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that directed

pleading slaughter passed

of

the

to

guilty lenient

the charge sentences

in

sworn, nolle

four

m

the

for

prosequi were concerned

The

discharged.

Father

against

cases,

M'Fadden,

the drawn be remembered

Gweedore of

men

"

has

not

work, Records

'

the the

mercy"

,

been

of;

'pastor'

sympathy

British of the

people,

and of which last.

the

it.

Dublin

Nation.

and

the'

Elec-

time past authorities several months

for

some

The

consistent. in prison

for

diabolical

charge. from

recoiled

in

kept

him

on

a

The

tbe;

statement in

this

rof

the

country, Continental

everything been proved other day the

most

the

avenging in

blunders

of their own of the Donegal

which

the Executive of the alleged

its

began

prosecution

and

Grand at

and

'more

Cathedral,

has

charge West of

in placed refused

Donegal was Peasants '

of siege. mission

a

were

the

unless pass way of the possessed sign-manual omnipotent policemen. Derry Jail crowded with peasants arrested for to

state

per they the

he,

take

were

be

wreaked. and blood

selected, to have

mined full

of

resources

full

vengeance

blood. the most

of

one

its

But of

to

offered

the

on

would

their

pastor nominal submission M'Fadden Father either or

to

to

take

leave

his

this

consent to

had

people

to

would be renewed if he refused. viciousness things

many life

of

labour

if a

his it

reproach

which

his

peasants to make

enemies. put to him upon himself

the with

prosecution redoubled

He

has"

done

in his hispeople long But the among them.

for

National Library of Australia

for

claimed

authority'' little'

and

the

by with with

party Bethel,

its

tenets

its its

it from a differentiating similar each parties; of being the pretence

other 'boastful of

Christian the nearest

hf Tbeing

or

at

approach

to

belief,

it

cathedM

with

:

a

is

earned

present too

had tion

which

adorned

manner" of the a rule

the public buidings, the warehouses, and the private places, were residences remarkably fine, and, of them singularly some han'dkbme. He —

f

would, and

venture on a prophecy, that long after the face this, with the changes of time had altered as to be almost un as of Sydney that the city

it

was

recognisable structure would' stand in its majestic over new a as a place towering city and a monument record of this century, those who stand on to gaze and telling those who pass by of the' spirit of Faith -

5

which

of to

a

erection,

perseverance

which

prompted

spirit on

its

completion;

thought serve

whose sacrifice

their it

their faith

telling

who believed

community

loved

of of

religion,

the

noblest

and carried

a

peopl'e

in a

thing

God

manifested

and

Master, of generosity ifcselfat

it

and and

who people on earth to

Heavenly and

the

once

self-

in

the

may be

to

ceasing

.

foregone doubt

was

The

at

Oxford,

a

belief

in

if

will

intellectual

faith

Christian.

a

understand

we

those'

continue not

does

even

two

he dogmas, but what them

to

retain

?

The

may if

;

boldDess

of the

he<

theory but set

shoe: king to may appear some, aside authority am d its is irresistible. logic If the s of the Manchester professor New fc.-e men of intellectual College

teaching of recent but exercise

the

on

of

him aright, in these truths, cast them into th9 of inquiry and doubt. If he from the ordeal still' professing

emerges

theological also College,

influence

granting

conclusions under pain Yet Dr.

ven

e

would abolish beli ef and 'bid the learner

Oxford-

or

power,

they

havoc

amongst

teachers

the

or

certain to the future U hurch of

sad

work

arei

religious

England.—

Tablet.

wtth modern learn strength by contiact Not so the theology of the Man ing. chester if New College can theology it indeed' be called. The intellectual of the religious teachers of the position

The Threats

the

..of

Anglicans

.

latter

institution'

a

is

strict

psychological revolt religious Men at that epoch flung in matters of religion.

away The

each mail's correctly of .the. pretation Bible, only5 rule of faith. more

a

True, land,

ing

great entitled

institution,

decorum

of

be

all

is

stately

public the

is

vote

it

is

weary various

lik

very of

there

dogma,

is

in

to

existence which the

an

authority heart and

in con-

ely

the

soon land, will establishment

same

etf

sections

We

If

jrose-

r>emon-

be

:it

the

next

Church Church,

our

to

at-

.'High ment-

.

at

1

the

anil

disestablishmemt,. see a chaug'O of episcopal di'ef

<

:oma

the spirit ,ms." do not be lieve that the Aiig;elical will parsons preach a Liberation! is t cru sade. They are quite as fond c >f their as the But livings High Churchmen u

Church

be.

fooon

over

and

to

.

faithful fc-r

shall

we

meri,

ceases

.

'

High

England

the

day for day for Let

lerstood unless

are

place

of

prnst. u.m

rock on which it most certainly will be shattered to pieces'. Cast aside and the raison of the d'etre authority, fatal

The

the'

chapf

disestablish:

"

The

that'

will

then

,with

past.

elections authorities we

private threatens

V

by

scandalised of dedication

tie's

it.

thoroughly

so

the

t

party cries

strances

the

But its worship.' cardinal of principle as private judgment part of the system was like the of a existence deadly of an pison in the organisation animal. and Grant sufficient time the animal mustdie. So, too, the historic Church of England is now fast the approaching of

acceptance

cutious

religious of Eng

the

has 'oeen

that

Church

or

existence, possess of and belief,

outwardly

Clumber

'inter

to

Rock

Tbe editor

authority Bible,

private was

national the Church

then sprang into formulas certain

practising

The

the ceremonies a Duke of Newcas

development' lines of the great of the sixteenth century.

on

however,

of the city became so

1,

are

none

Drummond,

of the nation, life even in that religious of England's The Culture. great centre for the propagation of peculiar tenets, buffer which 'it was founded; will injury, rather' than accession of receive any

the

beautiful' business

their

others,

tion.

orucible

Nov.

of

matters

her

which of

af

in

even if conclusion, that conclusion should be true, may yet bias the intellect and strain the conscience, and so imnair the spiritual faculty by which truth is apprehended." Tine existence of God and the divinity off not to men Christ,

»

College

on

indeed

as

as Be. authority spurious. a free read man, therefore/ what you as wish, and believe you please. So says Dr. Drummond in effect in " his address .on a pledge which Friday; binds teacher or learner to any foregone

persons.

New

founded

fact

very

judgment

stamps

i

little

were

structures the city

private

the

<'.v

The

patible.

nowadays.

is

New College. is

basis,

illogical

'

!

both for their, buildiog and for futurity. He requirement and admira-,' gazed with wonderment in since his arrival Sydney ou the they

amongst

it

and

each

on pleases as believe he the religious

the other sects as well. With the voice Church of England asserts the principle of Church authority, with the other she proclaims the right of private' Both are incom judgment.'

pay the the

alterna-

enviable

less

he

one

We of Newgate inventory blots, gyves, shackles, for chvlder and " and bolts

find

institution

as

a

than

of religion,

as

faith,

not

all

are

'

a

great

was

to

would

in

or

of

thoroughly

a

forty for

was

think

need

the utter if there be

But

this.

matters

Exactly so," cry teachersof the 'Manchester The Church of England

be arrested, it

all

"

lists.

signalised by the at Oxford. opening of a new College The opening address by Principal Diummond marks a decided epoch in the further of English disintegration

greatest to' last!

is

fire,

If

shillings."

death

tive

Friday,

their

out

authority man may questions

'

Men religion to perceive in

no

flames

answerable

State

think deeply hollowness of

en

or

would

beyond

the exercising work which is

the hundred

the

fine

the

person

of a street shall middle of the

into

Christianity. of' Mansfield

he

means

If

eternally,

burning

Another

minutest

on,

it

meal

or

is

Christianity, rather 'thau

the

as

miller

Any

corn

shillings.

Any

disorderly

ou

then

substantial One of the gredt faults that they were day was

possible.

own.

from

desist

of the

lives

Eadli

,

He

attempt

ono

always

:

advice the

their inch

have every detail best and most

un

Even a jury to seud to hesitated Queen's County whom death the peasants Mr. Balfour's officer to own his provoked slaying. the Attorney-General Then only did pause.

Carry as

not

act,

persons,

to Yet tbey seem shakkles.,' have respected somewhat the hnmanity and torture they ruled ; by tertorism for among the offences for which, penaltieswere that of reviling imposed was

builders:'

follows a word

e

manacles, i i. with

andof

'as

have

to

that

the peasants who were the design was foiled. the Orangemen of the

by slaying victims.

caee

'

to

fast ;

His the

on

as

perfect. as

permit means,

The

law-officers ever scrupulous employed in the service of the Crown in Ireland were called into The peasants play. were native dragged from their country to be put on trial before packed juries who was and a judge himself but a short while since a servant of the Executive that to hide its own sought

guilt

care

the

the

provided or with be may

the

to.

of twenty

adornments,

been

over hurry everything1. In the woi lc which engaged their atten tion it should always be borne in mind

Twelve peasants deter the Crown for

time,

"

say,

Irish

-thfo

the

prisonment

Be iD no hurry, say, and have no bad work,

scamping.' would be to carry

in

whom

your

such

was

con

a

provocative mirth. The Church of England is simply the largest of these sects, and possesses the further established advantage of being by law

house maid that neglected truant' brand' or spslrle the result wak lamentable. There was one consolation those for doomed to extinction. Im

1

.'New,

mill."

cook

"

4

no

of

upon

one

cathedrals

as eloquently venture to offer

might advice, he would If

detail

should

i

He concluded

the

'bri;

of the'Old'worldahdthe fame 'of4 'the 'ailbiedi'

par deed, and the public was of a by the appalled prospect whole torrent of blood shed to being which a crime for the Castle expiate authorities were mainly responsible. Britain' was on the Fortunately, Great' and the Executive had to forego watch, half its design. A selection was made those

cast

.

by' the the

the

in

ticipation

the

'

at lerigth.

his

shillings.

Dillon, M.P., of in the Catholics Sydney' helping the work of erecting their already noble but" still cathedral. incompleted He attended ,a an meeting and delivered wnicih to '.bei shows Mr. Dillon address' in his Ruskiri his Mjll!/ as. -verged as in

He dilated

shall

be visible

Sydney-

John

pence,

fine

lesslhan

nor

-

desires

sects.

'Apostolic of sorrow

house from place in any which taking flames issue not, the householder, the after has been extinguished, is liable to a fire

God.

against

Mr.

the

interpreted magistrate of his employers him for trial on of wilful murder. All

of

puresrfbrm

of four amount be hanged from the beami of a fireAnd in default law encouraged care by the "For fire1 provision.

him,

to

brigade following

to

nothing'

Mary's

St-

It

their

on

immediately." of stealing

trusted in

has

which

"

dependent

species

'least

and

prisoners, relieved

"

convicted

The

again.

Orient, Turin,

goods

hanged

which

is

Continent a warfare

or we must martin, Biayers inspector that has won a recognise humanity over terrorism and great victory At of vindictiveness. the suggestion of Derry, the Orange fanatics Father M'Fadden was himself in first involve! the Crown officers. A the threats ot

returning

fraternity

of

the effects the blood

with

peasantry

intention

of the

stolen

but the bitter hostility members of the:craft has of religion savouring

Peninsula,

February.

manifest

are

The

religion..

again

Government

force

:

to

the support the personifies Masonic And the circular programme. adds Masonic that the Liberal and to support instructions press has received the on "brothers." the Masonry

denied ! The central of the Maryborough fact Assize is that no is to be lost other life the. as of the 'bungling consequence, combined with stupidity, brutality, caused death which the of the un fortunate Martin at Bunbeg Inspector 3rd of on the When we

of

support laW in

'

taxpayers considerably. taht" thieves taken in

sent out a of the sect, dignitaries them to oppose with might and urging main the candidates at the "clerical" elections in communal and provincial

never

the

Freemasocs

the

its headquarters to all circular the

!

remember

assures"

oracularly'

be true

may

to

accusation, another less recoiled grave, andf even from that too And to cap the climax he is now for confessing what liberated

he

Times

Church

its readers that howi'se" opposed

afterwards substituted

They

the

with city the'criminal

Gweedore wholly

on

set

is

authority The

and

it,

city

?

peculiar hundred with its

'

been

'of

see

may be like a

intellectual

shibboleth

.

has

The course the Crown

adopted by Rev. Pastor

men

'

.

arrest

of conduct towards the

submit, it must

that

growing

at

prison

.

tibiis.'

he had evaded

admitted that by the constabulary.

in"

were

us,

must

aloud

not license, freedom, held out by the theological of teaching the Manchester New College possesses a strange fascination for some minds. Men are at sick heart of the

'

the clergyman's accepted plea of guilty of obstructing the police'— Father a which fact, by -the- bye, M'Fadden swore to some days ago he

a us Dublin," gives very curious into the manners of the insight " good old times." If we were to judge by the number of prisoners as the " Chain Book" that,

'

The, Freemasons?

all that It must A fallible

hill.

Bishop The

of

'

having

when

new and interesting the Calendar of Ancient

"

Newgate5' we sboul'd cdme to the conclu in;1526, sion that the city was a model of crimelessness at the date j for there were in four one then only debtors, prison one 'felon and one suspected felon, j trespasser. However; other points have fto'be tal&n4 iuto 'acc'ou n t There seems aff indisposition to to havYofcen tax the

lesson

'si

cries

in terms. essence of Does authority postulates infallibility. the Church of England even claim to be infallible, either in its corporate or in the person capacity, of its chief

of Dublin-

valuable

a

informs'

CrownV

taught

forget,

heard

yet

Records

A' very

,

the

thank

to

awakened

among

the

not

accusation-

this

even

of

The Castle has which it cannot

same

abandoned

now

The

and

;

believer

.

tradiction

to who

blood

have

we

the

a'

each

reason

very be 6uch know it.

jr

more

of

our

and

revolting

to

no

and

friends

our

and

charge with

was

we

self-renunciation

occasion. It will that the rev. gentleman was accused of murder. That originally charge was subsequently changed into to murder. The Crown' has conspiracy on

is

it

the ruffiau revolver at you are that 'this grateful business will smudge

with history that result

our

O'Brien

Peter'

lamentable

most

of man would be

and the

But

head.

The prisoners having and a jury having been guilty, Peter JVlr." O'Brien entered a

pleaded

Mr.

as

as master, just surrender your purse has a double-charged

them.

on

men

his

murder

charged with

men

such

the

at

of

six

it be put forward being the same timeth'at in

to

prisoners timated

acdt

Maryborough Tuesday, 29th the morning

on

Attorney-General

event

at

'

science

practical in the

'

trials

abruptly

Trials.

and most beautiful of all erection of a truly magnito God consecrated and fitinftemple to serve destined the holy purpose of its'erectibn for all time. most

forihas,

'

Gweedore

"The

terminated October.

noblest done by him was to thing yet face misunderstanding nod misrepresen tation in order\ peasants thkt;|thpse should be saved. a revolting Ifc .is from terms to have to thing

.

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His

Ele

I

His

I

"Unique

A most Roman

I

" I

contributed the Nineteenth The Bodley. on

History."

in

place

America,

on

America,"

to

number of by Mr. J. E. C. of the Church of whose sixty

Century influence one-sixth

at

once

who

one

to

yet homage.

adheres

to pays hearts and beeu talking, of the now,

to

our

Mr.

interest.

to

his

statement

the

John

Blessed

Sander,

Gladstone

that,

on

did,

just and the the may-bo's might-have-beens of Papal elections, and ho says It would have a been u happy choice and one for the Church, the importance of which

the

some

.

it is impossible to exaggerate had in its wisdom the Sacred College successor Pius the selected as to IX. who is at the head of Cardinal great movement in and social every religious but what the this Church country

if

a clause which produces certainly, if it bo a genuine that effect, por tion of the De et Origine Progressu Schismatis But Anglicani. hereby Mr. the Gladstone finds hangs a talc. words in the Roman of Sander edition of also as in the 1586, Cologne

other similar

no

exercising

of an and

power who has

odition

Upper tive has

it

by giving that

character,

a

the

to

advise to the eminent

seen

ever

fit

place in it who represents of population a

not

these

entire struggling of every creed,

of

1877.

of

the

to

A

and without a or even would confer no dignity on as Cardinal Manning, by precedence he was, on the Queen's sign manual, on the the Royal Commission Housing

little

it

Happily

reply. at

Museum has

Cologne

,

,

Nurse of

staff

clergyman, a

Trained has

Canterbury,

worn

become

a

Since

she

Friday

last,

regret

Parry, Suffragan the wife is another ex-heiid master Blore, The Canterbury.

of Dover of the Rev. Dr. of King's School we Institute is,

solicited

charity

Anglican

that of

side,

hands

the

new

1585 it

we

came

Edward

of

era,

a

are

Humanity

the

at

;

to

and privileges those of meii. have been accom

way

to

to

got

turns

the

The eternal To that great Whicli God

The

not

bo faced, back.

for

"The

"

Stead, seek

may refuge

cry in

halt, reac

leBS for

them of

step

Antliem,

or thou, beats progress calm and slow,

repeats."

Papacy be.

the

of the first line is certainly but the of the meaning is And how will the clear. " bear itself will it to essay instrument in the hands of God —

the destinies of our reshaping race," or are its rulers so in busy and buried controversies archaic that they are blind to the transformation going on around them ? Can we count upon the Pope for

and

"the

waves very may. but its importance ever. The wars

memories, for

Church

for

helpful

was

dominate

j

has

the

and continue

Then

predominant."

the familiar statistics before another century will be the one language "

world. think and .from of

to

shift

to to

played-out the English

to

Italy

of

ideas,

government

the

metropolis

lathe

matter'

before

his' beginning Stead sees hopeful

Mr.

reviving declared of the

action of the Pope in crusade is slavery against to bo worthy of the best days Then has Medimval Church.

not

recent

the

the

Cardinal Man of the admiration question, however,

action the

of

attracted ? The " Is the Church remains: as a whole" aud always, as going to act iu everything, Cardinal Manning acted in the dock strike ?" In his exposition of the third

ning

world

problem, obscure. tivenesa

Mr.

accepted

moralities

Stead

Why of

brief and the new

is

should "

women

a

msiinciiveiy

the

Dacis

goes

10

one

ot

.

his tbere bis

and

eyes stood

a

looked,

man

over

drawn

sword

in

and,

against his hand.

leader the Hebrew challenged Instantly Art thou for us or for the Unknown. our is a similar adversaries.?' It I to the that would address iuquiry I And See. Protestant though Holy

by

am no

one

my

cars

"Nay; Lord

educatiou,

birth,

would should

fall

but

Captain

I

am

rejoice

as

and conviction, more than I if

on

welcome response,

the

of the host

of the

come.'"

now

Giant.

A Petrified.

The

Ghattanooga, Louis

St;

Tenn., correspon Republic, says from Sequashie from hero. is It

a clieif buried, Loweny, old reservation. an View,

at

Wall

He was as to the posted a of the singular valley, geography Yosemite in miniature, and could tell tales of wealth hidden in the wonderful forth mountains. He gave hints, in his possession, of bused on a chart mine in what is the location of a silver known as locally, "Betsy Pack Branch well

his a derections, Following started on the hunt. of gentlemen the mine, as to find but, They failed or a cave a small, descovered thoy say, told them to where the Indian hole near loose and after removing rock, huut,

Hollow."

human

Lights

themselves were

in

procured,

a

large and

cave. an

Following a narrow began. a they entered passage for a distance, with walls cavern 200 by 75 feet, with carved and decorated beautifully the on a In centre, hieroglyphics. exploration

-he

with

gambling.

I

was

Gambling

simply

carried to excess, and there was betting the same distinction between tbem as is there between drinking and the sia of drunkenness. could only be Betting as" the defined purchase of a chance, and be would not. to say that buy a

chance was wrong. had said betting

men

he

a

waste

to

was

certainly the winner.

brought and

A previous was

speaker of money,

the

very

but

loser

However, near what

betting is

sinful,

it safer and wiser thought What he specially hated

not to bet. was one-sided laws that legislation— put down gambling clubs in Leicester Square and y et al low men ble in vast num to assem bers and bet freely at Epsom or Newmarrcec.

as

remiuaea

mm

oi

memners

of Parliament their mouths wiping after and soda at the drinking brandy .bar and then into the House rushing to voto laws for making their neigh bours drink cold water. These remarks,

and

the Bishop's defence of especially innocence of moderate has the. betting, caused much excitement iu naturally certain The Rev. circles. Hugh Price to the of Bishop " statement it was that define the exact of betting," sin in St. James's Hall that "he referring

I-Iuges,

Peterborough's hard

to

declared could imagiue than iu that,

nothing the

face

disastrous

more

of

this

gigantic declare that no sin in a bet of five he saw He held that such a teacher shillings. from decent so ought to be expelled the To complete we ciety." picture, add that must the rev. gentleman was a

evil,

loudly

great

ecclesiastic

should

applauded.

:

of

found

con

story comes miles .Valley, forty the of good men, and on authority given Some three is believed in that section. an Indian weeks since appeared there the Cherokee to be from tribe, claiming and sent by them to look after the grave

exceedingly

diocesan speak his

a

and crime, disap strong of practice gambling. to confound betting

of the refused

proval

.But

it

the after

has

Peterborough of

sin between Bishop expressed

to

of the con familiar of stories When the host of of Canaan. had just crossed the Jordan, and Joshua before Jericho, standing up

the

not

most

quest; Israel

tinction

and

Finally,

of occasion

at Leicester to mind State interference with upon betting. Those who rometnber Bishop Magee's famous that on the whole he saying would see rather a free thau people to be told will not sober, that require he views with extreme any jealousy like State the thing interference with habits of individuals. After pointing the out different of morality spheres and of the criminal and the dis law,

little

all

modify

?" and freedom

and

England

Bishop the

asser-

in his patience from and inquiry, prejudice, Mr. his Stead concludes preliminary articlo in this most characteristic way : " Before the beginning inquiry, my care

promising

of

ference

to

of

race?"

The

cen

English seat

a

Betting.

taken

civilised

their

readjust

their

Socialism, investigations, The signs.

Church

i

that,

learn

Popes

be

owing to the roughness of the country. The gold was brought to this and desposited in a bank. city matter,

The

English'

over, of the

remove

I

follow

showing is

the

Will

English, polity

tralised

;

pounds. away by Major are made to being will which giant,

petrified

difficult

candelabrum This Wall,

three-pronged least ten

this

will planet speak English. English laws, English and above customs, English literature, all the habits of self-govern Englishr ment and detestation of the militarism is the which of Europe, will bo blight

everywhere

gold

at weighing was brought Arrangmenls

j

moan

of Europe may to come, but they will be only years the of the feuds of the counterpart Blues and iu Greens in the Circus " The new race Constuutinople. that will

a

j

The Europe. haye its historic

may

passed away inane contests

of

gravity from

ever

in ham that the the earth

theme

party

grammar marvellous, strophe

with

words

old

of

for

its

dent of the A strange

re-organised and women

tion. not

about

all

most

English-speaking

equal

timid," says and the faithless Yet

pro

us

:

Mr.

"

toll

few

his

associations

;

has

however,

centre

lifted

things all will be new, but be plished thiugs fore are achieved the human race they have had to risk the loss of much will that it has and acquired by the toils sacrifices of centuries. The inevitable,

j

political

has shifted Mediterranean

behold, him with

the

wastes

home

were

the time of in the

are

Stead

Mr.

rnina

haB

Papacy.

"We Revolution

a

their

opportunities these When

to

National Library of Australia

its

that

of

winning

are

.

and

of

;

tradesmen are equally with About Catholic. patronised families are reliev destitute daily thirty No question is door. ed at the College alone ever asked as to creed, destitution relief. regular between Catholic intolerance.

quietly the. same

remember

edition

is peoples society being on the basis of Socialism

Protestant

the only passport Such is the contrast

should

we

enormous

to

going

mering

achieved on our planet. is threefold three great be worked one to out and one moral. economical, of the earth is into passing

hands

the

unsectarian St. -Mary's by Freuch of Canterbury. With a tolera vicinity to head and heart tion which does credit a the Fathers have recently appointed Medical Officer as staunch Protestant All used in of the College. supplies and the College are produced locally,

is

"

discrepancy remains to be the waiting

danger.

The ruling

partly supported by are which contributions, the of the on ground of the good done. character conducted Catholic College, is immediate in- the priests,

understand, voluntary

himself of a

one

political,

Bishop

of At

and

Stead

and

stress

have no of this w9 consequence step, from but to withdraw you your option nurse after to-day, until work of district the Committee make General we of the case. with the. facts acquainted comment A Canterbury newspaper, of per piece ing on this extraordinary in the metropolitan secution city, says of One of the Committee is the wife Dr.

an

the

editions while

of morning sweeping ever The Revolution problems wait

of In

;

1585—

peculiar qualifications of editing.— Tablet.

task

persuaded beginning

that

Church October 18.

that faithful

the of the Pall Editor Stead, has. gone to Gazette, Rome, "to " of the Vatican study within the walls the most of the interesting question modern world. lie has long ago

this step taking the wife of her friend, followed lias Nurso Constance Canon Holland) from the House received the following

the deepest with received in the

to

Mr.

speedily

you were Rome on

able

visit

Mall

Catholic. which

his

testify

him

accusing the passage. of problem the And

Mr.

of an the daughter and one of the Institute Nurses' at (in

Committee We learn

the

for

Constance-

Constance,

can

in

hasty

it well solution is that the Cologne this. ad vantage on fresh from the who had Rishton,

Anglican

we

absolutely of edition

uiu aner xtuyui xuumy. lmmeaiateiy the Chair of St. It is a long drop from of Lords, in the House Peter to a seat a ceitain bathos in there is and the a modern coronet with associating

Nurse

the

are a

been

omitting" time the between solved.

hayo

we

After

once.

with the assent Classes, Heir to the Throne, and the pre who were Prime sent Minister, of members it, assigned precedence

Working

head which might venerable the triple tiara. most worthily

of in

edition,

peerage

of the of the

from

is than that which earlier is, Gladstone. The any consulted by Mr. clause is nowhere to be found in the edition of 1585. Mr. Lewis therefore News is justified, and the Daily was a

cities,

creed.

Mr.

dicoyery demands

very

to supply the British Mr. Lewis

Catholic but the

onr

the 1681.

in

Paris,

edition of Sander in published This a serious certainly implied and which an one required

critical

Englishman

islands,

populace

and

naturally Mr. David Lewis an explanation of the clanse non-appearance

charge immediate

offer

the

all

only

the

Gladstone

representa Minister

Prime

no

On

.

not in this influence country, or official rank. been aided by legislative is con that the Cardinal It is probable his tent with unprecedented position, these when in days, strange yet it is about the much is talked strengthening House

of 1610, translation, faith of this

French

is

.

is

there

;

from words Mr. Gladstone

any

to

is

would have gained, Universal .England Cardinal have lost. would Manning in a unique place English occupies history individual

ofeffect.

now

;

instance

production to this

Sander

.

will

has

.

amateurs

as

Ho talk

.

our

this

studying

stone table, lay the petrified body of a giant, wrapped in a robe of stone, show The recumbent ing its former texture. statue was feet two inches eight tall, as if life it in looking weighed 300 On each pounds. were finger elegant and at his side gold rings set with jewels,

Mr.

?

for

according

Fisher

is

into

on

it.

his

formal

immediate

quote

he

which

nearer

Nineteenth

continues nature of

previous occasion, although not at take the oath of the time of his arrest, limited supremacy, only by an illusory and that he even clause, went saving far to induce his fellow; so as prelates, it in spite of their to take reluctance, Morris with him. Father had challenged

to

is

to

he the

the

Order

and

blem,

and makes settlement, to certain criticisms rejoinder oh his articles previous by Father Father Morris in our Bridgett, and, We confine our columus, Dr. Mivart. for the moment to one of selves point

calls her is she already own, But we with a suggestive pen. of Mr. the consideration postpone and even and Bodley 's facts figures, detach ourselves from his winning

Gibbons

which into

article

un

ttetormation

a

millions

of Cardinal the tribute

in

,

investigations "

contributes issue of the

Gladstone November

Century

traced

portrait

Mr. the

world pass without them

must,

New

Stead

that

is

article interesting Catholicism in to the current

or

service,

the

.

of

The

Dr. the

Wangemann

wonders

Austria, the in.

in Vienna.

Phonograph

of

lias

the

and its marvels Music Hall on

been

exhibiting in

Phonograph were

the

displayed

Ring.

It

to the express had been arranged according Mr. that some of desire of Edison, should be poured S trau ss's waltzes gay iuto his sensitive earsinstrument's

such

music

char being particularly of Vienna and, accordingly, and his famous Herr Edward Strauss band at the Music attended Hall to fulfil the inventor's wishes and the vanities. the wax While composer's —

acteristic

were and tubes being screwed cylinder Strauss keen excite Herr evinced on, The .first waltz was ment. given the much- hackneyed "Blue much-loved, and while the senseless tubes Danube," -

out ments-

Gladstone

,

Mr-

.

Cardinal-"

#

-

Great

"The

I

for threw back phrase, phra6e and note for note, the successive tones of the Herr Strauss spirited piece, followed with an emotion-chased face, declaring that no tone had undergone the finally

Other chauge. played, among sohn's "Forest-farewell," least were

of

pieces them

music

Mendels and

each

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absolute per and of .volume, note, speed. fection, to posterity, and The musicians played to America the strange machine returns of dead with visions potential within, with

hands scampering for the delight of

On'

Tuesday

violin

over

future

it

was

strings,

generations. the shown to aDd Society,

Authors' and Journalists Herr Sonnenthal spoke the inevitable of

loquy

Hamlet

its

into

connection

in

the

work

Sir

Mr.

well

kuown

Jefferson the Davis, leader died at Confederate yesterday, the age of eight-one. The Sultan of Turkey visits Berlin, and

Vienua,

St.

guest

Copper

is

at £49 and is

steady,

tendency

rising

now

INTERCOLONIAL.

Jnteicolonial

anfo

jforeign

Melbourne, Hopetoun held

Lord

-Telegram#.

his

4.

The

levee attendance first

on

(From

Sews.)

Daily

the

FOREIGN. 7

at

arrived

December

3.

Pasha

have where

Emin

and

.Stanley

great

London,

Bagamoyo,

near

Isna,

has

rejoicing held

taken

At

place.

a

his in in honor, Stanley, to the toast of his health, eulogised reply African enter the Germans for their success. and a great prise predicted Pasha states that he intends Emin the Khedive's service in remaining life African his to and devoting hnnouet

Both Pasha

civilization.

and

Emin

are

but

well,

are

Stanley

of their terrible privations. consequence It that Prince Bisinark is rumoured however is seriously ill. Such has not The news confirmed. been officially has caused Bourse. '

a

on

depression

the

in

now advis sum to the strikers is large the of a work, feariug resumption ing of the strike to the detriment spreading of the English seaports. at a Chinese Daring a performance the platform theatre in Micuhien collaps

and

200

were

persons

killed.

fIhe London

sumedwork. his has arrived at Bagamoya, head East African German quarters, The of his with expedition. part Emperor of Germany has cabled conthe successful to him on gralulations hard work. result of his Stanley of the Albert Nyanza speaks favorably discovered and has says he country, tracts with immense of fertile pasture his streams. He ascribes magnificent Arabs' attack to a from the escape

Stanley

of Providence.

act

special

A;Company

exploration parts of Australia with in London

discovered registered

of

for

the

un

has

a

been of capital

£100,000. The have thousand

South London threatened to

proportion

At

a

Balfour hundred

Gas Co.'s

stokers unless the strike employed receivo &

now

men

of the profits. banquet given yesterday

Edinburgh

at

present. comment has

The

Bagamoyo

Emiu

after

and with

he met

a

near

ent.

very Being walked through an

Pashas

at reception serious accid he s.glited,

and

open wiudow distance causing All the doctors, skull. the case Stanley's;

excepting to be a hopeless, Upwards of stpkers go out the dirl'01'8 out vf yearly

a

pronounce

one.

Gas

thousands

two on

elriko

to agree the profits

today share of the

unless £1000

pany among is principle to unionism. opposition Bismarck is Prince

in

to

he

of the

Crimes'

Act. of

-

Miss OornU hopeful Outer Australian her South bringing issue. u a scheme to suceoaHarbor to pay the She expects South AubJ'0' the necessary liuu Government deposit is

still

National Library of Australia

to for

left

and of

prorogues to-day, will members entertain at dinner to-night.

will is concluded. suit the Judge found that presiding will was testatrix's revoked, by which and Elizabeth John Crowe Kirby di The is vided the estate. property

valued ordered

at

out of the Brokens

dull.

are

£13 Centrals 10s., Junction Block

4s.,

All

£80,000.

to be paid

December

Melbourne, well-known

a

been

caught at

the

sea

captain,

stealing Victoria

These robberies the 2 weeks, tinued for last caught in a trap.

5.

have

'

They propose

thief

being

at

intercolonial proposed military as has been abandoned, conference been

proposed

to specially

it

discuss

at the' Federal Council. question Lord Hopetoun is slightly indisposed and the fatigues owing to his recent weather. oppressive in health, is much improved Searle will leave the iamstown shortly.

at

6. December Sydney, has moved a want of con the Govern motion against that they have the grounds

Dibbs

Mr. fidence failed

sanatorium

on

in

and that is

imposition

their

pledged the immediate with necessary, of protective

financial revision a view duties

policy, of the to-the for

en

and trade, agriculture, couraging and luxuries, taxing manufactures, free necessaries which while admitting in the colony. be produced cannot immediately Parkes Sir Henry of the debate. moved the adjournment close

struggle

is

anticipated,

Butt Coat

ably

short

to

:

:

T Hat and Hinges, Hinges, remark Hooks, Frame Pulleys, wood cheap; Box Rules, Spirit Plumb

Bricklayers'

Spare Level, Tubes, ing Hammers, Line

Levels,

Lay

Bricklayers' Hod Pins,

Irons

Lorries. Emery Wheels for Circular sharpening Saws, Emery Knife Sharpeners, Sausage and Mincing Williams Machines, (Pipe Brand,) Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives, House Table Cutlery, Bellows, House Hair Stove Shoe Brooms, Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes, Bass Brooms etc. etc. Sad Brushes, or Flat Box Charcoal Irons, Irons, Galvanized Screws and Nails Roofing, and Washers. Russian Glue, Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Glue, Tinmen's Tin'd Rivets, Ears, Range Cocks for Galvanized Iron Tanks, Files, Tools. Bassinette Per Carpenters' and

on some

with

ambulators

extra

Bicycle Wheels, and Perambulators,

for

.fittings

of General

assortment

a

splendid mongery.

LEYI

Iron

Cash.

Terms,

GREEN, Cash Ironmonger,

Murray

million

further twelve

a

for

viz.

Levels,

assem

splendid

a

Baskets.

Fancy

Perth.

Street,

sterling months, deposit in proportion to their present balances. The that schooner Thistle reports further has taken place at the fighting

Solomon

and

Islands, natives were

Maran Lokos. The

that

German warship the Thistle and

twenty

by

killed

recently

1890

PERTH

500

December

1st Horse 2nd 3rd

Less filled

Excellency

Bill

for

10 drawn

prorogued 31st January.

assented

to

Rounds "British £4 14s.

10s. 3s.

;

;

£7

Junctions

Tens

£6

4s.;

12s. Souths

£100

'...

to

.

O.

cent.

...

...

£50

Commission.

£50 If not

rata.

be

can

obtained from W. STRICKLAND.

HIPPER

WHEELWRIGHT, &c.,

the Public that he has STARTED BUSI the above branches, and hopes attention to business and good by strict solicit to, a fair share workmanship, of public patronage. Vehicles of all descriptions on hand and made to order, American viz., Waggons, announce

to

generally NESS in

for

at the Broken The yield

run

154,800ozs.

£10 £7

...

per pro

BEGS

Hill at -14 is ounces. The 11,990 Mine for the shows a return The latter mine week of ll,000ozs. will probably pay a dividend shortly. Brokens are Shares are receding. £13 14s. lid. £86 5s. ; Centrals, ;

week's

...

UNDERTAKER

the

imprisonment

abolishing

...

JJONALD

yesterday has

...

...

V

COACHBUILDER,

His

...

...

Tickets

lashes.

is

.

7.

Robinson arrived William here Sir morning, "oy accompanied Henry Wrenfordsley. for to shoot Crawford, attempting his has been sentenced to im wife, to receive for life and prisonment

£1.

£250

Starters divide Non starters

Sir

the

at

this

The

CONSULTATION.

Members

her

as well as warned the captain papers, as in German to his trading territory. The has been matter to reported Admiral Lord and it is Charles Scott, more will he heard expected something of these high-handed proceedings.

mine Block British

CUP

Alexandrine examined

debt.

the

and Will

a

yesterday

owing

taking

Kintore, until Parliament

The

tariff

killed

was

Rodondo,

Earl

con

assortment of Clothes Baskets, Gorden Butchers' Baskets, Baskets, Picnic Roller Flower Baskets, Baskets, French Market Baskets, Baskets, and a of Useful and Baskets, variety

Also, Baskets,

7.

the hottest was day this Yesterday the thermometer summer, being 158 in the city and was likewise deg. very high in many other parts of the colony. It is notified that the Associated Banks have no intention of suddenly the Government funds. withdrawing

twenty

lodgers' Coifee

;

cent.

Adelaide,

£88, £11 £7

are

Fourteeus British £7 15s., £6 15s.

Block

8s.,

tens

costs were estate.

Is.

Investment Australian and a dividend of Co. has declared

stopped

The

I ho

better. considerably at Edinburgh iu .Mr Balfour speak ing state that the orderly stated yesterday to the due is of Ireland eutiiely

operation

the Speaker both Houses Crowe The

ment, rcporleQ

Albany

Parliament

com

the employees. £8 considered being

have

day, with the W.A. following passengers ports Messrs. Adams, Steel, Davis, Simpson; and Mesdames Armstrong, JDavies, Misses Wilson, and Davies.

has

fell

3rd.

8s. s.s.

December

propose holding the Conference

on

The

£6

10's,

him timber on while working falling in the hold of the vessel. December 7. Sydney,

are dull and weak. Brokens Shares £13 are £88 14s, 15s, Centrals Block( 14 £11 5s, Junctions £7 £8, British 9s. 6d. Block Tens £6 6s, Norths £2

Logan,

6.

before

shipwright, board the

demanded.

valuables Palace.

considerable fracture to his a

is

has

London, Immediately triumphal entry

occurred the from

firm. very December

is

December

Block

;

of the President Legislative and the Speaker of the House Council of a Assembly gave garden party in honor of the Earl and yesterday Countess of Hopetoun, which was a brilliant two thousand success, persons being present. A man named Alexander Hume, a

end

the

commissioners

railway

Council

16 per The

refused to give probationers employed which daily by them the six shillings

National are whereabouts

present publicly. wool market

he

'I

Shares

seven

were

persons Considerable absence owing to Mr. Parnell's of the Irish recent meetings party. unkown

to.Mr.

twenty

His

good at

Adelaide,

5. December the dockers have followed Bristol and have recommittee's advice,'

London,

Federal

Agency

dition of the finances for the current which showed a surplus of £114, year, 000. He a new proposes system of hook-keeping, making each year income re chargeable with the actual the which will show ceived, colony to to the

£7 2s. £4 15s.

The

the

be £1,000,000 of next year.

the

wettest

having fallen. Brokens" are £13 3s. ; Block Centrals, £7 lis.; 8s.; Junctions,

meeting

tremendously

increasing

;

Sir

bles.

Balranald and a famine district, in consequence of the havoc feared the crops. among The Premier his financial delivered this statement evening and congratu the flourishing lated members on con

Berlin

£11

Hand

Hill the Round boomer, has Dix, been suspended by the Stock Exchange. He is now taking legal proceedings the Exchange. against It has been virtually settled that the Federation Conference will be held at The Hobart about the end of January.

is

The Tho Bristol strike continues. which voted a committee originally'

ed,

The buildings. machinery It is pro coming from England. to posed to begin supplying cartridges the Colonial Governments in May. At a meetiug of' the Victoria Racing held to-day, the de Club, committee cided to increase the stakes at the next Melbourne Cup to £10,000, including the added money. 5. December Sydney, are

15s.

14's,

with eye, Double Pipe Hooks, Furnished Silk Lines, Lines, Tanned Flax Lines. Lines, Hemp in a variety of sizes, Gut Lines, Lines, Bottom Gut. Assorted Sinkers, Split Ash Shot, Fishing Rods, jointed, Bamboo Cork Fishing Rods, Floats, Reels extra for fishing rods, Fishing and a of useful Baskets, variety for fishing, Crab nets and requisities Irons and Handles.

Hooks,

at

shows the

just Mena

depressed.

Melbourne,

necessary

Rabbits

£87 British, Souths,

is

in

aged

greatly

are

ex Helena received, & P. & O. Steamer a assortment of Arcadia, splendid Fishing Tackle comprising Kirby Bent Blue Hooks, Tin'd Hooks, Single Gut Gut Hooks, Double Hooks, Blue

Cape.

reside until Wales,

IRONMONGER.

HAS

30 inches

over

record, Shares

ever

to

year

the

will

rainfall have been

registered

present

when the largest known was present. Searle has much in improved health. The land has been for out pegged ammunition Captain factory Whitney's has been accepted for the and a tender to-day,

via

return probably Robinson Lady New South Bowral, William's return.

GREEN,

CASH

the

will

soul.

December

LEYI

when he sixteenth, will His England. stay there the of the W. A. depend on progress Bill. He to Constitution expects the administration of assume the He Government A. in May. of W.

Tin £98

10s.

until

Justice's for sails

next

early

Pelersburgh

morrow

year. a

6. December Adelaide, arrives to William Robinson and will he Lord Kintore's until Monday, and the Chief

next

January.

has JLOs.

soli

unappreciative

with

.

rendered

was

'

turn

Express Waggons, Buggies, Spring Traps' Carts, urays, Waggons, etc. ALL

REPAIRS

NEATLY

EXECUTED.

;

A

TRIAL

SOLICITED.

arrived

The s.s. South Australian from IC. G. Sound yesterday. The weather is very rough. first The wheat left Port ship with 2,450 bags of Augusta yesterday, wheat for London. a The sample was splendid

Dunedin, attendance

December since

the

in the

on

shortest

most

respectable at the

manner

LOWEST in

6.

open-

is Exhibition Dunedin success present financial has the exceeded Exhihitipn most sanguine expectations. promoters'

of

39,500. of the

and

POSSIBLE any

part

of

notice

PRICES, the

colony.

one.

The total ing

Undertaking

the Tho

Terms

Moderate.

;

,

V Perth,

DONALD

July

J.

CHIPPER.

Hay and Murray-streets. 15, 1889.

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and

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ON

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oh

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Perth',

bonded

(Limited.)

ALSO—

merchants

ARTHUR

J.

the

on

DIAMOND,

MANAGER.

All

JEWELLER,

BEGS

to

more

SOCIETY

,

Mr. adjoining premises nearly tlie Shop, Opposite Hymus's Chemist a share of Town where he solicits Kail, patronage. GOLD and and SILVER WATCHES of every JEWELLERY description always extensive

PERTH

made taken.

Wedding Rings Time payments JOHN Howick

BOWRA, the Town

on

IN

LIFE

New

AT to

FURNISHING,

to

his

conducted in

town

ic-

Street,

LIFE For

OF .

SISTERS

TO

NOTICE

ST.

D.

T"BYERMS

WE full

For under 10 children, 5 guineas per quarter, JL to years, be paid in advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £4. 8 guineas Children oyer 10 years, per "

quarter. For

from

all

arising. Blood effects monials.

Blood

by Vendors

is

Life."

tub

WORLD-FAMED BLOOD to cleanse the blood warranted from whatever cause impurities For Skin and Scrofula, Scurvy, is

and Diseases, marvellous. are

each

its Sores of all kinds, Thousauds of testi 9d. and 2s. lis bottles, and Patent Medicine

Sold in Chemists everywhere.

The

Lincoln

Co.,

Lincoln,

vr-y

over

OFt

and

SOCIETY, ORGANISA

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up

one

year

w.

i

£31,250,000.

over

in

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by any

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size

making

have

just

87s

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size

full

from

12s Gd from Cretonne,

White

;

full

RETAIL

size 45s

;

and

West

ex

which

we

3 at

BAZAAR

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CO.,

to

I

a

Public

lie

Gd.

MONSTER

large at the Austrian

of undermentioned

shipment

To

be drawn

;

WIRE low

WOVE

1st

Prize-

1889.

UNION,

soon is

as

tlie

whole

of

the

subscribed.

BLOCK

OF LAND acre (l£ Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which is erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage whole worth £765

prices: We arc

;

Gold 5s per White and Gold 5s Gd. Cups doz.; Plates, Dining 17s Gd full size Bedsteads, from 22s Gd aud all other lines from of Household Tables, low Our. Kauri Furniture at equally of Wardrobe, prices. pine Bedroom Suite, consisting Chest Toilet and Towel at Drawers, Rail, £15 be Table, Washsland, 10s, cannot large excelled in the colonies. about We the To parties will cash fa giving up housekeeping give you highest, price without dela.ts. vour Furniture, annoying Estimates for new and old work. Furniture Office and a given Fittings speciality. Furniture of Household and Every description repaired," re-polished re-upholstered,

;

2nd Prize

;

;

as

money

;

Mattrasses, Polished nnd Saucers,

ART

800

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feet,

JJEAD1NG JJOOM.

800

MANUFACTURERS, &c. AUCTIONEERS,

Australian,

offer

&

2nd

BEDDING

BROKERS,

received,

JJAILWAY

UPHOLSTERS;' POLISHERS,

MAKERS,

size single Palliasses

R

G E

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MATTKASSES,

FURNISHING.

3rd

Prize—

Winner £25.

Pony,

to

select

to

value

of .

saddle,

etc.,

value

'A;V.

£10.

:

the

CLARKE'S MIXTURE

transacted

ever

FURNITURE

FURNITURE

1888,

"4

Officer.

SOCIETY

December,

PARTIES

CABINET

SCHOOL.

JOSEPH,

addressed

perth.

;

Medical

ASSURANCE STRONGEST

31st

ended

CENTRAL

etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.

GERALDTON.

bo

MANAGER.

country

BOARDING

Chief

&c.,

W orld.

Year

WHOLESALE

CONVENT

to

hay-street

&c.

EKED.

REILLY,

Perth,

letters

-

and

BUSINESS LARGEST in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to

and

expeditiously or

PHILIF Mack

and

building

business.

inexpensively

in for

the undersigned begs he is about to add FUNERAL and

UNDERTAKING carpentering Funerals

Business

the the

as

THE friends

numerous

business

Chairman,

ASSURANCE.

OTHER LIFE LARGEST

EVERY

be regarded TION of its kind may

of

don<?

.

the excess of Accumulated Funds (namely, PREMIUM in, the AMOUNT INCOME, NEW the FORCE, in ANNUAL BUSINESS,

SURPLUS Liabilities)

EXCEEDS

REFORM-

M.L.O.,

Foiuiest,

EQUITABLE

the request and others, announce that

GEORGE'S-TERRACE.

Esq., F.R.G.S., Esq. Sandover, W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C., Edward Esq., M.R.C.S., Scott,

INSURANCE

FUNERAL

ST.

:

ASSURANCE THE U.S.

W.

IN

Hall

BRANCH

Alex.

to order

opposite

Street,

length Perth.

CORN-GRUSHING

DIRECTORS:—

hand.

on

LIFE OF

EQUITABLE

&c., Customers

his numerous to inform that he has Removed

any of

part

l. wimbridge, PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS.

-

CLOCK,

MAKER,

at

any

respect

the

.

CHRONOMETER,

in

the

on

:

A, WATCII

and

on

premises.

.

BOWK

FIREWOOD

delivered

ALSO—

FREMANTLE.

PACKENHAM-STREET,

to

JOHN

and

cut

warehousemen,

APPLICATION.

description order.

to

UNDERTAKING done notice and in the most shortest able manner at moderate citaiges.

general

&

all

made

HAND.

COMPANY

&

PERTH.

of

ETC..

Road. Richmond,

STREET

Hill,

Leah, Also,

general

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Packenham,

Swanbourne, John, Ellen,

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kinds

"

LINGS."

George,

all

COMMERCIAL

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GLASSWARE, 250's vestas,

JUDGE," CIGARS, MANILLA,

THEREON,

Charles,

EXECUTE

HOTEL

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CIGARETTES,

WITH BUILDINGS

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STATION.

ATHLETIC

JANUARY

ON

"SWAN"

SPORTS.

AUCTION

SALE

ROOMS,

jq-ORTHAM

BARRACK-ST.

1890.

1ST,

12.—

THUR.

13.—

FRI.

14.

St.

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PIONEER

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the.

of

SADDLE

AND

HARNESS

Building

Joseph

Committee.

STREET.

Sermon

John

Mr.

APPOINT:

Goodman.

J.

3s. ance, Race

Boys'

ISiSSiS

SPECIAL

MENT

TO

Sir

Frederick

10s.

2nd, Hurdle

His

Starter Mr.

M.

the

Excellency N.

:

Governor

Broome

,

K.C.M.G.

,

Handicap,

£2. 2nd, tance, 3s. Tug

Camm. ROBERT

Mr.

E.

Manufacturer

:

of

all,

Saddlery

of

High

Harness.

and

Scott.

kinds

Jump

and varied large and Cart, Cairiage Ladies' and Gents' Saddles Harness, Riding and Girls' Saddles and Bridles, Boys' and

.

;

.

;

Pack Pilches, Horse Clothing, class Stable or

;

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acceptances, Weight.

Templars

v

2

two

the last

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Non-Templars.

be

must

in

sent

sent

and

care

FIRST

will

the

at Show

"

both

All

the

(Near

3—

Railway

)

North

the

WATSON

Roebourne

&

West,

TEE,

Cossack.

and

for handicaps must be sent not later than Secretary must 1890, and be accom full fee. due Acceptances

under

run

drawn

for

NOW

two

years,

last

folly

Championship

Sir

Joseph Banks'

"Admission

only.

champron

6d.

Hon.

BYATT,

Hours'

Sec. Perth.

Association,

walking

town

2.30

From Mill

Cart

Memos.,

Heads,

Skates

Notes, Cards, Labels, Programmes, Hand Pamphlets, Posters,

bills, every

From

Colored received

Monday

and

evenings.

Admission,

Straw-boards, including and Large Sheet White

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of

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YEAR'S

JANUARY

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the

following 2nd, 1890.

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we

acre.

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community,

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them ; and if we ignore them at all it is with speak intention of doing what the kindly to irate in us lies our preventto further friends from to

prefer

of

i

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ask

us

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men

South

is

defeat,

do The

decline the

we

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who

fought

for

overlooking

including

2 miles

day,

GOODMAN.

J.

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depth.

of

AM.

Hon.

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a

SATURDAY

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5.

to

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irrita

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of

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now

proceeding

,

Bill

BUBBLES.

displays are

absurdities.

rifle

two hours match.

Children

Skates

;

sports. H.

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AFTERNOON.

perth.

the

Metropolitan volunteers.

find

Ladies

to 12, for

1889.

propose unfounded to gu'lty. wild and statements, reproaches, which incoherent arguments in the find utterance daily

per

nominations,

JINK

OPEN.

12,

friends

and

or.

three

let

MORNING. 10

at

1889.

JpERTH JpALACE

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st

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October

Perth,

NEWSPAPER

OFFICE,

100

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will be in attendance Secretary enquiries every Monday from 8 to 9 at evening Chipper's Hotel, Perth. Howick-street, Special Notice. to the Every visitor Show Guildford on January Grounds, 27th, receive a ticket. A 1890, willnumbered Tea service will be given to the handsome of the number be holder which will lucky

II,

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Messrs.

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and

races

to

PRINTING

entries

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Street,

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under

GENERAL

j

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Performances for the last none that during time, the must formances, accompany will not be entertained. or they Entries for the 100 yards close on January 18th, 1890.

be

combat for

made and of supporters the rejected candidates at the recent Board elections we School must as make all allowance being a a harmless exhibition of quite natural To ask very feeling. men to listen to calm reason whilst are the they suffering smart of an first unexpected

Entries, 10s

2nd,

;

little

which,

by

1890.

18,

eyes

your

JX._

SOME

the

bility

rules.

S M I T

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men

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2nd,

As

10

team.

if

the late held at of

Address

ROBERT '

for

be run The above will handicaps Sir J oseph Banks' rules. 4 To start at 10 a.m. 5 not entries for If there are sufficient of the above the Committee races, any withdraw such event. will B. McMANUS, Hon. Secretary.

Note

igST

January

promptness.

PRIZE

Agricultural Society's for the best collection Guildford, and Harness. Saddlery

years.

"

a

£1

;

5th, by the

panied

Oils,

otherwise

'or

by post

all

obtained

Whips, Brushes,

Skins, Harness

Clippers,

Scrapers,

eic. macKing, All orders executed with

including

Hostelry, Chamois

Sponges,

for

with will closo 21st December. 28bh December. Performances

caps the the

Spurs,

handi the above the hon. Secretary on due on Acceptances

Nominations

;

R.S. W.A.

Quoits. 1

10s.

1st,

Consolation 2nd,

January

Pius

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your

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£5;

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;

a

stock, of Gig,

ALWAYS assortment

;

2s.

yards

(members

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the

£1;

2s.

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nations, the Putting Greasy Pig. War. Tug-of-

135

against a-side— Entries, Five Guineas.

SMITH

1st,

in resist

Is.

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sociation

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of

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Railway

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;

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of

BARRACK PERTH.

WORKS,

.

Under

Dec. 19.

M.

300.

to

GIBNEY.

positions were really to whether for object hard The from

and public

holding

so

desperately District Board indifferent as quite attained the they which made a they determined struggle. on

the

!

are,

indeed, .such

precluded an

opinion

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PERTH

it

was

model that with

it.

the

two

OF

acts

In

to the Record of Thurs of the Election gave the result for the District of Board of Education, which nlaced the Rev. A. Bourke. V.G.. at tho head of the poll with 232 votes. Mr. W. H. James following with 217 the Mr. J. 211 Very Rev. Dean Goldsmith, 202 Mr.- J. G. Pitcher, -F> 'O'Callaghan, 192 Rev. E. T. Dunstan, 187 ; Rev. D. 183 j Mr. W. Traylen, 142 Mr. Shearer, W. E. Victor, 53. is The an of the following analyses Father Bourke, 126 papers, 106 voting 232 Mr. James, 185 papers, 32 proxies 217 180 Dean Goldsmith, proxies 211 Mr. O'Callaghan, papers, 31 proxies 98 papers, 104 proxies 202; Mr. Pitcher, 163 papers, 29 proxies— 192 Mr. Dunstan, 176 papers, 11 proxies 187 Mr. Shearer, 168 papers, 15 proxies— 183 Mr. Traylen, 131 papers, 11 proxies 142 Mr. Victor, 52 papers, 1 proxy 53.

day

and

a

lenient

supp

The

Guard

:

"

follows

;

;

;

;

pUlOUUOlUJ

of

election

at

as

the

&

Hocalranii Citizens

The

met

a

Farewell

Excellency

the

Town

on

Hall

Banquet,

Governor

takes

Friday

to

out

point under

Wilcannia from steamship Fremantle at expected to arrive to-morrow, having left London

rehearsed permitted

I.

not

of miles from To put polling. under the one way, a is privilege proxy to and residents Act under the other thirty

A

in

it

that here

insufficient

personal upon. The proxies, as

it

at

reside

abolition it

should about, upon entail

upon

others,

any

the their Hall

all

ever

will

bear

all

parties.

works

3d.

be

.to

of

nuggets,

W.

A.

Turf

Very

Messrs.

will

first

he

auction

will

at the

ilUotldilldiLi

cause

United next

to be Service —

the

Grand

Stand

enclosure.

The

new

General

Post

Office

in

St.

j

Terrace is now fast George's approaching The is now completion. scaffolding taken and artificers are being down, the finishing touches engaged in giving to handsome interior of the new the

W.

the

Fr. chairman.

were

Dean and

V.G., James

II.

Pitcher

Gold J.

the

was

F.

only James,

of Mr. Dean Goldsmith

proposition

by

the

on meeting present

I here

Bourke,

Mr. On

its

last.

Bourke,

"

' ;

telegram

the

announces

champion

Tuesday

on

in

appeariug

Australian the

as sculler, Dec. 10th. weeks ago

last,

that

be.remembered

few

a

his return from defeating.O'Connor, Was reported to be suffering sunstroke which he received whilst

on

Searle, the

Thames, a

the Red it Sea. passing through Latterly to have .developed into typhoid appears fever, which he succumbed as stated. from It is needless to say that for this untoward regret wiU universal event bo'-;

Tin

smelted

throughout

respectively recently picked up at Southern Cross,

lake

A Youth, named Martin while engaging in slaughtering a sheep a few davs ago in met with a Fremantle severe accident. The sheep almost overtaxed the strength of Martin when it found-itself and stuck, the protruding in the animal's struggles of the knife opened up. Martin's portion extent that he had to be an leg to such driven from the slaughter house into town to obtain aid. surgical

claim.

has

Club

decided

hold

tq

27,. will

a

which be cele

on

this

Private

Pilkington, His

that

Lady

the

Excellency

Broome

on

year

Secretary, Governor

their hold House on

will

at Government 16th from inst.,

hard will

sacrifices

take

National Library of Australia

Tenth

the

During

farewell

Christmas

General with

the

Monday

3 to 5 o'clock

Orchestral of Mr.

last

Concert the

in We

evening.

of

efforts

the

junction

p.m.

return

wil

be 20th

the 1890

month

one

Fremantle,

Perth, vice

and

Albany double

New

of

Great

announces

authorities, sion Tickets trains from

January,

and

Manager

Year

Railways,

holidays in con

Southern

Railway

that issued

by the

December

(inclusive), from date Guildford

ordinary

the to 1st available for of issue, from and York to

Fares

versa.

Excur

Cheap

single

for

journey.

0.

the trust the

Society, L. Clifton

bumper

a

conductor

our

gave

Fremantle.Town house and-

to be able to announce to arc pleased to the readers, and, in an especial manner, that men of the the Catholic colony, young Catholic Benefit members of the Hibernian succeeded in have in Fremantle Society branch the "Star of- Hie their registering under the Friendly Societies No 136 Sea," Such a consummation of this Act colony. wished Fremantle has been by devoutly but it has Hibernians for very many years been the result of much persevering We

under

Perth subcription Town tho December under

be

Union

Musical

given

will

hold

their

for the year 1889-90 concert Hall on Wednesday evening the Messiah" will 18, when baton of Mr. Hensraan. the "

;

only

effort

match which walking and Sullivan Lambe, is to come has £10 that Sullivan we hear deposited and the of Hay Street, with Mr. D. Guthiie, is covered It has been by Lambe. amount off in the the match will come that In

with'

connection

off

the

between

intended Town

on

Perth,

Hall,

Monday

January

27.

of

and a very part, branch to consolidate tlieparent Australia. We are in Western of the interest evidence new of the welfare great Irish-Aus

their desire

on

.laudable of the Society that this sure taken

in

the

j I

j 1

of a man remains Last Saturday the inmate of the an named Wm. Jones, in the were found floating Invalid Depot, The deceased had near the Depot. river An been missed for several days past. with the circuniin connection inquest was and was of the case held, stances afternoon. adjourned until yesterday

j

Yesterday, of one '

i

Sir

ThoniasCockburn-Campbell,

chosen to colony's delegates, the Governor His to Excellency accompany his -for to took, departure Albany England, Orient mail steamer,. catch the homeward will leave tho Sound -which probably Iberia, for London. A large concourse this evening to and spectators were of friends present

witness

the

Sir

Thomas'

departure,

some

tact,

be peculiarly gratify the colony, and throughout ing moral and has at heart the one who every the Catholic social of well-being youth the a benefit of the country, for as Society which not H.A.C.B.S. offers are advantages tralian

will

organisation to Hibernians

frieudly the judgment of admit of no rival for

them

and is

Society tralasia

;

now

Aus

throughout

registered in all the

that

so

of other of our any and of course in Societies, Catholic men it can our exists a since it as Society The welfare alone. their

those

by

surpassed numerous

little

and

Fremantle

conductorship

first

next.,

no

voting brought

to

held

for

weighing

wer.e

to Fraser's

The in

it

It

wish

Perth

afternoon Rev. A.

Board

'School

the

or as

of

on

ton,

per

elected

Melbourne

It

ore

society.

to

equally

little

who

16s.

1£ ounces, the side of the

rewarded

The

less.

proxy be

.

some

and

The

voting of whom

by public

IJ

TV ublul

that

1 The oti Monday evening to the to farm the fees oE entrance Course The light to erect 2 by gate. Publican's Booths outside the Grand Stand The right to sell Refreshments enclosure. 3

are

to

granted

even

of

£100

sold Hotel

luU

notifies

West yesterday's death of Searle, having occurred

The

|

perhaps

of

Club

right Race

pro which

or

to-day November

on

Adelaide Steamship Company are 28th, for tenders, up to December inviting stores for the vessels the various required on our coast for the of their fleet plying ensuing year.

a

than the of place another it in Act voting by

of proxies Catholics

affects

couple

If

reception the next,

less

for polling for conclusion, would be altogether the were for the purpose attendance of voters insisted

does

is

permitted

same

question,

£50

A

and

allowed

the

Company's

Capt. notifies

that be expected to leave be willing and forfeit thereby

too,

to

to

Mining

meeting on Monday, January Anniversary day the Australian brated—the anniversary falling Saturday.

to

time,

for

:events, extent

UJ.

OcbltiUtiy

1'urf

outside

absentee. seconded elected was

;

shipped

The

their daily wages, their record personal this or that favour of for a seat on the Board candidate brief The Education. space of of

13 the

The

'

smith,

or

not

of

points hours four

London

of tin nearly eight tons the Sydney from Bunbury

contiguous

is

is

expressly convenience the meet of working-men

portion in order in votes

the ad Association's the Guildford

Eight Hours in to be held on 27th. January

O'Callaghan.

of

parcel

near

introduced

were

not could they would their work,

found

Australasia.

members

strictly just A non-residents. the Education clear that rit quite to proxy relating

r

of

meeting

realised

them alone ; the privilege reserved to of perusal Act makes clauses the

as

is

be

the

to

newly

from

"nanorQ

by

distance

--

a

evening.

the

to

Council, who those

to

will

comprises

Monday

A. members of the W. will be held on Society Typographical next in the Recliabite Saturday afternoon Hall.

proxy those who in reside in the district habitually election takes the place, which of is when' there question while, of the of members election the

only

after form

Hall At the Town on afternoon, at Saturday the Musical Union 3 o'clock, Orchestra and, soloists will vocal have a rehearsal of the Next Messiah. the final Tuesday evening of the Oratorio will be held, the rehearsal concert Wednes taking place the following,

A

A

the and 12

provisions

voting only

Legislative

of

prizes

The District

1st.

of

Council, need readers

our

the

column

vertisement

day,

His the

to

place next.

evening

The

Section be given

of

Legislative We

by proxy."

Saturday

:

building.

may

vrtfino1 T

School

;

election

in

"Ktr KfJ

nlltr

on

Rifles will occassion.-

the

oh

purpose His to

address

;

how even confound could 9 of the Edu

"Votes

:

Society.

between

repeated

locus alone

a

can

GreenBoard elections for tlie and November 30th place on resulted in the return following being Rev. ed Rev. Fr. Harston, Long, and T. Messrs. J. \Y. Eakins, Sexton, Clinch. The

.

as

another

gramme money offered.

see

Education," are same words and are explained

t

Fremantle

of Honor

:,Tnaugural. Sports Show Grouuds

;

Board District in Section 5,

law

large

IflL

In

;

vote any reside who does not habitually district ." Is not in such this, we in glaring opposi ask, of the the tion to provisions the Act. Ballot Again under, for the heading "Regulations of and conduct management of

The

noon.

:

Election

Council

Fremantle Municipal their farewell presenting Excellency tlie-Governor

we

last

;

common

district,

privileges of the

rest

;

careless the most them. Section for runs cation Act, instance, " Each district board follows as & c. Provided that shall consist allowed no shall he to 'person at

to any

secure

evening.

so

to

difficult

is

mourners

in

in in

Society

organisation which

;

deliberate, that remarkable,

are

of

Tuesday'

to their last afternoon by a' and friends.

yesterday

place

ing number

intentional, it

BOARD

;

little in has The discrepancies

it

Angove,

'esteemed

an

as

ough took

every page 'that convincing proofs not framed the upon the Ballot Act and of

it

standi -uiueli

a

Australia, of those the sight

colonies

it

possesses isconfirmed

members the possession of all of tho to which those by the laws privileges That the other entitled. Society they are in tlie branches of the association colony will a

legal

status,and law of

by the

to its

land

the

for themselves to secure at once is to the like statute, by colonial recognition cau now be religiously No difficulty hoped. cleared has been of bar their which way branch. obstruction Only parent by the the of modifications Society's .some slight what these are rules And are necessary. determine

can

best

secretary

be ascertained of

Fremantle, at

once

and

the Action we

on "

will shall

Star

application of the doubtless

soon,

there

to the

be

Sea," taken

if

every

The

death

last,

at

the

Perth took in on place residence of Mr. Furlong,

Joseph Strelly at Magistrate had gentleman

Harris, Busselton, filled

formerly The

about

Swan,

where

Win.

Harris,

a

brother of has resided

deceased

of period a on pension a were yesterday to undertaker,

for

office

retiring years, thirty Tho remains few years ago. removed by Mr. D. Chipper, for interment Guildford,

Monday of Mr. Resident

at the for

a

the

Middle

deceased, many

My years

past.

A movement is on his foot, many among to Mr. friends and admirers, present the Traffic George Roberts, Manager on with a substantial the Eastern Railway, mark of the esteem in which he is held. Rason of Messrs. A committee consisting and Mr. Ishmael & Webster. Rogers, with Messrs. J. Hurst & Son, together in Mr. C. D. Longson, have tho matter achiev to hear of their hand, and we trust amount of success in their ing a large undertaking.

last of the On the Feast Sunday celebrated was Immaculate Conception in the Cathedral. As the with solemnity coincided with the general Sunday Heart Communion day of the Sacred number of Association a large very to Holy Communion. The went persons of the most Holy Forty Hours' Adoration Pontifical Sacrament was begun after 11 at o'clock by the Mass, celebrated A was stream of worshippers Bishop. kept up on Sunday ovening and Monday which up to and Tuesday, during time, tho 40 hours' 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening, celebrated Adoration lasted. Fr. Bourke last Missa Cantata on each of the two terminated with days, and the devotions round the interior of the a procession of the the chanting of. tho Litany church, of the Blessed and Benediction Saints, the Sacrament lordship given by his

Bishop,

" It seems as Correspondent writes on the river, have Sunday excursions, with Fremantle becomo quite popular all as boats can be seen at almost folk, out from of the morning hours setting of Fremantle tho North the vicinity fully equipped with crabbing Bridges, and invariably and fishing linos, nets,

A

:

if

.five six occupants. or Among containing that started last the number Sunday was in Eh What," tlie charge of Mr. Fyson, of rowing renown, accompanied by Mr. others. Once under S. Chipper and two beauti cut through the water sail, they reached what is known until fully they and there they did as Paddy's Blunders, make a blunder. Running with a strong breeze on tho Port quarter (the mainsail, either the on same suddenly, also, side) wind shifted abeam, or the boat griped the main boom to to windward, causing force as to with such completely jibe boat with the natural turn the over, to its result occupants. Fortunately occurred within about thirty the accident for as soon the of the shore, yards it its quandam boat filled sank, leaving feat a which to swim to shove, crew they not much the promptly accomplished their However, the worse for ducking. Had result might have been otherwise. occurred it would have been a fatality want or due to the carelessness simply of of of the in skill charge gentlemen the boat, who, did not jibe the boom at the moment before the acci long right dent occurred.

.

of

enjoyment

EDUCATION.

almost

on

of Tuos.

pleasure Hibernian-

thinking

"

.

light

-Monday,

of

last.

.

to

,

on

the additional to hope,have and oE the writing Catholic Benefit Australasian

reason

:

upon empty thunders.

respect residence of

Western

Mu.

DISTRICT

as

much the

.

a

implies the

and at

-

it

old

very

citizen, on passed away His followed remains were

emptiest The conof words that the itfition following 12 of the in Section elementary "and such votes Education Act, be given by proxy papers may manner at in the same as election for members of the Legisla to refer the' tive Council" now in force of electing system of the members Legislative to be due Council can only of the ignorance profound A Education Act. cursory will examination of the Act bring we

a

York, died Fremantle

this

as

any

to

ready, professors

the creed.

as

other

sacrifices

'

far

so

look

make

proxy votes to the Act.

contrary

were

will

Mr. Edwards, of ed resident his daugli ler at

education

-

In

of the

in the such be as

.

to test on the recorded

is

.

it that the validity ground that

effect

.

being

are

interest and

practical question, Catholics a

reports to the intended the election

-

that fact circulated

the

by

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are The public !xpiite prepared passed. weeks the a few to he may ago support correspondent Mayor whenever found office and not to vindicate in our was find it the dignity got mislaid necessary contained was until the information it too but it is too much to expect of his office stale for publication. endorse that they will every imprudent act be urged by a hasty into which he may An adjourned meeting of the temper. Hours Council was held on The Walking Match City Champion Two Monday after -the members of some when the matter before promoted by noon, again came fund llilics in aid of a shooting Council. We take the following from .Metropolitan tlie Town Hall on Saturday to be held in the in the report of the proceedings published to successful. be very evening promises West Australian. Cr. Molloy yesterday's in the will take Some nine competitors part the Mayor) You adjourned (addressing and to £6, £3, and contest, prizes amounting of and invited the members the business £1 arc offered It is to be hoped the general not to your room. the Council efforts of Although will the laudable, public patronise I but as a councillor, in invited, the committee specially attending large by to I felt that I had a right be there. numbers. asked your Worship if it was a meeting to and said that if discuse a private matter, would retire. The 1 only over necessary meeting A of presided ratepayers, answer I got was the undignified last proceed held week in was by the Mayor, of two in the assistance of the ing of calling Guildford to consider advisability to arrest mo and put me in the constables be necessary such steps as would taking station. I then insisted on my of all cemeteries within the police for the closure but to the parlour, to be admitted of the After some, right limits Municipality. while had to stay in the committee-room resolution was discussion the following sneaked into a number of the councillors. a carried: "That put and unanimously Cr. Crowder As a council of members the parlour. -of committee be appointed, lo Cr. I must lor who was present for the object different the denominations, remark. I did Mollov's not sneak into ul suieuuuju; purpusu I withdraw the the parlour. Cr. Molloy the Municipality, cemetery outside public Cr. Crowder Cr. expression. Molloy means for the pui'chase and for devising to go too far altogether. has been allowed of the Mayor and the and that same, An Cr. Molloy I withdraw the word. Council communicate with the ministers had locked the door, officer of the Council to tliem of each denomination, asking to allow them and somebody had to knock two members to tliem represent appoint to come out. Was that a dignified proceed on committee." Cr. Molloy: Certainly. ing? Or. Crowder is upheld that your wor If this.principle to interfere with a member ship is entitled Southern The Vasse of the correspondent without I take it that we will of Nov. 29 The any reason Times writes under dale to Cr. Crowder I object be gagged. Southern Belle arrived at Quindalup la-que think that your wor for Mauritius.' When that word. I really oh last to load Saturday either I do not the Lecuwin a man very long-suffering. coming round ship is about 5"'10 sneaked fell At think that any of the councillors or jumped overboard. on the cf he 21st the mate a.m. or that it is in morning into the Mayor's room, time at who was at lhat should be gagged. The spoke to the man tended that we when he appeared all The ihe wheel right. Cr. Molloy more I have allowed Mayor his hoots below to put on long mate went as you latitude than is usual,' because, but on his return the before decks, washing is the in know, question dispute wheel deserted. The vessel was at once was one between us." a simply personal cruised about for about a to. and brought A motion was subsequently passed by the but no the man half-hour, signs of missing Council Cr. Molloy to apologise The states could be discovered. "asking" Captain to obey to his neglecting that a the Mayor for the man was very quiet one, and one he must have at the meeting of oE his best seamen, and thinks the ruling of the Mayor the rail in a fit. The crew stale The Mayor's over the Council on Friday last. fallen more that Ire had seemed for some few days was put to a temper it must be admitted to lead them than but usual, nothing somewhat severe trial. quiet Yet, considering believe that lie from to was any to suffering all we feel inclined the circumstances, suicide. mania to 'ead him to commit o' the likely "Will sentiwith agree Wisp's," itiM/l

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correspondent under date Nov. West Australian writing "The of Mr. Charles 28, says: marriage Ann to Miss Elizabeth Collins Mary event of Dairy Creek, was an Fitzpatriclc, of the the in the Gascoyne, history the first young lady being squatter's led to the that had been hymen daughter —

wedding

schoolroom

in the before

JBrereton, bride was cashmere

worn

gold set

tastefiilly gown,

the

bracelet, with diamonds Miss in of

and beautiful The

were

dress.

plush, ostrich

blue of

Misses

veiling white

tips.

The

with

made to The

match

jewelry splendid mother,

lace

with

dress,

the

bronze trimmed

valley, Tuscan hat

white ostrich

and

a

wore

a pretty, of her gift was and rubies especially Rose was Fitzpatriclc

wore

nun's

blue

a

cream

bronze

blossom,

orange

the

a

she

lace,

pale

a

lilies

bridesmaids,

The

officiating. dressed in with trimmed

trimmings was uncommonly

sprays shoes, with ribbon.

instant Father

Geraldton,

of

on

noticeable. dressed

13 bh.

assemblage,

and cretonne gimp, wreath of beautiful her shoes long veil; the

the

on

crowded

a

and

feathers,

blue

the other Miller, dresses made of pale trimmed hats

with

j

fairly

recovering. The weather has been very unsettled, and heavy colds have been quiet fashion able, that I could learn have though none yet terminated fatally. must You an for the accept apology of Church news in this non-apperance communication. This change, perhaps, to York may secular prove refreshing more readers especially. December 9th, 1889. "

father

g> o c

:

as

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such an ad It is pleasant to know that association as that of the Children mirable of among Mary not only holds its own to add continues our but young people On to its numbers. largely Sunday last admitted. formally eight new members were .which a of is The ceremony reception; -and devotional was one, very impressive over by his Lordship the Bishop, presided some at its termination who spoke and earnest words of congratulation arc the names of advice. Tho following Children of Mary.— the newly enrolled Catherine Annie Hart, McMahon, Lilly Bessie Anderson, Mara, Rose Boladeras, Edith Mary Ann Slattery, Mary Peter,

To

our

own

Correspondent.

of a child the fuueral of the Bon manager The establishment took place. carried the school coffin was by m children who attended good -number,dressed. The remains of' appropriately in the Catholic one were interred the little Fr. the Gibncy Very Rev. cemetery,

On Thursday

belonging Marche

to

last

the

local

consider

severe

elected representa one of the Wards from the room in liis brother Councillors sat in con and when the were police him to remove because he upon that room wo upon entering of were the bounds propriety an

;

National Library of Australia

to of members serve on The election Board of Education was tlie York District when the following gentle held recently, elected :— Revs. Fr. men were duly E. Williams H; E. George, Gibney, Richard Messrs. F. Stokes, Burges. Chronicle at the that It is reported in Robert the York Police Court yesterday, was with charged Doncon, an old settler, without about town proper wandering when care or control supposed to be in Me was mind. remand a state of unsound Examination. It is ed for "Medical returned from not long since the old man a

visit

to

England.

week in York last lecture given was a success. Yon Finkelstein netted. was Close on £40, it is said, to be that sports are It is announced V Boxing held in York on Day" below the in the vicinity of the Avon. York Hotel, of events has been A liberal programme the extent of offering prizes-to published £25, Tho

this valedictory inestimable honor

done

.by whom the your

the by entertainment,

it

because of young

I

first

an

men

to respect, reminds

As address your have sped since

is

place is

an

Young

honor done whom I have and

esteem, me, met.

of

holding

because it Perth Catholic

by the —

is me

affectionately

and

value,

me

Men's Society me by a body since learnt long

that honor shown

regard

of

presentation address,

love. months

many

these During been lot to be an my of incident eyewitness of every your career. And I must I have Society's say admired the in which the affairs of way been association have conducted. You your the of a are most perfect example months

many

I

family have

have

unseemly personal gether in How so

yet

bickerings,

human work

it

difficult

violent

in peace, and institution could do with so you

as

explanation

has

gentleness, the

all

To

that

you threaten

You

have

rendered

which

of

so

the similar

indebted

to

through

a

Society's unreserved and he has

.waters

and

kept

quicksands have

You have that you do, has

him.

Duff

safely

and institutions

many stranded. convinced

hopelessly and I am

Father

commands, smooth shoals

over

you

clear

guided

his

to

steered

on

been

reason

feel been

Allusion

to,

deeply made

to my efforts for the welfare of- the and the improvement of its members.

by you Society,

efforts wished

were

like It

nothing

thepi

be.

to

what was

I could

a

pleasure

to do anything for you you the liveliest sense of gratitude. humble exertions fell my

me

who

always

besides, of repaying improvements

for you which

the vast membership

brought in its Perth leaving

on

be

with

thankful. recollections have

sincerely that the I

I reckon

from

no

and I

Again

assure

vour in saddest

shall shall

it

my

wishes I

me,

am

promise

pleasant company

my of

no

was

kind

safely

a

no

in those attendant at

your mind.

you honor

the

of

recoguitiou

can

short varied

of the

but of

some

I I

towards

my

enemies,

well-wishers,

that

Society, For the

in

spent

fade

never

is

participate 1 was an

I

far

My

that

had

And,

and

train-.

and

you, be able to while which,

benefits, the meetings, of your to good fortune enjoy. have yon expressed

ings

fric

only

concord that you

Under grateful. with wisdom and

dangers

existence. obedience

for

perform The

only

his and zeal. energy have cause to be you he. it is Providence, who,

by

have

goodwill.

;

Such

of to

little

understand. of this singular

to

no

display labouring

all

but

;

I

Society discord,

is amongst prevails you the Divine and I feel Blessing that have it in one at you respect in the Director shape of a Spiritual administrative is ability equalled

positive least whose

you

your no

no

animosity harmony,

is

happy

In

seen.

dissension,

no

any much

tion, feasible. which have

we

has

it

beheld

even

will

Amongst

you number of large dearest friends. my

done

me

thorough by your men, who,

and Society, by the other young not have assembled here this members, to show Your me evening respect. elegantlyf ramod address I shall treasure in ever remembrance of valued and acquaintances and wish

happy

many conclusion

I

ance

of

may that

enjoy

its

well

and

In

continu

a

1 pray that you the blessings welfare here your

all

individually be conducive

to

may hereafter.

and

hours.

speut Society

your

prosperity,

Mr.

J.

M.

Songs each Three

Drew.

Dear We the members of the Sik, Perth Catholic Young Men's Society have assembled this to do honor to you evening and to bid you a formal farewell. Many months have passed and these have run into years since first we made your ac and tho favourable quaintance impres sions formed have during that time early and so, steadily strengtlideepened that we feel that our words 'eried, will the regard we only feebly convey entertain for you. Your efforts for the advancement of the and the individual Society, improve ment of its members have been neither few nor slight. They have been usetlthrough the Journal in which contributions worthy of a place class amongst first literature, from have appeared your frequently and able pen. As a member of polished the Sports Committee have placed you us under a deep debt of gratitude, inasmuch as you have spared no pains in the organiz of our Athletic ing and carryingout Sports. bo By your departure a void will created, which not will be filled. While readily the occasion that has sincerely regretting we trust that brought us together, every in will attend the future you blessing that the recollection of the evenings spent with us will ever be a pleasant memory to you and we know, that the modesand conduct which has ty of bearing of edification in our always been a source midst will" ever characterize actions your and with whom edify thosa future your will be oast, lot ;

j

then

were

J.

Hardwick,

Address.

;

by Miss

:

too

a

;

f

of

which sultation called insisted

was

to bid Society M. Drew, who is leavon Thursday, Nov. 28th. this

YORK.

|

tive

act

It

the worded

Mr,

!

;

an

proceeding. to shut out

SOCIETY. of

Valedictory

Smith.

From

for those And on

by

:

!

.

"

entertains conferred.

thought longer

.

pleasing appearauce, with nicely arranged, of delicacies. imaginable every description The Spiritual Director, FatherDufi, occupi ed the chair, being supported on the right the of the and on the by guest evening left Mr; J. by the President, Kelfy. When had been done to the ample justice the provided, chairmau godd things addressed Mr. Drew and expressed the it to meet him him in a gave pleasure to social manner and bid him a hearty farewell. He referred at some to length the earnest endeavours of Mr. Drew to the interests advance of the and Society, concluded his remarks the by reading address following

officiating.

will as a rule, the Citizens, deeply regret took "scene" that in the City place Council Chamber on last between Friday the Mayor and Cr. Public Molloy. to a is in opinion, large very extent, entire with Or. not sympathy Molloy, that an address of sympathy, withstanding and one condemning Cr. Molloy's action, been lias to. His Worship the presented To the the Mayor. say very least, action in the Mayor's abruptly closing to the meeting and then retiring Mayor's in which a further" parlour, private was held, but a meeting was anything

O.Y.M.

A social gathering to Mr. farewell J. was held ingPerth, The hall presented tables the being

possible.

with

settlers."

0

Catholic

longer

entertain

at a gathering large and representative, which catered for in breakfast, was a Smith manner and splendid by Messrs. Hotel. The usual com Bird, of the Port toasts drunk and several were plimentary of the speeches made were humourous. very Messrs. Avere Foss, Among the guests J. -of Brockman, Bush, J.P.'s, Barrat, W. of Ashburton Geraldton, Woolhouso, of local ancl tho number the greater

U

e t

i

"

ed

dignified

"

Perth

association

bronze,

trimmed

bride's

where

to are remain for some expected months. The Municipal elections resulted in the return of Messrs. J. Bower and Sydney Mr. C. Edwards was Pyke as councillors. declared elected mayor unopposed. Police Court a few days At tho York a civil case somewhat ago, singularly resulted in the plaintiff and defendant beingboth fined five shillings, and each had to his own pay expenses. the season It is said that is remarkable for the many reptiles making their appear ance in the interior more ; especially. snake-bite comes A narrow escape from from the neighbourhood of a place called, a week About Quellington. ago, it appears, of as a boy about 14 years of age, a son Mr. Thos. Reynolds, was engaged on the and while over a farm, walking patch of some tall silver-grass accidentally black snake. In a stepped upon a large moment the snake was coiled around the who rushed boy's leg, instantaniously for help. He ran homewards, screaming for about of before twenty thirty yards the snake fell from him. home Arriving terrified and exhasuted, as soon as able he informed his parents of the occurrence. He was but examined, beyond a few rents in the place where it is sup slight posed that the snake's mquth had been no other could be found. It was injuries probably owing to the fact of the trowsers the boy had on very being considerably to his swift or else motion that he wide, These particulars escaped from the fangs. I have learned from the boy himself. I Lave no reason to doubt their veracity. Mr. who a few George Wansborougli, weeks since met with an accident by his leg with an is severely cutting adze,

approve them, when he

celebrated

was

at

are

the

of

The

altar.

colonies,

they

al

Monger

II.

the

to

quite

manner of expressing " success The Mayor is not a says on and he acted on when he puts airs, "this occasion in a rude, handed, high It "and generally improper manner." be put to is to be hoped that an end will as speedily these unpleasant proceedings

of his

of

Carnarvon

J.

visit

'

ments,

The

Mrs. a

behalf

on

Society. Director J. Duep, Spiritual John President Keley, W. J. Rearuon, Y. Presideut M. J. Horrigan, Secretary H. Lockyer, Treasurer. Mr. said. Mr. Chairman Drew, in replying, Rev. and A Father, Gentlemen, person's of an honor done him is appreciation in the he to generally proportion respect

.

:

Signed

Young Men's

"

;

The Goldfields exemption have led to a in York few strange faces appearing last month. Perhaps a few strange shillings

and

himself

acquitting cheers

Messrs. J.

very then

were

after

Drew,

by

given

Conway, which

J.

Downey, creditably.

.

newsletter

a

for given proceedings

the

terminated.

GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

THURSDAY, R.I.E.

DECEMBER

College.

It

is

12th. that

notified received-

circular

a

has b-.'.en from despatch State the of for 'the Secretary Colonies, a the for transmitting copy of.: prospectus 1889-90 of the Forest of the Branch Boyal Indian Engineering College, Cooper's Hill.

H. S. King Survey department,

Appointments. staff late

Lunatic Lunatic for'

M.

vice A.

the

Gee,

Wyndham, Dodd,

Charlotte

vice nurse

Asylum Freniantle. Asylum. The

accommodation Lunatic Asylum, fully occupied, magi others are to ascer requested from the surgeon superintendent, further female if sending patients, —

female

tain before

Mrs."

Nyulasy; postmistress, Mrs. Troy;

be

Municipal. notified:

in

patients being

Fremantle strates and

there

surveyor, C. "W.

acting Sergeant

acting

that

for

room

P.

Councillors, A.

Auditors, Key.-

Merchant 1889.— A copy the covering

the

them.

The

Geraldton

elections

following —

We regret Geraldton

Mayor,

Stone, H.

du

E.

C.

W.

Boulay,

are

Shenton; Gray J.

;

F.

Shipping

(Colonies) Act, of this Act with together from the of despatch Secretary State is published. Mining. His the Excellency Governor in under the Council, powers conferred him under the upon Goldfields Act. 50 No. it to be notified, Victoria, 18, directs for information: a. That general a —

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before December or

at

emption

all

shall

entitled

be

the

they

were

June

next.

in

Amendment Regulations. lease

than three

one

vided

that two

claims,

registered from

May, the

the

above

One could

the

for

man

three

every

unless

acres, emption from

work

has

lease

shall

no

acres

exemption

1st

been

granted. worked

be

I

by

Pro less

men.

I

TENDERS

ACCEPTED

FOR 1890.

a

try The following

tenders

for

have

been J.

1890, —

I

;

;

Hester 8c War17s. 6d., oats 4s. 8d. Beverley hay 3s. aa. dubMonger, bay £i, barley Lavinia R. Lockhart, hay £5 10s. Carnarvon Wainoats 4s. 2d. £10 4s. W. D. Moore 8c. 8c Co., —

£5

burton, —J.

Bridgetown

2d.

4s.

H.

SELTon

I

;

Champion

£3

15s.,

& Co., 9d. 5s.

Wainwright Co.,

barley £3

hay

10s.

hay

Derby

not

priest

hut

But

also is

it

from

even

his

A

complexities. As for Sheila, to be identified

By

barley Drummond & Co., hay £5 10s. Throssell, lid. Guildford 3s. Son, & Stewart, barley W. A. 8c> Brown, Throssell, hay £4 19s. Gingin F. 3s. lid. Son, & Stewart, barley Greenough— A, Nix, hay £5. -Wainwright Jarrah3s. 8c barley Co., hay, £3 10s. Kojonup dale S. Lakeman, hay £(5. C. H. Bailey, H. Larsen, barley hay £5 10s.

too

Alive;

his

8c

19s,; oats 5s.

chaff W.

Co.,

Barker

Mt.

£24,

3d.

&

Newcastle.—

Son

Throssell,

used- it

; I

I

;

lid. 10s.

ham.

PinjarrAH. R

or

& J. 8d. £10

5s.

chaff

& Co., vttOBBi"-

oats

or

barley a.

oats

G.

4s.

Adam, Roebourne. oats

6s.,

A 111 Obbcll

Wainwright

3d.

5s.

Southern

kjoovvciiuj

X/Aijh

Hoj

W. 12s 6d. 17s. Marwick, junr., barley A. Lanigan, Victoria Plains. hay £4 7s. 6d. H. 8c J. 3s. lid. Wil Butler, barley Jesse W. Cornwall, liams.— hay £4 15s. 4s. 9d. Wyndham.— Wain Martin, barley ;

Catholic

Donovan's

face

3s.

chaff

8c

Co., J. H.

£11

Monger,

£3

hay

16s., 2s.

and

7s. barley 6d., barley I

I

ami

has

Rome

twice

been and

sacked,

times besieged, destroyed.

seven once

in Conference of Australian Natives in Junuary next, to settle Melbourne the federation question.

for, more

all despite solvent

difficulties,

than

his

not

warm

Father

commendation Woods.

of

the

of

"

a

late

meeting

the

Lim-

Corporation recently resolution, proposed following and seconded the Mayor, by Mr.

F. Power,

was

unanimously Freedom of

passed

"That

J. —

the Honorary the be conferred the Limerick on Rev. James D D., Lord Mont Corbett, in Bishop of Sale, Victoria, testimony of our -of his as a recognition position and of his eminent fellow-citizcn; in cause of religion services the and flitv

These made

of

nationality .Australia."

The of.92

countrymen

our

among

in

.

new

French

land-owners

Chamber or

consists

11

12 ex-prefects, of state, 5 ex-councillors tists, 4 druggists, 2 academicians, 11 solicitors, 5 professors,

workingmen,

2

contractors,

There

positor.

duke, counts,

8

are

iharquises, and 66 nobles.

himself

1

com

also 2 princes, 1 16 counts, 4 vis

an

authority and poultry,

year

summer

and pipes, with which

both the

sunny haps

Rebellion, had fought

its

with

darkness red

and "floury and a little men.

men

with at

pulling

long' the their

elder

its Or death-struggle. by the warm heartstone in the turf fire smouldering, lit here and there by a

And

light.

potatoes,

with

and whiskey no Indeed, thought this He

affection

belief great which \yisdom single

out-of-doors

afterwards was not too proud to share of bacon and supper eggs

entered into Donovans. warm

the

in

honesty

intercourse

creamy milk, for the water of pride ever with

to have grew for the old man, his wisdom— a

sprang of

as

intention

-much as

her

the

a

very and a

simple from from

was

it

dl«i

i

uUttlvcbpm

gentlemen

Per

WaS

J.cillljbUli

liO

iGtLS-

less

with

foamy

milk.

and weeks of visit

no

Armstrong's

far And

disappointed.

ana

nay,

the

till

days

room

voice

it

to

was

a

real

second

not

as

from

"

the friend

was

their

sweet

the

o'

with had

came

for time. hawthorn

unexpectedness,

he It

and

daisies. The birds were singing o he emerged from the into bog-land a air and the was full of lane, leaf' that which penetrating fragrance o

as

..comes

spring

for just the and summer was bathed

house when he reached house door asleep

halcyon meet. in it,

in

with the

a

time The

when

golden

quiet

farm

at the Trusty and the

sun,

for

legislation

seemed it

must

Mr. glimmer to

on

man's Like all eye. the same side he was Mr. Balfour's remedial

would

bo

soon

what would tho Govern Would they take a leaf

Mr.

what

they

to

going the

people?

chosen

it

emigrate Whichever

was

Would

to

with

(bis

do

or

it

to

migrate

course

necessarily

dangerous.

not

was

and

delicate,

be far

better

popular sympathy, and tho popular leader on their rather side, than have it done with the most trusted leaders, the popular

opinion,

priests,

took

then

task

against Mr.

them ? Mr. Chamberlain

alleged Catholics

for

what

Morley severely about tho of the

lie had said and cruelties iu Ireland 200 years a</o. In a of and passage high sustained Mr. eloquence, "What Morely asked would think of au you Irishman who went down his brother among Catholics and recalled to them the laws that the made against Protestants Catholicslaws which bribes to gave the Protestants wife for iuforming against her Cntholie to husband; bribes the Protestant child for informing against its Catholic father which deprived Catholics of every advancement aud of which it has been truly said that it was

to

it

for some written was the June, and hedges bloom and the fields white with with golden and white buttercups

all

of

Gladstone's and programme had condemned him for British credit to doing, pledge the extent of SO ? millions Ho warned them that in the very of the beginning would have to take the problem they districts the Atlantic congested' along sea board resolutely in band. Are vou do

and her high young she at her sang

early were

was

so

millions then

do?

ment

be dis

work.

delightful

jury

blind

five

and

gone,

up uy staying cold. But getting made the sunshine Tom said in tender

room,

ringing

This year when year"

a

Catholic the feeling

uiaae

were

to

Catholic to

he legislation might spend English so in gold ever freely the Banu draining and the Suck, but he would never drain in that the discontent of Ireland. way As for Lord Ashbourne's it was Act, made use and freely the being of,

summer

only

off,

the

tho speakers scornful about

at all times Sheila of the house, as The flowers not were compliment. nor the summer and gone, the sun, lark had not ceased to sing, while there was head and face her bright flashing

from

of the of

case

of

because

exceptional perpetuity clear that

so

in

even

she felt a little lonely and out of sorts, but scarcely more than did her father they all missed ; him, even to Trusty, who would run barking a joyous welcome to the door when a sounded

of

in

Morh-y

j

to

over

footstep

Why

attempt

our

Ireland

golden

Mr.

were

that

was

a

even

one

was was

J

her

the

arms

It

j

bare beautiful, butter from the But she had no coque consciousness. When the

lifting

tries

in

came

young

in right to stand

by

thought

beg for a drink of fresh to find buttermilk, her in her "lilac fresh and fair as the mor print, ning,

even

be

might

was

jury or

Mr.

rest,

to Ireland govern extraordinary powers." will never endure people tho

ever

That

veriest

Armstrong

to

except

she could nob coquette chosen to look to better advantage she did when sometimes Lance

have than

the It

submit a

so

four per cent, who occupy

a

oath,

class

a

:

inflamed the against Chief Mr. then Secretary. Morley turned to what he des triumphantly cribed as the important admission made who said, by the late Lord Lieutenant, " when leaving Ireland, My 12 years in Irelaud have convic strengthened rriy tion that it is and hope futile utterly

she

the

were

from

only families For

jurors confession of the country. law officer chief

ou

? serving the country

rn

ctiiLl

c

that after

its

>

drawn are

Catholic what

which

upon

should not milk a cow, and she superintended the and morning arid looked after the evening milking, and made the butter. If she churning

why

on

it

violent

the

was

to

on

suc

last

condition that the dared not crime to

Crown

her

looks.

40 But

of the

was

.ei.ugusc

out

be

of

in

temper

she and

sum

warmly

more

suited

as

parts

found

Armstrong

were

llio

telling aside.

she their candid

to them all that summer. appointment Mr. Armstrong suddenly made up his mind to a walking tour in Germany instead of his annual visit to Raheen ; in on them one only he dropped golden

pouring out stories mind seemed endlessly now the old bardic stories, tale of the tragic Irish which in those hills above

;

winter,

tne

that

strong vein of common sense inherited which from her mother above the level kept her from growing of her everyday life. Because she read

on

his

some

would

as

after year He would sit

evenings

farmer,

contempt. component

wnicn,

Lance

by,

regarded.

it

the m

went

the family

1

was

up

iiouseuoia

Armstrong

5 clerks, 6 3 iron 2 bishops,

National Library of Australia

I

train

ex-diploma7 notaries, 12 bankers,

1 railway masters, inspector, 1 tobacconist, 1 Protestant pastor, 1. 1 dentist, composer, painter, and 1 designer, 1 veterinarian,

txitj

j.

mers

again

116 barristers, of law, 40 journalists or or authors, traders, 14 engineers, 6 shipowners, 48 doctors, 2 generals, 2 ad 15 ex-magistrates, retired 1 naval 21 officers, mirals, officer,

u

supplied

15 doctors farmers, 57 manufacturers

she

when lost

never

convolvulus-blue, as a child's Altogether eyes. fresh and as sweet as May,

she and the

relates to pigs and churning, calf-rearing though in a she was not averse to calling difficulty in the aid of " the with his fairy man" a person for whom Tom magic spells, had the profoundest

I

by :

while

county, all that

the

erick

daughter. However, excellent farmer's wife, the in goldenest butter

an.

made I

At

and

was

liad

eyes

aud

comfortable, house ruddy, bustling of that mother, with none distinctive ness from her class which marked the father

look

babyish

Liberal the fact

in

blamed no man. Attorney- General

Morley

wore

her

;

long also

He

the

land.

agricultural

profusion

she

innocent, smiled

would

a

Heaton, M.P., Weekly Register

her own into a grown a clear skin

with

girl

the

the

After

his

Bristol.

drawing

are jurors small that they of the heads of

for

spoiled She had

this.

.

in

Henniker the London

J. to

not

was

is

Bristol.

broken

over

special

of silky yellow hair, coiled into ropes at the back of her head ; she had a sweet, and mouthful a of red-lipped mouth, teeth which her small, milky an gave

j

Mr.

writes

not

his own impress honesty so minds of others, he was

all

a

.which

him, and he got a good deal of advice and assistance from and hini, he read the new treatises agricultural aud manured his and land, spent his hard-earned in the money of purchase the best implements and the best seed, as he said himself, there wasn't till, a bonnier farm to be found in Ireland, let alone for Tom had a poor England, of English soil. opinion He was per too for his wife haps a little advanced

6d.

JntaiMtmuat

to

at

election he lind words of Lined all the people for some foolsome of the may for all but will the peoplo time, you never fool all for all the neoDle the time." Mr. then dealt with Morley condition of and Ireland question, to drew attention the Gweespecially dore trials and tho manner in which the jury was We ourselves chosen. treated the last question exhaustively out that week, but Mr. Morley pointed

Her

time.

Mrs.

rejoiced

recalled mentally " You may fool and you time,

retreat

uruugilu

ran

and

noon.

present on one and photographs her

x'edtiled

fire

despite Donovan was less than her something She be it confessed. iron and raised her hands for

Morley

more

cesses, Parliament

liis

JlcU.1

The

glowing

lias Morley by a speech at

once

solitary. the con

cam,

made

handsome

tall,

was

agent for

;

Mr. silence

child in as

book-shelves iu thatch ; sloping

1UU1JI

to

the

by

life

.

'

;

wright York.

o

j

time

upon

and 'vpry distrustful of nevv so things,, that it even in happens that farming its most advanced shape has as yet trie scarcely emerged rrom nignt ot bar barism. But Tom Donovan's revolu tendencies of the tionary made a friend

I

;

00

ouiij

|

hay

Paterson, hay Rocjking4d. £6 9s; barley

not

was

its

sug

intimately

visitor. of the welcome To be Continued.

sight

Mr.

had pai'ents no at all about the friend misgiving had Father nor the palish ship, Matt, who had christened and priest her, knew of her innocent every thought heart. able was nearly Armstrong"

; wealthy, though ; be too much to expect of an Irish farmer of his experience who had idea of new and any was methods, in touch with the times to sufficiently use Your them. farmer is a person of slow and little growth imagination,

that

Stewart,

3s. £4

well,

he was far brother-farmers

8c

3s. 8d. Nor hay £4 19s. barley Charles Baxter, thampton. hay £3. 14s. Northam, Wainwright & Co., barley 4s. 3d. £4 hay Throssell, Son, & Stewart, 19s., Perth. J. H. barley 3s. 9d. Monger, hay £4 7s. 6d. Son, & Stewart, barley Throssell,

ia»vi

I

barley 12s. 6d., ,£5 hay or. Co., barley

Souness

Robinson

Drew,

Junction— !

Wainwright

Gascoyne

at

from

as the man was exceptional. brows of the spoke trijly behind them. He had

exceptional His wide clear sense

and

Tom

However,

;

Lyons

which

pictures

Sheila

Continued.

;

3d.

as-

at

sleepy which after

croalc

more

night, sound.

other

had weather

with ironing, usual alacrity put down the

girlhood.

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summer

warm

trustworthy.

the

her nestling, the but gentlehood

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Armstrong

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tents of the well-filled her bedroom in the her writing-desk was of her birthdays the ;

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querulous cry suggest summer

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me

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gests than kitchen

a gentleman, gen well as outwardly,

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had -known little much of her life From Lance

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seems

at heart tleman as did much to ripen the work the nuns had begun. was And.it easy for little to Sheila be a lady. The daughter and only child of a man whom nature had made and of a woman gentle, who was honest and good and who would let not winds of heaven, blow

so.

Tynan,

Mr.

pleasant things Association witli

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fowl

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man young university propound old farmer', and lie seldom failed find light from had a nature which

always

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country have, the Vicar of

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merely

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and was accord any such preliminary, Vicar. ingly passed over by the resolute The lady's husband promptly appealed to Ljrd of Penzance, and, as the Vicar Hoo has that he considers explained Lord Penzance has no more to power

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in Rome. archaeological Polish will be taught by Dr. Kallenbach of the Academy of Science, Librarian and lecturer at the of University Cracow. now to philosophy Turning both we find a so-called, properly French and German . the professor

of

buried

our

literature

patristic

French

in

taught

M.

by Greek

Swiss savant. Dr. Joseph Sturm, has written well

is

-

Christain

of

former,

Dr.

years

ago

Dialectics,

Catholic

New

Switzerland-

on the approaching inauguration, of of the Catholic Nov., University the Uuited lends additional in States, to the great achievement of the terest the erection of Switzerland in Catholics

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1

ed.

1 tii

their

of

which

-University referred at

we

former issue. ing the same

We

of

are

now as

authority

that

on

of

tance.

Fribourg

occa

the

far

Wiirzburg

has been

years the

a

in di worker Scuola diligent e di Diplomatica Pontificia, Paleografia in Rome Alii. established by Reo have had the privilege of Those who in this country, meeting Dr. Steffens what a and truly will realise cultured and has been fine teacher thinker

and literatures will German. It is expected, only men

for

secured

the

Next

University.

new

a distinguished Herr Effmann, monuments on the architectural authority will of the Rhineland, begin to lecture Art somewhat later, an and, History, will treat specially a Swiss art-historian, will art. It bo of painting and plastic

Easter, of

Philosophy

with

a very opens than 19- professors, eminence singular Fach. The first Dr. Franz Jostefi,

looked

as

upon

Germanists,

aud in

research

is

Low

and

history,

works

less

-meiliceval

though

a

the post The dean

of the

new

foreigner,

Fribourg, M.M. Clerc, Butas rey.

Languages. he taught by M.

the

Ecole

ancl

one

French

literature

Joseph

Liediea

Haulcs

Eludes

or

privat-docentes,

Grimme, who leach

Hess, scholar

of pupil written

a

has

Tadmav

under Hebrew a

lecturers,

of

Berlin, and Palmyra and who will the Arabs, Arabic and Dr. and

native of

Hubert

of

Saclian, on

;

of

itself, Fribourg Schrader, Brugach,

who Diimmichen, and Egyptology,

will as

leach well

National Library of Australia

a

and

Aesyriology Chinese.

as

staff

fairly

are

of the most reliable, ammonia lest. hypodermic this the test opera

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hypodermic

one

solntion strong skin of the venient

French-speaking

will Catholic learning Its mere very great, draw students will assuredly As our Berlin side. every so well quoted, already to

bo

in

some,

Zahiingers, its moderate character, unique with its surroundings, climate, lovely walks its closeness numerous delightful all theso to tho Alps and tho Joia; towards the will combine things of tho hopes that have been realisation in

senses

formed

for

the future,"

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of the

under other

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or

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skin,

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close

rows

there of all

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to

twenty shades and

were

was made a brine Immediately strong enough to bear up an egg and used on beds and furniture profusely and not a bedbug was seen the inside house for the three the narrator years remained there. Those that were driven to the outside of tho house remained in rows and finally stationary dropped to the ground dead. an old New My mother,

sizes.

crawls of hot

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housekeeper

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can

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GRASSHOPPERS.

Dakota

in

grasshoppers emigrate numbers of which could not be estimated. They by any possibility ahead high in the air, and go straight fly like a flock of geese. Nothing will make them swerve from their and there course, is the trouble. Thoy cannot fly against the

droves,

in cracks the skirting that

pect

the or

KEBP

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put

crevices

MILK

if

iu sus

you

SWEET.

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it

the

boards vermin.

mop

harbor

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TO

and

floor

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tho

cold of water containing to two-thirds the height of the jar. The jars must be left open. After the water in the vessel has boiled for at least one hour the jars be may tnkeo out and closed. After cooling should be set slowly they away in a cold place. Milk thus treated will in a cool

ing

cupboard

meet a take a to the

that come dowji they grain-field upon. If the wind dies out they don't stay long but are up and off again. But tho Dakota winds don't die out; they aro built on

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their

and

tails,

in the

By deposited. to go, they them and leave thera, own

numoer

this

or

the

hole the eggs are time the wind permits take all the crop with times uu

at

perform

end of and see the whole your garden patch surface of the field fairly moving as to these little commence come pests and around. out by millions wriggle It take them find doesn't to an long can

you

one

and within 48 hours after appetite, crawl out of the egg can they they and bite off around a whole crawl at a time. I have grain caught barrels and of barrels them. They

caught

by

field

ho

when

'hopper, in his

of

means

which pan, where they

a

large

driven

is

are

open the The

across

feading.

anything coming always jumps back They hop back at

see

direction, ward towards it. the advancing pan, expecting over it and land on the safely side,

but

a

piece

them

and

they

fall

iB

pan

the

touch

it.

of into

'hoppers I have

as

as

many

as

from

ever

go other

the present,

as

FOR

during

and

for

a

SWOLLEN

FEET.

of

one were left.

as a

they

barrel ofthese pans apparently

Excuse

me

I more grasshoppers. Dakota go to again to five 640 acres of the best, given free. Milwaukee Correspondent —

DESTROY

HOUSEHOLD

Salt scattered over tho fioprs of freely tho cracks and into house, swept allowed will exterminate to remain there, wash thoroughly bed-bugs; a bedstead brine and every crevice ed iu strong well filled with the sluts soaked in salt, will sui end to them. biiue, ely put an a

has been tested in Oregon that was literally The salt was scattorod them. and for few a days, floors, receipt

in

a

alivo over

hotel with the

while the dry, appeared to have nlmospbero no effect on them then came a drizzling rain for two or threo days, the dampness melted the salt, and all the bugs iu .the house swarmed and to the outside was

;

and others Policemen, mail-carries, whose occupation them "on their keeps feet are often troubled a great with deal, p.bnfttd.

nnd

sni'R

7

in

hlistarad

fflpfc. ;

;

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hot

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10

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acid,

parts the

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dry, heals

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FILTERS

spots. is

NOT WATER.

TURE As

Finely very

good.

ASSURE

of recent official result investi of the efficacy on the subject of aud other means employed to it is found that driokiug water,

a

gations filters

purify water ivithin sterilizes and boiling minutes will have killed harmful thirty bacteria. Drugs aud other agents act ing

chemically

are

commonly

goes

PESTS.

This

weather

keep days

three

or

:

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Sentinel,

TO

two

in winter. in a water Heating does not the separate caseine the milk as rendering ropy or scummy, does nor does it its boiling impair in the least. nutritive qualities

The which

not

were

for

week bath

meets

any

would I land

soon

caught

in driviug 'hoppers 100 yards, and there

to

netting tho pan. with oil,

filled

partially

such

mm

'hoppers and at

up, the

of

stage stand

their

tne

little

come

eggs

interesting

ance

depth equal

a

this

many eggs, day the

sunshiny

warm, inside

tin

Adolf

contemporary," "The says:

injects

oL the surface but if there will appear; death there will be produced absolute brown dark which is definitely blotch, conclusive against any possible vitality.

if

attractions it from to

ammonia

on patch, red spots

Such is the cataloguo Jurisprudence. with whom the men of the distinguished starts Itemational University Catholic reason to and we have every its work, future before has a brilliant believe it of its possible Not tho least splendid it. a be would rapprochement results betweon French and German Catholics of Switzerland. on the neutral ground services

or

syringefi.l

of

on

where

kills

doubtless

using

produce

are

of professors, and Gotto-

the

called

In

of the body. If not dead if there be be the ammonia circulation

faintest

of Fervess, town Thomas a of (the Kempen former wi'l of whom the Kempis), Roman and the latter teach Criminal, Dr. from France, law ; whilst Fiet-ta, at the Academy of Law Professor of French lecture on will

Its

is

portion

body

wo

Bise,

there in I believe of them

remained thousand

have been to Many suggested determine whether or not lite is ex tinct where death has appeared to occur. One of the most and held to be recent,

with

Nancy,

Sanskrit, Two other bb secured

Dr.

Faculty

its

and

with occupied specially has tho been faculty of others. the iu calling of came Dr. Lonsing, Dr.

and

Essen,

des Paris of the staff1 of the Romania. two French are the These philologists German same time scholars, thorough at German seats of studied having learning. Indo-European linguistic will Wilhelm scisnce be taught by Dr. of Wiesbaden, "a of Streithrrg, pupil and Zarucke, Brngmnnn, Leskien, and a first-rate Slav scholar. and Keltic, have been able Orientalists

by

As

existing

Perrier, these

staff,

Germany

From

a

of

Windiscb,

law,

completed

University. will be

all

and

savants, Swiss

to

Frenchman,

Romanic

of

hitherto with

former absorb the

the faculty Dr. an Eugene Rabiet, Romanislic scholar eminent and pupil wellof Gaston Paris" and Paul Myer, known for bis on tho French writings dialects of tho Cote d'Cr and his trans Grammar of Meyer's great lation of the of.

a

University. the article,

a

any in said of Law will Law School

comparison

European

of Lower mystics on the pre-Lutherian German especially The Slaatsrath versions of the Bible. indicated its of Fribourg has gracefully of Dr. Jostes's meiit appreciation by him, of Rector

of

challenge

preachers Germany, and

nominating

with

that,

Faculty

Literature

impor

published

such of Philosophy Fribourg may

admitted

readily the

noted lor literature

especially German

has tbo

on

no

all men of nearly in their particular to be mentioned is of Minister, who is of the first living

oue

his

of

staff

strong

Arts

or

'

The Faculty

will

at

the philosophy the past few

on

is

battens.

and when wind, they strong wind that they cannot stem, they header and go down, and woe

won his Steffens with a brilliant of Aristotle, and

Dr.

1874,

Life

a

times of olden the Burgundian

the

on

as

doctorate

institution.

tant and

back

study during

from the neighbouring States, Germany and France, be attracted an" will to such

and

Swiss

century.

Switzerland, especially The historical epoch. auxiliary and manuscript branches, palteography of a priest be in the hands research will and esteemed in England, much known who for some time Dr. Franz Steffens, and was a at Ushaw College professor also St. Joseph's at UpholSeminary As land in the diocese of Liverpool.

languages

not so, that rightly but also young Catholics

lecture

will

Some branches of study represented. in both in will be taught languages; lie divided other case's the chairs will between For instance two nationalities. literatures will fall under the Romanic French the teachers of nationality, in

17th

tho

;

and impor significance As Germania the remarks, made for the appears specially

doubt

Pro

of course, History will, Republican to Dr. have a separate chair, assigned whilst M. Albert Biicbi Greniand, tho Government Librarian of Fribourg,

in seat of an International University sense of tho word. It lies ou the true the border of two great line nationalities, and the city itself is bilingqal, speaking Tho both French and German. fullest of this cir advantage has been taken In the choice of professors cumstance. have the two nationalities been equally

and no Swiss

of

Whether

tests

some

well represent History is particularly who takes Dr. Gustav Schniirer,

history

some

Germanic be taugbt

who

on

of the Middle politico-religious questions will Modern be under History Ages. taken who by Herr Heinricb Bernhardt, is historical distinguished among -Swiss of the studies writers by his special

to account of the con sion, give a fuller Alma Mater. We stitution of the new of all refer to the must first remarkable to bear fact that the institution is the of "The name Catholic International at This is a Fribonrg." University

matter

who

learnedly

mediaeval has been, since 1884, history, one of the editors of the Historical Tear Book of the He has Gorres Society. his won on spurs by valuable essays

to Fribourg, in a leogth follow able,

some

to

philosophical ; latter, fessor Jaccoud, of the Fribonrg Lyc&e, well known for his Elementa Philowill be taught sophiae. Pedagogy by Professor Horner, also of Fribourg.

in

University

a

by

treatises

The

be

at himself distinguished his prize e6say on Plato's and has since produced other

Gottingen

fathers.

will

of Bonn,

Wolf,

Determine

Extinct-

Jacquet, assigned,

Wiirzburg

and researches

To

whilst

of religious ?" Mr. history persecution words were drowned in cheers Morley's have and it would be well if they could than he intend even a wider application much of There is deal too ed. a great con brought into this partisan .history faced on both We are sides. troversy which a practical difficulty by great its "own merit, should be. discussed on and not prejudiced by the sins and follies

Wey-

,will

tnann,

;

"

Latin

a

.

be in the hands of Dr. of the Library of Munich,

but to degrade religious sect, to the foot of foreign plant four-fifths of the conquerors upon instinct that is people ; to quench every them of every right that good, to deprive can and which remains free men claim, blackest in the as one of the pages minate nation a

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arily

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to

the

in

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as satisfactory bacteria from So far from lessening the original the water,

remove

water. drinking the number in substance filtering,

of distillation

may be

which

all germs destroys water undergoing

all

allow may than these

multiplication organisms would rapid

a

more

micro

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;

domestic

filters,

carefully the best. desirable

A than

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state.

porous'rebaked porcelain, has been found to be bad water is less filtered

selected,

employed,

a

pure

water

becauso tho filtered

of

in"

its

natural

filtration

therefore, its

real

danger

is

of

water as a should, as the entire be furthermore boiled, and cloudiness absence of sediment does of disease insure that tho bnctoria not have made their way through may not infection, rule,

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abated, soon be himself,

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not

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Furnisher, PERTH.

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CHEMISTS,

al

supplied

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in noises DEAF.—

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LIST

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of

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to

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published

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Thomas

will

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Person who William -street,

any

65

Record,"

Remedy, to

Nicholson,

Stones,

WIMBRIDGE,

National Library of Australia

or

Grocers,

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LONDON, ENGLAND.

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English,

&

PERTH.

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all

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by

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hand,

on

of

BOOTS, of the Colony, FUNERALS

Importer,

DEALER,

LEATHER

and

General

and

Manufacturer

a "By of the thorough knowledge natural laws the govern ooerations of digestion and nutri and tion, by a careful of the fine application proper. ties of well-selected Mr. Epps has provided cocoa, for breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us may many heavy doctor's bills. It ir use of such by the judicious articles of diet that constitution he gradually built may until up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around 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 a pure properly nourished franca," See article in the Civil Service Gazette.

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