The Record Newspaper - 13 June 1889

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WATCHMAKER, HAY CONSIGNMENTS

WATCHES

of

PERTH.

aud

JEWELLERY

of

NEWEST

the

and

GOLD Silver-

manufactured

Jewellery

the

on

Silver

GENTS

:

made

order

to

the

on

shortest

notice.

A

Stock

Large

suit

to

all

WATCHES, FOUCHARD'S

A..

'

and

is

in and

morning

Thursday

publication every j)ress time the for mails. other

the

from

issued

is

weekly

a

Eastern, Southern, is The Subscription fifteen All payments not annum.

shillings per £2 exceeding in the subse an acknowledgment For those number of the paper.

receive

quent

Orders

Well

sent to any T. Bryan, receiving,

of communicate

to

The the

Mr.

to

are

complaint,

causes

at

the

are

following

RECORD

requested

the

with

once

Manager. Agents for

local

Rev. „ „

Beverley and Newcastle Northam and Geraldton

which the

an

Hotel the

lies

THE

Williams.

Rt.

Plains,

JOHN Corner Street Perth

Lecaille.

Dr.

CHRONOMETER, CLOCK,

and

JEWELLER,

MAKER,

hopes,

ware, Proprietor

class

materials

where

he solicits

SILVER every

thorough

a

simply in

J-lb.

with

Cart

im the

by

in

Omnibus

and

to

intend

&

OCX

share

of

and always

JOHN AND

variety

and

to

word

The

with

reckless

turers their

in

Talk and as let

experience

of parts the arrival

"Best"

Street

Retail. Perth.

to

on

and

eminent

phys

all

urinary

that

remedy

only

cure

diseases

organs

of

the

such

;

as

ina

or

diseases and

em

physicians

"

What

the

is

for

most

liver

all

used manufac

does

by

merit

not

there

W.

of

establish be but

can

customers my of my work

THE

T.

WIM

MANAGER

echo on

its

BRIDGE. OF

TO

ague,

THE

AND

EXECUTE

terious

curative

so

ranea

COMMERCIAL and

general

of

surest con

malaria, tell

vou

:

which

developed, that

exist

can

disease resist its

no or

-

frail to

cnarTER

woman,

weak-

use.

II.

"

Patients Almost-dead or nearly dying" and years, given up of by phsiVians, aud other Bright's kidney diseases, liver severe complaints, called coughs, consump"

For

have

tiou,

been

cured. 1111 yone nearly crazy of Frqm agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various wakefulness, diseases' peculiar to women.

v

Women

People drawn out of shape of ating pangs rheumatism, and

chronic,

or

Erysipelas "Saltrheum,

!

indigestion, frail Nature

blood and,

in

is.

heir

to

been

iNono hops on the

genuine the

blown vile

cured

white in

poisonous

the

scrofula.

can

known

without label, bottle. stuff

dyspepsia

almost

by Dr.

excruci

inflammatory

poisoning, fact,

of which in the

proof neighborhood

from

from

suffering

"

name

Printing.

:

ions

its-opera:

possihlj arid power, yet it is Harmless for the most invalid or smallest child

Have kinds

is

power in

ill-health

or

ORDERS all

and

dyspepsia;

biliousness, they will

and

&c.,"

or

Mandrake I or Dandelion 111 Hence when these remedies are combined with others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr. Soulc's Ameri can such a wonderful Hop Bitters, and mys

prepared

RECEIVE

reliable

diseases

indigestion,

ters,

stiiil

most

and

is

the

proclaiming

work.

all

with

indifference

supremacy, one "Best"

Works,

Railway

run

connection of trains. departure

for

STOREKEEPER

best

"

fever,

always

'W. A. RECORD/

SCOLLA RD,

GENERAL

Howick

of the

will

%

ENGLAND.

WHolesale Hall

relied

stipation,

supervision the strict

Carriage

every

in

City

Note.

CHEMISTS,

miroiiTEit

the

disease, diabetes, retention, to retain and all bility the urine, and ailmcuts to Women peculiar And. they will tell you explicitly phatically Bucku." Ask the same cure

thus:—

labelled

EPPS

the and

their merits.

milk.

or

be

the

is

ctftnlr

n

an

Grocers,

of

all

I,

Bright's

employed.

only sent

Doublo

Harness

is

the

hand.

the Town

aud

Single

On completion

water

boiling

packets

or

any

What

"

kidneys

Hard

used,

aud

more

Mr.

WATCHES description

are

purchasers, every to employed guarantee execution of orders.

knowledge

LONDON, to

Ask

Drays,

Carriage

is workmanship or Photos Drawings

Customers

Wedding Rings made to order Time payments taken. JOHN BOWRA, opposite

a

irri

"

COMFORTING.

HOMtEOFATIIlC

&c.,

nearly adjoining premises Chemist Shop, Opposite

of

every

First skilled

1886.

TEFUL—

Carts,

most recent branch of

including in

in

thing alP

icians

Tilbnrys,

business.

Station. 28,

the

provements

CHAPTER

can

of

l

"

Curricles, Stan Carts,

Phtetons,

description

M

Questions

most

forms of curing chil'dlike complaints, giving natural, refreshing sleep always ? And they will tell you unhesitatingly Some Jorm of Hops IIP'

Patronage.)

Traps,

the

nervous

PERTH,

Dog

Pony

Gigs,

Every

Road and Hardinge walk from the North

minute's

one

Builder,

Phastons,

Hansoms, Spring Waggons, &c.

GUILFOYLE,

JAMES

WATCH

his numerous to inform has Removed he that

Street,

private

Charges— Moderate.

Made

Salvado.

BOWRA,

JOHN

gowick

a

STREET, Government

prices.

eminent Physician what any school, is the best the world for and allaying quieting tation of the nerves, and all

MACHINIST

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

HOTEL,

Melbourne

of

Railway Perth, Jan.

Sold

on

of

privacy

Carriage

HAY

every fami

the natural of laws nutri which the oDerations of digestion and govern fine and of the proper tion, by a careful application ties of well-selected Mr. for cocoa, Epps has provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured Voverage which save us doctor's bills. It is may many heavy that use of such articles of diet a by the judicious uutil constitution be built strong inay gradually up Hundreds to disease. enough to resist every tendency around of subtle maladies are floating us ready to ate tack wherever is a weak We may there point. escape fatal shaft ourselves well fortifiod a by keeping many with blood and a properly nourished frame."— pure See article in the Civil Service Gazette.

Chmeliceck

Rev.

Ware.

reasonable

at

Vital

is

E/ Mateu.

PaGOLDe'and JEWELLERY

and

EPPS'S_ COCOA.

P. Long. H. Brady.

F.

variety.

of Electroplated

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Hall,

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replete visitors

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Town

to

and

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of

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VICTORIA

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in great

COLONY.

AND

of

BRTLUKFA.ST.

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Hymns's

be found offers and

Jewellery,

in the

GENERAL

Tracey.

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Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Dardanup, Bunbury, Vasse, Ludlow, Bridgetown, & Augusta. ,,

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balcony view

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f

W.

Northampton

extensive

is

City The

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Alberts

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Guildford, & York

Victoria

from the position, extended unsurpassed to he obtained.

commanding

.—

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Kojonup

begs to intimate he has leased the above that and favourite which he Hotel, with has completely re-stocked Wines, Beers and Spirits of the choccst brands. and The Hotel is situated in a healthy

GOOD

local

W,

residence.

agents and will be Manager, not to. Subscribers attended or their regularly having papers

promptly other

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of

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may or

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HOUSE

XT

Aot.

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the

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in

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W. A.

the

upwards,

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forwarded

are

receipts

with

£2

to

amounting

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hand.

on

always

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p

JOHN well-known

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CHEAPEST

the

is

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-

THE

and

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variety.

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Wedding Rings

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great

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in

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premises. \

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of Gold

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just

Ring House.

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.

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-

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diseases

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General

,

tions

leaning.

.<9

of

attempts See

Others

As

ore

they

Us.

and

society,

forecast

to

all

baulking

the issues

which

to

pointing.

judge

A

to

visit

Australia.

One point

I

more

wish

make

to

I resume that the ties my seat— to the which bind the Colonies Mother stand in need of moral Country No doubt the home strengthening. sentiment tender home the clinging which sentiment the heart of pervades before

people in these Colonies middle-aged to and which I am persuaded had more the which do with Mr. acceptance found with Lee and myself there than all

that"

impressireness any spiritual bave appeared in the words doubt

no

home

this

that here there the fact we that

be

notice

spoke

we

of

seemed

to see many signs of the growing Australians of a the up among young certain for independence and yearning for my part, do ultimate separation. I, at not much wonder it. (Hear, hear.)

Australians

The young of the English they their

partake

have the blood in their veins; and temper of

people of the spirit

who

ancestry, instinct stand would And rulers.

for

an

loved

had

liberty,

and their

self-government, nonsense from

no

these Australians young bave had mnch in their that has history to this tended somewhat strengthen

On

temper.

no

did

perhaps,

commercial

architectural take rank with some of the of the and cities Old World,

.

historical are

with

rank

time they

early

an

those

of population. have organised

matter

the

at

even

preparing

take

day to

wealth

for

aud

activity,

pretension,

which

which

cities

built

cities

that

During order,

iu

justice,

on education, substantially legislation, in England, and with the lines followed no on the results that discredit bring

example which they have copied. They in have forged ahead of tho Old 'Land reasonable They have resources the soil and iu

and

many

salutary the

on

its

reforms. of

surface

which

depths

it

and compute; as have that, prosperous tbey have been handicapped by they arithmetic

staggers they say 1

to

been, the the stupidity, circumlocution the

the the

ignorance Colonial Occasional Office. spasms of discontent of grievances tend in these in the face con to settle into a formal conditions that future that is viction the great them

to

natural

they whatever. vote were in regard

if be possible only from all trammels

free

I though taken

And at

apathy, of

will

set

are

present this to

if

believe,

in

a

Australia

a matter, heavy would be cast against Separa majority there is scarce tion j though, probably, he is ly a man past middle age, unless for the votes of a angling politician

who have the men of 44 Australia for the cry or who would think speak of "cutting the painter;"

malcontents, the raised

to

witli the young hardenergetic, 1 believe, and will, resolute, to be reckoned with. have ere long of the whose The organisation party for the is watchword "Australia

Australian, aud. headed,

-

calculate who is

if

Australians,"

brought

to

there

be uot

bear

check

some

soon

upon may very of within the practical range of the independence the question politics I would that the of the Australias. could be to Australians got young more thau a great deal do reflect they extent to which ore on the they arm and shield to the strong indebted heart of Great Britain. and it,

bring

generous I wish they could

he got to emancipate from the fascination of their themselves and fairly own brief study the history, from whom of tho people history great could that they expand they sprang of their their views beyond the lines ;

Colonial the sideration own

everywhere the

social

,

iocnmbent, of

aud

life,

mighty working

fabrics,

in

lights

are

the altar,

on

vases

flowers

in crosses, crosses arranged of and other decorations the candles, the the Low Church kind, by which is and wounded. stricken heart sorely Tho of defence for the most weapons hut at seem the same part negative, on

time likely, consist in

to

as they effectual, prove of salaries and. stoppage, such are the delights But the incumbent interpretation, a

collections.

of private

theirs

with

adornments, to have desiring

congregation

as

there while them. An between made to the Bishop of

as

plain to

nobody

is

Biblo

his

preferring and the

judge

possible,

has been but his Lordship will probably as out of the matter as undecisively get One of the charges, by the possible. to the incumbent's laid account, way, appeal Grafton,

the

oue that rather fuDny for the asked the people to pray of Lincoln. Do the congregation is

this

he had

Bishop think

or delinquent past praying for, is the value they set upon their

what

What

take forces

into which

society, the

.searching

con are

testing founda-

mean business Government don't of course, 1 mean murder) iu his case. he would not have If been let they did, The idea of bailing a man out on bail. remote of who is in the most danger of absurd. is, course, being hanged

The

in for Government have been let of the business the M'Fadden "part the indiscretion of a subordi through wish themselves nate. They heartily out to get out of it. of it, and they mean The dauger is not that Father M'Fadbut that some two will be convicted, innocent throe equally poor people be done to This is a very will death. The Castle is feroci serious danger. to convict some resolved one, ously or not and they will have guilty, guilty deu or

no

of

building has even

sh

new

a

have

few

but

;

and

two million the extent

pub

recently shudder. debt

did Iu

sterling.

not

exceed debts to millions

1870

of about

twenty-four and some were contracted, thirty-three in 1871 but the and a half millions of two hundred mil French indemnity for the new lions made it easy Imperial indebted to wipe out all its Government ;

so

ness, owe

that

1874

in to

penny turned

a

things

the

to amounted many to eleven millions, teen

and

millions increased

has

the

full

As

to

in

debt

of

fifty-five

This

that

means

in

the

to

seveu-

then

it

years tho through

hundred

two

were which ing wrung France and exhausted of modern murderous

not

of

debt

a

ot

space

has

Germany

teen

eigh

only

got

millions sterl from prostrate after the post' but

wars,

that

liabilities to contracted actually millions addi of fifty-five extent In other tional. words,Germany has hundred aud fifly-five\millions spent two alone dur on war sterling preparations

has

she the

ing eighteen will What out

breaks

Will

It

?

again

Hang

the Conservatives,. M'Fadden Father

is

Labouchere, for

necessary

all

success

Fund,

to

to

which four

to say G weedore the remark me

the

Irish Archthe such powerful have lent support. bishops Walsh's assertion that when Archbishop able

the tion, icnpui

of

letters

Government a

fair

sibil

bent upoii a convic Ireland is ail absolute Swift what would have is

trial ity,

what

riot

Inns

of

malice

except it

unfortunate to

very of the

much

in is

them." given adversaries,

exaggerate." " Why should should I take up in

the with

Killing

aforethought."

to

French

Great

in A leportct to devoted Dr. views authority to hear

who

what find

you

Ihey

hospitals their

it

;

vocation. on the

set

are

them.

They have of

cure

this

their

is

thoughts

before take

to

take

the

come

not

sick,

v

All work there to

to

earn

a

They know from the beginning their shall whole life be spent they hope for else. nothing

salary. tliat

there

;

The

on the other nurses, hand, oue idea— -to live as much only as of the hospital. possible outside I have known some services in which the

Jay

bave

had

iufirniariaus or

and

thrice

general thing, the of by them are The women's wards because

44

And,"

to

valid

patients

so."

the

%says

about

were

somewhat

are

the

make them

to

changed

As yearly. taken wards, unfit be seen. to

care

cleanly

be

do

oftener male

leave,

44

reporter, Dr.

as

we

Despr

-

es

exi-Iaimed Now tell Floquet and the others the truth. If General Boulauger had made the laieization of hospitals an of his article he never programme 4

:

have

got 244,000 Home

"

votes.'

Rule

Meeting

The of gathering Her thronged Majesty's other

we are

in

laicizing

afternoon

monsrtation

the. reporter have a decided the disadvantages

was

of the

which

citizens

Theatre of the

vitality

it which represented. thousand miles from away and Ireland— from the actual

hospituls,

the do-

wonderful

a

move-

ment

Twelve England operation

of the coercive

ets." "

Disadvanlages they moment

this

M.

Floquet

to

the

in

reason

turn

the

!"

replied innumerable.

the

Doctor,

are

to

Up

all

alone it world, Sisters

it

out

of

particular. ordinary that I cau discover.. about laieization to me is

tue

heard

who,

is

takes

for

no

good

himself

on

the

State

to some please political just M. Bourneville of in his, This most extra appears but there no reason for it is ;

hospitals friends

ic

minded

nor of fond service because can't themselves. they Do help yon think'any man would respectable allow his wife to go to young daily hospitals, to have caro of the sick in wards where she will have to meet and young men who are anything but others, respectful to her sex. "The nu us are called to be in the

work.

The

Doctor,"

you, whom

which

are

serious

exact,

44

Le Peii pie," a journal inter laicizing powers, the clinical Despres, great " in We Paris. should like

adversary,

and yon can it is so. The lay sent to the hospitals

that

see

neither

are

Hospital.

of

in

that

say

!

quite

is

Sisters

on

the

from "

says,

Doctor

care

you

women

would

A

Doctor,

I exaggerate? Why the cuuse ot the uuns ? for I who bereligion, ? All No, no that

nothing

easily

help

beyond That

(outside

I

do

lieve I say

more

and,

be),

"

calls

Court)

man,

beating.

man

a

beaten

got-

deserved

sane

any

not

was

making,

own

complain

a

most

When I feel

ansuru

talk people indignant

;

ever

proceeuing

absurd

"Yes,

I

want

know

Tho

!

you what

term to

it

put

to

costs

not

is it

in

too print.

support

a

dollais a year, lodging all while also fed a lay,nurset ; and lodged, costs than 140 yon no less who are not in dollars. Nursis lodged the hospital, and who only get there the Sister? food and

Forty

noon-day dols. 44

meal, 420

to

Well,

is money 44 Yes, difference nuns

get

yearly

from

for their and to seats, contribute pay about £2000. Here is a practical ex of sympathy which it would pression be to minimise the impor the.Hliee.rest folly tance And it does not of.. stand by it The enthusiasm self. which prevailed

he beginning to the end of one of the longest of its meetings kind ever held in Sydney illustrated the enthusi asm which prevails almost throughout Irish the entire of Australia. citizenship A

of."

strong. Do you

and system of legislation administration from complained of, " The Times"-Parnell from the inquiry, centre of the struggle between the two political hall great parties— the largest available in a colonial is city packed with people who could afford to sacrifice half the business hours of the day, to

from

360

dollars."

i

section

the

never

an are quit hospital ; tbey at the set vice of the sick, at Hie of the physicians and directors. tho on nurses, contrary, go out

than to the

when found

obey

tho

siclc

hours

of service.

given

me

in

because just calls the on

They

like.

they iu

uuisee,

my

are

never

they them to be of the

wards outside Ever since they have none but hospital lay

the

are

con

of granting of self-gov The minori views

majority

as is

is as

cause.

Its-

followed now. The

with

fortunes keenor

were interest

conversion of England Rule for Ireland, which but is ac surely being slowly does complished under Mr. Gladstone,

what

lay women,

but

majority,,

never

Lay

"The.

uisiermeu

in Australia as it is in There is Ireland. visible which nothing would Irish suggest that the numerous in these immigrants colonies have any of the thought gradually abandoning

not

receive visitors and when the city, ; have the hospital needy relatives, they becomes for these a convenient kind of of tavern or hotel.

tne

overwhelming

always bidding

are

or

scientiously opposed to the the full and privileges rights ernment to their country. is just as tenacious of its ty

national

the of perhaps question a ?" only secondary question what is most is the important in the service tendered. The

into

scarcely

Trial

Mr.

P

:

wish

I

Truth

in

Writing M.P., says that Fair

of profound peace. of when war her

yeurs become

tns

or

that,

sense, The

are

is

meals are 44 Your

twice

Martin, in a legal

tho laicizations made were forced upon us by the Municipal Council. But these last come from a The laicizations different authority. are to now be made in contemplated them the State With hospitals. has to Council do. nothing Municipal

Sinco

interest on pay millions sterling.

to

have

full)'

is

to

and u half millions in March thirty-two 1888 On November 15, 1888, 31st, of forty-one had reached tho figure it is that by and it anticipated millions, German the end of this year the empire will

is

Air.

never kept in and the wasted, of the their way

sores

linen

patients

l..y

of

"why

and bounds, be in 1885, about twenty1887, and no less thau

in

not

a

of day. murder"

44

sub Ger 1880

in

1883

in

light the

have

:

half.

jury

he richly (as unfortunately, died his deserts,

not

leaps

by.

millions

The

?

£800,000,

a

ing £20,500,000 four

How

then

will show figures the national 1877

joined Iu

did

empire

anybody

since

their

bidding. From the fact that this point of view, is one of the accused Father M'Faddeu is a of the advantage, by reason positive to the case. which it gives publicity Mr. Balfour's judiciously-selected judge to do their and jury will have butchery a

When

commenced in of the North

Confederation

do

to

judge

A.

tell.

one

war

ferocious

ferocious

a

finding

Germany to

woe

been

figures lished which make the Franco-German 1870, tU'e national

German

ps of

tale

worse

in

difficulty

and The

instru dressing

you

(

in

Fearful is the havoc wrought by bloated the property armaments upon feel of nations. We shall, doubtless, for the of the mauy a year pineh million sterling granted tweoy-one by towards the House of Commons the

wounds

The

the plain truth and technical murder at all.

Armaments.

European

ments, order.

a

the surgical for required

the linen, the articles

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to

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hallucinations.

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iustunce, fourteen years,

Iler

Majesty the during

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to

least,

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of

City

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thought

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that which

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nature."

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foreign

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Scottish proceed his at the For presence will be less essential Commission geries now. Mr.. Darnell's than it is just forth to is will, it coming advent Edinburgh with much eclat, and be attended said, be

to

sure

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the

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when

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time

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way

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in is point he would

decline

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person

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Lie AIIO

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to

were

city,

the

pocket

Unionists

the

particularly that formerly who were by voted the free

unanimously

means1

U1JUU1

has

more honour remembered

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to

Parnell

Mr.

fancy

such when

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to

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(From

Daily

News.)

FOREIGN.

June

London,

i

to

'

The

5.

.

of

lower part a woman's body, has been found in the mutilated, The remains are Thames. supposed to be those of a woman who has. been

cause.

-

the

f

.

of

Suppression

Clerical

a

Fire

the committed

those

anti-Catholic has fallen Stoecker,

Pastor a

By

estate.

high

ukase on

calling functions of

has him

to

of royal had

issued choose

chaplain The Iron

demagogue.

Naval Station. The governorship

and

been

role

;

devoted 10 the parties Ministry to which Bismarck is so auxious bring Pastor iSlcecker's .about. is policy feudal well as pietist as and extremely William anti-Liberal. Under I. ho had a free as baud to act, not only Court but as a populur aiso. chaplain, II. mounted William. the pastor had even greater, still. and this Now, however colossal Bismarck's iufluenee—

throne

power proves he lias

been, the

driven

metaphorically He has

to

the

keep

fat

platforms. Chancellor

which

'office

therefore

will

speaking, chosen to he holds, and

wall.

bo This

seen

no

more

of

decision

on

the

public iron

is highly approved of in the where Vatican, Pastor Stoecker has been as a always regarded highly

The

damage

Town

floods

bodies

in is

has

reached upward from the disease. from China states

weekly News

estimated been killed

that

lay

latent

iu

his'

;

disaster.

Derby,

a

.

,'5

.

hundred

people At

have

Hong

have.heen

horse Donoat Espom, yester second and Eldorado

being Thirteen horses started. Reviewcontains Saturday

Miqual

article

insanitary Melbourne.

upon the subject

of

of

City

condition

the

a

the of

to Sir Henry Loch, has decided leave via Canada. His England in. August, Excellency hopes to arrive in Melbourne

about.

October.

The Australian

fire we

100,000

by the

the

won

The

in

of

of the many buildings wrecked. completely The Duke of Portland's,

scathiug

passage, of the sou vill,

that

is

Carleton-

following reveals some

,

that a terrible has occunedin the China Sea, much loss of life and considerable causing damage to property in the thickly-popu-r lated settlements along the coastline. .It

third.

The

.

hurricane

day

Carleton

,

.

have

now

van

which

,

been recovered. already The Cholera, wniuh has being raging Madras since the early part of May, The death rate increasing. steadily

Yaterland.

wrongs.

>

is blight increasing. caused John's by the estimated is .at forty

swept

Kong

Carleton's 6omewliat: Despite Whighe cannot conceal at gish propensities, times the natural of an fervour Irish man when his recounting country's

;

be

to an Property alarming extent at Chesapeake and along the Ohio Canal for a distance miles has been of twenty whilst the Cqburn, terribly damaged, has been absolutely; Lewsburg railway Four thousand dead away.

whose tenets, if clergyman, the adopted by State, would cause much inconvenience to Catholics in the

From

;

dollars.

dangerous

A Passage

the

as

failure,

When

agitator.

the

a

.

has arid Belmore The position

declined

of

.

of Cape Colony Earl

to

offered

by his lordship. to Lord will now.be offered Harris. It is feared that the hop crop will

Chancellor

very

a

firebrand

clerical

ago.

enquiries. It is reported that Prince George of Wales to the American is to be attended

orders

his

to similar being Jack the Ripper," The are police ,.

"

searching

summarily between the

for this liking strong for with tbe keen eye of a statesman the former saw that the anti-Semitic which Stoecker agitation would advocated that coalition pi event never

making

clergyman,. from his

Bismarck's

beeu

by

months

some

That bigoted

crime

murdered,

brand.

the of Bavaria, King inci eased. That operatic hallucinations, monarch she says, her in visit would, and play her pleasure her dreams for While from sweet snatches Wagner. cousin,-

country, with marked

is

in

characters

prominent our

wouder

instance, rebels/or

it forsooth, because, him unanimously. delicate sensibility they

compliment,

was

to

ice

of

of

much

on Now that the fact. it is no harm bus been broken, to that Elizabeth tho say Empress is, to the best authority, accordiug residing villa and in a guarded by police, no

as

his

in for their prize to prevent the Edinburgh Cor ability from the freedom of the poration voting the assumption to Mr. Parnell, on city that would not- accept that gentleman

found

the have

regarding of which

most

the

healthy

very

the

was

now

question

the pervading One journal, however,

Esta<e, Berliner Tageblatt enter into details

physical

sympathy

disasters!1

Unionists consolation

Corporation will Parnell

accurate

contradictions

from intruding domestic affairs

have

need "but Protestants apply." to as That such a' policy this, insulting inof and menacing to our our religion and flocks, fensive law-abiding simply Faith of the Catholic are because they which to a barbarous -—a belongs policy can as it and mistaken only end, past in raising the demon has always ended, and causing lamen of sectarian strife, «

some

was

published

agents

in

two

history which

Edinburgh.

.

glad

illness

victim

a

who Emperor, wife and son. In of State he, is the humblest of life has, in duct, been

Freedom

The

no

run of mortals. of the Emperor long of his the gravity case was one to be -denied on day only of Austria is The Empress

Frederick affirmed

and Much

in.

but

are

perceptible

ordinary

the

her

inaugurated by ad by Lord MasserNorthern newspapers

policy

vertisement

the

afflict

they

it

of the hold

this

in

obtain the more

of

in

adopted

Catholic

situated

to

impossible,

the his

a

Healy,

Austria. and

for

set

of domestic

series

Murray, M'Sherry, P.P ; L.

difficult,

situated in the vicinity and from the same (hat the unfortunate mental from the same

and

feel

order,

Empress

instances

the

interest

the

of

the

robes purple unfortunate as, His .subjects.1

T.

;

H.

C.C;

eUremely

is

Fourth

extremeconcern

our

estate,

namely,

J.

;

of have both

dom

MASS-

Drogbeda,

duty express the policy at aud regret in regard Lord Massereene his

P.P

Dodgers,

T. Byrne, J. Canon

phOT-

Primate

Lord

Deanery

to

ings

felt

some

may

peace

our

A.

;

P.P;

M'Gee,

J.

;

;

spirit

assembled, and social

religious

;

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in

conference

P.P

;

;

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of the

priests

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adopted. Tli

is

Michael

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Yery 1.

and

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i

mously

languor

Murphy,

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PRIMATE

conference

a

Arclid.

Woods,

THE

of the of the clergy held under recently Drogbeda Deanery, of his Grace the Primate, the presidency were esolutions the following proposed seconded by by the Yen. Archdeacon, and unani Rev. Canon Macken, At

softening

Logue. P. Pi;", Patrick T. Oassidy, C.C; J., P. P G.T. Taafife, W. J.i; H. M'Kee, P.P;

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ESTATE.

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to

but brain

violent,

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COLONISATION

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the

Emerson.

C.C C.C; C.C;

less

,

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sereene

matter GRACE

of copies be forwarded and Messrs.

,

.

That

3.

a

accursed

now

resolutions

tbem

tions.

HIS

"

,

than that dear to the Irish heart of him who perished centuries before the victim of unparalleled treachery, and deceit. in O'Donnell hypocrisy, the prison, and Emmet on the scaffold,

she

Vienna—

he con

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more

to refused pass through which she said was city God," The of malady is

Ischl

to

in

justified at least

Notable

which equal

To this of Red Hugh day the name is a talisman as as O'Donnsll powerful that of Robert Emmet; and the memory of the murdered in npt youth of 1803

!

.

for meas-

in have

will

the'

fidence.

Segrave,

courage

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submit

arbitration

au

tenantry

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of

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deep

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and

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to

dispute and his

the and

very,

.

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immense

several years, "ure of success have said, we

Yandelenr

Lord

urge upon the creditable

earnestly Massereene to follow cedent set in just

killed

with

read

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.

with

movement.

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fervid, good-tempered, prudent advocacy of -Ire on, an advocacy carried

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sake

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2.

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of Rudolph's death reached i-news like she rushed a maniac through that was apartments, exclaiming

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the can

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his

of that

.

Mr. Dillon and South Wales is

to

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aud one permanent strife.

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.

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Sir

authorities

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Governorship

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Cape

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Guiana, Broome The cerning are

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reopening Referring

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A further heavy the share market. 10s. ; 14's Block

are

10's

Block

f

the colony. from all parts.

a

and

Brokens upward tendency. Block 14's £6 quoted at £33 4s.,

criminal assault and who was reprieved on the day he was to be executed, £50 aud a free passage to America, as combut it not is pensation; yet known

owing The weather is

8.

out.

got

Shares

a and after of notices Speech, long list of motion was House the ad given until when Sir John Tuesday,, journed it is will attack the Downer, believed,

postponed,

June

an

speech

Government. The Government has offered Buttner, who was to condemned death for

of

14 650

from North

British

long and referred, among to the of splendid prospects an A select good season. unusually committee has been appointed to prepare nn Address-in the Opening Reply to

the that The and

declared

The in developments mine continue, and highly

regarding

imposing and gentlemen

that

miue bodies of large have been struck.

do

one,

at

run,

shows

aud

last

would

"the

kangaroos December to

from

The week's

great activity the river. v outbreak has" oc

of ladies The. Governor's

present. was unusually other matters,

18,

for

season

next.

is

in

to

Adelaide, Government have

opossums

traffic,

wool have

was

a

left

has consisted

January

there. short very the plantations, robbing warships in harbour.

no

close

June 7. Adelaide, opened by His Excel The Governor yesterday.

was ceremony large concourse

8.

are are

Tho

the police, inasmuch as they might misuse the weapons iu times of sudden excitement.

69s.'

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provisions natives there are

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arm I

on

the

beUvcen continuing the Europeans, and

are

natives

coroner.

Sutherland's

disapproved

London

hostilities

duty iu Morrison was

Government and becoming

David

which

monument

night

open year's

stated

in

political

do

There

the

that

Juno

Bturt.

.

in

late

The

night what

therefore,

against the Mr. Davies.

stronger." The Earl of-Kiutore will 6essiou of Parliament fourth

a

to

of with

South Wales United States in

of

of

their final presented report. several very extraordinary of the grossest irregularities

Opposition. of a majority,, that' the lieved

I

100,000

everywhere service

Morrison. the effect

last

trade-

The Premier

being

the

5.

body

feared.

been permitted and grave, several at aches to officers ; defective to the vouchers and

owing

There

.

.

It

purpose remaining three weeks.

affairs

cion

spi

struggle

about

New

Commission the

circles

Highnesses

recom

and the Parkes, The streets were of people and the At

was

of the

makes

but

Royal France

is Darling 5,000 bales of

lency

were

June

typhoid at Went worth and grave appre of hensions a serious are epidemic

sides-

and

the

of memory Constable who was Sutherland, killed while to arrest the endeavouring Morrison a few burglar uightsago. The 6teamer which has just Lubeck, arriv. d from that Samoa, reports

curred

the

to

and

Sydney, Mount

for

a

the

the bo

should

the

by the

trial

started. already in the shipping A further

to order and discon

which have calamities them through flood aud

of the woman's portion found in the trunk, recently Thames, found river, has been in the near Battersea Park. of 'Wales The 'Prince and Princess

for

of

people citizens

cost.

on

Henry

for

shin

erect

system were

on

burglar rider to

The

girl

military fol procession the including

immense

held

inquest

committed

with

remains,

which

grave,

not has chairman

Saturday, Their

buried

was

of Sydney with thousands lined houses shops and black. draped with

raattei

-

pairs,

in

friction

Mayor

accounts

on Parte Exhibition.

alike

thedrainage

should always and not singly.

police

Associa

and

the

an

once.

at

ten

Echuca

obstacle in feet of water.

not Her yet arrived. cargo of 60,000 bales of wool,. Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the vessel. The Governmenthave decided to

maintenance.

for

the

'

that

said

meant

it

as

om

ft

stray

for

candidates

are

Sydney

the new hospital the gravest con

inasmuch of£50.000

to

effort

through

Parliament.

The

accommodation,

required

the against also added a

and

both

on

hospital regards

as it

Goe

but

her. secret Despite strong she is of success confident her outer fully harbour scheme, floating whom the engineers she has consulted suncceeded in having materially the estimate of first the lessening

at

the

redressing

on

existing

disclosures which have

.

in

has pro the estimates

Gillies)

every

vacancy, the Council caused by Legislative death of the late Mr. Or.uionde.

constable the murdered Sutherland, which was concluded the jury re to-day, turned a verdict of wilful murder

him

use

among

Her is valued at cargo £10,000 iucludes of spirits.. 7000 gallons Messrs. Donald Wallace, Smith

to

pastoral

Sydney, At

two

dragged

miuers,

extra

for,

.June t>. oydney, The funeral of the deceased constable David who was shot Sutherland, fatally while a burglar named Morri arrestiug took at son, place Waverley Cemetery

opposition

the

in

(Mr.

Dlace £10.000

he stated

constable

It

The remaining

order

in

and

agricultural

premier

tent.

assisting

to

and

futile

of the grievances mend co-operation masters and men

Board have

of the

the

removed

:

prove

The

Czara-

another

would

into

daughters. Miss Alice Corn well complains of the in London, and says apathy of colonists that the firm of Harrold alone is' Bros.,

arrive

him

after

to

4

to request to instruct

a

measure

Levi

staui

determined

a

the hospital accomodation on the city and only blots

:

the

make

:

view,

Government General

Annie, barge struck a Wilcannia, the Bend and sank iu

Bishop

jumped from Dundenong, in front of His daughter, aged

motion.

have

fallen

of the' Nicholas's

of

and

injured.

Victoriun

Agent-

in

object

TIkv

sideration, annual sum

received-from the reports to the Moonta Mines. delegates They concluded that athave a strike, present

the

j

the its

for

conveying

one

Imperial

asked

metals in a most un manner and overturned. in them, but 15 passengers

at

jumped

great

Russia

members

in

held

was

night.

the.

but

named Harrison in

tion

the

feel

popular

towards

the

leav

reference was special displayed by the his in life the performance risking, his duty. The Mayor of Sydney has cabled the sympathy President Harrison,

Prince's

visit

last

one,

the

is daughter reported. witch is also betrothed

will

after

the

heroism

the

reliable for positively authority stating that Russia is plotting in Montenegro for the absorption ofServiainto Russian

besides

lines

-street;

the rails, the only injury sustained being a grazed ankle. The Amalgamated Miners

the

Eastern

the

subject correspondent

Vienna

Uzars

6.

has occurred

suburban

seriously

man

remove

reasserted

has been

thtft

South

of

meeting

the

concerning which was

Grand Free

of

Lodge

last

Legisl a ti ve A ssera bly washel d yesterday-, in favour of increasing the cereal and stock live taxes. mem Twenty-three were and four bers present apologies were Mr. McLean was received. and it chosen was to leader, agreed

mised .to towards

the

platform

14,

formally Calais.

George, the and Poverty"

Progress

Wales

the

re-elected

off

yesterday harbor at

Henry

works

left

was

train

a

of his health.

Mr.

one

the

opened the fine new The Right Hon;- W. E, Gladstone is in the West of England for the touring

"

Spencer

no

statement

advantage

no

of the

one

carriages accountable There were

Bishop

occupied of the spite

in consequence

of King John. President Carnot

benefit

June

been

sol

have

take

has

Dobson Chairman of Committees. Another railway accident

Cathedral.

Italian troops in Abyssinia,

Premier's that Italy

Mr.

ing

Adelaide

to

5.

signified

assist

A

Council have adopted Legislative address of congratulation to their President James McBain) upon (Sir the recent honor which has been bestowed upon liim by the Queen.

is

for

Victorian

£6

Cen Junc

June

Town Hall

Aus

by the

Association

the purpose the of expressing the sympathy Victorian with Aus Western people tralia's efforts to obtain Responsible Government. Upwards of five hundred members were who were present, unanimous in the resolutions passing

masons.

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meeting Tuesday,

terests.

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protect

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his

an

to have

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Melbourne,

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merchant.

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iare

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170

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all

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deb

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5.

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amounts

the

buried;

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by

are It revelations has forthcoming. now been ascertained that 40,000 lives have beee lost even the lowest taking estimate. Whole families have become and of one of extinct, family consisting 29 persons one survivor remains. only

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away

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June

London,

laborers

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years. An advance

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ten

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match played at between the Rovers Saturday team the Fremantle Unions, victorious

Sergt

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a nil

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We have received the following tions the week Mrs. during Back Flats, £1 Greenough, Bourke, £2 ; Greenhills,

a

McCagh, ;

12s.

.

Yarralong, 7s. Fremantle,

off

came

bring named Frolig embezzlement.

'

Mr. Mr. Rev.

R. M. T.

6d.

sent

Fremantle on June

regatta,

Just before shower of hail

noon

Telephone,

the

be raffled

will

.

Rowing

Club

hold

a

28th.

Tuesday

on

in

fell

Perbh.

An examination, exhibition and a distrib of ution in connection with the prizes Catholic Assisted School, of Perth, Boys' will take place. shortly

race-horse,

able bodied man was charged lately at the Police with Court, City begging in the public streets of Perth. The mag him with a caution. istrate dismissed

next.

Saturday

Lord Hensman has consented to the of conductor position cal Union. Mb.

said that over is tributed to the West -Relief Fund.

retain the Musi Perth to

£200 has been

It'

Australian

cpn-

Chinese

natives have been Three aboriginal at for committed for Roebourne, trial, of one of their tribe. the murder

George Hamilton, First Lord of the to that it is not intended says Admiralty; reward Kane; of H. M.S. Calliope Captain for his skilful management. of the ship the Samoan hurricane. during

some

the West Australian entertained of another to

,

fears

are

the

Greenough

this

grave flood at ,

steamship specimens

t

What made

progress

the

recent

years

in.

between

runs

colony !

Albany

seems

Gugeri lias

in

had recently

now

a

upon

Perth

boy and

-

\

has the

have

to-

daily train and Perth. A

Last week a heavy gate fell named at North Billings his leg. severely injured

Business

been

commenced

by Mr.

which building erected in Howick-Street.

New Zealand Tablet Rev. Dr. the Right who is at Bishop of Dunedin, Moran, over £600 as in the old country, present Parnell Defence a first instalment to tho Fund.

evening

the successful prizes was 1st of June sports

of

the

to

that free

consequence

on

some

of presentation in the competitors announced to take

well

in

if,

all

just

intending

cases,

blocks made purchasers to know the before bidding, tion and distance from a town offered for sale. of

it

a

place."

Australind has been of the The- master fined a small sum at Carnarvon for having China man to land at that port allowed a without first paying £10 in accordance Act. with the Chinese Immigration

It

is

expected

that

trial

by

given

a

return

trip

from

end of this test, all

week.

posi of the land

be her the the to

satisfactory

prove

John

to

Gardner,

of

a

All

UIhuuU

Al/iU

iluiIUvOi

monthly

Crowder said he would, give any person £5 who would down the railway gates at the pull William-street crossing. I

_

At last,

the" an

received sonment.

,

It appears from- the Daily News telegrams that tho Prince of Wales, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, and Mr. Gladstone are on the com strong to erect in mittee a memorial appointed the martyr honour of Father Damien, of the settlement of priest leper Molokai,

the volumes by Mr. Among presented National to the Library of the Gladstone Newman's books Liberal Club is Cardinal the is an Universities. In on fly-leaf neat in' the Cardinal's regular inscription " N." J. H. From his affectionate hand,

quantity

the

Perth

Gormanston,

Daily who, our

"

News

Viscount

telegrams be nominated to likely of Sir Frederick Broome

to-day the the of this was born in Governorship Colony, 1837. His lordship lias been chamberlain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and a commissioner of national education and Dublin served in deputy lieutenant-col., the the 60th Rifles the Indian mu during was Lee tiny (medal) governor-in-cliief, ward Islands, Gui 1885, and of British The present 1887. ana, Lady Gormans of ton is Peter Con nellan, a daughter Co. Kilkenny." Esq., of Cbolinore, is

state,

successor

as

in

;

of the unusually long spell most variable weather experienced by " oldest and which even the resident," has continued for nearly uninterruptedly in fine weather was ushered a month, followed a dew and yesterday, by heavy which the night, reduced the fog during day's atmosphere to a rather cold tempera the we' have experi ture. After deluge be favoured enced, it is to be hoped we will fine weather." with a little an

which arrived The English Mail, .at the on General Post Office was Tuesday last, carriers ready for delivery by the letter the arrival of the Mail at the after shortly Office. The letters,' General which Post, u .the of the bore 'stamps Travelling were sorted whilst the post Post Qffice" was between Al office travelling carriage and Mr. S. Howlett bany Beverley. of Mails, returned again Superintendent to to Albany facilitate yesterday "by train the Beverleyalong postal arrangements

Albany

railroad.

National Library of Australia

officer

:

.On

Sunday

last,

Whitsunday,

of of the rules with one pliance them which ciation, requires within the Blessed Eucharist members of -the of the feast, Catholic. Young Men's Society in a body. Holy Communion

in

com

their asso to receive the octave the Perth went

to

over by Mr. presided meeting, has been held H. Leonard, M.L.A., under the Town Hall, in the Melbourno Natives Australian of the auspices with to Association, sympathy express in their Australia the of West people reform, efforts to secure constitutional

A W.

public

West

Tuesday

last, in

poor wee years of age

Australian, informs

be

water

in its readers

its

issue of how the

matter may explained by our in contemporary, mixing a few of Fluid in a drops (red) Condy's with a small quantity of water. glass By it is said, matter this, doing any organic which may be present will form a sediment at the bottom of tho glass. It may be useful to a great number of subscribers to our know this. presence

detected.

of

The

organic

as test, consists

j

We

take

the following cablegram from issue of the Herald. Thursday's the very informa Strangely, interesting tion it contains has not been given by any " of our other contemporaries London, J une 9th. Mr. at a Gladstone, speaking meeting of the Liberal Party at Ply to mouth, took occasion highly eulogise the Irish whose he efforts, priesthood, had been directed to the said, consistently of crime in Ireland. He also prevention said that the prospects of Ireland obtain her freedom were ing political daily in brightness." increasing last

:

From

which have appeared in paragraphs our it contemporaries, would seem that the libel action commenced several months Chinese ago, by gardeners, the proprietors of the Daily News against has not settled. The alleged yet been it will be in the recollection of our libel, is based on a letter readers, published by the defendants in which it was stated that a case of existed leprosy amongst the of North Perth. Chinese gardeners were laid Damages, in the first instance, at £5000. the amount Now, however, claimed to be only £500. It is appears that the case will come expected shortly of

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who has happily arrived Lonsdale, not at San sound, although quite that his Francisco, explains journey had not for its object the reaching of the North but of the Pole, only the study bf the regions thereunto natural history at amount the of adjacent. Looking safe,

phj'sicai

undergone

suffering

by

his

in prosecuting his inquiries, one Lordship is reminded of a passage in a report made to the St. of Academy Petersburg savant Sciences who had by a Russian a into accompanied military expedition Central Asia. wrote the savant, "As," "I was for two and dragged along days over a stony with desert, nights my left to the stirrup of an leg tied indigenous on a wild and who pony, savage mounted and continually prodded me with a lance of skin, detached as a large from ray flap forehead by a sword-cut, hung over my I was deterred from left eye, naturally much attention "to fauna as the devoting and flora of the country as otherwise I should have done." ;

will As columns, Society some

interest

of

Major Dane, a distinguished and celebrated orator, the American war He will afford in the city. has arrived of Perth an the opportunity— people avail them will which of many gladly his eloquence themselves of of hearing week. some time this

.

'

After

eight

;

.

shillings,

on Thursday Court, named Williani Dean a sentence of six months' impri a The of stealing charge at ten valued of wasj;e paper, liim. had been proved against

Police City man elderly

Says :

the Cr.

or

The

UII

hope. at Friday evening, meeting of tho City Council,

Last

j

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Volunteers are some Fremantle doing On excellent Saturday last, shooting. Lance who has al Anderson, Corporal a name for himself as a ready gained of marksman, made, at the long distances of a pos 700 and 800 yds, 95 points out At the same and with sible 100. ranges, the same number of shots, Hospital Sergt. Birch a score of 94. Our redup p\it if ever do coated marksmen, they go to to the colonies take part in a riflo-sliootwill not themselves ing contest, disgrace there is reason to every by their firing,"

point,

exact

coal will the Irwin on the Rob-Roy Geraldton towards May the result of

if it be made; concerned.

little

of things inmates of the Protestant made to Orphanages afternoon and night a trudge, morning, distance of .one mileeach way, to the and who is responsible Church, Anglican for these children in the placed being worst in the Church, where they position can see little and hear less." six

j

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now.

.

the

the rage

all

Mr.

been pardon has recently Her Majesty the Queen, is,

newspapers,

n

L

are

the

candle falling lighted at a moment when of Mr. no one was the house present, of North nar Fremantle, George Smith, on Saturday last, rowly escaped, being The papers were burned down. already in full when blazg they happened to be noticed who, with a blank by Mr. Smith, on close which was a bed by, promptet, In

,Xj

be

the are

,

and On to-morrow, Friday, Saturday theatricals tliere will be amateur evening at St. under -the George's Hall, manage ment J. C. H. James. The of Mr. will be in aid of the funds of the proceeds Dorcas Society.

sales

de plumeoi a "Father," Herald asks by whose

nom

granted by some a and has been for years past, resident of Bunbury. When in England, Mr. Gardner followed years ago, many corn factor. The the vocation of a in our Fremantle contemporary paragraph from the on Tuesday evening, copied under the Melbourne written Aye , was that the free was pardon impression of Perth. intended for a resident

he

ornate

'

to

-We learn whom a

a

"

editor remitted

Land would

Yesterday

:

year. The has

the in

authority

residing.

take the liberty of culling the follow" the telegraphic columns of tho ing from West Australian The Father Damien a. Memorial Committee that propose at Molokai, should be established hospital where Father Damien the island worked, and a leper ward in London. They also be that a commission should suggest to into the spread of appointed enquire in India. leprosy

large interest in the mining property gold has just received per District, some Otvvay magnificent metal." of the precious

Kimberley According

who has

Quinlan,

T.

-

/

Over writer

We

Ball Yacht The Annual of the Perth Club will be held in the Town Hall this His the Governor, evening. Excellency have signified Lady Broome, and suite their intention of being present.

Mr. in

present.

"

It will be'remembered that a younig man named John Connor sentenced was by the Police of Perth, a few Magistrate weeks since/ to six mpriths' imprisonment for an A assaulting native. aboriginal of citizens, number the Mayor including of have a Porth, lately signed petition for a commutation of the sentence praying at His the Governor's hands. Excellency

An

known

well

on

Mr. John' the Irish Dillon, delegate, at addressed a New Orange, meeting South Wales, on A collection 24th May. realized £353.

heavy'

a

be

"

'

";y

i

Colonel the Commandant Phillimore, of the W. A. Volunteer who Force, obtained leave of absence short time a of has been united in the bonds ago, with Miss Massie, of Sydney, matrimony New South Wales. The ceremony took in the in which the bride place colony was

The

Jensen's of Cabalistic Wonders Congress an entertainment for juveniles last 'gave of and, very kindly them, Saturday invited the children Of the' Orphanages to

to

stolen.

subscrip

Maloney, Dooley,

to

man named John Hudson six hours, last prison for thirty in Perth, for a week, stealing carriage of Mr. whip valued at 5s, the property A Cumming, of the Canning. The defence went to show that Hudson had picked up which the article it was he- had alleged young

was

i

:

\

I.

A

has gone to South Aus back to this a man colony with and charged robbery

Claffey

tralia

2Loc

the port and the

be seen by our Catholic the Perth have for prepared athletic is

sports.

being

by

felt,

all

advertising

Young Men's the 3rd July Considerable in concerned,

A various events. championship for the senior members of the Society race for the has been provided there is one members as well and' a Sheffield junior to all who can claim open Handicap, association, membership iu any Catholic will be run. To carry out the arrange committee has been formed. a ments, This body met early this week and took Collectors' lists the preliminary steps. and every effort will'be aro now open sufficient funds to make made to provide to the in every the sports creditable way under whose auspices are to Society they trusted that the Catholic be held. It is of the community will portion respond to for in liberally appeals subscriptions As in view. to the aid of tho object in tho way of entries, which the support, to receive, we sports are likely may state men have that many young already to fit entered a course of upon training themselves for the contests in which, they their minds to have made up join. Mi. ?. J. Healy and Mr. J. E. Ilardwick

the "

Natives," says a correspondent morning contemporary, predict

to

"

Perth

our

heavy dusky

winter. The state the flood that be prophets may this have gone month, and some expected So far as to name a day for its definitely inst." As we occurrence, 17th namely, would romind the anonymous correspond flood

in

a

this

"

tho it is last straw question, breaks the camel's back." To be lieve that blackfellows had predicted of gabbeo this winter "or this plenty moon does not require, must we admit, the possession of a very credulous disposi tion. But it is hard, very we must hard, for a mau in his senses to swallow say, statement that of the further some the same blackfellows who are the ordinary of West Australia we natives aboriginal had given out the 17th of June, presume in the year of our Lord 1889, as the day on which would take tlic great downfall The has gono a place. correspondent ent

in

which "

"

"

"

"

littlo

too

far,

surely.

;

;

;

'

the football

on

and ethnologist such gratifying of the philanthropist. labours

In

'

so

-

tinction,

from utter ex to the interesting which promises returns to the

save

race

a

.

thereby

'

and

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RECENT

TELEGRAMS.

contra In illustration of the delieiously nature of the press telegrams dictory in this from time to published colony One of time, we give a sample below. these be ob amusing messages, as will has seen the light of served, day in the West Australian, other in the and the states that reso Daily News. TheJ first lutions, against the mission of protesting been the Irish have envoys, passed " at Balmain. The almost unanimously" second .a "different im conveys totally to the reader's mind. From it pression information we some startling glean Australian's which the West telegram does not disclose. It says that there with was "a free fight walking sticks," and that at the in meeting question, several persons were injured." seriously of goodness, can the How, in the name 1 Whore a two be reconciled telegrams " almost unanimous," is it not meeting is that thereshouldbe strange "afreefight?" or An assemblage of persons, respectable almost without otherwise, excep holding, views on the subject which the same tion, of bringing them to has been the means and of one mind as to the course gether, which it is desirable to pursue, would not, " to use one should be disposed think, their sticks on one another's walking heads and one another serious injure that a wret Nor does it seem likely ly." of dissentients, ched in "an minority almost unanimous could have meeting," mania to such an ex suicidal developed tent start as to a fight in which the odds so tremendous as the against them were in our con telegram morning appearing is the implies. What, then, temporary of the singular contradiction explanation involve? which the two telegrams certainly readers to Over'the we leave our matter, brains until the intercolonial puzzle their we re In the meantime, papers arrive. the messages referred to, for the produce delectation of all who peruse our columns. They are as follows " Sydney, June 11. About 800 people attended a meeting at the Balmain Town at Hall, yesterday, un were which resolutions passed almost Mr. Dillon's animously protesting against and emphatically the mission, denying statement that the majority of the colon Home ists were favourable to Rule." West Australian. "A meeting took place in the Balmain Town Hall last to protest night against of the Irish Dis-' the Mission Delegates. took which scenes during place, graceful free fighting with walking sticks prevailed. The melee lasted minutes and twenty disturbance several the persons during were the seriously injured. Ultimately the disturbance, and the police quelled several resolu after meeting concluded tions had been passed protesting against the mission." Daily News "

"

"

were the Sheffield 1, A. Lockyer Fleay 8 J. Brand the 20 minutes' 2, go-asW. Trew 1, A. Newport you-please-: the Mile Race 2, B. Wedgwood 8 W. Trew 1, G. Martin 2, J. Conway 3 the Mile Race for Boys under 16 E. Trew 2, N. Ashworth years: 1, but few J. Grace 3. Twelve started, the contest. A boy named continued Johnny Davis, about twelve years of rah with much spirit and speed, age, and it was thought by many that he would have taken the second or third race. fourth in the He was place and The 150 race however. yds.

I

,

Father

our

own

Correspondent.

con his Gibney reminded last Sunday that Wednesday,

gregation be fasting and Saturday -would Friday He informed days. them, likewise, with a view to meet the expense that, the improvement of the incurred in a would be made collection cemetery, next at both masses on He Sunday. sum to defray hoped that a sufficient and cover the cost of such expense, it which was deemed further work in to perform connection necessary would be with the burial ground, '

The rev. father forthcoming. preachAfter ed upon the feast of Pentecost. the meeting of the male branch mass, was Association of the Sacred Heart and Benediction of the Blessed held Sacrament given. in celebration of Foundation Sports town on in this held Day were ''

Monday

last.

The

day

was

miserably During the foreat the present

and showery. noon, the number In the was small. extremely sports fine the weather- became afternoon increased. The and the attendance cold

of

appeared to be' proceedings to the onlookers, and much enjoyment no so far as I know, calculated hitch, the day's amusement, occurred. to mar a

National Library of Australia

source

The usual weekly of the meeting held on Thursday above Society was 7th June. As no last, programme the evening was had been nrenared, in the discussion and settle spent A ment of miscellaneous matters. made by Mr. W. Reardon proposition should a that the Society organize Sheffield Handicap and Championship Race was unanimously agreed to, and; to make a Committee was appointed re all The Chairman arrangements. the members that they were minded required by the Rules to approach; in a body on Whit Holy Communion of readings A number and; sunday.

;

300 yds., were won handicap, A concert, Monger. Taylor was attend held in the evening, largely to ed and passed off well. According was £11. the amount realized report, child of a woman named The infant while in bed Mrs. Hicks was suffocated with its mother last during Sunday held At the coroner's inquest, night. was returned to on Monday, a verdict caused by the effect that death was no but that blame was suffocation, to be attached to the parents. of The following is an abridgement

members' 'Mr.

by

,

letter

a

received

lately

the water

re

by

the

machine

boring

:

meeting, the Journal

witn

result

ne macmnery. child the unfortunate wound in the leg. will the injured limb,

tne

that

was

a severe received It' is feared that have to be amputated.

the

During rdute

teams have started that locality. Mrs. Seabrook,

many

through Gross..

:

:

Brookton,

of lately.

in depth does not exceed 8 feet low-water G. P. Heath, springs. Commander, R.N., Portmaster. John Bryant, Tender Accepted.

that

given,

the

Freeman's

available

Channel

erect

a

for

cottage Invalid

at

Master's

in Depot, and specifica

accordance with plans for £250. tions No. Public Reserves. Sussex : Turner 1393 adjoining (100 acres), to water. Geraldton Brook, for access 28 No. 1447 (la Op. 25r.) town lots Volunteers' Drill-shed. and 29, for a North. Wesi—No. 1448 (640 acres) Well block having Millindinna square in the as a centre, (Peawah River) No. 1449 for travellers ; wateringplace Mount Brown near Well (640 acres —

1 our

own

Correspondent.

the past few weeks, we have rains. The earlyhad some splendid are sown look well. Farmers crops

During

over all smiling are they that

their

faces

there

is

so pleased every prospect —

Feed is plenti good season. ful than usual at this time of the year, to look well. and stock is beginning A great number of our farmers are large patches of land cleared. getting Devil" is used for the The " Forest more

a

as

a

west

a

line

14

40 links in chains to the eastern boundary

length for

paralled abattoirs.

Mining.

printers,

by

evening.

with the neces now is at the Northam sary plant, Station Railway ready to be conveyed to Southern Gross. Five teams have timber laden with started, already which is part of the plant for the field. are wanted to proceed at More teams £20 once to Southern Gross, per

travellers.

1451 No. (10 acres) on the east by Carringtonon the north of street, by 7 chains on the south by 7 Knutsford-street, and the of Broome-street, on chains

Mining

Machine,

for

watering-place

Fremantle bounded

almost every case; and, as its " name would is playing Old suggest, Nick" with the forests. A Rink has been started in the new and is open every Hall at Northam, in

A Boring

:

Quarters,

of

The rules

and regulations at University

Catholic

out

be

will

sent

America,

and

Bishop

for

all

new

Australia.

Ireland,

The from

sail

America

the

in

Bishops

England,

will

Keane,

tinent

to

out

Canada,

Scotland,

of the

Washington, in Latin at printed Fide, Rome. They

are U.S.A., being the Propaganda

six

four

rector,

Con week in

the

first

of

and

low

stands

a

the

on

bis

of

list

the

name

the Sacred was who of the. Col

oldest born Cardinal Meriel, then follow Cardinal Pecci born in Cardinal 1807 ; Desprez, in

and

is

1801,

lege ; next in 1806;

come

Cardinals born

in

Serafini,

of

list

the

are

of

citizen

Newman,

;

British two

;

Though

Cardinal

College,

and

is

one

the

birth Pol

or

are

five

;

Spanish

are

States.

United

born

French

are

; subjects Portuguese,

Sacconi, Manning, 1808, and Closing Princes

octogenarian

of

and the the

Church.

York en Several

IRISHTOWN.

of

the

of

on

Municipal Geraldton Councils named is notified T. W. Stroud and A. Auditors, C. Meadowcroft. York Councillor, Edwards. Notice to Mariners. The follow dated May 9, 1889, has ing notice, been issued of by the Department and Ports Brisbane Harbours, Moreton Bay Depth of water in Free man's Channel. Notice is hereby

to

June 10.

From

serve

the

defending be carried

to

are

forms

Strange discovered

of are heresy being day. Tony Pilcher, of has conceived the idea form the only proper is

every

Melrose, Fla., that immersion

be applied of baptism, and that it should to as well as toman. He all animals and pigs to a near took all his chickens and, despite their had lake, protests, the proceeeding of baptism, by immer He himself sion, properly performed. to in it believed necessary indulge and he was regular daily baptisms, while re-ablutby the sheriff captured Such idiotic ing himself. proceedings of private are the natural consequences

by

:

passed away

Beverley,

election

to

fleet

the coasts

and

repairs

there.

ish

JUNF 6. W. L. Owen

The

officers

following

persons

the direction

in

Australian

the

by

the

all

of the Cardinals Thirty-three Catholic Church are of Italian nine are Germans, Austrians,

week,

noticed passing to Southern

were

Municipal.

course in the Island in Port works are in

May.

notified.

government

is

Garden

that of

refitting

of

to be Appointment. a of the peace for this colony. justice The election of W. Roads Board.— as a member G. Elliott of the Canning is Roads Board, vice F. Shearn, jun.,

to your copy letter, enclosing reply a resolution passed at a meeting of I beg to inform ratepayers, you that will be glad to lend the

memorial

a

The extensive made necessary

arrangement

GAZETTE.

of

depot

on

part

great

;

of

contact

number

naval

Jackson.

»

In

borer to the Municipality, the water on the usual terms, when available, all that the Municipality viz., defray connected with the transport expenses etc. I have the of machinery, wages, honor to be etc., (Sd.) Arthur Wright, Director of Public Works. A serious accident happened to a little of Mr. G. Monger, girl, daughter one She was playing day last week. to a chaff which was in close cutter, came in and unfortunately motion,

will

THURSDAY,

Sir,

when

official

obtained

the erection

A great erection

of

next

for

promised the June be read.

GOVERNMENT

Mayor

were'

recitations

for

to the late in tablet Mri W. B. Dalley St. Paul's Cathedral. This is the first instance of the memory o,f a British col onist being so honored.

MEN'S

YOUNG

SOCIETY.

work From

CATHOLIC

has

Rosebery

sanction

:

;

YORK.

Lord

e a."

:

PERTH

;

;

izti

g> oc

-W.

Handicap

:

SOME

faces

The principal

their

signified

handicappers "Sheffield." reckon upon

:

to act as willingness with the in connection all can So, competitors dealt being fairly by, and to win the race. a chance getting A amusement afternoon's is very pleasant and if the arrangements be anticipated, out it is that carried probable successfully the Society will hold periodically gather character. ings of a like

have

"

The

Hope's No

Company,

apply for registration company. The Bankruptcy re I. Walker and

as

a

Act, F.

J.

and

publishers,

Geraldton

Hill

Gold

Liability," no-liability

1871. In E. Hart,, —

stationers,

Bankruptcy (bankruptcy) In re closed by order of the Court. W. Harrison, contractor, Albany of 1st meeting (liquidation) general creditors, Haynes & Robinson's offices, 11 a.m. June 18th, Albany, :

:

judgment. Danish the King once the action of the Danish the collection of by ordering

Recently,

aside

set

again

Parliament taxes

upon

King

is

his

own

Denmark

The

authority. Protestant

out

straight hardly

tolerates

and

Catholic.

a

It is a fine specimen of the civil liberty and introduced popular representation when there Luther's followers freed the " In the country from Papal tyranny." times of Spain the Cortes mo&t Catholic

would

have speedily of

any an

their

reason '

such

act.

arbitrary "

to brought attempted

who

kings

John

Sheriff

of Bollinger Husky, Amanda Lasater, County, has arrested and her husband, charged with mnrder, The husband re Monroe, as accessory. became a religious claim cently lunatic, from God tbe com ing to have received but first to mand to preach, offer his months' old child as a sacrifice. fourteen He made his wife strangle tbe infant, that the Almighty bad pro asserting the child on to resurrect the third was he When Lasater day. arrested, had been carrying the dead infant in bis arms for the two This recalls days." famous Freeman tragedy in many of its and both are doubtless features, owing, mised

to the

commonly known

ProtestaDt

pri

-

ton

for carting. Heavy being given have visited the gold fields, and the roads are very boggy. I hear of the gold field nothing said had been discovered which rumour Northam and Newcastle. between not Irishtown is the Unfortunately, find. scene of the alleged Black will The Northam Brigade

vate

judgment, personal judgment.

ami Jjirmp.

Jnteiirfftomat

rains

visit

us

on

Friday in

to

next. night the school

They room.

perform of 14 corkThe Black Brigade consists and if they do coloured gentlemen, in which, they are the building come, to perform, will be crowded. are

We

had

some

and, to morning, shall have another June 10.

rains heavy appearance,

this

all

downpour

shortly.

we

the

sumes

Lord Charles Beresford thinks that the colonies are more to Eng important land than England is to the colonies.,. taken home The Australian fruit in the R.M.S. Iberia for the Paris Exhib ition

has The

Earl

the

attitude

more

in

aspirations

a

gained of

first

sympathy of the

An

Scripture telling

instance

Colonial the with

regrets Office wishes

that is

not

and

colonies.

train

the during Melbourne

aud

territories.

caught

took to one

and

was

it

a

man

a

he

pleases,

he may do. poor murdered

false

principle.

may occur place the other of the express

Sydney.

as

obscure

of what

run

of

portion fire,

as

their

of

described,

interpret what

like

victims

are

railway

has been XIII. chosen of the arbitrator by republics to n serious Bolivia and Paraguay settle with which lias arisen dispute regard to the limitation of their respective

Leo

as

of no

The Lasaters, child,

When to

right

prize.

Carnarvon

of the

passages is there

better

or,

The

in

a

night,

from under

of the enrriages caught time only after some

at considerable risk that the atten tion of the enginedriver and guard could be attracted so that the train might be

stopped. that tbe

The train

up

some

probable

explanation

is

through a gate, and of the broken timber,

raja

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revelation

American

to

travellers.

nervous

The

most of the

to

vis

American

interesting

TRUE. VI.

to you beforespeaking will finish my story.

religion

Catholic population generally. were" the case of the interests in would be much the Italy

better

the

dove,

the

of it. The of harinlessness of untempereil by the wif-dom has proved very mischievous serpent, this

them

greeted

as

bold

a

showing

in

exam

the

of the in

men

stationed

Manchester '

Tipperary

the

and

Others up cheers

the for

the and

.

1\

/T"

it

rth

i-\

"

rvpilml

JJLtLb

curious stories suicide many told It appears have been of Pigott. that he was receiving during his stay in £21 or 21 a week. London guiueas with lie drew This amount unvarying Since

his

vocations

ferior;

AboutWednesday and to a 3s Gd dinner, glad to have enough Italian at a common

wi,iies.

reduced by Friday he was he

was

for

left

a

repast It

restaurant.

one ,

evident that pretty of his precarious penny income. Pall Mall is

he spent every infamous and

Budget of late

lias

America in

inent

Home. the new

been

Bishop

very

prom the

"ileaue,

Catholic rector of, University has been here for some at Washington, of his in the interests time-in great He has had the lively stitution. sym who has of the' Holy Father, of the statutes brief approving and granting it the University, The of conferring degrees. power the pleasure of presen Bishop has had Holiness Miss to His Mary Caldting the U niverwell, by whose munificence as well as her was founded, sister, sity ladies These were also a benefactress.

pathy

issued of the

a

accorded

Pope

the

by

a

he of what

knowledgment

kind

most

made

which

in

dience,

they

the invoked blessing their work. Bishop Keane, will to the returns States,

-

ac

had done, of God on before

.

and

au

warm

lie some

visit

of Europe universities offthe principal, as to their to inform himself methods, and suggestions and gain such hints :usefuL to him ..at Wash as may

prove

,

ington. The

more

have

Borne

in

caught

iustances, in being, belonging

in

both to

in recently, a Tartar, a party American

cases,

the

the lads, place of public

case

one a

enemies of religion

gushing

while

going

a

little

they

bear,

hands

and

it

laid

soundly

In the other broke into

shoulders. of a vehicle

fllfjuihflil

In

Their their

but on his contempt, than further they cared his cane out of his took

with

assailant

game attack-

colleges. to treat

.

first

a

were

f.ntnr

of the Government was intention

one

to

si

In

college.

playing

resort, hv

of couple the Tartar of students

a.

on

case

the

their

hie driver

ranks

in

their

remonstrating, the face with his of them in one They promptly seized the horse, whip. from his the offender and, dislodging to him the administered drubbing seat, It is to the deserved. he so the hit

street,

and,

across

thoroughly

credit

both

of

the

occasions;

Boman tlioy

populace

that,

manifested

on

their

so

of

widely

from

piety

mother which the lofty idea down on the

down to the table of the first hotels

came

at

lessons

wines.

costliest

Tin

juu.

have

you with selfishness

'

of altar

laying of

all

Yon

sacrifice.

before

elapsed

I saw

«

cr Q

lmno

nf

V

V.

Sfl.vi'nof

nnfnvf.n.

lmir AMJ

WW

F

husband,

VUAAVA

disturb Perhaps by doing so I may the calm happiness which I so much wish I could share with you, but I should do what friendship requires Besides now soul you ask me. your should be above the storms of the world, for while us in our with condoling sorrows to draw down endeavour you by prayer and penance the consolations of we Heaven which need in our

On reading this, the orphan gave a loud groan and fell insensible into her friend's arms. The latter tried to hide the letter which had dropped from her but she soon recovered and grasp, back the letter read these last getting words. Now, dearest Sister, my dear see the depth of trouble I friend, you have fallen can into, you guess my

"YVG&kncss.

anguisn,

lr£vy,

tlioH,

at one correspondence time became very slack and yon are not aware of many of the events which drew me into this state of misery. was You only know tliaii:I sought in and marriage by General de S that- my guardian being but too glad to rid" of a which he had' get charge a considered burden, hastened always to settle our union. As I had. very little left of my. ancient fortune Ivwas touched at the disinterestedness of my and my first towards spouse feeling him one of gratitude. was His noble and the care which he lavished qualities our

control,

nn

irifl

profound affection

aorm

filled

esteem

toward

with

and the him. Then

the

most

tendefest

I

was

the

to complete my of women happiest for, to my other joys was added happiness, that and all of a mother dreams my were realized. You seemed only was But alas! this missing. felicity to be but of short duration. It vanished a like shadow. I was about to enter on of life and for me the sad realities to be dreadful. they were had broken Just about this time war out on every side of Europe. I had to endure the most cruel separation. to the Tho General was called post that of honour, and beginning from .

of

hope It

his deliverance a to take last

was

I

in

was

vain.

and

farewell

this interview heart-rending consciousness. When I was

during lost

ment

at

Spielberg

for

fifteen

years."

"

lor

GEtriiGSuly

front

that

"

Poor "

Eliza, there ever

if

my

trouDie

oi

mma.

!

I

safely.

guardian

shall also to ask him to

to

write

forward

sum

of your

Lady

damp

'

Never cause, and

love.

filial

more

legitimate to lay down necessary to rescue much as your father feel I would bid losing you

to that work. But you devote yourself in this instance would be your sacrifice at Spielberg is useless. The prison

the most

Austrian watch him kept all your plans as would be frustrated so many other have been attempts to rescue prisoners fustrated before. Dear Laura, forgive me for adding fresh sorrow to your affliction. But it is already heavy but right 1/ should let you know the whole truth before allowing you engage in an enterprise for which I can see no chance of success." What !"' answered the young girl beside herself "difficulties however should never me great prevent A duty so sacred doing my duty. too! think I could Do you stay inaccessible

Kingdom.

the

in

to the strict for delivering

Owing

"

"

Iiava

father

wTimi

m

nnfinvt.rmfl.f

v

in languishing has endured for the No, no, my worthy is

which years.

not

would

surely faint-hearted.

advise

a

a

captivity last eleven friend you

be

to

me

so

I

already reproach my self for the short moments of happiness I enjoyed even when I was ignorant of his sad lot. To-day that I know it, which I the happiness and comfort thanks to your generous affec enjoy, if I would change into bitterness tion, remained You say I away from him. not be able to rescue him from shall at least be near his fetters well I shall his and at its foot my daily prison, shall rise to and prayer Heaven, I shall perhaps by dint of perseverance to let the poor manage captive finally know that his daughter is near him, that she shares his and sufferings Will not be a balm that, anguish. to his afflicted soul ? Besides God will me. His mighty Hand inspire can make use of the most feeble instru to further his ments designs. My mother must have been upheld poor by this thought. Why should I not She was exhausted hope also? by these troubles and by an illness great soon which would carry her to the but I am and full of grave, strong health which shall be spent in trying —

ner

accompiisn

last

wish.

the charming girl was speak held her head down ing Lady Eliza and seemed absorded in deep thought. Soon she raised her eyes and looking at the orphan said to her steadfastly " will to Laura, you have the courage leave your friend who loves you, Eliza, so

:

tenderly."

On being young herself

asked burst

girl

her

into

the threw mother's

this .question tears and

into

adopted

arms.

To be

The

Sydney

Press

bourne

me

Continued.

and

the

Mel

Dailies.

of money

which should

he

Pray

for

letter

Laura

Some of the Sydney papers are it into ihe Melbourne dailies

had

which

de S.

rub for

bing the

attitude to the Irish letin

they took envoys.

in

reference Sydney Bul-

up The

says: 0 and Estnoncle and Deasy, Dillon, Just make your minds perfectly easy, It is better the Age And the Argus should rage, Than besmear with compliments greasy and Dillon, No, Deasy, and Esmonde Your mission on they can't put a chill —

!

,

'Tis !

j

your loving Esther

Wben this

frightful dungeon. !" child interrupted God forbid that I should

Whilst

my to

he has belonging to me to keep until I consented want it. I have great need of it now. I am on reckoning; being able to bring if little Laura to you, my God deign to prolong my sad exist ence. I will bring you this dear child that she may be sheltered under the and I will go wing of your affection, whither duty calls me. You understand not me,, do you dearest Sister? Now my you see future Fear for nothing prospects. this idea has given me fresh strength. Blessed be God. Adieu my friend,, my Sister a

dearest

a

life your I would

uo

cunt

have courage left for I feel that a me, me. sustains supernatural strength I have an I have Listen, inspiration, a In formed an hour's time I plan. shall leave this town secretly. I am watched but I shall go out on closely foot with my daughter. They will never I should thus escape suspect their watchfulness for they know to what a deplorable condition they have reduced me. I shall with go; to lodge an a few miles unknown family away from here, on whose friendship I can I hope to be still From there rely. able forward this to you to letter

over

exclaim

were

it

miiaf.1v

WW

was

in

now

was

-and

her soul " She

1

my

taken away from him I lay for a long and when time between life and death, he had I was myself again I learned been condemned to strict imprison

the companion of your childhood, bosom who has been your friend, thrown into the depths of despair. circumstances Owing to various which neither of were able to us

grief.

Mother, I trust you Heaven after such suffer borne with, ings pious resignation. Now, ask God to give courage to your for she will try to accomp daughter, lish your she will Yes, dying desire. devote herself to the work of finding her father she will sacrifice everything, to deliver even her life, if necessary him are

the ardour,

in this «h'avdgiv'-';up'1evei7thmg but in return world, you have received' a celestial which will be. your peace Your portion for evermore. unhappy friend will its sweetness never know if until she is hi Heaven, God will on her and take deign to have mercy account on into all her trials this earth. You asked me in your letter to tell and sorrows. you all my griefs

me,

with

My

ed."

I

point

with this view T me took with and my daughter to the I presented myself judge. that thought they would be touched, and those of my poor child my tears men. would soften the hearts of these were without They mercy. They with harshness, and rejected me, some others with apparent coldness, because afraid to commit themselves. they were not to see I was even allowed my husband as he lay in a secret cell. on me Later however they granted this once but then all favour, only,

excellent

your inspired

rroTi'n

nate

we

different,

On Monday d'hbte dinner

within

and

choicest, lie

uU

yuuu

iti should not liaye believed to Would that I had followed you own the your and received country,

-

the

bU

Had any one told us eight years ago, when we were so happy together and formed such bright ideas of life, that we should ever be separated and follow

afternoon. every Saturday punctuality even That evening and the. following like off the most a king ing lie dined washed down dishes, expensive with

!

UtJcU.

wish

last

'

Milan, 25th May, 1806. dear Sister You have left, the world to and you have consecrated yourself God to bury your youth and your in a cloister, talents and those who as at the ceremony sisted shed perhaps over I your dearest tears you. But, as a sister, friend, I who love I you bless God for having, called you to so In the midst of my holy a vocation. troubles when I think of your many that God happy lot I can feel grateful Oh my

years

this

on

husband and his again prolonged absence caused me. continual anguish of mind. He returned to Italy only after shared the defeat of having several of- the French armies. The on me joy he experienced seeing again and also was his, beloved daughter soon at the sight mingled with sorrow of the sufferings I was to at subject the time. Another of pain to him great cause to see his country was in such a state of Often, exasperated at this subjection, state "of he very things, imprudently let fall some which caused complaints to fall on him. At last, when suspicion a conspiracy broke out, he was accused a torn of being and was ring-leader from my arms and dragged to prison. I became a prey to terrible despair, but in the very excess of my grief I to found the courage necessary help me to bear up. I still cherished a

Paris.

herd,

cheers Mr. Balfour,gave choruses the counter continued time. The Balfourians, losing off" their but tho threw belts, temper, and rushed after Others upon thenij some time completely overpowered and chased down the them them "O'Brien and street, shouting, singing and so for some

,

:

of

coming

regiment hearing

same

street

Aboo."

O'Donuell

Many

be superfluous to say with the read .this feelings orphan She had scarcely .finished letter. it, one when she took a much larger tip and found it signed withher unfortu name. it mother's She kissed nate. with religious and began to respect read it amidst her sobs de To Mother Mary Jane Frances Convent of the Good Shep Chaxital,

has found O'Brien, M.P., ardent in his some sympathisers Some time a sufferings. ago body in the main them street of the of town and for cheered again again after which William O'Brien, they "

would

It what

William

sang

AND

CHAPTER

to the holy places, pilgrimages ganising but that lie hoped the beginning now; followed made would be duly up. Each with a was pilgrim presented in a lock silver jubilee medal, enclosed of thp occasion. et, as a memento

Amongst Regiment

TRIED

.

mother's whelmed

to

would have Even my

country.

ad His Holiness ple to their people. ded that America has been slow in or

sinister

day

some

Pope,

£

1

spirit

the sucli

If

have year, however, prob the of the been pilgrims ably Holy under their Land, who, conductor, Father arrived here Vissani, p.S.F., in on March 15.. received They were the 18th by. the audience on who itors

the students. It is of the share cannot be communicated

meantime,

pity,

-

a

of what presentiments I endure filled my heart. little Laura's caresses and were not smiles enough to calm my terrified and when pressing soul, her arms at in my I would shudder the of the thought dangers surrounding to this her father. Itis continual of mind I attribute the rapid agitation increase of heart disease of which I had shown symptoms in my childhood. me at This frightful disease may carry moment to an But any early grave.

towards

sympathy

a

success, splendid of Tory- worked Press we'll bill wager a five-dollar toast, the "Three Envoys

;

a

tho

possible,

1

are

.

not

is

of

friction

things pleasant

-

such

.

however,

the

by

ignited That

-

which wheels.

x

finished

reading her expressed

Spite That Then a Erin !" We'll drink it good whisky The lies on each page Of the Argus and Age Are as black as the ink they

or

beer

appear

on.

from in

;

in.

i

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Wales, worship

Nuns.

God

soon

must result Ireland, of the merciless\League,

the

persecuting should have the

was

entire

invitations of'

government

'

her for purchased leaving, Majesty Princess Beatrice's beauti baby several ful robes from the which had nuns, been embroidered by them. of the

The

Rule

Anti-Home

not

long

who

and Bixty thousand, all the States of the nificent

since,

the

the event of the veteians

parade numbered

military militia,

an

were

procession

being and the

its

path

the

being

along a

Americans

Death Mr.

Thomas

to puted Victorian

the

of

one

the

died

colonists,

simply

place where he

of

at

and

his

left

there

was

The

showed

any

amendment,

with who

.

The speakers, Dr. Rutledge, offensive and

Mel

has

worthy usual

the

was

the

down.

exception

of

wna

from—

12th

a

a

public part in the The speeches without excep vulgar attacks on the Catholic the and Catholic priesthood.

M.L.C.

were

tion

Church As

1845 Mr. Monaghan built Arms Hotel in Swanston-

Queen's

and brickie, property, into which Mr. things with the Monaghan put his money and he showed a confidence, greatest mortar

very marked in the city. of other

possession

and

city

value million in

tery wife

gravo in about

the

were

Kilda

which

those

two

laid

Piggotist

St.

in

interred

were

years

till

a

and

in

glorious

private

his

past.

prayer

stated

"

this

"

"

and the

that

:

eyes

throughout

our

England,

feliow-countrymen Scotland

his

was

intention

to

move

this

Rule Home

for

Rule

prosperity and ICngland

received

and

general

with upioOiy

They

of decay

may

eminent

Ireland." of

live

carried

iu

out

during ,

free

into

among ;

j

j

!

|

tell

CON writes

:

precanseldom

j

as

con-

THE

by

consumptive

scarcely contagion

recollect

WEANING

it

tin

of smut' brine should

water

tub of brine. The wheat should for five then taken steeped minutes, out and mixed with about 101b. of lime to the two bushels. CarO: dry must be taken not to steep too long a time

to

fori get the wheat, soaked, that condition, it will.when and very germinate sown, likely die off should weather the. prove dry. if

so

as

in

sown

A mere however

of a few minutes will,, dipping do no injury. When Milestone of copper) is used as a pickle, minutes' is steeping sufficient.

j

room,

j

and j

,

\

j

|

freely,

a little exercising can be greatly pickling minimised, but; the above proportions of material must! be adhered to. Iri America the plan, is sometimes of dipping the wheat adopted in a of lime admixture and strong the lime water, forming u thin coating on the grain.

(

i

\

patients, case

of

my patients

day

Hens ought

to have plenty ofexercise are to from they lay eggs which' hen! thy can bo vigorous, chickens at hatched. On the farms, the least, hens ought to have a free run.

>

The numerous as to the experiments value of p'otatocs for pigs tend' feeding to an show, English agricultural paper that tho best results states, are obtained when' they are conlcod. A litter divided into two and fed lots, for four weeks, on and the the one raw,

!

;

and

attendance." OF PIGS.

-

if

under my

are

on the. upon a crossbar, drain. Where-large> to be sown, then by: the labor of ingenuity

to

-

constantly

a

whilst

put

out,

allowed

|

i

!

weaning pigs, says the Mark Lane on the something depends to which the pigs are to be purpose Express,

mover

sowing

bo

quantities

is

it

fever

In

and

a

exchange) salt

j

Brown- Sequard, and advocated by Dr. have been all doctors, by the German works in and forestalled my practice for than of a century, more a quarter in a hotel I lived all that time in winter

if

preventive

strong enough: to an or a flont Two egg potato. bushels of wheat should be put in a and this be submerged in should bug,

be lifted tub and

souud.

where

out

breathe, of typhus

then, ventilate I threw up the

of

made

before

Muestone is in hot water dissolved the rate of £lb. to a gallon, of .wafer,, and this is sufficient for half ai quautity After, bag of wheat. being submerged: about two minutes the half-bag should'

to

But,

an

be

'

at

air is .external the inhabited

not

even

The I

believe more danger in other. I cured myself by free ventilation in advanced disease twenty-nine and 1 have: years ago, principally; of others iu the same cured shoals way. of free ventilation now The doctrines

charge. would

a

as

(remarks

(sulphate then two

escape day and that there is then no one case than in the,

surrounded and can

pre

an

WHEAT.

wheat

pickling'

j

j

and

oil

mix

hours,

the

?

carried'

neatsfoot

having 24

lor

land

the

disease.

contagion sick to the

enses

only to of both unity This was

then,

;

PIOKLING

have

cannot

the

are

you need not unbuckle;, out the of the'loops, take a pull straps hard-twisted cotton 8id. cloth, say have a dish with half-a-piut of square, kerosene wet the cloth in the oil oil; and rub the harness until which clean, done. is quickly Hang up until next

In

J

to

a

theih

'

a

touched

authority rational

allowed

'constantly I night

uot

"Never" which the

is

'that is, if admitted

if

bench 2ft. wide to the barrels. awkward at; putting

nail

fu I of lampblack with half-atablespoon of oil, go over the harness same as pint and 24 hours after rub with dry before, cloth thoroughly."

of

not

long; you together,

pared

a

of

raging

one

;

medicnl

sumpUves

night,

crios

Now,

day

J

caused

reasonable, I believe that the place from

would the

J

its

was

seemed

Under

apparent

hut

it

were was

CONSUMPTION TAGIOUS

disapproving employed to obtain is of opitiion Ireland,

add

!

has. is

inspectors the inhabitants

absolutely

have

tions takes If vi'iitilniion

while

meeting, means of.tho

I

During

cholera

why

what

"

an

was,

of sanitary

town

An

received

which

the

to

symptoms

down.

announcement

amendment,

his

the

:

all

That

of some Home

in and air other Loyalists Home from those who, through Rule, would bring them into bondage." The "prayer" continues "Open the

of

read

to

Protestants Ireland

howled

'

the

onion

which

neighbourhood.

in a row cottage disease which

,

.

forth

is

His

too

its

epidemic

IIS

He said he uproar. was an Ulster Protestant. For several minutes the was a meeting There were pandemonium. yelling and and of demonstrations cheering and the former disapproval, approval After an from the prevailing. appeal Alderman chairman, Taylor was allowed

The

granted." entreated to stretch from at hand Heaven right direst national time of onr danger," in H is pitying deliver to mercy

Almighty

it

late

the know

the

an amendment, with tumultuous

constantly

is

speci

were

.

this the infection. Of course absorbed in our useful muchrmaligned quality has a dark side. It i6 danvegetable onion which to an shows eat. gerous

had been second resolution a moved and seconded, gentleman giving T. W. his name as Alderman Taylor, of Liverpool Morning (says the Sydney Herald rose from his seat and crossed ), to the maiu He table the platform.

Profanity.

answer

them

:

said:—

Rutledge

.to

protestant

After

Uuder this Star" prints

prayer,

a

in

eased.

than

else

ulsteb

an

appropriate heading the a formula which is being on cards the distributed among loyal and of the defenders Union. patriotic of a It is an appeal to God in the form which the reader is asked to prayer recite in social "at family prayers, "

is

no

packs."

ceme

of

Here

I

brandy,

the

HARNESS. American

an

making

boards, 6ft.

harness

some one their Finally neighbours. a net noticed hanging up in ofjuiibns the fortunate house, aud on examination have disthese to become proved all

party and

murderers,

Dr.

opposed who were

Parnell

|

of

wine

preserve

TO CLEAN Farmer

with

, paper, the for cleaning gives recipe following and and harness pliable making it durable: "To make a bench to clean set two barrels on on, on end, place

and

a

sensitive onion is a very and takes in the everything of disease that comes in its way, to human us a acting protection

by the

to ignorant what told they were went These men about by the priests. in the dark and were fit to do only when they their work hunted in dirty

the aggregate property, is said to exceed a Mr. re Monnghan's

sterling.

mains

as

forth.

so

what

anything

which

of

of

people

possessions his reward in the of immense amount

an

and

the

course

of

spoken

"Those

for

predilection He bad

of

matter

men

the

were

a

rebels,

Freehold

street.

were

standing man took

disinfectants the honour

HOW

The

one.

No

recognized meeting.

ONION.

puzzle northern

of

any

THE

beings

were

crowd. and

once

little

up in, skim milk and a about the peas or wheat are

The

have at or elder-

;

A

exercise.

mixed meal of barley and wheat skim milk and a few peas. .

occasionally of a fine piece sensation of roevident. will It

and

received

way thus

particularly know where

sprung of July

1

for

increased of the same kind of quantity food had before been they taking from the New milk,if can be sow. it would time. afforded, help them at this The ran of feeders wean on a general

organism,

an

howled

'

and

with

at

rose

out

stirred

of best thingfor' theui. When have they learned to eat also feed with they will the as a on sow, andj rule, being it is best to them weaned, an give

them

French

;

inflammation,

Among.

Ulster

move

of

grateful

be

to

plan

ounces

Mix,

eyes

will

not due.

who

au

to

!

sight.

dis

no

person

don't

wo

this

or

little

only

opposition wished who but who was

Protestant

for

to

that

turbance.

two

drachm

The

allay

of

citizen

In

lief

CI

the Port bourne, opened Clnb Hotel in Lonsdale-street. Phillip The issue of the was two marriage one of whom was the wife of daughters, Mr. and the other Keogh, now dead, was to Mr. married J. A. Wallace, the

,

occasion

the

|

EYES.

useful

a

this,

in

been used for and become light

composed

the

sponge.

packing" The Orangemen. ou

have

artificial

water, half

bathe

the anti-Redmond meeting 6 years ago. We are to that no decent glad say took any notice of the meeting, Irishman

re

richest

came

a

n

THE

is

"

than

with done

was

thing

W II»»0

to

a opium, one drachm.

the

IUvDj

lllJf

less

or

flower

'

was

lately

and

that

OAMAHiriAO UCOut

lilUvvvU

DU

the

it fatigued, hand a lotiou

the

which

opened,

ft«v

LvJ/tv

nothing the meeting

,

left

were

OF eyes

CARE

the

before

'

fome.

antr

Station,

When long time

was

of

filling

"supporters"

more

Kingston Sydney in the year 1839 in the ship in North Britain with 360 company other Ou the 22nd Feb immigrants. to Miss ruary, 1841, lie was married and in the same Timms, of Sydney, year

of fact, celebration of the proper

mysterious

doors

TaLmuhmZi A fsb&fji

it

;

j

was

public

of July advance

in

so

The with

jfarm,

what meeting"

This "

,

Freeman.

Sydney

groans.

a

matter

a

12th

a or

front

Brighton-road, born in Dublin

was

and

1812,

year

as

As

Australia.

"

Erindale," Kilda. He

Irish '

date.

who

the mission protest against m National Delegates

to

of citizens of the

hall

number bad

large

a

even

distinguishing of red piece the body of the In this way of by those taken possession of the meeting of the object

favour

month

was

building the side

with a shape of

passage the in

same

who

..

was some sections ineffectual, demonaudience becoming more than hitherto. Several volleys amidst which of "Kenlish fire" followed the to Alderman left platform Taylor and the of hisses accompaniment

door, each he passed through

by

7 o'clock." half-past announced as a

was

his

the

supplied

was

at

Millionaire

a

Monnghan,

be

residence, East St, in

of

being

in

memorv

of

There

turned

is

handful

his

nil

o

of the strative

patiently

hall,

however,

stage,

ribbon.

.

country."

the

for

"Father

this

hall

during his stay in New York. The enthusiasm of the people was intense in the streets without and avenues ; and all how is the goes to show profound illustrious

awaiting

badge

frequent

of

of the

admission.

the

the fact imposing, that President Vice-President Harrison, attended Morton, and other high officials it. St. it may be remarked, was Paul's, the church which used to Washington

respect of the

front

in

one

from

most

insistintr

attempt

within persons entrance gained

of flags and flowers. Religious, also took in the various place of the city, that in St. Paul's

profusion services churches

-"—.j

end

'

oatmeal

to tb&t privilege, and this request " with Noes," greeted pronounced " Put him off the platwith interjected did not form." Mr. Taylor, however, and Mr. Abigail rose in seem inclined, His the hope of quelling the turmoil.

:

of

and Fifthavenue between Broadway dense crowds of spectators and amidst

ha

lip&r'd

the

'

she

he would take a vote as mover of the amendment

the ha

weaned,

again, depends Little view. pigs be fed from the time they are throe weeks or a month old in gradually It is best to increasing quantities. mlilce for some, them provision feeding in a separate to which the sow trough, cannot or to access, do so while gain

was

in

,

gathered at

some

from The mag

Unioo. wended

said

first

upon should

right

Daily Telegraph describing at the "Loyalist" meeting Hall, Sydney, says Long before 8 o'clock a crowd had

"

a

altogether selected

when1

the.

otheron

boiled with potatoes,: barley' showed a difference of 581b; iu: of the boiled potatoes, and other show oven more experiments marked meal, favor

results

from cooking.

-

I

I

fashion appropriate feature of great

in

time

little

Is

sequently to whether

in

Meeting

recent Protestant

was

Yoik

a

;

The centenary

height

be heard to remark, won't hear you !" and he asked, to the audience

should

the

celebrated

its

turning there one to any prepared preseut the resolution ?" This question second with an was almost, unanimous greeted " of Sit on Nhiui," and cries "No," " Put him down." The chairman sub "

Washington

Washington in "New

After

then

Centenary. The

at

could chairman " You hear, they

Sydney. Celebration

"

to

platform."

sixpence per hundred, by post sevenThe and who admire pence." people this circulate production shocking would to be the first probably impute to as other vices well as all profanity, those from whom thev differ politically. Times." Catholic

impressed tion,and, to another visit The Queen pay them received Monseigneur Fleury-Hottot, the bishop, to very Prior graciously.

was

great majority and in booing Come and down," Throw him the off

"

to

suggestions

At the end the reader is country." this informed that the cards containing formula are "sold by James NeBbett & Co.j 21 Berners-street, London, W., at

Frackleton, animated but

"

the

platform, demonstrative

were

the

forward, and, after they came " intoned reverence, Salve Her was Majesty deeply with this touching inspira the nuns, promised thanking

deep Regina." a

by

priesthood,

Mr.

this

While discussiou

inaudible on the

members

influenced

Romish

a

the

as

the

if

Rev.

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damper,

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the

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ling

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we

upon cause

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Mrs.

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tell

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pair

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a

doctors

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0

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him that the tank's and that I want him to

four

for

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leak; and fix it Then right away. store and order ten go to the hardware of nails, twenty eightpenny pounds of white three of. gallons lead, pounds oil,

in him just Please Mr.

stop

expensive

;

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especially

employing

Soule's

the

if

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..stop

and

way; of.

always at good times;

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coward,

a

have got, but who never life,

come

boiled

Maggie's, would do

he

"the

was

I

tell

a

holes

cried,

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and

what

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you

trust

the bureau drawer in the cuff box, and got and my chum went them. Pa shook so the bod fairly and I squeaked, told hiiu I was a good notion to shoot a

meet

society.

if

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the

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Does

SILVER

every habit

hands,

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tne

,

much so on spending rich food and; style, clothes, buy good, and better healthy food, cheaper clothing real and substantial get more things of life

off

stood

gasped Dusenberry.

all

that

derivative

equally ;powers.

painless,

No

think you asked the

with his brains. counterpane his eyes and began to pray.

potatoes." "

n

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in the room, and I put asleep we Went the cold muzzle revolver of the ice to and when he woke pa's temple, up I told biui if ho moved a mnscle or said a the wall and the word I would spatter

for a broom, a yeast grocery cake, of cheese, two a half pound nutmegs, smoked five a dozen pounds, of herring, of cranberries, a gallon a quart sugar, bundles of kind of syrup two molasses,

and

possessing

perfectly

at

fixed up with masks like burglars, on, and I had Pa's boots ahd we en, long hunting our down over and pulled caps eyes, looked fit to frighten a I policeman, Pa's and took meerschaum pipe-case a little the end the tied piece of ice over ma stem war goes in, and after pa aud

there are a look after to you Mrs. to. Brown's. the out pulling

my

a

telling

chum Pa

"

makes coward ?"

burglars got into he would jump out one senseless with

fommtssions.

no

yet O

as he saw the boy slipping some iuto crackers his pis>tol-pockef. " and me tried him last Well, my chum so and he is night, sick this morning that he You see, since caut get up. Pa has the burglars' got into

it

announce

to

remedy

a

dUtJ

grocer, sweet

position bank breaks."

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"What

Pa

your

and

£200,000.

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the

does

it

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see.

and

fima vi ixi

bis

I

some

sir;

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fas',

hens,

anybody ? Not

success,

individual from cloth

viuccd

"

tinsmith's looks

et

dinner,

gits

a

wanted

some

say

I"

success

An

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the

up break

likewise 20 pans

hogs, skims

-washes the clothes, et cetery." " Think I couid it fur she what

"

gits

six

the

likewise motherless

"

farmer, of the

one

cau

of that to lendiug be eollec-

tell

cows, gits to four children skewl, feeds the the other three,

starts

his

on

will

"

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been

friends

but

starve I know it."

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should

desired

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milks

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lit

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!

dollar

a

of five cents in making By the by, we need somo clmnge. and ground cloves. And starch, indigo -Joe the grocer to give liim to coax tell an old coffee bag for a mat at the hack door, and a—"

of the day.

questions

"

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a

trying biscuit box

man," said the grocer as he charged the " father.' Your Pa goods to the boy's is called a major, and you' know at the time of the ro-nnion he wore a veteran

no

cheated

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a

failure

a

great

boy

Little boy." what bo wants."

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"

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great bus

.

opened nounced

"

to

;

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was

tin

a

camping

nlmm viiuiui

the-

individual

speech.

campaign Mr.

end

somebody

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ever

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to:

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oat

taken"

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to;

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sometimes.

have

j'ou

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birds."

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wasn't

muy

have

stick shot

him,,

came

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rambled

who

be

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"

have to break,

work my ?— then I

you time."

scorn.

for

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lock broking

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ping about

it

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friend

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feel

shan't

can

there

carefully

£200,000

cares,

care

every

go ?" it with

a

as

'

toper,

my

it

man,"

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I

how

duck."

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you

drown

for

use,

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it

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maudlin

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to

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suppose

grocer, can-opener

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well.

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ways,"

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and the all details Colony, therewith, attended to at connected notice or the shortest by telegram r

Civility.

ham.

and varied extensive German, and Colonial

mtist

French,

English,

BOOTS, conducted

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hand,

on

last

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on

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price

the

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LEATHER

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and Watts'

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England.

6d.

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ticles.

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Bonnets,

about double Season.

with

replete

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upwards.

and

6d.

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Hats

LINSEED,

OF

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from

Ladies'

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selected personally in Paris, London,

sold.

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stock

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ipm

good value.

at least V. E.

save

Accommodation favourite

for

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Spectacles.

will

I

marked low prices to qualities specially meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing goods at prices much betheir real value.

Hotel;

STREET,

I

THE

Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Youths and Boys, Mens, all sizes and

GREAT

IN

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lbs.)

quantities.

large

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and opened the

G-st&s&g-

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quarter

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Continental

in small

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received

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to

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in

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Leontines

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asks

Earrings

customers

collecting,

Success.'

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and

Wines

Jewollery, &c.,sbld Watches, Clocks, IMMED on PAYMENT with TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no low prices. heavy ceedingly for and commission is paid convassing

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has

Iron,

and

urious

r

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Teas, Sugars,

not

is

bales,

&c.

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lery,

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Rings

Plated &c. Cruets,

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the

addres

they

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like

City

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tools,

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Electro

also

requirements,

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Silver Silver

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Stocks

full

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Agents, hand

on

Cornsacks, Wire Galvanized Wires,

Watches „

Gent's

Station

goods, Carpenters' Portable "Wool Forges,

Anvils,

Walthams Gold

Ladies'

Ladies' Breast Pins „

Medicines

to.

the

London,

Street,

do.

St.)

language. look

Pots.

Rings,

of

World; every

should and

Oxford

533,

London; Vendors all

almost

(late

Civilized

in

use

Purchasers

4535

a

by

sold

are

St.

Manufactured

are

of

Alberts'

Alberts Leon tines

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I

eagon,

Importers

other

sundry

two

a

and

HAVE always

every repaired

or

repaired. Nesbit's

Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets setsB.&E. „ Brooches „ „ Earrings

vigour

OF

recommended

weakened.

in

energy,

or

Gent's

and

SPRINGS

whatever

or

efficacious all

tone,

confidently

failing

of

giving MAIN

great

cleaned Levers

Nesbit's

Kidneys,

to

made

Watches

with of

Jewellery order

guarantee.

description

the

on

soothingly,

Stomach,

and BOWELS,

They

yet

years'

and

BLOOD,

the

purify

are

Merchants,

Stock

Nesbit's Walthams in the Colony.

the CHEAPEST These and other Watches

ranks of Life,

necessaries

Pills

powerfully,

Liver, to

Medicine

the leading

th

first-class cheapest EVERY and Watches in Nesbit's the description colony. and jewelled) English Levers (capped stand and rough riding work, guaran The Best teed for two Watch years.

exception.

Summer

FREMANTLE,

and

best selected stock of of Jewellery

.

Great

Adelaide,

WAREHOUSE,

I

the

PERTH.

STREET, the

HAS

without

This

Street,

General

IMIiMflfclilllia

amongst

and

Rundle

COLONIAL

J eweller,

of

Bathurst,

for office

the

of

street,

Just

a

& CO., N.S.W.

Right the

"

Rev. W. A.

Perth,

by

Bryan,

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