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the
Sahara.
necessary narrow very
Now,
formed,
"
which
is
the
of
in them finished." of Sahara
being
a
the house
!
a
Order,
;
parts
appeal. con and they will complete the pucific Sahara." of the quest " are there1 ?" Mow many answered my ap The number that I have ac but of these was 160, peal witln 50 to They begin only cepted 15. will be here on January They ate of to come induced not by the love I shall not for pay them ; nor by gain, for their of an easy life, the attractions and will be made life up of privations sustained But they come by hardships. of sacrifice a idea, by the spirit
grand which makes I
install
shall
-
uncultivated been found,
has
water
to cultivate will aud'I to-morrow, or to These Khwdns, you. to the become accustomed will of be trained to the culture will
it
brethren,
have
will
they and
Come show
of
piece
a
which
in
land, and
On January 15, them in the house which I shall write over which " Allah, or Cod's Mouse.'
apostles.
them, awaits Bitthe name I have bought
see
it.
me
climate, the Sahara,
and to gardening, which where there is water, productive of the date palms, and" also to the care of the the riches oases. form which also will study the languages of is
very
They
and of the
the Sahara
to be trained have to defend "
What
manner
because
live will "They baked iu the Arab
the
wide
trousers will
also
avoid
the
terrible
work havo
will
round
sand
two
and
carried In
the
by
summer
the they
and night dormitories
For
day.
will
the ankles. in order to
veils,
the
loaves
They
Tpwaregs
wear
during
the
during
and
fashion.
of the desert.
will
and
food,
dates
on
of the fastened
tnnic
They winds
may
?"
life
wear
will
they
themselves." be their dress,
will
of
Sondan, and
arms,
enormous
sleep they without
rooms,
which you will see to-morrow. furniture, feet from the. floor of "two At a height a kind of round walls runs the there on a sleep they will dais, upon which have no mattress. They will simpleor iu.orderto eat, chairs tables, and, havo to squat like the Arabs." they will " will remain at How they long Biskra
?" "Fifteen of months mise
but
hood, If they
15
they twice
will
a
no
pronounce
vows.
engagement to
remain,
and
'
right
to
then, they and establish
months,
the
which the community, At the end of keep them.
leave
longer have South
will
set
out
themselves
for at
find water. may themselves, they entirely Here, left an establishment will create agricultural the midst of the desert. in They will divided into five bo 50 in number, of farmers, one of masons, one groups, &c. have of one hunters, They will and one of them two missionaries with who are slaves, the physicians, negro the art of ransomed by me, and taught I founded the house which in medicine If this 15 years ago. in Malta attempt fresh I shall send out groups succeeds, Sahara to other And, as in the parts. with news surprising rapidity, spreads will the Soudanese the Sahavians and some
where
spot
they to
'
soon
that
know
we
nre
where Houses,' they nursed like brothers, to raise how taught land which, "Have seigneur,
to
them,
leave.
they
promptly
Cardinal In
so
ungeuerous."
Monforeseen, of your military of by the harshness /" become home-sick
not you that many
disgusted pioneers, will desert life, this
Then
'God's building received he when and sick, from a produce will
is
order
may
leave,"
replied.
that
a
the
I
In
it
the
great " They may house like the
National Library of Australia
of
report de
proved
Ros, there
true,
The
Waterloo
Wellington's and that Copenhagen,
Major
long has of
remnant Foot
at
a
Band,
last.
his
strong made
known
tribe,
surrender attacked
village
Indians, fighting
away taken afraid
interior.
running for
to
broke
then took
fight
place,
and
away which
a
hand
to
States'
75
Mr.
troops, while
i
:
!
Dunstan,
I
surrounded
at
present
as
out,
Running
'
animal's him enveloped seemed what
of roofs
tissue or
a
to
be
seemed
vine,
bare, more
or
of
ill."
its
foliage
hue gum
ami that
composed
exuded his
endeavoured it
was
that
Victoria had also
to
cut
with only he succeeded the
in
important sufficient
press
the
Arab forces
station
Arabs
wiLh
at
his
German without command a
proper
at
flag to
his
of
Elder Brother and love." piety and quarrels,
except
final
the
in
He
be
will
"the
directly
to
of
his cases
have
no
sole
spiritual
in
responsible
his
the consideration to will come Probationers on " trial and then may make of obligation of the Brother
six months' the promise hood" for
one
he
renewed The years.
These
year.
annually
five
"
to their the amount according means, of the to be contribution arranged by the and not in any case Warden, to be made known to the other members of the alone The Warden community." will with him the burden of about carry secret. perpetual of in celibacy promise of obligation" the but probationers,
No
made
seems
have
to
but
parochial the week
brother
to
at
six
as
no
of
by
provision
been
house.
and Thev
summer
and
(heir
ftiends,
the
in
in
is
form to be taken
made at for present married it is quarters," an understood that thing be postponed. must Eacli to and do keep a diary, in work. On one evening the Brothers will be allowed
is
visit
visitors
mention
the
"
like
matrimony
the
to will seven
receive aret
ud
in
the
winter.
actually and the
exhaustion. curled twigs
first
financial side of the .under has also beeu well considered. taking The will Brothers contribute the to ol the. expenses weekly community
probably
free,
will
vows
the
for
Treasures.
Literary
about Mr. fingers Duustau's hand, and it no required to free force the member from its slight which left (lie flesh led clinging grasp, The gum and hli.-tered. exuding from
The Pontiff continues to Sovereign out his of placing all the carry plan Vatican at the of the treasures disposal learned and curious of all natious and The are religions. Borgia apartments cleared now of all that is super being
the
fluous
the
German
to
He
due
give
Warden."
pores. Dunstan
difficulty
spots,
from
if
iu
Warden
be
to
duty
viscid
vino
was
of
a
the
greyish-dark
tinge,
and of a disagree adhesive, able animal and nauseat odour, powerful The native who servants ing to inhale. Mr. manifested accompanied Dunstan
im
arriv power. Emin, it seems, at Ukumbi, ed at the end of (September the Victoria whence lie on Nyaiuti, to attack of Arab a camp proceeded in The slave -dealers Masauaa.
the
have been
to
the be expected and prayer-
"an
ull
be
absence
anything
remarkably
an
having sense
in
black,
the fleshy horror and then saw that while stained,
his
naturalist was blood
as staggered the In cutting vine, like sinuous living,
to his instructions communications between He Nyanza and the coast.
the
be
this
severing
To
animal
obey
a
Mr. animal
puckered
or
nearly thick
the the greatest
fibres.
sucked
the
hoisted
he
.
of
entirely
from
knife,
the dog's body the skin appeared
Recall
of Tuesday published The Reichsanger von from Wiseman despatch Major his reasons in the ordering explaining which has caused recall of Emin Pacha much astonishment, lbeso Imperial declares that Emin had Commissioner to
to
admonish
further of piety
example
community
are
meals and observ
of the Brothers, and guide and adviser to give iu their them assistance studies."
of
rope-like The plant,
fibres.
but of a' dark, covered with
Drawing
a
secure
fine
interlacing stems, resembling, than the branches else, anything willow denuded of the weeping
amazement,
neglected
will
order
"
muscular
Pacha's
net-work
perfect
and
at all preside the community,
Brothers special precedence. may skip the novitiate if the Warden approve, as a rule they but will a pass through of probation. The is period Chaplain be a very to it important will person—
entomological
a
will
He aud
the
he
in
Sub-Warden,
to be sufficient by the majority to be referred to the Bishop. grave The Buh-Warden will have a special seat in chapel and meals, but except in
in
engaged
his heard dog cry if in from a distance. agony, to from the spot whence the cries found came, Mr. Dunstan
|
con
ly
swamps lakes of
specimens,
-when
The
will
deemed
of the of a
for
!
and
of
compose decision will
has
hunting
unexplained.
Emin
great
and
in
Brotherhood
will
America in the
finding of the
,
is
the
"
years fauna
was
Brotherhood
published
to the but in department Bishop, all the discipline and things concerning secular of the house is management
Central two the
the
He botanical
Nicaragua.
S
"The
are
and discipline if necessary,
fulness,
have
who
one
that
and, Brothers. to be an
Snare.
in-
of
in
own
naturalist,
growth
singular which
said to are the Indians and 250 women have lost 110 warriors to The A telegram killed. and children of the adds York Ilerald that, New not more whole Indian camp, probably alive. How six children remain than fi met their le and children the women
wounded,
Devil's
own
Warden
ed,
maintain
to
of
see
and
gather-
to
the
action of last. has given per welcomed the experi and accord diocese,
even
his
He pleasure. and meetings
to further these Wissman schemes, him to return as The to the coast.
numerous
returned from recently where he spent nearly and study of the flora relates the country
?
lasted
killed
were
to
Germans
commanded suddenly as quickly might be would seem Government reason for their dissatisfaction.
desper and place,
fights
a
their
also
:
utmost
somewhat
took Wallace was one of these in Captain a on the head with lulled, being struck war-club. On the side of the United
hand
his
doing
Many
half.
a
a
to with Mr. Stokes; with the chiefs and impress negotiate, them the importance of German upon to secure the authority, and, finally, caravan route. when Emin was Then,
;
and
hour
an
as
were
Indians The Indians
with
the estab institutions Church of
Brothers, As Probationers, and Serving who it sociates, Brothers, " shall lead is intended a disciplined common from devotioual, life, separated secular and wholly dedicated pursuits, to the service of the Establishment." will The Warden be appointed by the and hold office at the Bisliop, episcopal
corres
impression that the
is
issue of London to
and
is
the
Chaplain,
with
one
about
of
limits
for
sist
home,
action
talk
"
the
made
the
the
Confusion.
quasi-monastic
of
the iu!es ingly of St. Paul Guardian. The
this
satisfied
altogether
Commissioner's to According
The
about 20 feet only The were them. from troops and were by surprise, completely the another as one of shootiug of the circle centre were in the who
troops,
in
about
reports
within
ment
opinion, German All of
been
persistent
mission,
in
present for the task of opening up the For Wissman had ordered as far south found a station as on the Victoria to Nyanza, harbour the projected a for
resources
Emin
sow
unequal
quite
are
suddenly
soldiers,
not
are
they
the general pondent, i'rom these events
'
had been counted. they made in the was search being the for' concealed weapons, 120 only numbering tho'figh and surrounded by 500 men, at the began firing
until a
the
and Wissman, so far approved
has request send Emin's
a
to
Imperial statements.
|
in and consequence cavalry, exterminated. almost immediately had been The Indian quietly village American Com and the surrounded, to come the Indians mander ordered which their from upon forward tents, and sat in a semi the braves advanced
While
to
has
the
to
were
circle
Berlin
von
that
major
as
the
treacherously of American
troop
a
at
attempt
an
view
A wretched the Big as
by the order
exasperated their arms,
by
and with be seems to that Mr. Stokes discord between
The lishment
is England The. Bishop
communication
There
rearguard. opinion
Emin and Government the
of
loss
steamer German communications
with
the
Wisstnan's
consequent
Difficulty
conflict
expected come
had Emin
to 20, time arming
save
all
greatly
serve
The Indians
who
the injure in the interior. authority to have come this he considers advance too from Emin's eager will
woman.
The
Usongo,
at
arrival
of
Gity
The
account-
Langheld,
von
possible
Indian
his
this
—
is
American
to
it,
for closed open If the substance of food. the blood is drawn and off, refuse then dropped. or
carcase.
of Mr. Emin's
report who leads a
and an attempt revenge, to Lieutenant Langheld prevent them resulted Wanganis from joining circumstance his defeat a which,
we have that satisfactory notice of a the not to write obituary yet the eve of Waterloo on lady who danced off Copen time kicked was some and the how thing back, though hagen's in the to be pompously came published it is not Lady de easy to see. papers, however, have the satisfaction, R os will flatter of extremely of reading a series satis a own of her death, ing notices or to man not often faction given
It
her.
reception animal,
for
horse, threw
ho
once
the adjoining of the pluuder with Together
According
all his soldiers, Watutas were
sent
'
of
an
ou Mr. Stokes, found Lieutenant
our link between another cone special of and the Battle Waterloo; generation 75 years ago, this lady, then in her for, as a 20th took prominent part year, in the historic Lady Georgiana Lennox the Duke of al ball given by her father, at eve the Battle on Richmond, born on September She was Brussels. of 1795, being the third daughter 30, Duke of Richmond. fourth Charles, de in 1824 to Lord married She was reminis Her died in 1874. who Ros, in Murray's Magazine cences, published of singular and were full for 1889, matters other varied interest. Among rode the she often that she records
Duke
Arabs.
given Irishman is
column.
rear
in
ordinarily
in
most
the
that
handling
be torn away only and even of flesh loss of skin, near as Mr. Dunstan could of suction is its power of infinitesimal in number a little which ot suckers,
mouths
seem
—
effect
bad since to the
a
(Stokes,
death of the her 96th would have
the
inscrutable
of
difficulty can
grasp
as but, ascertain, contained
Major
success,
do motives declares
whose
—
little
a
country, belongs the despatch
Death.
DeRos'
brilliant
Wiseman be had
to
am
of this
spite
von
its
with
rifles,
out."
worn
Lady
Dowager Lady year,
ate
their
renew
have the
will
they will
three
is,
year's postulautship Late. They will then make a pro Brother five years in the to remain
novi
no
that and
months;
for
work,
great
quite
of
Report Had
Is
that ?" Eminence your volunteers, who, from they are have auswered my of France, pioneers, They will be military
Brethren
aud
old,
late.
Cardinal,
'Brethren
install
just
The
Religious "No all
the
to
Sahara/
very
:
said
here," fo?
waiting
"
lunisienne
et
Algerienne "I am
wide.
is
for
the
to
owing
;
very to the take yon of the Sahara.' Brethren if I shall see the accom
'
know of this
plishment
with met complete success enterprise a freed several Arabs, he captured in addition of slaves, and took number 100 100 of ivory, waggons, 130 tusks of ammunition. and a quantity
is
door
will
the
I do not
it
enfant, I
.
has
he
mon
To-morrow of house
interview interesting re Cardinal Lavigerie, force which volunteer Revue in the appears
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it
building may be durable, the entrance to make and the exit very
am
1
of
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win
e a
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—
—
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call
full
of
powers, iit'le
horror
greatest
they
"
the
stories flo
about
was
the
of
the
vine,
which
and were snare," of its death-dealing able to discover very the plant, nature of
devil's
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Low"
and
conception he can tear
pleasant readiug of Canterbury. as his Lordship's
earthly of Christianity asunder the
certainly
of
with
which with a skill the Anglican party To Lord almost matches his insolence. in the Divinely-appointed Grimthorpe the law is the civil of Church's terpreter lie in the fact that the glories power who were formerly persons spiritual for members of the Supreme .Court causes
spiritual,
"
were
lowing and a
zealous
one
"
in
year, another.
The
come
chapel
tho
a
lives
;
look without to
lessness combined
has
been able ether
which
language, it
.
(not
called
is
the
is
Cingalese, charma
Geja
of
Lepers
lessons seniors
—
We have
seen
written
letter
a
by
near was built Ileudala, Colombo, by ou a left for the Government property of that a Dutch purpose by lady The money vote for the lepers deseeDt. is this was It a £2,120. year good sum for this but six times the country, if all the amount would be needed
a
in Ceylon missionary from Tartuenade, O.M.L.) (Father the following passages which we extract in The darkest colours which leprosy give no exagger may have been painted It is decom ated idea of it. simply The burial. malady before position and lips, ears, nose, attacks principally The hands and and the extremities. Catholic
:
—
the
feet,
and knees, are One may
elbows
eaten ly who have successive
away.
one
lost
There
lively to you
of
teen
see leperB each other, and tee. finger
is
malady
Other
elephantiasis with flattened
A The the
is
morbidly
poor dilated
to
irritable
heads
ong hurtful What
"
to
all
I say
shall
and
his
One
word
ness
of
is his
to
enough condition frame his.
leper's
"
:
the and and
chapel
or
prayer
hall.
A few,
not
—
Thurles,
December
9.
more
National Library of Australia
am
of yours for I venture more, to
the
last
thirty address a
to
not
will as
if,
an
old
years public
to-day.
you
On
You
—
sure,
memorable
io his occasion, and I were you fresh and hale, unbent by the burthen of years or care, and aglow with the en then Irk»h thusiasm that warmed our while I deliver hearts, you stood by me ed what was at the time, to be thought, a
a
the
just their
been
issued
Irish
by the
the
colouies spent common
whether
but, the of Great ;
in
far-off
Britain, the best of our there lives, ground on which
common
have
allegiance swerved
never
ground
is
again ; by side
Nationalists,
solid
tho
righteousness, devoted ness "We are side
to
and to
our
both and in
called
—
in Holy Ire and flourishing where we have
and has
brightest been one
have stood, from which wo that common we
of
one
that
and
justico
was
allegiance
country. back at once
tho
since and
life
different
of
some
years
God,
support which had
Bishops in
and careers 6ubstance
paths been in
laity
spiritual the most had evei
they
dear
my
Sir T.
W.
The Ancient
Church,
home,
more
Times
an
was
won
England."
most
fellow-subjects. ancient Church uot I do fear
upon,
to
much
Mission
will
He of
that make
the
with
is
anything
Thomas
More to
belonged
If
the
was
a
ich
a
not
too
a
in
sects
all
our
which this
is
do
will
that
well Church moral
of
condition
Mr. Stead Protestants seek to the
the
in
trying
and
social
Indians.
Iudia of the British by the agents de East Indian Robbed, Company. defrauded and ; ceived, slaughtered them that they assured by those around race and have no are a degraded pros but before them extermination, pect used as are catspaws to they to-day from draw American citizens money of politicans. The to fill up the pockets of
us.
to
come
time
of American The number Indians of the United within the limits States The treatment is about meted 300,000. to them reminds one of the barout inflicted the barous on natives cruelty
American civilise them people wish to their but do not understand position, deceived iu and are easily by those find it to charge of them, who do not
Cardinal Fisher ancient Church of to
is
moral
from
all
Real
and
they were he expect
it
of the Catholic solve to the great of the time. question
Italian of our
new
s
help
"The
says:
England
first
the
deduces
or To call the Roman clergy people." Church of this Catholic couutry a new Italian Mission I is, consider, unjust and untrue. The assertion that the "ancient Church of England is with us" is historically I presume incorrect. the Archbishop will not deny that Sir
life
them to join the again would Church of England as by Jaw establish ed "aud the acknowledge spiritual of the Crown, for supremacy
their
interest
such
a3
which had forfeited their lives ? they Is the Church of England prepare-1 to adopt the prayers used in tho preReformation of the the Sacrifice times,
in with, having no difficulty indicating is of what as the solution known the It is this Indian Take the problem. out Indians of the hands of those iu their ruin and place them interested under the care of those who directly
who Croft, iu methods
denying
the seven Sacraments? Mass, to celebrate the feasts, prepared the which for centuries fasts, tho Reformation were kept Faithful ? If not, how can it "
with
the us
descended generation
Is
she j
to
keep
J
before
ancient Church of England ?" I pride myself on being from ancestors who in every VIII, have refrom Henry
civilise
Brondcl
them. and
have had experience which tho ludians
Men Father of
are
the dealt
have j
the be said
by
to
Bishop
:
j
J
stand Irish
the
iu
in the Times of December 20. published The greater of the letter does portion not concern his Grace makes me, but which I a digression consider not only but in incorrect of unnecessary, point and to of fact, insulting his many
is
seems
with
There
when
for per brigade, have history, of the admiration the enthusiastic Protestants." Protestaut qfEnglish
haps the
of It
>
cassocked
The
field.
—
—
single Ireland
1
Croke,
appears
day has of O'Conuell of the Catho a
much to say in the Liberal hardly United Kingdom who does not feel a of to the sense gratitude profound Black Dragoons' whose decisive Pope's Parnell from the Mr. charge swept
that I regret read the observations made by the of with Archbishop Canterbury to tho Roman reference Catholic Church of in Pastoral a England Letter
that
of it
letter
following :
Sir,
thank
we
ranks as
Church."
To-day may. that there is
you
of Cashel.
of
days
anathema "
"
JoIid, servant.
raithful
verv
the
the
continues,
to tho fear, then, /as be carried triumphantly which have struggle, you
I remain, Your
since
in
leader
powerful
he time," dramatic of of the the demonstration power of Ireland would Catholic priesthood with dis have filled many Englishmen lic
will
for and I predict provoked, when in a Parliament brilliant aod a useful career. honourable,
and
pastors,
before
fell
politician.
not
race condemned the Irish fell. The and Mr. Parnell of the their authority recognised
of
Mr. Parnell,
no
this
through
most
conscience
public engagement of a desperate and
bidding
Kilkenny-
the fact he that ignores iu the balance, was alliance the that question, broadly " or not was whether the speaking, whether Irish had ceased to be religious, had become not the Isle of Saints, or of the The keepers the isle nf cynics."
but from
are
the
on
Manifesto, the Liberal and says
"
have You
Eugland.
Our
diverging land or
one
in
speech education
flocks.
have
it.
when
remarkable Pastoral ou
most
of
"
of corruption in reckless the frightfully make him of the vilest Such is pleasures. pursuit left to himself. the poor My leper if was as cut work then, you may guess There were 50 nominal for me. out the lepers when I Catholics amongst But no them. there was first visited
John, I
Mallow,
pains
hopeless the very his blood
Sir
of me,
ill
toric
see
procure morality
it
letter
with
lengths of the
I
result.
'
the latter's
Kilkenny
The Palace,
dear
My
take friend
;
go
at
their
More.
in an paper interesting of The Parternoster number contributed that Mr. Review is by " North the title Stead under Kilkenny sees in the Moral." Mr. Stead and its candidate the of Mr. Parnell's de'eat of the Catholic clergy. triumph signal that the real issue was less He believes He moral. aside that puts political letter and Mr. Parnell's Mr. Gladstone's
The
illustrious
nor
ministry,
Stead
And
with
'
will
Ceylon.
.
displeasure. drink ho knows to be no less arsenic for him than yet he
St
the cancel
servant, Biu Thus.
of
excellent
have
you
Archbishop
John Pope Hennessy, K.G.M.G., Nationalist Candidate Accepted for North Kilkenny
nostrils,
To
or
in to
liable
were
Election.
indivi
their
by
them
To Sir
disfigured sadness. To
his
connection for North
in
Mr.
been
ever,
candidate, and expect,
for
them
eight-
of Cashel addressed to Sir John Pope
"
less
or
following
"
incredible
an
a
hope
taught
The
letter
;
things
envious.
jealous, less another suffering increases than himself, favoured see another him fills relieved,
be
as
Descendant
A
Letter.
Archbishop
candidature
I have seen a leper degree. plunge a into the breast of a near relation knife own of some trivial of bis because The of difference opinion. leper's state hardens his and heart, hopeless He is kills kiudly feeling. every Belfish,
in
altogether
Touching
Hennessy
look not they from But are said to suffer leontiasis.. more state of the leper i6 still tho moral the unless he is sad than physical, of under the influence thoroughly He is sad: the mortally religion. Ho utter slave of black melancholy. that
to
supposed
culled
noses, swollen have face, unlike those of lions,
and dreadfully
two
are
"
the
after
the
there ; hundred
to
unscrupulous
after.
looked hundred of
were
Mission" ? Italian obedient I am, your
under, de
serve
attitude
this
up fear
Church
from
both Catholic of evidence, forward can be bronght Protestaut, districts in tho in whole to Bhow that Faith has the old North of England died out. never Why, then, are "we to new we be told that belong to the
systematically and his followers
gradual
of every joint feel acute the beginning they pain are after a while the parts affected but have insensible. Some of the sufferers like those of au elephant legs and feet form
island
only
are
here
In
this
of the
lepers
to
all
as
necessary, themselveB
another for I.
Charles
corona
were These pardons absent Catholics
reason.
same
have
Plenty
the patriotic electors of North Kilkenny. The venerated of'tho diocese bishop ts, I vouch for it, with Tho heartily you. of Ossory, so priests long edified by the elo example and inspired by the lofty of the late Farther Matt O'Keefe quence and others, will not have the forgotten
Tamil), skin. is since the It elephant's only early days of the English occupation that care has been bestowed special The establishment at upon the lepers.
Ceylon.
taking
nothing everything
.
The
or
with,
if rarely, guilt-stained
one
in
dual. "In
and the
have
as
reign
church,
and
for both his frieds and caused them to believe years, iu his honor, at least, not in his virtue, if has at last been convicted in open court and faith of such meauness, duplicity,
Cod,
are they and each
sit
having
.1 of
ancestors
my
from of tho
be fined.
to
ten
upon themselves of con horror, feelings and, to unconscious of the be sequently, which in outsiders. feelings they inspire I have only to tell It conclusion, you in that leprosy Ceylon is spoken of iu Sancrit books. In the the very oldest native
ing
the
in
of
one
I.
possession the Great
long and well on reckoned
you
ceived
What poor' lepers. music and and hymns, with what festivities ; instructions, sunshine
who,
man
a
great
a years, has, thauk
to
unwillingness
an
James
of
the made
the
on
granted
had fully You taken have fearlessly doiog. and irrevocably cast beside, pluce lot those of your countrymen with, your exalteth who believe that a "Justice and have declared nation, your you
Bishop of Colombo. six
know
to
of
Church
my with
himself occasion
absenting
tion
your your
our
patient prolonged Sacraments some ; brought into their
most
in
signed
of England,
granted
foresooth, having communicated you, he has learned that as a faith ful and believing Catholic, you prefer of conscience to the clamour the voice and the interests of a discredited faction, ambition of one man. to the selfish done "In this matter have just you what who I, and intimately,
pardons,
for.
with
excellent the Copleston,
better
all
over
have
I
England.
cause,
theriepers short time sold chiefly
a
of
exertions Mrs lady,
for
the
acknowledge
to
royal Seal
to fill the place Parnell, proval of left lamented death .vacant by the formidable and the ouce Mr; Marum, but now fallen and deposed, inspected, leader of the Irish to chal Party dares and boldly sets that choice, up lenge of his own, be against you a candidate
-
;
by
new
them,
the
Church with various little
all he can say is would .predominate in a Court of party, If a chance. But it is only Bishops. are secular courts rlike and spiritual matter so much does it very fallible, which is uppermost ? tliis
was
to
change
century,
one
In
to
of the Anglican tho last During
dispute hardly that he hopes his
can
Anglican
or
them. built for
chapel
fused
in us
of Mr.
is
preached
wife
if the Supreme out, Grimthorpe points it would Court were composed of clerics from reflect the dominant party 6imply " " in time to time, and would be High
in
the
the
visited
Protestant
knocked
—
doctrine " Low arid
a
minister
owing
elegant
its
managed,
Church
High
to use his it" Lordship's But the Privy Couucil phrase. and howover unchristian Committee, at least one it be has may sacrilegious to preserve a certain It is likely merit. As in its Lord decisions. uniformity
of
out
had
some
the
to
j
hearing
patients.
"we
were accompanied newspapers remarks not complimentary fol Protestant Ministers. Tho ami Sunday a Wesleyau
testaut
is,
sophistries
a
the Cross, all sent to us good by some friends In September, in France. 1884, the new the blessed chapel. Archbishop The occupation was one of some solemn of it in the Proxnd the ity, reports
the
to
letter-
Ireland each of
for
j
grounds. the Cross of St. statue of the Indies, ..Francis patron Xuvier, of St. side the statue and on the other of lepers. Within Lazarus, the patron beautiful statue the church wo have a of of the Sacred Heart and the Stations
Confusion.
of,
blow
brave of her
history, and with such his of Jin proper sphere have at hand. authorised tho as we weapons the "Elected but a few to turn days ago by tho of the o( unanimous "voice delegates private oratory the entire In less with than North ap Kilkenny,
Government
ye-.r,
room.
a
complained
superintendent into room
a
common
to of friends, build site within on the best Over the n: incipal entrance side the having cm one
.
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the
in
me, to strike (he sad crisis
their
saying
help
Cardinal of Holy
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Naples
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quite
journey
has
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a
whose
scholars those an
foreign
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was
object
inspect
and old monuments which of recovered by the labours effort the Nat By this
treasures
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of
stream
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has
his received both and in public private, endeared him to all in whose thrown. he has been The company
been
character, had much
declares'bim
fossicJie
of
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to
marvellously with
been
a
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tale."
nursery
Two
Dublin's
Cathedrals.
of Dublin Has then the city Churches? Yes: but the
to
owing enough iu tant Church
two
Cathe
the
fact
confusion which the management
is
is
Protesmuch too
such acute to sanction an incongruity. In Catholic now the building times, known as Christ Church was within the walls of the Danish town. Round this had
large Irish congregation. the beginning of the 13th
a spread least from
At the Archbishop had transferred century his Cathedral to St. situated Patrick's, in the midst of the Cath by that lime olic
citizens.
It
is
record
on
that
in
middle of the 15th Chris! century, treated as Church was merely a Colle of the regular giate Church -Canons of the
St.
and
Augustan defines fake
Bulls
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to
were
manner
the
Papal
which
in
part iu the of Dublin.
Archbishop
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one
of vision the natives
of
election
a
they the
for
Australian
loan
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operate from remains
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ut
funeral
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the liberal
bers
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were
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London, Justin Mr. elected by members to
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McCarthy,
large majority succeed Mr. to disclose promises
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tho
in
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Ministry
Balfour,
Ireland. A contract has been for the complete electric of London. City Seven thousand been
marked
the
British
out
recent
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lighting claims
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through Murdoch
Mr.
Captain President of Chili have retaken Valparaiso the insurgents. defeating
and
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after
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'
is
now
rejection spirit
as
Signor Italian of
his
following to increaso
resig the the
proposal was accepted by King reconstruct the Cabinet back to power.
duties,
Humbert, and again go Thei Canadian appoint and adians
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of the Colonial provisions don universities statute. The British-India Steam will
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take
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for.
vacancy caused
in
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by
the The
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an
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object and
manufactures for
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fighting
insurgents
boat ciole
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in
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first-class
February
the
to
yesterday
the
at
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the
same
decrease
a
for
period Air.
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last the
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Victoria
racing which
preventing purpose
of
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for
a
with
Handicap
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lished
in
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5.
the
issued
of
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Australian columns
by Mr. Newmarket Cup, pub To
yesterday.
the last that will be probably compiled by the veteran handieapper of the V. R. C., in the "Freelance," Melbourne has the follow Sportsman, these,
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even
reference are
the
all
prone
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Melbourne, has
tho present
to
not
"of
6. February the Premier the from reply
time
leceived
Premier
a
Western
Australia
he sent
communication
suggesting
that should be colony the forthcoming Federal The Countess of in
Melbourne
for
to the that at
represented
Convention.
Hopetoun by the
leaves Victoria
April. of
One
Brisbane, February. offers City Auctioneers
the a
divulge
R.
for
cure
on consumption Govern
of
£25,000
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is
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13s.,
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offence of Mr.
which
the
girl
as
Mary
Burn.
evidence
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remand
AIelbourne, disease
ap
Court
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named
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journalist, Police
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r.s
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at
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7.
February
broken out amongst cattle at Frankston, of the same nature the staggers. as The stock inspectors are the matter. investigating
has
4
who was Superinteudant Bearer, in charge of the police recently of the Sale District, died last a after night, The deceased illness. long and painful
gentleman in
early
the
joined the
s.
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s.
via
Fremantle,
on
passengers The fifth
Amalgamated tralia
begins The
Alonday. colonies
arrived
Brokens are
£4
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service
fifties.
Adelaide, The
efforts
work
delay.
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:
to
possible
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purchased
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been position, occupied by him since (he year 1869. The Com mittee have asked Air. Barnard to hold over his resignation till aut after the umn which will commence on meeting, 28 Newmarket February Barnard
been
discovery
boats
life
hard
has
was
m-
year.
club, has
it
45s.
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one
Government,
returns
revenue
.
which
The
cheque of £3 on Colonel pleaded he was time of committing the
The
tailor.
drunk
5. Adelaide, February of the meeting allottees" of Parker's G. M. Company (Parker's held Range, W A .) was at yesterday,
life
deserves
three months' valueless
a
passing
omission."
ment.
for his trouble in the demonstrating boat's capabilites. Colonel George Browne, an ex-major in the Indian was sentenced Army, for
last two productions as about he has ever evolved, and, like they cover charity, a number of quite sins both of past commission and
Board
Jorgensen's
present Captain Jorgensen from
.
s
payment
5.
Marine
passenger The day.
the
think reward
veteran the best
to
the
Captain
by
J
are
Storm King states that is not of construction the present system of
place carried er3
of
report
bait
we
England
Chili,
have been beaten.
Numbers
Sydney,
our
Hon.
John has Morley notice of his intention next given to in the jnove of Tuesday House Commons that the action of the Irish public
of the
The
holes
twelfth
inst.
The
for
market
occurring. but the
killed;
have
resolution francs kilometres
hundred Cape wools,
election
and
commence
in
reciprocity
Government
Melbourne,
injection
the
Company
of
policy
having Canadian
products Street
for
strike sat question yesterday. Oliver, of Registrar Mr._ Friendly Societies, has been examined at con siderable He suggests length. that a board of of conciliation, consisting three members, should be appointed.
crime.
of rats' and fifty spleen of glycerine. The convocation of Oxford has grant ed the Adelaide certain University with to under regard privileges degrees
House death election
a
extended
an
.
sider
trade relations The Govern
Washington
reciprocity, benefit to
a
of
Hawkins,
cent,
A
will
to
troops severely country
East
in
is
reported has Cambridge,
quiet.
Probably nation
Wissmann Governor
of
position provinces
of
as
The
the -has
Glad
ted.
per
the death of whose
that
reported of
re
sudden decease was at first attributed to in reality pueumonia, was due to smallpox. Messrs. Murdoch and Barrett, mem
out
lain
Captain let
gold
South
Baldwin
for
the
for
votes
by majority of Commons. Mr. that the disabilities
especially Roman Catholics
unfair, on
Committee of of Represen
Gn produces only. advocate Opposition trade treaty; one comprehensive on the principle of unrestricted
more
persons revolt in
of 32
since
Unionists
INTERCOLONIAL. 100
a
argued
stone
It
in
cently despatched tion with highly Prince somewhat
conferred
degree of Doctor Laws the Chief Secretary
honorary
in
the
a
haven't much grounds surely in connection grumbling with the turned compilations out_by Mr. Barnard last Alonday. The. Newmarket on looks as Handicap, paper, near an to as approach perfection a muchly and pestered abused hugely handicould ever capper and hope to attain, the Australian Cup, barring perhaps the 7st. 121b. (which to have ought been 8st.. allotted 31b.) is Greygown, also in a my humble opinion capital of specimen handicraft. handicapping Taken as a whole I look upon thp
had the
colliers
Aus
Mr. Gladstone's Disability the purpose of removing the disabilities to of' Roman Catholics hold the offices Lord of Great of Chancellor Britain, of Ireland has and Lord Lieutenant rejected the House
of
future States.
United
regarding
been
the
prosecute
—
4th. February Sir R. 1. Golds worthy, Governor of at British and one time Honduras, Colonial of Western Aus Secretary has been appointed the Governor tralia, of Falkland in succession to Mr. Island, Thomas Kerr, C. AJ ,G.
Loudon,
the Mr.
a
more
South
has taken place at trade is paralysed. of the Bute Docks
to natural respect tho other hand the
that
little
shall
granted
employment
favour
ment
with
do-
animal
proper
A
of the
busis
the
with
at upon borrowing present, unless at a much lower minimum price. The press commenting on tho failure the minimum of the loan that agree fixed was too The Standard in high. that the colonies the holding opinion
a
the
of the
if
enter
remarks
free
tatives has a worded passed strongly of sympathy with the Jews resolution in Russia. The Canadian elections are general to the confined being enthely question
discount were offered only 2 per cent, sub the loan would be immediately scribed in full. It is the opinion in city circles that it ia madness for the other colonies to
too
when
only. The Affairs Foreign the United States House
suggested Iu £97. stated
the
in
tack
declare they for a ships year rather the right to select their Both and dockers seamen
crews.
demand
Gladstone
is
to
breach sf contract. The Cardiff shipowners
own
he has
advisers of the Government minimum be the should tho failure, to it reference
failure
a
likely
local
lay up their than surrender
February
on
be
to
strike
will
as
Oporto.
'
Dublin
for
which he succeeded The Standard uvers
on
interested which is
are
Bill,
ar.
proprietors decided to
have
5.
February
Bill
The
control A gfeneral Cardiff. The
present.
But
I
Silver
recent
Parliament the militia.
Irish
as
and
fit
for
;
bankers
on to the next coinage Supply Bill. Mr. It is that Gladstone's reported concessions to the Irish on the Party land question of the police and control have Win, satisfied Messrs. O'Brien, John Dillon and Justin but McCarthy, that Mr. is that Parnell the claiming
offers
larrikins
light a
re-
the Chinaman
ing purposes.
j
Should be uiininum tho
as
—
committee
a
colonies,
London
pronounced United States,
took laugh attended by
was
the
attained to the
is
left
being
now
from the delegates principal Great Britain, and many mem in includ of the House of Commons,
towns
ing
Mr.
of
in
will syndicates balauce of the
the the
Tuesday.
on
and further If a
for
price.
subscribe
probably loan. The
were
FOREIGN.
for
probably in early in order to of success
that
suggested
of the
leading
who much
prognosticating pressmen, in gard that handieapper same
fix who should appointed price to be asked for. The silver who party,
securities
tendering open
minimum is offered
discount
plaec labour
colonial
in
to borrow, ready colonies other require of tho same as experience tralia has hnd. that It now transpires
©elejjramg.
of
at a minimum of £98, was £1,200,000, The tenders received opened to-day. to £430,400. The syndicates amounted
are
Jntmoiomal
anfc
a
;
' |
will loan the market
matter
tho Treasurers
of ;
citizens.
measure greater Australian loans than
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by
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.jfiimfln
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the
is
Barry, of Irish Victorian
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the pro at Hawa;.
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Congress
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common
of
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1
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opposition.
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are
applying
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be somewhat moderat with which very of money are dedicated with but slightpurposes, ease
schedule, of nearly
most
a
involving
an
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expenditure passed
were
House of Assembly must which be al
unexampled.
Conceding
that a considerable time has elaps ed since the first of these proposals was mooted, and that the Premier's of each was singularly advocacy and there still able convincing, remains to wish room that the discussions upon them had been of more
thorough
and most
searching
character. The striking lesson of the debates these upon schemes is that the Government is not confronted with anything of an worthy of the name Opposi tion. This fact is not on all grounds matter a for congratulation. Great and universal as is the confi dence felt in the present Ministry, few would care to see them in a to exercise an position unquestion ed mastery of the House. That can do this at present, recent tliey events demonstrate. The clearly
to on
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re ultimately find the real of anything
to
effective
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to
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work
?
in
they strongest possible support, and have taken wise only very natural The fact that precautions. have absorbed into their they of party almost the entire strength the House for the speaks volumes which is in confidence reposed one furnishes most them, and creditable reason why no effec tive exists. It is, Opposition in conditions unavoid however, able circum in our present stances the growth but which time, and familiarity with of population,
for
to
necess
a
non-existent ary consequence, The somewhat absurd position we is not which find ourselves to any unfair action be ascribed the of the part Ministry. for their securing policy
eyes
and try
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with
is
morning
Wednesday
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our
through
principal
collation
earnestness
a
there
granting Studio.
and one
Ash days, except and Good Friday.
dispensation
when
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meals.
as
also,
that we forever, cause of the absence bearing a resemblance
apparent :
work are exempt from the laws of fasting. The clergy are to grant authorized a
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Ash
on
permission
milk the
of butter, the is permitted, dripping
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found Runs
on
the
out
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large sums to various
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all
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ANY
week)
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ed.
except on Ash a Wednesday and Good Friday, little milk and butter may be used. Fish meat cannot be and flesh used at the same meal during
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MANTLE,
after
Holy
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—
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Wednesday
Office.
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Eggs,
—
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the
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may
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name
advantage
on Also, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, except Saturday in Ember On week). Sundays and St. Patrick's flesh meat
and
at once, interest for expended by them.
in
Monday
except
by
titles
bank
guaranteed
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purchasers
LENT.
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property
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BUSINESS.
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already imparts of meeting ob of tone contemp
manner
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£200,000-
CAPITAL,
Comedy
—
Patriotic Senti Fun, Singing, Dancing, and beautiful ment, Pathetic Incidents, Irish Scenery, showing Donnybrook Fair, the Ruined the Abbey of St. Kerins, Devil's the Gorge, Meeting Place of the Rebels. is painted Scenery by John Hennings of the Theatre and Harry Grist Royal and Opera House, Melbourne. Box & where plan at Sands McDougall's,
LITE ISSTOANCE COMPANY, LI.
CITIZENS'
their
jections, tuous
Irish
Production
a
strength
to
Artistes).
with is entirely a division means the confidence be of their knowledge
of numbers
power them.
side of a House in which should be two parties, alert,
one
watchful,
mutually
exercising restraining
a
we influence, be thankful, while may waiting for the of a more development normal state of that things, our are fortunes in the happily hands of men of whose integrity and ability there can be no doubt.
strong
E
o t a
Sir
I
a
on
New
Malcolm
Plymouth
d
n
and
Taylor-Carrington
pany in St.
are
In last 120
e n 4 v k
Fraser
Lady
Year's
The
I
.
arrived
at
Day. Dramatic
to
billed
<
Com
to«morrow
appear
night
Hall.
George's
which took the swimming contest place Bird week at won both the Albany, and the mile. Half yds. Handicap
On the
of
Wednesday
eter
registered shade
The
of
107 at York
directors
declared carried
of
forward
Roller The erection at
a
104
Union
Mill
Perth. have
£16,000. of
course
F.
Messrs. work
commence
and
cent,
in
now
for
in
Bank
of 14 per of about
sum
Flour
and
Katanning,
will
Piesse,
the
dividend
a
the thermom in temperature
lastweek
maximum
a
&.
C. in
early
April. It
is
rumoured
various erection
that
intend
Company
religious of churches.
On
afternoon
Saturday after starting train round
fine
the
from Perth, Fremantle
Recently of
a
£4 from
The Albany Association
of
took
Land to
the
for
the
Dolphin,
the
Excursion
about
E.
was
70
visitors
sentenced or
costs, and
H.
and
agitating of
the proposed duplication from to Broomehill. Beverley Albany.
to
a
months'
a
two
smuggling
Political are
A.
Harbour.
15s. for
the
W.
the
arrival
Chinaman and
imprisonment,
opuim
the
sites giving demoninations
tins
of
Avery. Local to
Progress .
GEORGE'S
ST.
have
the
telegraph line to extended
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s
gutted by a The Friday night. Owen's Anchorage. The
his
home
found
has
been
his
father's
The
two
within
Flats
miles
to
number
a
response Messrs. Dromey
and
of
Bros,
opened
have
out last
broke
fire
a
week
ing
from
cargo
broke, him
the
heavy
a
lifting
schooner of
sling
and falling death.
to
From
upon
gal?
amounts
crushed
The Matters
Some
Luke's.
at for
leaving
are
moving
are
find
new
400
the
of
matter
selling
Helena
at
license,
a
the the
Junction, where premises
bona
the
miles
who person without the
near
to
decided
liquor
was
Mr.
Frank
a
late
the Smith,
relict
Smith,
of
Skinner of
for
a
hand
last value
supply
of the lymph. week, and we
was
purposes with sketches of
at
will
at
So far opportunity. man only medical is in who West Australia possession Dr. Koch's remedy.
and
our
artist
and
Sydney News days, and
considerable
a
time
up all to the
time
to is
that
taking
worthy
columns of his of the year beginning and its Albany vicinity numbers
trust
the
for
requited will
places,
leading
our
will
proprietors
their
have
will
other
venture.
spirited
the
of
opportunity
distant to copies and cannot colony
friends too
be
city known.
made
Aus
few
a
his
-writing
-We
forwarding
in
the
is
for
sub
Neivs be the
the
the
Iffla,
the Illustrated Perth in
transferred Since the
being
be amply Subscribers
the Dr.
favourable
Birmingham
-Mr.
devoting
colonists.
that
understand tested
be practically
a
ex
busily
to
of
journal
remaining us,
aim
may
together to
came
of.
now
paper. of views many have been given, and future contain views of Perth and of with portraits
announce
This
passed
for City Sydney
Illustrated
illustrated
time of
is the
which
paper
colonies. litterateur for will also be in
Koch's cousumption cure, of Fremantle telegraphed
Dr.
of
Birmingham
its first
the
following
the
tralian
.
Immediately ment Dr.
a
for
leading
Captain
who for
Police and Commissioner this died in Colonial colony, Secretary on Tuesday morning paralysis Melbourne
a
was
case.
Mrs. Mathew
Taprowsky
scribers
that
sold
have desirability a distance
canvassing
engaged
dismissed
therefore
£17,135. Municipality the affirming
estimates.
Midland
Court
the table of the Colonial Secretary, of gold the value at mines Yilgarn
Albany
the
—
and
club,
fide
grog
Vale,
Railway the
other places. these have and
eight
on
the town of 160 tending jetty of of water, at a cost yards into 21 feet decided to the member and ask £10,000, the matter before the for Albany to bring House, and get an appropriation placed on
men
and
certain
a
with
charged
of
to
resolution
the
on
number
Nullagine remain, of distance
travel a water. obtain
was
slowly
A
still
men
to
In
but
laid
House by the the Hon. G. Shenton, the obtained from
Upper
in
when the
Iris,
goods Johnston
return
a
and
widely
of-
MARKET
PETRH
of
REPORT.
:
Legislative.
Lee-Steere, Assembly,
the
L.
;
It
is
sad
our
Mrs. which
W.
and
Throssell,
G. D.
Randell,
S.
her
T.
M.
A,
the
death M. L.
Perse,
residence
L.
G. A's.
of A.,
Plympton morning last.
place on Fremantle, Friday Pearse has been time For some past Mrs. illness and from a long painful suffering she and latterly through strength, failing to her room. Mrs. confined was entirely at the in the Pearse was prime of life the of her decease having barely reached time She will be long remembered of 50. age but for her munificent in Fremantle which charities were unostentatious our destinction without upon bestowed House,
of all poor members sincere
To
creeds. of the
Mr.
family
and -Pearse tender we
the our
THEdaiJy paper
made
which
attacks uous by elections were recent tactics to the same its
on
now
itself
so
conspic
Mr.
while the Quinlan returned has pending that
he
is
a
member favours
of
Messrs
by
Swan
of
duct
will
by' and selves hitherto
word. The wisdom of his con his be confirmed by the popular voice, them men will find public by, when a standard which has
judged never
by
been
applied
to
them.
National Library of Australia
of
is
increase to
devoted
this we notice McKeman &
Rooms
on
good percentage
a
Barack
and
city
the
change
Co
St.
at
from
the fort
sales of land at weekly eight At this hour o'clock every Saturday night. number attend the day stated the on large increase of which an ing necessitated space and the Swan has been completed just to
Rooms the city.
are
hand
the
now
from
the
moderate
very and
commodious continue
Eastern
in
to
come
Goldfields only done on 'change,
is
buisness
remain almost consequently Parker's Range has yielded
stocks
stationary.
of
return
first
most
returns
good
Although to
2'14
to the
oz
which
ton,
goes
:—
No.
1
CenZral 2d. Is.
buyers buyers Waterhall 9d.
;
(pro),
sales
Is.;
change
(con); sellers
4d.
Is.
Wheat
and Bran
4s. £6
oats
3s.
3s.
;
very
Cut dull
for ;
6d.
6d.
3d.
buyers
;
;
5s.
(con),
have in
prices
6d.
dropped
lots.
;
;
at
£5 lid.
10s. ;
;
Potatoes
Cheese
lOd.
£8
;
Bacon
Butter lid.
AMi&MduatfMHaiiaHnHiiHiiaattaauaiBMMwyEZMynMtfU9i
PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY. LEGISLATIVE
The The
ASSEMBLY.
Wednesday Feb. 4. Speaker took the chair at 7.30 p.m. the receipt of Speaker announced
the Governor, forwarding message from of revenue and expenditure, the estimates a
5.
BILL.
(Hon. J. Forrest) of this reading and at the Loan pleasure great of responsisame a great sense the first because the of bility, policy New Government under the Constitution, to public as far as it relates works, was con
;
in that
second
There
Bill.
the
land
a
of
Loan
Bill
to
is
and
Colony give
to
a
The the
develop for
reason
the
had
of
public
as
soon
as
of the
the the
estate.
public that
fri'.:h
new
of of
object resources
the
improve
no
and
desire
general
after Government.
be
length
a that policy be instituted introduction the
should
form
could
the
throughout
expressed
possible
To
the
that
of
been works
was
in,
Barlee made his Frederick last Budget Speech, in 1874, the revenue For 1891 it is of the Colony was £174,325. that estimated He estimated at £439,165.
him
at
when
the
Sir
end
of
the
year
should
we
have
a
almost enough Loan the proposed on of end of 1892. In the opinion up to the of the the Government the affairs Colony In solvent are in a thoroughly condition. 1870 the revenue of the was only Colony it in 1880 was £180,049; £82,960; There in 1890 it was £413,313. credit to pay
£49,161,
balance of the interest
of the Colony actual five times was greater year As further than it was 20 years ago. proof of the made when the progress Midland is miles of' line shall have 800 we complete of for we have 10,300 miles open traffic; and the from wires, telegraph telephone fore
the
revenue
ly received
Perth
last
to
Fremantle
steamers
and
;
the
on
have would
we
He
coast. hon.
decent like
the that members of the second reading that is Loan Bill would a loan only mean and that the House advisable, generally be of the It would schedule. approves quite competent for members after voting In for the to object to minor details. Bill all this we must with question dealing to remember that have we a vast territory take view of and must a broad manage of consider the affairs and circumstances, If there was no every part of the colony. works. loan there could be no public it was Without borrowed money impossible the estate of this to to develops country There are good upright any great extent. this who cannot believe that men country Steamers and can progress. telegraphs the best actuated were by opposed by men to show motives. He challenged anyone had been that the retarded or colony Could by its borrowing policy. injured had expended believe we that when anyone the we are now this £1,336,000 asking wish House to approve of, we shall we had borrowed it ? He would put it to hon never of view from members a personal point members of the Government the whether either in public had or private life, have, reckless If of being men. the reputation the on they they brought ruin colony would be some of the principal themselves to
out to of the
point passing
sufferers. of their would honest
colony place enable the
Whether
policy give the
to it
it
to
necessary make the of means
take
;
was
to
members he was
their
honest
high
self-governing
(cheers). Mr. Parker
do
position
the
on
not
an
approved sure
they
credit
Government an
a
hon. or
to
desire made
having
—
18. against Inscribed Stock Bill was read a and committed for the time, following day. The Parliamentary Printers Protection Bill and the Privileges Bill were amended in committee and made orders of the day for the following day. The House adjourned at 10T5 p.m. Thursday Feb. 5. The Speaker took the chair at 730 p.m. of Crown The Commissioner Lands laid on the table a return showing the land to the various bodies. religious granted The Commissioner in of Railways, to Mr. answer said the GovernCanning, to ment would consideration give their of to the need for a making provision market for Perth. public The following read a first bills were An the law relating time Act to amend to under the office persons accepting their seats in the Crown, who may retain
Treasurer
moved with "Bill time with
doubt breadth
the
Legislative Assembly. Mr. Quinlan seconded. -The General opposed the Attorney as did Mr. Parker motion as inopportune, De Mr. Mr. Hamel, and Cookworthy, Mr. Symon. The House divided on the motion with the following result Ayes 3, Noes 21
Colonial
.he
tained
approved
:
3d.
realizing small
The
said
Majority The second
(pro), sellers
gradual lots 3s. 9d, large £10 5s. Flour Pollard 16 10s New Zealand to 3s. 7d. for large lots Barley
hay
;
Is. Ex 8d.
Is. Parker's
Gully
do.
Id. 7d.
5d.;
6d.
Spring
Hope's
buyers
sellers
(con),
20s.; 6d.
Is.
buyers
buyers
—
4d. buyers In produce
2s.
;
Is.
sellers
(con), sellers 2s.
(pro), Is. sellers (con), do. sellers 10s.; Tin. buyers 4s. 6d. Is.
Is.
do.
do.
sellers
sellers sellers sellers
(pro),
do.
Is.
9s
Fraser's,
;
buyers sellers
Extended,
Amalgamated 9«d.
29s.
sellers
Central,
—
LOAN
THE
—
a
from that expectations support popular the of The are following part Yilgarn, the at on Stock Exchange quotations date Gold.
Feb.
Thursday,
—
to
ly.
man
and
Hugh
Auction
nightly
their obtrusive but impertinence difference, indecent virulence are not so and almost Our to be condoned. contemporary, easily if not indiscrirainatingly which is nothing threatens Mr. Quinlan hysterically partizan, he unless with dire consequences yields to shallow its own concepts of allegiance The impudence of thus attempting politics. is only man equalled to intimidate any grown of it. In faithfully carry the absurdity by Mr. his constituents, ing out his promises to as a to his has been true reputation
Quinlan
hear
we
suburban lands. of As evidence
It the Legislative Assembly. and freely with its him special expressed dis attitude to of his Its criticisms approval. absurd enough to wards some questions are in with be over good-humoured
passed
business takings, attention
previous of public
(pro),
of
atti
commercial
in
Hill
sympathy.
For
Government
a period activity to the every respect expectations and business judging by people, for the past fortnight business of trade has set in. In life new already every
this line
F. R.
Symon,
record
of W.
at
Piesse,
Traylen,
to
duty
wife
Pearse took
H.
leader
the
most
of the
J.
Monger,
the
of
eqnal
Legislative
H.
of
of
presages
J. Morrison Moore, W. T. H. Parker,
Messrs S. C's F. S. J. Phillips, Loton, W. Paterson, Quinlan, H. Richardson, Sholl, M.
the
J.
Hons. W. D.
Wright,
Arthur
of
Speaker
to date by the progress made with the firm ministry coupled
The rest tude
—
Assembly
as ability engineer-in-chief and had therefore set railways the salary of down the sum of £1500 as that office), harbour dues £7700, wharf Act dues £5200, Stamp £10,000, age telegrams £11,500, postages £15,400, The Govern Crown Lands £100,000. ment to enter into an proposed agree ment with the banks of the colony with a certain percentage regard to receiving current He had had an on deposits. from offer one of the greatest banking institutions of the world to advance what Government the money might require In con pending the passing of the loan. his speech the hon. gentlemen said cluding all old colonists or the sons of they were that they were all actuated old colonists, and that was to the by one desire, place rank. In conclusion colony in the front item on the estimates. he moved the first moved "that be Mr. Parker progress Carried. reported." Mr. Canning moved for leave to bring " Act intituled The Constitution in a Bill for its Bill, having 1889, Amendment of the property 1. The Abolition objects for members of the Legis qualification 2. The extension of lative Assembly. for franchise the electois of the the
for
His the Govenor last On Friday Fxellency dinner. his third Parliamentary gave The Hon. were The following present. the the Colonial G Shenton, Secretary, the Commissioner W. E. Marmion, Hon. H. W. Venn the Hon. of Crown Lands, the Hon. of the Commissioner Railways, of President SinT. Cockburn-Campbell, the Hon. Sir J. G. the Council,
Legislative
;
in man named Hicks, a warehouseman the employ of Messrs. & Co., of Tolley was cut about the left Fremantle, severely last eye Thursday by the glass from a sodawater bottle which burst suddenly.
Thursday a man named was employed discharg:
Fremantle last Johnston Charles
due to the colony and conditional
is
?.f
A
Southern
At
at
at
business
at Wagin, on the Great Railway Line, and raged several for fencing, hay, days destroying value of 2,0001. to the and sandalwood A
set
is
The Commercial Bank of Australasia has increased its capital by the addition of the total 2, 000, 000, 1 bringing up to 5,O0O,OO0Z.
invitations,
of their establishment branch end of Goderich-St. the eastern
sum
the colony and of cattle
of
house.
In
in
130,000Z by special occupation holders. purchase
was
Back
the
on
dead
who
Connolly
G. M. Company raised and paid away £5000 in
The number of sheep down at 2,366,681, 42,806.
fire
named
man
young from missing
ozs
wages.
was comThornliebank broke out on which to hull has been towed
barque
iron
Fraser's of gold
year
2,158
i
Council and Legislative An Act for taking respectively, An Act to amend the Census of 1891. "The Stamp Act, 1889." Postage The Bill was Printers Parliamentary .read a second time.
out and recommending an appropriation of consolidated revenue accordingly. went into to The House committee for consider the estimates 1891. The Colonial Treasurer before the moving first item made financial statement a the of the present showing position and its future He prospects.. colony showed by the aid of the. following. figures the progress the colony had made during the last ten In 1880 the revenue years. from was £180,049, £11,250 including was funds the expenditure Imperial In 1890 the revenue had £204,337. increased to £414,313, which sum exactly covered the expenditure, and besides' this marked there was a credit improvement of estimated balance The £45,600. revenue for 1891 was placed at £439,165, at and the expenditure and £435,303, the should these forecasts correct prove to be balance credit would present almost to increased to sufficient £49,461, the interest on the loan to the end of pay Hon. Members would notice the 1892. the estimates in sum of £600 on placed of rendered the service by recognition Robinson in connection with Sir William of Act. the the Constitution passing to There had been a considerable increase the Civil etc., so that the List, pensions the interest on contribution to the sink of loans and fixed ing fund statutory amounted to 6s. 9d. £89,639 charges not of the However it was the intention extra tax Government to propose any ation. The proposed loan would raise debt to £66 per but the head, public there was every hope that the population the would increase of during expenditure these moneys to 60,000 and so reduce the rate to £44 per head. The actual indebted at the end of 1890 was ness of the colony fund invested less £1,367,444, sinking He then made a most £88,365. explicit amount statement of how this had been and succinctly reached, lucidly describing He said of the various loans. the raising of the Government to it was the intention loan at raise half a million of the next but if it proved more first, advantageous to raise the whole do so. If they would 4 were floated at the the loan per cent, in interest would be £53,440 per annum, addition to one for the per cent, sinking to consider fund. It was that gratifying to the value of £86,000 had last year gold from the He been colony. exported showed the tonnage of vessels arriving inwards had increased from 123,985 tons 1880 to tons in 1890. The in. 478,965 for the estimates are 1891, following Customs Land and £100,000, £201,800, the inten about £53,000, was Railways (it to secure tion of the Government a man
'
The
to
.
to
duty,
for
effort to raise of importance
road
an
and
for this —
Last
I
of the s. Pineombe, formerly has been appointed Otway and Franklin, of the s. s. Australind. to the command Captain
pletly
amounted £761,391.
imports exports
|
'
Monday.
last
jetty
Last the year and the £818,127,
|
the
—
North
of
indentity in drowned
-
was
at the
river
well-known found
a
—
Senior, Fremantle, I.
to
to
and prosperity honoured place among colonies of Australasia
fully
that
aware
our develop colony attractive foreign capital. items discuss the
it
to
outsiders He
was
and
resources
by
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was
1889.
Last
year
Registry Charitable Covernment
the
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about
.at
£2,000 he
figures
mile.
a
had
quoted they £4,250 a mile.
in the past about Mr. Traylen argued for works money public lead to a material increase Dr. Scott said that the
reduced
that did
cost
Yilgarn
the
to
as
goldfield. A. Forrest had taken
Mr. ment
of
valuable
open
alongside
way.
Again
ground
the in
would of 600
be
These
pastoral
be
of of
thrown
Albany
four
or
years
Midland
Rail all the
Railway
open making 40 traversed
by
Govern
view millions
Beverleythe
thrown
miles
the
the
sanguine would
three
alongside
of
1892
extent
an
Mr.
said
Canning
endeavour large an and chief
to
it
area.
spread The
port
were
of
was
Loan
claims
to too
over
of
the
capital would
He
paramount.
the South Western support Railway but should require more in regard information to the and Mullewa Yilgarn ere Railways he could those schemes. In order support to make there should railways reproductive be a scheme of settlement of the land. Mr. Piesse said a desirable item not in in cluded the schedule was a Loan Bill vote for the roads. or £50,000 £100,000 be
set
there
were
no
roads
railways DeHamel
said
the
aside
Mr.
This
opposition. They had
for
this
there
Bill
a
for
an
of trust. beliefs of in their
policy
only the hopes and members to guide them certain consideratiou of works no specific and authentic details. Mr. Keane in terms of condem spoke nation of the Eastern He Railway. agreed roads that be made should concurrently with railways, and that bonuses suggested should be offered for the of shafts sinking the on Eastern to test its goldfield per manency. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Sholl having spoken on the motion. The
Commissioner
fended Mr.
the
.
of of the
policy
Ran
dell
in
a
Crown
approved Yilgarn pressed himself opposed and Mullewa lines. The carried
second
to
The
tion
the
Bill
House
would
opinion
could
for
cattle
was
adiourn-
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at Dex-by. He hon. member's his way in which
hear
easiest met.
be
of
necessity
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the
con!
Service. The
House estimates. His Parker The
went the
Excellency moved
into
that
committee
Governor
this
amount
on
£885. be
the Mr.
reduced
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acknowledges
proceed. A child to Mr. two years old, belonging Wilkins of this died during Fred town, The child was the week of croup. only a few ill days. The Australian Circus has been open here during the week and attracts good patronage. Dramatic Com The Taylor-Carrington here this week in the perform pany Oddfellows' Hall. A eleven of match between an York from the Northam and an equal number Cricket under Club, is I believe arrange lias ment. It is stated that the challenge to do with the Club here, none nothing selected having played this season against Northam. News from Parker's the Range states miners there are out rich samples turning of stone. It is stated moreover that the mixies opened there excel those of South Cross. I write with ern reservation, so if in error stand corrected. however, Several are complaints being made con the practice of bathing cerning during Habit clear daylight in Bland's pool. even renders us familiar with quite hence the axiom, Fear is over danger the come It excites by knowledge." .of strangers, at least, to see even wonder men in clear grown-up young bathing in of -Monger's sight broad-daybridge a I am nob but this is moralist, light.
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On Wednesday last' a cricket match was orx the Recreation be Ground, teams tween Northam and representing Ilorse Hill. The won the countrymen with 7 wickets to spare. Northam game lxad a very but had a lot of strong team, bad luck, and, the bowling of moreover, to their H. Watson cause proved fatal ; in his analysis the first innings being four wickets for seven and in the second runs,
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;
so
-
played
certainly demoralizing. The weather -to appears have taken a whether at settled or it is not, change much cooler and pleasanter than present formerly. Feb. 8tli.
effects.
discipline
is
our
events.
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An athletic club has been formed here last. At a meeting held at Slater's hotel on night last it was Saturday resolved that an athletic club be formed and that the first meeting be held on St. Patrick's M.L.A. Day. Mr. G. Throssell, was elected President, and Mr. Madden, Manager of the National Bank, ViceThe following are the names president. of the gentlemen elected to form the committee: Messrs. H. F. Throssell, J. Sermon, B. McManus, F. Secretary, Elwell and T. Driscoll. Yesterday the annnal meeting of the Greenhills Athletic Club took and place afforded an excellent for our day's outing The following are the names of people. the fortunate Maiden competitors Race, J. Bourke, Irislxtown, 1, G. Done 2: Sheffield Newcastle, gal!, Handicap, G. Donegan, Newcastle, 13yds. 1, Coyne, 2, J. Irislxtown, lljyds. Bourke, Irish3 350 Yards town, llyds. Handicap, T. Driscoll, Northern, 15yds. 1, J. Bourke, 2 Irishtown, 20yds. Race Champion 100 Yards, P. J. Lawler 1, T. E. Buckley 2 Losers E. Weston, T. Handicap, 1, to congratulate I wish Coyne 2. Mr. J. M. Carroll on the snccessful issue of the and Mr. B. McManus for the meeting, marvellous manner really in which he the men. handicapped Unfortunately taken for the different no time was events the day. throughout a Yesterday was celebrated marriage Father here at wlxich Tracey officiated. The were Mr. contracting parties Jos. Martin of Northam, and Miss Sermon of I Horse 'Hill. was not at the present wedding ceremony owing to the Greenliill Sports taking place at the same time, Feb. 11. at
From
our own Correspondent. has been caused disappdintment ixx circles here by J. A. Dexter sporting from the challenge he issued to receding P. J. Lawler a few weeks back. Dexter ixx the challenge, that it issuing specified should be open till a certain date, and, if to a was be made by accepted, deposit both The was parties. challenge only issued a few days prior to this "certain that so who lives in the date," Lawler, had scarcely time to see or hear country, of it. the However, Mr. G. H. I. Leeder, well-known sport of Newcastle, knowing well that Lawler the would accept forwarded the required challenge, deposit All just in the nick of time, so to speak. over the world it is an established rule for a person a challenge to deposit issuing a portion of the stakes in the hands of the proprietor of the paper in which it or some other appears, per respectable as a guarantee of This son, good faith. did not Dexter and thus committed a do, most breach of etiquette. unsportsmanlike Dexter would not cover Lawler's deposit after it had been made, and of course Lawler will have xxo satisfaction for the ho trouble has been to. In the put columns of last he Chronicle Saturday's asked to know Dexter's has, however, intentions the matter. The respecting time next a is made without a challenge I should it deposit think will be treated, as it deserves, with contempt. Our farmers to erect are just beginning and repairtheir fences that have been disastrous bushby the recent destroyed fire. The that wei'e telegraph posts burnt were soon replaced by the proper
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of the in the mat Church constituted that instead of being most as has it is indeed salutary injurious of the been testified on the authority was most eminent Self-denial physicians. of the greatest im considered, spiritually season was a and the Lenten portance The time for devotion and abnegation. meeting of the male branch of monthly S. H. after mass. St. the was held is not as Patrick's Day commemoration to the here. With a view yet forgotten are efforts being made to promote object be regard its celebration. It may indeed " dream" if we ed as a anticipat gigantic of ed St. Patrick's celebration Day of considerable two" as magni "ninety tude. Time will show. of It is not often we have the pleasure coxxducted axi aboriginal's funeral noticing of christian form aixd rices. One with in York on these took Saturday place afternoon. her end was Feeling nigh, in the desired Catholic she baptism and received the sacred rite Church, was christian burial. A therefore given and her remains coffin was procured to Catholic taken the cemetery in a number vehicle. A considerable spring of most followed in procession aboriginals and decorous. respectful On Wednesday last it was observed as a that the site of thing worthy of notice fire. surrounded York was distantly by became Towards the fact evening plaixx of stroke asceixding through the volumes the heat was most As axid intense. the were says, "They melting poet truly moments." of Mr.' Ronald The marriage McKay, of Fiemantle, with Miss Davies, formerly was celebrated on Wednesday morning. in York almost always excite Weddings and as a rule, attract attention, spectators of A blessedness." of the order "single is a to quite fitting subject wedding for well ruminate philosophers as upon at least as misogynists. In effect the feelter
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our
through
The
ex
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Feb. 6. Friday, The took Speaker the chair at 230 p.m. The Colonial in Mr. Treasurer to reply Forrest said that the Government were alive
Feb. the
On Sunday Fr. Gibney read the Ency had been un clical of the Pope which He read the Lenten avoidably postponed. the lndult axid commented obligupon and ation of observing the law of fasting those abstinence. Few, indeed, excepting in oapacitated ill-health or very through laborious could plead exemp occupations,
ed at 12-30.
fully
ment.
625.
Monday, Speaker took
(From
de
but
the
of
voices.
£200.
"King's
.
length
some
Railway
reading
the
on
Lands
of
sjxeech.
Health at
YORK.
Government.
of the
of
xose
:
reach
need
was
was
House
Sxxrvey— £3,000.
The were a select following appointed to the Audit Bill committee consider the Mr. Canning, The Colonial Treasurer, of Commissioner Crown the Lands, Speaker and Mr. Parker. The House adjourned at 215.
if
as
pui'pose not could
they
Board
Head" hotel has changed Messrs. Fletcher and proprietorship. Bourke have assumed the reins of govern
.
should
Coast
but about About
;
The
£100.
.
scheme
a
mistake
a
the
4 4
next
passed. item Perth-Busselton Schedule, 1, Railway, £368,000. After a lengthy discussion the item was on the voices. was re passed Progress ported. in The Census Bill and the Officials Pai-liament Bill were read a second time. The House rose at 1130 p.m. Feb. 10. Tuesday, chair at 2.30 p.m. The Speaker took the in The Commissioner of Railways, answer to Mr. said that the Throssell, Government had three boring machines, and would be glad to that Government that might re confer with municipalities quire their use. In comxnittee, the debate on the Loan Bill resumed. The second item on was the Eastern the Schedule, Railway from to £324,000, Yilgarn Railway goldfields, was taken and discussed, and eventually agreed to on the voices.
by railway.
rents would be from soon 25 to 50 per cent, than at present. higher These two shsuld items add to together the revenue another £40,000, nearly suffi cient to pay the interest on the .new loan. Mr. Throssell could not in say general terms that the Government would have his but hearty he did not support pledge him self to He details. the absence
regretted from the Government policy for the of the settlement lands.
to.
Agreed
The Colonial in reply to Mr. Treasurer, said that owing to the Parker, press of the colony, business he feared important at the Feder would not be. represented at Sydney. ation Convention to be held of. Hehad communicated with the Premiers a postpone-, die Eastern Colonies, urging a reply. ment, and was awaiting in The Commissioner of Crown Lands said the matter of. answer to Mr. Piesse, immature sandalwood was' of protection now under consideration. Mr. After some discussion, Harper's the of motion invit-i affirming desirabily for the working of all Governing tenders ment withdrawn. railways, was House went The into committee to; consider the Loan Bill. 1 6 were Clauses to considered and
not
think
March lanA
£460.
p.m.
permanence
not most
the In
revenue.
acres
the
did
at
Central
The
borrowing always of population. Government, by their would command policy, general to sympathy. They had endeavoured of the the study the interests colony from north to the south. The had Government the assurance of the Government geologist and of who had companies spent many thousands of their pounds in developing properties,
by
Special The
—
dilatory
—
This vote was £3,208 10s. salary to Commandant, £400,
remains
which
According
had
Gardens
Volunteers
was in excess of the expenditure revenue "We had by £14,423. spent £909,.000 on and at had about railways present 200 miles of railways worked at a loss of about The Government in their £50,000. Loan Estimates set down the cost of rail
ways to the
£13,400. Agreed to. £2,000, Agreed to. Institutions £8,756. Agreed
Roads Board is rather the of the repairing culverts. three and a half miles from town, road along the York-Northam one or rather a little very large culvert, was destroyed bridge, totally by the fire, and no steps whatever have been taken to it have as yet tenders have not repaired even been called for. The gully which it is crossed very deep, with sandy approaches, and it is almost an for a impossibility team to loaded it. A few pass over teamsters have found it expedient to un load before a The attempting passage. indifference -shown by the Board, whose members state are aware of this of things, is for really vexing. They are waiting their usual monthly I suppose, meeting, but where a of the surely question of traffic is concerned stoppage along .a main road connecting two one townships, would think call a they sliould special I have known them to call a meeting. over matters meeting of less special importance many a time. Mr. Byfiold's Roller Mill is again being with grain this overwhelmingly besieged season. From 1000 to 1,500 bushels per into town day have been rolling during the last three weeks. Even Mr. now has a new stack of wheat, on the Byfield the mill, than. he ground adjoining bigger had last year, and by the time it is com it will be twice Mr. pleted, as large. to save has agreed with time, Byfield most to take of the farmers the weight of the first load as the average weight of the loads through the season. The first load is therefore taken to the mill and weighed at and all the future loads are unloaded the stack, where four or five different at once. teams can unload This is a very had for if all the teams to be good plan, unloaded at the mill be block they would and teams many would have ing the way, to wait hours before tlieir turn came. Our annual race meeting takes place to morrow. little interest seems to Yex'y in it of the be centred by- the majority I suppose, to the apparent owing, people, number of entries for the various ly small authorities,
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speak
strictly
scene are ings engendered by the solemn to that final parting nearly analogous described The wail upon by the poet as, the dead" for as the procession leaves the of the church the scene precincts the dreadful and great begets thought to Whose turn shall come question wit,
to.
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to.
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of Stock
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opposition
not
little
£4,887.
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before
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in
King,
town strongly station its light. to
be
telegraphic with the and
or
placed telephonic
will
and
be
vicinity,
The ihe
Australasia In peace
placed
on
and,
above
on
to
20,000, foroe. In actual
troops for
the or
a
all,
a
lengthened
will for
The
the is
report
signed
Major-General, president General, Australia
Commandant,
Victoria,
M.
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F.
Dowries, tho Forces,
Commanding John
;
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Wales
out boldly mid t licit verify war the station
representing Colonel, R.A., Commandant, land A. W. Moore, Captain,
French, Queens R.N.
Cost
Imperial
;
Armament offered Government.
of
6in. Three B.L. mountings, ammunition Six
guns with 100 per
nine-pounders, ammunition
by
rounds
gun with
the further
100
per
light
Armament Proposed.
cost
lifno
of
B.L. bar guns, on with mountings, 10Q rounds ammunition per gnu Submarine mine stores Three 14-pounders, quick-firing
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their
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National Library of Australia
clerk.
in
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prison
aggregating his acknowledges was
The
accidentally forgeries
ex
six
his
opinions
_
current
on
has Australasia, of £9,000.
been
cost
carried consists
It
out
at
of 360
a
in
candescent lamps and 22 arc lights. The contractors are to run the scheme for mcnths to the satisfaction twelve of the Borough Council. has
Anplication the
N.S.W.
interfering the Dead
known
last
week
the Mr.
to
grant
it,
the character he would not
made
for
the
restraining
from
of passage Foster refused tie
been
again
Supreme Court
to
further
a
Postmasterwith the Bird. Judge and said had of the nannr
have
granted
and intimated that O'Connor had shown contempt court in the disobeyiug injunction would deal with him. application,
Commenting of Sir
far
lie
indifferent health the that the
Heury lakes'
Star reoomruends statesman should retire from in which he has borne a
prominent part While admitting "
the
upon
if
of
and
for
tho that
Sir
away the biggest-
his
30
last
years.
Henry brained
is man
of
side the our house," Sidney does not contemporary think that the of Sir continuance Henry Parkes in the on
arena
of New
which alone
is
"
South
necessary
for
the
Wales,"
Irish
Parliamentary have partyaddress to the Irish in people, declare they that Mr. Pa'rrell is for the responsible de present an
situation. He pledged himself plorable aud again to again the charges repel but against him, the pledges were bioken. They deposed him from the
arranged
300
Nordent'eR machine gups on travelling carriages, with 15,000 rounds ammunition
great them
600
if
carriages,
Smith discovery
is
N. 8. W., has the distinction Newcastle, the fh'6t in being Australia city entirely lighted by electricity. The of installation took place on ceremony of last Thursday week, and tho work, which is the of the largest kind in
The
1500
comic
of
issued £7
a
Shakes-
Upper
welfare
bette
York,
dol.
a
on
subject
forgeries,
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political,
now
6in.
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or
weathers, would
1,776
£11,776 3,500
stores
similar
In
position
and
gun
£15,276 Estimated
first-class
all
£10,000
given up returned his early
the junior in partner firm of Mills, Robsoo,
New 70
by
politics, ,,,
Total mine
over
veteran
on
oubniarme
Smith,
for
who
Verdi,
engaged his
Smith,
and
condition
H.P
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for
big brokerage
Australian
on
rounds
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G. A..
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of such a light marine of all bo pot exaggerated. vessels could make
Cape
Colonel,
Barnard,
Falstaff.
is
express events.
MajorSouth
Richardson, Majorthe Forces, New
II.
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injunction General
Commanding
General, South
Ho taking
to
towns.
Tulloch,
Joseph
Smith was sen years. to 17 years' penal servitude. Prince has told Bismarck an inter " he not viewer that was going to lie down like a which bear, spends the winter and licking its sleeping paws." He means to take nn activo in part and will use his a politics, position as member of the Prussian House
short
at
by Alex.
Tasmania
importance
time for the
and taken
be available of these defence
fame.
tended tenced
a
called
composer
have eutirely
to
has lately gardening, whereon he won
opera,
guilt. made
to
he
named
fields
350,000
period, to be
always
for
the
the
cannot afford they from for their trades mere than two or three weeks at a time, it will be to allow a certain necessary number to return to their periodically avocations. It would therefore essential for appear Perth and Fremantle to a par provide force milit;'a of at least tially paid 600 men. 300 men will be re Although at the of quired Albany, hnlanco the. force in or near living Perth and Fre as
veteran
Albert
apprehended,
may
Scotchman
supposed
to
away
,
mercantile can
event
to be making arrange into coriq.ciition for entering trade of the Colonics, and the sugar se brought consignment will by the
music
the of
provide
said
is
for
That
Albany
necessary Fremantle with
to
Capo Leeuwin
was
be
on
battery
it through of Albany. They recommend that u
i
!
no-liability
Bankruptcy
The :
J.
in
Nangcarrong
for
Point
station
signal Mill'
commnnication
applic-
Radam, doctor, 1813, to U.S.A., application register of medical mark in comrespect
Mining.
tion
mark
&
Grove
;
trade pounds.
trade
register
D.
S.A..
Adelaide,
—
ation
Marks,
Trades
and
merchants,
a
girl.
should bo strong, raised in on Albany the partially-paid For the system. of the protection batteries an is infantry force necessary. This in time of war or apprehended hostilities should uot be less than 340 men. As the total of population
—
Designs
Fowler,
that
in
the the
by the Governments colonies. A local
it
is
who worked for dollars eight a week as clerk at Omaha, has just suc to ceeded the title of Lord Duovel and a fui'tune. He has married an Omaha
60
force,
mantle notice
on Breaksea Lland can signal-station vessels from the report coming but those from eastward, the if they westward, take the in especially cannot side bo seen until passage, thoy are within half an hour of the harbour. The committee therefore recommend
in
serving
twenty-
matches
Rogers,
for that necessary an Act for the of the permanent
pass
contributing
artillery
out and
The committee George's Sound. tint these, are not guns and suggest that suitable, tho cest of these with the proposed guns together amount saved in by obtaining barbette of lieu H.P. mountings should be
!
so
for
average intercolonial
in
Mariposa. A young
Tho cost purpose. with the necessary garrison, to reliefs, be between divided the as colonics, in circular from suggested Downing dated 14th 1890. street, The January, of the works and garrison inspection to be carried out by officers detailed
the
consider
level
to
hostilities,
the good back will be little of fire com
devoted to the purchase of quick firing and machine in guns. Signal stations, arc telegraphic communication, import ant coast to tho defence. Tho adjuncts movements of vessels can then be and timely notice given of the watched, of hostile cruisers. The approach
first
'
Australia
of troops would be
infantry
King
19ft, from
for
it colony, Government
the
pro
Act
an
Giffin's
British and draw Imperialism to British democracy. the American Spreckles, "sugar
ments
King
Western
in
the than
say
harm
more
from
king,"
by South force should
police
does
nearer
ing
artillery
Uuless
George innings
ing
to
for
Army
Home Rule drama given by the at Carrington Company Garner's Rooms was enjoyable. Taylor as the " gossoon" is excellent. to Mr. According Fitzgerald who.is in London, Australia is drift lecturing
The committee until other inter can be made for
that
Melbourne
be
The
of
addition
will there.
Taylor-
instructed of sub
lines
in
duties.
is only 2,000, to Perth look of population
obtainable they and exposed, rapidity bined with of construction simplicity and economy are of great importance. The Imperial Government also propose to six for provide 9-pr. R.M.L. guns
I
of high water tides spring weather and in clear they will of 3 nautical miles. a distance be seen will be kept binning Note. The day lights with and night by self feeding arrangement Should the out of a keeper. attendance there be go out may lights by accident some them." delay in relighting the
be
and
sites
mines
discipline
The
grounds
visible through an, light of S the arc bearings 270deg between and 2min E. The 58min E N 69deg 20deg and as observed from the are true, bearings of The elevations the beacons. lights will
they Australia, them given work.
the
Victoria
48-4.
including
Sound be furnished Gcorge'6 whose permanent Australia, be increased accordingly. vision is made by already force
—
commanding
out
The
two
in
number
arrangements a federal regimen tof Australian the permanent garrison
which
in
certain to be
for
good.
artillery
a
colonial
appreciation
Owing
the
of
above
manner
of 30 an
—
in
harvested
ever
Salvation
at
trained two submarine 26 The gunners. the harbour master's
artillery
'laying marine
com
are guns concerned. Three members of the committee, however, viz.,MajorGeneral Colonel Richardson, French, and Colonel are of opinion Barnard, that it would have been better if one of the guns offered had been 9-2-inch. The other three members consider that a 9-2-inch is not gun at necessary the assump on present. Proceeding tion that three inch are avail guns the able, conclusions are following arrived at These tliree should guns be on barbette all to mountings.
situated
red
fixed
a
their
foree
reigit-
offered £15,000 'in_ America.
crop
heaviest
Jjn
was
tour
The wheat
the Artillery at There shouldbe a
officer
and
other recommeuded
Government proImperial three 6-inch pose to provide on guns H.P. for the of carriages defence Tho committee recommend Albany. that this offer be acceptel far as as the
exhibited on in hori circular, beacons are built of stone, and surmounted zontal section, by small Beacon is in Manaita painted lanterns. horizontal bands, and will black and white visible white show a fixed light through the of an arc of 270 deg between bearings E and N 25min W. N 88deg 35min ldeg is and will Beacon red, painted Yojibei show
:
etc.
that they will be beacons, and after the 15th inst. The and
HcrTitfid
record
in
in
forts
The committee arrived at on Albany the 23rd November, 189P, and spent tho first two days going over the ground and examining all sites for guns, possible
—
'
4nlr»
this
and
employes tho
Hannay,
necessary. the report
instructor miners
their
the
as
and
department
if
superintend
cordial received
Albany
—
permanent artillery Ihe above
arrival:
that
in Western where was every facility towards out their carrying The following is a report of the com mittee of officers on the defence of
I
the from N, flagstaff cable and about of a 9-10ths distant It consists of two the shore. 50 yards from inner awash the heads, being 7ft it. the outer upon and having in the These appear to be all the dangers These Note. positions, neighbourhood. for all correct sufficiently prac though are not, strictly tical purposes the state of the as accurate, speaking, instruments any being weather prevented Island is taken The landed. shape of the from and a from observation partly partly of the sketch by the Engineer in charge and Manaita Beacons, works." "Yojibei Notice is Straits. Shimonoseki hereby and Manaita beacons in Yojibei given that been converted have Shimonoseki Straits
Perth
practically Mr. Black
forwarding wish to
were
I
;
is
now
can
mittee of the
three
it.
their
on
Major
shore. of of the point water it. B upon heads, and has 9ft. least the N. 18 W. from is flagstaff, situated and about 30 of a cable distant, 6-10ths the nearest point of the island yards from C upon
are
R.E., In
-if
of water it has 3ft. N. E. by N i
tho guns mention
may
could instruct and Fremantle.
artillery,
Parnell
lecturing
the
Albany
the completed, services of P. W.D., bourn, who has had considerable in experience the construction of our can defences, be made available/ and
which bears f been two leading posts have the beacon, ft. with 40 high), tripods erected (each These two marks brought built at the top. W in one by N clear the above bearing nearest to the the post named danger, white and the inner beach being painted red. one leading posts Anchorage.— Two of to the N. W. corner been erected have mile to the eastthe Bay and about a 4 These twoof the resthouse. posts ward will lead to the brought in one bearing is moored where a red buoy anchorage, These from the shore. posts about i mile and visible 12 miles. 40 feet are high, at the is erected top a tripod There nearest to the the one of each of these, white and the fur beach being painted From the of Government ther one red." and surrounding "Gap Rock Hongkong. 1 All bearings magnetic. Scale, dangers. The in the dangers cable or 200 yards. consist of three of the vicinity Gap Rock on the marked plan A, submerged reefs, A is the Of these, only one B, and C. to to shipping. prove dangerous likely on from the flagstaff due West A is situated distant of the the island, point highest the and of a cable half a cable from nearest,, consists
"
t.ho passed course" through long This Shoebtiryness. R. A. officer, addition to the commanding;
:
have
for
ready here
a
It
the
1
been erected at beacon has It is end of Yandeloos point. of deck at a distance a ship's with a 12 miles. It is dome-shaped, large whole the at the being painted ball top, the 8-foot of rock, To clear patch white. mile from S one E, distance that notified the extreme visible from
fully viz.
been selected, if each guns will its colony agree to contribute quota of the amount out as pointed necessary in circular from the Imperial despatch dated 31st Government, August 1889,, the construction of the emplacements be commeuced at once and be may
Woolhouse, E. H. Chairman,
—
reported to them,
;
Members
R.
Higham,
W. Clerk.
I
j
Nairn
—
J.
.
j
—
W. Layman Upper Gascoyne.
now
for Sites guns. 2. 'The necessary garrison. The latter discussion may still require as to the amounts to be contributed by the different colonies but with reference, to the former, now that the positions
I
—
J R. supervisor, W. Chairman, J EitzR. E. Bush, W. J. EC. B. Walsh,
G.
Member, Walter.
Nelson.
have
submitted
Mr. a
With to the force regard for the required defence, application should be made for the services of an officer of Royal for a period Artillery of three until an Australian years, Officer cau be who has appointed garrison.
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happily, Mr.
holy
by the To-day,
is
Catholic.
a
Mr.
Parnell's and M.P.,
Parnell,"
It
is
leadership. Mr. T. Har nominated been
have
M.P., rington, for membership. journal,
country operating
their
earning typewriting
are
illustration of how the but another introduction of new often machinery
Among
rather than for work.
curiosities left by the late of Innsbruck, there Ettel,
of
II
old
found
was
a
was
of
torture and
century," found to
the
nine
being
contain rate and summonses.
letters
dunning
of on
has
,lt the
been
lie,
gallant but this
are
being
with
not
is'
their
Father
Munich, neurotic barefoot
invent
the
unemployed
some
in
will
giving In England thirty-
every
would of
be
Kerry,
Mayo,
Clare. miles
Two
near Kneip, of Waereshofen, has discovered a remedy for He makes them patients. go so
to
as
flows
prevent
of
the
not
meet
had
no
the has
after
were
but to, agreed advance of 5d.
wants of the works would be conducted
relief
and
a
an
It
men
ton
per
the
is
been
so
time honoured.
on
animal
had got when
agd
loose from its M acker th was it the bull The keeper.
secure its
to
the
uuionist brother in pastoraiists
by of
an
their
be the
their
It
is
present
that
delayed
in
to
allowed
force
shearing
The opening in the Church last December event. remarkable not
of
very
of
new Catholic Berlin of in be considered a The Municipality
Police,
founded the by Serra at San Junipero The Fathers brought
even
undergone
on paper which he calls fornia, Charles Mr. Dudley Warner
interesting
following Franciscan
important
'
the pays devoted friars who played such an in the earlier settle part that and the story of region, to
tribute
those
of ment whose Indian missions has been so often recited writers. "A by Catholic of romance," certain Mr. light says "is cast this coast Warner, by upon the
;
'
course
of Harper's of a very Southern Cali " Our Italy," ,
the
in
Magazine,
j
number
but
was
great
Diego
Anglican Irishman, for
Father in 1769.
to
occupy speaking, to be the of bishop
with them the vine and the olive, reduced the savage Indians to industrial and pursuits, ranchero and opened the way for that adobe civilisation which, down to the of the in about coining Americans, made in this the most 1840, region
picturesque ever
life
that
our
continent
Archbishop or
of
man
Trench
was
partially that See. Lord Plunk —
first
Irish
Dublin,
of the present of no Dublin, Irish parentage that and alone, had been allowed Indeed, et may Protestant and his
shows
and
suspicion
Channel. 4
on
the
other
be said Arch
on
bishop
must
reflection
appoint
side
head of and
Dr. Bishop, the imperial
took place after disestablishment. labour under Some people, however, the delusion that it is Irish Catholics who are an of contempt object alone,
lias
the
and of what
opening
the
many excellent
George
terms
stands
not
was
ceremony
By
of the
order
the with
a
passing Prussian the new
Minister of Public Works, Church of 8t. Sebastian is to be under the superintendence and in the care of
of the j
the j
Department
until
its
be. only of tbe be said, a
and
position,
increasing
the agreement which the pastora drew and up published they in the forefront of their placed very the of what terms right they call "freedom of con euphemistically
completion.
is understood By tliis their the existence of utterly ignore and to treat every man Unionism, they employ as they did in the good old days before the toilers realised the impor tance of combination. It is remark tract."
claim
to
maritime
late
contest, these
thut have
which
and the government, good be further consoled by the the that of the splendour
enthusiasm.
their
apparently
officials
high
Ivoff,
can
resources.
the
the from Councils.
Municipal so
this
discretion
how the capitalists have steadily this iu view since the policy kept recent strike. out They are following the lines laid down in by the victors
of
department
delegates
be
able
accommodate whole cost is estimated
the
the The-'ILmperor gave donation of £3000. There two other Catholic Churches 5 or 6 chapels for the coti of the 150,000 Catholics who Berlin. At the foundation
Legislature The presence
properly
plan. after 2000
£26,000.
Architecture
—
the approved Church, named
will
and
venience reside in
ment
seen."
National Library of Australia
Dr. that
predecessor
the
.-'ebastian,
splendid a e only and some
—
Spanish
finished
persons at
lo
according
When
—
!
!
November
out
.
successfully.
—
"Vienna,
ihe city and it condition that
is
not
forgetting
been
never
lines
are
voluntarily
-
. '
has
on
It
should
In
immediate
Rothschild, the cure In the
of
in
aud and
tact
there.
iists
of the sixteenth voyagers its with history begins century, of the establishment of the chain Franciscan the first of which missions,
;
ens
it must Hitherto, shown no to repugnance have iu effect fight they declared themselves for prepared the worst and are still eventualities, further
fortifying
religions capital gave the finest situations also contributes £2000 the building ho carried
of
one
in
ou
;
both the German ceremony Emperor and Empress were officially represented. 'Die Minister for affairs was religious the Governor as also and Com present mandant of the for Invalid Hospital the Chief Commissioner of soldiers,
which
intoxicating Baron Nathaniel
site
with of
have
they
a
city must
evil
pastoraiists,
Berlin
in
the
spread,
by the
their
Church
to
done
will
consequence
that
important
the
dispute.
Catholic
of this
to
one
in
suspended
practically
their
resist
attempt
believed
seriously
New
union
on
ian capitalists of this move aiists.
members
were
on
Conflict.
the sake of both the interests of the that such be community appeal may listened to and is before it too granted crisis late. A has risen iu already and has been Queensland, shearing
men in the agreement of Austral A small ring is said to be at the bottom on the part of the Pastor
new
Queensland.
English
all
party."
for
as
as
sides,
sisters
father,
Threatened
desirable well
most
that the honour reputation greater the is con now greatest except one The full ferred upon him. significance of the appointment be realised by may those who recollect until the ap that, of Archbishop the pointment Trench,
and
by
your
other of labour in its train. departments The Shearers Union have sent a request to for a conference the Pastoraiists to consider in a friendly way the terms of their late to which the men agreement, take serious It is very exception.
St.
vigorous
meat, condiments, drinks are excluded.
on
to
a recurrence of obscurely trouble between the and pastoraiists and the shearers, should it contest, would be pretty certain to arise, involve
respectively, church, This it was Ireland. of that about the appointment brought that Irish divine to the See eloquent of Peterborough. It may be reckonof credit to the Irish nation that ed the in that has so Bishop position his and established proved his abilities
a
carried from dietary is
cure
is
not
presage
branches of their in England and
means
the
the
on
concubinage
Is the threatened colony another of paralysis temporary her industries. The chief
the
then of
betrothed
places of age.
to repulsive on the motto,
advantage A
an
and mother, but accident, to render powerless assistance. The shearers' amalgamated have issued a manifesto calling
indeed
could Irishman, hope of promotion
But
marriage.
always
political
many, years O'Reilly's the editorship of the Boston This work has the full sauction the and is O'Reilly's family,
deceased's witnessed
the Dr.
first
child-mar
are
the Times " which acts not Do what come is what but may," rather right, " on the device, Do what is when right such a course will result in you thiuk
writteu by intimate
is
Roche,
to endeavouring attacked suddenly
the he
corps
to not
is
some
the
on
those
infants takes
are
in a recent article in the New made a powerful appeaL for Government interference. These Indian he holds, are not child-marriages, at since conseut is necessall, marriages
in
chain,
rail
'
have
men
N.S.W. exception
to
respect'
by
what
Review,
a freemason, from relgious than Lord Wol
strong
by the
Jeffrey and for
The
law
railways
the archiepiscopal is See of York of the signs of the times. do one "We as a rule concern ourselves not about of such matters to the Church relating but this is an England, exceptional
an
which
to
iu
action"
Now,
custom.
Manning
fighting He
life. only authorized A named -Joseph man, Mackerlh, me of age, was to fortyyears gored death Gawler. by a bull last week near
assist so as to A sum of £5000 to jobbing. certain meet in connection expenses the distress was voted. with of Dr. The appointment Magee, to Anglican Bishop of Peterborough,
as
in
and
ill-considered
this
at seven The average years are made without 'marriages the consent of the children, case the childand, in husband the child-wife dies, is condem ned to widowhood for life under condi tions of the greatest hardship. Cardinal
be for
miners
will
!
free
bigotry
"
it
of child-marriages Government is warned be taking a most serious if it allows itself to be
In India riages and the marraige
even
more
O'Reilly."
associate Pilot. of Mr.
prevent
Magee,
the
that
ary
James friend
good
the
on
They would officers, Engineer Royal Engineers would
:
to
custom
The
abolishing the facts
North.
between conference held at Wollbugong
a
Boyle
either
and eighty-four about to be begun.
are
other
It have
Stead
not
brutal
Indiu.
responsibility hurried into
.
hundred work
occasion. Irishmen
building His At its
rates the meeting came to a sudden conclusion. Messrs. Cassell & Co., of New York have the "Life of John published
in
the
!
is
iu
old
one
to-day three is
upon
started.
I
irreligous
demanding
Cork, Galway, and Down, Donegal,
of railway the Where districts
and are
amendments
per poor,
able to meet a After the poor
distress.
and
men
rules been takeu
pauper. Irish Relief Distress in the House of Com for the advancement of
intioduced
known
Mr. is
ranked among of the black
Prostestant, fevY
new.
a
part Balfour's
a
but
owners
many
The the
help
moment
give
of giving work, to be in the better alms and building
way
in
or
too
well
had not the bishopric party interested the Irish in retaining Establishment to thought strengthen hand the their existence by showing of an intimate connection between the
and
_
wishing
will
has
Jewish
Franciso.
ethical,
i
Cork.
in
careers
At
hungry idle of' asylums
case
San
at
the the
which
by
<>f
seley.
it
and
now.
to
is
Em
convert
race-track
observe
to
curious
India.
;
of the
big
in
editor the Times is In one guided. of his pa'it paper he comments upon Mr. Parnell's conduct with horpious in his Calcutta corres !>or; another, forth as the deniender pondent stands
in
being Jew
a
the
Thompson, the of Melbourne,
Orangemen
fill
blood to the head, and every morning they have to plunge into icy cold water. After the conies a plunge rubbing with towels till the body down glows,
.
who,
ways-would
.
religion.
in
institutions
he relied principally about to be constructed
his sons mother's
though
so,
the world
iu
papers,
sometimes that reported General is himself a Catho educated
husband.
institution her son's
deal
the is family Wood's wife.
Evelyn
to
bration
Gailwlic Catholic in
Liverpool the only
work
industral of a few
opened
Mr. O'Shea belongs to a well-known the Woods family, English Protestant of Essex, who have already given a Chancellor Lord Lord to England, a Mayor to London, and a distinguished the So far General to as 1 army. (correspondent, am aware limes), connected any way Lady Wood, Sir
an
a
rest.
better
was
with
Lord Wolseley (says the Review of Reviews )
Frederick has bought old castle and Kronberg, it into a charitable institu of .her would
buried
was
It is standard
to
Rosebery
amount
Lady Rosebery
and she
their
provides mons, the purchase of seed potatoes, money fior the the interest being charged upon church In explaining the hill, surplus. Mr. Balfour said the law adminspoor
into lockers, partitioned of torture of with instruments filled, different countries and The periods. "Modern inscribed, topmost locker was teenth
anxiety He supporters. affection of the-
absolute
a
memory Frederick',
into
Bill,
cupboard
instruments
in
person wholly Mr.
Leopold
err
tion
some
Mar
buisness than poor houses.
decreases
collection
large
a
convert
son
which
machines,
will
charitable
is
times increases the opportunities
take
to
the
have enjoined active all par for the pres affairs
subjects. Except for children the
by
living
of
cause
in
-
Child-Marriages
last
will be 100,000 dol. outlay autumn he expects to see opening next 15,000 spectators. Mr. Justin the new M'Carthy, chair man of the Irish Parliamentary party, and political life with began literary John who is the first Pope Hennessy, recruit of the new Both party. began
ordinary
Party
the
first
Windthorst,
Calholic
political
Luther's
press
American in this
an estimated, says that women 75,000
in
Empress tin
-
of
the the
is
ticipation ent and
has resigned his member National of the Dublin Club, has taken a prominent part in
support
large
of
leader
Herr
of
his friends and among from an is suffering and bis physicians heart, him lo withdraw from
Davitt
ship which
v
touched
religion:
daughter
his
materialistic the died with And his, only Lord Catholic. a
he
lips.
times
of
beauty
in ;
devout seemed
u
is
at
Byron
Mr.
condition
Reichstag,
Sir age
a
than
more
the
Lady
late
proved,
Joseph sportsman
-
The the
Not
attended
cent,
Victoria
in
rites.
discourse
a
scheme
classes.
working
ten
in
arrived
of the
will
been
£750,000.
gold,
delivered Abbey,, said the An had lost the greut mass
Church
glican of the will tons each, of the Imperial
of 6000
has
ess,
Booth's
Westminster
it)
tons
told.
Six be
General
on
the
by
1,262,-110
yielded
The
,
Mine,
Syndicate's of smelted 760ozs.
valued at £2,964. Archdeacon Farrar,
United
stated,
be
Australian
an
Singapore, at the Raub battery, from of stone the
cablegram nounces a crushing Pahang, of 940 tons
Chinese
.year and 578 departed. is in Victoria Legislation proposed the floating of bogus compuuies stop the mining industry.
£28,000,000.
from
A
Raub which
faith.
launched tonnage ship -buildings yards of the
the
-
of the
Army
Philadelphia. work evangelical
in
by
"
in
appeared
speciality
healing
the
£33,000,000,
279
per
Germany
army, France
.
"
Its
called
sect
new
her and
.
A Lord
£35,000,000
spends
on
year
-
Joubnal states that Fbeeman's of Dii of the affairs investigation the stockbroker, show that the Bedat, liabilities amount to about £120,000.
-
England
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i
in by the men; Was it the of the pastoraiists to procure that would be acceptable, tonns when, without the communications slightest with the other drew side, they up a and then flung form of agreement, it to
acquiesced intention
the
in
these are our alternative but or Indeed since the late accept, go. strike the have a capitalists adopted and the men are tone, quite hectoiing now the usual suffering consequences But of defeat. the surely employer men,
should has war,
saying
and
terms
not
remember yet and
Unionism
effect
you have
:
no
that the final word said in the industrial there is a force in
been that which
cannot
be
or by contempt bullying, of harsh imposition have now pastoraiists
for opportunity or arrangement are actuated
coming at
by
least
got or
terms.
rid
of
by the The
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pacific
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to
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views.—
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Sydney Exchange.
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evergreen—
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"
sight.
The
most
general
General enjoyment. What is the best
to
fast
Give
?
way
i
now
just
imagination—
Another before
mirrors,
them An
are
as
Tommy
fish
good
iu
Can
—
Plague
?
was
I
by
he
stood
the
said
it,"
the
his
of
(at
the
bottom
deal
good mation 44
the "He
train
disappear
as
home
44
his
to
dinner,
Yes
:
be
quick the papers" will
your but it
;
upper not
visitor,
An
oil
money,
have
re
venae
re
Weeks very stick
Tom darkness the
are
There's
—
to
44
riot
Host no Christmas :
water a through he knew now-what that ing in the tea-kettle.
given day before was
"
"
advertised, how learn were
Smile
:
I
:
the
last
a
44
For
or
was
find
and
yesterday
add
go'mg
to
smile
the
I
should give
and
but
I'd
?
I
it
i
HOW
LEVER
and
Ash Ask
the
eminent
most
tation
of
the
the
best
—
the
cuai'tek
the who
is What be relied
44
can
I"
kidneys
Johnay
it
say
and
me
for
cure
will
they
tell
diseases
all
organs
you
the
Hence
when
these
for
he
had
no
of
She
Bitters, curative raried in
terious is
so
or
ill-health
can
and power, Harmless
coun
wife to husband difference in the
invalid
or
notice
a
got
it
of
a
Yes,
:
havo
we
you dear ?
milk,
and
this
is
much
For
been
dence
for
evi giving t eroselves very of this occurred iu
surest
Erysipelas Saltrheum, "
indigestion, frail
:
44
If
didn't
you
Soque,
drink
could you How in
deal of money. great did you ever form the habit ?" Soque 44 I began .by Well, a nip taking every time I had a poem and rejected, it's nio. full kept pretty but I'd lately
a
enough, is lie
"
Nature Have
you
hops
:
name j
the
really
like
a
chance
tq
refoim."
appetite, a
mys which
disease
resist
its
weak-
mixed' it
or
some
you leave
it.
gave
up
then
weeks,
You
within
my mother's a cried till had
lost
mother
My
physicians. human aid
past
for
me, death
and
and 1
other
are
sank
ghost not know
and
"
At
this with
Wilson, Crawford's
I in
love I
was
I
fiesh
had five leave
would and care.
I
I
had
sick. till I to
came
The "
.'
v>as
see
me
thin and
got rest
scarcely
from
it
until
lime
I
remembered formerly
that worked
whom I in East Mill, been cured
Mrs. ia
Leeds (where Street, I live), had by Mother Seigel's Curative So I sent to Mr. Jesson's, Syrup. the Chemist, in Great Garden and got Street, a A few doses stopped the bottle. vomiting, and by degrees from day tc day I felt better. Soon I could eat a dry crust, and by the time I had finished the second bottle I had got over all bad and my was fast symptoms, back. I am now getting my strength (April in better health than ever before 1890), in
Patients
from
tell
Monday morning.
use.
excruci
life.
my
inflammatory scrofula.
blood poisoning, and, in fact, almost
in
"I
have taken should Mother Seigel's but my husband was Syrup sooner, work and had a out of we only triflle coming in from his but I thank I club, God did get
dyspepsia, all
diseases
in
poisonous
at
and
last,
cured
it
friends and my I have facts related, letters of enquiry
the
Dr. can
Soule's be found
known
Bit
Hop in
without Lhe
Mills, This
label, bottle. made
bunch of green and Dr. Soule's.
stuff
Beware to imitate
of
with
40,
Bread
and
I will
was
a case
affected
the
or
possibly would have to wait known
wrong —
» I
Levers.
1
York
of indigestion
I
Mrs.
(Signed),
Street,'
as
was.
the know reply to any Ann
Road, Leeds. and
dyspepsia how far it had showing nervous A few system. months, weeks and more, Mrs. Mills
symptoms
all
the
—
10s English
off
neighbours
"
every
world. a
bad
me,
All
to
white
£6
her frame in bed and
Curative
genuine
Nesbit's
to hold of falling. cold as
me. My skin was of a green and when I ate yellow colour, anything seemed to stick in my throat. About this time I commenced and what I vomiting, threw was with blood. up tinged Once I to vomit at nine o'clock on a began Saturday
above.
j
;
he
case
had
no
hour
one
what having Syrup had done for
talc for
to
tell.
She
did
after reason, Curative Seigel's
any
Mother her friend
Mrs.
Wilson,
'
I
he No
it
;
'
1
and
1
on
vile
who
about the house," I tried different without avail.. I at New Briggateand me the worst. His
have take
two
with
children, without home and
as
Ameri and
or nearly dying" of given up by phsicians, liver kidney diseases, called coughs, consump
cured by of which
the blown
to
'1
'
My
did
a
Ijsg-None
medicines
said, heart
no
combined
woman,
from
crawl weak.
so
can you three
;
for
one
went
it
been
words that
had
fear racked down
lie
not
She
although
cough
doctor
1 talked
them
:
ii.
suffering
heir
is
ters, proof neighborhood
so
mako the world
or
man
woman
Admitting
sweat
a
was
was,
-
little
con
been
chronic,
a
right
Dispensary
the
morning frail
I and
it
4f
"
or
People drawn out of shape of ating pangs rheumatism, and
the
despair.
em-
cured. Women Mil gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia-, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar to women.
do not express An instance clearly the other An intelligent member day. of the force who was in evidence giving an assault case said I was the only in the house except an person present other who was outside. policeman,
Editor; Mr. much,
other severe
have
tion,
week.
a
and
of
storm-tossed
These
to
cloud." down for
a
sit
could
the
to
took
dead
and
years,
Bright's complaints,
getting. much better. I new man. He said he would it to be and so perfectly pure,
Yery
guarantee I bought enough to last Policemen sometimes
Almost
the
scarcely "
medicine
malaria, tell
are
exist
" "
she
answer
is
to
into
out in dreadful
A
could
I
went asked
as
dyspepsia;
is
chapter
Don't
:
aid."
him.
—
valuable, into Dr. Soule's a wonderful
for the most smallest child
a
—
or
up
broke
44
or
possibly
to go
says, remedies
ina diseases
developed, that no operations
it
yet
might
she
or
and
reliable
power its
said of
to say so in auy be wrong and to put out the light.
business
death. that so
last
remedies
such
Hop
can
be face
"
such
;
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, and they will fever, ague, &c.," Mandrake! or Dandelion Ml! with others equally And compounded
to consult so, had he
come
seemed herself
that the
of
explicitlv
most diseases
liver
shall the
This had been ill for some woman time. In she was alarmed Juno, 1889, greatly by her Her heart and symptoms. palpitated, she was so giddy-she could stand. Mer scarcely head whirled she "all and," said, objects
Buchu." same physicians is
by the lights, ia lighthouse
important
beyond human by a physician
are
thought
"
all
steer
ships,
in
it
said
had-
phys
remedy
only
cure
urinary
ana
phatically Ask the " What
morning,
lunch
at the
me
to
as
most What
?
You
were
"
And
never
asked
eminent
disease, diabetes, retention, to retain and all the urine, ailments to Women peculiar
bility and
!"
Wiggins hundred this
best
on
fearful
a
men,
sleep.
most
Brigbt's
all keeps hollering him. Never rains
should
the
with
well
the
is
world. darkens
'
icians
pay
a
weather
Four
as
Hope
i.
the
of
27th, 1842, the of Bristol, Eng fearful off gale The wind blew
light. Souls,
"
all
or
any
the
ship struck
the
'
Ask
October
LOST.
shock and went the Captain including On the shore reaching they found had a strange An thing happened. enemy of the lighthouse keeper had bound him hand and the and_ foot extinguished
in
nerves, curing all forms childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always Aud tell you unhesitatingly they will Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 !
be
to
expected
pieces. saved. were
irri
and
"
jump
want
WAS
Mary Compton,"
to
yeais
thing
Bobby,
then
was and the clear, moment to get sight every of the in the light lighthouse on the Iron Rock Shoals. This marked the lighthouse the Once entrance to harbour. and there, were safe. Sure of his they he position, sailed Five on minutes later confidently.
spirit
all
allaying
of
night
bub
Captain
Physician
what is any school, world for quieting and
the
the
furiously,
Ml
Questions
SHIP
was with land, struggling the coast of North America.
Capped two
and don't
I
:
GOOD
"
SILVER
Guaranteed Jewelled, Albany,
A
On
cause
HUNTER,
Bobby
good ship
Guaran LEVERS, GALLE'S Albany
J.
Come,
:
now
:
GALLE'S,
J,
me
pours
?"
now
roars
a
> SILVER
Vital
Jane Beau-
—
I
Mr.
piano,
and 1 hear
see
you
Young
i
sing
cau't.
when
You askod me a Philanthropist nickle to get to oat with. 1 something to drink you, and here you are gave it ing a glass of beer. Yes but Tramp .till
4
at
years,
dear child mast be as refined as
my them
ma. my medicine, Father who knows how to govern children Robert, if medicine you don't at once take-your be put to bed without it you will taking at all. Bobby takes it promptly.
BLOOD the blood
to cleanse whatever
from
HUNTER
the Dear
take
ter.
drop
know
going
Schools
matter
him
two
P
to
debt.
wait
can
when
is
:
tour
two." warbles
teed
:
Twelve instruction date of the
can," that easy anxious to
you do
are
lend
Life."
the
ROTHERHAM
0
o£/0
:
twelve stamps the day of the
a
i?A «£/U
;
call
and I said I'd see about it". What do think ? I think would you Gaglcy it bo cheaper to it. to give him. You won't have to spend anything to collect
miles
the
is
Young
:
warranted
impurities
If let
coaxingly medicine
your bed.
into
Vendors Sole everywhere. Proprietors Tiie Lincoln and Midland Counth « Drug Co., Lincoln, England.
44
Young husband
said
My
that
rains
pours but he
wife:
microscope
Send'
to
when
it
all
of
principal
daughter:
was
fractions.
take
For Skin Scrofula, and Scurvy, and Sores of all Diseases, kinds, are marvellous. Thousands of testi Sold monials. in bottles, 2s. and 9d. lis each and Patent by Chemists Medicine
feeling think you dear madam, the the last
my salary Maud would
on
44
Young
a
44
is
a
Clarice informs to study obliged Please do not let this
she
year
vnlgar
I'm
41
That
arm,
followed
shown made
his
hunting
fifty
after Friend : invitations ? To
last
happen again. study fractions
arising. Blood effects
ha'penny."
:
—
nae
lug
the
by her My daughter
like a
on
pencil.
possible."
Blood is WORLD-FAMED
the
Do
And
:
the
than
uud
dog,
calendar." and the sent, 44 Find out the
We can poet. what we but is how a fellow
from
hunted
—
Board
never
better
shopping
all.
44
exclaimed, the hear Why, he has
ever
—
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
them.—
Bagley
.
boy who
of
stamps
Boy
August."
That's
one
she
nervous
pays if Miss
time."
to
day.
-without
j
you."
me
It
pains
completely he
;
to
What's
but
railway
for
lessons
the
He is a young to-day. not stand more than forty
and month
j
at
yourself. in the world to
broke
all.
:
He
44
All ? Archie
doctor. die ?"
again,
going
44
An automatic
advance. indicate
be seated." please Your Friend dog looks worn out ; has he been on a
ill
her for
"
small
|
shortest
Small
:
invitations.
those housemaid
the
to
are
!
sono
My
A
the
44
?-"
o' robbed how I am
see
:
these
pleased
winning
a
wandering
I
been
champ
it.
in
?
have
the
:
cutter.
chromo.
on
on
!
:
happen Oh,
ex
Naotically Searnelle for scissors
oil
after
expedition wife my
J
The
Oh, yes be will. You forgot he was in a glue working factory." Newsboy: 44 Yere'syer evenin' paper! All about the robbery One ha'penny !" 44 Haicede Gimme one." After care 44 ful Guess the kid was reading right
compose
said with the caller a. dear," to the who smile little girl while the her father, study occupied was eminent at his the literary man, 41 assist 1 suppose dinnor, yon your bores ?" father in entertaining "Yes, the little sir," replied girl gravely, 44
44
:
afraid Brown is not don't think he will business." Wentmnn:
:
steady. to his
very I'm
the name of the next passengers i6 about to be station along the lino of the four in the carriagvs introduced shows This that, great systems. the is the idea stationnrj-, although are with moving railway companies times,
:
Consolation
you are I see a
asked
genuine
a
the
is
Boy
vacation. 44 I'm
of
thing
a an
drop of oil An agent arrangement
J
(to
Teacher 44 Yes'm.
gracious Invitations to what and settle accounts.
?" the painting on the wall. at a picture looking Mrs. ?" echoed Newpainting " in an tone no, indeed ; injured
a
that's
year
!"
to
Bullion, attended
Madam, that
—
mer
boys, what bird ?"
is
Mrs. school
sent
was
inscription a
it."
Mamma
reducing coal
class
Which
Good
felt.
am
that
Boy
month
all
man
item
a
: So you party man. young change editor, a clipper. you are speaking, I ply the as No. Inasmuch
"
a
lip.
is
Pompous
I
" :
I
way's Pills. Factory Opera tives and Workers in Manufactories. The remarkable remedies which have been discovered and perfected by Thomas and which have for more than Holloway, been successfuly years used in every fifty of the globe, are use quarter especially ful in all the manifold ailments which those who by reason of their oc afflict are confined for years, or all cupation their in crowded and lives, buildings Pills and Oint workshops. Holloway's ment are associated the former remedies, the' vital when diminished powers restoring and always as an efficient blood acting whilst the latter relieves local purifier, maladies, checks and acts inflammation, as a clean sin? and healinsr agent in cases of bad legs, bad breasts, ulcers and un sores of all kinds. healthy
?"
in the day 44 Orgust."
I
said
Bir,"
to a little called himself. O Tom, I do declare : a moustache. gottiug across
living "Is
asked
to
bitterly that may
-
esti
?"
attention
actually darkness
a
gun be a
restaurant.
a
how
reads
never
ferring Sister
Now,
Policeman
Archie
remarkable
is
who -
the proprietor he entered
Where's
It
in
Tito
noisiest of the
What
Hollo
!
has gone waiter."
the
44
:
the
son
the following Write with
44
:
with a pie to boy, presented share with his sister, was told that in cutting it he must give her the largest part. a moment he passed the pie Reflecting 44 to his with the remark sister, You cut
beautiful
there is little very the head of the family. 41 Wliose method has "
"
Did
!
!
44
of othei'6.
man,
boy with
card A
the teacher occasions, because he has no
auybody o that ? Nae ear a saucer, like man,"
line.
straight a
ear
a
half
a
writing received
Why simply
:
ear." on
putting about
such
44
her
why
to
as
in sent gentleman Sydney to London for a method of without ink. He pen and
young
half-a-crown j
on a holiday always allowed His to days. failing mother, the cause of her son's forced to the school to paid a visit into the matter. In answer to
on
said
shock
j
Teacher
and in the
platform
orator becomes a great he is apt to estimation in the of a smooth-bore
an own
a
is
name
sing
as
traveller,
station
last
the
When
home
who
person
earthquake
44
darkness. in
of the an
_
in
on
watched
to
as
Small
day I'm not
"
inquire her query
all
:
"
the
are
You must minstrel) accompany me, my good man." Minstrel Wandering ; " what would Certainly ; like to you
of oil paintings large quantity masters of of the most' ancient
A
in
it
the
:
—
were
howl, Stern
:
some
we
but
sir/'
!" was living by chiselling of a sculptor observation the the other day to his model. so Townly : Why is Jackson, talking do so usually. loud to-night ? He doesn't He is talking about himself. Glubly <! advertises For An auctioneer
Sale
cemetery
A J
was
lesson;
level.
Sohoolmastei
tell
boys
I get my boastful
44
world,
this
:
Lessons.
:
in
"Oh,
singing divine absence,
chant's." of you
any Great
the
but
the
to
the gas I can't
register
Smallpage most proved efficacious Wilkin's weight?"
market
this
are
John:
of
matter
a
At the North the Pole six mouths Little long." the poor my, watchmen; 44
:
what a time they must have of it." A youth at school in Scotland who lacked musicial whose and voice talent, the jarred consequently during sioging
from your
only
wholly groundless. estimated that in collar a man walks
doubt
caught."
were
Teacher: what
ma
motto
fisherman's
Father
good many
a
sighed
differ
:
unsuccessful
ever
been
far
very
gropes
hard,"
always
see When you yellow curls long
made before
were
hns
is
mile,
Beading
since.
ever
"There as
Women and have
—
fact
not
not
stiff
cookery-book.
a
ucad
It
slow
a
I
The apprehensions cast down by
are
make
very "
a
is
—
food.
no
it
of the
feast
on
be
teeth.
popular
horre A
mad
necessarily
It's
We -m.iy when we get
iu j
Moving
motion. A dentist is not cause he shows his
train
railway
but
few,
uights
meter, voto."
advance. A
are
pluck.
—
—
lovers
The telephone girl close calls. After all, getting vines is neighbour's
A dry well. High words.
out
talk
True between..
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Pumped
&
n
I
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!
W.
FACTORY
20
PERTH,
Good hides hand. in exchange Goods despatched Colony.
Continental
and and
Uppers
always skins
all
small
cases,
in
Ladies'
IN
Combs, Blacking,
quantities.
obtained
Agricultural for Guildford, and
Saddlery
to customers
Clippers,
will be post or otherwise and promptness. FIRST PRIZE at the late Show held at Society's the best of both collection
by
care
the
Note
Address
and
London
the
(Near Wholesale
Street,
Railway
Agent
Hotel
for
Messrs.
—
SMITH,
Barrack that
Whips
Brushes Oils Harness
Skins,
ROBERT
to his friends he has just received has now ready for
announce
and
Harness.
iJaT
GUGERI
A.
Saddles
including
Chamois
Scrapers, etc.
W.A.
GREAT
Girls'
Hostelry,
All orders sent executed with all
lbs.)
and
Saddles Saddles, Jockey and all requisites for firs a
Sponges,
Spurs,
VARIETY.
and from
Saddlery
of
Harness.
Boys'
Bridles,
R.S.
in large
Stores,
P.
kinds
a stock, and varied large of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, and Gents' Saddles Riding
Pack Pilches, Horse Clothing, class Stable or
quarter
boxes (120
DRAPERY
Spectacles.
Nesbit, select
from
maker
to guarantee
and
a
WATSON
)
North
the
West
& TEE
V.
Chateau Do.
ALSO, from
Mr.
the
West
—
12s.
„ „
and
(pts.
MORNING. pts.
Australian A trial
qts.
From
10 to 12, for
only.
Admission
Roebourne. W. Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dougarra. York. G. H. Lott,
P. A.
and Children Skates Free.
;
AFTERNOON. From
Merchant, Oct.
Perth,
Howick-street,
6d.
recom
GUGERI, Wine
Ladies
Wines,
mended.
J.
OPEN.
qts).
and
doz.
per
T. W.
„
qts).
NO W
BASS' Ale and Porter. Own bottlingDo. GUINNESS'S Stout,
Jeweller,
JINK
JpERTH jpALACE
and
(pts.
Margeaux. Estephe
St.
Perth. :
La Rose Latour
Do.
watch
and
Cossack.
17 1889.
etc.
CLARETS—
NESBIT,
E:
Watchmaker
Rum, Gin,
BRANDY,
sold.
and
Roebourne October
Perth,
& Wood.
Turnbull
PAYMENT, TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
on
of
and
to
stock
practical every article
the famous "Glen," silver from label
WHISKEY— gold
at least V. E.
save
will
from by buying besides having a large
taken
parts
in
BEGS
cent.,
per
Agents to
Oilmen's
Clocks
Cups
customers
Practica
houses.
kangaroo
Alberts Leon tines
all
and
and
octaves.
Tobaooo
SMITH op
and Sadd
—
Flour.
in
and Spirits
Earrings
Alberts
&c.
—
and
ROBERTManufacturer
&c.
Teas, Sugars,
Necklets Studs Brooches & Ear rings-
Rings
Plated
fgjgr
a and Also, kept in stock, large assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's BOOTS and SHOES from
English Grindery
Ammunition
Iron, Snider
Harness,
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Jet
collecting,
notice.
the best Leather
Fencing
Fowling
and
Frederick
bales,
loading)
Harness,
asks
Sir
,
K.C.M,G.
,
tools,
Wool
Revolvers, pieces, (muzzle
Wines
TO
MENT
Governor
Broome
assortment
on
rN
and
N.
„
Cruets,
Britnall).
STREET,
Excellency
ALWAYS
&c.,sold Clocks, Jewellery, Watches, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no low heavy ceedingly prices. for and is paid convassing commission
spurious
are
His
the
cn
jig
thanks to the public returning generally for past favours, thas beg to announce all classet hey are prepared to manufacture of COLONIAL on the shortest BOOTS, pos sible varied
Wedding
881111
sale
to the Label address is
BOOT
T.
(Late
,,
„
brown&allen, HAY
Keepers
Electro
language.
London,
Oxf'rr-T'St'rea!:,
Medicine wil.li direc
sets Brooches
,,
also
j
'
„
St.)
of
look the
If
£0x03.
Oxford
533, ;
Vendors
all
by
in
use
St. (late London
breech
Bracelets & E.
B.
Necklets Studs
„
at
only 78,
Manufactured
are
Pills
.
Ointment
The
„
requirements, Carpenters'
;
Silver
do. Ladies' Breast Pins
fail.
Rifles, j
lery,
Stocks
Corrugated
|
every
APPOINT-
SPECIAL
full
Netting,
Pumps,
Douglas
j
repaired
or
Station
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
!
Walthams Gold Watches Silver Watches
Leontines Rings, Gent's
,,
Anvils, j
j
Agents, hand
on
other goods, Portable Forges,
sundry
j
Ladies'
Gold „
of
BY
Importers
Station
always
HAVE
j
two
a
and
Stock
repaired. Nesbit's
or
Watches „
I
with of
Jewellery to order
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gent's Gold
|
If
remedy.
infallible
the
on
I
Watches
other
years'
j
the
|
j
For
LEGS, BAD of Old Wounds,
cure
and
These
Hotel.)
2.30
to
1890.
24,
6d.
Admission,
5.
Skates
6d.
-
Searching are known
th
Walthams the Colony,
in
|
Its
and
best selected stock of of Jewellery
first-class cheapest and EVERY Watches in the Nesbit's colony. description and jewelled) Levers English (capped and rough 6tand riding work, guaranThe Best teed for two Watch years.
without are the
Railway
(Near
FREMANTLE,
PERTH. General
the
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
STREET,
HAY
HARNESS STREET.
PERTH.
Practical Watchmaker
AND
BARRACK
WORKS,
and' Bronchitis COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Influenza, Consumption,
FOR &c.
COMPOUND SEED, Aniseed,
EAY'S &c.,with
COMPOUND, for
demulcent
a
Coughs,
COMPOUND, is
for serviceable
equally
and
Coughs for
KAY'S
CATHARTICUM an PILLS, agreeable aperient. for Broken Cement Ar; ticles. Sold CtOAGULINE. Everywhere. Manufactory, Stockport, England.
and
Comfort
Every
&c.
—
Whichis
for
contains
the
is
of the
and Beers
Spirits
WimbridgE, si aw
a is
OIJ
Visitors,
Watts
of lovers
resort
Brands
of
always
obtainable,
far-famed
the on
(opposite
HAY
STREET,
of the FUNERALS Colony, therewith notice
|
1.
PERTH.
conducted
connected the shortest
in
and all attended
and
at
by
telegram
or
and
Coaches
al-
ready.
DEALER, STREET, george's
st.
&
C..
PERTH. cathedral.)
aml-tfoi
Head handsome Iron
erected
and varied most extensive the German, and Colonial French,
hand,
on
English,'
SHOES
stock
ATTENTION
PROMPT
TO
COUNTRY
in
the
Manufactured
SLIPPERS.
AND
COMFORTING.
thorough knowledge of the natural laws the govern ODerations of digestion and nutri« and tion, by a careful application of the fine proper ties of well-selected Mr. Epps has provided for cocoa, breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us may many heavy doctor's bills. It is use of such articles by the judicious of diet that a constitution be gradually built may until up strong enough to resist every to disease. tendency Hundreds of subtle maladies are around floating us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and pure a properly nourished frame."— See article in the Civil Service Gazette. a
which
ORDERS.
Made
simply
Sold
in
with
water
boiling
packets
J-Ib.
milk.
or
by Grocers,
labelled
and
JAMES PRICE
i
gaje. Tomb
Railings,
LIST
ON
EPPS homoeopathic
APPLICATION.
&
CO.
!
T
SMALL
ggT WJ ML
SENT
ORDERS
RIDGE
Observe
the
Next
Address, Door
BY
BOOK
POST.
Printed M.
and
the
"
Criterion
Hotel."
Thomas
for
published
Gibney,
Record,"
—
to
chemists,
ENGLAND.
LONDON,
Stones, supplied
completo.
W.
thus:—
!
j
lianal
ftnol
Manager.
j
Hearses
Monumental with
15s.
BREAKFAST, "By
-
ways
from
EPPS'SC0C0A.
Importer,
details to
Sale
ALLUM,
GRA TEFUL—
a&air.
part
otherwise,
Funeral
IT AS always of it colony
BOOTS, any
on
Roberto.
'
sr
Furnisher,
FRANK
Civility.
j
Funeral
Children.
game.
hand.
SMEDDLES,
LEATHER
®®g,
and
®<)<B)f
Manufacturer
RRIBR
AND
General
MORNING.
for
MUSIC.
and and
Attendance
Good
HOWIOK
»
By
Professor
Is.
Moderate.
Boot
ens
Gala
Skates
favourite
Best
GEORGE T.
Travellers
of Burroughe's
one
mgirntflgQmtg&g
W.
SATURDAY Prize
TaMes,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
CEGai'g'es
J
«\
Convenience
Billiard
Wines, j).
with
is
And
LINDM
v.Vj.
replete
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
TIC PILLS, a specific in Neural &c. Contains gia, Face-ache, Quinine,
A
6d.; Skates
Horses
and
Iron,
EVERY
Propruor.
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds, Cattle.
DeLUCEY,
R.
THOMAS
expec Chest
and
Colds,
EVENING. From 8 to 10. Admission,
Chlorodvne.
torant, KAY'S
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
OF LIN ESSENCE Senega, Squill, Tolu,
at
the
office
Howick
the
of
street
Rev W.A. Perth , by
Bight
the
,
.
"
Bryan.
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