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cross-examination
until
life
of Parnell.
judges
their
roars
United
Ireland,
Parnell's
commenting
examination,
says the
ingly interesting though amination was the interest ed
tenfold
when, hour
luncheon Richard
heightenthe before
of
the
a
never
feather
a
mnra
occupied of
out
arose
and who
its
chief counter
unruffled temper as unruffled smiled his plumes, the ordeal, way through answering every with gracious and never question ease, for a moment or bis imfaltering losing
who,
as
perturable
on the self-possession ; it was the cross-examiner contrary, who received more than one bad fall at the hands of the witnesses. Webster turned the Court Court I (and by the mean the audience in against general) him from the outest by the lone which he assumed. He addressed Mr. Parnell as if he were with some dealing perjurer
whose every as
trick
answer
be
to
was
received
conceal
to
the truth. With Parnell there him before standing in the most rabid court partisan have felt what a grotesque outrage was. It was an insult to the
a
Mr. the must
this
to
judges
seemed
for to
going
who,
begin with, he put to Mr. with marked
question sed him
became
a
Parnell, respect,
moment
every addres and it
were they moment
one
it
that severest punishmerit Webster could receive would be to leave him alone to deal in his own with this usual peculiar way witness. The difference between men the
.
plain
if
as
in
but the
interfere,
in
becomes
vivid. Mr. dramatically the personification of coolness he wears a smile of placid
is
Parnell and' dignity
ue
;
and
liberately
The
of other,
hitchings white heat
ms
gives
without
answer
of
every voice and is
gown,
Mr.
low voice with the
Parnell
and
smiles, "
answers
No
:
I
next
encounter
manifesto
the
appears,
to
Then
It so
any the in
briefs,
searching Another typical over a certain
was
people, in the
published
as
the
to
best
of
his
Sir Richard proceeded the was document
to an
in exceedingly long one, he graciously formed Mr. Parnell he might that sit Sir down till he was finished. Richard on
about noticed that for
Observers smile had deepened into and
wondered
what
ten
To
what
a
'
it
Richard the would when
informed their of what importance be
manifest he came ut last
in
Parnell's
peculiar meant. At last
was question an introduction
preamble
minutes.
Mr.
moved uneasily. judges and Asquith protested, Hannen eagerly seized the "
grin, The Mr.
James
Sir
opportunity this
first
meaning grin was answers,
to
who
from
differs
most
that the more he is respect, the closer he is seen the more
becomes the his
rare
in
this
known
and
men
impressive and strength of
beauty
Rome,
?"
lordships he was a
moment,
that
about and he
manifesto ?" The of Parnell's broad " now I never," he apparent. " heard ot the document in my see
that Mr.
National Library of Australia
dating
cremation
that
know of
are
Bishop
Cremation.
on
the
the
same mean
they
as
the meeting protest against of cremation into Middles-
borough, directed
the
of the diocese to the chairman
Lord
the following
:
Dr. is
to
which
are
to
held I
am
preside, Burial v.
I
meeting on next, Friday to observe glad
subject and Cremation,
\ Richard, P.S.
and
mind, public will attention,
to engross you me to state, as I allow as briefly the reasons me can, which constrain to from dissent the resolution lately passed Council ? by the Middlesbrough No 1. whether necessity whatever,
kindly
or economical sanitary grounds, has to been shown to exist so violent justify and revolutionary a re change in our on
and
ligious
national
customs. who ratepayers
The
2.
parties
who
have to bear
will
so
experiment should feelings, an
the of
are
the
cost
to
repugnant have been
their and
fully
consulted.
freely
mode
The present
3.
earth
the
of burial
in
the
most
the most natural, and the readiest method of dis ancient, hutnan posing of the untenanted body. with all its cannot Science, pretensions, for the here Nature, improve upon not when unduly impeded in its earth, is
the
is
operations,
best
composing matter. Inhumation 4. claim
the
on
people, Christian
as
mation
is
has
of
is
topic auite
did
as it arising of military exigencies the era. It Christian cepted by the Christian
of
out
its
the
before
discipline was
cre
in
pagan
never
Church.
ac
In
a subject of reproach to deed, it became Christians that " they detested the early and " condemned the burial cremation," of fire," as it. As Christian they termed
advanced -cremation
civilization
and
in
the
appeared. The 5. revive
1400
fourth
of
history
cremation years
century
can
after never
the a
receded,
entirely
attempt
dis
to
lapse of nearly recommend its
indis-
children
of
God, who
and
water
the Holy His love and and there
in up of the faith
;
of
unity
of the
confedera
christian
homes,
and the
faith one
body, therefore
—
the
the
and
tion
is
harvest-field
new
worship And
spirit. the first
fruits
of
out
which
gathering their
season.
the eternal that the communion of garner is, which is the offspring and first saints, of the great harvestin this fruits field world. Let us make a practical appli cation this. of all Whose festival are we We are keeping to-day ? keeping of St. Augustine the Apostle the festival —
of England, and the of Canterbury. And
the
to
first
Archbishop
this
festival
brings
us
had
no
the
us
fail
have
to
dently
of this reading of the taste
They
England olic
to
the
Important
dinal
Cath
Manning.
was
audible our Lord
And
if
which What is
men.
among Jesus
Christendom
is first
fruits
the
born
one
born
the
Holy
of the and
spirit
is
spirit
regenerated Ghost is a child
j
it
water
of
God
Not
?
islative
not was
and the
years of Ihe had become has
it
besn
What
did not
no
supreme leg made England of Christian life
What
these
all
separate into
drew them made them
one
and gave them one name which people, to bear this was they day. England made one the by Christianity— by faith. This being so. Christian what
can
unmake
england
£
might be unmade by powers than ourselves. We might be greater revolutions brought to ruin by internal and conflicts and seditions. But there Well,
is
we
something
more
more
if
England
more
subtle, more
far
secret,
deadly—
\
stealthy and that
ever should For if Christianity
lose
its
made would
the loss
of Christianity the Christianity which Augustine for brought continued unmutilaseven or eight hundred years You know ted as he taught it. what 300 I am $ot happened years ago. unmake
Well,
it.
—
to talk controversy need. That one perfect which Catholic is called
going
a
or
and
bloodshed
which, pervading conflicting races, bond of charity,
England,
in
200
The pervading
?
one
faith
seven,
conflicting
Within
power.
united
a
into
continually
warfare, There
legislation.
And is the
and every and
by
not
was
of St. Augustine it and one; and England, one from that hour to this.
visible,
—
is
It
Christianity.
of all those who are humanity it is the by water and the Holy Ghost first wheatsheaf taken out of the great of the world. harvest-field That which of flesh is is born and that flesh, which
is,
all
sown
divided
races.
is,
regenerate born again
became the seed
—
was
was
three
so per Christ.
Christendom
?
of
century less that
or
of
whole
a
name.
It
warlike
Christ of the new of God. creation is so, what His mystical body, is the Church ? among all nations
the
Rent.
became
The
coming
fruits
first
within
or
five,
what the first Adam was in the the second Adam was in Creation, the new creation. And who is the sec ond Adam ? He is the Eternal Son of God and of the Immaculate and Blessed The first Adam was created Virgin. out of the virgin earth before sin had cursed it. The Son of God took our and assumed it into humanity God, so was a humanity of Jesus humanity God incarnate— God
of
afterwards,
Archbishop.
people.
Now,
palpable, therefore
consecrated
first
tury, It was bear the
first
never
coast
the UUUI-
over the in another cen and, had become England England. not It did not England before.
Car
sons
He
carrying Blessed whose wife,
more Christian, of Christianity face of England,
the
there the
ui»
their singing them the before Saviour. King
procession,
our
was
its
congregation were at the High Mass, when present the Cardinal Archbishop preached and for the schools made the annual appeal of the mission. His Eminence took his of St. text from the Epistle James i. 18—" Of His own will He hath forgot ten us by the word of Truth that we of His Creat might be some beginning ures." these His Explaining words, said that Eminence meant God they had made our us, by regeneration and the Holy Ghost, to be His by water
as
the
on
.In
it.
wiwi
Ethelbert, Queen Bertha, was was most 1 will a. Christian, full, of the He re Christian say, spirit. ceived them gladly. The see of Canter found St. and bury was Augustine,
feast of St. Augustine, was observed with at special solemnity the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, crowded A Bayswater.
fect
an
cannot
we
know
all
and of
England
by
which
ourselves making I need not God. go
you
in
all
us
upon
xAuguotuio
landed
image
Church.
Pronouncement
Sunday,
—
came
litanies,
the meeting, as outbursts of ap
Owes
memories.
lays
before
ou
panions
un
who
What
fulfil
uut
yeuir
evi
was
letter
to
it
and a duty without
responsible into history
paganism
historical
than that
obligation
I throughout. members of the of importing intention reprehensible
of
flood
a
More
impersonally sure the
expressed by frequent plause during its recital.
that the
whereas
;
be
to
a
excellence
par of burial
mode known
additional Christian
an
reverence it
of de
dissolvent
the
is reaper continually ate sheaves that in ripe into They are gathered
of Middlesborough. Bishop has been my desire to treat
It
—
unprecedented
an
the
as
Matrimony
become until death
the
of
the
the
of
be
shall
public
on
to
has,
agitated
degree, continues
the
be
over
you Christian this subject
As
Ellerton,— attend
to
of
wife
—
The
Middlesborough, 23rd May, 1889.
wmcn
one God Christendom
—
House,
the
aggregate
of
Continent, though they consciously adopted its conclusions. R.. Bp. M.
Bishop
and
of again are trained
in
hallowed
of the to
in
the
people of Middlesborough and of thinking, way to impress upon their a due regard for their
well as in be a shallow
home
a
fore Christian is education but nothing the domestic law of Christian homes. homes and children Christian educated in Christian homes formed a society, and then a nation, and then Christen dom which is itself, more nothing than
inhu Old and
their
all
word.
perfection
op
Sacrament
Ghost, the knowledge
its
and
law
the
in
born
are
supernatural. He would who philosopher would ignore its existence. I have the honour to be, dear Mr. Chairman, your faithful servant,
amongst
At a introduction
original
scnooi
Reverence for the dead is a lies sentiment which deep down in the human roots in the and has its heart,
am
Catholic
as
of
and, for ever, shall solubly, part them, united before God. The one law was the beginning of all Christian homes. And the Christian home is the
height, abundantly show at least that Jews and Christians their own traditional mode of preferred the dead. It is satisfactory to burying was
Emin
restored.
husband
the
and may truly be said with the spirit which As to the the practice, Christian Catacombs in back to the period when
both. and
Jewish
this
character.
the
whereby
harmony
inspires
natural
was
en
Testament,
sometimes retrospect; confident and proud. But in mood he seemed, he was whatever never for a moment otherwise than the and noble statesman and leader, great he
has
be in
tradition.
was
can
decree. Nevertheless, the sanction of the
representatives cherished convictions
during
Sometimes he
origin,
long Sir
to a conclusion turned to Mr. Parnell and threateningly he the ejaculated loudly question, " Now, Mr. Parnell, tell us where did
you
New
sad
and a
join turkey-
a
American
answer
and,
went
mation
that
in
feeling
face
Parnell's
this
which
Freeman! s Journal a day or two before Mr. Parnell started for in America Sir 1879. Richard a Webster, with led off by asking flourish, several great about the signatures of questions this all of which Mr. Parnell document,
read,
Mr. passed over long ordeal. as in pathetic if
he of
shades
an
God
the
all
now,
?
until
be affected by the of the human body. stay the execution
cannot
disposing of man
No effort of a Divine
to every regard For controversy. claim to Ireland's R. Sir Webster
which
Many
augurated.
the
Nothing
and of
mode
statement
clear
movement
stitutional
Dear
am
buries
question. took place to
ability.
singular manag and emphatic
he said, I held that Ireland's Grattan," is not nationhood inconsistent with the of the Crown," and so with link regard in to the admission of men who believed the con force movements to physical
unable
content The stands.
;
judge
ing, and Sir Richard cock face among his
strove
in
not
is
was
Parnell
a
proved
it
age
of
tauure. uut proved an ignominious of a population an of 26,000,000 average of 100 cremations be cannot per annum as a success, or financial other regarded wise. of the Resurrection 6. The doctrine
"
Bishop's
in
as it passage it people understood perfectly. is for for not only you, persons familiar with Irish matters, that is At this explanation necessary." Court breaks into a great guffaw, which the can't refrain from
it
it
thought. cf the
spite
beyond His
Well,
what asked, is the meaning I will tell in one you There never was in the world
and
sentiment In
elevation
an
creation.
ence
nas
point in this disputed with instance, regard to nationhood, which to prove means strove total separation, in a large sentence solved Mr. Parnell, the "Like Mr. Henry difficulty.
A
fussy in a
soon
Irish
which,
ed to place on record, memorable language, of with his position
word..
utterance you can point to a single in all your moment speeches up to this that gives the explanation you have just me of that passage he shouts, given ?" to a certain referring passage from an interview that had been under considera
the
cross-examination how skilfully Mr.
Christian
it
and
sense,
;
council
embarrasment.
the force with loud of his
that
for
see
de
and passion, whatever little temper he may have had utterly spoiled. " to me Come, sir, do you mean tell
tion.
his
to
failure.
;
amuamumueub
careful
in
this
year
how daunted, after the Italian the ever, revolution, fall of the temporal power of the Roman to restore made a fresh effort Pontiff, this relic of the for the pagan world of Catholic credit be it said, it Italy, tire
last
to
ran
aberrations
—
leader well
first
of
modes
remark made about another questioning of twenty-five dollars by a subscriber " for bread and twenty who gave five for lead." At the end of these passages
the Irish
with
It the and
Christian
a
the
(in
horrors
were
stammerings of the Attorney-General,
was clear to utterly away of shred misunderstanding been thrown which might have around same The this utterance. apocryphal hour's was the upshot of half an cross-
the
lawyers
that,
was
their
people.
amidst 1794) of the French Revolution, was that recommendation
by
adoption
examinatian
The Attorney-General
time. knock
a
not
ex
Sir Wednesday, began his cross-ex
on
Webster The
long
did
was
shortly
amination. verdict at the elose of the dav barren cross-examination so
direct
enjoyed, merriment
of articulation the power did not recover seconds. Sir Richard for several his witness with great determina tackles link" his famous "last tion upon but the upshot of his crossspeech,
Absorb
—
:
whole and
this
all,
the
by
chockings
Mr.
on
and and
increased
The
moment."
this
court,
—
universal—
vived, still
Blessed the
in
its
mutilation,
and I call England in Those who believe
Holy
Trinity,
Ghost
and the
no
faith
because
and shattered, lost its perfection.
even
ertheless,
—
were
fragmentary,
is
there universal
it
is
became Nev it
sur
Christian the Ever-
Incarnation
and
are
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mind or restfulness of soul he had no but rather he did joy, no happiness, labour chaos and discontent. among He admits that no one who has been raised in the Catholic Church can find outside of its the portals, among
English
iuiquifcy
though
not
catholics.
world. the Nevertheless, so of much people, retaining original tradition of Christianity and I rejoice Christians, over it. that terrible which rent disruption
England
from
shattered
the
k
ine
or
.uay
has
i-entecostj
that
there
were
Christian
ago million of
a
but
schools,
were
three
in
millions
all.
is
Nothing
no
with
faith-
.
which What
energy, of faith.
There
came
upon of England
schools
the
us
letter.
shows
God
of
New
The of
had been schools
made England,
education unmake
an
do but to
ever,
say
I
this
These schools
:
by law, are without will and conscience of
uprising
have
of
become
—
to
science
that
call
would honour
I
those
hymns, fhrmorh
with
by untrained
which
im
I
mitted
con
They
brought. of
tittle
or
say ad schools
Bede,
after
the
What
a
yielded faith which
do
If
jot
''
ought Or
We
rend
to be paid vve
laoa.
st.
there
read
We
ui
me
of Trent
the
of
in
in
To aud
school. Catholic every is unbroken, the tradition can on earth break it, for cannot hell against prevail
is
the
remarkable of Sydney
very
Press
single exception giving and hearty to the support the also have
which, Mother
Deasy,
prove worthy of its advocates.
of
an
E.
the
history that is children
Well,
your
"
The
Catholic"
parish has in
Wisconsin, Rev. Bishop his renounced admission into -His
.tatter
dn
Dame Montreal,
is
at a
letter
Catzer, errors
Little
Church
dated'
from
no
"the
hour
mk.
power, of
Mr.
Tottering.
Stead, Editor Gazette, writes
of the
hear that some of the Times intend
of
lies
Pall
Mall
associate "
in
tor
01d:
Sturgeon, to the Eight
in the
and
National Library of Australia
as
tells
He
was
of
that readers, with the paper in for of upwards
first
engaged some After
service
in
Crimea,
Russia, collected
in
as
the he
the
had
ho
years, has been
one
capacity
forty
years.
parliamentary or ten eight of the gallery was
the to administer
during
order
Times,
-fifteen
some
House of Commons, the
the
its
reporter.
years'
has
office
connected or another
for
personally
case,
manager
that
Walter him
incurred expenses Mr. John his resigned just
ttie
the
post held
Canada., "Notre,
in
ail
Parnell who Macdonald,
of.
the proprietors raise a suit in
to
Mr. agaiust Chancery of making purpose
make to us reparation He states bis power. that in which he for the space of one year " " was of the Old Catholic pastor he settlement, experienced no peace of as
I
:
complete of the Holy Catholic laws and teachings return to He desires to Church. the. fold from which he and several others far
I i
manager
—
it."
the
for
sent war
the
out
to
with fund
This it
is
an
declare before the
fid
to
tlAI'ifill f
if
"MW
in lo
the
hospital
established
fa
11
far
you the condemn-
low
T7
There
is
no
A
nvAnAOA
lull
sees
of
I annals
missionaries. those whose and through.
of ing through
of Africa, of Algiers, I am, lose ten years every their numbers effective five :
much altered
of
the:
the
testimonial
half
one
per the
letters
at
a
perils
direct so
I have
the ordinary
engagement. write
the
The bottom
presented
and
honour
.
take the less
certainly bat none
arms
bos
that
self-sacrifice
the
of
if
country
our
Monsignor
in had three years spent barracks ? I demand that a like devotion not be made impossible for this shall of heroic handful and that men, they
Livinhac
be forced to ardours the
not
shall
quarters
lose in soldiers' of self-sacrifice.
it is all over with Otherwise I repeat, French missions and I know not what ; will profit, only Atheism. except Monsieur I am not le Pre deceived, .
when
sident,
I
affirm
as it law, conceived passionate opposition will forbid that union
to
our
is
that in
the
.
military
a
of
spirit
against
which
.
religion, is
necessary
nation.
Irishman's
THE
traveller
FORTUNES
to
OF
JOHN
stories queer on the Pacific ply to and from
which and Panama,
MAGEE.
heard by the
are
steamers
San Francisco
the Spanish- Ameri San Francisco Monitor of
along
The
coast.
can
Career
Wonderful
Many
date gives the following : luckiest man in Guatemala is an named Irishman John Magee, and, and being worth although now, lucky a
late "
—
The
the richest man 500,000,000dol., being in that republic, there was a time when he himself the considered unluckiest of mortals. Twelve a years ago he was nomadiac collector of insects and animal and In
mineral
in
specimens
Guatemala.
the authorities way he offended and at Jose Gonzales, Commandante San Jose, ordered that he should receive some
seventy-five had been received
"
of
cent,
is
.
English Government officially conveyed Procureur its thanks to in Paris. my it would Who will dare to assert that for have been better the interest and
When
lashes.
back
his
bared, and the qjoor naturalist his the Commandants quota,
concluded more, and
obligingly twenty-five
number;
death them that
race against the formula whereby
priest's
so
these
speak I know
am
Fatigues, privations, a great climate, destroy shed their in blood
Untimely
no
The mission whose father
aries
year. of the others
is
proportionally ranks its as
of
societies
there
regiment,
that company, out many perish
eleven
the less does he and none which has again been recently For being in captivity with
courage-
An
are
the the
on
onil
chaplaincies.
a
admission
milt
t.liA
of France
denied
mis-
in the Senate is applied to unchanged the clergy of the I mission. am not for us that which is not accorded asking for elsewhere, at example present in is to Germany ; that say the the to them to delay enable necessary and to complete their receive studies, Holy Orders before they are summoned for the work of the ambulances and
Bishops
been
nf
Missions
ratifies
illness
a
solemnly before that all country
Catholic
had
his
as
(lliAst.irin
A
I
martyrdom.
;
demand
old
of by the Times for the, benefit the sick and wounded. His immediate in this work had charitable predecessor cruel died of fever and with mockery
daring
I
in the
of of
whom missionaries the English were had and threaten robbed, brigands his own he doubled with death, ing and privation to afford them help peril of and in such circumstances this
of calling the other
on
missions.
our
am
French
the
maodonald,
their
and
I know what I Bishop, say ; and what I say touches the gravest interests and the honour of my country. I comprehend the whole of my gravity words.
retires.
gates
deux Lacides Montagnes," March 12, 1889, and is a to submission on his part the
wandered,
death I
'
this
of Green Bay, and begged for
the
and
and
Times"
abandon
not
soldiers,
risk a life in danger.
—
profession. siooarv. for
Esmonde cause
to and
did
—
our
he suffered,
;
Now
,
Vilett's,.
the
B. Freehill, President. John Clune, Wm. m'gee, Hon. T. James Ward, John Daly, Sees. "Dr. J. E. Kenney, M. P., Dublin."
Apostate-
a former Protb, and of paster
We
"F.
answeraole
Rev.
are
of Messrs.
both of the. We remain.
will
with
in
the the
for
the
charity, that obstacles and stumblingshall not be put into their way is done but with one aim, loudly proclaimed indeed within the Chamber the destruction of the itself, Christian of their clergy by the prevention canonical
and
that
expect the visit and Sir Thomas of.
Palestro during which accompanied
from the dagger He is Yicar Apostolic the Nyanza, surrounding of which he has spent peril
speaking
went. accepted Amongst who fell on the field of whether in France at Sedan, or at
still,
death
'
some
Algeria
captivity but lives
.
contem-
our
hand, blocks which
generous
to
reason
results
were
mercy
a
spirit.
were
them
required
as
mission,
in
faced
in
—
surrection war. I do not refuse, then, to let, our priests lives their and shed their expose 'blood in the but I do ask, on day of peril the one shall not be hand, that they
this
newspapers
an
battle,
Messrs.
most
moment
lives
who
Eight years ago he persuaded to ask for King Metsa, then reigning, the protectorate of France, which would mistress of the have made our country now so contended for by regions eagerly and Germany England. it is of him I am Livinhac Monsignor
to France, by the hands of one sits in your Chamber, and who honour to itM. Kelles. All those
who
in
to
indeed, is with
friendly
a
exhibiting every
practical Dillon,
01
country
principal
I
Return
is
and
in
terrible
you
years.
petition who still
ac
envoys, support contributions
clergy
He
banks
poraneous then history. My priests asked of me, with one voice, permission to follow the Army of Africa to the banks of the Rhine. I presented this
vatican
whole we —the faith find of tbe: Venerable Bede. faith which is the taught
\
most
this
the
a
and
council
the
..
Redmond now
after
Council
to Warm
'
by
in
,
of
punucuuou
towns
of substantial promises the fund. " The change of public feeling since ther visit of the colony
augustine.
?
hundred
was
in himself, army times and was
hourly savage. missions
those words by the have given, in union of my at the diocese,
strengthen I myself
example with the
for
a.
companied
anybody
of the honour the Immaculate
muu
needful,
with
invitations
colony
the
death. We read of the seven of That the New Law. Sacraments whole faith which we call the faith of delivered Pius IV. as to us by the souls
the
South
which
over
I
that
I
do
?
into
weeks.
myself Frenchman, dishonour
of
name
an
twenty
themselves, clergy particularly mission in whose name clergy I if I asked that speak, should be they and exempt from the common burden, above all if I claimed foir them immunity from of blood. the tax I could, were it
and
paltry.<
from
the supremacy the primacy, of the Vicar of Christ over the whole of the unity world into Catholic entering England. Sacrifice of the Wo read of the Iioly We read of the invocation Mass;' of saints.
of
New
as
of
the
ing the
the. Irish people self-government. made The miserable' by the attempt Orangemen here to oppose the mission of the envoys in has resulted showing
we
which
in
full.
of
read
of the unworthy and I should hold
lhen
martyrdom. Have you read
afterwards he fell, God thanking he had been allowed to die for the I cite Faith and for France. might who seemed to haye the strength another
esteem
should
a
them
year that
dangers
I
life.
battle-field
is the insignificant its denies sympathy to a obtain a to people struggling, liberty similar to that enjoyed by Australians. The Executive Committee of the central of branch the' I.N.L., have received
Augustine
never
always
coming we
mission
fai
entirely demand
their
faction
I bid him to read overbold, of the Anglo-Saxon race by who wrote within a century
me thinks the history
National
-
the
of
fruits so
how
unbroken
that
perfect fountain
that is
the
are
faith have
the
from derived of life water
St.
They the
of the Irish
.
schools of tradition
first'
almost
is
.in
all this are. not religious is and yet the religion imperfect which bars me, and I cannot mutilated, call therefore them Christian schools. In the meanwhile, What are our Catho lic
last
.
And
?
by the
1
and
cannot
letter sent
envoys Wales is will have concerned. You noticed of the opening by the reports meeting held at Her Majesty's Theatre, and of the great that public reception, the sympathy of the of Sydney people
them could.
have voluntarily
following addressed to
—
the Irish
internrntntinn
persons.
schools
official
Executive
the
the
with
M. P.,
the
s&ys
League in Sydney:' " Sydney, N.S. W., 30th May, 1889. We have the honour Dear Sir, to en close herewith bank draft of £2500 on account of Evicted Tenants' Fund as
schools
imnflrWi.
»n
xavourecl
"
not
of the very depths Africa. There he became body into which I Bishop of the little admitted him, and almost every member and less than a of which is now dead,
of the united aid of all her any moment and that she has a right sons, to sum mon them all. I know also the for which obtains in passipn equality our and the reasons for sabcountry, alike all to the of the jecting
:
an
I cannot
the
Ireland.
for
said upon
Equatorial
and of justice. patriotism 1 know the situation of Europe and that of France. I know that in consequence of this situation France may have need at
draft.
—
have say Christian Christian prayers, and the reading of the Bible—
admitted
that
of
been
Kenny,
.from
how
england,
schools
religious Christianity. perfect Christian schools I But I am bound in
£2500
Freeman)
of
copy Dr.
and
Passed
pushed
—
scandal.
Wales
have
6
Sydney
which, by the
Christianity, and people
the
W
Christianity,
bound,
am
South the
what would
without ?
it
made his with peace Lord grant him grace to
-
such
has
I papers. but wrote
him,
" was for this I came," It accept ?" he answered And in fact, when simply. he went forth he went to He death.
the
are
his
me
to
asked him,
of
but imperfect then there Christianity, came the creation of a system of schools in which it was intended no that be should If Christianity taught. Christianity
which
from
in his
penance he writes
Carnot.
pas following principal sages of the open letter addressed by the Cardinal of Carthage Archbishop and to the of the Algiers president French on the application of Republic, Laws to the clergy: Conscription In so delicate I understand a question to what reserve I am bound by the laws
the
to
doing
now
may the his former
repair
submission
The
charity
visitation.
a
is
.He ;
"
M.
a
handed word
and
exaggerated
rule to write of my this new missionaries Visum pro Martyrio. for The first whom I wrote the words was in the a a vicar lowly priest, of Rodez. He came to me Diocese, from France one knelt day, down, and
I
Lavigerie
; pro Dioscesi of the President I nothiDg when at the foot of the
le
Celebret formula
he was subappointed Mr. Mowbray Morris was the manager, and upon his death, some Mr. Macdonald twenty years afterwards, in doe course him. succeeded
Cardinal
Visum
priest
Monsieur
I,
Republic, made it
manager.
heart. the connection
the
by
but
the
satisfy
of
for
and
paper;
of
that faith he could ;
,
to
and
written
a
convent
is
want
from the spring wastheresuitofthatfaith.
the
than
charity
I
he professed,
errors
soul
I
all absolutely erratic lie has movement, the hands of the Archbishop
the
in placed of Montreal Church, and
certain
more
away
baptism
notning
of the
Church
the
them
was
Mr. Macdonald persons only. in the Crimea of a kind of proofs which seemed to fit him specially ability of for the business the department
which
life
Renouncing
some
schools
is mutilated that when faith relaxed. An imperfect in the slackness itself and
contained
cravings
in
children
there
wmcn
this
found
was
like
thing
1
had
it
throw
received in remain in those
not
of
faith
perfect
Some years
result.
at
and
full
of
only
he had
which
and
Christendom,
true
that it but
civilians,
gave
—
But
that
for
military
I
are
of error, is characteristic Christ. He could not
the ground
on
not
intended,
|
the
by the Times,
;
who believe They alone are Catholics in revelation of the Day of Pen the whole and in the whole tecost, circumference of faith, believed in all the wbich'Jis
|
christians,
Magee
was
a
through the British to communicated of story received.
the A
gross
donate
to so
ordered
British
him it.
and, he at once Great Britain the he had indignities subject,
Minister,
was promptly cabled the Guatemala author England ities that must at once to they pay for John each and Magee lOOOdols. else a gunboat would leave every lash,
from
the was
reply to
nearest
further
station
for
demanded
Guatemala. that
It
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London,
Comsuch
unwarrantable
a
penalty upon hours Twelve only subject. and the for compliance, were given to notification to the British authorities The Guate effect was that given. an
British
malans
made
paid the naturalist and
coin,
With
"
from
the
formed
term
a
Mageegot
Government
he
Barrios,
the
with of
the
and Republic, by the Govern
being protected became he interested
ment
gold
Gonzales, of years.
which
coalition
a
thus
for
money
President
new
in
100,000dols. Jose
Guatemalan
the
They
comply.
imprisoned
Commandants,
the
to
haste
all
in
many
one He became enterprises. profitable in Guate of the largest coffee-growers and to-day his crop is indicated mala, Magee also got by thousand of ketels.
for docks franchises building coast. As nobody at porta along the or could build a dock complete with else him, he had, and yet has, it all his own No cau land from any passenger way. docks without boat at of these any
exclusive
paying from and he must
two
to
dollar
one
dollars,
sum when he the the natives leaves All port must also pay this tax, and not a pound can leave these of coffee or other freight
be
or
ports,
pay again.
without
off
brought tribute
paying
vessel,
any this
to
Celtic
financier. "
In
he
consequence and
the
is
wealthy, mala,
as
Peru.
Although
estate
on
grown very of Guate
coffee
of
an
at
plantations residence elegant in full of sight
five
is
yearly which An
the
at
colliery
Loire, terrible
yesterday. disaster
work,
the result
Jnteccolonial
News.)
American
the
a
the Queen requesting pro message vision being made for the establishment and Princess of Prince Albert Victor Louise of £10,000 and £13,000 yearly
Her
vote
intend the
pending
consider
to
for viding Prince
the whole members of the
Royal family.
Alexander
be annointel
of Servia
King by the
in
Metropolitan of
Lords
Tuesday
on
theestablishmentof in the Colony
enabling
a
Australia. latest
Stanley's condition
as
His
shoeless.
in absolutely rags white. hair is perfectly his men have died whole
J3e adds that from starvation. sale Doctor Macinerney, has ed as murdered, and
his and
disclose
letters
was
been
the
In
cricket the former
the
Cambridge by one innings.
won
have
authoiities
The Mississippi vented
match
and Kilrain
Sullivan
before
the
Davitt Parnell
that
in
giving
v.
pre prise
evidence admitted
Commission members had committed
individual but without the sanction assassination, He also of the body. governing admitted
letter
professedly writing to murder and outrage, but he agreeing officers to pre to the superior appealed He he had not crime. stated vent a
the attended meetings Clan-na-gael of He denied the existence since 1880. between also an alliance a murder society, and the Lnnd League. the Clan-na-gael South W ales Tenders New for the will
Already
be the
opened loan
on is
premium.
National Library of Australia
the
quoted
inst.
9th at
yesterday the Queen's be made Princess
members
the
of
purpose
be voted.
warmly
which
were
supported ultimately
voted
amounts
£10,-
are
a
£3,000
Daily ought income burden
his
be
a
News to
that
the
on
wife
was
country.
£1
for
is
include stocks The caused it
ed
being men.
menced
on Trade, the Trust been considering has rejected the proposal to Bill, in the list of securities Colonial investments. open for trust
1
St.
Ftienne
colliery
sensation
a
great to impossible President to
make
on rescue
has explosion the continent, the entomb
Carnot
arrangements
has
i
the
been said
acquitted he was
no
case
for
an
,
the
very heavy
damages.
clever
seizure of Customs goods made yesterday, in connection it which has transpired that a of Indian merchants passed some
invoice goods upon the duplicate system the result being that the goods have forfeited
and
the
firm
fined
five
guineas. His Earl Kintore visited Excellency Millars' Messrs. at Largs yacht Saide,
wheeling
trying
which
Theatre, on Easter
two to
the
the
proprietor
has
lodged the an
move
has Court.
5. at
been
barque
unless
it
Mr. of
the
formal
a
of the at is
by
destroyed
law
interfered
is
fire
erected
Wilson, property, protest
and Board, if the work with.
of
named
and
which
He
he
afterwards arrested
was
in
for
at
cashed
the
£1,000, for
gold
last
and 940 night recovered from him.
were
sovereigns The prisoner's Isaac named
cheque
office
it
filled
Albert
blank,
a
brother, Levine, in
was
young fellow found the
in Wellington-square through taking an overdose of morphia. the North Melbourne Yesterday Club defeated the South Adelaides. The former made seven goals six behinds
evening
unconscious
an
to the
latters
state,
six
goals five action against him as
Mr. Ferry's reporting
malpractices, Shares are d.ull.
10s. are
i
Block
14's
;
behinds. Tattersalls
of being guilty commenced. Brokens are £37 £6 2s. The others has
easier.
Melbourne,
in the bay a has been found to be until the discharge of the which is now being done.
street.
been
unskilful
grounded
was
in-custody the Bank remanded to the
funds
a lad stole a signed Mr. Alexander's
Exchange
the
failing
now
is
the
Melbourne
to
owing
who
embezzling
of Victoria,
turf
Mr.
July
has resigned
Russell
Generalship,'
Thompson
for
it
decision action
of reconstruction
Yicar
com
that
have the
tugs
Monday, to
Bay, yesterday. Archdeacon
of
miners have struck, owing unable to obtain redress from the grievances arising
rate.
against threatens
are
of
parts
July 5. the of Yesterday, anniversary American was Independence, suitably the American honored, Consul (Mr. a Murphy) holding reception during the afternoon.
by
there
proved
simply
being
'
com
for
has
was
to their of their
nearer
I
kinds Mrs. with a
rain
of
falls heavy from various
Yesterday
impracticable vessel's cargo, The Yarra floods are subsiding The Central Board of Health decline to allow the of the Bijou rebuilding
has
night
Adelaide,
same
but
Hindoo, which days ago,
55 years of age. ceased Committee The Standing
of all
Last
hand the
The Hon. J ohn Davies, the chairman Casual Labour Board, who was with recently charged embezzling to the Board, money and belonging
from
embezzlement,
few
Conservative The de dead.
of
of the
Levine
arrived.
Melbourne,
was
which Funds
no
work
to
colony.
for
of
Board,
Although
the
Devon
Further reported
increased
satisfactory.
name
Dickson,
Majoi
Minister
Davies
it.
member
£3
accountant. The Bulli
of the real murderer. he he regarded the Personally, said, as most murder a atrocious Cavendish he would and have crime, willingly to have his own life sacrificed prevented the
has
who Magistrate, opinion that there was The evidence mittal.
his evi Davitt continuing dence before the Statutory Commission Mrs. had allowed stated that Walsh, son to be her own executed rather than disclose
£37
are
British,
;
being
the
the Earl consider
says ashamed allow his future
feel to
4s.
3 per
Iberia
Labor
annum.
per
Brokens
quiet. £4
J uly 4. Sydney, rescue work has The Glebe Colliery been abandoned. At present there is no Loud being alive. hope of the men are still noises heard in the rumbling mine. chairman Mr. of the Casual Davies,
The
further
who was Dickenson, living a family at Croydon, discovered burglar in the house and shot him with a was that loaded with small shot. pistol she made strenuous Although efforts to arrest him, the man ultimately
been
completely
were
the interest to
highly
Prince lo Albert Victor year and £25,000 a year after until married, Louise is to receive wards. Princess
000
The
done.
were
:
that request Prince Albert of Wales. Louise Smith moved that
robberies
increasing.
firm
has re Agriculture that ceived a Victorian cablegram, have re wines Exhibition at the Paris the 9 gold, ceived medals following 28 silver, 17 bronze, and 9 honourable is result mentions. The comparative
into
went
are
loan,
The
5.
to
W. H. asked for
The
carried-
,
loan
J nly
working a
coming the relief
to
and
Burglaries
with
settled.
Michael
fight.
Michael
Commons /or
Gladstonian the grants
to
well.
Oxford,
counectiou in the
of
amounts
of Fife
alive
position have that with some Ex Stock
are
of
are
Subscriptions
A
cent. 2| Dr. abstains from attend Campbell the consti ing Cabinet meetings until has tutional been finally question
his
they
indications
from all quarters bereaved families.
was
j
the from
of
con
collapse.
Islington.
£3 14s. ; Block 10's, Souths, 48s. j Junctions, 38s. The Treasurer has renewed for six for months' agreement with the banks 15s.
5.
i
Centrals,
;
The
House
The
report
found
the
London,
ing
who
3s.
change.
the bill
overturned. Shares
State.
Minister
resign disclosures
in
Victor and The Rt. Hon.
the
serious injuries and trucks engine
made.
to
translations
considering allowances
Responsible of Western
Government
made
committee
Tuesday
Michael. in introduced
Knutsford
Lord House
on
Belgrade Bishop
been illicit
The
grants, a committee of pro question
will
owing
be
at
immediately. between Hergott
No
which
on ground shows strong
claiming
abortion. has been
she
workshops commences
July were
intends an acquitted, action bringing the Government against for malicious and for which he intends prosecution,
passenger train the line yesterday, and Williams left off. the trucks and carriages dragging
that promised the truth of into
finally
about certain
is
to
the
resisting of appointment
Government
Justice,
the
per
charge.
The
in
black-mailing
iuvestigation judicial shall the a llegations Mr. Che.veuil,
announced
Opposition
in
9d.
July 4. have ac commissioners Lehy's tender for erecting
railway
party
escaped.
time
third similar
a
cepted Mr. locomotive The work
occurred of Deputies, owing been advanced that one of with implicated
a
to the the marriage simultaneously, Mr. Labouchere taking place on July 27. of Fife's rent out that the Earl pointed The to £7,000 roll amounted yearly.
betrothal
relatives
The
was opposition Princess Louise. Earl of Fife was
for
his
on
The
Chamber having is
the
is
.
the
to
allegations Rouvier
the
Adelaide,
-
nhnwn
M.
38s.
by procuring
12,
arrested
millions
have
scenes
at
quoted
to
appeal
rescue
commenced some eating fodder from the manger. It being considered to be dangerous to proceed further with the work of to find the entombed endeavouring miners the rescue been party have advised to suspend the search, as the
are
June
This
Champion.
French
to
from
respectively.
half
a
is
expected, an
Copper is firm at £41 10s. ; and tin weak at £86. four per cent, bonds West Australian quoted at £109 and are steady.
on
will
Disgraceful
Some
killed,
and
'
Rt. in
and
three
be
has been damaged. property is still The barque Hindoo aground, her. the tug being unable to move has been arrested Elizabeth Taylor at Richmond charged with murdering a named Ellen Nowlon, young woman
as
of
loan,
is
crisis
noubt
and a and
refused,
July 4. Heavy rains have fallen during the last few days. The Yarra and Watts's are the former rivers flooded, being 17 summer Considerable feet above level.
being captured the encounter During great exhibited by both sides. the New South that
was
offences.
the
their work at Glebe the tinuing colliery yesterday they unearthed a live which was pony, out after got considerable On being difficulty. let free the pony walked and to the stable
Melbourne,
expected
Wales
the
London. July 3. H. an Hon. W. Smith the House of Commons
no
General He,
against
INTERCOLONIAL.
suc prove exceptionally it will be floated at a that shillings. premium of at least thirty the Champion of the World, Searle, He is staying at Claspers's, Putney. has commenced His backers training. of him are confident O'Connor, beating
.
The
were
Egyptians
martial
full
hundred of whom
two
that
entombed,
are
ed and seventy five Dervishes
FOREIGN.
nounced
in
was
colliery
being
court
a
parliamentary there will
are
the fate is or it to ascertain attempt impossible innunlo rescue, owing to the immense which followed. dation has taken encounter A desperate and between the troops place Egyptian in which at Wady Haifa, the Dervishes with heavy loss, the latter were defeated dead in the 500 of their number leaving were wound Two officers field. British miners
sterling,
Daily
the
Sydney,
immediately
4951bs.
of fire-damp took place on the St. Etienne, the time of the At
explosion
a
and the
for military has distinctly
sterling. at
order
country. Wheat
any
voted already of Royalty, half a million
over
at
Eighteen
Paris.
Boulanger however,
i9
courage It is
telegrams. (From
stands
now
he spends volcanoes, in where he Paris, of another mansion
ant
strongly amount the the maintenance
for
to
object
leader, to
a
(M.
governing the grant to members of the
Smith increase
in
occurred
in consequence of his being resigned on a to the General pressed prosecute M. Freycinet, corruption. charge of was also requested of War, the Minister to
House
the
has j
report
in the The Opposition Family. which Mr. of of Commons,
Royal
cessful,
foreign
to
Committee
Select
a
principle settlements
prisoners.
there."
owns
upon ing of
of the
the
city,
time of his the luxuries
he
in
-was
Meiggs he has a magnificent
the and
Guatemala and water
enjoys which
man
great
Henry
Guatemala,
most
has
speech the Royal
a
of
buildings wrecked. completely are still The French Government extreme measures against taking Procureur and the General Boalanger, de General Beaurepaire) Quesvay
of
to
has
explosion at factory been killed,
fireworks have men
Premier
guest. Lord W. H. the First Mr. Smith, has given notice of of the Admiralty, the his intention to move for appoint ment
A terrific
I
spectacle. the
families
While
in
brilliant a most forming the proceedings During delivered (Lord Salisbury) welcome and friendship
and
wives
men.
of of the visit honor procession the in took the Shah of Persia place His the At Guildhall City to-day. was received Mayor by the Majesty the whole and Aldermen Councillors, A
the
—
the
inflicted
who
'
mandante
I
to
be meted out thus had
punishment
of
relief
4.
July
July,
6.
The returns fortnight's typhoid 135 show from which twentycases, one deaths occurred. Seventy-two cases
of
were
diphtheria
reported,
of which proved fatal. twenty-two The is still barque Hindoo aground, and it is feared become she will a total wreck. have commenced with a Operations view to recovering the of the cargo sunken vessel It is Cape Verde. intended to call tenders for the purposb of raising the hull. The Royal Commission which has been
appointed
representing
Zealand 16,000 feet exhibits. At
the
for
the colony has Exhibition
a
of space
for
held
Association
of Australasia.
form
yesterday, a
the
New
for applied the Victorian
of
meeting
Surgeons, decided to
of
purpose at
Veterinary
Veterinary it
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TOLLEY
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SPIRIT,
AND
he
GENERAL
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while
that the accident presumed one of the seacocks owing through left Efforts are being being open. a view to floating the made with
18
K'
BLOCK
the steamer Afghan coal near the Newcastle to commenced suddenly is down. It settled finally
and
JJOO!
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sink
ART
money
gers.
Yesterday, was loading she wharf,
JJEAD1NG
MERCHANTS;
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Sydney, July 6. of Mines has announced The Minister that the Government is to willing with bear all expenses in connection the to dig for the en work of continuing miners in the Glebe tombed colliery. The Examiner of .Mines how reports, suc the work cannot ever, that prove will and that the workers cessful, to very great dan expose themselves
AND.
fi K
arose
Prize—
to
Pony,
select
saddle,
to
value
value
&c.,
of
£1
B
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O
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coastal
a
is ashore Clarence J trader, a total wreck. River and has become The crew w;ere, saved. The vessel was for The cargo of 140 insured £800.
of coal
uninsured. concerts
was
The
;
A committee of gentlemen have: kind ly consented to conduct the- drawing. Each purchaser of a book of 20 ticke will be presented with' a Coniplimentai T Ticket FREE.
are attracting Santley the audiences and are exciting enthusiasm. greatest was made in the Assembly A motion that to the effect the yesterday make a colonies should Australian
PIDE
for
to the
appeal the
introduction
10s.
G. WILSON
J.
the subject at present. Ultimately the motion was withdrawn. Adelaide, July 6. and most influential The largest ever formed in this colony, deputation on
SEMEN'
that
tbej
J.
G.
of
Messrs.
relinquishing
busi
S TOOK
who
are
W|ILSON has
Company, which
he
.
re-entered
will
the
-
in
represent
and Fremantle.
UN
WORKS, STREET
Mr.
of the
Perth
«
HAY
O D
announcing'
ENTIRE
& CO.,
and that
Service
PloJllciutUffl
the
purchased
ness,
against Australia. In labor to North-western motion the on the Premier speaking, the Henry Parkes) characterised (Sir as there as resolution being premature, whatever was no cause for any alarm
H
FRE«LANTLE,
in
pleasure /
authorities of Asiatic
Imperial
much
HAVE
immense
joint
E
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SPECULATION.
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1
R
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PACKENHAM-STREET,
have BONA
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Annie Moore, in the South
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;
vessel.
tons
3rd
Winner £25.
—
2nd Prize
Mr.
W. G. BLJRNET,;
will
to
continue
represent
PERTH.
the of
Company
c in
description to order.
heretofore.
as
.
hand and made VEHICLES
all
UNDERTAKING done on tl and in the most shortest notice respeci able manner at moderate charges. .
a,
ALSO
FIREWOOD
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cut
delivered
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at any of
any
part
lengt Pertl
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the
trade colony gradually leaving that additional and requesting railway the be given between Barrier facilities and the seaboard, by reducing freights and removing of gauge dif the break
ALSO—
of the colony. to be the salvation the of Government Dr. On behalf that the subject Cockburn promised as well as would have their immediate and earnest their serious consideration, be announc and that it would shortly the Government ed what action propos state ed taking to remedy the present threatened. wines Adelaide
The Exhibition
have received and two bronze
two
silver The week's, return Hill mine shows
Paris
three
gold,
yield 14's
of
the
Mr.
Boult, is Cathedral, sel to Western
Shares :
are
HAY-STREET
The North in Norwoods the
;
5s.
Block
;
a
match
action
.
£6 £4
2s. 2s.
is
Rain
is
West
Mr.
proceeding. threatening.
BOARDING
SISTERS
OF
FIRE,
Messrs.
Wm.
(Limited)
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f
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etc.,,
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on
given.
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Quarts.
Moline
by
Pints
Brand),
and
(Monkey
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Sc.
and
SCOTCH WHISKY Williams & Sons
Quarts.
Fine
Offices
Old Highland
.
CENTRAL
Usher's Usher's
O.Y.G.
Reserve.
Special
August
—
and
Cellars, William
CHAMBERS, PERTH, W.
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private
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Hotel,
Proprietor.
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I
in
Mary, South,
Jamaica Jamaica,
Old
I
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I
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e
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had
traffic
don
to—
of the leading citizens the of immediate urgency spoke upon the Premier after which express action, ed himself as being alive to the import that the ance of the matter, adding Barrier
CORN-CRUSHING
premises.
All
Many
ficulty,
the
on
Limited,
CO.,
.
of
of upwards comprised being waited the thousand upon colonists, at the Town Premier (Dr. Cockburn) for the purpose of Hall, yesterday, the notice the under of bringing Government the fact of all the Barrier
and
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the
Location,
Dec. 19.
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undersigned,
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the
erection
specifications, The Contractor the
bricks,
MORNING.
of
p.m.,
only.
for to contract willing to of the walls, according Convent. of the above
Committee
Building
to
finding
Plans and full cation The
may be seen, specifications on obtained, appli particulars to Mr. James Bonsor. Committee does not bind itself and
the
accept and will .
lowest
any
or
From
tender, of two
the guarantee require for the due perform sureties of the Contract. and fulfilment
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Camillus
WL. "Be
from
the
promptness
&.
Mecovti.
the
from
10s.,
and beautiful for Trade and ornamental
new
Type and Trade Emblems,
18.
per
to
to this large income, substantial be derived from leasing portions for Auction Rooms, Refrigerat for Meat, etc., storing Fish,
revenue
of the
Market
ing
Chambers
and
by utilising
considerable
advertising. The profits should yield dend of
from
wall
spaces for
all
sources, therefore, at least sufficient to pay a divi from per cent, per annum, twenty and rentals have been as the beginning,
the
the
Person any William 65
Company
smoothly.
run
Rent
—
Spaces
week,
per
In addition will
brands,
cured of Deafness and head of 23 years' standing Remedy, will send a description to
non
from
return should derivable
a
yield affairs Revenue
of
display
—
of the
property
Cardboard.
with
indefatigable
undaunted
evil conquer the reward
the
in
name
your
purpose, and
resist
iniquity before good, having those who prepared for spirit
with
of Christ."
Pius
—
your
and try
to
eyes
combat for
IX.
annum.
A Person in
the
Fund,
ings will Company's
much noises DEAF.
credit
Stationery, Mill-boards,
ALSO— large
The in connection only working expenses with Market will the be the salaries of the and as the build Manager and a Caretaker,
at
placed
0
to the
£1,500
Reserve of encumbrances. as
6s.
0
—
10
HE
Leaving
Shops,
Gents' &c.
per
£5,500 £5,500
Buildings
Leather, Hats.
Perfumery and Soaps of the best &c. including Pears',
—
also
Bourke
&c.,
THE
...
...
Ladies
110
...
MissD. Sallenger 1Mb?. Hamilton (Geraldton)
Also,
and
as
Latest
of GENTS' A Choice Selection some Underware, Hats, Gloves, Tien, Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, splendid Great and Silk Half JHosei Coats,
—
for
:—
jni
Wings,
the
to the belonging the whole of being
Novelties. —
for
connect and
buildings,
Memoriam"
printing.
right through Station. been selected
of
In
folding. Large supply of printer's Stran-boards, including and Large Sheet White
than
as
construction follows
as
!
Waterproofs.
...
and is
plan,
BONNETS
!
a new
"
and
plain
the reserving of Lot portion 44 feet street wide. on expenditure purchase of
proposed
land
HATS
Cards,
spaces will be
V 7 and V 8, and is to the Company, by the of Five thousand sum five
the
—
gilt-edged
Cards, Graphite Correspon with Envelopes.
Visiting
a
Elderslie
s.s. per Gent's,
and
Ladies'
A
Grants offer
received
Just
pounds (£5)500), over carriage-way
leaving
The
has
Society,
of
right Y 8,
traffic
known
is
Town
hundred
Arcade will
an
which
OFFICE
perth.
st.,
num
left
Wellington-street,
Railway
property
purpose
0'
4
...3
the
the
Felt
...
Smith
SINGLE
yard,
in
ob
now
yielding is specially of famil
been
has
and
with the
nnder placed for Promoters,
by
system
of the now hawker's carts. will be allotted
investment
original
Campbell.
J.
Claffey
The
'
...
H.B.
of
Oddfellows'
0
...
H.
Also,
mmxv,
PRINTING
dence Cards, Emblematical
Perth has existed so of any kind, seeing that in other Markets every city elsewhere, are the first care of the Civic usually No authorities. has provision, however, been made in Perth for a Market, and this
DRESSES. QUALITIES
every
the
that Market
a
0
Also
to
bills,
recourse
visits
others
singular without
thus divert Market from
AND
rates possible without
hawking
is
6
4 1
It
long
6
GOODS
erect
their vehicles in the market, and better to vend their position goods house-to-house search for a buyers.
by
&.
Cart Memos., Notes, Notes, Trade Cards, Visit Cards, Memoriam Cards, Labels, Programmes, Hand Pamphlets, and Posters, Catalogues, description op Printing Gold, Silver, Bronze, Colored etc. Inks,
ing
proper to
;
a
profitable
Horgan.
...
by Lieut.
o'clock and Guipure Tapestry Art Muslin's. Curtains, Selection Choice Avery
for in
and
6
1
...
O'Brien Michael Fennell
and
Cloths
Tea
situated
producer
doubtful
2
6
...
Carpets, &e,, Table Covers,
Five
m.
Albany.
Heads,
Mill
follows:
as
Foundry
troublesome
2
...
...
the
and
Murray-street
...
...
than
erous
0 0
...
...
W.
Stair Rugs, Cloth, Tapestry
are
the same time It to the vendor. ready return to meet the requirements intended
ites
LEVER,
Co.
&
the -best purchase produce and afford market, by the collection of produce to one far centre a better for of selection opportunity requis
SQUARES.
KEYLESS GALLE'S
at J.
hovvick
ies desiring to in the cheapest
CARPET
Fur
Printing Office). JNO. GUILFOYLE,
:
for
pernicious and at
6
...
...
the
Co., streets,
and
Company
lowest
2 2
5 10
...
the
by the
4
0
...
at
consumer
private enterprise. A thoroughfare
10
...
Jackman
offered to
This
u
:
premises necessary buildings Auction as a Public Rooms, Market, Cellars and Refrigerating to construct an and a Street to connect Arcade, Wellingtonand street and to lease the Murray-street thus acquired to Dealers, Gardeners property and others. It is thus to supply a proposed long felt want in this A City and Colony. place where every marketable commodity may be
6
1
...
Fr.
to
DISCOUNT and Mackie
and
Pitt
of
NEWSPAPER
all
6
...
by Mb.
0 6
...
...
...
B. per
5
...
Williams A. Campbell Mr. C.Mara K. Miss Norton Miss M. Norten McKenna Sergt.
Mr. Mrs.
0.
...
...
...
Carty Seery Mrs. Webb
Mr.
0
2
...
...
...
Collected
am
10
...
Joyce
Proprietor Collected
0
0
...
...
Thompson
Isaac
prices
can
coming Ste
LOAN
FRENCH Guaranteed,
mjt
;
our
for
AS.
use
make
to
\
Malby.
centrally
the
Hawkers
5 10
...
...
Dl.
Sergt.
lowest
room
Now
)
tern
McGlew's
2
...
Mr.
Mrs.
at
that as
0
...
...
Collected
be sold
known
1
...
...
Collected
STOOLS, TUNING ETC.,
PIANO
purchase
ty,
and
4.
JLU
Neelands
of this
object
To on
HAMMERS, Will
July
Bill
PIANOS, ALSO,
the above Company herewith the sum £
you
Government
(near
Hobbs.
(pro,
W. H.
Messrs,
Limited.
Address
:
Wesley
2
...
...
Friend
Lieut.
0
.20
...
Friend
Mr.
...
...
Campbell
Mr.
...
...
Brown Hunt
A. Lanigan
Miss Mr.
0
1
2 2
...
Mr.
Mr.
5
30
...
Mrs.
Mrs.
...
...
Fitzgerald
Mrs.
...
...
Murphy H.
...
...
...
Mr. T.Butler Dix Mr. Peter Mr. C. Thompson Mr. H. Joyce Mr. J. Elder Friend Master T. Joyce
Miss
0
...
G.Longman
S.
0
...
D.Elder
Miss
:..
...
Mr.
Mr.
...
Brown
Brown
0
...
Hunt
Mrs.
1
...
'
Groves
Ed.
OUR
Perth
the
Manager.
Brokers
The
Cltjne,
...
Brown
Mr. Mr. Mr.
OF
of
Occupation..
SELECTED
Plains.
W.Butler
J
T.
....
Hardey
W.
0
2
...
.
.
Mrs. Mrs.
5
...
Miss Victoria & Co.
SPECIALLY
APPLICALION.
Arcade Company, make on f or applicati
GENERAL
River. 1
...
...
Messrs Clime Mr. R. Marshar Mr. Campbell Mr. J. Groves Master R. Thompson Mr. .Boxhall Master
...
Conway, Arthur
by Miss
SHIPMENT
ANOTHER
Mr.
PERTH.
ST.,
>
and I being deposit upon application, agree to accept the same, or any less number that be alloted to me, may and to sign the Articles of Associa when called do to so tion, upon Name in full
and Kidson.
Talbot
J.
Manager
taining,
...
...
Miss Conway Miss Ryan Mr. Kelly Collected by
HAY
and
hand
:
Architect
HEARMAN'S,
W. G.
OF
I hereby Shares in
Australasia
of
in
—
Management
the
:
-1
AT
Mercy.
of
.
Collected
Mr.
...
...
Collected
Mr.Hoyne Anonymous
Mr.
FORM
pERTH Corner
Bank
the viz.,
ap
:
Solicitors Leake, James
Messrs.
McMahon.
...
,
5s.
National
bat
Shares, to pay
required
month.
one
Directors
:
Manager.
OPENED
NOW
0
...
Morrissey M. Madden M. Roach Collected by Miss Mr. J. J. Smith Mr. J. J. Grant Miss Maud Wiggett... Mrs. Taylor B.C.,
0 6
2
...
...
M.
The
ARRIVED,
AND
0
.
...
Is.
0
5 5
...
...
Newell M.Nolan
p
Is
be
the floating Company, and registration, brokerage. for Shares must be made form
annexed
allotment, Share per
on
than
less
Bankers 1
of
Applications the
on
will
Company
Dr. Scott, M.L.C., Mayor of Perth. Geo. Randell, M.L.C. Esq., O. H. Hammond, Esq. (of Symon, Ham mond & Hubble, Geo. Park, Esq. E. Solomon, Esq., Mayor of Fremantle. C. H. RaSON, Esq., M.L.C. W. F. Samson, Esq. A. Lehmann, Esq. Geo. Scbymgoub, Esq. R. O. Law, Esq.
Children.
Sale from
on
as
Market
select
Skates
;
ALLUM,
JUST
d.
0 10
...
...
Pratt
Jas.
...
...
Delaney E.
3
...
...
Mr.
s.
...
...
Roach Horrigaai
Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
the
well
indispensable well as popular. will be no Promoters'
expenses
Share
per per Share in calls of
Provisional
Mr.
...
...
Moffat
Mr.
of
by Mb. T. Quinlan,
E. Bodoreda E. Kelly J. Kelly J. M. Drew
Mrs.
2s 6d
—
of not
Roberto.
:—
£
Mrs.
:
28 tid balance
Is.
MORNING.
Professor
Skates
V.G., thanks
sincere
subscriptions following Perth School, North Brigid's
Mr.
Stock
1858."
Ordinance,
follows
as
Payable
MUSIC.
FRANK Father
Is.
for
Gala
Prize
PERTH
NORTH
Rev.
Very
Mr. Mr. Mr.
Joint
To
SATURDAY
By
St.
The
is
to the attention class in other cen that in every city and invariably pro
draw
of this known
are
There
"
Shares of 10s. each.
at intervals
6d.; Skates
it
Markets fitable
under
25,000
plication, and the
Wednesday,
Committee. 1889.
for
tres,
to
superfluous of Markets
advertising,
Is.
8 to 10. Admission,
SERMON,
Chairman Building 24th June, Northern,
ST.
6d.,
C0«
EVENING.
cartage.
to
Admission,
5.
Skates and
and
stones
finding
2.30
ARCADE
£12,500,
Capital In
AFTERNOON. From
AND
Companies'
is
success
(Limited).
be registered
10 to 12, for Ladies and Children 6d. ; Skates Free. Admission
From
1889,
August,
To
.
from
by the
be received 4 o'clock
It
the
MARKET
OPEN.
NOTICE. TENDERS
US
PROSPECT
JOSEPH,
OF ST. NORTHAM.
The
a
higher
ridiculously dividends
may of the
constrnction
yet been accepted
arranged on
the
the Company's Shares have been
basis
of
a
Tenders
plan as
Architect,
applied
figure,
very
expected. has not Buildings
but
for,
low be
for.
will
prepared soon
as
THXDAYTJ THE A
very
exists
the There
SUNDAY wide
difference
of
Christians amongst of observance were
in
Divine
Lord,
as
over
zealous
be
whose
by
obscured their their charity.
the
QUESTION.
piety,
the there or
time are
opinion about
Sunday. of
our
to-day,
Sabbath-keepers supposed piety,
reason
They
and went
lessened so far
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not
I
-
I I
I I I
and
for
depression is to
Sunday tbe
great brightens with only
the its
but
the
wbicb
great
:
everybody.
true festival
weekly
sociations,
from
all
,
/
Christians which not
other
six days ashappy, buman with derived ,a joy of faith mystery
commemorates.
it
It
question.
To be Continued.
on cheerfulness that day. would be depriving working " men times' of their weekly rest, balm and bay," and adding Sun six labour. day to their days' the Sabbatarian old Fortunately, which if it would, could, theory,
ing' It
Hoc
make would
cat
example of the to mouse attempt
an
is Sunday, visibly hold upon the people minds and consciences
;
The
spiritual
I
wbicb Catholics are bound attendance at the sanctify by Sacrifice of tbe Hew great Law, namely, the Holy .Mass, and having satisfied tbat Sacred duty, tbey
I
are
festival
to
forecast the non-Catholics
to
of
I I I
| I I
!
I
the Sabbatb was 'made man and for the not. contain the whole of tbe Sabbatb," Church's doctrine and discipline on this in mind subject. Bearing
Sabbatb,
for
man
tbe circumstances under wbicb these it is were sayings uttered, bard to understand their propriety, to be one if tbe day was intended of restraint. painful Certainly, of tbe Lord's day any desecration is
to
the
be other
condemned,
utterly extreme
Sunday
reproved. but fied,
no
can
one
but is no less to be is to be sancti maintain tbat
tbe entire day is to be given up to devotion. A few hours will always remain at the of tbe most disposal devout Christians, notwithstanding tbe length of time tbat their pious to ardour lead them devote may to the of religion. This practice time be in cannot spare spent nor is because.it forbidden, in prayer for too much application tbe mind. One of soon fatigues alternatives to two is be chosen,
work,
either to spend this time in spare idleness or in But amusement. idleness is as to be condemn much ed on a Sunday as on a week day ; and it would, indeed, be a very insane kind of Christianity that would oblige members to spend their its leisure time sooner
in
the Lord's day in sloth than permit them to indulge little innocent amusement or
on
a
harmless recreation. observance of the
undoubtedly virtue.
tions Jewish catholic
a
very those
But which
Zeal for the Lord's day is commendable
to the old which nonholds as essential of the day of
belonged and Sabbath, tradition
to
the sanctification should be modified. rest, Sunday has a right to be the happiest day the whole and in that week, intolerance Pharisaical which would
compel the day
spend
gloom
is
Charity
alike and
all
in
hostile
the
Christians to idleness and to the law of the innocent of plea of
spirit all
To abolish Gospel. under tbe amusements the sacredness
guarding Sabbath
of the as in fact, regards the of mankind: to afford an for securing the very Church of which the
is,
majority
opportunity desecration has such abhorence. which an authority
We all
told Christians
are
to revere that profess be the slave of the Sabbath, man
is
according tbe Church
to
this
legislates
Question to time
time,
like
by
asking
is
not
on
called
spirit,
Bishop
"
up
us
this
thoughtful to be laid formula. approved shall dismiss this
Parry's and refuses
Suggestions," except by an which The spell unwelcome disturber
to
with
regard
National Library of Australia
to
summoned for the
Though
race. we
have not
of
our
a
Christian
nation,
shown
ourselves
possess
of that which ed lofty charity no makes distinction between the the black— the strong white aiid and the weak— except to extend to the latter a tenderer care. To the former occupiers of the land we owe a fuller measure of compensation than they have yet received greater
Mbs
of our died
an old colonist and the mother oholl, .Post Master respected General, on Saturday last in Perth.
protection
enforced
intercourse
with the stronger and frequently some what members of the unscrupulous of face, and, most superior important some to educate them all, worthy effort to a' civilized condition and the of
knowledge Creator.
All
their these
to their
relations
are shortcomings to thinking men. apparent painfully of the West Austra A strong section lian the Press, faithfully discharging functions devolve the which upon Press in the present day of eyes ears to and the tongue community, has failed to and not perceive them. Many of our j ournals, proclaim the Record can claim the with which honour of been associated, having have consistently advocated the adop tion of a more humane and liberal The towards the aboriginals. policy so far achieved has, perhaps, agitation results little in the way of tangible but the aims it holds in view are too and. it worthy to be easily abandoned, that much must be remembered is ac conscience when the public complished a state is from sinking into prevented of unwarranted self-complacency. Since there is now not the slightest fear of a recrudescence of the illwhich some time ago existed feeling the treatment of the concerning which leads to a natives, anything full and free discussion of the subject be heartily welcomed. The may forwarded paper important recently to the Governor by Bishop Parry of will be read with respect by men. all shades of opinion. Bishop Parry holds a and is accredited position, a with which character, great give
The sports held Perth Catholic
under
Young
last,
were
to
his
utterances
No
questions.
one
public
who knows him, dream for one as one him
would repute, of regarding
even.by
to take up the part likely innovator. Thoroughly responsibility'
words, he is,
all
as
it
we
attaching is to
must
of
a
reckless of the
aware
be conclude
to
his
assumed that the
,
great
success.
Mr. Andrew Rockingham, recently, of Clarence, had one of his Armstrong, thrown from legs broken through being a
is of the The a list following prize winners at the recent examination of the Catholic Perth School, 7th Boys' 2. Standard. 1. O'Connell O'Mahony, 3. Thomas 6th Varian, Hilary Crogan. Standard. Arthur 2. 1. Jones,. McGrath. 6th William 3. M. White, Standard. 1. Charles 2. Woodhead, William Louis Montague, 3. McCaffrey. 4th Standard. 1. William 2. Lucas, Robert 3. John Fraser. 3rd Counsel, Standard. 1. John Sweeney, 2. Stephen Standard 3. John White. 2nd Smith, Harold 2. Ernest 1. Jones, Payne, 3. 1. Edward Arthur 1st Standard. Molloy. 2. Francis 3. James Smith, O'Callaghan, Roberts. Christian Doctrine— 1st prize, O'Connell 1st Composition O'Mahony. O'Connell 2nd William prize, O'Mahony, 3rd Wilfrid Moll. Attendance Lucas, John Campbell. Gerald Webb. Writing —
of the the auspices Men's on Society, a
horse.
We hear that a dramatic entertainment, in aid of the funds of the Railway Read will take place in St. ing Room shortly Hall. George's
—
-0
»
—
Several and an account country letters, of His at Lordship the Bishops reception reached Nortliam, us too late for insertion in our issue. present Fob the benefit town of our readers in and country, we are making arrangements for the insertion in our columns of " Local Trade weekly Report."
1
a
ment.
On Friday
last,
North John
factory,
at
Messrs.
of
one
Fremantle,
employes, Sharpe caught in a revolving belt, fractured the limb. A parade be held
Pearse
Bros',
of
the wrist
got his which severely
the
Rifles will Metropolitan this at 7 '30 o'clock. A evening parade of the Perth, Brigade Fremantle, and Guildford Volunteers will be held on next at Bullen's. Saturday afternoon
A Lumpers' Fremantle, strike. are pany who seem demands.
Union has been formed in and the members are now on The Adelaide Steamship Com the only employers of labour to yield to the men's disposed i
Mr.
A.
Morrison's
mm
mart in St. Terrace is now up being fitted new Stock Exchange. For such a purpose no better site could have been it to the chosen, being contiguous Government and the Post Offices, Office, various Banks.
auction
George's for the
Sugar is now at in Perth retailing which sevenpence per Onions, pound. have also become a scarce in commodity the market, at are selling eightpence per pound. there appears to be no Luckily immediate of a rise in the price prospect of the "staff of life." The Jesuit
Rev. who
W.
soon
Kelly, to
money by false pretences, Johnson was found guilty. nine months' imprisonment. with ob Boyd Smith, charged letters from the by false pretences taining intent to General Post Office with de was fraud, acquitted. Henry Mitchell and Alfred Nicolls were jointly arraigned on the charge of stealing £25 in money the 8th April last. from James Doeg on The Mitchell, but acquitted jury found Nicolls and the guilty, Acting sentenced him to Chief Justice eighteen In the case of months' imprisonment. indicted for the wilful William Skelly, near on muderof John Pilling Albany the Jury found the prison7th April last, A sentence of fif er guilty of manslaughter. teen years was passed onhimby the Court. John convicted of uttering a Quinlan, sent to gaol for twelve forged cheque, was months. Charles Vernon a chemist, Birch, on the charge of feloniously was acquitted Ellen and slaying one Caporn by killing for her use nux vomica instead supplying The of liquorice powder. summing up in favour of the of the was Judge whom the jury, after a few accused, minutes' deliberation found not guilty.
obtaining Thomas Sentence William
.
:
e '
.r
—
:
BUNBURY. From
our
own
visit
Just as railway communication has been established between the two principal of the Colony, seaports by the completion of the Great Southern Railway, the idea itself to has suggested several to moot residents of Albany have "separation." Already meetings been held tho but upon subject, what of support amount the suggestion is to romains likely receive, yet to be seen. We expect the matter will meet with much strenuous opposition.
COURT.
the of the sitting the trial of criminal cases commenced. The calendar was a To three rather separate heavy one. him with indictments having charging Robert uttered three forged cheques, ne was sentenced Cardy pleaded guilty, each to five for years' imprisonment to the sentences be concurrent. offence, admitted the larceny of John Connolly of five bottles of whiskey, the property Richard on 13th June last, and Clarke, sent to for six months. was prison Michael Burns was found of forgguilty The sentence of the ing and uttering. hard labour. Of court was six months'
the
distinguished Perth, prior to his departure from Australia, has consent ed to deliver a lecture in the city shortly after his arrival here. Particulars as to the date on which the lecture will be and tlio the rev. which given, subject intends to will be choose, gentleman in a future issue. supplied is
SUPREME On July 3rd, Supreme Court for
Through from a ladder a man falling named John Canavan sustained the other wound and had to be day a nasty scalp taken to the Colonial treat for Hospital
;
weight
on
SCHOOL
:
;
in their
BOYS' PERTH.
CATHOLIC
des
—
peace of mind must consist in the. candid that the country acknowledgement to the has failed iu its native duty
moment
and it standard that
The Legislative Council is: assemble on 23rd ,the inst. of business. patch
"
;
a
confronts
.it
again,
unquiet
an
time
urgently
Now,
solution;
for
,
;
Perth for he intends
At are Australian public to have the Aboriginal present itself before them from
;
restric
severe
re-appear
a
The West accustomed
1
I
to
is
QUESTION.
,
I
to devote a at perfect liberty amusepart of the day to harmless The two "The ments. aphorisms, Son of Man is the Lord also of tbe
Bulletin
His Lordship the Bishop left Norbham on Friday last, where a few staying days.
Wednesday ABORIGINAL
THE
'
I
spreading.
quickly
A.
to state that the Sports We are requested Committee of the Perth Catholic Young Men's are Society getting up a two hours' of match for the evening walking The event, like' the Thursday week next. recent Sheffield Handicap, will be open to associations. all members of Catholic over a dozen have expressed Already Further their intention of competing. in connection with the propos particulars ed contest will appear in an advertisement next week. In the in the Record meantime it will be well for those who do not wish to be excluded from the com to their and in names petition give entrance fees to the Secretary at once, as number will be allowed to oniy a limited motto the the track. The of go on Committee in this respect will be " first first served." Half a crown is the come, will entrance fee a small sum be charged for admission and if the amount realized at door be fair, three the respectable prizes may be expected.
W
is to re reason countries, a more sensible and that joice christian view of the obligations and observance of Sunday is
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to It is be tyrannized. that its from its hoped departure traditional stronghold may not be to like the its return, prelude the evil. spirit in the with Gospel, other more seven companions without wicked thau itself But,
future there
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endeavouring
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is
presented by him to the paper recently contains his deliberate and Governor on well-matured the native opinions
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held
the most intolerant about the Sacred Day. opinions Their modern forbid imitators innocent on recreation any tbe of and would day rest, subordinate man to the Sabbatb, not the Sabbath to thus man, making it a day of funereal gloom
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was
man
they
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'He that tbe taught made for and man for tbe whilst Sabbatb,,
«Tews.
Sabbatb
of the to the observance Sunday. She could not have given the Sunday to sloth by forbidding recreations and refresh innocent
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tbe
I I
tbe
to
object
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I I
of relieving buman distress on tbe Sabbath less Tbe no Gospel records day. times tbe doctrine than seven of tbe in to tbe Sabbatb opposition of tbe Pharisees. Two objections observance were views of Sabbatb discussed and Lord by Our Divine to
as
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H,
last
Saturday Peter and Paul, in
Bubnury Brady
Father at
once
fulfil
Correspondent.
being tbe feast of St. Mass was celebrated The Rev. at 9 .am. exhorted the faithful to
their
Easter
obligation,
which the term, within compliance of the Church with the third precept was fast approaching On is necessary the following day, Mass was celebrat and a very ed in Australind large the holy assisted at congregation, little church sacrifice. The was decorated for the occasion. tastefully Father Brady announced that he had anumberof books called" The Catholic one of which he wished every Belief," of the Catholic member community as
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are
lively
ally good prices Govt.' Geologist
the first before gospel was read not satisfy the first precept of they a the church. He likewise expressed to do so wish that all who could afford did
should
unusu
subscribe
of the
appeared. tin on the have gone out from the ranges on a
to the Record. The districts were various and he himself agents,
the appointed to receive would be prepared any The due to the moneys paper. needed support, and he stated, Record, it as it was the Catholic organ Catholic claimed support. imperatively ,
of After Mass, the monthly meeting the female branch of the Sacred Heart was and concluded association held
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It is said prospecting expedition. to go a distance of that they intend about 90 miles east-ward. It is to be in hoped that they will be successful search for minerals. their, are and sowing nearly Ploughing over now. There are large areas under The far cultivation here this year. a much a good season, mers anticipate one better than they have had for We are still rain some getting years. almost daily. a to give I hope to be able you in detailed fields account of the tin
the
of
priests
recently here are getting
The. people Two men brain.. Bunbury through
not
present
now.
just
hands at since the report
changing
They if
my next. July 1st,
1889.
IRISETOWN w
From
our
own
Correspondent.
The Northam Black Brigade per formed here on The night. Friday attendance was owing to very small the. short notice given by the company Of their
to play. audience,
intention
the rather
small
In
spite the perfor
with Benediction. Jensen and Company gave a perfor The mance here on night. Saturday crowded. I was Oddfellows' Hall was not present, but am informed that the much amused were present majority by the entertainment. Various rumours of gold discoveries within a of town very short distance are but in all now and again circulated, cases Almost they prove groundless. week teams laden heavily go every from York to Southern Cross goldfield. The weather is at present very unset to rain and from frost tled, changing vice versa attend the I could not re water supply ratepayers meeting but shall to some try give par ticulars the matter in my concerning next.
July
1st.
a The first was good one. a item on the programme was. song, " Once or Twice which was sung by Mr. J. Monger, Junr, in capital style. was given by poke Bonnet" 5'The little Mrs John Moore, with great success. After some few more songs were sung the of by the company, rendering "The Shamrock of Ireland," by Mr. Hammond brought the first part of the a Then to close. there programme an was interval of about ten minutes. black On the curtain faces rising, and white shirts met our admiring gaze. Riddles, jokes, songs and overtures were Messrs. given by the company. T. Sermon and E. the Mansfield, of the two leading characters even merriment. The caused much ing, am to of "I off the singing join of Union," over, the rendering being a concluded 'God1 Save the Queen" amusement. We evening's pleasant hope to have another visit from this '
long. Brigade before A very old resident of Northam, Mr. was found dead in his room Jas. Pitt, Hotel on last at the Avon Bridge The body when Wednesday morning. on a was and the bed first seen bed, clothes were by fire. nearly consumed
Part
of the burnt.
also,
The
unknown.
It
clothes
first
were
the
of
cause
was
fire
thought
is
that
the and the smoke room was close, very An inquest was held could not escape. and a on the body the following day, of death from heart disease verdict from
died
Pitts
as
suffocation,
i
Soc-Utie. H.A.C.B.
Northam. A party
of gentlemen went for a
Perth
and'
the
though
recently,
ALBANY.
The half-yearly general meeting of Branch was held at the Boys' School on Tuesday evening last. The President Mr. F. A. Handley occupied a the chair, and there was good at The tendance of members. Rev. also at the was Chaplain present Sick Visitor Bro. Donohue meeting. that was Bro. A. Matheson reported still The payment very ill with fever. of two weeks sick was passed. pay Messrs. J. Howe T. Dew J. Fowles J. and J. were Reilly, Fitzpatrick for benefit mem placed in nomination was Mr. D. Phillips bership. duly a initiated member. The Secretary read a letter from the Corresponding Bro. J. Regan, informing Secretary, the Branch that he had been elected to the of C.S. with the as position surance that the Branch would receive as attention every long as he held the usual routine office. The business been gone the elec having through, to serve tion of officers for the next term was proceeded with, and resulted as follows Mr. A. Gee, Vice President, Mr. T. do, Mr. J. Donohue, Secretary, P. Handley elected Mr. L. Treasurer, J. Carner elected Warden, Mr. S. Mr. J. Phillips Guardian, Seckington Messrs Buckley and Annice were ap this
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:
pointed
sick
both
SPORTING
NOTES
from Northam kangaroo hunt which weather,
,
From
our
own
Correspondent.
Mass was As previously announced, S.S. Peter and Paul's on celebrated We were not un day at 9 o'clock. of mindful on that day of the feast labMother M.A. Peter who recently in
the
in York. of religion she may show zeal in her new sphere
oured We can pray that and enjoy success she Whilst in our midst, of labours. of the worked hard in the interests On Fr. Gibney Church. Sunday, of perto the practice made reference cause
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their wet, sport. spoiled very seven succeeded in killing They boomers. week has The weather for the last severe frost in been fine, with very the morning. June 25 1889. was
SOCIETY.
Northam
Samways
time.
some
J.
at
CATHOLIC SOCIETY'S
YOUNG
MEN'S
SPORTS.
the Perth held Society athletic on the on sports July 3rd, recreation The pro ground tin the city. consisted of a Senior gramme Champion Junior and a a Championship, ship, In connection Sheffield with Handicap. the latter, Messrs. -P. J. Healy and J. E. acted as and Hardwick handicappers, satisfaction that out of 25 gave so much nominations there were no less than 24 at 3 o'clock the acceptances. Punctually first off. The following were event came of the racing the results 100 yds., Senior Championship, prize, valued at £3 10s. a trophy Reardon 1 W. J. 2 J. F. W. Chipper J. M. Drew 3 H. 0 Lockyer A start was effected. It was splendid to tell which of the four was impossible to win until the competitors were going about twenty yards from the tape, when Reardon drew away and won gradually, by a yard from Chipper ; there being a foot between second and third, and six inches between third and fourth men. A yard and a half would have covered the and a prettier race from the scratch four,
According
Catholic
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to
Young
notification,
Men's
prize
won
...
by five yards. Handicap, 120 yds., Heat
1 2 3
£7
1.
1
Heat 3. F. W. Chipper (11yds.) 1 2 P. Mack (15yds) Mack Chipper, running strongly, caught and won Time, 12-4-5 sees. by two yards. Heat 4. 1 W. J. Reardon (11yds.) A. A Moffat 2 (16yds.) J. Delaney (23 yds.) 3 taken with little This heat was very difficulty by Reardon. Heat 5. F. Bogue (11yds.) 1 J. Moffat 2 (11yds.) T. Roach (15yds.) 3 event This was the most of the exciting breasted the Bogue and Moffat day. and had to run it off. The tape together result of the second a spin was nearly heat The judge decided in dead again. favour of Bogue. Time, 12-3-5 seconds. J.
hours' the
eight
go-as-you-please, Fire organized by Metropolitan came off on Brigade, Saturday last in the Perth Town Hall. There were eight and the was entries, running spirited I regret on that throughout. pressure the space of the Record prevents me from a detailed account of the contest as giving 1 would wish. Suffice it to that say Dixon won in grand style, never exerting himself much from the start Trew ; showed admirable pluck ; Ryan gave evidence of wonderful powers of endurance for a youth of his age while Humphrey and Clifton did remarkably well consider time they were on the ing it was the first track. The distance covered by Dixon is to that performed by Griffin in equal the same and in the Bame time, building, last These two will year. pedestrians contest to meet in the go-as-you-please be held in the Fremantle Town Hall next' week, when some Saturday good perform ances may be expected. Appended are the names of the competitors and the distances travelled respective by them at the end of the stated times ;
sees.
...
—
:
1st hour.
.
miles,
Gibbs
Humphrey
...
1 2 3 seconds.
Maiden
Plate
SPORTS,
1889.
Bradshaw.
Handicap— A.
Loton, 12yds., 2 ; T. Driscoll, 6yds., 3. 12 seconds. 11yds., Time, Railway StakeB J. McCarthy, 5yds., 1; J. Hevro.n, J J. White. 2. High scratch, ump Hurdles L. 1 ; J. Clarkson, 10yds., 2. Time, 17-4-5 sees., Hevron, 7yds., J of a mile handicap J. White, 1 ; 15yds., A. Martin, 2 ; J. Brand, scratch, 15yds., 3. Hop Step and Jump J. White, distanoe 38 feet 3 inches. the Putting J. Consolation weight McCarthy. Race, 120 yds 2. Ranford 1, Smith 1
j
A.
Lockyer,
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—
—
20 17 2 11 29 16
hour. miles, 32 30 29 29 28 28 27 23 hour. miles, 43 40 39 38 38
laps.
2 9 12 0 27 9
...
...
2
...
29
...
7th Dixon Trew
laps.
23 14 6 20 18 4 1 29
...
...
...
Clifton
...
Humphrey
...
A. G. Clifton Gibbs McGovern 8th
(retd)35 "
31 23
"
hour. miles,
Dixon, Trew
laps.
...
Ryan C. E.
Clifton
Humphrey A. G. Clifton Gibbs McGovern The
Death
(retired).
.
" ...
" ...
of
.
49 44 43 43 42 35 31 23
3 24 25 4 21 4 6 26.
Gahan.
Mr.
The following has been receiv despatch the Governor, from ed by his Excellency the Secretary of State for the Colonies Western Australia, \ No. 28. J —
:
Downing
Street,
7th May, 1889. information of I have received Sir, the death of MrGahan, Postmaster Australia. General of Western which the I greatly the loss regret Colonial Service has sustained by Mr. Gahan's death. I have, &c., KNUTSFORD. Governor SirF. N. Broome, K.C.M.G., &c., &c., &c., —
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GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE. JULY
THURSDAY, Appointments. postmaster the Great
at
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G.
T.
4.
Frum
to be
Station Line ; Mr.
Katanning
on
Southern T. to be a member of the J.P., Burges, District Geraldton Board of Education vice Mr. W. H. who has left Gale, the district. to The follow Notice Mariners. has notice been issued by the ing of Ports and Harbours, Department " South dated 13th June: Brisbane, entrance to is Moreton Notice Bay. that the channel across hereby given, the bar, at the south entrance, has —
—
shifted
—
—
...
C. E. Clifton A. G. Clifton McGovern
...
Sheffield
...
Dixon Trew
...<
5th
...
5th
u
19 19 19 18 17 16
'
Gibbs
—
10
...
Humphrey
;
laps.
...
McGovern,
C. E.
12 1
21
C.E. Clifton,... A. G.Clifton,...
Ryan
17
zu
Ryan
W. J. Reardon 3 In Healy and Lockyer ran a dead heat. the run off Healy won Time, by a yard. 11-4-5 seconds. Heat 2. M. J. Horrigan 1 J. F. W. Chipper 2 E. Kelly 3 Won by two yards. Time, 12-1-5 sees. Heat 3. J. Drew 1 F. Bogue 2 Won rather easily. Time, 12 1-5 sees. Final. M. J. Horrigan, 1 (18yds.,) J. Healy (13yds.) 2 J. Drew 3 (12yds.) were each put back a Healy and Drew won yard for breaking. Horrigan by a there two between yard, being yards second and third men. Time, 12 seconds. Mr. the J. E. Hardwick performed duties of starter the afternoon, during while Mr. P. J. Healy took the time. In distributed to the evening the prizes were the successful competitors by the Spiritual Director of the the Rev. Society, Father who made a suitable Duff, speech. The rev. gentleman spoke in a manner which showed his thorough appreciation effects of the beneficial wrought by athle tics on A strong mind body and mind. and a strong he said, almost body were, There were he stated, cases, inseparable. in which men who took little physical were of great mental exercise possessed But this fact did not at all affect power. his contention for these men very would have still minds if stronger they exercised their bodies as they ought. He in which men of quoted several instances, and men of genius great mental power, and distinction, were remarkable for the care bodies in a they took to keep their state At the healthy by regular exercise. conclusion of Father Duff's a remarks, vote of thanks was accorded the rev. the prizes and gentleman for distributing for his address. encouraging
6
6 6
mileB.
Dixon
xrew
14 12 10 6 29
hour.
Humphrey,
2
—
A.
Ryan,
i
1
ATBLETIO
...
Gibbs,
W.O.
Healy H. Lockyer
JULY
...
...
3rd
1 2 3 seconds.
J.
BROOKTON
...
C. E. Clifton A. G. Clifton McGovern
w.
J. Healy(13yds.) J. Crogan (14yds.) J. Mc Henry (13yds.) Won by three yards. Time, 12 Heat 7. M.J. Horrigan (18yds. ) C. Naughton (14yds.) C. Rodoreda (13£yds.) Won by four yards. Time, 12| Heat 8. H. Lockyer (13yds.) Second Series. Heat 1
7 7 7 6
Ryan
A.
laps.
7
Dixon Trew
u
:
i,
V
Drew (12yds.) 1 P. 2 Hayes (18yds.) J. Prendergast 3 (15yds.) Drew and For breaking Hayes away, were one and three put back yards At the three respectively. length got and came in in the order named. away well, Time, 12 seconds. Heat 2. 1 E. Kelly (11yds.) J. Kelly (14yds.) 2 without the least exertion. E. Kelly won
13£
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HOURS' PLEASE.
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Time,
EIGHT
The
Corbett
Sheffield
AN
£2.
Delaney
P. Fraser
11
Time,
100 yds.,
Championship,
valued G. Fraser
xieao
returned.at A marriage took place week between Mr. S. last and Miss. L. McCorry,
trophy
for
seen
seconds. Junior
of
mance
deceased's
not
was
—
matters
Mining
that
.
should
onies.
Shares
Mass.
late for being he. said, know,
sons
'
har The S.S. Franklin arrived in bour last night, with a large consign ment of goods for Bunbury, and a few was brief. Her stay passengers. I believe she is on her way to the col
should shoulder
Amity
to the eastward. with the enter Cotton of Mount about one-third Point, farther now
Y essels
northern open of
of
the
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Moreton
to
across
Island, elbow of
the
passing
it,
and
T.
the
that
the port hand. break on When south end the first black buoy off the is of Moreton Island sighted, they it as usual. should haul up and pass the The depth on bar at low-water does not exceed 12 feet. G. springs PortP. Heath, Commander, R.N., south
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No 1454 (100 Nelson the Blackwood acres) adjoining River, for water. No. 1457 (13 Bunbury southern of Bunbury perches), portion Town Lot No. 229, for the Wesleyan Methodists. Sussex No. 1459 (100 —
acres)
adjoining 1460 (100
No. Bussel ton-Warren North
places.
Sabina
and the
River,
acres)
the 34-mile post, Busselton-Warren road for a watering place. In The Bankruptcy 1871. Act, re Thomas and George Hamersley Sims, farmers, Gi'eenough (liquidation)
Kidson's
Leake, 11
18,
July
Fre
Henry-street,
offices,
mantle,
meeting of James, and
general
took place memorable
predicts will election
a
hundred The
was
Rada Trayles, third. Costilion
to
second and The
town
in
Luchow, by fire,
of
devastated
has been
1,200
in the flames. persons perishing the of second son Prince George, the Prince of Wales, is to be appointed in the to a vessel Australian naval
squadron.
date
J.
Mr.
for ex-M.P. the Melbourne
T. Brown
durang, is suing for £20,000 damages for that
article
leading Catholic.
Alas,
he
M. turned to Government
is
a
Brown
poor
Pasteur's
stating
agents,
of
cause
,
curate
of St. the
says Catholic
Mary's, Catholic
of the
Leeds,
York,
was
Times
,
in
of the
article
re
B. A.,
formerly received, into the
Catholic
Times, towards the end of the year 1887, while of Mr. Clarke's articles reviewing certain we in the Weekly Churchman , predicted sooner or the rev. that, later, gentleman see the and asked our would truth, an
to
readers
Their
for
pray
pious
his
have
prayers
conversion. been
heard.
of the
Cardinal Arch The friendship and Mr. Gladstone, which dates bishop some back to their Oxford days, wao what strained Gladstone's by Mr. 14 Anti-Vaticanism." But time softens and the Daily Telegraph ; asperities 44 the venerable that ecclesiastic the other day by a visit
gladdened ex-Prime the
who
Minister,
says was
from
spent
an
at Archbishop's House, where they of old times, and or the friendship talked it had ever been that mutually forgot
hour
interrupted."
and slander has been the Marquis of Salisbury against of Mr. William instance O'Brien, and Mr. P. O'Brien, M.P., has
A writ issued at the
M.P.
;
instituted Times,
for
libel
actions the
Liverpool
for
Court
be
;
is
to
a
on
decision
High
re
standard that lofty leaving of a toss-up to very much tribunal has ruled in which
fashion Twice that of 1546 be used, ornaments may twice that not once that they may ; 44 before the table" to standing applies what twice that it does not follows, breads be made once that wheaten may that
once
are
Prayer
—
the
over
may not consecrating it
tain
may that
once
somebody
Holy
once
;
ate
once
that stand
a
cross
may
they be
once that Table, when the priest in front of the
he
may
the
law
say
that
once
that
;
once not; inconsistent
may
Book,
once
not;
table,
they
of Elizabeth
injunctions with the
Did
not. was
uncer
?
TRIED
TRUE.
AND
CHAPTER
VI.
libel
against Courier , and
the
Mr.
you already that when hi for some had lived years to return to he determined Germany, France. was then very His health broken of much down, but in spite was so that his love for travelling to he determined visit that great 44
my
1 have master
told
directed
cordingly,
our
this
may
two
in
my
arms.
saw
us
from
way.
44
hermit the river, came
over
and in
perceiving a
little
my
boat to
interview
an
IlUb
1U1UW
ladies I am term of their well looked after,
are
44
To
serving
journey, and my I wanted.
to
seek em least until
the destination of the ?" asked Brother Anselm. to Brunn where going
me
44
44
Brunn,"
I die."
Well
with I am then, would be delighted my mistresses 44 to take you in their carriage." No", no," answered the holy my child, "I have vowed to consecrate solitary. to God here, to prayer and life my the services of the God has poor. and has blessed accepted my sacrifice it, mo to do some by allowing little come
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!
.
good betray
in
this this
us.
I
country.
promise
for
the
must
not
sake of
need
in
are
you
of
a
situation.
if
here, you are staying bring with you to-morrow. They will visit which is hermitage, my worth and then I will have a seeing, letter ready for you to give to my dear brother Willie." Bernard at his success was delighted but he did not allow his to feelings manifest themselves. He thanked the hermit for his kindness in a manner which did not other than an imply service Anxious to received. ordiuary to his bear the good news benefac he refused the invitation of tresses, to sup with him, the brother good and hastened back, never promising theless that he would ask the ladies to visit next the hermitage day and a of breakfast. So partake frugal the wishing he returned
recluse
good night He soon a run. his pace into In a quickened short time he reached the hotel very and his beaming face announced the lie
kindly to
liciu
Namur.
tiu
doubted
ever
ten.
xiau
uxie
attatchment
his
lauiets
to them
selves
this new of devotion proof would have dispelled the doubt. Next Laura was so morning, anxious about the proceedings of the and re very day$ that she arose early turned thanks to God, for the fortunate which He deigned to send presages was her. her Everything encouraging Brother Anselm's letter was hopes. a particularly favourable and omen, she was impatiently for the awaiting of her adopted mother. The appearance latter soon and both wended appeared their Bernard towards the way with which indeed had not been hermitage, overrated by the good monk, when he it had said was worth It seeing. one of the prettiest sites in occupied the country for and was well-known its the travellers' antiquity. Although minds were full of preoccupations could not help being attracted they scene and by such a picturesque it. admiring They stopped a while on then for this purpose, but per way, the monk coming towards them ceiving hastened on to meet him. The sight of this venerable man was another to them, of interest for they subject had seldom seen so cheerful and happy a countenance. Brother in Anselm, of
spite
his
a was seventy years, robust health and good
type of that which temper to
pleasure
always
it
look
upon.
gives
great
Many
men,
than himself, years his and envy agility which appeared in strength,
numbering well might
less
his his gait and his every move size, ment. His open smiling physiognomy calm of his soul. spoke of the habitual It that no evil might easily be seen
The ladies addressed him in German. was so to hear He his delighted that for somo mother-tongue spoken, time he only listened without silently if as a sweet response, melody had fallen
a
his
on
ear.
speak German," said Oh you are moved, under the roof of old doubly retreat Anselm's let Come, Bernard, us help these two ladies to ascend the can hill and then you gather for a each of them of flowers bouquet be sure to choose from my garden the freshest and choicest. See, ladies, a view there what is from splendid here. That magnificent has scenery me for the last twenty cheered years 44
he
sure
i
case
However the ladies
children.
—
before
in
tarnished its passion had ever beauty, was com and his cheerfulness so municative that it was not impossible as one to share it shares it with little
44
which with a graciousness services, to his good heart. did credit A glass of brandy which he brought over with him soon restored my
!
muscular
repeated the hermit moved. Are to quite you going Brunn'? Why that is very near my own native to God I Would place. were in your stead I would embrace dear so my Willie willingly again
his
it passing gratification, although be a very innocent one. But, may since you are going into the country in which I beg of lives, my brother to go to see him. Tell him the you be to me if he it would happiness could come to see me some day in my retreat. alas this mil never But, come to pass. Poor his boy, duty, which he undertook through necessity, makes him almost as much a captive as the unfortunates he guards. How his kind heart must suffer to see their distress For he is good, as you may for I know he will judge yourself. welcome and that he give you a warm will do his utmost to be useful to you
iitjvva
WJItJIti
I
have some business they call," man answered the young indifferently. 44 One of them has long lived in Ger and intends with some many staying relations who are expecting her with her daughter."
of
but lie was still unable quite master, to bear the of the carriage movement and so he accepted the preferred We crossed of the hermit. hospitality the the stream in a boat and although of stood hermitage high up on the side a rock the steps had been so artistically cut out of the hard stone that with the us both the invalid assistance of
me
is
ladies
"They
distress offer
be
Where
two
a
Fortunately the other side
UU
no services will longer.be shall find myself obliged at elsewhere, ployment to France." they return
between its banks as far We as and when' we arrived within Namur, of this a town, my poor few miles master so exhausted that I was felt to the that he stop carriage, obliged for a while on the might rest himself no at There was road side. help near to leave him, hand and I was afraid weaker and weaker, for he was getting I held as and I was almost in despair up
end,
they will
sailed
blm
X
excellent at the
arrive
Valley beauties. heard of its picturesque ac this of the country, Towards part we
get
lOiUOBl.
44
to Paris. returning to visit the all, he wished of the Meuse, for he had often
Above
WIB
44
before
Belgium
to
fail
YYIuU
only imagine that in all the difficulties which surround us, means this favour may give us some able chances." This good advice was adopted by the two ladies and the next for started Namur morning they wher« they arrived on the third day. Bernard's first after having com care, was fortably lodged them at an hotel, to go to the hermitage. Darkness had set in, and nearly Brother Anselm, his having, finished had just labour, knelt down in daily to his his oratory perform evening devotions. so He was in pro wrapt found that the meditation, young Italian was close him before he upon noticed his As soon, how presence. ever as he saw him he recognized him in spite of the darkness, and was much He made many pleased with his visit. after the invalid to whom he inquiries had shown such a generous hospitality. Bernard informed him of his master's death and told him into what the event had cast him, en misery at the same time on the obli larging he had contracted towards the gation ladies whose services he had since entered. continued Unfortunately," lie with design, 1 cannot stay in this situation for very much as I ap long, the place, because when the preciate
the
rouud.
not
will
before is to degrade the That Churchmen.
:
us.
Tn
of dispute
remarkable
to
If you will consent to pass the country where he lives, through not which will lead you much out of I shall learn whether his your way at Spielberg brother is still and with secret out betraying I will obtain your a from him recommendation which
the other
orrrniriflR.
matters
say but,
surely
objects of Arches
iifilifdriftn
marolv
to
King
44
use
a
Church by Father Richardson, Our readers may remember at Yentnor. that
Bishop
—
interrupted of sur-
this Yes," continued he, bowing the reason I have told you about the hermit. You now understand my idea. This holy man may be of some
not
the ecclesiastical the following
to
ladies
exclamation
4
Bishop was
two an
by
is
(Continued.)
have
George Clarke,
Middleton,
Bishop
the what
reference makes celebre
Age in Roman
contents.
The Rev. Albert
As
the
prie.
of his which
Man-
assert that the England, South of New Wales letters addressed to them by opened of their M. Pasteur and made extracts
curate
brought
charges the against
!
who
favour
of Spielberg."
Here Bernard
has
Canterbury in
Meanwhile, presence. in the hermitage, stay Anselm talked with him very our
our
Dungeon
Scottish local laws.
the
try
with
placed
in the Catholic prelates have a issued pastoral letter the Clan-na-Gael condemning con They always did organisation. demn it.
The Roman States United
passed
the
own
was
He was naturally very open and communicative and on the second I learned from him acquaintance, day's that he was born in Germany, where he had left his parents and a brother whom he loved tenderly and of whom he told me much good. He mentioned now that he was Governor of the
course he should to say prepared a month was take, given him for con The London of sideration. correspondent on a recent the Bombay Gazette writing
this
Hanover over
t©
jurisdiction have been of Lincoln.
may
being
of
right make their
he
inconvenience
often.
and
enthusiastic,
unanimously
of The Archbishop pronounced judgment
it
won
by
recently
very
by
Brother
Ad campaign. in advocacy of Scotland. The
the
demanding
go
Gold Cup (Eng.)
the
were
spiritual,
majority.
Ascot
was
resolutions
spiritual laymen for
next British the Liberals
give
of
place
Jjump.
was
to formally for Home
meeting
and
during
agitation Professor. Blackie, and unfurled the presided,
meeting
tribunal
that
Gladstone general
Occasion
present. a
10,000
to
hesitate
himself stay, promising to make ample compensa charitable host for all the
his
expenses put to
of the
scene
Over
conflict.
were
than
Jtttetftomat
the
on
recently
standard
marks:
a.m.
ami
commemoration of Bannockburn (Scotland)
of
he did not
little
!
from
remaining
still
care,
enlightened weak, that
nevertheless tion to our
in
gathering
people
his very
prolong
Battle
the
to us for accepting it. obligation My master derived such benefit
and
blasphemer
delivered for self-government
:
1st
A
the
to
indulgence assassin."
dresses :
Fathers
Anthony's,
St.
also have entered actions rpool, the for the statement Courier against that by appearing at a meeting addressed 44 sanctified Taggart, by Mr. they liad 44 and a certificate of murder" given
first
10s. in the £ paid by of Composition of the George Hamersley in respect firm debts of the and of his separate the office of the at debts, payable Charles MarineTrustee, Crowther, on and after terrace, Geraldton, July In re 1886. James Doonan, 1st, Fremantle storekeeper, (bankruptcy) of Public examination bankrupt, Supreme Court house, July 15th, 11 a.m. In re com Alfred Gra Rosser, Fremantle mission agent and auctioneer.
Messrs.
Rev. of
Cahill,
them with little We fatigue. warm put him into a comfortable bed which Anselm had good Brother had for him. Never before prepared I witnessed such real The charity. at put all he possessed good hermit our and seemed to be under disposal soon
Live
Edinburgh,
—
(liquidation). creditors,
relief
mounted
the accusation tenant on the because he was
the inaugurate Rule for Scotland.
near
j
a
The
were persons taken to hold
adjoining for road, watering No. 1461 (100 acres)
—
estate
Protestant. and Dowliug
—
the
for
refused
a
—
—
M.P.,
had
he
Falcarragh
master." Reserves.
W. Russell,
,
distance steer for
I
Ladies, at last
you
44
much welcome
!
;
;
and
my
eyes
are
not
satisfied.
It
I
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amuse one
I
I
The contemplation with, very little. of the works of the Almighty, is quite to make life enjoyable. sufficient Thus Divine
I
Mr.
giving that
firm
in
rif
+.1ia
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nf
I
and, it able cross-examination when the court most
win.
few
a
The
trio
Opinion.
conduct
American
Sir
Webster is
.
accomplished
;
more
remarkable
their
action
Land
has and
stood 41 This
first
the the Sir
honour
over
'
1
League
Ferguson
'
have
witnesses
been
—
to
pressed
say the
what
has become of them, and of to Sir Bichard Webster been equalled get at them has only by that of the judges, of Justice especially
'
;
anxiety
'
who
Smith,
the
suggest who
were
'
that
say
Now months
been
in
these
to good enough members day that
was
other
'would yet to be examined they knew nothing about them. can it be believed for that and months, Times has the
full
of
possession are in the
books
fact
the
of
keeping
that Mr.
the former treasurer of the Moloney, Land and National Leagues ? Yet is fact. such the Mr. When T. and Dr. Kenny were asked Harrington to
the
disclose
affidavit
books Molonen, who
Mr. for
time. Mr.
some
subpcenrnd attended
in
obedience
to
Moloney, and he actually in day after day,
never
called,
in the of
from
summons
books. the
the Times. Webster's
by
Bichard '
a
these and
produce
were
court
'
to
other an
probably he could
books
books
Times
he
never
result researches
League
character, that the these ones
do with
the
Yet
The
of the
encouraging thought
and create
their
in
both stated they handed over to has lived in London The Times thereupon,
on
possession that these
documents
was
put of
Sir
among was
not
and best was
he
thing to try
about them. He mystery did so, and. the other side knowing the retribution and exposure had in they store for him offered no and resistance, '
AVAn Wf
a
onnniiraryorl
Vtl
VUVVUIMgVM
the a
liffla ilWIU
recent
morning
books were in court of blank surprise. Smith.
an
could
were
seemed would
not
help Mr. was
unconcealable. not
improbable
At that
one
Mr.
Bonan hiB head and off, jerk have the right wing of his moustache out by the roots, air Bichard Webster looked en and his left quite Pigotte, way eyebrow dropped in that curious it
has
vicious affected
a.
I
knack of doing when he feels and helpless. Sir Henry James a and unaccustomed great
National Library of Australia
meeting
in
.
£2,523,807 of 9d.
out
proportion
12s.
£52,738,286
The
number
was
133
of
assistant and 986
males,
The
females...
Frederick
George Errington.
of average salary of Catholic schools amounted
principals
Patrick
high
City
I
I
cermony.
enough of and talented
places Hughes, Brownson are —
and
aspirations this
in
again
man.
from
stand
to
Catholics
I
with
live
who
their sorrow in have lifted and power." is rememIt of the first the Bishop was Catholic Church in America the friend of Washington, and the envoy of the to Canada, and how a Congress
1
I
delivered
time,
England's
of the day ; and other whose words on Spalding, ions have reached English the address which we delivered
duced receutly.-
—
Bishop
The That
fine
Bede
Dalley.
a
in
and
member his death
honoured
by
the
of the
he
by being Council
Privy
is
to
tablet
a
Australian was uni
Dalley, his life
in
honoured
quely made
of
Bede
be
in
uniquely Paul's
St.
Lord Cathedral. Bosebery, speaking annual at the fourth of the meeting Federation Imperial League, said :
This of St.
and
he readily 1 made
which cation that
I waited
morning Paul's
his
to an granted, of some behalf bo allowed to affix
should the walls of the metropolitan a tablet to the memory of the
Dalley,
That
is
a
small
that
step and
some one, sentimental neither small nor if we wish because
the Virgin, Protestants. lives of the would be an
we
living,
of rights must
the
community
the
dead.
every
it
merely to
late
An
sneer
at
as
me
it
be
which it
islands,
doubtful very position. to make out that anxiety said to Mass, and prayed and owned the Pope, were lectures on the Popular
Honest
and
E. De
Mr. has
Non
Outspoken
a
Bevtongh,
published
Protestant,
short
a
of
history
of the Beligious Orders, particularly " Military Orders. He says Catholics will be that a Protestant, surprised should have undertaken to the plead cause of Orders with his Beligious irrotestants
know
to ;
circulation, which arein
perhaps
:
some
book that had a large my that the many! prejudices
circulation may be dissipated be allowed to may dense superstition countries."
to
break of
from
Expenditure
Grants
some
Protestant
Elementary
in
honours
has Department showing
from
the
just the
expenditure
a
in education England 1888 upon annual to grants Elementary schools the and actual number of
is
grant and
for
public in Wales
;
the
acknowledge
and honours to rights as a claim this of right of the Empire who shall distinction. by his own
jjiiemeniary Grant List
scuoois
on
on
August
accommodation,
number
the
results
axaminations time. received
We
cue
.annual
31, 1888; of scholars,
of the inspections held in them during find
£168,178
that
Catholic
17s.
4d.
of all The
amounted
inspected
to
all
of
sources
schools
and
table,
the
be
will
various in the
seen
to
our enable of progress for last the income
estimate also give
the
classes
rate
1880 : Church of England 1887 £2,991,409;
of
following readers to will
we
year
and
for.
1880
£2,518,205 ; £3,018,791 1887 £207,849; £238, 112; Boman 1888
1880
Wesley an £236,167;
1888 1880
Catholic
£223,804
1887
;
1888 British £308,087 ; £313,227; 1880 £448,686 1887 ; 490,724 ; ; 1888 Board 1880! 496,611; £1,616,715; 1887 £2,956,253 1888 ; £3,092,368.
arm,
Station, THE
Igonte.
atitr
CODLIN
MOTH.
Sandhurst
A have
to claims nurseryman discovered a and effectual simple mode for the codlin moth. destroying He assert? that the egg is laid, not as in the centre of many persons suppose the
fruit,
way
into
but in the eye. the fruit either from
other part. any to there deposit or
later
eats
its its
on
following air being
It
does
its
eggs,
way track
admitted
It eats its the eye or not remaia 44 but sooner
out
again, account the inside
on
to
decay of the of the
One grub
and often does may and pears. In the destroy many apples autumn the forms for itself a grub on the leaves, but also cocoon, usually on the branches and twigs of frequently the tree. in a state There it remains of inactivity until when it September, as a from to tree emerges moth, flies fruit.
its in the eggs eye of All efforts then dies. ;for of the moth when it has the destruction passed beyond the chrysalis stage are, it is contended, quite useless ; but while in that stage it be very easily des may the cocoons All formed on the troyed. tree
the
depositing and
fruit,
leaves
drop
ground
usually set for those branches by
leaves
with the in May.
to
the
Traps may be the which prefer
grubs
be gathered with the fallen ulong of June and the months during J uly and burnt. These cocoons which are on the tree, are seen when;the easily leaves
return
a
7s.
must
1888.
a
the to
The Education
£47
of paper or tying pieces on to which cloth the the grubs twigs, will attach themselves in numbers great and their winter nests. These spin
Education
Catholic
Schools
the religi light the through
against and that
ous
published
sentimental,
acknowledge and
if
to
Catholic.
Mr.
Cheers.) may call To
equally of
We
subject
have earned
may
these
that
and Irish British saints excellent of calling way to the of attention claims the public true Church.Catholic Times.
on
f
some
step.
the who
saints
in
preached a
Hence
show itself tbe religion
with
it
Cathedral the
Minister,
Sydney
merely
community
consent, appli of us,
on
we
—
Dean
the
on
asked
cannot
of
:
repro-
Register.
typ9
Mr.
Catholic,
first
Crammer.
acknowledged
£63
was
—
of
;
descent It is
spiritual
or
or
9d.
.
at Protestants will take offence my book but as I said, not I am writing in tbe interest of any particular body of Christians. My one desire is to pay to truth and tear into my homage shreds the shroud of in falsehoods, which blind zeal for the Protestant has endeavoured to hide religion away from works of and sight charity of abnegation. I should prodigies like
hearts,
Weekly
Late
their
Calvin,
indentical
really
reiiow
occas
trace
practically Protestantism
a
since Bishop the address
Luther,
occupies
in of New York was the Bishop War an Envoy of the Government of to France, the end the when, at the solemn exercises in sub-Treasury
of Thanksgiving Mass Special was to offered God on Centenary Day In his own by order of the Archbishop. of Brooklyn church, Bishop Loughlin, venerable and vigorous, whose memory covers progress every phase of Catholic
to
mistresses assistants
mat
lis.:
and for the ten £315,112,; it 1879-1888— amounted to years the total on £2,657,783, expenditure all denominations for these years .being income £60,367,143. The total from
of
The grandfathers thought preachers
now
was
great Civil
city
one.
£72
to
of
schools
Catholic for 1888.
a
kinship
Cuthbert
wmie
on.;
of scholars on the register percentage is highest in up to the age of six years, the Catholic 1123 as schools, being the in Church of compared with 1033 and in the 1005,: England schools, Board schools. The expenditure of the
;
to serve them Presbyterians selves heirs" to St. Columba, and of Irish Protestants to claim a with St. part is a and a Patrick of the sign times,
to
dignity how bered
an Over country. fifty years ago, other of Charleston, Bishop, England, the panegyric on delivered Washington the citizens of Charleston at their before all the churches of the In request.
St
os.
principal and that
9d;,
"
sufficient
his
claim
to and
Bede,
very hopeful these very
bitterness,
the other day, the Archbishop building of New York, fittingly chosen, gave the to the and the Benediction city
Protestants St.
Scotch
rule in Ireland to in and America, souls went from us in
whose sorrowful
a
i
amounted
of children 3,614,967 attendances in denominations day schools.
is
This goed Protestant." the enough : but anxiety
English
but
dust, their spirit The millions
"
was
comical
English hate English
fled
find
he
I
in
indeed
of the country episcopacy while Presbyterian, hardly to assert that the Saint was of John Knox, held too that
venturing fore runner
I
no
8d. The total attendance average daily of Catholic children throughout England and Wales reached the. o£-. high figure out of a sum total of 188,086,
the
Protestant and the
I
Spald
England,
7s. an
clergyman Episcopalian the Presbyterian minister claimed for their own as the Saint quite stoutly as The Anglican the Catholic priest. insisted that St. Patrick was the the the head "of i.e., episcopacy,"
and
guests,
both
so
assistants That of
l
of
that and
I
despised J. of New
public been
—
ing, their
Protestant
a
peripatetic correspondent took the on trouble St. paper Patrick's a church Day of visiting to each one the three of belonging found communions in Ireland. He
I
a
Hugh
handsome
for
event
ordinary
expression
" he inquired, Have you the picion got cash book ?" and when Mr. Beid replied in the he relapsed affirmative into. a silence. depressed The Times counsel have been com accustomed to paratively catastrophes ,of this and but their description, pain
chagrin time it
chief was
UUlUt
in his case the destruction of evidently a chateau en elaborate Rspagnc of very and striking architecture. At first he had some in crediting the difficulty of his aud evidence when that senses, wrested from him he did not hope was With of sus an despair. expression
.
the
once
Mr.
every to have
ought
the
York
rvomo
for compassion The disclosure
some
feeling Justice
with One
for
provided
females. teachers
Dall.ey's
A Irish
I
Review the Catholic ; says but to those who remember the past, his honour that was the least high office fell to his share. The great hearts that the day when it would be an for. longed
received lordships of Mr. on Beid that the Land League
announcement
Sir
Clifford,
with,
so
scholars
t>u
Mayor,"
their
Undoubtedly
-
liia UIO
at
for
that New of a
head of the the city's
welcomed
books. Ever since case for the defence opened, has been laboriously Bichard Webster over these piling books. up the mystery Mr. Mr. T. D." Mr.Parnell, O'Brien, Mr. J. all the !;Sullivan,
'
the
as
Grant,
'
than
inexplicable
Co.
did
of
York,
of
genius
and
'
It.
Charles and Sir
Lord
applauded none
1839,
whom is accommodation these schools amounts to of a total out of 5,384,6. 329,481, The number of Catholic certificated teachers was 332 males and .1,766
Centenary.
the order of Providence ruler of the of City Catholic with the blood race in his veins.
I
"
combined
the,
.
that
Sir
—
America, to judge feel a by their Press, deep satisfaction at the natural and important position them recent accorded the through It happened in Centenary celebration.
Commission
nothing
fellow
St.
—
'
other
Weld,
of the Times case before has presented a good and puzzling featuresmany peculiar because it has been impossible puzzling to decide whether are the result they of crass or But stupidity design. the
the
on
points
who
words
's
warmth than the late Mr. Catholics Dresent at the
more
Continued.
English
!
to
he contrived
cheers.) those
Bosebery
side.
The Catholics
'
Among
concluded
not
but
rose,
however unassuming it may be, that the right was there recognise there and can asserted, acknowledged, not be revoked act. by any subsequent (Loud
of
the makes
over
which
year)
.
will
j
total
Id.
19s.
£1,736
education granted upon public during the The of 1839 to 1888. pe riod number of Catholic on the day schools Annual Grant List amounts to 917, out of a total of 19,328.. The1 number of
tablet,
proved say, Mr. Healy's
had
splendid
The
To be
I
to
witness.
the
;
j
a
terrace.
highest
heedless
is
called,
and Wellington, Beynolds, Johnson and though his ashes cannot mix future with theirs, I generations, venture to at that say, on looking
I
of
of the previous grant the total grant since 14s. 10d., a very fair
Nelson,
-
'
Australian
also acquitted Canon Shinkwin point. in Towards himself excellent style. was the close of the day Mr. M. Healy
own
increase
of
i
'
evidence,
act this and by the ready the Dean and Chapter, the right and maintaiued of an to be commemorated with
by
sanction asserted
of Drinagh, gave of humorous full
rector
Anderson,
admirable
We have
I
looked
<
may
I
sphere." The conversation of this holy old man and his and Open obliging manners proved that Bernard's praise of him had hot been exaggerated. Lady Eliza with her usual benevolence, so listened to the good attentively that he was Brother, nearly forgetting 'the breakfast he had prepared simple
V.
'
in
Atkinson,
effort,
.
each
Providence,
has provided tastes, be satisfied in his
different
Mr.
I
that
is
us '
and
brief,
I
it
v
his
any apparent unconcerned.
a But it was perfectly Justice sad for Mr. experience poor The evidence the Smith. taken during was not calculated the to rouse day of the Times counsel. The Bev. spirits
I
satisfied
gets
'
them,
in
interest without
I
j
find:
Worldly hard to and divert
it
.
to me. declare
,
new
.
seems
sometimes
-
.
always people
,
'
their and and
that schools
('being
an
leaves
have
fallen,
for
the
grub chooses by a;piece
formed place of shelter of broken bark or other some some
protuber be gathered off and burnt with the rest, aud when this, is done effectually the orchard will be of the free Farmers absolutely pest. not aware that the fallen leaves being the cocoons of the grub, contain, ance.
them
These
must
plough
into
the
ground, the and shelter very needed to preserve the
and thus provide warmth which ischrysalis."
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No,
I mother wish, Susan, when you give baby a bath you be careful whether would to ascertain the water is at the proper temperature. don't Susan about Ob, you worry
Moike,
are
spake."
yez Mike :
—
but Oi'm
that ma'am If the little
spacheless." The like the washerwoman, spends a good deal of time over and finds life full of hard rubs. A
Scotch
Trade
is
hurried
a
dull
to
where
were
He
went
the
for three
little
the
I
art
?
land
Boy look
to
gallery
is
said
invented
a
that
makes
bread
weighs
only
of
kind
new
light
so
:
at
which
nound of
a
the
citizen.
the
doctor.
Little
f
girl
:
hoy because my mamma Heaven.' Little she hasn't.' One day school and
the
What's
Little
?'
little
'
boy
:
has ' :
girl
matter,
I'm
crying to just gone O but p'r'aps
filriniop.lf
—
ATi
»
that
to cross that
Did
think
do you
;
would hurt hear of
cow
ah Farmer
The
who
man
youth Cook
next
fight,
then
at
random,"
lent
his
rifle
her
after
:
I
needn't present,
not to the
I
:
fast. Rastus, you are failing You're and I guess this is the eighty, " last of your life." year Well, maybe it boss but 1 don't know dat I'm is, ;
I whar
than A
de fust
clock
was
A
the it
that
Irish
by saying kept Ireland
P"
"
Humph
in
counterfeit
we
Why
I read
!
don't
live
a
in
that
paper
for
selling
be
a
much
sort
of
a
Bentley : I see that the bread lighter making their used to. Old Mr. Bentley :
the
poor
Old Mrs. Bentley why they should. is
an
people
are
Why
I
:
lo
kicking. see don't heavy bread
me,
abomination.
A table
who ordered a lawyer by a cabinotmaker the latter much by not very for it as he had agreed to. be
annoyed calling
When order
<You customer
he was are
made
did
arrive,
giveD, the
the
I have
ever
a
year
after
cabinetmaker
most
uncom-foi
his said :
-table
had."
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"
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Mr. Oldboy
sure
of
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down
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from
me
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moment.
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lead
please
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general Cabiff
off."
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life
without
and
was
who
was
of its any ills, when a soft surprised greatly He corn showed' up between his toes. to live who expected without knew men paying their debts, and who expected the community to keep them in tobacco and drinks.
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wicked
meeting
know
others
who expected
to
stove
a
a
or
trust
skip the
point
on
the
were
evening
always at good times
teed
a
the
hit He
speaking when each sack
a
of
not
be
unreasonable he bought
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least
of
10,000 dark
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to
right he
night
in
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over
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a
Bebee
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unreasonable
man
he
left
a
in
hoe standing
expect
an
guaid without
it
to
gold Man
dozen
he got
he
thought
down
come
and
and he slept snored When he bought
care.
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thunder-showers. mind
at
a
tender
also
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lickings get about so many about so many as cuffs meet with about so many a man. He had therefore suprised
disappointed. seem to think
or
average, and earth,
staud against had made up he would that as a
a
youth, set-backs never
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child,
and
been the the
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cures
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Free Press.
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days demand
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has that
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small.
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employed. of medication provided only it
gredients No form pill,
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them,
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few
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for
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them mark.
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really
honestly
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and
make
more
back this
the his
sure
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state cathartic
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feels
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gish.
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or
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than
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can is
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right
it
as
takes mention
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infinitely
machines
in
liver
digestive ous matter. But the
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glandular
of itself.
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than
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nauseous
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drugs.
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about
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taking
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day.
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pain
miser the
on
time at the same the pill will be worse The caused griping
result of irritating is the most drugs pills are which Such pills harmful, they contain. and should be used. never They sometimes
by
hemorrhoids.
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even
any
mother,
we
one
know
we
upon
and
cause
ease
and
name
above Mother
of
desirable
every
having pill
wellmanufactured by the A. J. White, Limited 35, and now sold by Read, London, the and medicine as vendors,
chemists
only
one
to praise nevertheless,
may,
Pills, house
Earringdon all
Without
desire
particular
produce or stomach, or symptoms. or
of
that
regularity. the slightest other any
possesses the
actually
quality. the brain, the bowels
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remove
correct
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to
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liver
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ther
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to the palate pleasant disease. If in caring
as
they
as
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are
have
you with
a
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cold
severe as
"
discuskun."—
;
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
J.
at
useful,
pressure a
fresh
warrant
pure Bitters
to enable us to form disagreeable
but very mensions
Seigel's known
his expectations. If outdoor he couldn't
to
angel while
a
said
medi
put your Dr. remedy,
ROTHERHAM HUNTER
S;
pills
is object condensed
things
hit
right
when
dinner
;
but
and cost, yon trifling and have good health.
custom of
shoot
not go on the idea that he ran suited and could have what his things, best. If a man convenience walked out of his house in the morning withouthis wife any money he must not giving boiled
on
buy good,
humbug
harm,
Hop
years,
popular
must
a
The form
pills
amount. double that containing could properly three or four days expect of good weather in the but he week,
expect home.
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only
simple,
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million
going home bag of
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two
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it
in to
expect
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expect
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about ticket
a
a
/?
pared.
got
he had given much subject thought, but had not yet reached a definite con clusion. It was he believed, proper, for man to expect more or but he less, must
much
so
style, better
he
into a row. five and fined pulled apart and dollars then Prof. each, Parker took the floor. It was
in
and and
of the
you
American
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them ? that expect
been
not
Times.
spending
icle.
Shin and Elder
Samuel
does that
Soule's
escape
to right him and
any
much
so
that in
it.
and
pay,
to
expect
using
cine
con-
expect cleaned
or
his
Hard
stop rich food
paying or
a
his
up
Hall
sent query be debated
I would like by dis club. of opinyuu an' Kurnel 'spreshun
on
will
srood
who have
that ?"
years
cheaper clothing and substantial things of life the foolish, and way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors
every habit
weather,
without health,
years
More will
you
clothes, healthy food, real get more
hadn't should
good
expect
was
had
Asteroid
Isaacs, dot child
hundred
five
was
No If fine
to permitted think anybody
was
didn't
vill
sell
and
him,
'
nf language be a second Roths Moses: and no mistake." der bride uf mine dot boy vos He knows der brice uf eferytdis un' tries to store, already I me in matters. pusiness vot
Moses, has
a
goods, de next
:
Stienmeyer
socks,
shirts,
suspenters,
he
would
!
you
earth,
man
man
million
aindt
:
on
should
They
Then
so.
few
really and who
since the last election, the other home carrying
met flour
if
lie
good
who
he expected
this
terms
leave you home." be sent said the my card,"
shall
it your " I had best give eminent surgeon. his tone changed.
ginger
dollars.
At
class.
but
now,
a
good
anything, but it,
upom
critter,
that He
chills
five
is a learning but the little learnt you've thing, you've I can't give you put to good account.
your
had
around corner had ? family made it a rule never to expect anything and therefore when he found fifty cents on he was ten times as the sidewalk to find who expected happy as the man
the nearest hospital. received by a young " locum tenens. You've said the well," very
little
onery
What
bandaged in
still
gate
Man
got
he looked
as
Why
own
patient
front
be at would
that pay would buy a news expected and potatoes, but he paper, codfish, that. didn't soar beyond Something had been said about and corns. boils
to
ambulance
an
attending a say
The kurnel,
were
I look."
handkerchiefs put tbe
tightly,
man
his
never
only
chimney
was
used surgeon and with his
splint,
"
country to
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not
tentment. It If he blacked
and
aid,
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"
Mrs.
are bakers than they Yes, and
fracture,
as
or
to bis his leg. but the
went
broken
borrowed
days."
place.
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simple hurt.
limb
collar
Tommy ?'
so,
in
the
short.'
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of
very
were
pound.
stealing
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so
:
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is
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cold
a
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J.
HUNTER,
Guaranteed Albany.
Jewelled,
—
to
begged
hinge.
didn't
any be thankful
of his in front Steinmeyer (stopping " friend's second-hand : Moses, store)
explained
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pistol
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subject
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:
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surgeon
Paris
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on
explained
life."
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fired
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hourly. questioned
of the
view
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bit
good
a
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zone."
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you
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women's
women
you
if
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—
found
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"
"
said,
at
LEVER
and
expecting it didn't
good weather, expect of reasonable amount and lemonade, passably He had encountered
and
they
—
a
arrival
he
to
people
to the delegate of Women.
a
by
old his
door,
clothes.
of metaphy quantity law in yard of old civil
to
shed,
hanging
ale
:
dead against
his
expected
living,
eminent London very surgeon one of the lights of the profession the other a day observed gentleman fall in
immortality.
day
a
experi
last
back the be in the
right
shelves six feet of
library
Quackenbush
the
He
nf
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little
a
same
taalr
tliA
I want
place,
was
in her glare a bachelor."
hasty, madam, aad am but you apt to be saucy; mind— you can make me a little and I get pleasant again.
often
am
shot
has since who aimed at it,
master's
Council
and can't
the
hitting
with
talking
Why,"
vote,
? "
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architect," replied Is that so ?" replied the " I thought the under
In
"
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hurtin'
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of the street " Who come is along. ' measuring there V asked
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I
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line
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favourite
requisite
Best
—
present
The public
.
Privacy
GERALDTON
Bronchitis
the
meet
STREET,
Jeweller,
Consumption,
y
of,
Consisting
GREAT
bach Balcony Splendid Bath-rooms , Stables
front. every
Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. T. W. Stroud, Geraldton. „ F. Kelly, „ Dongarra. H. York. G. Lott, „
:
>frca-
of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the English and Con tinental Markets.
sold,
Y. E. NESBIT, Watchmaker and Perth.
THE
good value.
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
Practical
he
and opened the
Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Mens, Youths and Boys, all sizes and marked specially qualities low prices to
Hotel!
The Settlers
that
announce
received
4
—
v
lbs.)
quantities.
large
IN
First Class Travellers.
for
at least
save
maker
in
exchange Goods de'spatched Colony.
in
SliaiurocK
cent.,
—
English Grindery
in
Draper-
OF
pos
sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Gentlemen's, Ladies', BOOTS SHOES from and and Children's the best Leather
Flour.
Spectacles.
will
Success.'
SBtatzBSs
VARIETY.
select
teg-
&c.
DRAPERY
from V. E. by buying besides having a large stock to watch and a practical from
classet
shortest
Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
to
j ust
me
and (muzzle Sadd Ammunition
Gent's
customers
per Nesbit,
Snider
pieces,
Spirits and octaves.
Oilmen's
tines
City
UEGS has
Iron,
Corrugated
and
Tobacco
bales,
Revolvers,
Sugars,
Wines
The
—
—
Harness,
Teas,
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold PAYMENT with IMMED TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no low heavy prices. ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing 20
Britnall),
fcTREET,
Leon
like
HEARMAN,
tools,
Fencing
Netting,
loading)
asks
also
requirements, goods, Carpenters' Wool Portable Forges,
Pumps,
G.
.
Stocks
full
Station
Fowling
lery,
hand
on
always
W
Agents,
other
jreech
on
spurious,
BROWN&ALLEN, T.
repaired
1
Earrings Alberts
Ladies'
collecting,
(Late
I
every
Silver Bracelets sets B. & E. Brooches
Gent's
Cruets,
„
to the address
Rifles,
Necklets Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings „ Keepers Alberts „ Wedding Rings Plated Cups Clocks Electro „
;
„
Breast Pins Necklets Studs
„
Manufactured
are
do.
„
J
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
tines
Rings,
„
fail.
to
Vendors
all
Purchasers
WEST
Abscesses, of SKIN
kind
St.
(late London
Leon
of or
Douglas
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
Levers Gent's Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets sets B.& E. „ Brooches „ „ Earrings Alberts „ ,,
King's
Piles,
or
Nesbit's
rubbed
effectually into meat,
cleaned
two
a
j
Importers
Station
Wire Qornsacks, Galvanized Wires,.
J
Colony,
mndry Anvils,
j
Watch Walthams
with
Jewellery to order
made
Watches
of
cure
of
«
Best
Watches
guarantee.
description
BAD LEGS, Old Wounds, Breasts, Sores and Ulcers,
the
For
it
years'
other
and
HAVE
Nesbit's
Nesbit's in the
CHEAPEST and
These
The
years.
exception.
the
are
Healing Properties the World. throughout
jewelled) guaran-
in Levers
teed
and
(capped and and rough work,
description
Merchants,
Stock
first-class
EYERY
and
stand
th
of Jewellery the colony.
Watches English
and
best selected stock of
Season.
Succeeds
"Nothing
the
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
STREET,
of
Summer
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
Commencement
O.MARII0N&OO,
HowifJk Bryant,
CO., N.S. W.
Right Rev. of the" W. A. Mat, Perth , by the
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