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Proprietor and Hardinge

that

remedy

only

cure

urinary

is

What for

cure

Carriage

eminent

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con

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you

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valuable, And Ameri compounded into Dr. Soule's such a can wonderful and: mys Hop Bitters, terious curative is which power developed, is' in its operations that no disease so varied exist ill-health can or resist its or possibly

WIMBRIDGE,

T.

to

on

and

disease, diabetes,retention', and all the to retain bility urine, and ailments 10 Women peculiar And they will tell you explicitly

1886.

Jan. 28,

most

Bright's

phatically Ask the

the

best

and

kidneys

private

a

Road walk from

minute's Railway Station.

Coach

last

price

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hopes,

equally

and power, Harmless

Builder,

invalid

it

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is

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most child

smallest

or

weak-

frail woman, to use.

STREET,

be

ing purchasers, to employed execution

and

Only.

Harness

in

AND

STEEL

quickly

correct

distressing Boxes

sex.

Chemists. Prepared only Chemist, Nottingham, Eng all the of Wholesale Imitations.

in

City

Note.turers

their

and

various

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nervousness, diseases peculiar

women.

drawn

People ating pangs and

of shape rheumatism,

of or

chronic,

Erysipelas Saltrheum,

blood in

Have

poisoning, almost

by Dr.

of which

proof neighborhood ters,

scrofula.

in

dyspepsia, all

fact,

is beir to been cured

Nature

from

suffering

excruci

inflammatory

!

and,

indigestion, frail"

from

out

"

supervision the strict

can

diseases

Hop

Soule's be found

the known

iggNone genuine

—

every of;

the

connection of trains.:

The

word

Railway all

with,

in

Bit-

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every

world.

the vile above.

a

bunch

and

label, bottle.

blown in the poisonous stuff

of Dr.

Beware to imitate

made

green Soule's of all the

Works,

of parts the arrival

More

No

Hard

Times.

"Best

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is

so much on you will stop stop sending rich food and fine clothes, style, buy good, and better healthy food, cheaper glothing ; real and substantial of life get more things and the way, especially foolish every stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors so much of the vile medi or

used

manufac

merit

of

establish can and as there be but supremacy, one customers echo "Best" let my work of my on its their experience merits. T.

without

white

If

indifference reckless by the in proclaiming work. Talk does not

W.

the

on

name

always

variety

to

run

hops

and

Carriage

DoubljB.i

and;departure

the,

dying"

of phsieians, liver diseases, called consump

by

coughs,

severe

wakefulness,

ALSO,-e Cart

nearly

or

of orders.

from

Manufac

every

dead

and up given and other kidney

have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia,

to

guarantee

Draper,

all

Patients

tion,

Phaetons, Tilburys, Traps, Carts, Drays,

and

On .completion, Omnibus will

the

Dog

Almost

years,

Bright's complaints,

Curricles, Stan Carts,

.

an.

the

For

of Carriage Hard description the im most recent ware, including in branch the of every provements business. are and class, materials First used, is skilled only workmanship employed. Photos sent or to intend Drawings

stock,

relieve with

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Pony

Gigs,

In

AL

PERTH,

Government

week.

next

II.

machinist

Hansoms, Spring Waggons, &c.

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by

BOWRA,

of

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be relied

can

Every

at

were

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taken.

the

of

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

—

1S©l®HinPS

PENN TOWLE'S YROY PILLS FOR,, FEMALES all

What

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and

privacy

GUILFOYLE,

one

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with

symptomsso pievalent

to order

opposite

City

irri

i.

the

"

HEARMAN,

W. G.

&c.,

his numerous to inform he has Removed .that

Corner

Single,

BOWRA,

with

replete visitors

to

of

all

or

any

chapter

upwards.

All1

HATS

in

thing ;all

icians

stabling

general

6d.

Is.

the windows with dressed

GENERAL

Printing.

JOHN

;

Street Perth

(Under

Bonnets,-

These qualities about double the Season.

COMMERCIAL

chapter

Ask

hotel,

JOHN

2s.

upwards.

and

6d.

2s.

best

allaying

nervous

HOTEL.

be found

victoria

the

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and Girls'

8d.

and and

quieting

AND

and

and

Hats

EXECU1E

6d.

ALL

FOR

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nerves, curing all. forms of childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always And you unhesitatingly they will tell Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 f'

Etc.

offers and

good

HAY

dRDERS

(

3d.

ENGLAND.

eminent 'Physician what is the school,

any world for of the tation

Charges— Moderate

Is.

86 G0. chemists,

Questions

the most

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residence.

se thereby undeniable

and Boys' Straw Hats,

Ladies'

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Hotel

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our

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VICTORIA

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profits

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real

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EPPS h0m(e0path1c

JOHN

and Bonnets. Straw, Hats,. Cases Ladies, Girls, Young Ladies,,, all arid sizes, Mens, iY.ouths and Boys,! to marked low prices qualities specially meet tbe present depression. temporary, take this The, public should opportunity of purchasing much 'begoods at prices

ers

thus

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milk.

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their,

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TA UILFOYLE begs to intimate t'he above that he has leased VX which he well-known and favourite Hotel, with has. completely rerstocked Wines, Beers of the, chocest, brands. and 'Spirits in a and The Hotel is situated healthy of from the'balcony commanding position, extended view of an Which unsurpassed the City is to be obtained.

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The following

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not

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the

that

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Hotel

the

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local

Manager

from Mr. William kppwn, Hotel. This

a of the natural' ".By thorough laws knowledge govern the ooerations of 'digbstioWkUd' ritrtrland tion, of the. fine by a careful application, .proper ties of wall-selected Mr. 'Epps has provided 'for cocoa, breakfast tables with a delicately-flavotired Wrerage which bills. It may save us heavy doctor's is many use articles of diet by the judicious of such that k constitution be gradually built may up utftil string to disease. Hundreds enbugh to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are around floating us rikdy "to ate tack wherever there is a weak We. may poin. escape a fatal shaft well fortified many by keeping ourselVes with blood and a properly, nourished' pure 'Irame;"— See article in the Service Civil Gazette.

whioh

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be

may "

to

in

oyer

Draper,—

City'

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public

BREAKFAST.

to inform his friends throughthe Victoria and. the District that he has taken general

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cannot' help to be "established

rtainly

sought

which the

forward

on O'jShea's testimony, that was of such a.icharapter. coming down frpm,;the fitness-box i

were beaming sinileB by Richard Webster,

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for respect 'the'1 Isi'de" Fpii iaus, W h |e he f as,, at time the bpsprn. the same friend... of .Mr, will' read like a JosephiiChmnberlain,!' of romanee." C' 'hea is Captain page

treme'

Nationalists,

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an

verily

fitness.

astound.iug,

Plan'

new'

has

Kerry

Hitherto

pIiasiB.'

pair.

lords

have

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had

was,

for

no

nation,

tenantry

the field' the nibs

,

politics

aud

:

of

now! 'dissipated.' figment of a dream. of .'.The influence it

is

the

land.-

;

.

year accumul they thought murder and outrage. '.yvere and law proceeding .Eyictipnj;di6traints, and hanging, rule;1 police transportation, were the remedies to the disease. applied It is needless io say they but aggravated oppi rissiveien't-tax, the "only ating, of resorting to

as

;

tenants

ithe

can

to

He

combination. work of -that

entered

upon

the

.migh 'The

YetVhris

lor'

i

the

agrarian for. the

,

prisoned meeting. the rihbs ernment

was

tenants, the night

and

arrested,

before

sp;

demoralised oppression.

disposed

by Bat

and.a

long.

Mr..

years

uot

and Mr.

O'Brien

is

confident;

to

National Library of Australia

of

To

this'

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a'-

was

patrouage unsolicited. iiot slow

wiis

as

to

being

to

caused

immediately sentatibus His protest

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in

.and

it so

was

Lord

recognise1'

to

be

Its to

no

time Sackville

ail

I

a

was

of

poverty

little

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two

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two years' of After that

country.. the charity,

of the with. the, of. a' /small exceptionsum which! he lis to receive allowed for Masses fori certain saying. (people abroad', He could Chin spea% as yet very little ese. But Mr. X— said of him : The Roman Catholic Chines, e.loye biro, riativ.esj

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to

j

him,

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land

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some

iee.

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retui

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Christian

Fatal Bedvers

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by standing re a, hprse ! to lend him/ saddled,

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sug-

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their some food before getting hut the answer was starting, quickly Food ? given You will by a CbitieSe; house is get food at every there not one Christian who would mot-give his only bowl of rice to our priest.'" Mrs. Davidsou adds that the Catholic in

allowed

city

the

,,

district

not or

at

the

enough,

...

tfie

pebple;

find

-said

all

the.

that

in one found three

he

visited

are

sum

rich,

.

the

priests

.

other, ,

'are

of

expense

f

he

w.liich

large

churches

Catholic.;

|Which werejusb by three of the' 6ityf gtftes f and here, where hundreds pass by every morning,

|

the

:

;

although they> are from somewhere Xrest." Mr.

!

Singau

at

'The, foreign contribute u but. quickly

to

beginuing

;

the.

built

largely natives."

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to

.

own

plenty presently ready, Then. Mr. X

door.;

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interests

Accident Buller.

Iii

priest.

have

was

churches

:

understands

certainly

said his

;

uiidoubtediy Chaucello.r's

own

would

4

Some

edifice.

jbut

X

our

it

(too,;

horse

gested

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pluns

one

at

be

not

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a,

with

u

a !

go

,

go

Mr.jX

if

und

Mr.

money!

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:

tp

a .horse,

but another, said '.What

:

that

need

wou|d

j

needed for his the Premier and iron, would liis

to

proposed

pf/7his(flock

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wife.

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mistake.'

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out.

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consequently

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day, i

arid

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it

reason,

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civilisation,

ifiyentiou

English

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the A cable'to Melbourne November London, 8,

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Cleveland the fact

was

dated! ia sad I

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Telegraph that

,1

states

the j

occurred at the Woolwich fatality Station on that day. Railway Colonel Sir Redvers Henry Buller, K.C. V.C.,

1

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rep're-

Londbii.

gone unheeded! mild measures received back his

the train, leaving inadvertenton the wrong side. He was ly alighted knocked down by a train in tlie .passing and killed. Sir Redopposite direction,

M.G.;

on

vers

Buller's

Irishmen

name

He

was

is

sent

well

known:

over

th

rrelaud

to

Dillon en j

,

handing

wrought well,

a

address

striking,

.

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in,'

lover

to people, the last

less

,of

Convention, Mr. said! the present struggle tile undoing .work, -of

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Iu the course Thurles

centuries,

J

atid

have for

oss-

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for.

as

that

for

springs.. its boasted

Mr; X!— 7: had a deeply iri years. / visit to his house. He; is one teresting of the Fraiicisban taken monks, and'has

Jit

the Italian Premier Prince Bismarck ju-t

wishes, ure concerned, ;he what he is about.

a

was

to

man

of

seen

np all

:

to

au

sufficient

ever

"it

conveyed to

seems

as

urgent"

the;

eaves

.us

hinges iMr. plaiu-

.

as

.

tells,

behuiil

gentlenaari

poor

easy to oh bis visit to may he had discerned what seemed to hiui tokens of a decline in Prince Bis marck's And not is the power. Crispi to built his swallow nest beneath ;the

vote

with

Order

bridegroohi call

no

so

To explain

obtain. Berlin

„

of springs,

the

disposed put iu her

triple

had

cause

cat's-paw

a

the

capital

bu,t,\

laujr

Second,

lawful

why

require intentions

his

advising

.

the

were

seem

failed

by the

'

damaging

President

In

death

tho

easily

she

much

purpose.

of ;,Eng Ministry Lord Sackvitle's .

fUin tuio

noisily

the

therefore,

should such

Hatichung

;

at the gossip the French newspapers lately the theme, and discussed it in that Crispi took in very 'bad There were several reasons,

manner

in-

nan-

taking- a mission V Sin-' Hiugaul plain. of of, this province

-

by the

the

gave and

part.

|

land

the so

-

that

circumstances

letter

-'

Coercionist absurd.

not

undoubtedly

time, revived

in -

Sirigani

act

First had been in the flesh, as indeed she probably knew, when he had married her. The pleu, it have whatever nevertheless, might' been in honour, held good iu all other and the was Madame Third points,

they

our

xwver

me

many,

,

sadly

the

;

liis

given Crispi

L

on

pleasure,

great

'arrived'

—

,He

matter

First,

Madame

as

Irish

the mode in British interests franchise during

through the States. was been written due

and

and

tired,

Madame

responded

asking whicli

to

as

i\ vi

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a splendid ,it with respects, handsomp are carriages, or,, cabs, ,swhich drawn by and, runMon brasja-coyeredi large, .horses, have. glass windows and gandy wheels,

is

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states,

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claims,

States.

the

in

1 1

somewhat which1 to

but

of,

Irishmen

resident advice

Shensi; in city

|

was

luiiuvriiigi

was

ever,

manner

the

on

-our

:

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the

by

to

'

—

He has 'been

curtains, China,

which conveniently virtuously esteeming himself he espoused Ma lame Crispi

widower, the Third,

magnificent

of

best serve exercise of his

Tory

the when

,|T

United

f

the

a

citizens could ever be any body of Irish induced rotes1 to record their for' kuy candidate recommended the 'by of the ambassador miserable present

-

tory,

to

of the

i

same

-of

>

cut

to

sooti

occurred;

grave its discovery andpublicatiori was to be the immediately recognised blow' that severest President Cleveland could receive. To suppose possibly tliat

or hesitate lag behind Iu two years danger blocks the way. of ati arduous it is the Plan, struggle met his hoas(>; has never with defeat nor been stained a< single witl outrage.-. Manhood is all from that, ;is required the people Io ensure tlieir ultimate vic man

will

which

influences

direct Madame

ithel

c

also he Madame

their

such

having' indiscretion,

people almost of tyrannous is

/lImmi

avoid

secure

the

VJHkiiuaiut

!

the

Q'Brieu

hand,

in administration, the approval secure

circulated

the im

itiuugural is Mr. O'Brien not blind he must run between a Gov

'other

'

'leiirnare,

representative

in

sympathies;

:

Parliamentary

.of

:

Madame Quirinal. a humble peas nit woman whom her husband had married at hut whom he soon deserted to Malta, form' second a marriage with a lady of

are

to

as

French

on

point and which

the First

at

Crispi

the candidate most favourable to Eng land and most 'to facilitate the likely 'aims of British far-reaching industry. This letter' was at once and published

granted.

;

ime

manner

supposed' English correspondent iii support of Mr. Cleveland,

which upon they rely of continued' coercion would1 too .support; and accordingly sensibly diminish, tliey have at tbe'bufset taken shell measures to that consummation as prevent lay .within their Miv Slieehan, power. the ci

-a

inherited

but

Duchess

the Third

course

their

the

homage paid Fattier Holy

;the the'

1

Jubilee,!

shadowy

Republic

guide

:to

Presidential election. Sackville Lord replied

:

and

pretended, Duke to

A

English him for he could

.

been taken of outrage

the'

a

is

was

a reformation,' when, the Plan tSunday,!he inaiigurated of Campaign on the estate of Lord KenThat mare. the Government would 'resist the endeavour to, their utmost to hind tlie jn, the bonds. of a Kerrymen. and bloodless peaceful 'organisation-

'.have

no

people

some,

is

of

very sore, actions a good deal. Ib is believed, for the of the that example, pause dismissal of the Duke of Torlonia from thb Roman !m not, was as s'ydicate

of the serious of guilty impropriety to a letter sent to him in replying the from an imaginary guise of an application

once

.re.c.ent, ,

within

tlie

the

in,,

This

papers.

of the vindication the confines withiu has been produced great Republic be called cir accidental by what may cumstances. the repre Lord Sackville, sentative' of England in Washington,

weaned, from their 'constitutional opeii

;!;be-

methods

present

if

improvement

'

admitted the before of the two' great Doli-

their

on

power of the

became the stronghold of Kerry, But Mr. William Moonlighter. with that O'Brien, thatdipp.eful courage does not of: distinguishes him, despair radical

I

on

-

„

!

commented

a

appreciative, a Catholic Shensi province

'

up

ary journey the gan vis

i

!

;0f

,,

England,

Irish

'tiie.

now

to

citizens This

and,

a

freedom.

likb-'

chiefs

parties

existing

the

effecting

,

in

iwww-w»»enof

fagain.-lv

;

i

every weapons

,

it,

to

Last week;

uiu-

Miv-'X—

Heuven-sent

Crispi, his

u

following labours-

the

the

on-

priest.1

the'

to

referenced

difficulty. European moreover, Appeared to him

Crispi.

contains

city,-

pending

long

inland Pro

Hanchnug, 1888, from

An gust 6 th,

J: Davidson, the in that missionary

to

given

j

,

testant 'Mrs: 'Ri lady, wife 6f a' Quaker

not-

by

the

:

incident diplomatic of and before the President gravity arises, takes be' sends for two action' leading in order Irish to take council politicians, with them as to the feelings of their The: entire Press of the world peopled admits that the serious whicli question has arisen can he dealt with vonly by the

themselves. no combipart, the among down an by

t

is;

The

support.

'.'.des

to

organisation and ground

;

;

Bismarck instructions

cat's-: for not paw,' only he partake in the jealously all felt inof generally; against'" -France. Italy but his own had late, private feeling j been incensed againsli her, by the inatuier in some time which, little ago, matrimonial had his. alliances been

r

offence and to,

a

there

people

path people

now, endeavouring of conduct in such

into

is

-have

to

did

believed this kind than here, never of nohsensd hut how far it j' have may been accepted as true by certain sections of the Democracy of that land it is hard to If it received as say. ever.Hwas based upon the creed which was gospel,

lical

Kerry

entered

the

.abandoned to the The Government

fere.

in

Campaign

in

fight

their

educated

Amerieu

.

The

"

of

it

a

.

iiarred,

world. The

even

readers

more

schoolmaster

a

m,oi:\v,

O'Sbea's

Captain

as

captain,

his

responded

who

"

the

i,

not

war

understood!

as to provoking Chancellor The France. with Chancellor, had determined to. solve .'said,; .so

And

"

of

dated

letter

China,

"

bis.

on

Nay,

politics/

a

the

and inconsequential" uoisy of a community in the midst interlopers most of all with iiriiiued,' supreme for. whose rule it the motherland respect than' a century and spurned riiore since, struck wbo»e standards it down wlie'i

whole,

Captain

of American

desires

case

Times lea 'er.

by the Parliamentary

the Irish

against

,

admission'

an

ni-

con

no

'KSftil',

j

carrying him. by

i>uu

upun

Crispi Piince out the

displeased

riot havo been more, English assurance that " respectable left without, American with viewed politicians" the 'feelings and the simple contempt'

his

confessed

:

'arriel

liiuueuue

hiroug

;

,

belief'

Mr.'

auy

course

'

that'

Siguor

is

:

Protestant.

a

"

;

UAtiiuieuug

and of his

V darnellism

'fact;

Tn1,1

"evidence

-of1

A

.if

;

of

,

matters,':

and which

Tebtimony

.

other-. sundry! bad, rip'jpohhectipn

most-

deal to

:

-

and .had a, great Kilmainl:amv,treaty

box,,

I

The

ClunaT

Heroismin

Bis-

;

till

his

' i

at

John

would

'

witness'

6ay abbut':the'

in

Prince

:

march:. '

into ithe British the public thatthe of many great body 'of the citizens of the Million's prosperous in the of the West, who glory "Republic A title' of Irish-; are of meiicans, incapable

last

appearance

and

,

.

Writers of the fypp pf .Mr;.. Goldwin Smith and Mr. Fronde have been to in the habit of endeavouring certainly iersua(iei belief

Special

.

O'Shea

his

»

degradation.

but not Ireland, practically resigned Com missioner.

Catholic

''

».

as

post-

ihrfe rreland.andi"Ireland Uti the

reconquering the kiidof whom

forty

upon destructive In that, ,

the,

made

"

»v.

a

Crispi

Signor.t

: i

British

Power

,

in

amusing

were

Wednesday

'

Americans lessR;

r

a

:

On

's

of

;

notes

extreme.

Captain

Irish-

the

himself

ambassador

he had

;

Are

insult

Ian

On called

and

their

condemned

a

from

recalled

was

j

shorthand

the

recommendation as

,the

their

for

his the

i

,

will

i

the people

ori

Timesrr- two police named 0' Sergeant who, Malley and Head-Constable Irwin, had nothing Sir Richard like Webster, to reveaj. The blunders extraordinary to read of both these officials in trying on

of

and

!

of behalf, shorthand-writers

stories. or

performance. were witnesses

first

the

old., fresh,

the lesson taught the deepest significance of England.

failed,

one

in the administered palpable kind, of the of the world. presence peoples of Lord and the The policy Salisbury have of our power people unitedly about of the the repudiation brought

1

stale,

be

Government,

tlie.

would he succeed with all their can

but and'

d harsh treatment. that the brave soldier the Finding with the heart of a christian aud the feelings of a gentleman not would play the part allotted to him he by the CoercionistB,

;

ginal1

diatribes,

new,

nothing m1 the entire

and

he

soldier,

demands

unjust

-

of

was.

Tuesday

where coercion

success

If

Cromwell,

,

;

mere

There

and

of

case

great.

a

landlords,

ing:;

i

the rehash

of

in

enormously

the and only power Irish kith and kindred of our influence could haye secured for Lord Salisbury snub of the most and his colleagues a

:

dullest

was

speech

murder

on

work

bis

The Attorney-General's

Moonlighting. a

hours with and audience of the League

:

inspired by the feeling of the Irish caused tenants, sufferings him to throw in his sympathies with the He refused to assist the evict people.

and

:

and

week,

twenty-seven

judges, lawyers, trite denunciations tales old wives'

stale,

dry

of

brave

part

as

compassionate

Coercionist audacity been of capable of Lord as that step

a

the

(instincts

'

for

haviog

bored

brought Friday

last

such

1

after

Webster close on

1

rigmarole

a

to play

,

have

conld

inspiring Sackville

resignation.

arid

Tory insolence alone

ihe '

I

to

J

allowed

not

was

of decent

privilege

-

Richard

—

:

.

Sir

3rd his

! i

|

and

,

of November

\

\

pass-port,

.

Commission-

Says the Nation

...

#

bis has' been urged against, anxious thatf by friends, men of Kerry, and: he can rely Ynpon the once that together they, too, leagued their on other like estates, compatriots of un a like them, display spirit will, daunted and It resolution courage. his cannot be denied that he exposes fruits of cause to a fearful risk, yet the

,

Th'e Parnell

' |

spite of what determination

in gs.

e an

\

.

<&

l

.

a

'

f/

enter

:

it

,

1

belouged; 'During: a years havoc/was the peppie.of Irejand lit'tlo the, of Cromjthan wprs period

,

more,

tjian,

half

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Hrirfiogton, to

'

shaky :arid

warning

consider

it

those

for'

who

he

'to the' Coercion' repaly1 arise. the opportunity vise 'the of 'Irelarid 'people'

honourably

to

'

enterdd into, waS a ffee coritra'ct. Of thO' 'statement'

!

cotted

for

u

aS

these

natrie

under'

happened

Opobo

River

during1'

been

arid

be

to

the

in

forward the upon

shortly 'called'

chief

to

'

which-

Irelarid

'in

of "the

National

the

in

were

to

pealed

League.'

United

'the task nevertheless

accepted

but

reluctance, to Orik'a,"and

States.

They the

with

last

The Independent

the

eact'

for estimate aii increase

sul

to

.

'

bri

"138,885

-

expressed"

them

the

to

over

the mearitime in the river,

In

arrived'

and

including follow wi th increase of

Baptists '

different

sects,

members,

an

are

branches;

136,685 54,249. ber '457,

rieit

The

consisting with in order, net

a

members;

consul.

consul

21,205

include The members. Episcopalians 20J254 com446.785, having gained Free Press. municants.— -Detroit

on

The

.

the ten

October,

by

the

Bramble.5

-

Africa

of

atrocities'

''

'

a"

:

'

an

OkVika,'

at

received

'dispatch 1

very is land"

the

the; on

1

bri

'

seririris

1

Liverpool tbreak Coirie

situated

which

'

a't

'fifty'

Biver,

Bcdtiy

'

nbW

Last'

'

tnbe,'ririce(

"

'

into

uh

Blit necine'

feuds',

chiefs'"

of

1

factions to

'dppealed'

Okrika

brit

jpebple',

ri'poWeipful

tb

now

th'e

inter through the Kings ririd

river

inter

themselves

verie

in

and

another

a

between1 it sebm' would' THri faction. qririiTel,' markets" which1 it the oil at originated 'as of the' Okrikaris, is to the iritei'est' and -free,' to men, middle keep open' the appellants, side'd virith' The Okrikaris in' the and warned their opponents that would assist of hostilities theyevent the feud. The them, and put a stop'to without effect however," was, warning the attacked and 'the1 hostile Ogoriis were whilst" 'they allies 6f the Ok'rik'rins a from the inarkbts', killing returning of prisoners a- number ririd chief' taking dispute

and

a

Okrikrins,'

-

The (of 'property. quantity of this raid, on informed being friends a diabolical with' 'their which of revenge, prothey >

planned scheme

With

whom

have''

I-

coii

at'

hour

an

a

to

Germauy,

many

valuable

in

.

and

detestable

reasonable

a

and I

National Library of Australia

and

stupidities

nonentities

at

Lord

of

seems

vivendi

sensible

and

minute

to

their

Franciscans, We the

by the

are

in

.

oe

With

the

and,

;

is

Pope

than

less

sausned

dered

that

and secured

history

its

their

excite

the

miserable

cause

one

miserably

champion.-

must

-which Nation

op the

which

recoil

they

his

his

by

.faith,-

:

the

with;

.

One

Orangeman. as

unco,

bis

wen'ding.

way up. .with, .blooming ,

or

on so

smi(e

a ratio

the

that,,

the

'

,

j

are less in His sight than those splendid of old I have kuights shrunk from the saduess, of seeing myself the wards of the Hospice, though,, Ij have been is sadness told there no

through

(ages,

;

ruther

heavenly

the

come

to

lovely pure

chapel

for

In

,

lily,

has

bird

holy to

its

f

know and in

'

sky may

bonghs I

L

the

l.arge

wide

the colour,

peace rests from, which

before

beinir

earth

It

to

come

,

the

shell

flown

in

place

lovely,

with

of light where

mortal

know

I

house,

full

large the

reverently

tbe

fifteen

while

the

you the

a

as

a

'out

;

which through of green waving eyes. dyingp

windows, and

joy

old

stately

gray,

for

laid, a,

is

and:

peace

and counsel.

comfort

rail-

of whose wishes Catholics, and must be respected; it being the feelings of their interest to temporal rulers keep them contented. When civil authority is exercised it is righteously always Church. As tbe supported by the Head of the Church, 1 cannot counten ance

done

injustice

committed

to

strongly tioned ; his

and

—

absolute .

to

betoken but

profoundly, lighted up

fascinating with gentle love-kindness. of the most

built

slightly

;

'

its

hen is

his

am

der

living

has seen him speak can doubt.

M.r.

Baltic

face

Other

obtained

dead, towards

who

Gower, taken

offence

inflicted

him of

Dobell lured and

on

at the had mills, at some punishment slight him by Mr. Lawrence ; and on

had, Mr. Lawrence there

Gower's the

belief

forestall

to various

;

'

'

worked

'

as

in and

the discovery 'of the Gowe'r has rib w confessed to a of the Salvation captain Army that' the murder he instigated and Dobell committed it. to this According' story,

one

one

months

at' the manager Tan bridge, was no clde could be

a

'

murderer.'

is

A few

outrages.

'Lawrence, Saw Mills,

shot

found

reflecting,

no potentates smile and heard But consciousness

—

'

and

agri'

expression

ever

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tlie Weekly Reqister: series of crimes. extraordinary appears1 fto' have been committed at Tan-' Two youths, Wells. of the ages bridge of seventeen 'and called eighteen, Dobell, and Gowrif, have been arrested the on made confession by the elder of a mur

are

and

Pernicious

An

When mournfully. of his one by peculiarly it beams smiles, however, arid benevolence tender

of

dp

'

Says

finely

When !

Effects

Criminals.

ture.

manner, features

it is Altogether; interesting, attractive, memorable I have physiognomies That Leo XIII. yet contemplated. one of the most rimiable as well

intellectual

The

propor brow are lofty sickled o'er by the

repose that .

His -

Youthful

fragile-

in

grave

colourless cest of thought."

in

those who and whom I defend.":

of bearing. marked but cheeks and

are

is

to

care,

exceeding

and dignified

who .

realise .what ,a and mockery, thp Belfast trial .ifqur. one

lions

looking,.

its has shaped fortunes. There

The disgust

consolation; action 'will

is

Empire

the

'

service'

thri.i

to-day, .picturesque knights ;of. God's battles and the bat ties, of fighting His poor, with a knightliness contipped

this

as

dissatisfied,'

discontented. there are

are

German

seems

it

,bqt.<

of,

glirripse.

less

negotia of the

withdrawal

State.'

not

may

Dr.

peasants

'

say.qjf;

.with arises, aud, passes they portal And who shall say:

Presence.

of

spheres Dominicaiis,

one

backwards,

consent. cannot The teaching of the Church must be recognised, rights and their exercise must be duly author

who carry their enmity ignorant and the evictor for the landgrabber into of God, but is the House their action of the men with that compared holy who, 'out of mere party spite, depose a of their servant Church, who has ren

'conduct

at

i,

Northern

I

this

pale

the1

will

repeated,

the knights of St.Jiphn, than. this ante-chqjnber,, of heaven, where those are fo. waiting whom shall in ,a the curtain moment,: sooner or be withdrawn later, by angel, from circle the, of whom hands, every,

onr affecting Educational prohibitions but there is Orders'; great -difficulty. Tbe German Government desires to hands -the exclusive keep in its own of Catholic instruction To children.

hear of

We

of

makes

the Templars, could be holier

and

Episcopacy

returri

about

tion

almost

carried.

.foijj

visjblpj

,,

.

Bism'arbk

very

our

and Benedictines.

the

'rind

many,

tb,e)

nqt.,

this

she be

hej intqj

avenue, chestnut boughs of Our Lady's Hospicq., It is such a, as the knightEt; preparation of old made, with and ,, vigil,, fasting before themselves uqder the enrolling bauner of God. No, great Church ,,of,

.;

to

authorised doty— the

vote

of hostility1 was joud denunciation

Plunket. too

cause

into

of

a

,ifer.

down-

were.

earth What

upon

ot him thinks the stately old

'

the often

were

iritoleraUts

it

questioned of him discrediting

guid

in Germany all is clergy goirig smoothly and satisfactorily. The vacant offices have been properly filled with the up accord and Slatri alike of Ohurch and the contentment of both. Of to our Orders which had been expel Religious from three have led been Germany,

But

Approval

if

ago,

way

have'

my bound to protect Leo XIII. is

their

resisted This action was by of Trinity and Stubbs, College, whose Venerable Archdeacon Scott, 'seems to have merited position-

of the

insolence

whic

was

years

many respects

concessions.

this

it..

honqur-r!

gone almost

danger

which

soldier,

than he can be (Convinced, found him willing to aricedb His to just who requests. son, too, had a -long (audience of me ori the even is

'

in

at last penetra be termed the

hais

pit,

be,,.

favour and devotion— one passionate had, almost said which mark, saintliness— him out as a Christian, pre-eminently

versed stretch.

modus'

our

not-scj

,

knew

personally

regard)

with

know, when

back. 1

torate

speriking find that his lato

not

'

;

into what might of Protristanitism. Recently, sanctuary of the Protestant at the meeting' Synod, was Rev. Professor Galbraith ejected of honorary from the position secretary which he had Synod, a position jid-theThe movers for hrild in yerirs; eighteen were two the mattor cler insignificant had "all gymen, who, we may be certain,

place iri thd "British included protec of May 'last:1 under the treaty of" thd'Ogoni section iSeptembfcr'a

up

had

I have to be satisfied. From the good reason I have German Government obtained

'

Galbraith-

ted

:

is

canni-

'

1

xriil'ds

and

intolerari'cri'

and death bottomless presence

Canada, he could hands,

a-/

,

,b,e,itj

his.

reputation for— and

.of,

eye, life,

stainless:

a

was

Catholics

ballism,

i:.

"A

<

Prof.

Rev.

with than

more

ised

Tory

reports'

did

in

bis

angel-guardian. him is too, sacred to she will give one

'

resembled

Emperor I

I

it

fortunes; and the yes, would die

the

wibe and good Prince; very read '( molto istruito well' ), intelligent,' and large-minded. His manners were What be said was perfect. always full of good sense and kindness.

rescued

down the

brougHt

to We'd

cauo'es

with

Bonny

to

taken

his to

on; the eventfnl

Perhaps

have

well

:

Coast

West

t errible

Tuliamore

'

He

i

The

revolutionist in event his great be Mitchelstown,

<

and' terms, of Ten thei';

Bramble, returned

board, the 2th

Eriday, Ogoriis"beirig

'

should

stipula be landed.V

deplorable state, were; and surrendered. In the 100 of palm puncheons imposed 'upon' the Orkrikans by

was

the

num

Copgregationalists have gained

anil'

58'4;

oil

of'

gain

latter

a

survivors, then produced of end a fine

The1 Pi esby teriaris

'

nine

in

'

1

on

with

arranged palaver

place should ting that no marines consul to these agreed jThe Went ashore accordingly.

of

increase

an

the consul, that the the shore,,

.

The '

24478'.'

came

'that,

of

j

:

.

terrible

and

After

opportunity him. I

ing of the 17th, With earnest.

Kiog

take

'

'

He

-

of

act

an

O'Brien"

Williairia

,

1

Accompanied the Okrikans

Methodism, compVisijig Comes' next ygith branches','

3,71685

us.

-

arid

liked, for

the order

'

1

com'mfi'nioants,

con-;,

H.M.S.

.

166,871. thirteen

,

me.

whom

father,

up to their

and chiefs to' attend a palaver the guhboAt. (in board This smrimons to obey ; hut eventually the they refused blew who' Calabar arid Bonny chiefs,

(

4(599,59

to

with

privately the young

"

oil October '3, in eiri barked conduct "a"' personal' investigation" his arrival' at Okrika, he summoned

the

5

7,200,000. fourteen

ap at

whom''

deliver

to

they

hand'

to'

himself.

to'

and ministers, 94,457 communicants, variouVly 19,790,323 three' sixty denomip adivided among the Roman Catholio' tions." Of ihese with Church is,' of course,' th e strongest' '

My young acceded

to strengthen consolidate their

benefit

was'

it

;

hiin present no further

hand.

'survivors;

|ohsul

'

'

although

Bramble

the present of 774,861

.

'

this

am

information

already

refused

Okrikains

reridiness

strength .country It has

v'epresentirig

figures

churches,

me

tb

!

an

"

proceeded

back

brought1 the reports nd fourteen

fori

them

pu Wished

year

the

numerical shoeing churches of this of the united l 9, 000,000. over to be, a httle statistics

vear.

to

courtesy, I had much glad to receive'him. to him ; but just to as I was say discourse he interrupted my beginning in his brother, me in order to by calling I

some

1

1

its' given exhibiting

see

to

'

now

not

position,

'

confirming

Religion

and

;

,

myself

calculated

was presence adversaries

leading' Bonny' to the proceed to scene their influence massacres'.' further prevent' They were' of affairs,' also to report ripon the state' surrender arid to demand tlie of any1' survivors.' Some of the chiefs thris ap

Calabar and exert

New

those'

practically

I cannot'issue. to do so. This

me

our

was

arid

Bonny,

in

rather

to

—

party would know

new altogether Aspect ryou must see the sweet faced English nun, in whose arms his mother aud heav her speak; died, of him. Bome' of Upon her that,, mother's tenderness must have descend ed. Here for her and counsel, Her,, and her prayers comes., blessing, thiri/

(questo giovune), having the German throne,' Has been making of visits a round to European Courts; to. St. Petersburgh,? Copenhagen, to. his Vienna; and finally Rome, where

tbe of

course

which

us—

have

past, restrict'

under

to

150.

at

to

me

'but

us

man

put'

where the intelligence events, communicated to He him.'

peared

were in There, not, which'5 had been'1 faVins'

jrear"

the 'bin

Hewitt

orice

!

frin'

Mis

at

years'

forbids

dignity

bat

hand

ten

from

palace,

were"1

eaten

to reports the lowest

reliable

number

arid

killed

Consul

boy

mendacious invention, Lord- Lieutenant

a'

'

retftkeif

of 1

duly

that

d&riied

Dillon)

farms.

Ms1 opinion,'

bodies

who, for compelled

subject'

'

Pe1 d'dfied,(the/'

and

'eviction'

t'

(Mr!

statement''

been had

most

these

Lieutenant

'

7

he"'

re-let,'

us

nj

freely'

had'

which

'farms

iriany

'

Lord

the

number

the the the

that this he1 denied With reference to

'

b'rit

that1

contracts

fufil

'

gave

obligation "of" pressure money "sbofild "iid He' 'wofil'd

of their

mutilated observed down the Bonny River. floating After the capture of the party invited made to the a was raid palaver; upon the virtually whence undefended" villages arid was further came,' the result they It is to estimate atrocities. difficult directions,

honourable' buy under

an

was request ; to favourable incoming to those who are against

Nationalist If y'oii1

not

was

his

not

of the

of

,

not

while

oar

Rome

to

thus

.

full'

would

at

one

Eriiperor's

came

O'Brien-

Miss Katharine Tynan writes of the pronainent members

either

are

we.

-

them'

He "that'

arid"

security, fair

Wood The

'the'

he

William

'

to satisfactory I canuot

drdiS'sritisfied'witflth'e

That-

visit.'

,'

'very

dririk

satisfied

Mr-

'

had' prrived interlocutor. august u he replied; that

Vatican

niy say,"

,

'h

it

the

out of calabashes. reports received from a source as trustworthy to the condition of the town the during are too revolting for publica iragedy the remnants tion. Mangled" remains of human in all. were strewn beings

'

advance five millions' Ashbourne's niore' Act, but was he1 (Mr.' opposed to land Dillbri) 'coercion existed:' purchase so long as He Would tell' the English people 'so long as 'mohey 'for the purchase they advdfic'ed in Ireland ofit lands they would be giving'

Government finder' Lord

the'

to

children

vietiiris

had'iigea'

Belfast,

;

where Okrika; barbarously they were and eaten. The victims' butchered' 'and '.to included women children ; arid, blood such a height1' had the taste for that the Okrikans coriipelled. arisen, their

Weekly

-

to

a# very

—

Register.

,

These statistics present peridd. sad picture and justify indeed, the niethdds of cbtnbinain evefy respCct, tibn the 'adopted' by tenantry throiighbdt next Mr. Dillon referred the country. of land tbe tb question purchase.

who had an lui. correspondent lyuudiericel the' 'P»p6, his 'with conii'iinirig remarks' on the interview, says 1 then His Holiness 'if ventured tri'u&k th'e German "visit: recent to "EmpbTbr's '

the'

'

'

A

,

eighty lured

'

.

attack

of will' are no Lless power arid' strength manifest in: the glance of his bright eye and- the toiie of his clear thari 'is voice; of geniality temperament.-

XIHi

.

parties,'

satdb

at

pretext of the for, palaver purpose the the differences between the the Ogqnis concerned in referred to, accoiripariied' by of their were treacherously' chiefs,: into; a apd takea captured, trap,

settling'

'

Lord

Leo a

'

population

during

tlie

effect.; to

,

friendly"

into carry an invitation

of

.

Under,

435.-

!a 199,000'; "249006,' and iri '1881, 246, -1 record showing that1 n'd less 'than all ooo pebplb' were, despite resistance, swept out of fchfe country by landlordism!' Dillon1 shbWed tlidt over sixteen Mr.11

hdtnes1 disappeared

to

once

.

1841,

was

thousand

at

,

'population 1861, the a

ceeded

'dis '

in of

,

had

Tippefaify country had

'-.

'

bf

population' The appeared. said 'toft' Dillon, in 000: "peddle1; tfi'd

Gower's to

other

The

lonely through the

confession

crimes-

'

instigation, a

shot him confession' is apparently his tbat' friend was

him;

'

-robbery,

spot, brain.

due to about

to '

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'the

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League, Shrewsbury. rose

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was

large meeting of the Prililhall at in .the music

He. moved

ihundred

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the

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you the of the to

of

to "be

of'tritir;

with

'the

cruelty1 tri'thfem

'ririder

arid

cover a'

mark

manful

anil

as

'furtheri

tion

"the'

df'

resolute their

we

law

gfreat'1

allbw'me

suiEFeririgs. to make

lettdr's

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Bean

T

wish'7

serid

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4

have

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;

few

a'

received

of Winchester1 wasn't so poior/

writes I

Ireland

so'with'

4

Cleayei:'f'writ'es':—

and

myself/ my 'purse

is

"The

heart."

my

rill

Rev.

Being

Nati

in

Having tenants

argued,

United

rid'

certainc

D.

triumph,

"Iri'shmari

an

men

poli;cy

,;;Kingdoniii would he;

of

.

ii

;-par;ts:

of

Rule

to

robbed-

be.-

,

ai

,

patriotic to

I simply hated the English. to have learned how thankful wide arid felt' is the "sympathy general" now that they by'1 the English people, for those who kno w &' little of the facts,,

be

Irish

the

!

how

'J

the

t

should add that many; with. in heartiest accord whose means, however, from a more practical

like

I

see

tke;

cause,

them of

profession

>

.

,

...\ .

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,

;

Wadenhoe, M.A., Oundle; C/.Drpwp, Stetchr, Rev. A;. Burton, M.A., T.C.D.,. worth Vicarage ; Rpv. C. A. Chase, Vicar of All Saints, MIa', Plymouth ; Rev. E. ,1). Cleaver, M.A,, Dolgelly;. i. R. Creevy, M.A,, Vicar of'EskItey.,1 M A.„ Vicar i Henry dpie .jOjjw.ell, $ey.' Rev. H., S. Fagan, M.A., of!, Harlow.; Rev. Henry Rector ;of Cressinghain of Grosmere; Fle cb'er, .Rector .Vl.A., Rev. M. A., .Rector., of, W.,Greenwell, Rev. W. ,H. Harrison, South'Bailey <

j

.

,

.

;

honestly

is-

to

i

inflicted societies,

political

parties,

a|bioody; in achieving:

ouly

England

a

to

Capital

,«f:

,

of

.

\allcer';t''£>ing,.,.

Huish,

,'B ;

L).,

Lev.

Kirk

MTbore R D.;

phanipflovyer

National Library of Australia

9d.,

themselves They -could

,

;

Rev.

;

Rector,,

Rev.

the

the

Daily

The

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death

heda

passed of the

tJre%>ft-.

Cctobeiv). striking,

Maidstone.

of

5/.

Major :

T.

and

P.

Gil',

instructive

,

admitted

He

league

of

having this

nature

received from ,

not

then

a,

ordered to

kill

£7

.

,

, .

.

.

.have been the iniiitary

officers i>y

'

/

spies. is

Press

,

commenting: this and deiriauda outrage, of every individual Gerfor

providing Austrian' the

/

a

iricreaso

large has

Army

virtually

Reichstag:

Wake, London

artist

;w

.

the has

.on

Graphic,

.,-

staff

of

,been the

killed British

thy

a skirmish between and Arabs at Suakim. The troops British fell into ambush and experienced the in greatest; difficulty, recovering

during

shelter.

over

.The .Russian Persian

Timothy,

monopoly, and are

making ad.vttnces

against, in

Persia.'/

The Spanish Ministry have resigned, to the owing continued hostilities and Progres between the Federalist sionist

inflict

too

are

Foreign the.

are buyers market,., which,

advanced

;

proceeding briskly. and yery strong, has, is, hardening,

»

i"

pound.

per

three-half-pence i

1«.

i

»

/

;

member, of Parlia members,, of the

the or,

parties.

The wool sales

INTERCOLONIAL.

much

;f December .Sydney, 5., Bill The payment of Members has been rejected by 30 to; 3. Miss Essie well-known Jenyns,.the

iI

,

,.

,

France

has given in her. adhesion to for ,the of proposal suppression on the East Coast of Africa. slavery Owing to the massing .of Russian ;

tumps

claim

Cabinet trade

externally a furious protest made by the British

.for

the

P., con-

Bill

the

.

Harrington, who ment,

M

French

passed

,

I

:

'# s'-

,

on representation -Judicial. of the Privy Council. A former member of; the Kerry of the branch, Land League, in the of his evidence in course, the TimesParnell Commission' enquiry confesse d to having, assisted in several outrages for which he was tenunts, against paid.

f

'Servia

December

Germany

J

Oaths Abolition of Bill has the Lords. The second reading Irish Laud Purchase. £5,000,000

obtain Committee

Barbarity.

.

.

.

,

A in

soon

1

Mr.

as

i

from

20th

French from

The

j

ha&: passed its second also reading the Lords. at .The Earl of Carnarvon, speaking at St <71ub last B dinner given George's said he hoped the colonies, would night, Bill

an

on

Shapstchina

imprisonment.

Thirteen

yews.)

announced:

is

in

immense of the,7 gathering, Lou h and Meath in DrpgSunday las,t (says the Nation oi

'

severely upon the expulsion knan from France.

London, December,

M. P. for

Ross, <

or

.

At

'

of

are

expelled authorities

.

The

\

the

'/

London,

all

FOREIGN.

,

iri

leave

,

World'.

.:

services

people

must'.'

they

The Grand

unmerited

bur(t.

,

that

in

uow

'

in

i

!

1

Has

,

Jnteccolontal

j

murdered.

1

the House '

|

by

for into

land

<

and

operation, Sold lis.,

throughout

anti

(From

j

,.

Le- Vale,; Ray. Rector pf Winteiv M. A ,John Heelis,

M.A.,

2s,

l£d.,

for

nearly

tonic

their

gran

and show/,' an concluded, of radical feeling. and fifty mem One hundred liberal bers of the House of Commons have an address to Mr/ John Dil presented with him for his' lata lon, sympathising

©elegrams

:

ton-

ley

in

brisk

fund

a

of occupiers has passed thereof

elections increase

Human

circumstances.

any

Vendors

|

.

Rectrit.,,

Harris, Basset

mild

en

per growing death is expected

the

Germany

subject. called the

the

,

is.

The German Government the officers formed French

i

police

individuals,

uproar

j

are

powerful

a

are

Is.

at

of

.

,

hiirne

s

.

Henry,

of S tan

as

Liforeign

punishment

:

h'ectpr

of

an

subsequently

towards

£5,000,000

converting the owners of Lords.

t

they would, not succeed if\ glorious revolution, herself remains trne.

Landlord

to

|

of

cause,

the one

former

J

confidently

which we with justice

7.

Basly the

weak and his ceptibly hourly. The wool sales are continuing and Atriericans are buying largely. The Irish Land Purchase Bill

present

Remedy

the

is

act

aperient, under safe

.Medicine

treason.

;

P'.AV,

are

Simple

a

Stomach,"

bottles,'

is

rebellion,

Pills

as-,

which diseases to

Pills, Strengtbener

pnd

or even by great Mr. murder. always Parnell and Mr. Dillon and Mr. Healy are brotherso their leaguers' keepers them to resistance,! long as they, inflame and revenge against the English hatred, and the But' Anglo-Irish -people. though they might succeed in provoking

private

was

name.

.s

Bright

j

ting

Indigestion.—

for

' Natural gentle

sanction to those

;

were

they

-.by

Remedy

Norton's

citizens'

;proper!y said by the damnation/ Any death by perverse to the administra-

murder.

,

Camomile

'

lreland, equally

the-

apologised. Mr. John

.

people, the struggle

ordered

j

resist

folly.

say

till together There victory.

best

indigestion, all the

duty

are.

their-

encouraged

Recommended

their

-it;; err, supreme authority may cannot be guilty of murder. Cn 'the other Gladstone hand, as Mr. formerly fore e'of the National moral said, Leaguje rests and the' sanction upon boycotting, of the policy intimidation and 'boy of;

cotting when

Rev. Very i/"(Subscril)ers.',, Dean of .Winchester, Rev. Ode L. Bald of Heapsey Rev. H. win, ,B. A., Vicar A. M.A., Plymouth ;/ Rev. C./Briggs, name

for

in

j

in an

firmly

ended

The Norton's

The I

preclude

thank

not

are

good

that-

r

liority

to apostle puifehaso how, if any., suffered and violent opposition tors oi, the law/ by. attacking, or riotous, conduct, they had

to

—

Blunderer.' of the clergy

;

sympathy../.

to

;aut

-

'the" peasants the face of the earth. Rolfe There says should

those;

Moreover, constituted

the, not

a

;'

most

lovable people on he Rev.cGr. W. is one eviction I that of Balfmir

-of

..

?"

lohg

was

<-

stand

the

struck An face.

latter

.

driving

In

Deputies. called M.

.

the

in

country.

.

'Lord

peasants

rebellion

he

,

of

Susiani

the

of

occurred

in the violently but the disputants sued,

Thei

.:

been so long Oppressed and' trodden Rev. the dust in my1 poor country'.' Ti-'Ji'Lawreince' writes Day! by day, i1-/-4 whtih Tread the1 accounts of evictions, sinks' within" me rind' "Tory, nSy heart

"0

priests

,

struggle;

sacred loo patriotic duty, of the United The Kingdom. of the law! 'was death death who were of -high guilty-,

1

long

:un<l

put (down;.

halve

How think

on

ed at the meeting a representative and Radical the Kenriington Liberal Association.

;

the.i

party...

'

ybuhg'dayis But 'Is arif

the-,

quite

ani.outcome

M

.

,

Gill confidenily of the attention ofthe barbarities his able concluding

In

'speiech,

A»r.„

u&

was

,

i

landlordism.

have

scenes

and

ass

Mr. the

as surely, rivet predicted, world .civilised

outeom.e. people of the

.

assistance. without

upon, have

December

London,

Chamber

jFrench of them

'

iwil

the

of,the He

imperial citizenship/without' If rebellion to seenied

;

by

war,.

,

and .minovity, of: Ireland would, iof.:

Ulster,;,

themselves-

sufFer,

governed .be

theiHOnie

|of

...

.

might

it

Catholic

Ireland,

"

emptied' being 'continually I haVe' seen more fdr'Trisb1 purposes. and tliac" of the enough oppression of the In tenants'.' robbery poor my

in

costs,

all

disposal said Lisle

de.

Civil

.ILieagu.ei

Morley

ly

C.1

inal

be

to

of the, -present

on

"hut

Mr.

,

;

the

see,

of

the

at.

Government.'

to

Several

j

been decided in Brussels,

of

revert

to'

i

a Sing'eton tenantry, to combination popular thein, support to save could not sitir a finger the man from a death. iniserable The Massaact reene could as The men, tenantry ib one. This lesson a useful tragedy

the

Ireland

.of

at

land;inuintained

by ..every

over

'i'

can

tenant

the 'evicted

for

will

Jrom quotation's from subscribers.

'

T.

law. desire

earnestly,

his

to

come

landlord,

The

theicontli-

and

wife

bis

Cham-

meeting. has Servia to her maiden

Milan

King

.

_

their

;no tlmt was hopse lhet;e half-way of between the, authority asserting and of the law, and handing Parliament'

"arid

you

the criminal,

means

of,

farmers,

„

have the

which,

improve

to

tenant

jnost.

of the

and the

patience

'rotiriy

-the

proeeduiepf Ithat

Law,' admira

our

of

,

;,

Parliament

the:

Kingdom

'

they'have

of

in

displayed

British

'

'of

Ition

the gross meted out

in tenants shauieful injustice

"poor

arid

by

passed

iUnited.,

1' givb! received' a mark as; miprimus heartfelt' deep "and sympathy

nkm'es,'i&c.,/! it;1,

of England, whose below;' We wish

Church

'the'

rieon

,of.,

,

clergy

policy foreign the measures,..,

and,,

;appro.ve.

we

I

French

concequeuce been hissed whilst

socialistic

a

past

for

President,

in

prohibited,

Queeu having

.

th'e4

jentirely liotne

meeting

Salisbury's that

has

meetings

'

.

siricerest

to

Lord

with,

Outdoor

j

'

I band pleasure Enclosed" cheque subscribed Evicted 'Tenants' Fund by some over

"That

:

persons ;agrees,\

ber of Deputies, beeu

.

with

js

It

of the exmembers of the

libelling

severe

.

Sir,—

,

-

Dear

i

Vu My";

this

'

O'lBrieb":1

'

i

without

the

,

dynamite,

son-in-law

carried

left

of

,,

on, attempts .pub lic in Paris are threatened, buildings The of M. the prosecution, Wilson,

stable brother even were nailed His. up. and dared not tenants help him, there neglected he might have perished bud not two of the Massereene tenantry, not of who were paralysed by fear

:

1

'

and

day, doors

a

,

Further

i

.

"

'

Vicarage,

writes'

,

"N ewm'arket,"

wintry The

a

.

aged

from suffering he was bronchitis,

shelter.

:

.

'

worth Mr to

on

him

was

arid

or'

out

save

Though

feeble,

attack,

could he'

entreaty

eviction.

and

the.,

;

Stretch

'

.

from

:

of

Th'e

times'.1

'the.

of

amount

j

'of features' significant Alfred Rev:1' Burton,

eminent.

'

following which resolution, was,, seconded by, Mr. South Albert for Pell, formerly. M.P., and carried Leicestershire, unanimously in an seven or eight assembly of some :.

of

..

,

the,

a ;principal speaker ithe Habitation Conilovfir '

for

:M. P.,

it out grind he could furnish £100 required,

Then

out

|

to

managed

last.

£65

pay

and practical tolerant Christianity. Russia has under takeu to constrict 12 guuboats for. the Montenegrin Groy-

the to die. arid was cast out, on the roadside. had held the, place for over, His' family had and he himself three centuries, it Yet no lived iu years. eighty

;

,de

He

April

only

<

..

to

themselves

tax.

until

deably

publishes

speech ,

no

who'

catholic.

irish

London,

following M r.

generous "of their

medium'

'

starved

,

slaved and this oppres

family,

.

"

their'

Ruie-

his

with

Dunne,

.

recipien and the

shbedription earnest 'sympathy.

'of

Home

.

jat

Opponents

sive

a helping lending7 ofTrelatid tenants ever1 moved generous ot' the United editor t

of1

;

Bitter

.

the

Real

i

Ireland

,,

I

'

h'erirts)/make

the '

England,' evicted charity the

(n'd'grOhthr

:

,

the

to7'

Hriri'd

of

iOne

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will .in, America be.jpaid .pff, Wei ye years, but he., insists op ,the. re-adof thp, tariff., justmept ..Prince .a. .Bismarck is ,,to,; be .created in recognition of his of Divinity, Doctor,

<

;

oft

ratej

(

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ears.

present Uebt of,

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we There was "a time, when "our jouirial was to dbre"kweaty the "organ of aharchy minds English of It "is "no 'slight arid1 'rebellion./ sigh of the the times' when thirty clergymen

id'

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.

the :j. Treasury, at, the that under. .national taxation,

,

"

'Head,. 7Welr A. L. .Peter, lege ; RevRector, of Newent." .,«»

M.A.,

'VV,ickhain;'i ling ton

;

Master

„(.

to .S,ecr«;Ury ton .repqrtSi

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lpndon,

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market Protestant

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London

position

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Frontier,

Germany

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Friday.

item

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Melboirne,

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bill

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li ,

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the

beat

fourth between carnival and Beach, the

Beach

.

Neilson

and

way,

that

Beach

fifth

heat,

Kemp

Auckland,

Pooke, have been Rotahan. :

a

the

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1st,

3rd.

theritic

Dec.

Dysenteric The jess.

7.

and his wife at. Maories murdered by The was ransacked store noon

it

is

management

of

8.

has, after no less than Louisa Collins been found guilty three arraignments, her second husband and of murdering without any hope sentenced to death, seemed quite The. fot prisoner mercy.

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an

maker, and

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terminating sore

fatally.

Williams and

with

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Fine

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William

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1888.

30,

—

:

Dublin

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spirits

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and

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attentive

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of six-thousand

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by parachute, successful. being highly Adelaide, Monday. London corresponAdvertiser's a

experiment The

busi

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August

30.

and

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the

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in

the

Streets.

1888.

and situation, has no equal

comfort,

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Colony.

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aeronaut by of Sydney, to a height balloon as

BURNET,

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relinquishing

tie.

Company.,

corner

m

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December

G.

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in Hobson'sBay, t A boat capsized whereby baths, to-day, the Melbourne were drownone child and .women fopr was saved attributes man who A 0

Sydney,

are

which

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W.

Mr.

Canning.

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WILSON

ARTHUR

;

the

when

Messrs.

of

tn

j

colony. is at the Exhibition "The attendance It is estimated decreasing. steadily show a deficit of will that the accounts

£200,000

rate

health

:

in

J. G.

TOLLEY

ments.

8.

" leaves on Ormuz" The Monday. is Rain very badly .wanted everyand the heat is excessive. where, L December 9. Melbourne, \ The Central Board of health records is again spreading allow that typhoid

rapidly

who

Fremari

and

the

together more.; or prevailed of these Zymotic dis-. presence and often to the inadequate eases points with of water, supply together impure the absence of proper sanitary arrange

to-day.

r

& CO., Mr.

that of the

Perth

locality,

storekeeper,

Parliament

they

of

STOCK

ENTIRE

—

judges

Dec. Adelaide, at will be prorogued

and

Service

j

winner. was

that

announcing

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their

.aquatic

the

was

and Stausbury

2nd,

.

J

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the

EN

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7.

Searle, Matterson, two former jostled

the

all

declared In the

of

the

WILSON

G.

J.

ness,

in this mortality was low. .Fever of (district remarkably remittent which has continued or type, of the Avon in the valley usually prevailed tnere ;was almost absent, Having entirely at been only one or two cases the com-' mencement theof the year. During of illwinter there were few cases very Less of any kind— even Catarrh being treated in Of 164 patients (infrequent. a there were 17 deaths, Hospital jYork rather but they occurred high percentage, cases from what are looked in many upon and in others almost incurable diseases, jis in advanced in- life, subjects In this district the infantToodyay. than in any previous: was larger pprtality at Victoria but occurred year, principally where medical aid was frequently Plains, iiot In the town of Newcastle procurable. of remittent there was an outbreak fever, confined to one which was however fever where also a case of.Enteric

made, 149, and the former innings with no wickets down. Dec. 7. Brisbane,

first

M

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Colony. York. The —

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even

in

E

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(the

'

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1

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two Council sat till Legislative the bill this morning discussing o'clock in connection with for securing finality

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pleasure

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:

much

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have purchased

the -public At Bunbury and the Vasse health was good there being as compared little 'with the previous year but change/ from Four cases of fever were reported the low-lying part of the towii. dis with its surrounding Pinjarrah, with the exception of a few trict, was, free 'cases from of Pneumonia, any ius serious disease sustaining reputation districts of of being one of the healthiest

some

new The1 salary of the Mayor has been fixed at ,£1000. is to be given tofarewell A public Sir E. T. Smith shortly. who is Mr. Leake, Q.C., -George with the Governor, has received staying Crown in Solicitor from .his son, the a Australia Western stating telegram the found on that true," coal has been w' irwin

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found

Adelaide,

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HE

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on

Opie, who of being the thief at the the jewellery Exhibition, suspicion

HA

affections

its so fas as borne, public formerly health this was is concerned owing very -much to the absence of a good supply of, and 'water, arrangements sanitary Two cases of Scarlatina were generally. but owing to a from the town, jreported of the, and vigorous enforcement (prompt the out Quarantine Regulations, (Land A Local Board break was stamped out. Health was established towards the end iof and will doubtless bear good jof the year,

Louis

arrested

W

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suburbs axe being A cabinet-maker,

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jh'as

the

to

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rapid from

and parcels

Post-office erected.

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Melbourne

the,

the

for

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AND

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ANTS,

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profit

:

were exceedingly was Infant mortality, large, have beenfrom causes which mainly (mentioned in these reports for some years' past. to the report Flaniagenet;— According did officer, of the Acting Medical Albany which it !not maintain the high reputation

Dec. 6. Melbourne, Racing Club made last. over the Cup

ipeeting.

KCH

ME

common.

.

.£25,000

-GENERAL |

—

throat

Council. Victoria

Yi

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Donaldson, Bank. ing the Commercial have been dis Further heavy frauds in the accounts of the covered City

The

OF THE

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" from The taken following, on the Colonial the Surgeon Report by to of the refers the Health Colony," towns and may different of the colony to our readers prove of interest Fremantlc. As with the compared former year the last may be considered of deaths as the numbar one, healthy was 136 against 153 in 1886. registered cases of fever in the ;Yet there were many crowded of the and parts low-lying months town— while the winter during

Jas. E. in forg

named clerk, has been detected

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.

-

Sydney, bank

Another

SPIRIT,

The

measures.

public

HEALTH "

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Edwin

of useful

WINE,

>;

the Smith condemns second Legislative Chamber, on account obstructiveness to the carrying of its out

(Limited).

are

>

-

s.

Sir

Brokens

at £285.

quoted

at Torrens have, gone into quarantine of measles have Island; Several cases the vessel left Albany. appeared since ,

WHOLESALE

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Wellington,

pro bride fainted. December 5.

has sailed with a Bucephalus cargo of 300 horses for Calcutta. Adelaide, Thursday. the All Orient's for passengers Adelaide and five of those for Sydney

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.

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states

Australian

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Sept.

20,

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from

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momentous

most,

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divine and darnChristianity, to erideavburbd': instil into, the had' em opinions' tli'ey themselves." ,The. -heresir.'

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period

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doctrines. Previous

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very much, to for you this, gratified to women are this It is holy ceremony morning. my to receive that while no hood in their right grateful you place to remind doubtf made a sacrifice (which at our hands. The work you may be yery recognition thrown great in the sight of God) when you which have them lefp. into they and the. your homes, your relations, own is their other selves peculiarly the world offered to prospects .you, give, dare not to undertake it hands ; tor and consecrate yourselves yourselves the stoutest and the bravest, hearts, our Lord as you have done this morning,, from the task in shrink instinctively He tells in these very yet you pithy,, '" For it is not who have chosen,; or the words It is diffidence despair. you but I Who have chosen you"— that; to which these work of a lifetime good lite, He made choice of for you His own immolate themselves. ladies unselfishly which you., " Spouses and gave the grace of Theirs it is to devote powers body 'have corresponded/ with. And! this !is. service of our to lifelong and mind becomes a cause of joy the! -vjrhat to, to trairi the little ones theirs Church that the Grace has> ; youthwhich He to of virtue, or mind habits store and that God /offered is f ful accepted, is, of. honoured to pay it with /the treasures ; by your, determination knowledge in dedicating, livesto to the of Him honour your Soothe cojich too, theirs, His Service. The history of such a lif of and in offices to sickness mercy now entered, upon is told, the sake of as you have spend and be spent for I might; charmingly, say, by our Lord; all If like stars for souls! to shine Himself in the l'9th of St. chapter be the meed for Matthew. The tells us eternity appointed that Evangelist! unto, justice, to present! those who instruct, many brought their children .people Lord He might who shafi ever attain to it if not the /them to our that, lay, hands upon them and bless them. of Sister or Spme; Of Mercy self-sacrificing them ;.has been the zealous ones stood by and rebuked St! Joseph, whose career but our Lord chides who did so, those, labour of patient, theatreperseverant to them Suffer the little children', saying, education and of Christian in -the cause unto and forbid to come me them riot for of such In view Christian the kingdom of -heaven is for such."' Charity? and the This is the first and this the; arduous service, important step of made by good parents success.' which attends the working step that is usually who offer their children to God that but be cannot they" our orders, religious, to Him. Such, amay belong, parent of Cathoto the most graceful; feelings and does makes a very acceptable offering of the colony is and in no' part lies ;' what is for the child. When that bet in marked success more .than this is jchild grown up, and becomes a youth our Convent schools Here are for a Ffemantie. ,and his thoughts good, they are a few .virtuous and he reaps the, reward in ; life, crowded ''with" pupils arq a vocation. Once a young man witness weeks hence will the, religious opening our Lord arid asked Him— What fine new edifice, a commodious /came tp of ?/—the very, eternal life I, do to have from the 'must almost erected, exclusively ''same which 'have been. question you while funds1 of the sisters ; for months and years. private tasking yourselves measure this of material was— to be, virtuous very large And the answer you, has must been accompanied by a must observe the law of ;God. You success in another the Be Commandments. most keep very encouraging progress

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Oh Tuesday night the usual meeting' of was, held at Fremantle. .Society Minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. committe Report of Sports' two gnineas to Branch, read. refunding and adopted. W. Wliitely Mr, Thomas elected was Warden, and duly installed. would fall As next on meeting (quarterly) Christinas was decided to hold night it

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asked to to present the! Catholics of the you, this and the colony, purse of .sovereigns address. Your accompanying spiritual children make the presentation in order to show their reverential for your regard, Lordship and their only regret is that the contribution is not a .much one. larger on

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could not reach the in time. A number' of the of Perth, Catholics including

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