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R.
Wise,
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It
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Sir,
forming
undeniable
is
be
to
"
that
everywhere, kinds of work.
all
become
political
viable
.
footsteps
will
to
give ri.-e hours,
of 24
my
so
the
a
to
calculated
granted thun 30 years the blessings enjoyed But the Constitution
for
life,
of into a arena purposes, have turned facts warfare,
own
your
sectarian into fiction.
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and
destroyed your endeavour
You
fulness.
readers
English a great
Macmillaris
of of
idea
y pur
about five that you
only
colony Bar in
;
pointed
that called ;
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and when
Genera! you the accident
you
it
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General
May Is
need hardly who bad taken not
wns
office
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a
say this
the
important
those
amongst
that who
who
gentlemen
well
as
cians,
are as
of
choice But limited." because thhn,
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men
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disposal."
rough is
it
not
of affected fault of
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you,
your
,
his
at
placed
mr.
article,
you
with
vote
suffrage,
!
was
i
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electoral
equal
tice,
and
B.
Darvall,
of
a
rights,
by
ballot,
mint,
the
university, wool and
on
Real
municipalities, hundreds of
acts
when either
of wrote
you
Property for passed the people.
affiliated
your
article
that
true
England body elsewhere, occur. No one
"
undesir make can
But
more
a
if
but
lawyer
the
at
votes
Legislative years, and of which dates occurred,
July
are
ober
On
—
:
1886; 1886;
9,
you "scenes"
August
4,
all
those
protested Australians
—
imaginary participators have reached "
iery who
in are
two only against) neither representing Irish constituency " scene." in auy
if
you
Everyone can
you
had, in
readily
tins
had
country, understand
forgotten young
"
.
|
"
eminence
your
them.
the
.
;
for years is given your Either admit or your error, assertion. groundless You have made
.
correct
one
|
in
your that
and Australian
article, "
in
only
'
cannot
pose owing the community and which lie he lives, :
one,
guidance? prove
your
statement and that
found
speedily
|
just
!
and
does
describe
uot
the
so,
iin.
that reason
wise
!
your
justly defeats in
last,
nofc
Paper.
in his
eightyhas
boy and
a
yesterday of the exhibition. of illness he
I
:
the
it
to
the
are
Marshal
to
of bis
in
around. I'm no shown in
the speed He met a.
a Mr. J. P. Leonard,, and for Cork, a» years fifty and asked him to taker Paris,
said the Marsha l, judge," something that was deem ed its way by the shown? .an. Duchess of Magenta is. rfhe and
coining,-
ct
feather,
of
the
blood.
on people had come to look at
purpose to
say exhibitors.
the
I
to
mean
forme sou vcuirs The Marshal was
the Australian he did not want to, show cousinly to
"But,
as
1
greater came
is
only
for
the
the guide,
sr.4id
not
only Ireland
his
Uuuie
in
to
his
of Irish birth, noble affability of just He
away.
Carnot
as came
President in
just The
step
Irish.
"you
greater iu Aus eyes with he went Zealand-
who
were manner.
Carnot as
first come
a
laughter ot\ bearing aud so this, into the Victoria and New sections. The secretaries there, wit'a
0
At
he 'had
to
er
exhi
askfcd.
feeing
tralia."
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b
charge of this,
sectic>'.u
Marshal," know that there but rA England
o'.eu
health
is
,
Ic.sk
my
M'Mahon
and
Mahon.
of 1
hardiest,
on
men
were
of 'Chillian
O'Gorman
speaktng
owe
Irish
hero
"
Gough, .iu
AH
The only look as we'Jl
to
age
the
in
has hrtd His complexion and he has 'still a
carriage.
his Lord
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are'
struck, He went-
President;
went Marshal told! away. he was when of governor-general be made a murderous district Algeria, by the streets and healthy planting roads and public gardens with the Aus
how,
tralian
paragraph of
st
is
life a man public to the sroallness of the narrow circle in is
at
not
out."
as
into
belong Irish an and represent constituency," thus mislead the English reading public. But you are now detected in a misstate ment. \\ hat explanation can you give when every about it date fur the past five
j
.
and
now
fresh
freshness
its
bition.
notor-
"
alii
priests,
be lore
day
procure
Yon
all
yet,
section
tip-top " But
members say that disorderly to the Irish or race
daring positively
"
as
erect
fir
"
is
of
M'Mahon.
experience from wounds.
when
were
—
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and
to
generally
Surely had you
and old, "aiioro-
in
Hps
him
your
;
or,
give
native resident
Irish-
all!
front a natural cause, a in his life." The words I. inverted commas fell from his;
a
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illness
bird
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things,
never
for1
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year hud
day's
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the exhibition Irish exhibits
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Marshal
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October 22, 7, 1886; November 1887 November 17, 25, 1887 December 13, 1887 ; March 22, 1888 ; and Mny 30 1888, and (except " " " scene when the cloture ing the was
statue
a
built
earth."
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18, 1886
April
raised
aud wallah," The Marshal
find
This
adrift, soldiers
made
hospitals,
the
past the that of disorder
will
are
for
:
glorious and nuns
retains
of
female.
a
nobly whom
proofB.
last
there fact
brating monks
said
and
at
under
The statistics of for 1887 and they of whom 6,434 were
!
suicides,
true
is
ugly
arose
you Yon
proceedings for the Assembly
five
It
that
the
constitu step towards You make
France,
visible
out
are
Victoria
Irish
an
France.
!
least,
You
is
and 1,768 France
as
every Austra the of House and in every
in iu
as
the
i
good
colony. direction
so
of
progress
feeling A little would do
produce your proofs. are the Then, here
a
Look
establish
Act, the
the that
them.
cannot.
will you of jus manhood
the crops, teleextension of and railways the of the throwing open graphs, the waste lands for settlement by customs the law people, laws, repealing establishment of of primogeniture, the liens
government
The
is our Patliameut inexperience. to do but are anxious well, Members the business of legisdo not know they are Most of them un lation. entirely the management of public in trained having uo knowledge of English affairB;
J.
are
Sir Sir
—
legislation:
and spare time to do so, laws for the administration
just find
'
an
men
of
of in
represent a necessary eminence and notoriety." of assertions, any quantity
if of your favourite And expressions. have of volumes you perused yonr have been Oliver what laws do yon find have not, in. the past 30 years ? If'you
Rather
say
writing ? Had
of the "in who did not
names
believe. you of the real
little
"
think misled
you
of
State
8,202
male
men
easily
ing member often ency),
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"
authority,
of the
The Republic, suicide
say
against and indeed, state slanderous, reckless, ment was never uttered than wheu yon, " said defiance of the sir, systematic of the House, and (if the offend opinion
political
colleges,
wise,
in
so
provision
ol
names
made
representative able " scenes
the did
sir,
has
one
Parliament, Commons in
has had noeffect? teaching " "There But they lacked cultchaw." is cultchaw in the is one 110 !' colony" their
ment
kon.
Now,
you were to Macmillan
not
lian
Sir Charles A. Murray, Cowper, Sir John Robertson, Sir John Hay, William Richard W. R. PadForster, Jones, W. M. Arnold, J. i-i. Plunkett, uinglon, William Bedo Dalley, Dr. Lang, D. H. Think Deniehy, &c., &c., &c. you that
accepted induce
him to do so. uiy friend quite prepared' appeared of the office, undertake the duties the office this to be the case, finding
Act
public
are
experience you good. It is quiet
to
in
electors
ignorant
"
your part talk the about
?
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return by
whom
perienced
know but very of the people
since.
men
frankly
defeated
be Continued
never
supported by and Scotch
you not electorates
to
To
elector
could
English
this
question, your an give intelligent " that of" Australian Politics beyond all doubt.
on
opinion is placed
politics,
some
T.
were
Wise) word single At that time
our
public experienced" know the business Sir James Martin,
|
;
(Mr.
no
of
two
and not their religious their at the obtained majority felt certain that you -would ? You polls defeat them because were more they " but inex the Popery than Fiscal,"
the public of the Con passing were elected as 1855, of the Just people ?
J
"
friend
used
I
now
in
and to the with the Powers.. such at
fact
significant
did
the
is
in
faith,
educat
ever
liberal
were
whose
greater been taken
The
the defeated
Why
who
a
dispute,
on
opinion unfitness
Now him. judge Macmillan, why did
opponents your elected unless
both
in you
a
on
to
when you wrote ever heard the the who, after
representatives listen to a few
;
office
insult
ail
t
stitution
billet-hunting" expos Henry .Parkes ed, you in his speech in the Legislative which is in the Assembly, reported when lie Herald of February 8. 1888, "I must, be permitted to say that, said when lion, and in the first instance my learned
not
it
community
you
j
'experienced' politi of the bar. members the Government was
yon 8ir
is
j
have
named in conprominently selection will and the nection with it, to those who have expected give surprise Mr. a veteran Poster's to see step into that it was surmised as shoes, especially overtures to had made the Government
has
abou
!
most
been
30 years ago. continued been
inexperience" business of legislation not know what yon
1887,! "The;
AttorneyMr. appointing
We
gentleman
said
has
matters
political
"
the
by
difficulty
Wise.
you 28,
great the
world
to
were
?
that
this
than
our
Salomons,
opinion expressed of in the Herald pleader bear will repetition. Government have settled
in in
ion And
an
Mr. Mr. Barton, of the bar had and other members Keid, "the last refused it and when you were of the bar left for the only one" member of Sir the consideration Henry Parkes.
voters
be
to
more
'
The
the
in
place
you
puerile gross
a
.Belle
ap
offered
were
no
way
one
learning,
Alabama
in to regard the question of peace aud war, confer Berlin
and correspondence of the Great representatives when hold Surely, sir, you
previous and a dis
in
equal
for Ireland, of power,
and ence, intercourse
public
English compare such
to
history,
as
posing on
iu and, comparison, petty with the great of acts
Rule balance
the
elector
profession,
own
you,
authority
an
responsibility Ministers in England internal to government,
a —
wrote
been the votes of
not
the were
of
were
for
of your than your
you where
ates
on
for
therefore, as
local
mere
then,
it,
Irish-Australians,
conceal
you that
is
men
much attaches
neighbouring
absurdity, do you
Sydney General ? And ex-Attorneyby whom ? By three too,
have
wns
when
great
South
|of
whatever when you
a
Those great public colony. Lowe (now such as Mr. Robert characters, Lord and the late W. C. Sherbrooke), Wen tworth, the political educators were
this
to
more
struggle, peace, welfare, of the colony. government eminent men before many
good
than
have
yon
a
exceptionally the accepted
tinguished defeated, Catholic young
Parliament had proved
Imperial colonists
laws
pass
interest
Wales."
years
speaking '(because
accident," after Mr.
in
Attor
late
were
"
politically
"
South
short
Attorney-
as
to
Magazine by
a
1883
in
England
use-
give
occasion
for their that time, conspicuous learning and knowledge of government, who com menced in public the people educating stated that affairs and it may be safely ;
importance
as announcing yourself for New ney-General not aware But they were
been
to
to
There
own
your public
themselves,
after
and
of
moment
a
have, written anger,
uncontrollable history
in
the
fit
:
our
the
by afitr
Act
Hearn,
both
iu
an
;
member
How
constituency. were defeated
you
were
a
Home
each
—
and for colony, the colonists have of " Home Rule."
more
Bagehot,
you Mac-
"
from you that
hear
in
and power responsibility Minister of the Crown in an Aus tralian than is the case in colony Eng land." Removed as we are from the anxieties and daily of responsibilities almost European politics, act a every Minister here is either local or connected with the most with friendly relations the colonies. What an to
history, doubt,
May combined,
as
Macquarie,
more
yonr your busi
in
you, character
constitution this
and
to
England
parliamentary
ates
a
born
were
you
Freeman,
in
knowledge no
West
?
'Macquarie business
posing
in business misleading millaris and Magazine, you found out" and rejected. "speedily It must be amusing to reading
and iu the the other Sydney, electorate of West country Macquarie. In neither is what you call constituency " vote" a majority. That the Irish in one-fonrth vote about represents only that
life.
public
unfettered to
until political
in you were years before
and
passed
and
special possessed,
special
was
turn
social
what
life
free
"
a
arrived
you
a
of yon as Several
bigotry,
microbe"
make
affairs
public
in
and
West "
"
the
tried
South
in in to admire you all what indeed, except, ail what noticed, your import regretted, Your and impudence. ed offensiveness second edition article in Macmillan is a
to pure, so it is impossible either fair or h'ouest microbe" with public affairs. in dealing You, sir, out course on a because you have set "
as
nothiug public
one short day, to and injustice, #hd and jealousies make misunderstandings And as it is honest amongst people. of the difficult to keep a single species
hatred,
and Barton, colony,
before And
of the
the
Sydney
article had just wrote your you yon most two suffered public significant of one in the great defeats, constituency
as men you you to speak about public that did ? Beyond the fact you were, like all other educated Australians, " looked there was upon as respectable,"
in
community
peaceful .racial
about
knowledge Parliamentary yonr opinion,
Todd,
Dicey,
all
and
and your
English
Hallam,
this
ia
men
did you show you member of the Government, " leader" of the bar, or the accidental so as to entitle member of Parliament,
in in
vi6e,
give
have learn
with
that,
experience," "
exceeding,
University?
at,
knowledge
un
"microbe,"
scrupulous political similar circumstances,
say, the Sydney age, Mr. Edmund
of
no
But
and
Sydney tried
you
you will does not
are,
you
error.
of legislation,"
ness
history age your
of
man
young
you
either
in
raids
may
Parliamentary
had learnt Sydney Harbour.
in
the
having Parliamentary
lengthened
unsurpassed
men
in
affairs,
English
English
"
that
your know
everyone
South
on
man
admit
not
flippant
public
sting You
imprudent
a
political
your
What training special and where could you
any
than
much, you might have become use of some in this experience, "microbes" As .colony. propagate or subdivision, themselves by budding of scores of and by the production favour under and, rudimentary seeds, do so with able circumstances, they that a single such amazing rapidity course
of
the
sufficient
of our untrained
public
At your number of young had forgotten more
the young a community " microbe" of the most unenHad you followed in the class. Liberals of the in leading in
microbe"
of
Irish fellowyour would have been entitled to one's if had sympathy you boldly and bravely admitted that you had com iu your article— if you mitted a mistake But had explained why you wrote" it.
one
almost
—
our
or
most
colonists.
age,
in
you,
that
which sir,
—
entirely
educated
England,
the
of yesterday midst know
say
of
than
with
"
our
are
more
;
sir,
man
history." had you
rri wine into and tii vinegar instance, milk to become meat to pntrify cause and butter rancid. You are sour now, ,
a
legislation. entitle
bish
inexperience. but how
in-
management knowledge
for
They,
is
your
"
with of
Now,
defects
in
it
tradition
for
our
to
men
at-
of
smart
to
way,
microbes" and per
found
class."
you,
—
Layv.
are
heritage leisured principal
history
:
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for
stranger of either
ivmmmnww
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history,
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as
dash
a
a
old
too
was
for
or
that
national
go
any
secre
her
The
colonist.
to
matter,
of the colonies remarked to the Marshal his took leave, a pity Carnot had not in his
one
after
that
he
sportsman,
of
in
was
blood.
The
form than
splendid Irishman
an
more
Irish
and
subject?.
example; king of
if
the
the
good-
Popes
of
the
were
infallible,
who
Honorins, heretic by
her have a
England wrong-headed
ever
old-fashion,
formed
arrow
was
the
sixth In reply
infallible.
was
said
to
training ing with
all
under
an
"
His heart
man.
and
toward
warms
Ireland, his expressed Pans sincerity.—
occasion
this
on
with beautiful feeling Cor. New York Tribune.
A
Sermon.
Cress well
was
rather
in decayed, By her will
II.
for
a
to
sermon
last
victoria. tueen about nothing her; into their minds. unusual a people in
on condition that the preacher but what was well say iiothing remarks her. After some general of morality, the subject and the good thus to be made of it, the orator
on us63
that,
and to
iJy
she
she died
and with
well,
born lived
in
the
there
tlmt
unmanly
country.-
for she ; of Cresswoll, and she died
be any
to
cease
Boston
—
in
subjects
Pilot.
we'l
name
Clerkenwell
Apostolic
Father
Dr.
and
Vaughan
he
authority, xututi
cuucuruiiJg
held
by the whole
tion
then
defines ur
uiuraiB
was
sixth the and by successive for defined having to faith morals. or
Council heretic
tu
ue
a
as
a
to
withdrawn in the the prescribed lest persons of certain
from
the
by the
in
sixteentli
a
A Catholic
University
Bernard
Father continued
of
One
the
'Roman
of
beneficent was
conquest the
lighthouses
in
annexed.
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the
countries
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lighthouses-towers original Roman
consequences of the erection
purpose.
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in
still
is
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its
still
"
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built
were
At all coast. wood ed that
the
by
violent
"
that.
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it
places
fires
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su
pposof
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were
of
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the a
propped
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Eighty.
has, in
of
woman '
jnst
out
that
and
was
petitioner
ago,
spend
a
whose
have
subsequent from
ranged
wife
his
beating on
fire.
the
get
offences druuk
mortgaging
to
seem
and the
there had been a reconcilia it whs witnesses having, of seen the mutual attentions with The Court, an couple.
several
tion,
alleged, the happy
grim
unspeakably fact
the
the
of
her
a
few
husband. details
Throne
in
a
serve
as
and
Roman
Catholics
he which monarchy
Bftys in
that
that
becoming the
monarchical
They
the-
stability
it
.
the
belief b&st;
keen could
Popes
and upon earth, conduct to their
of as
episcopal sight the nineteenth detect the clearly dead
to
aud
brother
died
!
!
UUU
that
schools
the
IUO
of
fall
were
to
were
it
confidence was felt Board of Education,
lillctb
ttlgueu
UUUK3
dull
UMtJU
of treatment in the urged equality matter uf grants for the denominational and State traiuing colleges. Dealing next with -the of University question he counselled the establish education, ment in Ireland of a Common National
would the fault not basis, the Catholics of Ireland, Mr. A. J. Balfour, replying of the said he Government, of the Irish that the position not
was
more
be due on
to
behalf j
regretted teachers But he incomes had
satisfactory.
out that their point been increased by the Board of Educa and that there had been a relaxa tion, tion of the regulations under which a of had been the results fees moiety and the consequence of that sanctioned, had been to increase from to £57,989
might
ascribing the
had
become that century motives
their
"
of
accouut insinu that St.
Protestant the his stnud against and St. Peter sojourned
nothing
but
That Peter had in Rome." St. been Bishop of Autiooh aud then ouee if became Bishop of Rome was a fact, believe Moorhonse would Bishop only attested than that he himself better it, and had ouce been Bishop of Melbourne was
not
Bishop
of
Manchester.
at
the
be forgotten had been
that a sum of £1,200, from the Irish granted Church Fund to Surplus provide for teachers. was It a pensions gift which was without and which parallel, out of sight. More ought not to be left the grants for school over, building's 000
-
The
and teachers' residences were less onerous than any oilier State loan in the king dom. The amount for total applied by Catholic
since
the
Act
of 1878 In the
managers was passed £172,000. circumstances and which lie had stated, however much they might sympathize with the condition of the Irish nutional he must teachers, say that the Imperial was for that not Exchequer responsible condition. The contributions imperial was
to
the
English
to amounted teachers £64 contributions
par to
head. the
'
amounted to teachers Irish teachers of the less a sum than £54 admitted that modern -fulfilled sible
for
system,
male
principal and
the
to
£57,
teachers Irish
The
imperial female English and to the £38, same
class
to
no
He per bead. schools hud not
of those the expectation the educational framing
respon
but
schools
he
thought
these
(Irish)
to
this
mu6t
was
paid Protestant
a
He
the
other
in
be from ex
admitted
the
in
whether to make
proposed
was
He
Ireland.
of
one
the
As
perfectly
to
the of
measures
primary that
to
Govern
matter
this
early
true
education,
compared marked- dis the contributions made to there
England
desired the
was
as
a
in creeds Ireland were in favour of the denominational and desired the system, Churches to. take a large part in super as well as that the intending education, should instruction. they give religious The Government had been compelled to modify the system of primary education in Ireland until now year after year, it was the shown that system had practi become denominational. Was; it cally not better to make it so a go, od with
all creeds, comprehending University, and allowing full That was a liberty. which would ho satisfactory settlement failure and if there was a to settle on
that
against scholar
in proportion denominational but even schools; so, at the same time the system was not so denominational as to secure the entirely absolute of the people. AU support
bile
uninteresting,
and
regard that the
as
favourable than any hear)— and it
that
however,
with
and
pedantry,
most
scholars
III
more
substantially (hear, hear).
of subject next session.
no
National
scholar each
Sufficient grace? (hear fiincls hear). be would then With re forthcoming. of model schools, gard to the question he would
ought and
say that he thought) only they with deal them as., a, whole, consider whether the £30,000
to to
for their maintenance was justifi paid able by results. As to training schqpls the question was one the right which, hon. had gentleman to
endeavoured
meet
his
by intimating
readiness
(
tQ,
dis
the subject with the managers,. with view to their seeing deipands. ,'jjle was hear this, and trusted very glad to the that result would be the formation of some which won scheme, Id satisfy the of the managers desires (hear, hear). Mr. offered YVoodall his congratula tions to the Chief Secretary on re his, of the of principle cognition cuss a
governing
Ireland
to according and laughter). hear, Mr. J. O'Counor ,
though
ago.
of
National Library of Australia
off
of aspers of Chtist's
in
in
®hd the
be
wipe
than
the high prerogative sacred characters
that could prejudice tact that torical
loyalty in the
to
were
gone to an Referring Moorliouse, ation by Bishop never been in Rome, the Peter had of Ellicott, who, spoke Bishop preacher would inform his Manchester he said, centuries
plot
has rested of which second fast
personal a
as
first
the
are
sovereign,
form
England,'
country
three things, fid obsolete, so.
in
the
there would
as
vthere history than sufficient
the
was
ment
not
so
has a very interest of the North number
Throne
more
fling
inadequately paid, that, which was of the Act spite passed fourteen residences years ago, only 700 had been provided for 8000 teachers. in
He declared
With stated
for
(hear,
—
know,
atid
altogether
uUllvgvo
Scotland. Altogether than a million sterling out for a system of education which was more denomina
education
and
miserably
and M filer Leander, cation of the character
motives Protestant
by an would he the
of
chose to up mud out at her Sovereign
scraping
long
were
long speech,
that mud, and to bring clearer before the true characters of that illusof Popes. was trious line Hildebrand a case iu and then the preacher point, referred to what Leo, Voight, Linden,
vicars
England-
in
recent
'The
ArnericanOU.
now
story
to
M'Carthy
pap'flT
not
novel.
Justin
upon
this
enough
The
ing
supplied
easily
hand,
experienced unpleasant of a realistic
that
wife paralysed to accept the attentions With of the addition
being compelled of
was
to
So
teachers
a
time the sum £102,000 present which The number received. of they it was had increased, but teachers, true, not the increase was in to proportion the it should augmentation. Again,
exercise the ing
a
established,
sufficiently
held
linraour, reconciliation
so
Bishop
in
time Irweli
the
or
;
had said iu vindi of Gregory VII., commonly called Hildebrand. Father Vaughan then proceed to con the action of the demn Protestant who felt himself called upon to bishop,
that
ground
in
out
to set1 the threatening The husband attempted aside on the divorce set
and
property house
getting
splendid Pontiff?
Church
Protestant
Pontiffs? students writers
the the
-
his
the
of
to
paralysed
? likely
minded
proceedings. in occurred
of
that it needed to be the flying buttresses by of the bad history of Dr the Or was Catholic to a band of lose holy because uicn a narrow
truth-loving
She
herself,
to
divorce
however, the which
aged
.
three of s
is
wife
a
the
functionary
to disregard historians had
Protestant
Moorliouse
some possessed property, explains why two or perhaps the bride ago she became years sailor thirty years yonnger lhan
boot. which
to
that
in
figures
eighty case A France
to
often
not
a
what
asked
he said
course
9
VgUCOll
for some and hoped necessity alterations, to be able to make them (cheers). Mr. Parnell wished the Chief Secre serious in his tary were attempt to settle vexed of University the much question
in
Teachers
Elemeutary the
higher Ire-
in
more
tional,
chequer
—
In
each
remembered
Universe the 31st. for the third On the motion of the Appropriation Bill Mr. to the called attention position
Ireland.
in
man iu
With
Hildebrand
up
Church It
a
condition
fashioned at
entitled
in
rickety
illumination. Divorce
in
position
State him
Protestant vindication
even
written
British
that
was
preacher,
qualities
these
a
uigu
arrogance." chartered rites,
of
sort
that Romans
the
so
a
betraying
unpardonable
was
occupieu
of
Flamborough and on sundry of
St. that
unbroken
to use his which, (Bishop Moor" own was the home words, house's) of reverent and national liberty." piety The Bishop, continued Father Yaughan, Hildebrand witli charged being guilty
on
their occupation during in Flintshire, Head, headlands prominent
from
the
in Pontiffs Peter without
church,
125 ft. high, built by the shape, on the highest part Emperor Caligula erected a of the cliff. Though " from the bowshot" edge, the seat in the cliff, of ages undermined the course in 1644. It is and the lighthouse fell reasou,
lino
bigotry
gonal
good
Sovereign
the
something
provide Catholics
purpose. he
paid and
paid Ireland
Europe
of
reading Sexton of the National
attack made by the late Melbourne upon Gregory said that the Bishop of Man
the
wno
corresponding
with
night
of Manchester.
Bishop
lie VII., all the chester seemed to have inherited old prejudices the Papacy. So against his judgment it was that warped was of for him to speak of any one difficult
oysterstanding, guided of the civilized Britons laden barques from in. their Ritnpim voyage perilous the to the Gesioriaeum, (Richborough) random "Rniilnonip. where there was a Pharos of octaRoman
supposed,
recent
a
the
Says August.
S,J.»
an
of
Bishop
the
England
Dover
at
for
use
on
to
reply
Repelling
Romans of their
one
In
,
his
Vaughan, Sunday
on was
.
Lighthouses.
be put State
that
schools,
for
of
what Roman
should the
State
England
in
Ireland.
for
undenomina
difficulty
total
was
Moor-
house.
this
30s. 6d.
paid 17s.
century, episcopal types of that he had been con argue doctrine to bo a defining entire Christian world.
mind might demned for
of opinion
was
.was a serious very of the paid four-fifths income of all who were the teachers, not of the State, servants, but of the who were almost managers, entirely clerics. In the State addition to that
of
list
lilC
foot
a
contributions
wishes of the Roman but not he could population, outline time of a give any
The
one.
'
was
C/tlctU
primary
religious
contrary in the letters from. proof positive and in the word Hononous to Sergins, of l-hu condemnation that itself, ing Honorins not was in the capacity acting iu which a case could be brought aloue the His Papal infallibility. against name
as
good
as
the
meet
Catholic at that scheme for
far
Roman
for
not
on
State He and
colleges
Ol/wlllg
did
doctrine There was
to
He agreed be done to
to
IttwtJf
was
were
so
education
ques
Popes
training
ought
General
by
colleges regard
equality, concerned.
doc-
a
Church. The whether Honorins
condemned
held
Bridewell.
ill
There aud
sovereign.
are
until
:
was
other
something
I think about1 it; my better.without it.' much It is her Majesty and to be hoped that this her successors continue may to their Irish persistent neglect subjects,
countrymen
of the deceased the will it that I should mention is, expected but what was well her, and say nothing of her. All I shall there say of her, born well, she is this She was fore, Jived
tho be
unwholesome
-
:
so
'
seems
"
concluded
come6
This,
'
to
of
never
was infallible other Popes, only, dis certain conditions, when, his office of pastor and master charging in -virtue of his supreme of all Christians
srine
Know
inoy she
he says, is devotedly loyal, in whom nothing but persistent neglect could have such a result. wrought For he adds, I am not at all myself,' for it. I do not admire that sorry fervour devotion .of to this,' personal
of those
one
funeral, was
divine
nate
who flourished, or of Charles the reign ten she left pounds be delivered at her
women
remarkable
rule
to
alty Mr.
Funeral
Madam
and ho attempts he will be tho right, by of that or other kind of roy any The Irish in England. people, neither love nor M'Carthy says,
George IU,
like
kind,
he
that
for
not
those in England. denominational
as
like
Honorins,
and
his adhesion give to proposition any general condemnatory of these He mentioned schools. that
Father
this,
be could
reason
then Pope condemned as a General Council,
Pope
that
between primary
link schools,
secondary
that tional
Vaughan
valuable
a
and
was
care
wishes
easy-going, a sensible man imitate probably
last
holds
son,
will but
world,
looked
with
and
of her
from the preacher's quiver directed Mooragainst -Bishop attack the Papal infallibility. house's ou stated that if all the Bishop Moorliouse
changes of
sovereign virtue of
by
securely
natured,
old
present
agreeing Her
fully
French
a
The
seal
radicnl
to
dislike
sort.
.
he there
would
Secretary measure
haviog
Irish
for
this
vexed
The
Bill
The
was
Wonderful
its
Chief
a year introduce object the ameli of a well-deserv and that then
question. read a third
"
the
hoped
of the position of Irishmen, ing class there would be no reason in
(bear, '
next
oration
ideas.
Grand
for
compluint
time.
Old
Man."
Mr. Gladstone the Pall Mall (says has resumed without an Gazette) effort the positiou in the House which he has ceased to for so that occupy long it people had begun to forget was his Richard is himself lo-day and again, the most of detractors malicious admits with reluctant candour that there is no one in politics who is even a patch upon Mr. Gladstone. and
Whig
Tpry
all
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itself
only of of
a!
great great
a
detractors
at
present,
it
what
Mr. care
is
vote
a
powder, by the War
favored the Alock,
lately
Air.
the
which
will
Office.
visit
in
England
states
1890,
buried
deeply
in
drawing
fibres
ancient
and
his the
all
from
of religion and morality successive of generations have for centuries past
springs
with
the past, nourishment
in
which
Englishmen their nurtured
His
souls.
career
bridges which would otherwise the gulf yawn between the Oxford of Manning and and the democracy Newman and Liddon, which Chamberlain Mr. himself now finds too advanced: said that his rivals divide his gifts, Alexander
iu
beauty of composition, of precision and fire, fluency the qualities all
whole
all
in
London
and
Press
bearing
It is to testimony. very satisfactory think that the golden day of wedding the great statesman should have been
by such signalized of the genius of his —
M—
remarkable golden
jForeign
display
aitfc
nam
tance
is
intention
power,
-
-
—
—
-
President
of
the
of
'
has
Cabinet
and in
means a
determined
his
of the purpose with the elections.
for
been applied in connection A collision two
One
Naples. Australian
mails
Prince
from rescued the accident
the
the
a
of
aban
of
protest Bishop the procedure against adopted the appointment. concerning It is now that the Servian transpired be Regents have refused an interview son,
the
Bendoff, he
;
has Mount
purchased
Morgan
£170,000. has resolved the Chamber he will return
cents
per
however,
are,
to of to
Mr.
through
force
to
part
the
with police,
the
found
wood-heap and blood,
and the
under
the
wards
found
left
a
on
White.
the
yard deluged a showing plainly White crouched in arm.
was a
corner
the she
the with stab after of
on
the
Queen
son.
It
that a clue has been reported which to a medico as discovered points of the Whitechapel being the perpetrator is
murders.
His
arrest
is
expec
hourly
ted.
The is death announced of Doctor the father of the famous Wills, explorer of that name, who, with Mr. Burke, in the interior of Australia perished while
engaged
in
an
exploring
Mrs.
White. caused
to
arrested
stealing
on
to-day
warrant, £100,
tralian
James
gamed
jockey
was
expedit
with
terms
is have Jealousy supposed the deed. to commit White at Ernest Moon, the late postmaster was Swan committed for trial Hill, on the charge of embezzling yesterday, to the Crown. £113 belonging
A
ion.
South
a
him
charging at
f
the
McBride Aus with
Morphetville
The
police
sanguine
of
are
being
clue
their
to
medical
man.
arresting secrecy The
him
Rotterdam
settled,
the
sati-fied
the
the rate
identity
They
shortly, maintained.
is .
the
but strike
is
a
certain of the strictest has
been
proprietors fully having men's demand for payment of five
pence per
National Library of Australia
by
hour.
young
:
alias
Musica,
The
Action
libel
veterinary
Kendell,
a
H. Mr. Messrs.
Shilinglaw,
of
The
in
a
brought
the publishers his resulted costs. £416 and at £5,000.
Pharmacy Journal verdict;
Damages
were
of laid
2.
,
the
was
scar a
stolen, about
Maoris,
a
Maori,
wife
He
ed different Lord and liamentary
a
a
and
went party to attend the
Mr.
Gawler
show there. authorities presented with an address. £60 4s. ; British, £3 Block £11 6d. ; 7s. 14's, £4 18s. ; Junctions, £3
yesterday The municipal His Excellency Brokens are 6d.
;
10's, 6.
£6
Centrals,
;
Trades
19s.
received
and
October
for
4.
Council a from Mr. cablegram that not onepenny of the
the
Labour
will
used
which
they
for
be
purpose
subscribed.
The baby Show was Exhibition yesterday are
opened at the and a proved thousand babies
Five
success.
great on
Exhibition, The specimens.
fine
some
including show will
be opened promises to
three
The affair days. financial great success, thirty for thousand persons having paid for be
a
admission
the
during
first
day. of the
the
North perpetrator has been charged tragedy, murder of Welsford. with the wilful has been A remand granted pending the inquest, which takes place to-day. What is termed "Black Measles', in the Hawkins at still prevails family White,
Melbourne
A
Castle-maine.
yesterday the that
third and
(Thursday), has malady in
appearance
two
is
other
that
feared
a
it
its
families.
October
strike
4.
of consider
will break magnitude probably the various marine bodies Yesterday of the men representatives on the owners of the waited steam and informed colliers them that unless
able out
among
the
nonunionist
from their withdraw.
men
were
discharged
the unionists and also
boats, This
would a
sub
written notification to the has been disregarded, only two to the proprietors acceding are request. Important developments to take place within the next expected few
effect
days. Mr. Charles
at gist written
the a
letter
the
Egeson,
Sydney
to the
a
issue.
has
Press repeating to the probability
firm conviction as three years' drought, he will stake his says his of
meteorolo
Observatory,
He all
further on
that
has
been
Territory,
stating
that
Block
19s. £7
Mr.
H.
Edgar
Is.
£2
Is.
;
The
Block
;
8s.
£11
14's
;
Souths £4
British
;
£3
18s. £2 13s.
Creeks Paramatta leaves
;
Norths
;
9d.
Eng
for
Mondayweather
is
and
fine
beautifully is in
and harvesting
warm,
Cen; 14s. 6d.
2s.
£4
10's.
Bakor's
s.s.
on
full
swing.
October 5. Melbourne tragedy
Melbourne, the the
At
North
verdict a of inquest jury returned White lias been com manslaughter. but bail has mitted lor trial, been The allowed. medical evidence the shewed wound to be ten inches deep. cases of diphtheria have Thirty-six occurred during the week, 15 of which have been fatal. named A man Edwin Wolfe has surrendered to the watch-house city for murdering his mate named a Scott, three
brickmaker, are
police
weeks
The
ago.
the
investigating
matter.
October
Sydney,
5.
and
Obstruction
have rowdyism the Legislative characterised Assembly for the past few days over proceedings the proposed vote of £1,100 to Mr. chairman of the defunct Davies, Casual Labor Board. The proceedings in disgraceful scenes culminated to-day Mr. and strong language, Crick being the
offender, to Satan
principal Parkes
Henry
Sir
comparing and stating
he
not further blacken his character. When the division was being taken on the vote, Mr. Crick call shouted out a set of dirty ing the ministerialists robbers and hounds and Orange
could
thieves.
He was afterwards of contempt ami was guilty and locked The vote up. Davies was carried by a
adjudged arrested Mr. to of
majority
sixteen. The
Glebe
colliery
on
inquest
Hodson's verdict
is the body concluded, being that death was caused by starvation, through culpablenegligence. The jury also said that the management was also blameable for not consulting on the state of the mining experts
mine. definite
Nothing
the
regarding
stated
is
made
also
Sydney, It
died
child
He
ernment
The
Par
a
to
with
charged
J. H. Gordon has received from Mr. Parsons, the Gov Resident in the Northern
telegram
3.
critical
Lady Kintore
Hon
he'
and
taken,
and
'murder. for a week.
remanded
£59
her. enter and the
of her body, condition.
parts in
is
patient
insurance.
been
arrested
attempted
yesterday.
of which
all
have
depositions husband
trais
by shooting
yesterday, four balls,
fired
of
in her chin was It extracted. found to be a flat which bullet, had entered at the back of the neck, the spine, and pierced passed towards the lung. The bullets have been found in the Mrs. Crawford's body. dying
land
of
by
is
half
was
and
English. Octobea
covered
damage
only
and accountant to Whitelaw, secretary died suddenthe Government Resident on ly at Palmerston Wednesday. weaker. Shares are Brokens are
on
settler when fifteen
remains
the
on
a
of
£3,000,
lodged
The
it appeared had the deceased troubles, family which were brought in by his motherverdict was in-law. The recorded ' suicide while in an unsound state of mind." man' A named James Crawford made a deliberate to murder attempt
P.
surgeon, against the and editor,
& Co.,
Massina
by Mr.
she
She married years ago. of cannot speak a word Adelaide,
same
named Ida woman, who recently McFat'lane, of tradesmen, has a number victimised for trial. been committed A
ever
concerning the of
who, are
3.
than
more
murderer,
Whitechapel
October
sucessful
child,
by
is
The
at
October 3. Adelaide, Mrs. shot who at Crawford, was four times is not by her husband, as well as be expect improving might ed. Under ether the bullet which
a
sequent
racecourse.
London,
At
the
intimate
October
recognised the daughter
as
whom
were
3.
Wellsford s the premises
on
ben
from
have
her
to
has
her breast
The
to the declining comply with conditions and Her Majesty prescribed on to reside in her insisting right of Belgrade to attend to the education
owing
hearty send off. Wellington,
Melbourne,
taken and was ultimately kitchen, to to the police station by a constable, He has whom lie made no statement. murder been charged with the wilful been of Wellsford, who is said to have
young
a
Calliope A large and his
yesterday. Kane Captain
Burns, stating Australian subscriptions
Wellsford, stabbed
attacking ran for immediately when she returned on body of Wellsford in
H.M.S.
Admiralty
gave
except
John
way of
object
White and
Mrs.
his
on
Sodgwick King-street
England
a
18s.
nominal.
October
attempt
an
the for
19s. Block
£111.
aro
only
Melbourne, night
6d.
box at using a letter for the purpose of receiving Post-office has letters to the totalizator relating been fined £2 and three guineas costs. In instructions accordance with
his
to prepared substantial 6take, takes place shortly. is
was man, by middle-aged Thomas White. The tragedy occurred arid at White's house, originated
Galloway, been
the
Queen Natalie, her Ring Alexander,
a
four
be
Adelaide
tween
uncertain
is
INTERCOLONIAL.
of
the
to
ence
to
and
£2,000
It
Rothschild in shares the
W.A.
Canon Smith, of Australia, has been of the pending the decision of Canterbury with refer
Archbishop
for
to
will
has
nrlxMAO
accept.
fight
12.
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inquest A. E. Thomas took place From the evidence adduced
IV
notified
for
and
charge,
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the
if
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that
the
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girl,
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£12
for
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against
f
America
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meet
that
Russia n
the
recognise to the
claim
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interfere by force. has issued a challenge
will
Last
delayed. The charge for assaulting doned. The
but
debris,
their
rvltroo gMOO
Edward
fined
who
and stated been iustigated and that the had Companies account of the
immediately
ffo
in Act, Lewis
Suppression
who
Ferdinand's throne. stated in
is
Meurer was fined a the breach of
hail
Dock
to
afterwards.
shortly
<
the
of the with a
promoters
Socialists,
the
Porte
Sublime
bribery
which
board,
on
the of
cut
totalizator.
a
also
crew
merinos. Wool is very firm, especially Copper is steady at £43. Tin is weaker, and is quoted at £89
between yesterday at tunnel near Ariano, of these trains had the.
a
strike
House
similar
inmate his throat
an
Hospital, knife and died
named
man
young
Sydney
crowd
vehemently
on largely the' strikers unexpected assistance received from Australia. is The Austriau press urging
occurred in
trains
the
movement
estimated
at Orange rink skating burnt to the
a
was
past, night.
last
ground which
a
Yesterday Edward Poole,
left
the held
in
being
chairman
mine, Queensland, for General Boulanger reside at Jersey until Deputies meets, when France.
strong
was
interrupted, to clear get
A few days ago a party of surveyors, have been through Ngatimam in a white brought woman, country,
Norwood
The
through
of
shareholders Docks India
Scott's
near
from
£80,000,(about next in Paris,
of
Mr.
yesterday attacked that the
a
4.
of her loan of
a
floated
A meeting London and
20,000
his
prosecuting for
be
000), December.
notice further
issued
apply roubles
500,000,000
provided Baron
assis
radical th eintransigeant assertions recent concern the members of the ing Government, to the effect that the military funds had upon Dally
to
English
2.
October
Caledonian Hall, used as
which has been for some time
Hotel.
was
Sir of
Governor
as
for
Slavin
them, by every in the establishment
organisation. The French
haB
Championship. whether Searle will
rendering every at Rotterdam,
the strikers
to
aiding
is
the
Union,
appointed
well-known jeweller were The thieves and however, managed
The
to
Edwinning,
the
Betting running
Barba-
of
succeed
to
the
october
lead
anxious
Governor
Uennessy
O'Connor
--
Tillett,
been
Russia
Russia
News.)
the
Australia.
London,
row
londow.
Mr.
are
Mauritius.
FOREIGN.
Dockers
all
inost
Pope
SnUmiltCI.il
.intercolonial
the Daily
has
does, John
Bulgarian
nww
Eelegrams. (From
of of them
jpfogramme
as
made
was
attempt shop of Mr'
an
the
Otto Yesterday 17. 6d. for £12
in
difficulty
a
against
It
rrnirgni—
no
Cameron -Lees,
?>ir
prime.
BaacwmnTFWMug—
play
be
surrendered
have the emphatic
we
to
directors
off
Game
which
to
—
tried
were
arranging ing Clubs,
chair.
and
which
Will
to
the best can only the of generals, the the of empire had conquered. Ono
in lucidity a third iu statement, but he aloue possesses of an orator, qualities in a hundred fields,
triumphant
finely
at
they
him
may equal a second
been
as
did
Macedonians
has
It
there
.
perfect-flower old of, the
that
into
pen
'
of the culture and training with his roots England,
night
break
away.
of the Secretary as agent who is acting team of cricketers
C.C., iahd Australian
Surrey for
Last
rumoured
is
that
been
our
He is the Parliamentarian. old order, the belated survivor school, the only representative He represents tradition. the
great of an
last
of
his
|
.
as
little Gladstone, to be reminded
Bourse on the Berlin will marks of £300,000,000 be niade the shortly by Imperial Government to provide bronze guns lor the use of smokeless which has It
favor
—
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among
difliculty
has
transpired
rumoured
extraordinary
Starting
at £10
stock
labor
circles.
October
Adelaide, An share
impending
rise
in
5.
Roundhill
took
place yesterday. shares jumped to to account £150, people being unable but it is for the rumoured demand, that a lode has been discovered in the main shaft at a depth of 400 feet. the
The property
consists
blocks
are
which
main
Broken
Hill
of ten forty-acre the to be on
believed lode.
are Brokens £59 Shares are dull. 15s Block £11 Is. fourteens, ; Block Centrals, £13 ; (?) £4 tens, £4 8s. ; British, 14s. j Souths, £3 17s. ; £3 15s. ; Norths, £2 10s. Junctions, The week's run at the Broken Hill mine has given 133,380 ounces, and the British 14,300 ounces. Tarlton Messrs. and Rischbeth, two directors of the late Commercial bank, are of the for a postponement applying six them for proceedings against on account of their absence months, from the colony. ;
.
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HAVE
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MERCHANTS
WAREHOUSEMEN,
SOCIETY PERTH
made
order
taken.
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JOHN
the
opposite
SURPLUS
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Town
tlie (namely, on PREMIUM
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FORCE,
IN
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to
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of
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and she herself made learn that she has grievances no with parliament to redress them. It is to the rest of hardly satisfactory the Empire that while the mass of business for the parliaimperial ment is yearly and the increasing, rate of despatch more than proIreland is ally lessening, portion
IRONMONGER. ex
direct
Stanwood," assortment from New York, a splendid and of Hardware. Goods American viz American Novelties, Axes, best Hat makers Boys' Axes ; Shingling
SPORTS!
THLET.IC Nov.
9th
next.
—
On
:
UNDER
THE
AUSPICES
OF
;
Lath
chets; Miners .
Hammers; and
Picks,'
THE
Tomahawks;
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Tools
in
PERTH
YOUNG
Tools of all useful General ; Carpenters' Tools ; Tinmen'skinds ; Wheelwright's Tools Hand Bow Saws, Tennon Saw's, Saws, Key Hole Saws, etc. ; American Patent Coach Wrenches; Pig Kings; and Kims, Spokes, Hubs, Whifiletrees, Buggy Lamps, and a splendid assortment Axe of Carriageware and Fittings Oval Pick Handles, Miners Handles, Mat Grub Hoes, Eye Pick Handles ; Garden tocks, Hoes, Spades and Dig Forks Self Acting Patent ging ;
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—
;
Messrs P.
—
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Choppers
Cheap Cane and
Novelty
Machines
extra
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—
;
Wood and Low Chairs,
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an
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in
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of
part
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P.
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M.
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n,
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and try
to
eyes
for
'
Murray-streets.
PRESS
very
OF
BUSINESS.
session of Her Majesty's Parliament has glided irrevocable and past, Western nor Australia, of
portion much
reason
the
Empire,
has
of Legis lators The press we are of has business, told, been so that the Constitu great tional Bill has been shelved till next and Australian opinion year, for its prematureuess. gaily rebuked the advocates of Reform In India driven in despair to Home havebeen itsef
upon the efforts at Westminster.
for redress, and the organization for to protection sullenly people resistance to the laws which passive they have no voice in influencing. In Egypt the bones of several thousand morebrave dervisheshave been added to the whitening mounds
field
my
and
in
now
my
about 15 one black HORSE, SL something like high, branded on near white on shoulder, (conjoined) near hind leg. If not claimed within the be scld to time allowed by law will pay stable
hands
expenses.
JOHN
PILKINGTON North&m
7th 1889.
October, O
8s. I
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0
E.
.
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track of European the while civilization desert, the miserable' falleheen are still down to the earth by ground tax-collector and native foreign soldier. A.t home the fierce of the Welsh has been hostility aroused by the ill-advised actively Tithes' Bill interests have ; Scotch been sadly radicalism
while Scotch neglected, received has no small conced impetus by the reluctantly ed Crofter .Courts the ad,for of rents the ; adjustment has been consumers' pocket severely tapped by the hastily Bounties Bill conceived Sugar ; the of while story mis-gov in Ireland has ernment been
repeated
to
the
J
j
world
every
night,
j
to
Indeed,
carry.
they in
so
their
—
tion in 1
'
in
a
which Irish
manner
would be Catholic
harmony with They naturally opinion. the British mulcted for less
'
add, tion
the
benefit
to
being of
a
with these
On
by
an
perfectly and legitimate grounds the Radicals have expressed their intention of an active offering to the measures. It is opposition a which memthe Irish hostility bers cannot of in the complain for successful or it can least, not, the zeal of Radical only quicken and Liberal in the cause of Home Rule. is But, in the meanwhile, it not absurd that an Irish question,
or
any
other
Imperial
ques-
a
times and system of of
score
Conservative
alike. But the education which ignored every cherished sentiment of the nation, and trampled upon every principle it forced the clung to, was upon and in deference people perpetuated to
Archbishop Whately's dictum, that the mission of England in to Ireland was maintain the dominance of Protestantism, and to enforce with conformity Eng lish notions and ideas upon It was in vain O'Coiinell the Irish. and Archbishop Murray protested that the Irish people did uotwautthe undenomination al system of N ati onal Schools. -Sir Robert Peel knew and time has sadly falsified better, the PrimeMinister. Primary ed ucation Mr. Balfour admits has now become practically denominational, butin deference to English prejudices continued of pre the attempt is still its undenominational serving
And,
beyond
yea
childish write
attempt English
election.
Irish
intelligible
been admitted in turn by
as
if
to demonstrate
or
statesmen
of
to
and plans Irish more
ap most
time
been they have hampered in the dread of their attempt by English opinion, and fear of a general
thrift
and they fairly a eminently ques
landocracy, the other is to he dealt
Parliament.
object
tax-payer
bare subsequent land question has in evergreen butits ; Imperial legislation effective has pruning always been thwarted of by the fears The complaint English Landlords. of Irish Catholics in the of matter Education has existed time out of mind and still flourishes. One shouldliave imagined it was a griev ance too patent to be passed by and too gross to be glossed over. It has
prejudices notions into their English for the education of the the youth ? Repeatedly statesmen have enlightened proached the remedy for this but each injustice, glaring
University
!
upon the The Irish become an
depends
the absurdity nay of this graft fifty years attemped culture, ing of Anglicism upon Irish the recent educational endowments Commissioners boldly adopted as denominationalism their basis, and a scheme at once put forward wise and intelligible. The higher ascend in the educational scale we the more the injustice. grave The because reasoning England was Protestant Ireland there was fore willing to become its so, found outcome in the deprivation logical Ireland of a in of university ber her beliefs, harmony with and traditions. Who her genius can the amount of wrong calculate been done which has by this
charac a crosses our mind ter, suspicion that but they might be, after all, a bold to hatch dissension attempt between the Irish party and their hitherto allies the inseparable Radicals. The latter are opposed from policy to an imperial guarantee for buying out the Irish Landlord, and on to the denomiprinciple which would find ex nationalism, in a Bill to for pression provide Irish Catholic Educa-
'
as it has party strife, Irish claims many times these last, during eighty-nine The nature of years. the evils to be combatted, the intrinsic merits of the sug seldom enter gested remedy, into the discussion of a measure where tenure of power and office
character.
Mr. Balfour conservative
as
the
of
Libei'al
J
they have
measures
judged from the
with
vote.
the
committed
government are thorough
the in
.
in
,
irrefutable foolish over has now
an
the which
against
questions, made warfare.
sweeping
to congratul
!
"POUND -
early
been shuttlecock In 1873 the Liberal overthrown was ministry on the of Irish very' question and in " 86 University Education, were ousted from they again office on the Land Clauses in the Home Rule scheme. But Mr. Gladstone never such contemplated
imperial invariably of Party
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ate
notice
shortest
on
manner
LOWEST
after of
mje m.
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SOLICITED.
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and
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the
centralization reached its zenith at Westminster, it is to be found in the very Land Bill and University Bill which the Irish Chief has now Secretary, to introduce. The pledged himself claims which these measures pur to meet have been a hundred port before the times English parlia acknow ment, and as many times one side or the ledged by either but as with another other, many
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list two
to the same
for believing that of the coming Cabinet English
ground been
months year will see the engaged on the West Australian Constitutional Bill. The session opened an with Irish it closed question; with an Irish debate and the recess was announced in the same breath with a from Mr. promise of the immediate introBalfo.ur ductionof two more Irish measures, which in themselves a open up of debates, and amendlong vista and ments divisions. What tor-
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Nomination fee for acceptance 1/. 6d. Hurdles, 2/, acceptance, the after to commence in Sports will be notified noon, at an hour which
American
iriers;
Cricket
to
of Hamassortment Patent Compressed for Washers, Buggy Axles; Half Mail Patent Axles;
Hammei's,
Putting
the
Throwing
must be sent years, by 29th October; be received by the
;
7,
6,
High
j
more
ground
Jump, Hop the Weight
Nominations for handicaps, with of performances for the last
;
fittings
Table
High
Braces,
,
and
distance
M embership in any Catholic association will be considered a sufficient quali for competitors fication to possess.
Meat in the
Mincers
Wringing
Pumps
Oars,
for
Best
(the
world); Douglas
Enterprise
;
Handicap
;
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Rollers
wick.
oif are a to come Handi and Hurdle for each 100 being
a yds Running Step and Jump,
and
E. Hard
J.
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Blind
and
the events
Among
;
Healy
J.
,
the effectually blocking Session after session is deway. voted to the discussion of Irish and just as pressing affairs, questions interests affecting imperial are either barked or entirely for a more adjourned opportune time for Nor does the discussion. close of last session us afford much daily
be solely
of a Conservative, a or standpoint or a Radical Liberal, statesman, or the a he of cause justness sacrificed to the of a expediency' division ? What has been party the case with Ireland is now the case of Western Australia. Her demands will he made the battle
.
landing
now
.
ancl
Sale, M.
HAS"G.
,
.
on
should
,
.
CASH
tion,
,
GREEN,
curiosity
We await Mr. Balfour's
some with endeavour promise of com
to
;
'
out his carry denominational pletely equalizing of remov state-training Colleges of the present ing the absurdities of rules the giving governing in unmixed instruction religious and the satisfac Schools, primary claims in the tion of all legitimate matter of Higher Education. —
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OLD
ENGLAND.
seme
and
them.
It
close
to
dared do. old incumbents
unpopular of learning
men
better
was
the
than
the
isters a work
minis
new
and
respectability be induced to it. Consecould not enter auentlv 'tradesmen, mechanics, one in anv could be induced fine who to accept a living,
supply, could
to read the service to the to be ordained The Protestant historian Heylin people. The new was made of cob says, clergy up weavers, blers, tinkers, tanners, card-makers, &c. So novel fiddlers, tailors, bagpipers," and so offen the idea of a parson's was wife, sive to the that no public conscience, one, any
reputation
to lose, considered
that was position and would give no legal wife. These illiterates
would at least
title
accept
slander
and some discreetand of the and in
to
the
by lack
.
.
tion
them. among in which Kent, with he
fell
No
showed
injury dore.
Many heard
daily these
like of
there her
to
one
at would of
the
Toodyay
men port bebinds.
were
the
minions
driven
the to
by went
They
of
not going, themselves
the
are
full
altogether .
.
that
.
And
of
danger such from
Papers,
of these
again anywhere
If
:
made they tendencies.
reactionary other hand, the clergy among violence by their of the marriages scandal.
.'
of
were
clergy
utter
Ceci
persecution. from puritan &c., repre agents, stubborn" and of no avail,"
i's
a
"
j
;
At
Subiaco a
—
the
City
Athletic occasion
Club of the
condition
that the
this
acted
assertion"
upon; when
contradicted, have anything Upon this Hallam in this statement
of
unfair
very
the law not
been
out of made
"
There
:
fact
to
eight and
acted,
them by penalties that little very
compelled a notion by the
to
so
Dr.
and
he,
horror mild
I
:
Highness
to
pressed appointed, wise.
me
in .
.
our
ten
per Council.
were
a nti
Gibney
The
is
time
Currodeen,
City
Police
as
since
et
a
the
Southern
l-
has
in
now
midst
its
branch
a
line
from
to
Derby
Hall's
completed.
!
horses
Several the Perth
:
con
Another
holy
This
they
were
which
her
in
are
in
races
active
for
training
next.
January
.
native aboriginal in the Gascoyne
time
done
death.
to
district.
not. .and
of "strike" place in Scotland.
thus
school
A
children
What
has
next
taken
?
of
Treacey to
Father
paid
visit
a
Perth.
The
Church of England these be gathered from men regarded may incident the an at trial of Ridley at Oxford, for destroying the altars in the old churches. As for the down of the Ridley said
in
Perth
Hensman
Mr.
success.
Mendelssohn's was a great was the musical
of
perforriiance last week
Elijah
the
conductor.
"
:
At
taking
it done altars, was upon just consideration, that for to come too they seem nigh the Jewish The said usage." Bishop of Lincoln A I promise you, to set goodly receiving, table instead an oyster of an altar. "(5) The old parish as a body, true priests were, their to No than in bishops. more one
the
Supreme named
man
for
prison
conclusion
:
Court
two of a
days
Monday
on
Williams
.
for
a
coloured
committed
was
applauding
at
to the
case.
"
t
An
advertisement column showing the tion of the Newcastle
twelve
conformed. The ecclesiastical really in visitation appointed May to administer the Oath of Supremacy proved such a dead failure that it had to be recalled in December, it could the as 800 of only prevail upon to take the oath be seen from clergy as may list of the names amongst the preserved
Papers in the State Paper grace given two years'
State
were
their
minds
and
it
till
Office.
to the
statute
severe
of 1C62
"
that
say, they sanction
the
among priests their lest, ministry, should be compelled to ." For the to heresies (5)
Popish
Government
was
us
powerless
are as
give most to
National Library of Australia
in
were
for
in law
the has
the
in another the consola
Sheffield
Handicap.
daily
they their
part act
:
:
writes:
correspondent
—
"The
usual
C.Y.M. meeting of the Greenough foitnightly The Presi was held on Society Sept. 29th. and duly opened the dent. occupied the chair, then was meeting, the debate proceeded with therein it took but only six members part The rest until rext meeting. was adjourned evening
of the which
being
went present,"
was off
devoted successfully,
to
sharp 16
practice members
the
following Ryan pleaded
were
Arthur
rev.
by
sensible
Scott
unlawfully offence
cheating
all
on jury, returned
W. A.
Holland
on
men.
and
nine
to
monJu.
a
to
at cards, was acquitted. Adolph stood indicted for a forged uttering After the the hearing evidence, the a
direction verdict of
of the "
presiding
Judge,
not
on the acquitted Chinaman. The trial a assaulting a and on Bros, arraigned Mead, wilful is now murder, proceeding.
themselves advertising the necessary possessing His the Excellency remitted fact that
the the
Herald
colony published
is
of of Shaw charge of
charge
to of
"
the
bazaar in aid of St. North was Perth, Hall yesterday, George's afternoon and evening It continues patronised. out and we trust to-day, in great numbers will attend
A
and
Canon of
sample (says the Weekly the airy generosity with which her colonial lands in England distributed In the York district the good old times. of Western Australia one family possesses 55 years ago at Is. 7,000 acres, acquired 6d. per acre. The railway from Freman tle to Beverley now the passes through is thereby of course, land, which, largely the last 40 increased in value but for resided in Eng the holders have yoars land."
in
ftiend
Perth.
"
—
Sunday
being Rosary Sunday, a pro of a large number of the consisting marched around the Catholic congregation, Cathedral at half past three p.m., reciting the rosary aloud. In the absence from the Dr. the of Vicar-General, city Gibnoy, the the Very Rev. A. Bourke, conducted had been The ceremony. procession formed in the usual and proved as order, a as on former edifying spectacle occasions. Benediction was given by Father had Bourke after the procession taken place. cession,
,
and
resident of Fremantle respected and Catholic of the has port, leading to the Eastern colonies. undertaken a trip leaves we Mr. us, Hagan temporarily the his with believe, object of recruiting to we has not health, which, regret say, for be some time past been all that could to desired. We hope that he will return benefit West Australia before long much ed by the change.
or Well, George, necessity, goodand fellowship, prompted him to accept, and a soothing then after a chat havana, wish to be able to go 1 expressed a strong no to the coal but having horse, the field, acci was My impossible. practicable friend dental and and a unexpected be— at he proved to threw friend this, and said the stump of his cigars away You shall with vehement emphasis At break have a seat." of day (Saturday) 16 in a down of rain, pour up and away, to Allenooka miles of heavy pulling Mr. Perejuans's place. swamp, Stopped after which the and had breakfast here, were viewed. famous and garden swamp horses a relay of 4 spanking Then, witli made a start was for Governor's carriage some 28 or 30 miles off. for Yarragadee, distance is heavy sand More than half this and certainly the and plain, up hill, heaviest I have seen since I travelling Narrumbri. Reached left Yarragadee in were the evening where we sumptuously for the feted and comfortably lodged and her sisters, C. Smith night by Mrs. the Misses Sunday morning, Morrissey. was with a horse and every man provided saddle, and, guided by L. F. Burges Esq, arrived from who with other gentlemen for made the coal the Irwin, a start was in a little over which was reached field, received his 2 Mr. Hastie hours. for three and called cheers, Excellency, so that the which were given lustily Horses were tied them. valley re-echoed His to the trees. Then Excellency visited the works, and, after principal he looked from the drives, very issuing Indeed. Meanwhile a black grand lunch the Governor and was to which prepared, —
;
known
a
sofa.
one
well
to
tourist
„
of
a
a
;
in last the announced our isssue, of the new Fre School at Nbrth mantle will take on Sunday next. place In the absence of the bishop, who is at in the Southern the districts, present consecrate the School. Vicar-General will be held in the The will Tea-meeting next School-room on the Wednesday, doors opening at 745 p.m. when, -we are admission will be by ticket informed, number of persons alone, as only a limited can be accommodated.
Hagan,
from
—
we
Patrick
VICTORIA
TO DISTRICT.
Dear George, Hearing at Walkaway and a small party from that the Governor coal field, bound for the Irwin Geraldton, here were to arrive tomorrow, by special and stay for the night, I at once train, to forfeited return ticket and resolved mv man knoweth what a and as "no stay forth" the sequel shall show. day bringeth at and in a I engaged a room the inn, anxious small shared the inmates' way arrival of the Governor's on expectation Next I the morrow. morning (Friday) and (some sauntered about taking notes, 'em." In the "faith I'll prent day) train His a evening brought special the his Private Secretary, Excellency, R.M., and five or six other gentlemen, and to a palatable repast all ready waiting, down to John Brown, from the Governor sat down, and soon proved themselves at of knives and to be experts the use to season the and knew how forks, with of that followed, a spice beverages small talk. The inn humorous being to was under repair, hardly prepared I asked one accommodate so many. to share with me my room, gentleman the and told him that I would sleep on
was largely open through that the public and support a most their by investing worthy object of the many spare cash in the purchase articles which will fancy and ornamental for sale. be offered
is
VISIT
Letter
our
School in St. the during
opened
THE
only
Church
Brigid's
djjotuwtt.
men,
cablegram
conversion to
<®ur
fines totally
the
that, the
at
Last
the Robert
wounding
imprisonment. Gordon were
Mahomadeen £5 each in the
The
"Here
—
guilty sentenced
were
year
:
To the guilty." a for money, charge of uttering forged receipt Annie with intent to defraud, Eaton, a girl of arid the about 14 years, pleaded guilty, of Court three months' sentence the was Pettit Edward and David
the
Rome."
:
and
burglary, for one
Court
Among
—
of the receipts be The have Council
the country, were in this respect.
the
announcing
Mr. A
was
The (4) relinquishing
of
(3) make
not more of comany kind when enforced, formity generally many went abroad. When the law resigned and enforced. Cox writes -to Peter was Martyr up
was
appears result
ManselL named John A gatekeeper was whilst on a railway riding tricycle, train near killed accidentally by a special Fremantle on Tuesday night.
;
Many
cent
Indians, fined
fair-dealing
Budget)
and
of Bunbury, Brady, Newcastle, recently
Father
with
indignation
the
sung
Supreme
James Geurin, Wm. Smith was he admitted, sent to gaol for twelve months. A lad named to the charge of Hugh Casey, pleaded guilty unlawfully wounding Robert Casey. Sentence six months' On the charge imprisonment. Clark of uttering a Joseph forged cheque, found and sentenced to ten years' was guilty, with James charged imprisonment. Grant, For which
.
;
living were clergy fierce scorn the Bishops of
hard
of labour
of the week.
sittings
yesterday
tried and
charge
ex
The Queen's note."(4) that &c„ horsekeepers, for her besides, clergy in honourable wedlock,
example
no
The criminal commenced
,
knowledge,
As
has been
;
open "was
was
to highly pleased that he intended to the women, months, lectures
state
deliver periodically the next twelve during of a similar character.
of
Bank.
her
.
two
Court. without
doctors,
paper
en in
still
telegraph
Creek
other-' it were wishing Horse-keepers' wives, porters', and butchers' wives have may and honest learned men going
doubt
no
were
The which
we
al
felt
one present Father Duff
to
wholeof B. Delany.
allowed
as
opinion,
Some and
The
in
was
every hear
opening
office,
with
expulsed riew
that
repentance
Strype's
p.100.
iii.
p. 49.
iii.
.
poulterers' their cradles
&c.,
a
vol
Parker,
was
from
as she spoke concerning God's science, ordinanceandinstitutionof matrimony. Insomuch that the Queen's
bk.
of Marriage, Green, 370.
Bunbury the Union
"
her own writes Primate, words to hear such come nature and Christianly-learned
The Rev.
attending
have
Lately, Governor graciously very in consideration of the
Wilkins
Inj unctions,
District.
"
"
Elizabeth's
&c. Treatise
Eoc
The
and the bare board
;
an religion. exceedingly Although listened to the lecture was lengthy one, with breathless attention and throughout, it such that the instruction conveyed was
Sunday
Rosary
—
to charge on gale money Club's next month, sports
being strangers of the ignorant
;
of'
Proud what to one, Prelate," you know were before I made you what you you are If you do not immediately comply with my I will unfrock She request, by God you." never would call Parker's helpmate his wife wrote
of
Frolig
diploma.
change
Reformation."
:
'
she
last
place. by the
acolytes the litany
Council
to in
given
coun
misrepresentation
Foxe, vol. ii. p. 356. (3) Life of Edmund Campion ; a Bio graphy by 11. Simpson. xxviii. Zurich Ibid. xvi, (4) Letters, (5) xix. Zurich Letters, (Jo) Yide Edmund a (7 ) Campion Biography by R Simpson.
parish in the
she
Q ueen
185,
(4) (5)
perpetual became while the
Queen opportunity for her new contempt clergy tired of her evidently bargain.
Saturday
cheque.
with
do
remarks
were
gentleman,
Catholics to
more
nothing
the
it
till
took said
was
Rosary
The
and
;
and
Sunday
on
procession
was
(2) (3)
'
The her
on
team representing in the the city by one goat five
the
to
was
( 1)
into
.
and a chibs
Herald an important on in movement is foot Perth for the of an formation Eight Hour Association, to of as a preliminary the adoption the the colony. system throughout According
"
as
services
new
iv.
The people naturally enough devoid of religion,' to be utterly church as to a May game."'(3) of showing lost no
found came'to
and
a
down, often
was
.
services
broken
were
.
were new
.
communion-table upon- trestles. were
greed.
Fremantle
Burns
violent letters
as
the
had
on Already minority the people
disgusting
and
:
Aus
cases
who
do,
of
disguise
Protestant
The disorder
.
altars
the
little
West
using.
j
followed.
cause
sheep are sheep-pen.
of the in heart
the
has done consider and forward crops
Mr. while lately Gladstone, engaged in his favourite of felling trees on his pastime Hawarden estate, accidentally injured with himself the axe he was slightly
it
if the Roman Catholics gener lately given in the Anglican ally had acquiesced worship, it to be the same as believing substantially beour own. They frequented our churches
of
services
At last meeting of the female Friday's in Perth', at branch of S. H. Association the severity of the weather, which, despite there was a Father large attendance, Duff gave the members a lecture which he for them. The had specially prepared to his rev. after picturing gentleman, in hearers the of association's power and of their own in particular, general, related some notable instances of what had done from time women early for the glory of God and the advancement
as
were
penalties
new
Catholic
the
the the
the
In another column will be found an ad of athletic vertisement which the sports Catholic Perth Young Men's Society pro next. pose to hold on 9th of November
There
tenance
They avenged
turning "The majority still
as
legal
pray. the
by
indeed
old
the
escape not to
were
scenes
law into
sheep-dog
but
ridicule.priests North their
the
in
victorious
'
by
in
spike driven.
district..
the match In at between the Unions various football the
great Jewel
without Prayer Book in the church, and this their For conscience. one compromising assured Queen's thing, they /were by the sanction to agents thattne Pope had offered
is
whom
to the said priests say for their vicious when tliem reproved tliinkest thou that if I living, Why, knave, have had been an honest woman I would ever married with thee ?' "(2) Such a clergy were The not to make converts. many likely into their churches to be driven people had women
and
tlietu.
yokemate
stories and frays that and time, many
priests the situation.
They
largely authoritatively refused to
were
was
in
the
in
were
anticipations last long."
believed
upon battledore, the to grievously judge at the more to exaggerate his them openly the said battle
and
'sizes
that
or
complained
the
others beat
Among
wash-beetle
a
debates
was
clergy is severity and that the people receive them with honour. Their omission take the oath of supremacy to connived at. In the that another was hope ruler of Eliza might arise to undo the work so far as to use beth, they bent to the storm and Common the Matins of the Evensong
nothing
and
one
parish of
it.
reports the old that subtle,"
"
"
contentions
this was
"
clergy, sent
of
It would a man at shire."(l) pity " to hear says Archdeacon Harpsfield, heart," of the and dissolute life that these naughty their led with others also besides yokel priests wherein the were wives, women pretended behind for their to hear of the parts, strifes,
up.
at
cannot
State
take
same
and
scanty
to a telegram a tralian, heavy hail storm able damage to fruit trees
According
was found obstinacy the priests." At York altogether among out of ninety summoned, twenty-one only took the oath, outbreaks in various (7) parts wisdom of cauthe taught the Government
living hereafter of or priest of woman, with to his wife any manner first had upon out the advice and allowance, good examination by the Bishop of the same two diocese and of the peace of the justices manner
.
the min
was
sober behaviour in many ministers both in choosing of their wives with them. deacon shall
than
against to have
caused by death the Quite a third of time vacant. Mean
inveterate
Church, discreet
filled
and
hopes things
of
forced
Church
.so
last
was
vacancies
whole masters
exceed
can
were to with whom The class get. they that thus found their into the of persons way as wives was such as parsonages parson's short work of what little res soon to make left the new ministers pect was by their violence and greed. To put a stop to this the Queen, as head of the scandal, Church, there hath offence had to order, 'Because grown
mate
more
re Martyr :(6) Npw that the Mass priests everywhere changed, themselves from public worship, as if it the were to have anything gTeatest impiety in common with the people of God. But the is so great that of these wretches nothing fury
a
name
be were
fact,
the
is
ligion absent
doubtful
to the
then could
necessary their places,
Last
for
moment,
a
proceeding
to take In
measure, writes to Peter
"
with
not
in
was
was
of time. that the
parishes while the
had
it
ready
all
parishes churches
Tuesday afternoon extension Fremantle jetty
to
position religion
'
clergy So
Bishops. that try,
no
were
a
new
;
lessei'
in
the
Before
it
The
of the
all
not
was
ministers ten thousand
;
OF
CHURCH
j
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deeply
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VASSE. From
our
Correspondent.
own
of Busselton The Catholics have been consoled and complimented by the visit of His the Bishop. He arrived Lordship here per s.s. South Australian at 11 p.m. on 29th Sunday Every evening Sep. the week, besides the recital of during the
His Lordship Church was filled with The members of eager the Heart Association Sacred received it Communion the Holy being to-day, of first the month. 50 Sunday Fully to receive persons approached the altar from the hands of the Holy Communion the 7. o'clock mass. Bishop who celebrated At 9 a.m, the Yen. Archdeacon Lecaille Baid mass, after which. His Lordship read an Letter from the Encyclical Holy the Archdeacon his seat in Father, taking the Two which Sanctuary. subjects stirred the of the district and people which outside attracted notice it were dealt with viz the by His Lordship, removal of two bodies of Protes disputed tants interred in the Catholic Cemetery and the alleged excommunication by the Archdeacon of persons who signed a peti to His the Covernor. tion Excellency This latter in the appeared subject Sowth/fflii/ iwes. with this Dealing His said he had Lordship fully into and the fact it, inquired that Archdeacon Lecaille had just then celebrated mass was sufficient evidence that he had not culpably usurped an he did not Had the authority possess. what Archdeacon done the in paper stated he did, His Lordship said question he would haye suspended him forthwith, but he was not of the charge, as guilty were aware. the congregation already to remained be Beyond this the matter settled with the outside as he world, not would allow under his any priest
Rosary preached and
at
7
o
clock,
our
little listeners.
:
the Record , it see the progress,
of
;
veteran
is
course to of gratifying macle in size and both importance, by the course of the past that journal during different few years. And among the many to render items which combine the pages of the paper interesting to its readers, it Farm and is with I notice the pleasure The dealt Station" column. subject with in a recent issue of the Record with reference to the of cattle, disliorniug claims the attention of farmers and stock in this district men. A few farmers I hear, commenced the practice, have, see it and I hope that before long we shall I feel sure that if adopted. universally those who are opposed to it as an act of were to perform the task of driving cruelty cattle but for a single and herding week, thus having an opportunity of. witnessing wont to the many injuries the animals a,re inflict on each other by the use of their no consider the horns, they would longer of cattle an act of cruelty but, dishorning act calculated to lessen the in an reality, amount now of these animals suffering
«
From
our
own
Correspondent.
was communion for Sunday day members of the female branch of the S.H. It A. the full Sunday, being Rosary fifteen was recited rosary decades) (or At the day. second mass the during of Letter was Encyclical Pope Leo XIII read by Fr. Gibney. The Rev. Father intimated the probability of his celebrat Mass at next ing Beverley Sunday. Stations were recited at 4 p. m. From a private source I learn that Mr. on Joseph Py Ice sails for West Australia
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;
11th
undergo. Sept.
inst.
It tne
1
from
appears
Huriong
estate, be will
Hancock, H. J. Horley
ah advertisement to belonging
JVJr.
offered
by Mr.
for
sale
that
<
Sheffield i
j
Betting
j
Symonds
;
the |
credit
NEWCASTLE
ATHLETIC
:
day
s
on
sport
at present, of our men are young have been for a considerable time the occupation of kangaroo following past, This seem to to hunting. prefer they
Time 17 District's
1
yds yds 2
sees.
Handicap. yds 1 Sinclair yds 2 Mile Race £5, £2, £1. T. J ames 90 yds 1 S. Ferguson Scr. 2 J. Strahan 60 yds 3 Time
that down
4 mins. 55 favorite
received. his men
lie
reach
quite about James the
was
3 yds. has
following
:
45
T. A.
365
James
Time
5
OF
DRAW
Runners. Sermon Lolon Weston
Donegan Leeder Moore
O. P. Twine Strahan "
165 348 80
"
132
C.
147 284
E.Buckley
Symonds
McPherson
"
L.
sports
on
from the
yds 1 Scr.
2
FOR NEWCASTLE HANDICAP. Drawn -by J. Ilardman,
E.
J,
lad
110 yds 3 1 second,"
mihs.
J. H.
293 97
by
the
last
gleaned
80
Ferguson
G. Sinclair
146 89
won
which
the
be
may
SHEFFIELD
66 257
in
way since
Martin
C.
NO.
he cut to witness. He but could not
—
S. T.
RESULT
money,
support
James, eventually
May
fact
even
of the in which
James
The
of
at
way treat
a
improved
24th
sees.
worthy
The
overhauled him as
gradually
12 11
Symonds
was the Ferguson and he proved himself
SPORTS.
Cameron Clarkson
York
Perth G. Roberts, E. Hassen, Newcastle W. Buckingham, Perth W. Robinson, Guildford E. Western, Wongamine E. Twine, Newcastle S. Dempsler, Newcastle O. Mortimore, York J. M. Caroll, Northam E. Scott, Newcastle J. Cameron, Newcastle J.G. Thompson, Frem'tle W. Buckingham, Perth.
Societies.
—
zbtti
in
utt.
l ue
flay
;
number.
The
in
every The
the final of the
first
event race
they such
The above
a
large Sheffield (the win popular
last.
about the
the
result
Symonds
off
2nd
the 20
cliair
\V.
held Mr. and
race.
Reardon, For
Symonds
caught
on
ding-dong dead
being
a
won.
Time
next
gave readings, and J L. .
the
Thursday J.
Kelly,
there
were
and Messrs. recita
Conway
which meeting, account of
Friday
Messrs.
heat. 12
on
members
tions.
regular
of
meeting
weekly
O'Mahoney
contested
splendidly best and away home, when a
Buckley got 20 yds from race ensued,
;
Heat
yds 1 5 yds 2.
a
MEN'S
After present. formal had been business Messrs. J. transacted, £. Moffat, W. H organ and C. Downey,
from
13
Buckley
run
1st
usual
was Society The president,
occupied
the
—
Handicap—
YOUNG
a
on
turned
the programme L. Clarkson
2nd.
was
the
were
CATHOLIC SOCIETY.
by
won
Symonds
In
large of
he broke cheered
was
the
on
Sheffield
'
very As
he
was
—
Donegah
This
a
a
ground.
part
Maiden J.
of
event
principal
resulted in Handicap) by Mr. George Sinclair. worsted
as
PERTH
uenuti
was
consequence availed themselves 800 people fully
of people good day's outing the and the ground, events, the assemblage oat, justified
above
Many
tie
t
and
fine,
fully number
—
colony.
10 4
"
—
piety.
Back.
Ferguson Ferguson
E. W.
on
is
the
to
be held
Bazaar,
W.
and G. Fraser Guilfoyle, J. Messrs. readings, Kelly and J L. and Conway recitations, Mr. James Mr. Downey a song. J Kelly also promised short a lecture on the uses and advantages of Short
4-5.
promised
Heat
.
J. E.
Donegan
13 yds,
Twine
yds
13
1
2.
A great deal of interest was manifested in it known that this as was the friends heat, of both lads had backed them pretty freely. it resulted in a win After a for good race
Donegan by
This the that the
it
was
race
would it
anticipated
start Leeder
by about
winning lleat
and
4
was
a
7
H.A.C.B.S.
yds 1
"
2.
a
walk
the did
winner
not
turn
of out
;
'
a
both
most
got
exciting to away
plucky Northam
foot. over
little
crack
runner
Patrick's"
Perth,' Branch, The ordinary meeting of this Branch was held on the 24th ult. the Presi; dent, Bro. T. F. Quinlan being in tho chair. Two candidates Messrs. C. and T. Roach elected were members. was The attendance
Naughton benefit
through,
Time 12 4-5. tor McPherson.
St.
—
an ;
that the
it was
They
put
hand.
sees.
prove
Although
throughout.
even
13
yds being the heat of thought by a good many
was
victor
Handicap.
as
H.
3rd
as
the
Time Heat
yard.
G. H. J. Leeder T. Sermon 6 looked as upon
was
day,
a
.
.
.
National Library of Australia
Correspondent.
22nd mass was Sunday, inst., Father celebrated here Rev. by the and the usual monthly meeting Brady, of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association was held. Father Brady delivered a and impressive very edifying discourse to for the congregation, taking text Divine Lord in his the words of our " the Gospel Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto he said, we Here, you." had God's words his that what promise ever ask shall be granted. we Prayer was,
has been an entire failure Agriculture in the last twelve these parts during there once months. Where were as many 40 or as 50 hives of bees, there is now The to have one left. bees seem scarcely from died off altogether some unknown 1 would cause. like to hear whether this in other has been the case parts of the
race
The and
very pluckily art the result 13 sees.
Eastern
We that the the regret following report Newcastle late for came to hand too sports insertion last week The Athletic Club held a most successful
Un
for our else, necessary everything salvation. There were certain conditions be observed which should in our supplica tions to God. Wo should with pray as the poor in the humility, publican and persever and with confidence Gospel, Monica her St. ance as St. for son This ho illustrated Augustine. very and clearly. The rev. forcibly gentleman alluded to the attention and respect with should to which we pray God, and said our should be made that all requests under the reservation that the granting of to our them be conducive soul's welfare. In his final he exhorted all to remarks,
with the young men man second Symonds if he had got away at might have been different.
a
st
own
»
and
pluck
ran
last. evening last a was On Wednesday marriage Catholic in Bun celebrated in the chapel Mr. The contracting were bury. parties Frank Travis and Miss Gardiner, both of Australind. Father Brady performed the This is the first ceremony. -marriage Church here celebrated in the Catholic for some considerable time. Sept. 29th.
DARDANUP.
practise
bad
a
fully contesting of the district.
Friday
7 th.
own
of
"
fair.
our
got
start and won by \ a yard a 3rd. Symonds Moore yard away is 35 years old and deserves great" for the he displayed in success
from Sinclair
J.
;
of traffic correspondent complains liquor in York on Sundays. Stormy winds have swept over here, and have fallen the very heavy showers during week. For the wheat crops especially, October most rains are needful. to It is add that scarcely necessary is now in full swing, and all are shearing to money busy earning spend at York
From
best
2
£10, £3 £2, 12 yds 1 E. Symonds 13 yds 2 J. Moore 10 yds 3 6 to 4 on even Sinclair, money and odds Moore. Sinclair any
S.
Correspondent. A branch Bank has been of the Union town. The business is opened in this in carried on one of Mr. D. A. being Hay's new buildings. of the Rob Roy a By the last trip visitors came to number of Bunbury, Mr. R. Fairbairn, amongst them being Resident of Fremantle. Magistrate Another find of coal has been made. the" fdrtunate discoverer. Mr. Perren is is in a north The scene of the discovery direction from that of the last easterly is about 25 miles from find the distance Bunbury and quite close to the suggested railway. Samples Bayswater-Busselton into town of the coal have been brought to the and shown of the "Rob captain considers it Roy who, I am told, sup to any coal yet discovered erior in quality in the colony. The Rev. H. Brady took his departure for -'Fremantle Rob Roy on by the s.s.
—
sees,
3
Handicap Sinclair
G.
BUNBURY.
our
sees.
Moore 10 yds 1 McPherson 6£ yds Time 13| sees. Final
;
O-
From
yds 1 yds 2 yds 3
yds 1 yds 2
Heat
Hubdle
'
Oct.
12 7 13
Time
the Time
j
1
12 4-5 Heat 2
Sinclair Leeder
30th.
-on
win
Bound. f
Donegan
J.
the 22nd inst. York, Two young men named Wetlierall and at .Kett were, the York Police Court, fined for assaulting and recently, using to abusive Mr. Thos. Stack of language the Miners' Arms. A little Mr. of girl, daughter Taylor, had one of her fingers severed at the lately And an first, joint by the jamb of a door. other child of a man named Williams, has had her foot severely cut on by treading a broken glass-bottle. In the catalogue of prizes for show day to wit 23rd inst., an innovation appears, a is offered as special for guinea prize of the best collection wild and flowers, best pair of knitted The in stockings. habitants of a called place Quellington, to near are of a York, enjoy the benefit service. Let us postal hope they will the favor much better than appreciate do educational faci they unfortunately lities vide educational 1886-7. report In the last issue of the Chronicle a at
the
12 13
'
2
13£.
Clarkson
'
up.
1
for
13
i
turn
romped home. Time
Symonds Time
not
yds yds
12 hollow
Second
"
.
a ignore report injurious His Lordship dwelt at on the Church's some length legislation With regard to Catholic cemeteries. The bodies of the faithful he said, departed, are laid aside much after the manner of sacred vessels. While were they living of the to temples Holy Ghost, according death the church St. Paul, and after pays honour when them she has high of assurance of the high the sanctity souls. Thus in the case of many departed of her canonised she places their saints, and bodies beneath her altars, not unfreenshrines them, as precious jewels quently of costliest in monuments workmanship and material. She orders a bishop to bear about him in his cross portions pectoral of the relics of saints to stimulate him to imitate their lives. As to the holy the faithful who die in com ordinary of the she requires munion Church, the bodies of the deceased to be laid reverently over in consecrated and such only ground, doeB she permit the prayers of her ritual Those to be recited. who while living the Church's ministrations can rejected them have a right to nor can neither they them death. In after no by profit instance then is there a Christian burial, in the sense of the Church's to be ritual, to one who does not die in the giyen
jurisdiction to his reputation.
simply
7 12
TT/»ft
x
to
he
;
.
well-wishers
all
most
,
1
lit?
inevitable.
To
'
—
a
was
did
Cameron,
crack,
Heat G. Sinclair Strahan This
j
YORK
on
-
HTM
is
:
2. start,
;
Gascoyne
.
Oct. 7. Carnarvon, the body of the native. inquest was concluded The to-day. Goologooroo, was of an exhaustive evidence, which, that disclosed Mr. shot nature,' Lefroy the native in the knee, the native having first threatened Mrs. and a Lefroy servant. Mr. Lefroy was about arresting the native when he shipped his spear, and it was in the act of at Mr. throwing when the latter fired a revelover. Lefroy, of The man White then the got hold kicked him and beat him native, with a stick. Medical evidence disclosed several wounds on the the ribs face, broken and the eyes forced out of the head. The jury, after a review length of the of evidence, brought in a verdict manslaughter against White, and acquitted
a kangaroos, person for miles without seeing as as one. Unless this wholesale many of the kangaroo be put a stop to, slaying of the marsupial the entire extermination
,
yds I
both men Loton shot beautifully together. man before had gone 50 yds, they form to bad was beaten rather at the finish. Time 13 1£ sees. easily Heat 6 was a walk over for Moore the was
off gotting up to his but owing
travel
now
may
"
The
This
of
scores
were j !
Heat 5 Clarkson 12 Lolou A. 7 yds another good L.
:
,
—
it at is and, in fact, working on a farm, the present price of skins a more payable advocated business. Many have hitherto even a close season for kangaroo hunting the kangaroo shooters themselves would, I believe, be glad to see such a step taken. but. a few short years ago, there Where .
„
communion of the Catholic Church. But where those who Christian professed outside her but in Faith, pale indeed to good faith, be interred, happen with or without of in permission, any the Church's consecrated cemeteries, not she does their removal require therefrom when they have- been for some time buried. His Lordship said in conclusion that this mild of canon the Church at the Vasse, would be observed and that he so ordered this with a view to the peace and harmony of the people of the district. The bishop at the end announced that he would in the evening, and I preach hear tomorrow to' he is to. go by mail cart The weather the week during Bunbury. has been boisterous with and frequent of rain hail and cold or heavy showers winds. Busselton Oct. 6.
.
sat down. His Excellency the visitors to drink success to the asked, all present " and to Coal Company," Amalgamated the " Irwin district" and said he hoped coal. accrue from the great good would He was sure it was not lignite. But they must to the continue working prove and he of the coal deeper down; quality, machine to advised them to get a boring satis test it was when, if the result there would be no in difficulty factory, a railway to it. getting I remain, yours truly, late JOHN BROWN. H.S., all
—
large. I
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—
£12
0s 6d.
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be
Ireland
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£1S,-
times force costs three police in Ireland as in England.
much
Dock
Laborers'
by
step and Jno. Purcell,
feet.
by
posed named
in
man
be
to
the
world
Terenez.
Nagy
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old.
years
and
persons on January
land
lunatics, mind
83,340 of unsound
were
idiots,
Eng
in
1.
"
Lord
the one between
stands of Irish
the realisation Mr. Dillon.
us so
liberty,"
says
Rev. J clergymen, Rev. W. Currie, W. M'Cutcheon the of the in Convention took part in Melbourne. Irish National League Two
Protestant
Over and
has
£100,000 St.
on
contracts
progress. the building
been
said Mr. Dillon, It has been my lot," cathe To stand in many of the great drals' in Germany, France, England, have I seen and America, but nowhere to
edifice
Catholic
Jerusalem
seems
there
flocking
30,000 and Christian
Moslem
tern.
be
Jews
They
the
and
recent
Hammerstein, used smokeless regiments results. with satisfactory that
all
shot
black
visible about
was
smoke, which
diameter,
Among
the who
committee
at
manoeuvres
artillery in Eastern
Prussia,
the
powder,
and
At was
a
three
quickly
University
the
countenanced
of
Mr.
.who
Huxley,
sacril
Lord.
our
Booth,
Yankee
'a
orator,
in metaphor near an address delivered Sydney Bear the Russian "Let put his paw the
land
fair
and
of
Australia, upon the American the British Lion, Eagle, and the Australian Kangaroo will rise a,s up ignomi.niously
one
and
man
to his
lair
drive
tramp. her
ran
recently
a,
she
to
revolver,
and
road, where
her
her
house, ordered him
him followed husband
him
America, a
ruffianly attached
and, seizing on the out two miles to at
Avas
work.
took the man and Then the latter Avhere he marched him to Noav Cassell, 30 days in the county Avas gaol.
given
match
football
The
premiership Norwoods excitement
takes
the and
deciding the
between place
Ports
to-day.
Great the
concerning
prevails
general buildings
use, have
are
and
a
been
coming into more of large number built
They crush at 30,0001b inches by eight .eight
,
Avith
and are inches
them. made
by
12
one It inch thick. Avith Avails inches, less is claimed that they cost one-third and make than the form, ordinary and Avails fire, moisture, proof against a peculiar clay in frost. They require Avill not their manufacture that one —
shrink
:
ago he of editor after
when burned.
National Library of Australia
Rev. of the
in
the
L. W. Oxford
to
two
or
Sydney Telegraph, changes finally leader
principal
as
contemporary. literary powers
in accepted authority For some years Mr. weak health, besides
—
Hobart
the'
"The
very
has
Rev.
many made
an man an
Tennison remarks
:
and
friends
his lie acquaintances during some in Tasmania, years back, sojurn this will learr. with that deep regret and scientist is now divine distinguished
that
hope
little
He
and has of
in
ill
dangerously
.lying
is
and
Sydney,
entertained
of
a
of
baby—a
each other, their loving their the last a Faith, to surmount between
to
that her.
and
were
now
so
And, with are the new
strange a child,
always
and
the to be
Many and sharp were the comments, the the of conjectures, suggestions the garrulous while mountain women, their fulfilling neighbor's duty to the dead. The lonely the helpless death, and forsaken children, apparently their blank the absence of future, Owney," as Rosy called her mother's brother who had come to them after to her home beyond her aunt returned the mountains all were fruitful of remark. Rosy could not tell what she dimly felt the discussions of all her mother and Owen had held before her. Without Ellen Martin, poor could not face life so far from her own so far from the consolations of people, her cherished Faith. The hard and bitter and scant labor, the privation that she had once provision thought the way to fortune were to be "only endured and resisted by a light and and now, Ellen had happy heart, while Owen was but a boy, neither, one. a bravo and willing He although could not their keep the home over but he could look for another, heads, was at its best and and when travel the mountain he home at its fairest, on had started the quest. That was three weeks before. When he left, to hasten his in her feverish desire Ellen had not dared to tell return, him she was lest he refuse to go. ill, Unconscious must that her sickness —
almost de being but he worked in
Mercury
was
"
matters. been in
political
the
to
Referring
Woods,
a
Lynch
in his prived sight, to the lust. harness
to
Avas
Rosy
the tide
on
clearings
feared.
settled
and
not had
They
his
has been ailing for some shaken off the never fully
prove
him
fatal,
back,
hoping struggling had not
day by day to see with bravely
some that poison way whilst system, prose in the interests researches cuting late eminent of science with the in the Abate Scortachiua, botanist, the auspices StrainB under Settlements,
she sent for any one, herself, and when she found herself unable to leave her bed, it was too late. Rosy was too used to small and too. little to go alone the woods, she thought,
and of his
So moment. on to nights, the nights on to dawn, until that one dragged when came with the day and Death faced and Ellen him followed him, alone but for Rosy. who would 'Rosy,
effects
tiie
entered
into certain
the
British
of
his
Government
Frederick Weld. One, of the best known clergymen in his loss lie much would Australasia, not in scientific but circles, felt, only friend,
Sir,
possibly,
by the public
generally."
the beyond Owen might the days wore
home come
limits any
:
besides,
put
at home, no one missionary priest had the courage to go for him, and in their of a Catholic ignorance feeling on the subject, they doubted not that had done all in their power for they the " pore critter," when they laid her to without rest, decently intruding such devotions as they practised among themselves.
to her. were
them and the mountaineers around them. Contented and reserved, they on had labored, until the together, little house, and the little farm had to a home grown slowly they were in comfortable and loved with honest were Other babies bom to pride. a church was built at the Gap, them, miles only ten away, and they had come to think themselves safe and well-to-do, when, six months before, the father and two of the children
strange
and
writer He was
the when
quiet couple, children and barrier hard
new
and press, of the Mel Ten years as the first
Daily
to
drifted
strangers course,
people."
fortune
subject
the Sandhurst
the
yet of
"
a
editor became Telegraph.
came
one
down
time, bricks
added
was,
albeit
with
recovery.
result.
Hollow
were neighbors, Her parents,
a suddenly carried'offby malignant and the mother weakened to fever, the verge of the grave. The neighbors had been there but so was then, from away Rosy's aunt beyant the and Rosy had seen but little, Ridge," but little of heard the voices, the the opinions on expressions, every
a
subsequently bourne Daily
evening of great
!"
of Wisconsin Keuter, the better of got fellow the When
Mrs.
connected
mixed
bold
a
originated.
was said. But, with to the highest strung with every natural fear aroused, pitch, with every word of her mother vividly recalled to her, Rosy by each reference understood the faintest whisper. These people, the nearest although
were
M. an death of Mr. J. Moyatt Lynch, old and capable Australian journalist, Avbich took place lately at his residence, Bondi. Mr. Lynch was woll known in he was where, for many years Victoria,
science
puts
strides
retiring shy, India. was' a distinct in man, power a and He is not only good Sanskrit read in but is well scholar, Bengali, of every Continental literature variety. to the We regret have to announce
;
and
Superior Mission in
Church Mr. Townseud,
to Giordano Bruno, statute egious are and blasphemer, Aheist Algernon Charles Swinburn, poet ef unnamable immoral and filth openly Bradlaugh,
infidel; in place
to
Calcutta, most a correspondent, of news to the piece English India. authorities throughout
startling
English the
tne
recently to the fold
the
to
according
each of ball in feet
disappeared. of
names
are
Jesuits de Smet
Townscnd,
failed
Church. the embracing Father Huyghe
Christians
new
American
either
province of Chota-Nagpoor. The conversion of the
bined. At
38
were
great
ignored the Catholic
by
Father
5,000
com
population
entirely
The
faith.
now
than
more
or
the
have
made in India districts Whole
are
what
nerve
every
is
Wes of Christianising satisfactory beyond the that It is remarkable
hopes. writers
notice
to
who
of
is
Bengal
Avildest
a
due
is
yearly. —
number
to
This
States
on the national States have been and the flag will
stripes four uew
to
English
now
city. rapidly-growing the number of great
but
;
ensign Republic. The progress
Sydney."
Cathedral,
United There
now.
known
Mary's
St.
surpass
the
the Union, have 42 stare. a henceforth It is over the since American century Congress that the of the thirteen resolved "flag states" should have 13 stripes united and added and 13 stars, State every additional to the wellan star gives
far.
so
flag
ensign added
"
sacred
understand
who,
altered 13 and
stars
"
a
or
long
of
of all,
unused to study the study of a
a child, that, being Rosy was deaf to a lowered tone of voice, either could not or would not
either
"mountain
being
already
least
unimag
ignorant,
mind and heart, these mountaineers acted upon the apparent belief of many cultured" "highly people
.
Sydney, Mary's Cathedral, are in for more £50,000 There is not a penny debt on
Rough, kind,
adult
The
Smith. !
the extreme,
in
of any child's
hearing.
and
spent
inative
21, is, though only just her mother's been, right carries on half of her correspon hand, and dence, and supplies by the quickest her want of shrewdest tact mother's
in and
man
is
Harrington who
England
Trainer"
little
intended.
In
Victoria, and has
fair.
home
The Rosy indeed shocked and sympathetic her with plied questions, discussed the matter hi all its and tore her bearings, innocent, love-sheltered little heart ignorant, a with thousand never pangs they
t
men have been imprison Twenty-one for at ed in Gorey, Ireland, winking the at the Earle of Courtown's pigs
ROSE
neighbors, but voluble, her, pitied
the year 1887 -8 they baptised 2,600 pagans. Princesses of three Of the young far the cleveiesfc, and he one Wales, by of the largest amount of savoir possessed is Princess Piccadilly faire. (so says) tians.
There
her even now when the into the woods, her out but crept under the open window which she could touch the through on hem of the pillow-slip which rested her mother's head. The baby was good, indeed. Except for a little when he woke, fretting he slept and woke and smiled hungry, as usual. There were plenty to care for him that day, and Rosy, biding her to her mother, time, clung fearing, she knew not what. dreading, too All she learned. That soon, Ellen and her children very evening, crossed the doorstep of their home to Under the gether for the last time. in a quiet red sunset niche of light, the mountain near the house, they the dead out of sight, buried where the husband and the little ones awaited the wife and the mother. Not a word, not a prayer, not a tear, but peace and quiet and respectful, of the still form. reverent handling In the uncertainty of the finding leave
women
"catholic
the
Sarah
By
Poor
eggs from China. preserved Islands there are In the Phillipine 519 Spanish Dominican priests. They and 22 missions, and have 69 parishes The Spanish minister to 650,000 souls. have of 157827 Chris Jesuits charge
is sup veteran 121 is
for
not
almanac"
iu Melbourne importers to the new duty on eggs Victoria. It has trans been the habit in they have
that, pired of importing
the
is
Hungarian,
a
shillings offers He men have left.
object into
imported
champion. The. oldest
Avill
Chinese
49
is
Ireland,
written
and
the
JOSEPH'S
MOUNTAIN
the
allovv
Lord Randolph says be a good Home Rul er
Dillon
strongly
owners.
record
jump
hop,
to
.shortly.
£2,000,000
—
£1,000,000
men,
The
Strike
as
but
shillings,
FATHER
have
owing
to
hundred.
per
Mr. Churchill
year.
The
lost
in
costs
postage
a
Lincoln
station-
refusing of seventeen
manager Union price
sixpence
Police
Port
at
Twalluna
at
the
in
increasing
Russia.
000
shearers
struck
turned
They
from
the
with
grave
of relief which comes to feeling all who leave a grave which does not hold their dead. On the grass before that
the door, they the last words.
paused
in
a
for
group
" as well shet the Mought jest house for the time bein'," said one of no the men. "There aint stock 'round Hedn't no hed hawgs, year. they?" " Naw I reckon not," drawled the
-
said
is
Leprosy
The
and Jjorein.
Jnteijfotomat
!
"My
other.
take
the kinder "Ya-as,
It's
ole
lettle
gal.
hard
on
thet's
woman's
to
goin'
Pore lettle gal ! her." the so!" assented
group. "
Who'se
questioned "
goin' another.
to take
the baby ?"
Thet's
no consarn ov mine," remarked the first speaker. " I reckon not," Naw drawled the were men second there but two "He aint no kinder stock not even a hawk." a faint There was and decorouslaugh at the sharp rejoinder. " Yore ole woman to take him goin' " too ?" Pears like he aint no better ner off the leetle remarked an gal," a old woman, in. suit of rusty black and the ghost of a. crape veil tied round a torn shade hat. "I reckon it won't do nobody no harm ef I do," broke in the sharply ole woman." But I aint goin' to a heap not fur long. I reckon ther's ner better fur him mine. I place shell mornin'. Ther's stay year, tel a to do, an' then, I'm heap ov clarin' to take 'em both home with me. goin'
hastily
1
—
—
—
—
"
—
"Poor
heap mawr.
leetle
better
The
'ud
It chap! him ef he'ud
fur
leetle
gal
foller
aint
so
be
a
his bad.
to ye' all 1" Well, good-evenin' The first broke up good-evenin' the group and they disappeared into the shadows of the forest. The hus band of the "ole woman" was the last to go, leaving her for a time to what she felt the gruesome task of into its usual order the putting desolate house. she took the Later, edge off her nervousness by a careful and exact of poor Ellen's inventory hoarded treasures. To do her justice, it was, for the most part, only an inand exactly, ventory, and, carefully she disposed of them. The baby slept soothed by the return to the soundly, accustomed and it was quiet, only when the inventory and disposal were at an end, the self-appointed guardian remembered that Rosy had not been " in the house since the berryin." She stepped hurriedly to the doorstone. Her husband was just coming across the clearing. the leetle "Where's she gal?" hailed him. "How'd I know?"he retorted. " She aint bin with me." " The laws I reckon she's lost "
"
.
!
herself!"
To be
Continued,.
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the
Fault"
own
Father
of
universe, whatever. have been their
must
"It the
Chief
Secretary's
of Mr. Mahoney if " Aware that on
which judicial
own
he
was—
the
first
rents
is
fault,"
to
reply
a
occasion fixed
were
this
hear.)
"
Well, Secretary, have must
This laud
'
promptly, been their the
is
is
as
.
"
so
it
"
(Oh.)
as
Irepart of
a
Oh, Lord, Well that
sir
Parliament
and
imprisoned "
!"
fault." men
street, police
theii
been
It
Ends
tortured
ovt
n
It
fault."
the
on
that and
essence
and
it
in
saves
of
quintessence
as
Greathead
at
;
walkifig
Grace,
daughter
not
upon,
as
a
of
the
Not
to.
at
elixir
very
doubtful, at last, and
an
human
speculators The all.
to very
Podsnap-
his
with
the out little
They
lately.
Nor
need the men. apprehend the weaken
have gone before. we have quoted
were
attended St. Bernard by a thoroughbred of Lieutenant Shaw. the property dog, of the cliff While at the highest point Grace went close to the edge, and the her danger, walked between dog, seeing the girl and the precipice. The turf and the dog lost his started footing.
j
Sequard
W-
Freeman
M.P., O'Brien, to prison.
s
sent
again
.
Mr.
York
New
—
reported. Journal.
his
Realising far over
he made
danger',
of Mr. prosecution and Mr. M.P., Gillhooly, at Clonakility continued
the cliff. The child, of danger, had turned to her when the dog sprang father, up in front but the noble brute had done his of her, He sprang her. clear duty in guarding on his on of the rocks and landed feet the beach, 120 feet below. It was a re out
really
for the is escape, dog and large, 1651b, extremely weighiug limbs Bach a leap without breaking seemed impossible. Beyond a few cuts on feet the dog is apparently uuhurt. his Dublin'
1'
O'Brien,
M.P.,
was
recent admission
on
a
important
Brooks, by Head-Constable a who evidence that gave Garyey, swore who had positively police reporter, no before that he had read newspaper had of his the transcript notes, writing
markable
—
An
Saturday. was made
with a in newspaper by him was hours before the transcript circumstances handed in, and that these at the struck the head-con6tablo 60 been seen hand
his
time
reeman.
that
he reported
to
it
the
district-
inspector.
closed the case Q.C., without producing prosecution
Mr.
The
Extension
of
Human
Life
the
On/1
Dr. Brown-Sequard's fluid
obtained
laniib
or
test.
thorough made city
from
sheep
elixir
certain is
—
of
repute and the
life
of
parts
getting
Experiments
by physicians in the country,
of a
a
—
constabje
the
diction
pretty
ate
in
examined
every
similiar
M.P., The
defence, of the
dom and (Come
to
intelligence
-beneficence us
through
to
in the
and discovery
who
us
all
see
National Library of Australia
.admitted the of
one
resumed
was
follow
the
on
in
Harrington, said
that,
at
Mr.
case
the
the commencement not
had
intend show any
offer
client
against ployed
j '
j
:
deliver
to
going
wa9
a
means
this
was
speech,
political
determined
(he unfair in
he
said
to their
notes,
was
that
peared
four
to
a
the
the ap
June,
Clonakilt thousand
in five
or
a
30th
in
O'Brien
very
on
and
forcible
to the as The proofs evidence, speech. waB said of what by Mr. Gillhooly rested of two con upon the evidence and Sweeney. stables named McGrath to have given constables appear in a fair evidence manner. very arrived at the termina They had now tion of the case, and the sentence was that Mr. O'Brien should be imprisoned their
for
be
and be imprisoned weeks, to himself .called in upon give security and two sureties of £100, or be £200, for an additional two months. imprisoned Mr. O'Brien refused to say appeal, he would have nothing to do with ing
such
loatbeome
carried proceedings administration of justice.
the Mr.
remarking
on
for
applied and appeul,
forelimbs.-
J1 reeman
—
an
tbis
done.
Mr.
O'Brien and
custody
Cork
conveyed while
Gaol,
leased No was
on
taken
into
train
special
to
was
Gillhooly
re
bail.
took
but
place,
at slight scrimmage on the way to Cork,
Mr.
escorting carriage
O'Brien
and dispersing for the cheering
were
by
Mr.
disturbance a
then
was
there
Waterfall the police from
issuing the crowd,
Unoleanliness
the
who
prisouer.
librae
muscle„
Journal
s
anlr
Station, A
Takiog
HORSE'S
nostrils
sufficiently
large,
clear too
medium a
the ear neither nud not lopped
forehead so
coarse,
as
on
this
"length,
curb-horse
too large
;
full
;
the
neck
and muscular.
the shoulder
is
tueeo
consumption,
which
plague, difference 88
oaciill,
JUSt animals.
large be
will
lockjaw,
great
uiuuruuu
between
is
fence
a
we
distinctly
A.
safe perfectly cattle may prove of no against account and where against cattle dogs; may we not be able grow to may ra.'ise Similar differences. elephants. %xist
between those
also
growth.
They
; dryness A well-
record
where
town
by
last
killf.d not case
a
Germany 200 plague
is
on
no
miles— -after
cases
the in
house,
a mummy cemented
after
years
had
been there—and of plague were within
1000
old
by develop.
which we plague, reason any to doubt bacillus, 'oroke out iu
while an
do
re
and
the
hardly in
diseases plantation
uoS
are
they only authenticated
have now is caused the
of
these germs moisture for their
quire
a
bacilli.
of
All
flown
teuring the
of masonry found that had From records it-
was
in.
the corpse of a person evidently had died of the1 200 years a go Tbis shows the plague. wonderful: of tenacity microbes. The whole medical science has been revolu tionized by their discovery.
who
com
the
and' full small'
which
yellow fever, cholera, dysentery,
There
etc.
not
low
specific
was
we
of breathing nnder power exertion, i here should be ample width between the two sides for the develop ment and of the and play larynx and to enable the head to be windpipe, bent on the neck. The eye should be
depends
if
diseases,
by
lever,
pneumonia,
been
POINTS.
separate points, with the The head. be wide, the jaw not
all
orgauisms. Among th'ese have isolated already are the bacillus of typhoid
Factor
Diseases.
caused
are
which
the
Great
the
of
Nine-tenths all,
of
Jfarm,
is
Spreading
in
a
was then application made, on of Mr. O'Brien, for a warrant for Constable perjury against Garvey and but the Bench re Inspector Purcell, fused it.
For
the
with
up
seldom iu size of either wanting of knees or hocks. The hock should be and the clean fiat, curby the spavin place and free place being from The cannon bone enlargement. should bo rather short and the pasterns: and feet well formed, as in the case of
uubweeu
behalf
of
filled
are
there
for
counsel
Gillhooly's to be stated
the
that
six
An
nor
Behind
angle. well
hollow and presenting no a good! leaving At the same breadth. time, to give a point: to of support these muscles there musts be a good strong hock, our Irish horses
the
months without hard labour, and then to enter into himself in bail, sureties of £200, to be £400, and two of good behaviour for twelve months, or to be imprisoned in default for three months Mr. would longer. Gillhooly
but
struggle, at present em He did not
very slight should he
two
should
to
more
should be longer for the draught hoise. The should be much length below of the back. than The hips greater should be wide and well covered with and the loin muscle, slightly arched. but In the cart horse only slightly. the length of the upper or true thigh is as as in the thoroughbred, but great the lower is much thigh shorter, and the horse stands with a much straighter hind the hocks'making a leg and with
de-
There could be no passionate speech. about that controversy speech, because had the evidence of United Ireland, they, which was in law equivalent to his own
in
is
be dis
to
was
Mr.
assembled. persons that made occusion
for
of
in cart the depth the width
than consequence of the lungs is marked by of the chest at the girth, the size but the stamina will depend on the depth of the buck ribs. For a saddle horse a shot t back is a desideratum. The back
had
coming
held
was
about
which
it
Sunday,
on
meeting
a
be broad staod out forelegs This is especially necessary In the saddle horses. horse
con
Court could be justified The charge the against one under brought of the Crimes Act. It
2nd Section
not
country. of saving Mr. with the/ object appear of his O'Brien from the consequences on to the He went criticise acts. in and denounced the evidence detail, in conduct of District-Inspector Purcell make the witnesses to ordering police additions
the on.
for the head tho middle piece be of fair and size, muscle. The chest aud deep, making the well from each other.
In
should
that the magistrates from their minds the Constable Garvey, by think was the evidence
given did not
as
actios fendants
turn
So far
founder.
forequarter. withers should covered with
the well
deliberated,
in
case,
entirely
they
mence
case.
Harrington
having that,
understood
6uch
and
induce
they
to
latter
punish He took
but
or
to
The capacity
this
eliminated as
Mr.
as
Ponsoby
past.
in
evidence
that,
follow the advice, their rents us pay
the
tinctly
report
argued
the should
tied
and strong, suspensory ligaments clean, and free back are sinews, good in all horses. The fetlock be should joint and the pasterns large and clean, should form an with the ground within angle the limits of 45 and 60 degrees. The foot should neither be too upright nor too as the former conformation sloping, often leads to navicular disease and the
Mr. Smithto not rents pay their made out, and counsel the that tenants hoping to
The magistrates said Mr. Irwin
Station for
opening
O'Brien
by
decision
was
joined
tenants
was
to in
the
and
rents. their paying that Mr. Gillhooly
teuants
not
tinue done
cross-
under
and to
his not
The case concluded
read
speech,
had
the effort
would
then
meaning
argued
part iu Barry's
was was
Harrington
back
its
also
case
Purcell
by. Mr. circumstances,
trial
Mr.
wis
that things exercise of our of the laws of
to
of the
his
plain
contra
or any.\defence, whatever of what be was recognition of justice. forced to look on as a farce said he would be glad to Mr. Irwin nud demerits hear counsel onvthe merits
ed
doctrine
of the Creator,
examined,
and this
spoken on behalf of Mr. O'Brien, the Court adjourned.
Mr.
many mouths
pronouncement
the head-
Monday.
ing
of days, and, at the same lengths time, to the birth-rate increase. continuing be We admit that the speculation must dark one a very for those who maintain
love
v
ATirilt"rr."
reporters
having
—
of Malthus, and doom civ of the scientific ilization by the.assertion correctness of their but to us, theory ; who reject the " survival of the fittest" to a that it is the equivalent preaching and the mercy against
w"
the
(Constable McGrath) the purpose of having his for transcript, Mr. additions made to it. Shinkwin the for Mr. addressed Court haying and Mr. M.P., Harrington Gillhooly,
for the food pro of to-day, and sadly shakes his ductions ruin in store for head at the prospective with men Out the race their stringing
the
illA
ATI
that
giving
having
whether the pressure of pop would not soon ulation upon subsistence be so great as to counteract the antici economist The political pated benefits. who argues of the Malthusian school of God, already the Providence against too
Q
that
elicited.
police
sees
was
being
consensus
IVa "WQ
H arriogtcn
.District-Inspector
of their soon will settle whether opinion in this panacea for there is any virtue the prolongation of human, life or not. are var In the meantime, some people the results to iously speculating upon of such follow the discovery a lifeextender
it lw
Mr.
of
cation
for
Ryan
J AAnAfnhlo inrau-tuuDnuuii?,
O'Brien's
The
Wm.
The
a spring who was
should of his Counsel
Ireland. of Mr.
last, at
of ing of the moral force and safeguard even if in the future, Christian ethics of Dr. the alleged wonderful discovery out to be all that turns Brownis
liboity.
syndicate, him by
constantly
of lowering the moral tone of we live these society, days in which of genuine and more religion possess true than civilization days that any
that there was uny accused of the deprive He asked that Mr. be found on the gnilty United own newspaper,
Smith-Barry
even
effect
denied
to
forward,
as
toes out. Forearm and long and knee broad, off muscular, tapering backwards. cannonFlat, large-sized with bones with full-sized gumminess,
country.
Be
evidence
came
increas so that the years, in of twenty-years has then average creased to over j forty years now yet we from this know thit, so far having had a
bis
O'Brien
still
has been thousand
life
for
ing
this
their
be
to
and upright, but sloping not to have the elbow confined and the horse inclined so
law.
the
abiding-
were
short
The guilt would great victory. those who pretended to administer
ou the part of Hennessy replied He 'that both the Crown. argued defendants had brought themselves within
transient,
permanent
practically ask one
;
of his deprived evidence as that giveu he would be more powerful and he out of it, would if
that,
Mr.
and safe-
force
mass and covered with a thick upright of muscle it for a saddle-horse should of i>e with long sloped backward, plenty muscle behind the filling up the hollow of the blade. too not top. The true arm
up
Mr.
officer.
a
be on law in
nity,
We
Franklin A Shaw, of of was Infantry,
Regiment
a
knew such on
got
police
commanding
court, thun
gaol
score
which years of man, his would death come the centuries he may have existed to him will like the appear shadows of a dream. transient Time, of eter when compared to the duration of The duration is nothing at all. is
Dog's Heroism.
Lieutenant 1st
in
weak
our
by Christianity weakened, if this earth
that the suppose double the allotted
the
A
one
no cease under of man and even a in such contin condition, of of an indefinite gency prolongation of Christi the doctrines and laws life, would remain in full force. And anity
Irish
uu
the
liberty in the
responsibilities
lovely that
inquiry. Churchill Randolph it embodies that
Lord
witness
a
ou
any savagery practised Nationalist is deserved, amount of troublesome called
in
assumption
us
two
applied
plaqe ?" referred already
must
based
formula;
now
of the
conspiracy
conspiracy
understanding. not the moral .Might
but
own have been their Are innocent and peaceable down cold blood in shot in the of their own town by a deadly " fusilade ? it must have Still, ?
to
a
the O'Brien
causes
but
impossibility
materially to be looked
Are tenants evicted in Ireland ? Well." " It must been their own fault." have crowds batoned Are inoffensive by the " ? It must have been their own police and Are members of fault.? priests prison
an
was
by
before,
guard
which
with follows
He
it J
human "
It the All's
governed.
was
fault."
own
formula
every question of the clown in
that
if
divine will where exist
to
seems
Chief
the
replied
sir,"
God.
the
apprehension of the Christian It teaches
the exercise of that same can make no power ample provision, what the mnlti plication of His matter of the creatures. As. in the parable He can loaves and the fishes, feed them what and transform into all,, actuality
estate the tenants were 01 phert) (the out evicted and turned of their actually was whilst the court ?" sitting holdings
(Hear,
essence
in
faith
no
His'
in
existed
on
on
is
that if mouths
have
The
religion
question
of
and Architect
life
we
.
"Their
should
be
Uncleanliness understood,
is
much
now
the
being
better
in diseases. spreading Yirchow examined the nails jf school and children, under neath nails those he found, wifcfct of of all particles dirt, he as
factor
eggs
intestinal
which, children
and of course, would be eaten with their daily bread. parasitical
worms
bacilli,
by
the
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over
all
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cake said when
When
is
serial
a
in
desposited in interest.
bank
a
( At
like story money When it grows
?
actor
on
his
A
criminal
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:
the
at
newspapers
alive.
keep
they
like
asked
be
if
I guess I am, be tried to be sure fellow got off "
replied to
Mistress
—
go?' '
avoided " ;
to
complain. of it, for
time
eusy work your did not do
You have
I
have done
most
A.
Holloway's Few persons
you
Cross- Examining Brown yon say this distant a relative
of it."
good
a-
him.
Jer-
You're
like
lead,
you're
cut."
Brown
Now Mr. Counsel Louis C. Brown is of Mr. yours?'
j
,
'
—
sir
bright
—
when
only
I
—
such
no
an
had
£500
a
ambition," ambition," your income.
is
my
Boarder:
Mrs. I am
that
say
beef.
you
get
9
atonlr
ma'am
up
am
I
in pin swallowed hurt have that it am
suspected.
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:
for
you
eat.
Oity policemen, having which hand to a young lady, he arrested her. "What refused,, asked at the sergeant the
A
Jersey his
offered is
charge!"
house.
station
the
was
sir,"
out
left
an
in
i
writing the
murdered knocked "Only Egan. had
who
witness a word
a
that
ont
of "That's a strauge pair I suppose they you have there. Grocer of the ambuscade kind." are " is What that ?" Ambuscade ? " Why, they lie in weight, as it were."
Wag:
:
of
A professor for
famous
He
went
recently
to
hair
his
get
of the Universities absent-mindedness. into a barber's shop
one
his
nlinir
hft
Taking
rnmnrknd.
As
"
seat
a it
in
ouite
is
w
this
in
cold'
hat
keep my A out,
room on
man
with
and
left
"
Goue
ing,
office
an a
out
in
five
minutes."
he the returned found below: If you written following request as I have a bill a year do, please wait, he
When
old against.you. A
nobleman
Scotch of
gardener ragged remarks
his
made
coat,
wiih
some
a
passing "It's
condition. tho said
its
upon
old
an
Beeing establishment
honest
a
old
coat," with cannot agree you " said his lordship. Ah, it is just there," old the a persisted guid coat," very and a a contented man it" covers spirit ; and man no that owes anything,
guid "I
very man.
mair
that's
than
a
money
raw-looking
have
must
me
seven
commercial
hour,
sharp. of the when
On the stroke
morning,
the
in
is
sleep,
Boots
boldly
shakes
the the
me,
midst
ascends
of
the walks
bedroom
door, to the bed, and, floor across of the commercial hold of his night gear, by the collar would and a rat, him as a terrier
getting traveller
tones
sonorous
hour
p at that
traveller
profound opens
stairs,
in
u
seven
Now, mark
sir.
A'rieht, the next
wish
at
called
new
I
Boots,
morning.
to-morrow
a
bo
to
particularly
North.
summoning
traveller,
rather
you Boots:
the
in
hotel
is
Yer
young sudden
day at breakfast
one
"I growing alarm His master, am blind." Aye, X "I how it had happened. ed 'asked " but I am was the know," reply, don't blind.
am
the butter on The good natured master, bread." my been himself, young who had odflC to put a bit of cheese begged his wife After snpper the bread. on the lad's " Well, my man old inquired, kindly so
how
lad,
through
are
Herr
Thanks, well.
I cannot
that
blind,
I
could.
your Kuieriem, distinctly
the cheese,"
V-KH.-Av.
see
now.''
eyes they
are
seethe
quite bread
is
ending
yeur
"
No, he
asserted
stoutly
hare been Job's
sheet
is
water,
or
new
uu
u»u
y
but
nothing uu
uuiue
a
which
YV
?"
there
or
father,
is
:
which the Meanwhile
was held. stage was the wearied captain to be cast off. with Yon ras waiting cal ?' he culled, why don't you let go ?' He's said the the painter gone, sir, he's brushes gone— pots boy, briskly
painter's
is
How
simple. Job's
not
'
'
'
;
and all
?" father the fault
lands
.
land
reared
Bostonian, young brow of Beacon Hill,
beneath
the outward semblances of. tender- footed leatherEastern habit. Rough-bearded sornbrered as as the wide widest, clad, he was wild 42 calibre Colts on his hips, Yet the wildest. burned, the flame
as still
and
refinement. One day lie
er
across
suddenly saw
motion
chapter
shot
a
hip he drew
"
looked " I
if
wonder
shoot
me
he he
?".
is What be relied
can
revolver
was
and like'
and to
going
really
"
soliloquized.
the body whiskey protruding
of
pocket. " Poor regret. a
li'iti'nrr AXVALlg
to
vite
me
sighed,
shoot to
me
have
drawing
mouth,
"tho
shall
bo
last
best
on
to
and
lie
from
in
a
innocent that. He
at :
lie
was
And
urinary
will
they
What for
"
respected."
phys
organs
;
all
the liver
the
her.
Iience
can
when
others
and
these
I
I
remedies
tell
1
is
curative
power
varied ill-health
in
and
yet
power, Harmless invalid or
is
its
can
operations exist
possibly it
mys which disease
resist
frail to
chapter
weak-
woman,
Almost
will
use.
ii.
Patients
tion,
to
of
wnsu't in
Washington
1111
or
Erysipelas Saltrheum,
Have ters,
in
is
blown
above,
excruci
in
the
in
poisonous
the
under
medical
to
effect.
no
The
in peace
Board granted
can
known
was
since
dyspepsia, diseases
Soule's
,
and
bottle. stuff
made
a
Iu
make
treatment this strait
no
and
the
pitied
in
every
bunch
and
of green Dr. Soule's
Beware to
imitate
of
;
or
she
more
hold and
all
to
expense of
one
read in
Syrup
o
of
th
cases
a
to
bronchitis, of
that
days, out
get the
aud
house,
taken
first
which her
hosts
of were
Seigel's
living Seigel's
had
taken and
distance, health The
ill.
were
true
dyspepsia), rapidly will that Barbara the as Inspector Mother who
in the to find, had not only of bed, but to move she
considerable better enjoying
a
actually she was
of power housauds Mother
woman
astonishment
few
to outside
the
lone
poor
her.
their
of able
symptoms
of
Bit
Hop
be found world.
began
how petition, believing, as Syrup would proved as useless medicines she had already taken.
the ever, the other What was
inflammatory
all
disease
'
hearty by Dr.
her
:
journeys
heir
to been cured which of
the main trouble would soon leave
if
hers.
and
seems
tSSfNone genuine without white the label, heps on vile
like
scrofula.
poisoning, almost fact,
of
sufferd
affection that there stomach
to see disordered
that
state
.
and blood
and,
proof neighborhood
the
die
been about
!
"
indigestion, frail" Nature
from
from
suffering
a
the
cured the others is that probable
been but
course
nervousness, diseases peculiar
women.
chronic,
and
long
bronchial
great
or
have been cured. Women crazy gone nearly Prom of agony neuralgia, various and wakefulness,
situation had
theparish." had she It seems got Almanacks Mother Seigel's cures wrought by the
nearly dying" aud of For years, given up by phsicians, and other liver Bright's kidney diseases, severe complaints, coughs, called consump
man
going to Well,"
dead
native shrewd good judgment in
enough
from and
fair
;
its
is
for the most smallest child
wise
was
a
touching day made the following appeal I have been swallowing Inspector months. for They do me no good. I am going on from worse to worse. I can en I feel that in a week or two dure it no longer, is one I shall be dead. Inhere last reguest 1 would make of yon of Mother give me a bottle it is Syrup ; my only hope. Seigel'sCurative and a failure does me no good I If it proves
Ameri
or
she
and
she
life
of
to
use
own
Although
to the medicines
and no
her
to
earlier
advantage
one
combined
developed,
to
the added
this, her
asthma
It others
years,
that
aDd
be
liad
:
equally
so
or
cou-
I
are
had Chronic
for
tongue, became chronic and mouth, &c., and finally her not hopeless through being able to find The states that she any remedy. Inspector
surest malaria, you
valuable, And compounded into Br. Soule's such a wonderful Hop Bitters,
terious
em
dyspepsia;
or
In
years. days she
with the usual do, symptoms bad the of Sour rising headaches, breath, and fluids in the faintthroat, oppression of the stomach, loss of sleep, ness at the pit bad coated dull taste in the eyes, as
—
and
biliousness, they will
Dandelion
or
I
reliable
urhinh
4-i.wua
In
poverty.
enabled
could
as
and
-(Wim
many
prosperous the foundation
laid
ailments arose and digestion,
ina or diseases
explicitly
most diseases
&c.,"
Mandrake with
you
indigestion, ague,
fever,
tell
more
back
obtained
Barbara
that
of such
f.rnnhlo
dated
into
health. from
Buchu." same physicians is
stipation,
name —
fallen
"
the
tone
WWW#
education,
diseases
all
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention, and all the to retain bility urine, and ailments Women to peculiar
and
he drink. sleeve across his his wishes of the deceased a
of
ness, respect
remedy
only
cure
Tho
nnf.
somehow
eminent
most
out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism,
I'll
discovered
an
killed
I've
gentleman
going
said
!"
fellow "
and
he
over
Turning flask
the
and
kidneys
"
see."
a
of the
all
or
any
lie
conspicuous With .pocket.
dropped stranger dismounted The cowboy victim. at the body of the
log.
irri
forms childlike
icians
strang head
a
hie
hesitation him. The
all
his
ahead)
slightly
make
and there distant, being no in that Barbara place, of a pauoccupied the position
miles
instiutions
and and out of this Dyspepsia, Indigestion had sprung as and up other complaints age infirmities her. crept apace upon bodily albeit she bad Barbara was not ignorant,
in
thing
i.
"
his
towards
bosom culture
Turning
was
(he
Willi
riding
prairie.
companion
his
out
was
tiie
within his of Boston
Physician
"
cure
and educated went to Texas and at Harvard, turned He rapidly caught the spirit cowboy. shook off of the country, and as rapidly
few
a
parochial
1
complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always And will tell they you unhesitatingly I Somcjorm of Hops J f
"
A
1
nervous
phatically Ask the
Executor.
Faithful
eminent
1
Request.
He says that time some an old ago named Barbara came under woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She was extremely and it did not look that she.would ill, likely of not any kind. She did long need care the mainland, but a small xeside on on is
suffered and better in some way
what is the best any school, the world for quieting and allaying tation of the nerves, and curing all
!
A
Questions
Dying
in An amusing and yet pathetic incident " the poet the short and Gray called of the simple annals poor," is told by Mr. John of the J. R. Macklejohn, one Inspec the tors of Shetland Is Poor, at Lerwick,
somewhere."
Ask
Ask
harm,
what
some
she
I
humbug medi
vile
;
A Pauper's
a
the most
;
but put your pure Dr. remedy, that cures American. Hop Bitters at and will a trifling cost, see always you " have Chron good times and good health. in
necessarily
Ask
on
buv Hood.
icle.
question
Vital
much
so
style, better
aud substantial
aud
so
that
cot
had upon painter ship the ship's been employed to paint side. was at work under a The painter stag under the ship's stern. ing suspended who had just The captain, a got into the new called out to boat alongside, over the rail 'Let boy, who stood go !' should the painter know Everybody is the rope which that the boat's painter makes it fast, but this boy did not know it. He ran aft and let go the ropes with
and
much of the does you only that simple,
using
trust Soule's
:
rope.
a
uutwu
Times.
spending
clothing of life things and the fooliBh way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors
cine
to'
!
of cloth
Hard
cheaper
food, real
more
every habit
Canst thou, reader, perceive of these ? They theologians opened their broke out into a eyes and then when peal of laughter reminded hearty that Zerniah was of the female gender, and Job's mother
they are instead
More
Try again."
No, the question was Zerniah
ever,
'
a
the
in
healthy
that their agreed the questioner while Dr. Collyer contrary. that "Zerniah must
correct, to the
years,
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
J.
will stop rich food clothes,
get
or
at
you'
company
was
maiotained
tiling
two
fine
neither
have anything The point is this
ROTHERHAM HUNTER
No
ftio
"
Collyer,
not.
was
the
twist
be exactly the opposite of what A sheet, for land. instance, of being sometimes like broad,
said Dr. David
nor
to
0
father,
sur considerable aBked to state the which he did forthwith.
the
All
PS.
teed
was
again,,
answer
His t-pnlinrl
matter. Was Zerniah Job's father " he was." Of course "
P/?
obO
caused
he
Well," with
"
not."
This
Solomon
story.'
ou
unanimous:
and
|
by circum
a
:
cei'tftinlv
question
In
good
No.
prise,
them
If
querist.
is
It
Assuredly. the beginning. only
to ask question "If Solomon if Job and was existed relationship and Job ?" The
son, what
wus
"
sir,
the
had
difficulty
Zerniah
answer
CoOtributor
—
he
son,
between
—
Post,
v,
Zerniah's
Mistakes. Landlubber's Every sail or has his story of the mistakes which the names landlubbers make over of at sea, which the things to always seem
n
Cure.— A
Sudden
apprentice exclaimed, ly
out,
isir."
come,
A
"
chimes
.
and
An
that
scriptural David's
ivas
"
the
of his coat," Scene: Commercial
the
about
say
can
a
on
I aSsert that about points my Look here— read this (turning Don't like the the pages.) you
fact,
body
man
nounced
Father?
of various de whom was Rev. among were at dinner in sitting of the guests when ono an-
Nantucket, j
China
io
visitors
i
fine
many
India
hair.
my
town dodged the door read
in on
sign back
—
cut
No,
Job's
of
nominations, Dr. Collyer,
will :
number
is
Pills.
and
fortified
so
enable
nan
I had belter
perhaps while you
Now,
—
)
are
story.
tx
.
tuc
cut.'
'
Editor—' ending ?' than much better
scales
is
Good Thing.
Only
editor
there
English. said eye,"
an
A
my
do.
over
King's
.
he
present
Zerniah
Brown
Mr.
relative.'
At
Was
minute. The
had she
a is.
distant
was
So he
of course."
(io
of.
'
lady began to laugh at an amusing a incident and couldn't ston. At last called and he couldn't doctor was in," A friend, her. however, just then quiet to remark that the lady's mouth chanced looked when she laughed, very large mirth in a and that put an end to the
offer,
reply.
said
Curran
an
"Resisting
waiter
See here,
he
A
to
something
glass.
There's this soup. Suppose I had ?" Waiter : " It wouldn't it sah. Don't you notice yer,. sah ?" a safety pin, "
:
a
bom.
were
It's
Guest I
Sir,
:
my third
is
Aren't you afraid, that so much eating ? ..Tramp indigestion what does that. quality :
you
mum;
obliged pies will
Smith
It
—
man,
good
wife Why leave that piece of T did'nt ask for work.
asked
I
live
and
Trunin ;
to
Farmer's
—
empty Women
give
:
Rural
not
Jones.
"
your
teeth. Mrs. my made before yon pies That's what Boarder just
could,
I year said
I
Smith, afraid
break
the
"
—
my
within
was
Wife j" How can you drink gin on empty stomach so early in the day ? is But my. stomach Husband."
"
'
I
What
do
con
.
"If gratify
,
is
has
to
volting
to
who
die by electricity ambition.
demned
"
convict
York
.
New
The
Ointment so favoured
as to by nature, the sore pass unscathed trials of an inclement season. With and influenzas catarrhs, coughs, should be it everywhere abounding, known that Holloway's universally rubbed the Ointment, diligently upon assaults of these checks the worst chest, and securely wards off more maladies, diseases of the throat grave and dangerous and lungs. assertion The truth of this must remain in the face of unquestioned thousands of unimpeachable living derived witnesses, who have personally utmost this the benefits from possible treatment when their present sufferings were and their future prospects appalling, most Both remedies act disheartening, admirably together.
—
Yes.' Cross-Examining Counsel—' What relation is he ?' Mr. Brown My brother.' Cross-ExamCounsel told 'But you just us ining —
years
Albany.
are
or
stance,
J
;
two
'
of
but
;
GALLE'S,
Capped
HUNTER, Guaranteed
Jewelled,
an
1
'Yes you.' to my satisfaction.'
LEVER
and
J.
no
1
for it
oljO
I 1
had had
SILVER
O'J
you
'Yes;
—
here.'
it
So
'
—
Servant You have
were
judge
:
A impertinent when Jerrold thing to him rold said
:
—
being
on
to
like
cause
face.'
guilty, but I'd
these you think ? medicines kill many people patent The dealer Perhaps they do, but look
The publisher
don't
'That George do Fred— -'How see I can Cork
Please.
to
going
are
—
George
?'
Hard
pan
turned#
was
it
the
as
!'
ministrels). Irishman.'
an
know
you
Those
"
the is
me
-
0ntrs.
antr
no
disease abated, be
soon
himself,
more
(indigestion and it now as
hale
and to
and
be
witnesses
Syrup
than
asthma than
to
»
one
the
the
save
to perish.
just ready Curative Syrup
is
for
sale
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the
Nesbit's
Ladies
Silver
Watches,
£3
10s,
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Jeweller,
Rundle
AND
WAREHOUSE,
General and th best selected the stock of first-class cheapest an d of W atches E,VE RY Jewellery in the Nesbit's colony. description English Levers (capped and jewelled) stand and rough work, riding guaran
HAS
famous
most
necessaries
Pills
yet
and
BLOOD, the
on
soothingly,
I
I
Stomach,
Liver, nnd to
BOWELS, these
They
impaired all
whatever
in
ages
and
;
MEDICINE
are
never-
a
consti
has are
become
years'
guarantee.
Nesbit's Gent's
FAMILY
Ointment at
only New
78,
Oxford
St.
Oxford
533,
St.)
London; And. throughout tions
for
the
almost
and
Boxes
Oxford
583,
look
Pots.
If
the
London,
Street,
with
'ac
d,.
language.
should
Purchasers tho
on
every
Medicines
of
World;
Civilized
in
use
Vendors
all
by
to
the
Label
add
rc?
lino
they
arc
lery,
Teas,
BOOT
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FACTORY
Albei'ts Leon tines
BROWN & &
W.
Britnall).
STREET,
HAY
.
T.
(Late
ALLEN, PERTH,
thanks to the public returning generally thas past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classet are to hey prepared of COLONIAL pos BOOTS, on the shortest sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and of varied assortment Ladies', Gentlemen's,
Necklets Studs
Necklets
&c.
and SHOES Continental
Uppers kangaroo
Grindery
Good hand. in exchange Goods
hides
and
from houses.
Stores,
select
maker
to guarantee
DRAPERY
on
always
stock
Mr. „
of
parts
the
IN
Fur
GREAT
Sliamrock HAY
Hotel
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
&e.,with
A ccommodation
CJlass
for
demulcent
a
Coughs,
Colds, KAY'S .
'
:
acid
Cattle. AY'S
f j\,
T
imu,
gia, &c.
is
for
The
GOODS
House.
favourite
Settlers
equally
every Hotel.
for
requisite
bach
.
a
and
:
Also
for
and
for
spe
Quality
only
ors
Ale
in
op
is
Famous and
House
contains
is
Whicli
brilliantly
Stout.
WimbridgE,
is
H
always of colony
and Soaps of the best
brands,
&c.
Pears',
to
by
telegram
and
Coaches
at
of
the
city
draper. COMFORTING.
game. hand.
on
EPPS'S
Civility.
COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
and
Importer,
DEALER, STREET, geobge's
st.
&
-SHOES
C.,
PERTH.
1
cathedral.)
and varied extensive most and Colonial German, French,
English,
a of the "By knowledge natural laws thorough the ooerations of digestion govern and nutri and tion, by a careful application of the fine proper ties of well-seleoted Mr. for cocoa, Epps'haa provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us bills. It is may many heavy doctor's use of such articles of diet that by the judicious ,a constitution be gradually built until may up strode to disease. UuudrtXs enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ale taok wherever there is a weak W® may point. escape shaft a fatal by keeping ourselves well fortified many with blood pure and a properly 'nourished' frame."—See article in the Civil Service Gazette.
which
stock
in
the
Manufactured
Made
simply
Sold
in
AND
PROMPT
JAMES
by
TO
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
—
noises DEAF.
LIST
,
ON
of
APPLICATION.
a
Simple
it;
tree
Nicholson,
j
'
milk.
or
labelled
Grocers,
EPFS
thus:—
CO.
& CHEMISTS,
ENGLAND.
LONDON,
ATTENTION
PRICE
wator
boiling
HOMGCOFATH1C
or
al
with
packets
SLIPPERS.
by
ready.
HEARMAN,
the
ra&ay.
the
hand,
on
and
otherwise.
A Person cured of Deafness and in the head of 23 years' standing Remedy, will send a description Person who to any to applies William 65 Melbourne -street,
/
On 3b urn Monumental wivli handsome creetc-l
Umbrellas,
&c.
far-famed
always
obtainable,
LEATHER
f AS
fLJL
PERTH.
Visitors,
SMEDDLES,
HOWICK
Furnisher.
of lovers
gtixBHr-
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aim'
&c
Hats.
Waterproofs. and .Gents'
G.
conducted in any part and all details Colony,
Hearses
1
Latest
Leather,
Wings, Straw
GRA TEFUL— resort
Brands
Manufacturer
BOOTS,
ways
Ladies
—
Perfumery
and Watts
of Burroughe's
Atteiitilaiice
(opposite
attended
the
Moderate.
OURRXER
AND
the connected therewith notice the shortest
and
&c.,
and
Travellers
favourite
the
of the Best
and Beers
-Spirits
IJWVJBRrAKER,
of
of
A Choice Selection of GENTS' Underware, Hats, some Gloves, Ties, Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, splendid Silk Half Great and Hose, Coats,
Tables,
and
lightod,
Boot
Funeral
Fancy
—
W.
for one
JBilliartil
Ar-
Manufactory,
GEORGE
HAY
BONNETS
consignment Novelties.
with
iitgi'is<g)j£>€)&ai'&ir
General
Mopping Wraps
Bass's
for
Guiness's
Prices.
MILLINERY
including.
replete
Good
Funeral STREET,
small
Also,
DeLUCEY,
Convenience
and
Comfort
ClBai'g'es
T.
and
I
Liqu
stock.
HOTEL.
R.
And
Wines,
W.
Gowns
HATS A
Best
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
Horses
Broken
Everywhere. England.
Stockport,
Tea
MILLINERY
a
quietness
ciality.
Jeweller,
THOMAS
Every
tides. Sold ) CIOAGULINE,
SPLENDID Low
at
Class
York.
Lott,
SINGLE
yard,
QUALITIES Ladies
Privacy
W. Andrew, Roebourne. W. Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra.
in NeuralPILLS, a specific Contains Face-ache, &c. Quinine, Cement
the
by
and
Stables, First
Bath-rooms,
front'.'
to
Balcony
Felt
TIC
—
AND DRESSES.
Splendid
Proprietor.
and
Coughs
serviceable
Also of
Chest
Complaints.
COMPOUND,
Tapestry Muslin's., Selection
sold.
expec
and
Colds,
and
Art Choice
I
A.lso,
ESSENCE OF LIN Senega, Squill, Tolu,
COMPOUND,
KAY'S torant,
Five
Guipure
Consumption,
t
SEED, KAY'S
Carpets, &c,, Table Covers, o'clock Tea Cloths
PERTH.
STREET,
i-st
GERALDTON
Bronchitis
+
CARPET
"
FOR
and
Curtains, A very
Colony.
COUGIIS, COLDS, Asthma, Influenza,
very
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
|
Travellers.
for
J. T.
G. H.
„
some
the
in
SQUARES.
quantities.
Perth. :
as
j
,
watch
article
every
E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
Agentb
fast
as
them.
includes
designs
special
VARIETY.
V.
taken
also
shipment
CHLIDEMA
lbs.)
—
skins
This
i
i
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION! IMMEDIATE
Practical
in large
Hand
bring
j
at least V. E.
save
will
customers
„
all
to
de'spatched
Oilmen's
to can
J
quarter
boxes (120
small
coming Steam
our
Spectacles.
from by buying besides having a lavge from and a practical
Nesbit,
Now:
|
cent.,
.
BOOTS Children's best and English and Leather
in;
for
make
to
prices
j
Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
JN for
and the
Tobacco
cases,
I
ETC.,
lowest
,
Gent's
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
per
in
Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
at room
Flour.
Sugars,
be sold
Will
Sadd
—
OUR
STOOLS, TUNE$G
HAMMERS,
,
\
Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings ,, Keepers Alberts ,, Wedding Rings Plated Clocks Electro Cups
20
ALSO,
Iron, Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle;
I
Bracelets sets B. & E. Brooches
PIANO
Corrugated.
Ammunition loading) &c. Harness,
OF
SELECTED
PIANOS,
j
Silver
Leontines
collecting,
.
breech j
on
WEST
i
,,
Alberts
Cruets,
Fowling
Rifles,
Walthams Gold Watches Watches Silver
„
„
Pumps,
Douglas
&c., sold Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, IMMED TIME PAYMENT with at ex IATE possession to householders As no low heavy ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for cohvassing
: .
sold
are
1
Ladies'
„
„
Galvanized
Wires,
(
repaired'
Earrings
„
(late
or
SHIPMENT.
SPECIALLY
alto
i
repaired, Nesbit's
Earrings
Manufactured
are
order
Station
requirements, other todls, goods, Carpenters'; Portable Wool bales, Anvils, Forges, Wire Cornsaclcs, Netting, Fepcing
Best
„
unsurpassed.
and
Pills
or
Gold Watches Silver Watches ,, Gold Bracelets setsB.&E. ,, Brooches ,,
„
The
to
made cleaned Levers
Watches
to Females
GENERAL
other
description
wonderfully
incidental
a
as
vigour LIFE.
the
cause,
They
ailments
all
as
i
|
OF
where
cases
weakened.
or
efficacious
of
SPRINGS
all
in
from
tution,
energy,
recommended
confidently
remedy
failing
tone,
giving MAIN
great
are
Kidneys, and
and
ANOTHER,
Stocks
full
sundry
Nesbit's in the Colony. a two Watches, with of every Jewellery
|
i
the
purify
powerfully,
of Life.
These
always
Agents, hand
on
I
'
These
ranks
of
Station
I
PERTH.
ST.,
,
Medicine
the leading
Amongst feet
Household
HAVE
Watch Walthams
The
and
AT
"
Great
This
teed for two years. without exception. are the CHEAPEST
Stock
OPENED
NOW
HAY
Importers
Merchants,
I
d HEEAKMAN'S,
m
MANTLE,
FRE
PERTH.
STREET,
.
HAY
Adelaide,
Street,
V E D,
STARR!
;
and
j
of
(Late
U
60,
"
NESB1T,
VcE.
for til and Head and Tomb Iron
Railings,
Sale, supplied
complete.
W. T
SMALL
ORDERS
SENT
BY
BOOK
POST.
Stones,
WJMBRIDGE.
Observe
the
Next
Address, Poor
—
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel."
Printed M.
and Gibney,
published at
the
Hawick Recqbd," Thomas Bryan.
for office
the
Right the
of
street
,
"
Rev W.A.
Perth,
.
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