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relieve
so
pievalenl
with Chemists.
2s. 9d., of ljd. E. T. Towle,
land. Houses.
Wholesale Bew-e
all
Chemist, of of
diseases
all
organs
urinary
tell
that
of such
;
the as
ina diseases or
you
—
and
explicitly
physicians
same is
all
the liver
most diseases
varied
reliable
and
it
Soule's
Ameri and
mys which disease
exist
its
resist
or
is
for the most smallest child
Harmless invalid or
combined
is
possibly
yet
:
developed, that no operations
its
can
con
malaria, you
wonderful
a
surest
dyspepsia;
or
power
in
ill-health and power, or
Builder,
such
Bitters, curative
so
em
Buchu."
Hop
can
hopes,
Hansoms, Waggons, ware,
Spring
"
Patronage.)
Dog
Pony
Gigs,
PERTH,
Phaetons,
BUGGIES, Cabriolets,
STEEL
all
the the
correct
distressing Boxes sex.
Prepared only Nottingham, Eng the Wholesale
Imitations.
Eor
frail to
weak-
woman,
use. ii.
Patients
CurricleB,
Phaetons, Tilbury s, Traps, Carts, Drays,
business. First
to
materials Photos
or
and
purchasers, to
employed
are
is
workmanship
Drawings
J
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1
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nervousness, diseases peculiar
various
drawn
out
or shape rheumatism,
of
pangs ating and chronic,
or
rom
from
suffering
excruci
inflammatory scrofula.
Erysipelas blood Saltrheum, poisoning, indigestion, and, in fact, almost !
used,
only sent
every
and
employed.
is heir Nature to Have been cured by of which ters,
intend
to
proof neighborhood
supervision the strict
guarantee
dyspepsia, diseases
all
"
frail
in
the
Dr.
Soule's
can
be found world.
known
Bit-
Hop in
every
of orders. Double
and
Carriage
in
every
variety
completion will Omnibus
of the
Railway
Cart Harness
ggpNone genuine without white hops on -the label,
and
On
in
City
connection
always
the vile above.
with
all
word
"Best"
is
used
reckless indifference by manufac turers in the merit of proclaiming their work. Talk does not establish and there can as be but supremacy, customers one "Best" let echo my their of my work on its experience merits. W.
T.
WIMBRIDGE.
the
poisonous
No '
The
in
a
bunch
and
bottle. stuff made
of
Dr.'
Beware' to imitate
green Soule's of all 'the
Works,
of parts the arrival
of trains.
departure —
to
run
blown
name
stock.
the and
and
women.
People
ALSO,—
in
dying"
of phsicians, liver diseases, called consump
by
up
"
class
execution
severe
wakefulness,
of Carriage Hard the most im recent branch of the every
in
nearly
kidney coughs,
have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia,
description
including
other
tion,
Stan
Carts,
Almost dead or and given
years,
and Bright's complaints,
&c.
provements
Note.
quickly
and
irregularities,
phys
remedy
only
MACHINIST
(Under
an
Manufac
PENNYROYALAND EOR
eminent
witb others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr.
wimbridge, and
most
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, and they will tell fever, ague, &c.," Dandelion Mandrake ! or 111! Hence when these remedies are
Proprietor and Hardinge
1886.
28,
i.
the
best, and to cure
they " will
phatically Ask the
HOTEL, walk
of
"
And
STABLING
minute's Station.
forms childlike
all
disease, diabetes, retention, to retain and all the bility urine, and ailments Women to peculiar
private
a
irri
unhesitatingly
you
of
the
and
kidneys
of
every fami
and of
privacy
GUILPOYLE, Melbourne Road
one
curing
in
thing all
Briglit's
with
by Town
from
turers
Is.
BOWRA,
opposite
offers and
VICTORIA
week.
Draper,
Importer
symptoms
order
the
next
of and
taken.
JOHN Howick
to
the
the
hand.
Wedding Rings Time payments
view
can
best
of Hops JIT'
all
"What is be relied
"
ing
mmmmmwB
City
Mr.
share
description
Direct
more
WATCHES
SILVER of every
and healthy of balcony
the
unsurpassed
GOOD
he
will
hearman,
g. The
&c.,
a
from
or
any
!
natural,
chapter
6d.
Is.
.
patronage. and GOLD JEWELLERY
w.
WATCH
premises nearly adjoining Chemist Shop, Opposite he solicits
nerves,
ten
I
allaying
chapter
Ask icians
residence.
Single
BOWRA,
where
;
GENERAL
iir>wards.
mmb for
BEGS
brands. in a
to be obtained. Hotel will be found
The
leased
which he Hotel, with Wines, Beers
the chocest is situated
convenience,
2s.
upwards.
and
fid.
hays
his numerous to inform that he has Removed
has
is
City
lies
he
position, extended
an
begs
favourite re-stocked
and and
quieting
win tney Some form
intimate the above
!
Physician Is the
AND
and
All the windows dressed with
JEWELLER,
Questions
eminent what school,
complaints, giving refreshing sleep always ?
is
and Girls' Ladies' Hats and Bonnets,—
Printing.
Kali,
CHEMISTS,
nervous
to
that
and Spirits of The -'Hotel
skilled
Town
thus:—
GO..
ENGLAND.
most
Ask any the world for tation of the
UILFOYLE
completely
w.
—
6d.
Is.
the
terious
Boys' Straw Hats,
These qualitiesabout double the Season.
and
Ask,
Etc.
HAY
COMMERCIAL
Hymus's
labelled
&
"
of
CLOCK,
Vital
!
Ostler.
and
2s.
EXECUTE
kinds
Yard
Spacious
!
HOTEL.
and
Every
extensive
milk.
or
Grocers,
EPFS
hour.
VICTORIA-
\J"
Perth,'
Is.
2s.
MAKER,
water
by
LONDON,
"
opened, being Manufactur
from-the
our
Is.
ORDERS
CHRONOMETER,
boiling
packets
%-lb.
Ana
real
6d.
JOHN
on
Charges— Moderate.
OP THE
AND
and
any
attentive
an
of,
Terrace,
prepared
RECEIVE
for
at
Baths,
good value.
record;
a.
in
JAMES
Con
well-known
Men's MANAGER
and
JOHN
curing
may
McHenry,
J.
during
English
value. for and Novelties Early Spring selected Summer personally by Mrs. Hearman in Paris, London, Luton,
Perth..
w.
with
simply
Sold
of
kept
are
Spirits
provided
And
25
their
RECORD.
be obtained from News St. Agent,
THE
Comfort. qualities
Good Stabling
Straw
and A.
by her
'Straw Hats and Bonnets. Hats, Cases Ladies, Girls, Young Ladies, and Bqys, all sizes and Mens, Youths marked low prices to qualities specially meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices
Long.
H.Brady.
„
W.
and
HOMOEOPATHIC
THE
&
THE
find
and
Wines,
Markets.
Brereton.
P.
made
Consisting'
&
Augusta.
TO
Goods
Hearman
visit
Tracey.
E.
„
Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Dardanup, Bunbury, & Bridgetown, „
Plains,
and
position,
VISITORS
and
the
but
Luncheon
Delaney. Gibney.
W.
„
Northampton
Victoria
central
a
Made
Beers, hand.
8>w»-
a of the natural lawB "By thorough knowledge the which govern oDerations of digestion and nutri and by a careful tion, of the fine application proper ties of well-selected Mr. cocoa, for Epps has provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us bills. is may many heavy doctor's ;Tt by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution be gradually built until may up strong to disease. HundredB enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. esoape many a fatal shaft well fortified by keeping ourselves with blood and a properly nourished frame;"— pure See article in the Civil Service Gazette.
Accommodation,
None
THE
sacacsRsa
anu
Kojonup
in
is
will
and opened the
OE
'
Ludow
Hotel
TRAVELLERS
Convenience
and
Northam
Yasse,
he
Every
Duff. M. Martelli.
B. P.
„
Beverley
vjrciaj.u.uuii.
District and the that he has taken general over from Mr. William Trigg the wellknown Hotel. in
This
that
announce
out
Agents for
local
Rev.
Perth,
-
TSEGS
—
BEGS
public
—
Premantle, Guildford, York & Newcastle
Draper
City
accordance
Aot.
Stamp
The
—
stamped
,
HEARMAN,
(.
BREAKFAST.
through
.
Orders
upwards
or
friends
If fine
stop rich
healthy food, real get more every habit or
Hard
More
you will clothes,
stop food
cheaper and
Times.
sending and and
substantial
and
way, especially of employing expensive of the vile so much
trust Soule's
that in
does
you
that American
always at good times
a
only
simple,
Hop
trifling cost, and have good
;
of life foolish
quack doctors
humbug
harm, pure Bitters; and
on
buy good, glothing
things the stop
using
cine
much
so
style,
better
.
W.
the
the
forwarded
are
receipts
with
of £2
to
amounting
REILLY,
inform his the Victoria
cocoa.
epps's
'
number
quent
P. to
acknowledgment
an
Geraldton.
Terrace,
.
receive
Marine
Success-'
,
-
All
annum.
like
Succeeds
C
per £2
shillings
fifteen payments not
"Nothing
Season.
.
Thursday
publication the press every time the in for and other mails.
COMFORTING,:
.
is
weekly
a
TEPUL—
-
and
RECORD
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Press.
was arrested in who Raleigh Scott time beiog Partu, ago as murdered bis wife and two children. 14tb reached papers August that beyoud question proving
Cork, some
who
On the
The The'
ed
school and an
primary
Catholic
societies,
those
The
great world
in
Pontiff,
This
its on an organise stress on the special of wealthy Catholics duty employing their in its He knew service. capital that without of the the struggle capital
Catholic
efficient
Catholic
Press
capital brains, Catholic the use Let
is
it
clothe?.
laid
basis,
is
one
fruitless
a
different.
Erin, medal
bronze
by
Supplemented
service.
tinguished medals on all of real service
his income, and influence, money devote themselves to
Press
Catholic bring their
to
the to
will either have industry uncertain and miserable ones. the advice of Leo XIII., who " that a in Catholic newspaper
of auspices and military, to the lent
results
no
This
is
declared a
parish
mission ." perpetual is an advice that has been solemnly of the United adopted by the hierarchy States. and indi "Upon you singly Fathers of the Third vidually," say. the " must Council of Baltimore, practically
marched an
whether
or
accomplish dence and this time."
We
rise
say that duties of means Catholics can to adopt the suggestion nay, rather call the command it, to
plain,
wo
who
Leo
proper
to and sustain the organise Catholic Press. Those who comply with that suggestion receive from him his warmest and heartiest blessing.It is a duty, which moreover, can be
well
as
profit
and
loss as
to
of
blowing
horns.
immediately
were
that for
object
urouse
she
such
scene
in
fit
and
Cruel
and
was
eviction."
the entire of the odious
Government
"
this
ought
people of the
to
as
British
tyranny
a
Tory
Ireland.
The
spiritual
Jesuits.
perpetual confidence declaration
mission.
Northern
Africa,
Catholic
a
We
we.
of the Press.' XIII. meant is
paper with
can
a
more
the extraordinary modern of Apostle his Eminence Cardinal
million
of Tunis, Lavigerie Archbishop' who, three years II nt to ago, wrote found or sustain a to Catholic planned journal, and strengthen illuminate is as souls,
stand
have
.
repeatof the
ality
"
necessary
as
Let
sum
us
truths
some
build
to
Catholics
by
few
a
wo
of.
is
ducted, service
words, to be and
ought wealth
useful the
a
to
Press,
men
work, of acknowledged and one that Church,
and the American XIII. hierarchy have commended to the support of all but of Catholics, the particularly prosperous. II. The .
real
Catholic
usefulness
is
All
capital.
indifferent Press, numbers paper III.
in as
is
so
will
that
is
Talent
iu
difficulty
the
Press attaining lack of sufficient the people are
of
way its
full
working not
so
and rewarding our leading often charged. Sufficient
always brought to
support to
mnke
a
their
good
are
would
speedily
rise
or
publications
but there that
prosperity
aud
eudowment, at.
lo
.
for
subsidy, reasonable times several meritorious
interest,
National Library of Australia
their
instrument
gives
us
still
solely
it
bad
as
as
ever
despicable we are to glad had ac Britton rather opinions, of Loyola were a
set
of scound
ever
be numbering 22,000 could creat composed of such worthless
once
he presents us with Accordingly, other side of the shield, and quotes from Duller a long paragraph eulogis the work of the Society in ing great South America, where, "by the sublime iufiueuce of made Christianity, they aud temperance chastity, the concord, of these virtues uling people," adding on his own account that the Jesuits " cuunot be named without of. ures.
the
piety, —
learniug."-
morals, politeness, Catholic Times.
and
The
Valuable with charged
Heir
to
wrongfully
Lands Three
The brings Robert
New
.
York
further Leeson
World particulars Porter,
just
to
—
know the inventor's
bumanitmian and
I
on
I
of Mr.
Dillon's
London, nellites
hand
sure
Cham
is
these rid of
undergoing
a
sentence
in Dundalk Goal, Act. An application crimes before the yesterday
Commission
Parnell leased
to
to
of
death
Dillon
on
taking
the thut
part
iu
of in to
doctor's he would public
the same
If
Mr.
find
86,239
water
acres
Ireland
in
months. a
by that
Durine fact
significant
the and ruin
maintain
cannot
her
by
the
late
John
needed lo add to witness who gave John the inquest on Man deville as to the manner in Which he was the letters of the late Mr. doue to death, would furnish Mandeville to Mr. Hallifax were
of
the
These letters character of the it.
Self-
sacrificing,
the
kept
deeds
from
issued
have left people these 86,000 prevent
confirmation
the
abstain
of
past twelve time it is
letters
testimony evidence at
killed
agitations.
iucrease and
Ireland
tlio
who
on
Statistics.
Mandeville.
left
certificate
'
in like peasant population anything comfort. the With the reclamation of. hundreds of thousands of acres of waste lands Ireland could furnish means of exto more than double the istence present of her inhabitants. number
aud
Mr.
his have from
pecu combined of intel-
measure
waste
To
that
effect
Home the
acquainted
80,000
over
another was
must with His
report recently General we
an
bog
Important
of iuiprhuuunder the was made " Times" v. have him re
prison, release
Befoie
Mezzofanti
!
give
the
is
Englishman
of landfrom going to to the support of equivalent almost all these "emigrants Aud yet the old heresy in certain is, quarters, dinned to into our ears the being still
Par-
but it was evidence, to be The pronounced premature. doctor of Dundalk has certified prison that Mr. Dillon's state of health is very and that he serious, may possibly in a few weeks time. collapse Owing to the scandal most probably arising
the
partic
English acquainted
he was of dialect, and patois, Cardinal Wiseman, as his certain knowledge once taken by a Por and fellow-countrymau,
Agricultural
country. odd acres would be
another
ment
the an
eighty languages. was not however,
Registrar-
the that
victory over the Mr. Goverment. Salisbury Irish John the Home Rule Dillon, member of Parliament East for Mayo,
condition to
The
detect which
any exceptional power.
there under within
Health.
18.—
September have scored
thoroughly
From
were
Breakdown
to
been
Irish
could
in
that
Persian,
fact,
was
Cardinal
lectual
or
am "
in
varieties
death
the
iny in jail, I should infinitely an occasional rack or thumbscrew prefer (sas once a week or three times a moni h) aiiil to the present of nights, 'quiet plan " no torture" and no sleep. if
part,
all
with
sur
having got thumbscrews. But for, days,
came
with
name
be in the least turned out to be "Ban" I do not think it not
if it prised " Balfour." " for have been Chamberlain" 1 never could have forgotten berlain." W e pride ourselves,
man
to seventy talent liar
about 8in. on the highest plane about on the lowest." 4in. The effect of the plank bed is to deprive the of sleep. It is the most victim monstrous of torture instrument ever devised of by the perverted ingenuity I don't should
asserted
for a tuguese was again supposed by an be a native of Englaud. 'to
and
I
would
Mezzofanti
prison system. Here instance. is Dr. Moorhead's definition of the " An instrumeut of torture plank bed: about with 6ft. 2ft. an long, wide, point,
also
Sanscrit,
from
county
provincialisms. serted that
of our bed for
Mr. Mandeville, Ruler, his treatment by Government offered
regarding belonging
the
—
out
Murders.
ular
who have done and really wrong deserve should have their punishment lives taken or their constitutions wrecked at the whim and pleasure of jail govern ors or Prison or under the mere Boards,
body of
a
languages. Mezzofanti
men
routine tortures 'Pake the plank
of
Irish,
Bulgar
Georgian, Armenian, Hebrew, the Chaldee, Arabic, Syriac, Samaritan, the Sabaic, Chinese, Coptic, Ethiopic, and Abyssinian, Ambaric, Angolese
put the de may that I at
He
Illyrian. master
he was Koordish,
and aud
criminals
Polish,
Hungarian, Turkish, Wallachiau, Albanian,
and
ian,
Por Spanish Swe Danish, Bohemian,
German, Dutch,
English, Russian,
Servian,
comfortable
genuine
Hebrew,
French,
dish,
:
altogether that even
the the
German,
tuguese,
he
seen,
that
Greek,
before career,
In 1841, Gnido the Gorres, great German of wrote Mezzofanti scholar, that he was fimiliar with Greek, Latin,
and
the
on
He acquired, university
sity.
heir
—
thought
racks
under
moie
worse, Yet
the has world hard to believe
as
to
notice.
to
gift,
are
to
said
speaking
abundant. or it Money to make make it known is not so plentiful. Were IV. this money forthcoming, as
that they were, if not detestable."
their
is
good
a
"
are
i
paper
not
rels
con
properly
Leo."
the
perished through And the writer
!"
found
The Catholic
thousand
observe that after Mr. cumulated or evidence, to show that the sous about as unprincipled
."
win.
gooa I.
church
in now, believe
up that
considered
a
they and
hundred
one
-
that
declaring
ins
recover
He is the Westmeath
Political Prisoners Plank Bed.
not
am
man.
Mr. William Britton has written a most in Rock article amusing bearing " the Facts about the Jesuits." title, " fact" seems to be The most prominent that "before the end of fifty years one
Memory
Arabic, Spanish, and Swedish lan At the age of 22 be was made guages. of Arabic, and afterwards of professor in the Oriental bis univerlanguages,
inclined
a
with
testimony
will
a
should be tortured Mandeville, to death (as the case may be, of their constitutions, strength in prison. .But I own termine)
—
pronounced
sense
I
in
ne tew days state of mind. lauds in valuable in
but
of this light " The Apostolate what Leo appreciate
We
French,
—
men, while from the the morning from far and
in
a ov-
;
priesthood. of his completion
says that It is shocking honest perfectly and iunocent most and nay, worthy estimable— Mr. Mr. men, like O'Brien, Mr. Dillon, Hooper, Mr. Lane, and Mr.
Castle.
benefit.
In the understand
lynch with
days
Latin,
Truth
Emergency
the evictions
heartrending
.
without
few
a
Welsh,
Scotch Fusiliers
with stout resis proceeded being made, however, by the tenants and their families in almost In one of the houses case. lay every woman of more an old than eighty who has been bedridden years of age, for considerable This a period. aged dame was taken from her bed pitilessly and fliiDg on ou out the roadside the of an dixit medical officer ipse army
XIII.
performed pecuniary
Dublin
assembled to
may
of
—
of of the
ft
most mem extraordinary beard of was. that of Cardinal who died on March Mezzofanti, 15, 1849, iV'ezzofauli was the son of a and was intended to be carpenter,
After
Irish
the
as
the
ever
Lee
campaign
by
of
Nation.
-Sydney
Italian,
tance
is
perform
—
large the
hour
Several afterwards
the impulse of an shall ex presently one of the highest
we
in
rational
estate under the number of policemen latter been having
Home
this
One of the
ories
and suffering terribly Meanwhile a cablegtam received from Dublin stating heir. was an wanted, as he was
his
on
releaee
to
The
the
to
arch-exterminator
the
near
under
which
experience
a
early
people
solution of the question not the Catholic Press is to the great work which Provi the Church of it at expect now,
eviction
of the Parnell
v.
was
exterminator, on the war
inore
the
Council Privy Between the lines
It
the
once
resumed
was
a
depend
is
result
Dart
.
A Wonderful
a few of days' stay at the house he again run and his life was off, iu the threatened some districts under he was belief that Partu. He was soon believed It .ia again captured.
are
umeufc.—
case
I
.
is
ill-omened
grim,
Clanricarde, path. Lately
which
or
er
Cork.
to
means
by without kind,
of this
helps
all
ought
we
Campaign opened-
convinced of been estab
to
exulting the ou
Capitulation
I.
of mistaken released. After
a was
returned in rags
clothes
Porter
Re-
Clanricarde
That
support for
what maimer and children hey makes into criminah-.
has
of the
from hunger.
his
showing
j
proportion them by his who those
as
were
and
affairs,
A priest, brought up to the same trade. out however, saved him from a position of which he would inevitably bave raised himself and he had him educated for
tnat
The
I
in
public
of men, women, whom Coercion
J
and energy, even the experience, Press offers ample reward for of capital. all who truly and from their soul desire and society, defended that religion intellect and literature, should by human let them study by their liberality flourish, to these productions guard and protect of the Catholic and let everyone, Press,
in
5000 by about knew Partu asserted Men who worked it
was
be
While
two.
absolutely to observe
of the opening Times" it was decided Commission, Mr. Dillon unconditionally. Rulers are over
seen
mobs, who wanted
by howling him. He
the of dis length The wearing of such occasions would be
to
according
"
the
ville
for Porter weut to live a being liberated few days at the house of an Irishman of his, but owing named Lee, » friend to the mental strain of bis imprisonment be became partly insane, and rushed into the woods, sayiDg he was being followed
of the side the highest bed. They and silver,
one
other, of honour," the plank point of course, be of gold, will,
with
;
on
-and
;
it
and
al
murderer, resemamazing
an
however,
that
identity,
than better the suggestion made that the Irish political to their should stick prison will be the of There figure suppose, the on
we
lished
worn
by who had been Crimes Act."
the
Now,
it.
he
medal," be
to
countrymen under
far
is
formerly " criminals"
the
bidding Press
of their
imprisoned
organised
Balfour
be struck,
the
not
'
and all who people, he was the same. with Partu said they
—
A
"
once.
said,
Press.
Cath'olic
Medal
Mall
should
"
organis
—
Pall
at
out
—
tothe
Balfour
A Gazette says: made by Mr. T. D. Sullivan suggestion at the recent of the National meeting League in Dublin ought to be carried
Catholic contest should be waged, pro scribed as the weapons, Catho organised lic education from the university and
seminary
was prisoner was there between blauce Porter was prison
though
Review.) have not awak Catholics Prosperous of ened to the need and to their duty aud meritorious the efficiently aiding successful Press. Catholic No less an authority than Leo XIII., in laying down the lines on which the
refused to a give any such condition. The for Mr. Chief-Secretary Ireland, then cousulted the Marquis Balfour, of Salisbury, of the Mande and, in view
Raleigh
Catholic
(
Dillon
promise
—
and
Catholics
at the same enlarged usefulness, while, time, Catholic necessarily creating Catholic and opinion, diffusing principles, " in countless exercising ways the Ap ostolate of the Press."
leanings
.<£
I
al
er
i
<& en
Tullamore
bis
he promised
Hallifax
that To to
were
the
them. he modest,
wrote
and woes
the task
shame Prison.
of
proof
who
brave,
of story to others of
a
are man
to himself, of telling of enacted iu
Mr. write
Syduey a
letter
of his in the history sojourn has become a which jail by word to John Mandeville wrote the humanity. giving
a
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these turbed." The Figaro in narrating isunderstood that facts, that it says foot for delicate are now ou negotiations beard " of the purchase of " the fine fair
reason are
Mr.
General
Kingston
Mandeville
Gladstone.
the
Liberal
gave the letters showed theiu to Leader, ofgreat
who
Hallifax,
Mr.
The
of Among the young and rising men career has Australia whose promising note few more been cut were short, Daniel in their than Henry worthy days and prospects Had his life Deniehy. circum not beenblighted by unnappy have taken he would stances, probably
Party
glad, made
by the
who
men
assisted
in
of Mr. Mandeville to defame killing when their work had been his character, The letters serve not will completed. O'Brien said, merely to make, as Mr. the with ".shameful ring "England but will story," help to enable English the character men to estimate of John the
a
they
Balfour's
by Mr. of facts
tell
and the
result
to-day,
the
acts
lies
writer
Kilbeheny
cannot
that of these
his
in
church-yard.
man.
and, agents, be denied has been that in
grave
As the
it
>
Man.
Business
high esteem. Daniel Henry
tion,.
and
a
who
from
of
San
Domingo loan
in
Phineas the Government
as
at
are
present
nego might be
London,
they If to a little transaction. the' open wanted mouey why should they not turn that account hitherto to: unsuspected a
tiating
of
source
the
—
revenue
bones
of
Columbus. Accordingly Christopher them Mr. Barnum cautiously approached of the the United through friendly agency The
Consul.
States
was proposal In return
for a and, straightfoiward. for four Mr. loan of the bones years all Barnum to bear the expenseoffered of the remains, and to of the removal take his service a into guard of 12 soldiers and four religious to be supplied He the Republic of San Domingo.
by
selected also that the religious should show be as black as ebony, the better to show off the white for In habits he had them. designed Mr. Barnum promised' to pay into return 50 percent the treasury of the Republic stipulated for the
of the proceeds sum of guarantee the minimum share of profits
of the gross
and
to
the
Then
over.
followed
and
soldiers coffin
religious, always to
waR
as
to be paid
the displayed which best'education
by
be
the negro
Excellency,
in
General by the
Chief, missioned
Figuero, indignant
Commander was
com
Ministers
His briefly reply. Excellency that " though nature had made observed him black, to think that any he blushed to such one should Lave dared present member of the a proposition through a " There are things," diplomatic body." " which are above and he adds proudly, to
the reach of these viletraffickings will the people of San Domingo and never to such a basa profaua lend themselves Mr. Barnum then becomes tion.! and writes in scornful effect distinctly
beyond
-
"I
don't
believe
you
have got the corpse W ith magnificent
of Columbus to General. calmness he explains Figeuro must know that his Government at all."
well that the tomb of Christop perfectly her Columbus has been empty for gen For though the mortal remains erations. and his son Diego of the great navigatoi Were dug up at Seville in undoubtedly 1536 and taken San Domingo, that when in at least certain equally the hands of fell into 1795 the island disturb the French the body was agaiu where it still ed and taken to Havanna " Phincas T. remains. So" says Mr. " the a fine air of triumph, Barnum with to
Government to
afford
for
fiction
bus
—
it
is
of San Domingo could well let me exhibit a Columban the 6acred remains of Colum
especially it with
when
I.
was
ready
to
real guard seeing bones of the illustrious that the genuine has for whom no American discoverer, the than a truerwould all I, respect undishave while remained, perfectly
surround
a
Deniehy
—
National Library of Australia
in
;
from
much
. profited took him
higher dayB and
these
this.
to England father to enter for but, Cambridge; though fully to passing the easy matricula equal tion he was thought too examination, and had to young by the authorities, wait in the meantime a while, going
His him
under
of
a tutor, professional in to be got man, order Cambridge His re ready for entrance. parents and turned to New South Wales; of droning away Deniehy, tired
the
care
a
threw
up
and,
her
a
language
and
to
his
visited
her
could
art
teach
him. Returning was
a
With
man,
stored
full
not
he native country, the of a appearance ouly of the language
boy, and literature of Greece and Rome, but and Italy, of Germany those of France His had no and of Spain. smattering He in directions. these knowledge ho with the spirit of what .was imbued learned,
or
who in
joined
Yet
Sydney;
the legal pro when he was
of solicitors it was upon the roll placed hitherto admitted that the equal of th.e he spoke for best was there. In 1854 the first time in in the Victoria public Sydney, at the great historical Theatre, the which meeting against protested of William Charles Wentworth proposal a colonial to introduce House of Lords as the new Constitution of New of part From that time forth South Wales. fatal his clouded until history by tbe
which
misfortune
was
man, young whether on
has
ruined
of
the.colony
that
a
many
and
;
in the platform, -he was or in to which press, parliament, and he the best speaker was elected, his writer of his time. Unfortunately, did not matters upon impress public due record .receive contemporaneous in the from the press. Yet, great
the
public
movement
a
House
colonial
of
against of in that Lords, already mentioned, reform manhood electoral favoring the and at the and ballot, sufferage liberal laud which came legislation from down to us 1861, Deniehy was the battle. over in the of foreground be not only grand As a writer he could His and forcible, but gay aud satirical. " of How I became Attorney-General -
Barataria" and some found in
is
simply his be&t
exquisite.
This-,
be will speeches, " The Lifo and Speeches of ' Daniel Henry Deniehy, by Miss E. A'. where the. story of his sorrowful Martin, iris but brilliant romantic marriage, life, death in 'the and his eurly and miserable Bathurst 1865,
and
release
uncared
was
by the
granted and
the
of the
trustees
ground
from
was,
were
and P.
brought Bourke,
arrived
on
the
Waverley
the
new
There A
conducted
was
Father of the
by
in
address
It
bystanders. monument distant day.
100
intended
is
the
on
at
spot and
''Town
—
to
erect
Parnell
a
Jour
"Times."
the
and
is
of
Hospital well told.
Deniehy
was
on
buried
September in
the
The
22nd, Roman
following
have. appeared Town ancl Country
London,
the
Journal
:
The
entered action brought that journal.
Times
the
in
appearance Parnell by Mr.
an
Sydney
—
16.—
September
has
telegrams
interesting in recently
libel
against
M.P. for Mr. T. Russell, of his South Tyrone, has given notice to the Judicial to apply Com intention with the Parnellite connection the dispatch of a sub-com to examine witnesses. to America also apply for authority to in in
mission
for
inquiry mission He will
letters produced by the spect the forged The the late Times Times in trial. the books for leave to examine applies and papers of the Irish Land League and
the
League. September by appointed
mission ment last
session
to
The
17.— Act
an
of
into inquire Times against
the Mr.
Smith. -Day, and Mr. Justice who in Justice Hannen, presided, said that the opening the commission, should and restricted be limited inquiry in involved to the persons and charges for the recent action libel brought by the Times. At Mr. O'Donnell against time should the same the commission Justice
Mr.
reserve
to
his issues before of ceedings
by
able,
conducted ordinary Russell, Mr. and
the
itself
to
right to evidence, the commission. the commission to
according
call
anyone elucidate the
The pro should be rules
the
Sir court of justice. the eminent Liberal
Asquith
appeared
of
an
Charles counsel, for Mr. members
and eighty-four Irish Home Rule Sir Richard party; Edward Webster, the Attoney-General, the for and Mr. Grahame, appeared said he Mr. Justice Times. Hannen, Parnell of the
the
considered that the proceedings
Grahame, then agreed to
on
the
letters
should
opening
behalf
Mr.
produce
its
of the Times, fac similes of Mr. 'Par Hannen
the
Fenian
agitator,
to
whom Mr.
Times
of discovery and their before production The Commission ruled to
for
life
Park
the
-
connection with the in order to give the Land League League with those
in
murders,
evidence to connect and the National murders.
18. The September have scored another victory Mr. Government. Salisbury John the Irish Home Rule mem Dillon, of Parliament for East ber Mayo, is of imprisonment a sentence undergoing in Dundalk Gaol, under the Grimes Act. was An made yesterday application before the Times v. Parnell Commission
London,
—
Parnellites the over
to have but it
him
released
to
evidence
give
to be premature. pronounced Prison doctor of Dundalk has was
that serious,
very
in
collapse most
Mr. Dillou's and that
few
a
to
probably
of health
state
he may
possibly time. Owing the scandal out arising weeks
of
another Home Ruler, who was to asserted Mandeville, been in have killed by his treatment the Government offered to release prison, on the doctor's on My. Dillon certificate he would from that abstain condition of the
death
,
Mr.
in Mr. agitations. part public refused to a absolutely give to observe condition. promise, any such for Mr. Ireland The Chief Secretary
taking Dillon
then consulted the Marquis of and, in view of the Mandeville Salisbury, and of the result of the opening of affair, was the Times v. Parnell it Commission, decided to release uncon Mr Dillon The Home are Rulers ditionally. Balfour,
over
exulting
A.
Just
as
this
the
on
lation
Protest
of
kind
a
of
part
capitu
Government.
the
Prom
.
Anglican
an
Clergyman. We hear Exhibition street) so
that
there
boycott since
the the
to
attempt
was
Egan,
The
are
prisoners Phoenix
before the commission. their originals If neither to the inquiry appeared party com in such a case, it would be for the to mission itself thoroughly probe the to the to be inquired into bottom. case of the examination made for Motions in
with charges counsel
specific
and suborned witnesses to get up. ments, and the their leader charges against hand the themselves. On the other Times will try to obtain the attendance, on writs of habeas corpus, before the who are of the Invincibles Commission,
goes
Mr.
into
the Times, however, on all points. will signs that the Parnellites endeavor to prove that the Times made of private docu use detectives, forged
begin case.
first
Parnellism
making
opposed
court.
affecting Justice to the ruled that the inquiry parties documents were all bound to discover were which connected with the inquiry and to produce them in their possession, nell
notorious and others.
Times
by
one
Times
connect
persons. also
against There
is
Parlia
made by .the charges Irish members of the Parnell and the to Home Rule party began its sittings It consists of Mr. J nstice Hannen, day. Mr
against
certified
com
the
of
endeavor to crime without
The
National
London,
com
Mr. against has resulted in his followers an for the Parnellunexpected triumph ites. The counsel for the Times simply wished to produce evidence to general
the
nal.
Mr-
public
—
documents,
not
some
Country
in the
part of
sitting then
17. The September Commission of Inquiry
of the
were
priests at its
;
'
implicated of the that intimated
the charges Parnell and
and Order O'Connor delivered to the of Deniehy praise
Franciscan Mr. D. conclusion an
two
by
taking
the several parties Mr. Grahame,
London,
service religious the Very Rev.
assisted
Kennedy,
about
were,
under
he
that
might the commissioB, It is premature.
before be
was
sitting
On tbe Saturday. removed to they were and placed in Cemetery,
grave. present.
under
counsel for the Times, this would be almost impossible.
late
a
order
to
from The
it.
by
examined
quantity believed
declared
against
to belonged the with These, in an oaken casket placed of Mr. down under tbe care where to they Sydney,
afternoon
person's
were
evidence
were
Dillon,
until adjourned 22 next. The October Commission, before adjournment,' also decided what discovered documents either party to the would be permitted to inspect. inquiry also resolved that the The Commission, Times to define its ought charges
for peculiar Mr. Deniehy. also selected
late
bones from tbe among also which it was individual. the same slcnll
its
of the
give
matters. mission
was culty the relics but those who were ; present con was made felt when the search that a skull found the vinced among skeletons various of different portions
that other
in
Act,
refrains
;
were preparations diffi Considerable lately. in identifying experienced
unearthed
Crimes
the incri
and for the the Hotne
Mayo, now of imprisonment
sentence
a
going
written
America,
Mr. however, that Dillon understood, will be allowed out of prison on bail to of the give evidence daring the sitting commission on condition that he
necessary
completed
in
of Mr. John M. P. for East
Rule the
have
to
letter
minating
his burial, the spot where it was believed be was a movement was interred Recently foot set on by Mr. D. O'Connor and Mr. Sydney Burdekiu the removal for, of the remains to the Waverley Cemetery. A site for the was suitable purpose
him,
to
University Ireland, his heart her sad of the he made a past, absorbing deep ideas of
having deep into
career; and let sink, and poetie story tour of Europe, all
who
desolate
said
is
Parnell
the
years
Mr. Patrick eventually Cutler, one of the few of spectators a to mark gravestone placed
bnfc
for;
Bathurst
the
seventeen
,
familiar already of the notion
studies
at
grave
same
was
the
conducting
Sydney
Syduey this
to be despised. attainment and
means
of ripe
minds
fession
minded. His
no
men
in
And
offer.
could
Australian
land
should
his son, marks of
so
thoughtful the guard of with which the the be surrounded, own
who had of educa
at
some
of returning to their option the end of one year if they
Kent-
in
and, in ad taught himself; and writings subse his dition, speeches he had drunk showed that quently unof the great well of English deeply native born He was the first defiled.
to
securing
provisions
exhibition
£25,000
native
a
great and gave
young
simple
was
of
portion For remained
Cemetery.
mation, Some
shrewdness
of
parts, first
were
broad
Mr.
to
a
only
Deniehy
man
natural
Wales.
South
New
of Sydney, having been born His street in 1828. father, not received many advantages was
and
literary
of memory of a few of the older held it in however, very
who,
education occurred .It recently Taylor Barnum that
the
is
name
recollections
colonists,
There Barnum-a
his
is,
the genius, at the time rin education
vree-
oydney
—
place of history
-
done
in
foremost
political
have been Fulse issues Mandeville. have been issued and false reportB raised, about the treatment of Irish broadcast but the letters from j political prisoners of are record John Mandeville a simple acts
Australian-
Accomplished
An
desired that they and that desire, we be published, Efforts has been complied with.
should
Boulanger.
Catholic
-
for saving widow of John
were
a
letters
bespeaks every line and the calm bravery honesty who was condemned to suffer The the tenantry.
the manly of the man
are
for
it,
The
documents;
touching
to
send
-
not
explained.
.
did
he
.
which
.
but
letter,
is
Cork
into a matter episode national and even party there is entirely think are of it, and we sorry, the Exhibition illstarred
way, such no
in
and a hand
to
means
national or
in
the whose
world
the
Irish
"
The Band incident. far as to endeavour
conceived
or
Fair.
to
the
turn
tne
-grayest We importance. made too .much for the sake of
which
itself,
most
introduced
to
happy-go-lucky seems
career
mouth
quasi-national, By the
Irish
(Barrack Standard" to
ot
habte,-
render
determined
a
unfortunate
character it
impressive
to
be of
by
as
as
a
undertaking way, we remark
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which mulish
with
existence. the Irish
Queen," Protestant
or
larity
and inwardly says
We
might
'might The
why,
though God Save the
-
.
'
because
the
because has been
so
had an Irish with listening The Wearing of
"
to tunes like pleasure the and Green," we
let
now
are
me
Queen" Tories
tune party made it so;' a Nationalist or the prison,
a
—
have when
often,
hurried
off
explain consider
we
loyal,
to
soldiers have been in to sup brought a which in press meeting, England would be the lawless perfectly legal, law has been carried out to that par ticular To one in tune. quote only whose I'm sure
for.
man,
for sorry, Colonel him, winterof 1886, deeply
his
was
guiding had long
'
that he and that Ruler, he had seen
me
would
have
Turner
has almost
.
might soldiers
made
say shout he has
to
when
Queen" these
county Clare to prove 'organised even alive where tliat
he
have
come
to
one
Mr.
Balfour
the
is
cannot
we
who so-called
a
are
to
Anthem
tune, to commemorate
party it
dragged ing out
in
-
"
let it be Qupen" sung; " or Croppies Lie Down," or of that sort. Don't prostitute
the
which
all
of
subjects she has
remember
the
some
him
For
join most
time his
to
.2.
tinual 4. another
to
5.
excess
be
will
mortal to
of
:
by
drank or
utter
the past he is ac
improper about him,
sin.
Whosoever
foresees
entices
and urges who he drinking, commits a intoxicated, in
Any
of liquor who continues individual that any become intoxicated there a mortal he because sin,
seller
liquor
supply
to
deliberately co-operates sin of another. 6
Whosoever
in
the
grievous
of excess guilty not to intoxication, drinking, though such a way as. to cause to distress that) which by squandering family their commits needed for support mortal
In
like
f
in"
the
Daily
News.)
body of
been near
to
October
murdered
a
is
feeling
3.
woman
on the Thames found, Whitehall, similarly murderod the previous
Public The
Svei
referred
to
Chinese
into
the
at
a
and
,
is
cent.)
Tin
£200,000 whole
against
manner,
charity-
whoever
and thus
National Library of Australia
thanks
returning
their unless October, increased wages (10 per
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is
October
7.
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to
South
of
is
Australia,
The to
be
been
has arrived
received
Zealand of
has
of that
immediately
Emperor
worth
in
new
been
at
with
the
has issued
stock, subscribed
the
Australia,
It
is
colliers
ob
entailed
expense of enquiry
and
imminent.
increased James St. famine. is announced
the
act
the
Edinburgh
The
men
Gazette"
a
predicts
protests
Chinese. The- Emperor,
justice.
immense
renders
cordial
and
owner
is
jockey. the favorite
still at
Cup
been
hundreds
victimised
for
to eight.
to
Two
extent. on
suspicion
admitting
the
Several
terday.
by Count
accompanied
received
was
.took
at
with
Vienna.
A
with
the"
place
to
present also
took
see one
a
strike
Nothing until
occur
"
persons
to six, notice ruling
fund. of importance after the
forty
is
span of the Hawkesbury on Satur placed in position
day. definite is known regarding of the carpenters' and joiners'
Nothing the extent dispute. masters
Twenty-five have agreed
of the principal refuse the men's
"to
demands. in the The only noticeable movement on was market Don betting Saturday Giovan to six; coming to hundreds hundreds to ten ; Chicago, and Plutarch, Dick tos even Victory, ; to six. the Swiveller, For Derby, Melos stands at 2 to I, and is heavily backed ; Carbine, Lonsdale, and Ensign, 6 to 1.
Charmer,
The following for Albany passengei's Messrs.per Coromandel to-day
leave
:
and Hopkins., Langsford A handsome octopus was the Port River on Saturday. The
Norwoods
heat
—
in
caught
the
Association are in persuading
South
to close
The
were
thou
likely
making the
Mel
large
Saturday. October Melbourne, Prince's
new
strenuous
other
on
early
Bridge
4.,
form
was
ally opened yesterday by Mr. Nimmo, Minister of Public Works. has been carried -on at the Thieving for a long time Exhibition Two past.
employes
have
been
arrested.
A verdict murder has been of wilful returned against George Syme for a week shooting his mother-in-law ago. for trial. Syme was committed has
Whakawar the
Caulfield
been The
scratched
for
only betting done is five to twenty against Talcoon for the Caulfield Cup. Mentor has been backed at the same for price the Melbourne Cup. Cup. hundred
'
The Intercolonial takes to-morrow place
eight
oar
race
October
Sydney,
The Alameda and
hundred
Evening
October 8. have declar
4.
matters are The opinion quiet. is that far a settlement is not growing At Greta a large distant. unassociated Strike
were
yesterday.
thousand them off.
fifth, was
con
men
sand pounds in gold. commenc The miners who are now will ing work pay 7s. 6d. per week the
betting
eighty days' on the
advance
an
the
in con fresh has transpired with the Newcastle affairs. masters' will take place meeting
The
the
Gaiety Comedy Company left for San Francisco by the Alameda yes
The
enthusiasm greeting
3.
visits
and are Chicago, Victory to seven Enfilade ; quoted at hundreds Whakawai and Dick Touchstone, Swivellerat 100 to 6. and Caulfield train The Flemington are ing tracks very busy. October 3. Sydney, An extensive has system of forgeries been carried on here and the lately
Gov
Californian
against
Bismarck,
October
of Hawaii month.
if the Government will grant Concerts, free railway passes to the members. The Victorian club has con racing the firmed of the disqualification
have
in
report
footballers by 8 goals and" 1 2 9 behinds. to 4 goals Messrs. Birks & Co., drapers, have initiated the early closing system, and
The
The
America.
The
firms
siderable arrested
last,
Nothing nection
Exhibition next The Exhibition Commissioners pur-' colonial Liethe various pose inviting dertafels to take part in some Monster
Caulfield
the
Sydney
;
rates.
efforts
her
to
demanding
the
banks
are
wages.
in Brussels a that has been formed for syndicate the Geraldton-Guildford constructing and that German labourers railway, will be engaged to carry out the work. The United States Senate propose with towards negotiations England the Chinese from restricting British
Herbert
Kalkua
Nun,"
second
were
four
by way;
bourne behinds
Plutarch,
by
only
reserving for the
demanding The " coal It
there.
population
Melbourne,
the
3.
sufficient evidence tendering only to the commission compel Mr. to disclose his hand. is believed that a of strike great
before Parnell
of this retaining and likewise colony, and sending Eng
a crown
surplus
King
"
for
October of the " Times
Scotland, witnesses
principal trial,
the
urges as
The; Charmer
commission
the that Government to fiechuanaland Cape Mall Pall Gazette
The
has
Russian
has
proprietors the public
four
goals
nil.
conceding
Western
defeated
have two
by
reported
piivately.
ject the ion
footballers
iqtends
intercolonial
race, whole
Sydney, South Bulli miners ed in favor of striking by and have given fourteen
to
strike or not for 10 they will increase. is believed the It per cent, be in the affirmative. result will It isthat over men are estimated 300,000
behinds It is
the
won
alteration market.
bridge the
amongst as England
being
throughout
Governor
Club opened Saturday.
last
The distance was away. 13min. 4sec. miles; time, The Hunt Club races were largely attended. The was weather splendid. The Royal Oak Steeplechase Favorite his neck. There is no fell, breaking
£88.
copper,
;
London, miners whether
Cricket
season
eight-oar the leading
lengths, Adelaides six lengths
on
25,000.
to-morrow. at £100
quoted
the
on
the cricketing
8.
Exhibition
The
woman.
newspaper, influx increasing and Siberia, urges
of which
ernment
a
have which
granted.
is
land's
muti
the
enthusiasm. bank of New
greatest The
in
is
India,
drought
INTERCOLONIAL.
German
Vienna
North
his
in
Gujerat
of
.end for demand
embank
intensified
measures
taken The
in
is
the
to
conferred him the the honour upon in referring to the colonies as Cardinal, Australia serted that Ireland supports iu the for political rights. struggle are to strike 170,000 colliers expected
Colony. strongly territory
German
sin.
he knows will with commits
-
'
excess
In
city.
The Maori
FOREIGN.
restrictive
to
returned bis political
resuming
Northamptonshire
Eflegrains.
The
exceeded Melbourne
Melbourne
for
Jntemilomal
aitir
London,
knows when
blaspheme
state
an
dear
has
October
Melbourne,. at the The attendance
fortnight
confirmed.
ffoveign
lated
beverages,
who
intends
of the
as
ment
or to injure others language, besides the sin of drunkenness is guilty of these committed the crimes during of intoxication. state 3. does not Whosoever adopt the means of correction of this vicious proper of drunkenness remains habit in a con
-
.
.
to
for verv
—Tablet
heart.-
sin.
that
customed
effort
unless
Saturday
3.
have work
for to refusing their pay wasincreased:
discharged
University
dom
What
.
nHHanH
has
to uennerateiy his lose reason,
to
as
mortal Whosoever a
experience
.
be
London,
to be contemp-
armies
extent
an
make yet another which is known to
Another
Father missioner, laid down sermon, the of guidance
wnosoever
commits
to
obiGcf.
Queen (and
six points for who use intoxicating persons to drink and who are inclined such
.
a
on
October Adelaide, Fulton & Co.'s men
Messrs.
that train
a
about
Railway
the people
the fact that the Armenians, the Porte is encouraging to Catholicism." The adopt Roman of this unbiassed observer is testimony its how not without and shows value, well Father has chosen his the Holy
in
been there. Wide experienced famine is consequently threatened are taken. prompt measures Dublin The have pre Coporation the free sented Moran with Cardinal
is
extraordinary
(From
Drinkers
Liquor
these
i.
the
remembered
place
spread unless
accordingly favourable
a
from
King,
has
of the above-named advised the moment had
aware
and that
took
Midland
suojecc.
The Redemptorist O'Shea, in a recent 4
the
Pope to invite the Church of Rome.
tune
wrong."
tibly
.
know
Mgr.
for
something
none better or truer to be able to sing with us) ought to the of trying pride, ignoble purpose to prove that. Mr. Balfour is when right, Irishman and five Englishmen out every seven
of
be
will
campaign immediately. The crops throughout and Kathwar districts, failed through prolonged
Churches. Armenian I told you
Azaria»,who
It
companion,
occurrence
Paris,
protection
Protestant
Patriarch
Lillibuler" the
the
secure
the
or
became
sions,
than
of every
then, to Christian
his
Boulauger,
time was of suspected ago, created profiting by the by the situation of the Porte towards vexatious policy Armenian to effect conver .its subjects,
is
have they the carry of their of legalised violence, shameless to crush down their attempts For our National Goodness feeling. is another sake, when there meeting to be suppressed, don't have "God Save as;
order
man
ago.
Power an important and think composed of educated have discussed among ing Armenians, which themselves the advantages they, the derive either might by joining
to
we
us
action
official
submit of Lhe
will
meeting
altogether losses were
The
£800,000.
been
the the
as head of the his position Ch'i rch has become intolerable. Moreover, it is seen that Russia, clearly by neglecting of the Armenians to take up the cause in takes no interest in theni. Turkey,
Why
taught
National because
by Russian
Turkey
iu
dis attri
the forger and indentifying that the Times had been hoaxed. has been ar named Mockrell and for' trial for committed
murdering Sydney.
that
has
of New a of a most report read, showing the fund and one-
made in Sydney and Adel principally It aide. was proposed to issue new which it is believed will place stock, in a sound condition. the Bank
5.
letters
about
overtime,
A
Chiadziu with his
nil.
total third
proving
that
boasted
woman,
have
dock
fact
a
3.
Bank
shareholders character was loss of the reserve of the capital besides,
drastic
political
Parnell the he
of the
meeting
Zealand
Commission
rested
would
it
the that they recognise appear of El the Armenian Catholicos is so hampered in his relations
arrived
needlessly but
or
Armenians,
prominent
Vatican
was
We
tune.
the Armenian among " he says " is Its people. appearhnce," to well and likely singularly timed,' secure results in to 'important respect From I have conversations proselytism. had with
iu
Mr. stale that the forger of covered buted' to him, and that next evidence at the
to
goal
October
rumours
circles
a
of in
rate
1
by
London,
correspondent words have Pope's
the
team
Surrey
Well-founded
sensation
a
tendency,
were
League
by
the
October
Auckland, the
At
4 to
strong
a
some
the
which
sent
a
kiss
Majesties other.
5 per cent. have created Maori footballers and have defeated impression
The
XIII-
of translation the important addressed Encyclical jnst Leo XIII. to the Armenian Bishops. l»y from to a telegram Already, according
Catholics,
the
Save
elsewhere
publish
The active
suppressing
That
it..
Tories the
on
God
We
Catholic
I
allowed,
been
Englishman
the
is
look
"
'hate ;
once
encouraged,
meetings, that the
killed
uorry
deeply offend it
had
been
than
more
Hicks-" assured a Home
hadn't been, what to Kerry he came him one. tColon'el
if
Leo
of
Encyclical
party,
the
in
spirit,
.
he since
am
good
-who Turner, when Sir M.
in
Beach
I
position there's
late
-
a
—
from
favorable
In of
"
stance
A
caused
Queen
a
ing Ihe terest
Constantinople to the Standard
have
now
and
Parliament,
"
to
—
:
"
of
it
the persons of subjecting to unpopu read, ponder, Rev. Rector
Queen"
digest.
out
regard
God Save the Stuart Fagan, few written a
"
cause
ignoring
tion,
their Francis, and embracing each bank has increased
Emperor
aimed
put
with
has which
Rector, sentences, are the real Save the
truthful who " God
to
malignity We observe, Band and that the Rev.
this
over were
they
-
affair,
kicks
it
if
as
to pay his lawful debts, he may not drink to intoxica commits mortal ein. a
unable
although
,
dealing look,
himself
them-
.
to
now
hurried
devote
.
selves
which
newspapers into being
very
.
the
prematurely
colliery A been
ing
l'esumes man
an
named
sentenced infant at
The betting
to
Journal" have proprietors offered a three hundred pounds trophy to the sculler the champion retaining ship for three years.
work shortly. Thomas has Harris to death for smother
Hay,
a
few
market
is
weeks
ago. No
.quiet.
commissions
have taken place. laid hundred to sixty has' been about for the Carbine Derby ; and to hundreds about eight Chicago and Plutarch for the Caulfield Cup. hundreds to six. Chamber, large
to
meeting of masters. News and Town and
Five
Auckland,
Country
.
it
.
that
is Confidence of New Zealand
for
new
shares
expessed and are
la»-ge
being
October in the
3.
Bank
applications
made.
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information
trial
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:
they
course
hardly
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ruffians
the
were
that
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and abettors paymasters of murder and deeds of
was
the
accusations
as
were
ever
form a
the
collection
advanced
Even this against body of public men. was not thought striking enough to sheet home the infamy and, having the great recourse to the pictorial art, of the the newspaper eyes
caught
millions
by
as
it
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were,
simile
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handin
Parnell's
writing his own
copy convicting
words,
of
Mr.
him, of the
guilt alleged. of the From the first appearance and the Mr. libels forged letters, members claimed Parnell and the Irish into by a to have the charges inquired committee House of Commons. of the
the
To such hostile,
a
though
tribunal,
they appealed
as
necessarily long as there
It was any hope of being heard. them and they were refused continually with their reluctance to appear taunted, a in the before courts, jury ordinary Parnell's view the time had but in Mr. for entering not comeupon a vast ex
a
the sove clergy it was admissible reign ? Since in such a case, why does he no to show the make attempt he on account of which reasons thinks "it inadmissible when pro mise was made only of the observ of the customs ? Finally, ance why in ignor does he keep his hearers ance of the very significant fact that
of "money in law proceedings. penditure The "Times"had found a willing, ally in the Government, and the battle lay be the Irish and the joint tween members of the Ministers
resources
the and of the House
"
Times"
proprietors
.
second thought it was include in "others" Irish Party in the hard to have the charges
inquiry. strove
many "
disease.
business
as
suddenly
last
a
tailor
in
of
week,
is
years .Perth, heart
At Fremantle has been sent for vessel
sailor,
a
to
prison one of
assaulting and stealing
some
Andrew Paterson, for sixteen weeks the officers of his drink.
.
,
against of the
in the Act;of the clauses bitterly opposed the by Mr. Parnell and his followers
The
at the North man Husband, "arrested West recently on a of tampering charge was with a cheque in Yictoria, brought up before the Perth Police Court ori Monday He was remanded for eight morning.
days.
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clauses
which
exempt
all
give
evidence
before
the
should
from to legal conse liability in any subsequent proceedings as to which regarding the matter they had given before the evidence Com mission. This was Indemnity passed
judges
quences
The death of Mr. R. Stewart, of the firm Millar took last week in Bros, place Perth. The deceased had been suffering The for some months before his demise. remains were taken to Albany on Thurs for train, day evening last, by special burial.
;
the
of Government of protest and seemed and more nothing than that the ruin of the likely and Nationalist party could be effected
by
vote
compact in
supporters opposition
spite
the risk incurred. slightest there In racing circles is a dangerous animal known as the dark horse there what lie will do and is no "knowing not
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Times" has Mr. Parnell
He
is certainly cool Silent, he bides his time He waited until
opponent.
and
resolute, quietly hard. then hits " Times' had passed Charges Bill" of /parliament and then both Houses took his first in the action. Scotch step and the
1
he not
his intended the subservient Liberal-Unionists
move
kept
secret,
a
band
and would clauses for the have-passed indemnity law-suit as in the Scotch proceedings before the con Commission. Long tinued led Mr. Parnell's impunity of judg slanderers into the mistake he would never dare to ing that them. turn Heedless of a upon
warning Gazette"
that
taunt in at
the action
taking
and courts, actions-at-law
inserted of the
would
Ireland
England,
a kept the them,
renewing
speech
Parnell
that
jury
while
a
time
Mall
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Parnell
sleeve for of the " Times" the Chancellor
made
chequer old
Mr.
his
proprietors article and
"a
the
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given
in
stone
not
or
the Irish
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litigant.
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triumph
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are
"from "
false,
"to " ' " " " " " "
was
by
fall
or
charges let
to
fall
"
;
fight the
have
to
Either
also.
if
—
if are, they conspiracy
prove as
ever
for the ruin of men's and for the destruction of then I hope for the cause,
concocted
reputations a nation's honour and the failure visited with
fair fame of these
of
England
that
charges will be infamy, not only for the made them, Times' which newspaper and but also for the Tory Ministry 1
for
sheltered aided, the slanderer.
their
Liberal
—
—
—
allies Unionist and conspired
—
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nnnrhor
VTVJ.J
V|«4WJ.WVJ.
of
getting
prove
fr.1l
A
payable.
takes
very singular Mr. Horace a well known in D'Elmaine, gentleman with theatrical" this in connection colony and sporting affairs, placed in the hands of £10, of our Police the sum Magistrate which he desired should go towards paying "the fines of those persons in poor circum stances who may be brought before the from time to time. Court and mulcted, Not
shape.
times, long
wTlPrA
fflrrifrtrv
Olir
V
would
it
at
Charity,
Mr.
a
ago,
Congdon's
term
of
office,
:
as
at the end expires hear, of this soon, probably, forward of some gentlemen coming. and, as candidates for the themselves offering honoured If the person -who position. as to the will be so fortunate succeed the duties of present performs Mayor, his as well as Mr. Congdon has position be no occasion for regret done, there will at his election.
of Fremantle, year, we shall
>
The
has been received " Roeof Police Edward Wilson arrived Oct. 6. bourne, from Pilbarra brought seven yesterday of gold ounces reports Henry Montague found twenty-eight nugget, .weighing twelve ounces nugget, Capt. Moon, one from ounces several other nuggets found, hundred men 2 to 9 ounces. About one well. Wilson's on party field, doing fairly he only brought sufficient has more gold J. H. in to cover (Signed) expenses. following
telegram
by the Commissioner
;
;
;
;
;
Kennedy,
but it, Times"
by
the will
of
niramr
Sergt."
battle
true— and they hunted remorselessly else they are life or
public and if they be as foul a
"
\
"We
—
accept
or
it
they fellow said
aie
be
us
"
"
and We
be no mistake confederates
its
stake,
audience accept the
the death. and will stand
there
"
at
prom House but the
the
of the cause for his Speaking O'Brien W. Mr.
English to prepared these charges
are
"it "
is
that ruin
certain of
are
Mayor
he
of
market
we
is,
As
will
character members
at Singapore, for sandalwood, The glad to notice, improving. six dollars "wood now fetches per picul of and finds a ready sale at that. 133£ lbs., whether West Australia It is questionable benefit to will a very great extent by. the of rise, inasmuch as the cutting present sandalwood has been prohibited in almost
The
the face
be enormous, but steps Mr. Parnell have been taken to sustain in his determination to clear away the stains he has been aspersed. by which Defence The under the. Fund, started at home and abroad, of the Irish auspices is National as it is not a_truly one,
merely
5
an
before
—
at the On Monday morning last, City named Michael Police a man Court, O'Donnell was with of un charged being The fellow looked as. sound mind. poor in the need of food though he stood more at and nourishment than of the doctor's and he was remanded tendance, by the for before the Magistrate eight days, time he will, no of which expiration be compos mentis again. doubt,
Ex
was quietly the Edinburgh there will be henceforth the to satiate enough
same
most greedy The costs
—
in power. Instead of Commons Committee, contended for by the Irish so stubbornly, members of the public instead prose cution for their misdeeds, they so often a Commission of threejudges challenged, and the has been appointed progress through the House of tlie Bill appoint-
for
Henderson,
on carrying died rather
before distinctly inquiring specified into their truth and the just proposal was outvoted. But perhaps the grossest the insertion was piece of unfairness
was
to
National Library of Australia
dealt be hardly
a
—
fealty
patience the Irish
followers
cheap put in handy and complete text, of as hideous
of details deliberate suppression which would have put the conduct different of the Bishops in a quite light. Why does he" omit to state their that the clause saving the order" admitted when was swore
the
and over asserted over " columns of the Times," again from the office of which newspaper the pamphlet that sum was also issued marised all these dreadful charges and
this
we can subterfuge" the of speaker acquit
was
chief which
mercenary
were
in
a'Becket, to willing ancient laws and customs of the which the Kingdom ?" The answer " We are he received was, willing our own which of order," saving
Bishops
his
of assassination,
"
put
at
which
with
Thomas
was
to The
of Tories in
it
members
as
.
Dr. Scott and Mr. Traylen are,candidates office of Mayor of Perth. It for the said that both have many supporters.
on
safer
House
Had
Edinburgh,
wondered
and
ment
unfortunate Church. In the whether to submit
the
investi members
to appear that per the Irish members might so black as they had been
be quite and painted,
deemed
grow
to
etutai
began all
profound
could charges in That Mr. surpassed atrocity. in Parnell and his followers parlia
Henry's
King
so
CRIME."
on
Parnell
scorn
leader
publicscandal,
to
that
splendour."
at takes
come
past
the
or
or or testaments, breach of contract, before the ecclesiastical The marked superiority " Christian" of the courts naturally of jealousy, gave rise to a feeling was the the pretext, and, whatever
—
are
him
AND
to
months
or
the The
their
in
they
action against for libel and claims <£50,000 be one of veiy great damages, will in every interest to Irishmen part of for tbe world. They have many
outrage,
real cause of breach with"
to
is
owe
Mr. which the "Times"
.
,
that it
Pope
to
chiefly
»
The
we are to that not surprised find that, "by degrees every cause which could con legal ingenuity nect with the of the provisions whether it canons, regarded tithes,
perjury, drawn was tribunals."
is
it
"PARNELLISM
of
with
or
the crimes of have regain
men
.
cities
many
of the clergy. .Their a and trustworthiness as efficiency for the administration of means so contrasted favour justice with the and uncertainty ably of the secular, courts corruption
or
.
It
"after
VUV
liberties
advowsons, marriage,
'
.
well
as
not
f.no
m iU
-
or
repressed If
ed their rights Alexander III. debted for it ;
wrong. must the ordinary we explain " courts of that the Christian," which there is now were question, established in England by the Norman on the model conquerors courts in all other of similar parts of the West, and that their exist ence was confirmed as often as the terms confirmed in general King the
—
:
In his remarks upon the quarrel which in arose England between Church of the in the person of Thomas a'Becket, Archbishop and King Henry II., Canterbury, the lecturer assumes that quietly
others"
haps
.
.
"
was
House. .
tyrants." Voltaire, too, foreign of the Church the sworn enemy has a passage which for its general as well as for its particu bearing, lar application to this we mattter, " The man gladly perhaps quote who, in those rude times that we call the Middle Ages deserved best
—
nln
"
and,
;
:
—
n
nobly, the crown inevitable
The
result.
stand,
as doubtful, Times" Charges
at first introduced charges against gate certain of parliament ; subsequently, to include made charges
therefore, justice, to the crown was compelled stoop them." before Macaulay says " as well as a It was, a. national drew multi that religious feeling tudes to the shrine of Becket, the first since the who, Englishman had been to terrible conquest,
developed." " The weak," says Ruhs, in his Manual u of the History of the middle then age, found in spiritual a better authority pro tection the encroachments of the against than afterwards in the balance powerful of power a Bystem as it was a which, abstract devoid of all external thing purely must soon have lost all guarantee, The pope was influence. always present to terminate the wars which had broken out among Christian and to pro princes, tect the people against the injustice and The clergy, there tyranny of their ruler. showed themselves fore, everywhere when the opposed to the power of kings, latter wished to become perfectly absolute— wished not to domineer they them within the over them, but coufine of their bounds The legitimate authority. for was, priesthood consequently, always when vassals attacked powerful princes, the the rights of the sovereign they were constant natural and of the guardians and liberty of all classes." rights
UUO
of with
not
if
a
were
it
a
had
.
authority
were
4-Ti
more '
the
Bill"
make
to accusers
cautious,
to
exercised than the
was.
authority
justly,
ing
resolved their
ILocal
facts
.
more
at length and that
the two members
revealed accused
.
Their
—
the
.
I
them,
that
who with,
"
was and Toothpick" played on in St. and Saturday evenings that and notwithstanding Hall, George's the pro notified that it was previously to a, laudable to be devoted ceeds were of the." reading the completion object of erection for the now in course room uttoiidance at the the employes railway wbuld not what one entertainment was took in the Those who .parts expect. 'Miss Bullen, comedy were Miss Goodwin, F. Messrs. G. Roberts, Mrs. Campbell, and P>. S. Haynes. Calver T. Cockshott was On each occasion the performance merited a much and larger house good, was that patronised. than, by which it a part who had chosen One gentleman reason or a it other, threw up, for some announced for before the date few days thus placing the to come the off, play which a disadvantage committee under We felt have very severely. they must hope, however, that these representatives of a deserving body will meet with better time they the next financially, fortune, of the public. cater for the amusemfint
Crutch
Friday
—
—
.
says Beck, " opposed hierarchy," the progress of despotism in Europe, preserved of civilisation, the elements and in the recollection of men what is upheld, so effaced the ties which' bind easily earth to Heaven. Those men, ignorant to call as we affect them, have settled al most all the countries of Europe. The fruits of that time are the formation of the third whence dates the true exis estate, and the establishment of tence of nations wherein social life and. true cities, liberty
ing
-
The
the
-
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Macaulay.
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what explain "customs" by he. had exuntil, by threats, of truth to fcorted their word need observe them! We not discuss the merits of the contest between Church and the the Crown. of Froude, In the words able review in an already .quoted Lecture of the Chief Justice's the battle then "The had won clergy to win it. because they deserved to
meant
.
man.
refused
Henry
was
.
some of the worst evils edly mitigated which can afflict That society. super stition cannot be regarded as unmixingly noxious in regions cursed which, by the" creates over tyranny of race race, an arisof race, tocracy altogether independent inverts the relation between the oppressor and the and the compels oppressed, master to kneel before the hereditary tribunal of the hereditary bond spiritual
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by Popular .It was recently the Committee to distribute Entertainments their realised of by concerts, sum £60, in the the various charities city, amongst His Lordship the Bishop and on the 9th. inst. a from Dr. received Jameson, the Secretary, for the Catholic for ten cheque pounds the The course by adopted Orphanages. the surplus cash committee in thus dividing charitable in the different in hand amongst and one is a very commendable one stitutions will take to. which few, we think, exception
.
day
a has Rule.
last,
Home
Irish readers, intend
of
already our
contemporary, supporting foremost England's
' -
men .
ever it
has
to
express, to its liberal which
cause
ap
beyond
gratification, can
ap ap the
see
our
prin of
some
and most journalists have statesman not In view of the espouse.
to to
with
become
flie
thoroughly condil
true
ion
ac
of
Irish
in
evinced throughout
recent years by English the world, the day, happily, when there will does not seem far distant, be a universal recognition by tberu of the source Ireland's is certain of to woes, and, .what affairs,
'
than
which
we
will their
showing more
our
illustrious
determination
quainted
—
that which
week—
true a
ciples,
revered and been ashamed
assured article
in
popular
clever
,
on
feel the next
journal It affords us feeble words
issue of Satuithe of question
its
and fairness, admire it,
its
preciation peared. what
leader We
after perusing to reproduce
preciate
.
in
Morning Herald,
The
a follow, of legislative which her
removal, b the concession speedy of the yoke under independence, Then, and not till people groan. how we wish matter devoutly may
then, no for the consummation Ireland a peaceful tented and nation,
to see likely and and con prosperous she is as not incapable of becoming the steadfast of ally England and the brightest jewel in her crown. are
we
—
,
—
at the second mass Gibney, the congregation Sunday last, exhorted
Dr.
on
to
already done so, the practice the rosary of reciting every in their homes. His evening Lordship said that in in almost Ireland, every Catholic household the land, throughout was this devotion and hence it practised was that Ireland centuries had through .withstood the storms of persecution without the faith. His losing Lordship informed the faithful that as the day was the festival of the Holy Rosary a pro cession around the Cathedral would take after which Benedic place at four o'clock, tion of the Most Holy Sacrament would be to the'eommand In obedience of the given. a number met at the great Bishop, Cathedral at the hour the appointed formed was and the assembled procession of the Cathedral. people made the circuit The spectacle of the congregation, moving around the Church, aloud slqwly reciting the Rosary, indeed most was a edifying one to have one calculated a wholesome effect even on the curious spectator. After the Bene this, gave Bishop diction. In the the Vicar evening, General preached a sermon taking his text from the gospel wherein is recorded the by our Lord of the young man of raising Capharnaum from his sick bed in response to the supplications of hisfather. The Very in Rev. gentleman an able pointed out, that thero we're in these manner, days whose sons were in danger of the parents, death occasioned spiritual by mortal sin, and who had cause, like the ruler of old, to call on the Lord to save their children. establish,
if
they
had not
.
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and develop. aware from 4. As you are despatches the made I requested already public, of State to raise of the Secretary authority Lord loan of £200,000. an additional, to a loan at is. averse Knutsford, however, that the the present moment, considering for further borrowing should responsibility to the Government after the be left local The approaching change of constitution. be laid before later will correspondence of It will be seen that the Secretary you. State is willing to approve of the issue of to an amount not exceed Bills Treasury to cover the This will suffice ing £50,000. deficit, and, with rigid economy, expected estimates will enable the supplementary be. and .the estimates of 1889, which will to be fram laid before you in due course, ed on a satisfactory basis. The necessary for the issue of Treas 'measure providing will be introduced. ury Bills will have 5. The published despatches for the Bill prepared you approved by for the Her Majesty's Government change of the of the Colony. constitution political with the This important measure, from the despatch accompanying further which reached me of State, Secretary laid before you, will he at once yesterday, most and will no doubt receive your careful consideration. 6. nature of the The very promising at and Pilbarra gold discoveries Yilgarn at those have led me to proclaim goldfields where there seems reason places, every to feel confident results that substantial will follow the enterprise of the capitalist and the miner. It is impossible that the in assisting to open up these Government, should at fields, present spend public with the freedoma fuller chest money would but a good deal has been justify done towards a water at providing supplv now which only waits the advent Yilgarn, of and machinery, without which capital the gold-hearing reefs can be nothing more of than a medium premature speculation. 7. is to bo congratulated The colony on the approaching opening of the Bever This work ley-Albany Railway. great has been steadily and successfully pro to be and is expected ceeding, completed in 1889. It will unlock our early gates to the world, will accomplish many things for us, and will be the beginning of a new of era. I know no other instance in which a of the limited community popu lation of this at one Colony has acquired time a line of railway 242 miles in length, or has made in five such general years in railway and telegraphic com progress munication as Western Australia. We feel may well proud of what has been achieved. 8. I am informed that the present holder of the concession for the Midland has made satisfactory Railway arrange ments for the construction of the whole to the of the line, terms Con according tract and for the settlement of the lands by a good class of German granted The intelligence has caused immigrants. much satisfaction, and a successful prose cution of this under large and important cannot fail to be of the greatest taking value and profit to the Colony. 9. the subject of Correspondence on a Land Grand to Eucla will be Railway laid before you. Subject .to your approval and that of the Secretary of certain State, terms to have been offered a gentleman who has deposited £5,000 as a preliminary Times must now show guarantee. whether it he yet possible to for arrange this costly enterprise. The 10. will very be telegraph shortly as far as open ex Derby, and the lines to the Goldfields and tending Kimberley .
.
to
our develop large territory, a revenue which outstripped and been excellent, lias all along really and far scat wonderful for a small even of some 42,000 tered community only that such an souls. It is not surprising cannot be continued, unusual expenditure before as must be the case until; long, increase and industries further population
attempting which has
;
LEGISLATIVE The .
the Mr.
opening Governor
Speaker Legislative
COUNCIL.
speech of
J
I
is
Excellency
:
and
Gentlemen
Council,
of
the
—
I meet with and I trust you pleasure, that our labours another united, during Session under Divine may, Providence, and progress of the promote the welfare Colony. The Fiuaucial Returns to the close of the current of the third quarter year will be laid before you. The receipts -for 1888 under the headings of Lands, Cus nob to toms, and Railways are expected the estimate, and there realise he a may deficit of perhaps £30,000 at the end of the year. 'This is inconvenient at a time when is. much wanted for the money of our development promising goldfiolds and other and rigorous.economy purposes, will.be in for the. necessary arranging of 1889. The situation, howexpenditure
"
2.
.
National Library of Australia
to
Wyndlian are making good progress. with the laying Papers connected
11.
cable to the Northern Colony, proposals including Millar from Messrs. and Co. and' from the Eastern Extension Com Telegraph will be laid before Th"e lat pany, you. ter will I under very company shortly, between Java stand, iay a cable and Roebuck Bay. of
a
coast
submarine of
this
ernment
to
it. accept and pastoral agricultural of industries the Colony are prosperous The season, so has and extending. far, and prices have been main been good, In the towns, and in commerce, tained. a certain amount of de there has been It has been met by the selfpression. of the denial and industry workmen, and confidence o and by the carefulness
traders
financial
and
ana
institutions,
basis. to be on a sound business is stated to the Constitution 15. In addition, various Bill and the usual money laws, usefulness will be measures of public Bills before including you, brought to Roads, Trade Marks, Quaran relating of Steam Boilers, tine, Inspection and several other on Infants, Inquests to the Federal A Bill referring subjects. our matters connected with Council Pearl for legislation thereon, Fishery, will be introduced. usual 16. The departmental reports official be present and various papers will ed to you. Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen to leave you labours, I now 17. your will join you merely adding that I think confidence in the with me in feeling Australia. of Western future w—
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CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY. There was an large attend unusually at the ance of members meeting of the The on last. above Society Thursday Duff had cause of this was that Father 44 on Self a Lecture promised to deliver He was, Education" on that evening. absent from town, however, unavoidably else on the pre and there being nothing the meeting de arranged programme, to two im voted its attention settling that of arranging and portant questions, and the library; Society's replenishing These that of adopting a suitable regalia. matters" and other formal been having the Chairman exercised of, disposed members in a round of sharp practice distri that is to say, folded papers were buted to different erentlemen. their dutv called upon by being to open them when on the Chairman, and speak impromptu the named. This is a very subjects beneficial for the gentlemen who practice suddenly called upon, happen to be thus accustoms to as it them giving ready utterance to their ideas. It is likewise and instructive to those who entertaining to the. but often listen brief, necessarily addresses that are given. extremely pithy, The were the subjects following spoken 44 What do you think on Debating" Government in pro of the action of the Goldfields"? the Yilgarn claiming 44 most What recreation is Literature"; suitable for the season" coming better for this Which is the policy to Free-trade Protec or adopt, colony 44 tion" ? What is the best means of a knowledge of the art of com acquiring It need scarcely be said, that position:?" in listening to the speeches on this variety hour was of subjects, a very pleasant It was arranged that in addition passed. Journal next to the Monthly appearing The Thursday, a debate should be 44held. to he discussed is, Ought the subject made lately by Mr. Monger to proposals be ?" Father accepted by the Government at Duff will deliver his lecture the next meeting. PERTH
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Robinson 59,
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Adams
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Cooper,
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J.
GLEANINGS.
(By A
two
auspices
hours' of the
in place 17th Wednesday, takes It
is
rumoured
Observer.) contest walking Swan the
River Perth
under
the
Rowing Town
Club,
Hall
in
witnessed
as
this,
that
a
footrace
is
to
be
and 10 points more than has last year, ever Elcho Shield been made in an match. For Barnett scored the Irish 216 eight Captain 225 points, thus out of a possible beating the record The individual by one. Eng lish
were
Scotch
second score
was
64,
in
first
in
won
who
was
to
com
time in
came
of
second, iu no
evidently contented
be three
;
best
our
were
fast
the
Hussey
;
with a behind the
yards
A respectable by L. Ogborne
man.
cleared
was
of
some
champion,
about
place,
no small because it
yds.,
centred, this
the
peting. seconds 10 3-5ths "while Ogborne, trim at all. had Ihird
100
was
un-
comparatively island-continent/
the
the
including Mosely
peds.,
yet, of
portion progressive first In the event, of interest amount that was known
18
distauce, in the
feet,
running
He secured the In the prize. held his laurels, race, open Mosely with from L. the event ease winning Ogborne. with Time, 16 3-5tbs seconds. .Simpson, 4yds. in 25 seconds. won the start, 220yds handicap
long jump. 150yds,
who Piper, tbe cricket Then
a
in '
closest
in
the final spurt, death struggle."
recorded
was
done
believe, Australia— measured
have
that
he had
the
if
is,
the
not
220 and
Letch yds. handicap, first. breasted the tape
The J.
E.
hurdle J.
handicap,
9 J inches.
more
particularly
result
the
-
handicap.
-
jump of
of the
The contest spectators. a tie between and H. Brown. Fordyce" inches. 5 feet 220 yds handicap
was
Height,
2£-
hurdle
race
in
run
the
The
37
sees.
day's
mtmmtm
—
to
sports e ——
;
that L. This
P.
second.
being
enjoyable
1st
yd,
race
time, announced
timekeeper 5 mins.
mmtmm
mile
slow
very
Stevens
H. Brown, appeared to be to say, but, strangd
1
Simpson,
—
2nd.
j'ds,
in
a
much
7 yds, canieinfiist.Time,36 The running high enlisted the attention
Simpson
been
rather slow, 20 at the pole jump, In the 300 yds
best
was
seconds.
I
West
event,
had'not
Time,
race.
Rose feet
8
clearing
5
the first
was
120 yds. seconds.
time best,
is not good. 31 feet 9 inches. weight Gale second in the and
24
put
Fo'rdyce
Simpson
came
informed,
yds., half mile 4-5 sees.,
the
mins.
the
on
got 10 yds. start Time, 24 4-5ths
5
Stevens,
winning 2
time,
2-5ths-
In
case.
in
put
had
I am School
High
was
seconds. trouble
to
distance
which,
correctly, the
a
and
which
for the few inches, determinatin
seen
by
both When runners exhausted. The fairly 57 ,4-5ths the seconds, time in for some past
were
they
in,
I
Mosely, who won mettle inordinary
ex!
threw
victor, —
the
was
the of
100yds 2 feet. race a J of a mile desperate and The Mosely. Hussey
ball the
between
distance. showed
himself distance
proved
came
-struggle contest
a
BBS—
it
was
done
Hussey won,'E. brought a very
close. oaawB
mmm
awaa
nmt Jordan.
Jntflftotonial Lady
Florence
Beaumont
Dixie,
Dixie's has been
husband, received
Sir into
Catholic Church. The. King of Belgium lias offered bis Holiness the Pore a residenco in his it to necessary country should he find Rome. leave is the Gibbons Cardinal youngest the.
-
'
member of the Sacred He College. raised at th irty was to the episcopate of. age; at forty -seven lie eight years -
Archbishop. There is a significant
was
Sims
It.
in
'kuowing
the
note
by Mr. Geo. He
Referee.
treasure evidence Parnell All
-of
something"
which
from
the
trove,,
44
he is
Times" able to the
connecting
that says the source secured the say
letters
that with'
the Mr.
defective.
is
ministers
of religion Of foreign 'whether Catholic or Protes been forbidden by a recent of the Czar from or travelling in Russia.. This law has been to the chaplain of the even
nationality, have tant, rescript abiding applied' German
Embassy.
of the, RegistrarThe annual report for General a Ireland, containing gotieral abstract of the number of marriages, and deaths, has been issued. births, to these the returns, According popu-
with 1568.
a
total
of
1642,
anil
lation
last
pared year.
with The
on
inst.
Hastie Geraldton at and arranged between Moseley of Perth. At Wimbledon some time since there was Shield than has better shooting for the Elcho been seen in of the ever any years twenty-six instituted. The since the was competition a Irish team won with total .of or 1653, grand than that of the winning team more 28 points
highest
58,
ftloffatt
held
—
AND
No;
49; Smith
J.
A. 54.
Smith Club's
De-
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there Rays (coloured), thousand hundred practical race in the of the negro
two
Catholics
States. the
Rev. of the
appointed missionary Australia.
Sydney The
October.
first
Jew
Order
provincial Slattery
Father in
will
in
for
sail
to
rise
the
on
is
army
rank
of of
staff
general
named
officer
an
on
Ministry. Mr.
have com Gladstone Mr Byduey Kallithrough
and
Mrs
municated, their fax,
with
sympathy
Mandeville,
with
an
of
how by the
assurance
have they of her husband.
Dr.
that
announced
Edward .of
but up. of Home Rule, supporter the present time he has strongly till op posed the Plan of Campagin and boycot R e wrote some very severe ting systen. de articles Frccmars Journal, to. the of Compaign. the Plan nouncing both He also at and boycotting generally. to a meeting tempted prevent being in held his diocese to protest against is the It understood, rescript.. papal of the recent however, that the severity been
and
evictions Crimes
the
Act
have
THE
been
of Loudon will present the sum of Manning with of his on the occasion Sacer
Catholics
Cardinal
£12,000,
His Eminence proposes dotal Jubilee. to paying off the debt the sum to devote at on the Kensington. pro-cathedral
his
arid
opinion
League party
to
dare with
Mr. from
arid
say, not seeking
"
has been already Wheu George ran
George
Henry
to
now
for
of
port on
a
he had the sup but when workingmen,
68,000
he called occasion in that of his followers about 200. was rally
meeting he could
mass
a
recent
myself beggars nothing move
his
all
the Like Cardinal1 Bishop Manning, has publicly of Madrid condemned the attitude -of the Italian Government of the towards the Pope and the articles to the clergy. Penal Law new referring minister that the Italian It is rumoured
.
avoid
Madrid has been instructed for an Spanish Government the of the Pastoral which
ask
to
at
against
to
the
Pere
Rome,
at
proceediug
of the of Missionaries Holy Society 1848 to that Heart of Mary, united in Holy Ghost, and specially devoted jrltbe of the negroes. the to Evangelisation received lie The son of a Jewish rabbi, and enterod baptism at the age' of 22, He died in Paris in 1825, St. Snlpice. in
the
thinks
whj
is
the
that
near
reported
and
who is supposed to be Khartoum, be Edmond O'Donovan, Stanley, may of the London the brilliant correspondent killed by Daily News, who was reported O'Donovan the Mahdi's troops. Rossa, friend, of Edmond ai&ald O'Donovan, of "It would be Jike one sayS; from his re Edmond's freaks. Letters —
latives
hope
us
fell
he
that'
Jiving—
that,
the he war, carried away." The
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New
Catholics
ktJniversity, literature,
principal in voice I
have
they is
instead was
in
still
some
the
to
reason
land
of the
of being killed taken prisoner
in
and
Freeman's
its
-is appearance create a considerable world. and literary
York
Freeman's
Journal
that Mr. generally, although Dame F. Egan goes to Notre the chair of English to take be the will to lie continue editorial
controlling Journal.
writer,
the
and course
to
have a of the
National Library of Australia
certain doubtless stir
to
he,
Vincent than
where
they
requested The latter at
and
granted
once
;
he will
client
will
free
bring yon have the joy
yourselves."
much ters,. he continued,
moved,
into the prison, of setting yonr And as the Sis
.withdrawing, "Do not the way to forget have this Whenever palace. you any to ask from favour me, the door will be of mercy." Catho open to you, angels lic Times.
took some out of her money counted it over and again and found she had only nine
you the
and
fresh
face,
he pale, kindness. "Take
added
pay your above all
debt at your
with
it
don't
the
charm of
it
her
is
My My
father
dead,
is
name
said
service,"
the
is
the gods punishing from Tbe idols Fooehow. in that ware temple city
reported of a certain those appealed to be revenged
who by persons their enemies.
to oi.»
supposed
were
of
'to
death
cause
desired to
a
child
this, -to
at
once
by of
the the
gave be arrested and
fect
was
carried wairant,
idols
in
province, orders that
not
is
ness
it
this
country it
in living doubt no
But
long.
taught
painter at your
I
?
hearing were they The pre the decree
punished. instructed to see out, and armed wi tb the Vieei oy 's he weut to the 'temple and had
when his
father of this
little
paint
Margaret
as
girl.-
read
Come, written
master
seek
this
what Can you
;
handing
the
read to
plate
#
morose
life, and obliged early he had left fortune, native to land, to come
own
His younger had remained
in Bale their birth place ; he had died there in the greatest misery without the potter able to help him in being any way, leaving whereabout whose been able to find
the
as
it
rolls
waves
its
little
girl,
never
'
poorest
property lord
Mr.
II.
bed
a
the
on
wretched
at
had
of
course
and
rapid
over see
art, as
a
child,
out.
the
tumble
lazy fellow asked the
only Staub
"
bordered
well
an
of
fine
sand,
bank
left
either
on
the Doubs transparent a
by miser
side
down
who
These the
houses.
occupied habitations, people of the suburb, of a rich and avaricious Durand
let
you
narrow
them
by
the
were
land out
at
without even very high rents thinking of doing anything to make them more comfortable and healthy. It troubled him little what and very sufferings sickness were the poor by brought on his conscience this sordid carelessness ;
had fashioned in
which
Divine
for
itself
a
philosophy the
the Charity by taught Redeemer no fourid place.
'
.
1
of his loneli and irritable temper had not been An affection. family
very his
able
to look
approached
to think
by in
has
painting. "
has
was
may lane
over is there who my apprentice at us with astonishment instead staring of colouring his his and writing pots m ottos." The arid ashamed boy, displeased, took brush crimson up his colouring
question.
temper Margaret,
interpreted
Chapter
and .you
probably
and
which
his Switzerland, a trade. France to learn also an brother, artist,
;
those
can
involun
so
distrust,
for if he was because his
;
orphan
neither
painter
your a
you
smile
began
softened
for
of Roberts it the name ; because I dp not belong to and that I have not been
doubt
no
forced
curtseying
a
forgiveness
!
to
They
whom them to were against prayers the Tartar directed. Recently military -commander died suddenly, and the idea the people thai he had got abroad among been slain The Viceroy
do
a
Staub
to
girl I
was
was
the ap
at
glance beg his she had
to
if
Following father
your know
!
joy;
a
watched as he the child she were If away. my child, he how light work would my thought to earn and and what be, happiness for her save
from
gracefully.
Ah
with
word single hands of pressed the and then went away,
any favourable. The potter
dispensed
Robert
Margaret
employ
with
beaming utter
to
without
yourself returning, knew nor your abode, your name, nor the occupation of your parents. " We live Rue du Lavoir No. 143.
he
will satisfied
'
as
is
was
as
under
can
said
young have
from
I
reproach upon him. brought hid his jealousy' Baptist
halfpenny
potter. and pleased my well
some
at your it is very,
tarily
the
very
buy
went
twopence
well,
might
you
delf,
nervous
a
prentice for the
:
"That
child
casting
little
her hand the which she owed He surprised
he' said, and
well, If you would write devices
dishes, be well
will
a.
to
payment. The
and
you
prevent
on
you
so
bird.
a
on
"able not being she of thanks, the old potter
rough
you convenience,
can
to feed
it
one,
When
bird. work
your
age you allowable
so
anyhow
you let
suddenly sort
for
grain
of the
chose
offered
that, my dear child," well worth the other this piece of money to
.
turned with a
arid
taste,
he went
is
to paint proverbs
by
praised
good
anything, warehouse,
end of the vase varnished
like and
touched-
and
the the
of
Take
this
—
case
saying
the
,
were
without
"
But air He
her.
reassured cleverness
an
thinking
mistake.
a
soori
the
ferocious
so
astonished
her
for
pretty her.
girl, quite, confused, and the potter with gratitude with her cup. ran away "She not return" will certainly said the potter to his workmen. at the end of a few Nevertheless back in came holding days the child
per-?
and
her to
the potter.
of lily
trembled
Master then
child
with
latter
made
had
pleased
some
against
the
take
:
and -you
she
thanked
listened to their with the mission, story and to then kindness, replied greatest " How can 1 refuse to them anything noble which the zeal such suggests to the heart ? Follow this thoughts official
for
continued
bunches
with
Margaret
the forgotten quite when the little of the bird story girl at returned the end of five days to her the fetch Not cup. slightest Master Staub flaw could be seen in it. asked twelve sous for the mending.
sleeping." The
to
an
allow
to
rough
terous person have owned it The apprentice and at air that
was
!.
alternately himself.
against had not
Then
of his sen the pulace, of.the audience
went
poor He
little
Paul hear
de they
but
;
this
on
so entwined, deftly and more dex an older than Margaret might with pride. at the flowers looked,
that
artistic,
such a whim bird, No I will not It is better to be
potter
and
answered
of the lower-class, says Fremdenblatt was con lately demned to death for a trifling misdeed. man was the father of Tbe unfortunate No sooner did the Bisters eight children. tence
one
flower
a
Come,
garland mixed bindweed so of the valley
pence halfpenny. "There are two pence halfpenny with fear. missing said the little girl " I see that very well," roughly
Vienna
of Bt.
the
again
to destined the religions
in
me
a !
grumbling
pocket,
Mussulman
A
the
A curious
of a number has passed into the hands have formed them of gentlemen who Journal Pubselves into the Freeman's the conduct will lishing Co., and who of and without change policy, any paper investment of capital as with such an will make it worthy of Catholic support. and to to its It is readers, gratifying JVlaurice
eloquent
almost
is
it
keep
time
The
on
as M. Renan himself. occurred of the work the value may be from the polemical and of view point claim that a the writer's friends' it is of the sceptical complete refutation pro duction which suggested it—learned and
Sultan.
Rossa
O'Donovan Pasha
White
Dominican
Whatever
of sanctity.
odour
made
—
Semaine Beligieuse. Venerable of the the process the founder of the Liobermann,
Pere
would
narrates
has
Bishop
work
nearly by giving her
little
paint
-
you, give her your place." whilst the mas rose Baptist sulkily, ter was the, colours. settling Margaret sketched the outlines of a first lightly blue on It was the plate.
But
This
to
try delf.
one poor alms again! than be duped. to Neverthe it if I had given her my vase, have me not harmed very
less,
the same and subject ; who paid a the Dominican, lengthened visit to the some time Holy Land ago lias a made as careful study of the the events which he localities in which
explanation
Beatification is one which of Archdiocese
the
interests the says
specially Paris, This is
fatuous
the
Didon,
ftenan's
the
of there
causes
in quibbles the charges justifying Mr. Parnell.
paint apprentice
"
she
these of themselves come to try to
deprive they
is
give harsh
has completed his loug-expected preacher Lite of Christ," and the manuscript is. in the hands of the printer. It is more meant M.as a to reply particularly
issued.
Among
like
legal
the hand brush from and without hesitat
the
of the
was
times.
to pity. to interest
one
herself when
journals threaten order to
Then
'
much. And
raise
:
ing wrote. to "Providence the wind tempers the shorn lamb." Master here. is a Bravo! Baptist, child who can give you a good lesson" exclaimed with a and Staub, jovial accent. triumphant " As can write so well and so you he continued address appropriately" the little who stood abashed ing girl in presence of the confused apprentice,
when
he, I
"
door,
can !
of the Several with pretentions
leading Times the
I.
better
for
beginning,
other
Chapter
the
to
"
city,
took
a pretty plunder well merchandise! Ah. you can my if aflord to pay for it, you people, you I deny myself a dog can feed birds. its food would cost me because nearly half as much as that of one of my I reserve children it is a ; pleasure
jury, in
spelling the boy
at
French J.
making
join
a
the
continued
shut
they try The Sun that as way, to the prospect of having pay heavy becomes more to the likely damages the Commis prefer Times, they would and discusses at some sion to the trial, of the case. the legal leuglh aspect
of his glory. of New York mayor
shorn
said, he looking sideways the lazy fellow he never ; one d oes anything Tell me, little else, could write a under you proverb on the that sheepfold represented dish ? for a moment reflected Margaret in
or
WORKSHOP.
Really"
had
Parnell
taunting redress throw obstacles has uo doubt
from
THE
stated.
as
mistakes
.
all the American leading Nearly of the Times the tactics papers coudemu in shirking to tace'the Mr. issuewhich has raised before tbe Scotch Puruell declares Herald The New York jury. did not that after what hiuting they
to
here
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udge
PAINTER'S
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either
DAUGHTER.
under the Lordship
proceedings Iris afforded
change
to.
Lan
the
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a
.
sufferings
John
Mrs.
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deeply
Sunday.
recent
a
Roman Catholic BishopO'Dwyer, to the has given his adhesion Limerick, Dr. O'Dwyer has always Land League.
reason
the
to
to that has just been promoted of a motion Catholic the
who
rank
has Order in Ireland as P. Slattery Com-/
'
Major-General the Belgian e,
.
Franciscan
The
on
is
their
was
trouble After
full a a investigation was sent to the who Viceroy,, report orders that the idols should be gave their bodies cast into a pond, beheaded, and their for ever to temple sealed up the them from troubling preyent peace of the town in future.
Catholic
'
United
Fo
the
Tribune
'
are
of
editor
Rudd,
It
i'andwick
who
to
write
to
.
of Cardinal Morau, request Rev. Dr. Higgins, of Meath, the Right of has been appointed Bishop auxiliary his Holiness the Pope. Sydney, by The Dr. Moore, Bishop Right Rev. has purchased in an of Ballarat, Italy for altar marble, composed of Cavrara Patrick's in his diocese. Cathedral \"5t
Church
the
Catholic
were
see
not
be able hereafter.
they and
.
presents.
whom
respectively,
<
should
both of M-.S.H,. and deacon priest
Vitale, ordained at the
that
so
.
'of
one
Father
put out,
-
Pope's At
with bring marble altar,
Rev..
all
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the
valuable Jubilee
a
to
were
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him
eyes
All
:
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.
Sydney
of.
bishop
Cardinal-Arch
the will
their
"
read
Margaret
fifteen
.
Eminence
His
These were of idols arrested. wood and about 5 ft. high. Before being before the prefect brought for judgment
Dr. Navarre, Bishop will leave Sydney His diocese. for his new very shortly will be accompanied Lordship, by the Rev. Father. M.S. tl., and. the Fromm,
The Right Rev. New of Guinea,
-
sum
.
has been subof £12,500. in Kerry of towards the erection scribed Memorial Church. Aus the O'Connor contributed tralia £5,500. The
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house
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farmiug
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good
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his
summer
of
early
old age. When and fed
his
cattle
in
life
are
winter
it
to acting according" a merciful says that to his beast." When he is seen
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and
poverty
uuu
newspaper it
shows
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encourage
the
formation
cobbler
of rings.
is
the
not
wisest
the
mind
thing
you
as
the
the severest don't seem
criticism,"
know
to
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a
may mane. two ordinary
first
it. 0
was
seaman,
goou
to make
sailors
is
purchase
who
just
that
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my
said busi
last," in
starting
bee stiugs are a cure But what is good for
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a
he
can
start
what
in
easily'
do
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over
on.
cure,
have
'
his
collector.
the
the largest
is ;
now
.
should think
heaviest,
though.' the He
probably
is.
look
is
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collector's
He
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points with in
Gentleman
every
must
one
day; country for
was
more
house
a
mental
the
but
;
looked
porcupine of all to
so
with."
elephant
you
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pie.
hands
his
lay
asks Zoologist animal ?' diving
give
a it
into and
stairs,
other
the
informed
up
you believe " ?" Oh yes
over
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breaks
steals
to
to
of
part
crust.
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led
no
burglar
accounts
ing
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a
else
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"
have
I
has
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smiles,
any
about
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all must
for conceited pity think their' they carry with them.
never-
because
dispense the. upper
as
a
soon
wheat harvests will show European a total of from 60,000,000 to deficiency He thinks bushels. '120,000,000 that increased
a
;
uQvllUttuwd
the
a
wives
takes
tar-tar.
can
the
the
after
it
a
fail,
is
well-known n
iuuubvio
in
a designed to injury to himself. greater find fault because they are enough to find anything else.
men
Society
season,
that it is less cruel than to sceptical the animal to grow these weapons allow of injury to other stock with which they
penned up. the Mr. Harris,
of drink
did
ever
Asiatic
with
horns start there is less time tba.i pain and less risk at this The to later. objection only possible is on the score of cruelty, dehorning and experience convince the most will
are
be
is
than
without
I've
over
before
dehorning growing
loan
uncertain
so
more
man
people, comfort
fail;
The
a
?
beestings? The man described as being when asked to take something, a remarkable mouth.
as to much begin grow thin, from the attempt loss will result to give start after once them a new they begin
to
stand
can
industry rounds
ness.
after be to
gradually
commence
in
chants
doing.
most
"
small
;
is
Silence
but
to
summer
the
growing
to
/
a -much watering distance can be covered without greater but the most careful and ; injury mature in a driver is neces judgment make to forced drives sary long, hot without to horses during injury weather. is essential that stock be It young care
left
scholar
for
fit
aq
for
the
that
no
lucky
but
up
a,
the
taken
horses during and frequent
deal
success.
now
for
gait
his cows expects must after look to food and shelter.
man
both
are
another
less one-sixteenth in condition in in weather. cold
does
it
and collars
multitude.
No
as
animal
au
than diary
If
bank
of
Be
kerosene may
advantage.
put
Care
;
face or eyes. With these instruc and a little, tions, the man perseverance, must be careless indeed who cannot free his premises from rats.
to
drive
insert pieces soda into the
the
to
The foot
business—
great
infant
Nothing
it
springing
off,
be poured on down cut the them.
profitable comfort
its
will they forsake the entirely As to handling premises. caustic soda, it should not be touched the with un gloved hand should : and care ha t.nken when breakingit not to let it spark on
are
a
choirs.
The greatest
sun
make
better
in
persist cut
they
but
pots,
delivery—Cuffs
a
a
Some
a
to make
is
his
change
rushing
is
There
baby's.
-The walk is than any other.
ofv art
man.
sports
will
work
laundry.
an
ladder
;
train to harness and the colt train him to walk' fast. colt with fast the a walking
the
If
has
a of pour quantity the ground around, it time to in. Rats are giving dry exceedingly cunning and, if they find to themselves liable burned get severely when about their favorite running
the
Can called
hic
for
the
door
it
skin,
weeds
beehive.
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—
can
a
There
you
warm
to
from
suffering
sugar
remove
out
by
requires
food
should be taken to keep them Where the ground is under
care
a
being
;
dogs
as
destroy
soil
will
liquid is also
remedy
will
the
The
—
cannot.
the church
are
to
is
pound of candles. reweak The hospital
the
A polished from
nausea.
which
food
player's.
or
v
ounces of to twelve by adding flower water six drams of common and six drains of powdered borax.
quantity
or stones around, their and cannot get blistered they remove the solid to pieces. Exposure the air the surface of the soda keeps wet. But before the always long are melted tli8 entirely pieces away rats will have forsaken that hole. As
wetted
of
lump
a
the
not
only,
excellent
acquired
fast as be used
from
scratch the fluid
iuui
considered
is
of
as
any dryIt is in a caked state, salter. and can be broken easily small up into pieces large enough to push into the hole used Melt some in an or iron by the rats. stone ware and pour it into the vessel, the rats may not scratch holes so -that them When the rats come to the away. of the hole and smell mouth the soda,
They
vapor an
hum
greatest
Quite a
ouisicivnb ten hens
upon
Where
runs
;
tin
ball
is
As
soda is It is cheap. not The rats do not die poisonous. the but they leave Cream premises. caustic in strength, be can soda, 70deg. in
daily
wash
saddle, Hitch animal.
Caustic
purchased
of
cook
never
which .;
so
A
restore
will
bone
bottle,
profit
their feet much the worse
blister
them,
holes
varnish
brightness. of good ground is
of
pint
a
pay.
leopard
for
in
weight—
The art
known
is
their
Applied
RATS.
all
of what
to
day
weak
or
Fishers.
—
sweet
Light News
HOUSEWIVES.
cough and ordinary
elder soda
the habit brau and
Ham,
.
not
does
prove
droopy
recuperate them ; a' food and onions should
anli
Net proceeds
paintings
ten drops considered A burn made
con
laying
ports.
coat
picture and oil
nens a
corked.
ElATING
OF
soda.
runs
lick
them.
TO
HORSES.
the
(©irfca
Cooked and feeding. turnips and is with ground corn oats, potatoes excellent. form said to Earache in any is be relieved the ear quickly by filling from with chloroform an un vapour
round, side the are better
a
to not
will
sufficient.
liberal
The
minutes. brickbat
are
to
of each
ful
teaspoon
white
on
ounce
elsewhere
RESTIVE
a
simple,
is
thin
grain
to just he knew thing off the himself had been lying
'
advance
like
of
study
a
of the people with livelihood the
write
A very French
iOl
not
as
they
more green be given to are too them, or, if they much purged, little a chalk powdered and bone flour in soft their food— «a
benefit
earn
HINTS
original An
on
haunts
a
movements
latest
papers
which merciful
is
subscribing
that
next
picking where he
down
they
from
are
summer,
man
paying it
implements
Scripture,
has made
the
any philosophy
chromos
-
if
work shows
his
over
as
tail,
head. than horses.
these
use
his
in
and
that
house
brickbat
a
horse's
was
caustic
use,
When
he
Lay
out.
covered
hung
The
it.
hens
some
of
none," his
we
of which frequently of the stableman the horse, i he
DESTROYING
him, it driving be driven from good and that he will resolutions, certainly work his way to prosperity. When his hoer- Den is boarded outside and in, shows that he is "going it the
-
nra
But
eating take corn meal eggs, enough of for one and equal feeding, parts to warmed make the enough vinegar meal wet enough for the hens to eat. Mix and feed it, to the heps. together,
in day, shows that the day the in of breaking
him
see
in
burning
break
who
for
It
'it.
require
EGGS.
position, the best
but
;
seen
the
ends
CURE
If
PROSPEROUS
are
by
back, on the
hang
effective.
cleverly of the
floor,
TO
PARMER.
When lights before house
most
the
of the behaved
not expensive, will last for years, keeps the grain a current of dry by admitting from mice, and is protector air, weevils, and other vermin.
A
thrust cow's tail
ttimnlo
for unconsciously had sluug horse and our caught
stand is made by putting a timber frame upon about 1ft. or 8in. supports A stand of this kind is above ground.
OF
is
into the eyes he was currying
stable
stack
SIGNS
to
old
an
her
over
shoe
to
is
so
up grow, and in
chicks needed
is
care,
TIRED
WRITER'S
A
have to Never
:
it.
the grass to keep hens healthy
and this will facilitate the eye rest, to He has made his suggestion work.' the and in each case has received many, thanks of those who have been benefited
worth
stones
or
logs with
cover
t3ir?A
ballast was that
the
.
to place
and.
rope the horse-
stableman end the
certainly A thick of straw is foundation saving. better and a better than nothing, plan is
thrown
tail,
flipped when
of the
is
it
piece The
the
lively
is
growing
of rope tied wire hook of the part
in grow scratched
or
best to have
is
it
to have enongh When yards are
large
allow
paper if A sheet or card can you get yellow paper. same shade on the wall of the placed assist in the over the desk will giving
a
this
yard
dition.
EASE
pen
during
JLo
shed attack a
will
A gentleman
the of cannot fate help remembering " the stableman iu Max Adder's Out of the This luckless Hurly Burly." mortal had to cleau a horse which had a
-
worcn
tail
spread if possible. skins thus
confined
are a
the grass trodden
and
;
in
little
will
hook.
a
bushy
a
often
with
by mixing
wheat, from
It
the the
nnrinaif
to short-sighted policy after all the expense of any grain it and carting it to the stack cultivating while if has been is incurred, grain
stack. loose
a
allowing
the
upon adopted,
into
end attached horseshoe.
her
in
—
with
Apply
side
EYES.
also prevent in the milker, is easily beht at is piece of wire
A
one
The
stacks
dry
water.
fowls
If them
quantity and add'
When
who
preventing
which
one
impatience
some
of practice bare ground", so be avoided. should generally Even in a dry season the sheaves next are and fre the ground damaged, several tiers of sheaves are quently more or less The affected. injuriously than loss of grain is more generally would for a stack and the pay stand, of much larger a is sample quantity
Stack
building
and
milking,
into and
for
any instance)
flesh
the
to
take
much
as
weevils
TO
SAFEGUARD.
arrangement from whisking
cow
rope net in the load through the
be used to raise in in carting
employed
ropes grain.
COW-MILKING
A
—
can
for
the eye says,
on stack lifted to the of the derrick. Derrick forks operation but the cannot be worked upon sheaves, can be used a net rope system by which a of the work of handportion The can be economized. pitching or elevator used in stack derrick spar is
use,
lories
.derrick
means
No
For pint,
on
skin
—
to have to be handrpitcbed on sh&aves and in or the framed waggons, drays also have to be pitched mbst cases they On the Pacific off the stack. upon coast of the loose " headed" America from to is transferred the waggon grain the
the
a
-
jfchvm,
animals. than you will a week.
best .can
know
will you get my coat I shall be for ever in to debted Taylor: Oh, if that's you. it won't be done. your game, bus not spoken to A Chicago woman her husbandfor and he three years,
done
If
:
by Saturday
I
wants
a
tude
what
A
divorce.
writer
says
draw
can
It
ought
It
twenty to
is
that
not
ingrati
?
is
go
on
buttle that an ordiuary times its own weight. the road as a theatrical
star. woman
Compassionate in
the
Union army, the I always honour your prisoner,
capacity
?
were
:
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brave.
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were
you ?
you
Well,
What :
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who to
wanted
his'
his on
host,
ot
boots
I'll
It
to
said
is
winged This is
every year.
but
tent, ment
if
last
be a rule of nature that insect shall die within to a certain ex consoling
would
it
this
be
better
a
mosquitoes
year's
the
doctor.
And
"
You
sick
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will
man,
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grave?" "
brokenly, I will things
I
:
to
to
little
enjoy."
bequeath Have
wife."
my that down ? Lawyer Benedict On conditions shilling'
Poor much
have
and
afternoon,
children.
Benedict
Dying
die,
Sunday
every take the don't they
you
every got
Dying
Yes.
:
that'slie
:
within
But
a
why
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which
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manner
in progresses and cleverly nnd give it
a
human
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intelligence
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it.
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says
you
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that
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have
couldn't
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pause).
it."
us
:
the winter and in the shovel balks me. to
a
pie
I
persisted execute
"When
a iti
it's
all
?
man
at
.
thing
as
boy,"
said,
and attic
"I
on
to
took
Sunday
practice
in
full
by sud
I was play, for old sent by the gentleman. denly said my father 'This is conduct,' pretty ' of pious for the son employment pretty on to be sawing boards Sunday parents, loud euough to be heard by the morning,
myself.
.your
;
fallen
but.I
you
know,
getting
it
is,
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to
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at
want
to
me
saloon
palace
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is
in
to
hurt
a
"
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it
people enough ad-vice.
young
aud
them,
for That's
sir.
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kind
one
strikes
that
are
with
had out
notorious which
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to
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write
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like
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reside
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N.B.
under I cannot License, in less quantities than —
I
As
sell
ply gallon
ot
the sup
Wines any any Ale or Porter. Differ named or classed Wines ently can be supplied in one gallon one bottle of each if require ed the same to applies Spir its and to Beer Pilsener Ale, bottles or Bass's Ale three of each can be sold but say, three bottles of Ale and three of Porter, tor instance, are not allowed one to be sold as gal lon of Beer.
illegible
year.
new,
would not
small
is
a
there
being no Barbara
GUGEKI.
and
she
had Bhe
life
earlier
her. as
It others
is
bronchial
a
wise from
was
ailments arose and digestion, could be cured
affection. that these stomach
to see disordered
enbugh tiie
and the
that others
probable
that the
with
the main trouble would leave soon
if
her usual
-
disease
began symptoms;
do, bad the of sour breath, rising and the faintthroat, oppression of the stomach, loss of sleep, ness at the pit coated dull bad taste in the tongue, eyes, became chronic and mouth, &c., and finally
headaches,
fluids
—
A.
albeit
ignorant, In
poverty.
Although
—
P.
not
was
asthma
Barbara
—
in
her not hopeless through being able to The that states any remedy. Inspector had
been
day
one
under
but to made
years,
medical effect.
no
In
treatment this strait
"
:
on
going no
it
or
she
the
.
I am dure
find she
following touching appeal I have been swallowing Inspector months. do me no for They good.
to the medicines
I
from
longer,
worse
to
I feel There
that
be dead. is make of yon give me Curative Seigel's Syrup; a and failure If it proves die in and make will peace shall
in
,
last bottle
it
is
my
does
me
no
can
week
a
one a
:
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I
worse,
en two
or
1
reguest
of Mother only. no
more
hope.
good I to
expense
1J
utvjjurtisn.
It Mother
seems
great
cures
ike
.
and
course
of
been about
able
was
a
few to
to
a'
of
true
Mother who
Seigel's were just
Seigel's chemists
The. asthma
ill.
were
no
disease
abated, soon
be
Syrup
than
more
(indigestion and it now as
and himself, witnesses
ready Curative
aud than
distance, health
better
taken
first
her
dyspepsia), rapidly that will Barbara as the hearty Inspector of the hosts of living
hale and be one to
to save to perish. Syrup is
the the orf
and medicine vendors, by all A. J. White, Limit by the proprietors, E.G. ed, 35, Farringdon Road, London, sale and
\
the
cases
taken.
already
considerable
enjoying
seems
Mother
of in
that days, out of bed, but to move get the aud had taken house,
and
of power thousands
read
Syrup
of
one
to find, in the she had not only
which
bronchitis,
symptoms
and the
by
medicines she had astonishment their
actually she was
since and
Almanacks
of
Syrup
outside
journeys
hold
got
the lone woman pitied poor her how petition, believing, would as proved as useless
granted
was
had
wrought
hers. The Board
What
alphabet
she
Seigel's
the ever, the other !
as
or
she
She did
way
from
—
of all. This man was till short a time He had the ago, clergyman. distanced all in the race, -competitors time because he had most to probably held cultivate the art and his hand was
old
under extremely
laid the foundation for Chronic and and out of this Dyspepsia, other as sprung complaints age and infirmities crept apace upon her.
some
jt.
the .very acme of illegibility. he has now a formidable competi and that is the policeman. The
old
an
ago came
was
and that
Mr.
by
the Inspec Shetland Is
somehow obtained the of a fair advantage and this, added to native shrewdeducation, enabled her to use ness, good judgment in her situation and state of to own respect she had suffered health. long
one
Spirits,
worst
hand, every
She
in and
place, the of a pau occupied position The from out. trouble which dated back In many years. more prosperous days she had
bodily Barbara fallen into
J
-J
told
Smith,
miles distant, institutions in
necessarily per living she suffered better and
—
such a risk.' These drive and others us to cultivate of bad hand-writing, and we honour the man who has very properly the got to the top of the tree and writes
Parliamentary
few
a
would
nlft'irlv
incident the short
"
that likely of any kind. but on mainland,
care
parochial
mistaken
for address or a commercial cor or a Government servant of course,, batter and bruise letter,
pathetic called
look
not
the
on
land
had
unknown
an
did
it
need
long
shudVfW
and
ill,
sarcasm
again,
yet
Gray
poet
named Barbara woman, the notice of the Board.
writing
covert
men,
the
Indigestion
Gallon
is
Request.
annals of the poor," is simple John of J. R. one Micklejohn, tors of the at Lerwick, Foor, lands. He says that time some
in
ami
class,
Dying
and
amusing
what
—
for
they A writer said lb
the
for
A Pauper's
T4T AS the largest and best assorted stock of Wines and Spirits of any house in the Hotel and Private Colony. Families the latter supplied under the License. Gallon Terms Cash. Country orders should be accompanied by a or P. 0. O. Price Cheque List on application.
striiggforlifer."
and behead every rather than run
more
posi
'»
are
respondent, We mqst,
But
a
you.
Merchant.
Spirit
they might fearing for people who make their living by it." would be dreadful, and This, of course, it is to be avoided at all hazards. Fancy
tor,
from
Street,
and
Wine
will
-
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Howick
counte
yet,
found
been
and they never in the phrase.
aloft
bar
There never
the
am
Others go in for size, the page is their maximum; and if remonstrated with are found to bo under the delusion that size necessarily includes The greatest com legibility. these men can receive is to 'be pliment
'
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English
is
to
three
!
of milk." I know have iu the you I thought me.
excuse
GUGERI,
motives the art
song. he
P. A.
:'
river
like
Tend
glass milk
"Your
—
hasn't think it
journalists generosity
have
steel
offer
a
—
book."
taken being by lawyer's clerk,
social
that
risk
of
man
me.
(with
man
Well, sale
Big
that
was party a song. He replied that tell a ..story, and then, if in their he demands,
a
a
a
a
character"
size
my
to
week." What do you
dols.
Omaha World. Chicago." " See here, waiter, I asked you
and
people ; ho there is no mistake no -matter how about, many mistakes there are about what lie writes with it. Some with this uieu, view, delib'ei take the stump of an old ately and sketch what looks like the map quill
in
like
such
of
name
a
My,
"
;
dftp
T
am.
mowing lawns, I just crave actually and nature continually
man
delights
has
am
luck.
my
ma,
way,
"
like
any thiug publisher
one
that
at 500
do?,'
language. of the best Paris papers is the fashion nowadays in Paris to call " certain men young struggforlifors." These young it are the men, appeals, unfortunate youths who have to struggle to make a living. Things English arc the fashion in certain Parisi very much and accordingly an circles an English in
told
I
pooi __
"that,
siiiging, into went
I When
am;
1
feel
summer
young urged to sing he would, first
morning
1
mis
snow, Have you the house ?
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lessons
ii
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French the lavish enrich the
of
apple ?" -Three Be papa." Papa: I'.U and if .ask mamma, didn't ask her I'll whip Did ask a you story. Truly, papa, I asked her:
telling
mamma
mamma
"Yes,
now.
careful,
u
-
you
ask
Did you
:'
saw
the
am
know."
sort
will
it
;
Papa if
nance) much have.
going
child
immediately sixpence to swallow it as it is. tries Give just con man a and he prudeutly sixpeuce before attempting verts it into a liquid to swallow it.
I'
"
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simple a
Never
see,
to
ought
this
That is correct.,' I have come, sir,
"
that
recreation
which a motives, cynic would term to mako a conceits, tending cultivate bad hand writing. man The foremost of them- is the desire to impart
being
very Take
illustrated. a
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and
—
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picnic.
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"To Professor what do honour of this call ?" "I understand that Stranger you can talk in forty yet the languages, a college pays you only 100 dols. week for your services." the
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whisky
tucky
name
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PERTH.
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of the FUNERALS
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Funeral
POST.
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attended
by
telegram
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Coaches
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at
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kept
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Andrew,
.
LINSEED,
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OF
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and
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will
from V. buying stock having a large
by
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Spectacles.
customers
collecting,
PERTH,
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&c.
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—
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Cups
on
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Proprietors Counties
rates
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&
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of
Ageucy1
Assurance
and
its kinds, of testi and lls Medicin
9d.
Australian
Australian
blood
Skin
Sores of all Thousands
West
—
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Alberts
Rings
spurious
are
BROWN&ALLEN,
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are
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
Leon tines
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Ladies'
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description
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remedy.
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and
of Jewellery the colony: (capped and
years'
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and
infallible
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of
cure
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Wines
the
first-class
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and Healing Properties the World. throughout
Searching known
stock.
Teas, Sugars Flour. ask6
and
of
stand riding teed for two
are
Best
selected
stock
and in Levers
description
ciality.
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—
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lery,
Corrugated
back
best
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full
;
HAVE
hand
on
Adelaide,)
PERTH.
STREET,
the
always
Jeweller
Street,
reduction made considerable Boarders. VSf.CM daisaa
A Stock
A ccommodation and Boarders.
Fr Class for Travellers
Is.
for office
per
9d.'per
the
of
street,
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dozen. dozen.
Rev.
"
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