The Record Newspaper - 14 November 1889

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FOUCHARD, JEWELLER,

WATCHMAKER,

STREET,

HAY CONSIGNMENTS

LARGE

S

FOUCHARD'

A.

JEWELLERY

of

NEWEST

the

and

GOLD ALL

and

Gold

of

KINDS

Silver

DESIGN

Jewellery

manufactured

the

on

Silver

Gold

and

made

to

order

on

the

shortest

notice.

A

Large

Stock

to

suit

FOUCHARD'S

is

the

CHEAPEST

FIRST was

at

published

REPORT

from in the

and

Silver

Watches!.

Selected

Well

in great

Alberts

variety:

hand.

on

Melbourne

of Electroplated

Stock

Ware.

OF

JURY and

in the

HOUSE

repaired

at

reasonable

prices

COLONY.

OTHERS FOLLOW.

OF ORDER awarded THE the Centennial Argus

and Jewellery,

Clocks,

ALWAYS LEADS,

Extract

Silver

SIIGER

THE Machines),

and

sights.

A.

ONLY

Gold

v

all

WATCHES

THE

Gold

always A

SPECTACLES

variety.

Watches.

Silver

Wedding Rings

great

premises,

GENTS GOLD

in

Jewellery

GENTS LADIES

received.

just

House.

Wedding King

Lucky

PERTH.

and

WATCHES

of

ETC.,

OPTICIAN,

with SPECIAL SINGER MANUFACTURING International Exhibition

MENTION (for COMPANY

MERIT,

(Section 38) AGe Newspapers

on

Sewing

29th

and

January,

other 1889

Machines :

Sewing

1888-9. for

making

Clothing

;

as

officially

Sewing Machine Company and the Wheeler and Wilson Singer Sewing Machine of Machines, but we had not the slightest difficulty Company each exhibit a Collection sewing machine company the first award in awarding the singer with SPECIAL to express our desire that each MENTION. We particularly of the following opinion which a of SINGER'S is of itself are Machines, part Collection, worthy of a first The Button-hole Leather and Manu Machine, Eyelet Machine, Machine, award, viz. a collective Machine. As exhibit the Wheeler and Wilson facturing Company only took second award." "

The

:

AWARD.

WITH SPECIAL MENTION.

FIRST ORDEROF MERIT, Singer

Manufacturing

Company,

New

York,

for

Collection

of

Sewing

Machines.

SECOND ORDER OF MERIT. Wheeler J.

and Wilson,

Wertheim,

Frankfort,

New York, for Collection of Sewing Machines. for Sewing Machine and Hon! Mention Attachments, DEPOT— HAY-STREET, PERTH.

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has produced slaves can

that

effect,

carried can

the

across

the

Immediate It

could

present, to be markets

a

is

ivory

there are the. best

.in,

of slave

occupation

traders

an

entire

:

When

to.

stop black

sell

to

of the

is

hunters

and

London.-

j

.

accursed

institution

of

carried

in

disappear

slavery

that

part

Instructive

between Manchester

a

of

example authority, the loss

moral

Dr.

Moorhouse)

aptly tism

illustrates

freedom"

it

so

of Protestan

spirit

respectfully beg the of to consider'it with Manchester Bishop bestowed on more care, than ho probably —

at

'it-

that

obeying

hy the

quote

(to

we

The writer

first.

He

Smell. divisions

is

by begins the Anglican

in

Vaughan

by Bishop

of

Thomas the attributing a

ranks "

to

Mr.

the

injury, capital,

capital

only holds its with competition

am

bound

tho

self-command

to

the

the

in

seen

month

not witness, of the men,

bear

to

last

measured

language

;

and

of those

Now

happily

both

side's

I

criminal adds and

his

refeis

John

v.

party

lately

10,

father

spiritual.,

in

reference

given

by

"

to

a

your

to

garden-

Lordship,"

but

morals, his with.all

of morals

our

Now

especially.

insolence,

neighbours' this

man,

of

doctrine

only following, vulgar to his the according lights, principle down, which the' Anglican prelate lays as the funda and in which he glories at the or least mental principle,

of his . characteristic distinctive leligio show will We hope that Dr. Moorhouse qptiiled why Mr. Smelt is not as much to exercise the Protestant as any other claimed by the Anglican prelate of right interpretations by testing general's -written with our fhem computing

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to

the the each

for

Ireland

Homo first

nnd

Rule

kingdoms

as

think— —

I

a

large

fit

of

Olifc

THE

man

a

and

constitutional the smoothest

ment.

moderate

powers related. orderly no peace. matter for Clatter, disturbs Ho wishes end, him. draw his rents to and his pipe, to

let them indicate in the well, easiest and briefest what man way to send to and let the muss Parliament, be settled there. For such a thinker, Lord is an admirable leader. Salisbury He i3 reticent, reso selfish, ponderous, devoid of sympathies, lute, acquisitive,

rannwned

mn<l:

modern

Commons,

of

lnrrislnturA

times.

the

;

with

whereon,

the Is

secretive,

pompous, rare chooses be is brutal, speech

applause, ought to bo as a balance wheel iu the machine of imperial Govern

House

I

part

they

their

own

have

should

in

for

business,

1

ment

is

not

business.

But

preserving,

at

interest.

ment, is

really

ready

hut

her

antique

for

simply worth

is

its

tho

sentiment iu

aud

to

his

eye

a

Balfour

public

temp. mi b them for con

the.

quiet programme,

fnllntvintr

1)5r

and anllnnltr

has

never

beeu

is

a

a

mastiff,

Balfour

is

and

re sturdy, 'silent, a only snapping who mistakes dust

terrier, yelping denunciation for popularity, ap for executive and cruelty plause, talent, for insolent mendacity annals. political, He is too to become a true impulsive loader, lie is too and Tory ready for

be is

up

out. as

lentless.

on

Grand Old Man in somewhat; making

drapery,

leader

iug

senti preserving that Government the Liberal business,

nf

it

to

something makes

hnilv

loo self-asserttongue, too determined men, himself to the forefront, to keeping safe cbunsel of the a whose party

voluble

historical

Therefore, admitting

only to sustain

derobing

sentiment least

Govern-

all

but

sentiment.,

he

for

leader. Conservative He official station illegitimately by the older men who had grown nagging to ostensible leadership the through of their selective stupidity colleagues. He is trusted. The not true Tory

transacting,

after

have he

time

accepted reached

;

j

When

carries

the becoming restraint, to mighty people is always

of a oratory corrector of abuses be lieard the free and the unhampered author of judicious is it not to be cherished with innovation, ? What devotion worshipful country more efficient of a organ presents But there's the national r opinion The Liheial has been learning people. of the People, to lor fifty years to ihink t-hb to the contemplate capitalize word,

!

tuous.

defiant, finds that

iKa

rostrum

national

occasions

a

or

When

deferential.

he

must

the

of ancient

;

politics,

people's

The

equipped

curiously

beef.

dull heads bub a many of splendid names the which genius, valor, to the State in (he service raised will by the sovereign's

strenuous

?

fliroa

solution of in problem Great

reform;

indeed taining number large to emineuce

amid the maintained

fhaen

the

He despises lie sneers at eloquence to have his mind to he prefers and if the men at the head of himself, must the party let talk run riot about

surrendering, epoch after epoch, ac prerogatives constitutionally and he quired moderately administered, deems a wise check the selfishness upon of Lords the one of the House on hand, the eagerness and impetuosity of upon elective ou tho other. an legislature of Lords, The House the pantheon con

is

of

no

souio of religion at appearance iu funerals, weddings, and christenings the family, and is to pay for willing would for that as he or roast sherry

vast

council'-

ti come

wants

only have

history,

magnificent

l'n

t.h

true no Tory wauts leader. Iu words of an American critic he is a of mediocre but balanced mind,

with

LIBERAL,

that the safest

Shall

The the

He

IS

felio

must great parties the whole political Britain. They are with leaders.

preparation

he

no there there no the wealth

Are

? ?

better

a

changos

?

ness

Iron!.

.form of political organization yet invent ed by man. The Crown, glorious in its

of empires ? of tho

not

a

is

the Is

all the benefits and enjoy of the all Eiiglaud pay that., her great perpetuate

assessments

office.

is

monarchy

study

do

to

believes

who

reinstated Liberals ? boon granted hy the of the

as

Wales

Scotland

labor

what

alone

of portion that take it for granted the aristocracy disturbance of things will no sensible Gabriel souuds occur for them until tho disturbance. note of the uuiversnl They fathers They grew up. grow np as their a consciousness of lifo with begin is actualizwhich gradually superiority

who

"

regulations

to

status of present cast some light may perhaps parties and foremost moral upon the political It is a. of the question age. question to affects or relates which no longer It is the question which Ireland alone. Lil eral or thinking man, Tory, every is asking him or Radical reactionary, The men in the Islands. self British

A

is

."

be

to

greatest

sufficient

is

outlook

the

back

THERE

of power? retention price of their to pass away without return Gladstone his old to place at the head of the ing

ii.

rule showing thut the same not for judging only points

through

Is it Tories

,

Smelt

is

come

it

world

the

change

should alone ?

in

oppression evictions in of England

Pope

lin

fn

their

middlemen.

costly

why

Ireland

;

him

Rule.

Shall and

shall

nnnrhf.

t.linf

But

for

;

to

from the faith." depart days, many illustration of the After excellent this, that the Scr'ptnres interpreted principle ere an allby each man's -conscience rule of faith, Thomas sufficient Mr.

England. "What

this

in

is

raise

of

ment.

than lie IJawarden with the

in

sneer

purposes

leaseholds

city

of through a series To the Radical every

power, Jesuit.

tho

more

heart

claxrnc

ii

aod

Old

a

They fell

;

Under eternal burning iu the next. circumstances to must ho be allowed to the head of the Government. get back Therefore, give grudgingly, give slowly, but give enough to keep Gladstone out. he Nay if necessary, give everything but bury him without isks letting

on the above article following been to t'Ve has contributed subject Freeman New F. York by Margaret of the Sullivan, great Jady journalist

was

nn

his

He is with

daily freedom in upon the manners and and a stone upon

satire

a

drew

never

whose

that never pay a and never were taxes, paid for to the extent of a furthing by their claimants and while-the of equipages idle burn luxury sweep with by, they at wruth of the rag3 and hopeless sight ness from whose labor taxes are extorted upon

no

The

out

Come

let

misers,

lueauiiebses

majority and

breath,

is

furthing

for

-

of Home

Prospects

The

but

;

down

and peace here and there welfare. disorders Slight and foreseen. The seeds were inevitable of them were sown before the strike. not from it, it, They sprang up after cease

be peril.

its n

They

compulsions. than be changed slightly He sees the severely. theffiery back to

its

to the eyes- in protest Holy Ghost that is accredited with the designating curates who buy church from livings that paragon of sancity, the Prince of and the exemplar of virtues, Wales, the Dake of Marlborough. They tread

small Better

is

I

of

profligates,

ibo

vivco)

a' scandal to lav, morals of the time, the high way of progress. at the and empty churches of the Establishment.

con

Better

country

in

is

cinnorA

trustees. were they the conduct on reconciled, of the surest pledge gives and of mutual permauent

soon

with.

large

England

chapel

and wite of Alex the United States, Mrs. Sullivan sum ander Sullivan. it iu the situation as she found marizes

"

gifts

thinks

change yourself by your enemies danger to the If he Man.

whom

will by wise policy exist .— Weekly Register..

he than

i

tri/ina

whose

existence

self-

these himself

its

spendthrifts, a

ivo

benignant

a

7

that from

He is secretly intriguing He means far of Rome. He reads says. prayers

iu foretold Scripture: while of her, people j" my decrease in the the corresponding also foretold— Church of England was " the latter the .Scriptures say that in

Kingdom

those

have

and

-"O

he prefers .Of course cessions shall emanate

an

for.

ASSES.

God fearing,

honest,

y

They employers. of resistance to attitude or .at iliey judged to be excessive, with the grave interest inconsistent,

courtesy

01.

and the Conservative spoliation, from some concessions derailment, party to must be made and the disorderly but troublesome elements. undeserving

to only also but and calm

of the

THREE

from

they

have

IN

the waves all of the ; the rest the Republic of France world, especially and the Republic of the United States, He is reluctantly beneath his contempt. to admit in order to compelled that, the monarchy from affront and preserve the aristocraev from dancer. the Chureli

we

we

of

ruling

away is

the

its if

iift/tc

ri

pretension;

IS

is

M

recall

nation

a

confiscators,

it

light

They

to the record point of legislative House of Lords, that barrier in the of every way righteous that change, perpetual protest against that liberty bomb of intellectual conspicuous inferior of religious ity, of social vulgarity,

thnt

England

GROUP

the

I'liey

;

of

port

noted

supineness BishoS," " leaves that matter that.be with your conscience." He Lordship!s proceeds to accuse the Catholic Bishop of wilful that the decrease falsehood jand observes of the Catholic Church in the United our

despair

and

THINKING

the

thinks-

to respecting Conservative, adhering for heaven the dogma of hell a others, for his ilk the Crown, an Established Brittahnia Church, a House of Lords,

are Nevertheless excluded. I believe self-praise, auy blind we that since the Cottou may say Famine of the North there has been no than nobler of self-command example

least

unchange

There

without

what

as

the

the poverty

as

I

if.fi vw .

votes.

their never

THIRD

its despots, its imbeciles,

august chamber, when a Tory

able

THINKS

Cardiff, Liverpool, even and with Hull, the French ports.

and

that

appearing only fate Minister's requires This is the England that It is the England that is

The

now

in

difficulty

maintained

is

of

London

with

which

prelntp,

issue

late

his

'I

of

of English Church such an aduiiruble epi?tle of that of noble impatience " to suffer that manly refusal

in

man.

Bishop Bishop

and the Catholic addressed to the former

Salfoid, appears

controversy

certain the that proverb upon

THE

for respect history only throws the future. upon the to throne remind

England.

malefactor,

or a skill. They become floating o.f disappointed men, indolent, population because from hand unemployed, living because to mouth, and dangerous they to in the have nothing lose; starving of wealth and prosperity, from midst

may of the

"

concerning Protestant the

of

ledge

Letter.

the

a

Once frightened Commerce

leturn.

iu

appear

or

come from hope will may this strike a registration of. labourers is and of labour. an This organisation will clear the dock gates and the east of who year London of thousands hy year in from with know flow the countiy

1

letter

activity.

What

and successful, their share towards the sup of the slave trade in the pression .territories the German by occupied In this East African Company. way

A

not

Antwerp

have been very

An

in

a

shy.

Southampton, and Glasgow,

stopped the dark merchandise must be sold " by and this method is private contract," It almost impracticable. appears that. Wisstnann and his German Captain

gradually world.

it

will

own

dominions Kulijah's are but have very long stretched, they miles inland from of ten; only .a width is in the coast'. The seat of his power the islands and of Zanzibar Pemba.

the

is

j

slave

Seyyid

expedition contributed

is

-It

fish

like

J

Hitherto a brisk slave trade was on in both.. The markets being

or

almost

inflicted

to

failing

loose

the

;

;

our

act

bounds, shall transact its own business, without iu impairing any essential the Crown, the House of Lords, the paramount of the House privileges of Commons, the dignity of aristocracy.

at marry somebody, generally parental discretion and in time they are dozing the bench on of the House of Lords, or even their social disedifying equals by

dangers

hy the

might

madman,

a'

permanently

gone.

Sultan

or

Fourthly,

no

part

the

in

Once begun, no upon us. due could foresee the end. Thirdly, the spread of a restless sympathy in the and labour market all over the land, in the chief centres of industry especially

still

is intended. nob carried out the even though the bo induced to order it. For of slave markets holding oniy is

put

a

deserving the unknown

moment

a

of

most

Secondly,

fool, be let

bo

could the

in

to

emancipation

not

Sultan

Zanzibar the

of the

people. which

nor

recent

The

towards step of that institution

suppression

thousands be

longer

Arabia, on hoard ship where slavery

any. African territory exists as an institution. decree of the Sultan of additional

no

paid

seasons

falls

c

excellent

one

now

into

sea

be conveyed

tliey

on

set

a

.

The

slavery. Zanzibar

lies

the East of negrotho coast of

nossession of the cancer blockade of

of Africa

them

iu

at

every

degree, dissipations

.

Coiist

their

what

loung Cambridge stop hy

without pedant generally return to its they London, its In and brutalities. they dance, in season they dine, season fish aud hunt. They

poorly a

iu a moment on women and and the ruin of careful children, thrift, out which i3 drawn from banks savings and societies. prudential Moreover, there is ruin amoDsr the lesser tradesmen and a bar to the of food. importation makes of A strike of tens bankrupts

prelate's to relieve

do

at

assisted

other

some

later

a

with

among

his

older

chiei business and blockheads.

is

simply

to

he barricades

.

which

,

to

says the strike

one

Oxford,

or

:

efforts

in

article

or

;

.

who set the ball it was lie and all the year, great powers England, France, colonizing have for their Germany, and Portugal own credit sake been induced by the last

rolling

Cardinal

an

at Rugby school in ; of the colleges

city

-

part

preparatory ing into

About I can say nothing what knows but everybody already. Certain have forced them facts, however, selves in the me, upon following order : the immense First, suffering

owing to any direct of the Archbishop of

but

;

the

for

in therefore, increasing simpli the while each people,, great natural division of the kingdom, isolated from the rest and consolidated within its

nobler,

spasmodic

-

the

on

Algiers

he

Review

governesses

action

which

not

is

New

to

and

scanty

a

-

this

course

unrivalled

October (Longmans) Archbishop contributes

has Cardinal to -Lavigcrie register another in his work of huuiahitj'. triumph is to be abolished in Zanzibar. Slavery

Of

the

attention in

;

"

To

small

--

Slavery

ed in a and tutors attendance

Strike.

and

Lavigerie

the

.

Cardinal

and

Cardinal

|

.

The

€Heanittg0.

metal

.The Tory party perfectly keeps it when it must moves move,

and

still;

in

a

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Universities

Mr.

and

have

J.

M'Carthy.

is has no it to in recognize preeminently willing that role. one The hare leader. Liberals only There He lms numerous lieutenants walk is not one them that can at among

the

op

principles

Natidnalists members and the ? Would people in general they with him and Mr. Glad go against stone I ? have read a great deal of .alarmed discourse the wild, concerning breach between the Irish Nat expected and the English liberals on ionalists this

a

settlement.

radicals

the

involve Catholic

put

Nobody.

comes

opposed

are

leadebs

is

principle. his own

The

despises squad to refuses to conform it is animation like ; toss and tumble of the its

empire should enough, capable an

.will

it

the

spoken

everywhere

tlie

of portion its most

looks

it

as

not

if

most

its

ex

brilliant

;

of of of

by making But it

and

shall;

not

its

Radical

it

to

Great

and

nor

loading

Tory

continues

and

into

Mail,

all

one,

tactics

ing his

for

too

gravely.

of campaign,

The

opportunity. decline of health

keep him Parliament

shall

be assembled

and

beautiful Ireland.

Only

one

backward

fits

key It

the

is

progress. forever sleeps when it moves.

or

Radicals

surrender

be the

F.

New and

York

are —

another

two one

in

leprosy

the German

secreted

in

National Library of Australia

against of the

his Home

-a

would

for

Walsh

many

years

if set-to -competition the long-established

is

justly success" and

its

students

in

the

for carried on the auspices of has shown that and colleges need

some

The

Therefore, convinced

many

j

the (says a short

j

brilliant

victory

have

The the

of 1889

would of peace, and

this

In.

Fiance

new

the

way was

faithful

and

.defenders,

tlie

1839 would have served of peace and humanity.

of cause

;

mass

Going

their

by the Bible.

Elcho

ahead broken

i

|

competition. men

'

I

;

were

by

was

scored

ever

highest As usual, best at the

in

our

rising

am

only wishes,

vour

the

by the light too happy to but

hnfrira a

in deciding the right and wrong of eternal welfare we supposes place ourselves in the right dispositions for such an to the enquiry, lest, according Bible we bo of tho itself, unhappy " who wrest the to their many Scriptures

destruction

own

It

this lay

country

aside

all

oar

Tis

Each

judgment.

with

Go just

we should necessary iu could any way

that

believes

naturally "

."

therefore

is'

hamper

longest range, the In 800 were yards they eight behiud both England and Scotpoints at tho 900 yards they had crept land,

himself

one

right

judgments

our

as

very

:

our

watches,

none

yet each We lire all biassed own views1 and see

while

steadily,

examine

our

again broken, the grand totals

Ireland,

to

test

Wimbledon.

at

;

Lately and again the being

j

Challenge

tlie

the record the record

I

Bible. to

like

churches

will allow me you beginning kindly few remarks. The Bible is the word of God, there fore most hence to take it as our sacred,

Dublin Freeman) time in since a for Irish tho Eight.

i

would you of the two'

claims of the accede

reached its shooting b.iguand with mink, nine Ireland, ahead of England and 84 points of Scotland, was found to have

year

points

j

that

competition

Exhibition,

nation8. which

Exhibition the great

Riflemen.

the

for

contest

Shield resulted

j

not

valuable,,

and

Gladstone The whole would follow

of Irish

Victory

the tlie

the

to

So

water

eutitled to' of tho Cath-

speech foreign co-operation, so to largely to

example.

Jbust

teaching the by" all Bnt what

lengthy

contributed of the nationalise. concluded by expressing

success

policy would

different

their

whose

between

believes

alike,

in

,

his

own." of our

favour

our

opponent's

fahe medium. We come, as 1 told of mine when beginning a. friend a similar with our discussion, minds

I

|

j

through

i

a

made

up consequently

necessarily dispositions'

any for

fair

that

vie

all

that

and that right said against us is of course 'wrong; with such it is impossible to come to Let us therefore conclusion. arc

is

the

our present lay aside private and hold in our abeyance the effects of early prejudices, training. Let us each, as it were, leave eur own divested of all that could camp, hinder us from being impartial and judges o the neutral stepping ground of the

opinions

i

Bible

examine

churches.1 what is embrace

the

claims

'

sity I

of

in Ireland. the

English

He

will

against

have him

;

the bulk he will

tight the

God

of

and truth

help

the us

to

two see

us

to courage of -all spite

give in

You I believe, admit with do, all Protestants that in the beginning the Roman Catholic Church was the true Chnrch of Cliri<t, bnt as time rolled on

-

of all Conservative reforms principle —to one hand and hold give with back with the other ? Mr. Balfour will find "No his friends and allies Popery"' rather hard to imagine where there is a of endowing a Catholic univer question

May

difficulties.

-

in

hospital,

Fordbatn.

Imperial I may

in

a.

thanks,

up to France an era her guests, who would have learnt to know would to their take hack her, homes would enlightened views,.. which not be without effect the relations upon

for

Mr.

in

would

President

/

open that

j

Sullivan.

of

cases

to

vote

Paris

Tho

i

There

would

and

them,

friendship!

had

President hope that

be would in happen Archbishop and Mr. Croke,

for places the Tories. Irish people

polling

the

What

Archbishop

behind

his

'

expressing exhibitors, he said,

i

'dictators.

Margaret

?

Walsh,

left

propagate French Carnot followed

j

Movement

office.

themselves

to thing that Simply

first

'

moves

to is life. indispensable Progress home rule. I venture to believe that it will be home rule for England, Scotland, and Wales as well as for Ireland and ; that the Tories will in the bills bring

.than will

-

education drafted .by

Gladstone, Irish people

i

a

old of

is

rather

and give

of the nation

lock No

':

Why,'

;

to

chambers

legislative

.

up and, considerably meant among colleges ahead of Scotland, were they standard only a of education, behind -England. At the single point would universities among made a 1000 yards they magnificent mean a standard gradually lowering, beating display, England by 14 points of are now. that a Catholic opinion uniand Scotland The grand by 40 points could lift its standard as versity high totals stood / thns: 1689 ; Ireland, as that of any educational in the body 1 684 and England, Scotland, 1626. land. I am not offering any opinion Last the totals were: year grand as to the relative merits of these three and Ireland, 1652; 'England, 1643; or of schemes. What I schemes, any 1568. This is the last Scotland, want to press upon of the tho attention occasion oh which the Eights at meet a different is English public quite ques the of the annual Wimbledon, place tion. It is the question whether the Common. Besley meeting being iu fntnre whole settlement of tho difficulty about Tho in 1861, but it competition began education had Irish not bet university was not four afterwards until years ter be left to an Irish Parlia National Ireland that became a competitor. ment. It can never be settled without a and have England Scotland, therefore, for State endowment Catholic purely for been nine years, competing twentyIs it likely institutions. that this, prin and Ireliind for The twenty-five. ciple would be' accepted by tlie Imper has been won Shield thirteen times Parliament by ial ? Could Balfour Mr. five times by Scotland, England, while carry any measure honestly embodying Ireland hasl' the" trophy eleven captured aud fairly such a principle ? establishing times. Is is not all but certain that he would be compelled to adopt the principle used to say was which John Bright the Prizes at the

taken

the

in

hard

splendid schoolboys

gradually competition

that

He has grit enough and until dangerous

alive

situation. that thinks

need

managed,

the

while

wait about

gossip not he

for the

Ireland

Mr.

to the Ireland.

speech

a

(iyi,th

gold meduls, 9,690 silyeCriuv.djils, 9,323 bronze and medals, 8, 07Q.; .honourable meutions. The Premier; thep thanked all the participants in, tet,Ex1iibiiion, and expressed tlie hope; that jtjie foreign visitors would take witli them a away remembrance of their in France stay similar to the impression .which they

few

a

blended to

or

surrender with the sake of any

mention

University, schools Catholic now fear any rivalry. who were Catholics

to torment

purposes subordinated

word

leader's

mighty

all

the

in

Nationalist

University

Bill.

offers

part, Rule about

my

likely

Westminster.

at

Royal

to

Old

by

is

for

bill

Education

whether

which

one

and prepared Archbishop. Walsh, Croke, Archbishop and Mr. Parnell. Let to them appeal the country. Let them take the opin-: ion of the constituencies. They offer to the Irish people a perfected University

Parnell

leave

themselves

a

programme opened

M. progressive commonplace ;.ny He stated Tirard. thatthe number of exhibitors exceeded 60,00 0, and that the juries had granted 3$, awards, of 903 consisting grand prze?, 5,153

,

Grand

.for

question

open competitions under years past

both Liberals and plague' he ogles the Radicals and while Tories, flirts labor and democracy. Mr. with stands and pale, dem Parnell dignified in the shadow of the and determined, him

"

olic

Lord

Yellowplush.

Churchill

Randolph

call

a

;

is,

satisfactorily

Archbishop

the neitheF

playing

;

a

only to and

against of Dublin, with University fostered system of centuries favour a could Slate give.

in

party,

following

Jeems

political

smirks

the

of

infer

isreally

and well have too contend

Britain.

Chamberlain

Mr. corridors

in bring in Ireland

ally

official

menssatisfactory education— far more all classes and all denom Mr. Balfour could pos

than

building,

n

of

the Imperial. Par sibly carry through liament. Let. the Tories if they try it have the courage. Let them adopt and,

show

to

is

edu with Mr.

priest,

occasion.

this

saluted the President, and g rou ped them sel ves on the stage, each committee preceded by .r standard a silk bearer, carrying magnificent banner. The the proceedings following fi

more

to

satisfactory inations

The three Ireland Protes

the fact that during there has been an years inclination increasing among the Cath authorities in Ireland to olic declare in favour of the third of settlement. plan At one .time it was feared that a Catholic however endowed University, liberally

any

Radical

to

perhaps, the last

nor to follow, neither is it to other, yet prepared of command. Tlie vouchsafe the rod of able, sincere small earnest, regiment and the men who are doing the writing are Radical rein for talking England and forced powerful by the sombre of Michael whose Davitt, personality unselfirh clean-cut idealism, thought, and heroic and cneer, pathetic epic of spirit render him the most elevation and in impressive persuasive, figure

it

compels

the

Parliament

him,

party, to him

purpose question

be settled

that it. he has

intellectually,

My

readers

own

forgive nature

human

while in the

match

no

does in

at

laugh

it

it

not

is

plan

ourselves a far uro of University

the Royal Uni students under

the

wo

the

sake

measure? of Home Rule, that we -can

within sight have got

are

when

Trinity

as

of mixed education. would he to have

system

what

so often to the Commons that face now, time he shows it its own every to when he is not invariably, disposed he must by force of habit laugh. deride, Ho has done incalculable good for Eng

for

receive

to

laud.

ridicule

follies.

j

we

the

for

education

University

Catholic

great well

one

Government

Tory

of which is found establishment at ready to hand in the Queen's College I am not going to discuss tho Belfast. relative merits of the three plans. My in writing this is not article to object as to the best get into any controversy a settlement of the way of approaching of University education in Irequestion

its most is and con daring He has been a advocate. conviction ho from Radical always at the number of Libcrnls smiles genially become who have Radicals gradually or the from pressure expediency forces they do not pretend to understand. It been has the right unique to the mirror hold Labonchere

j

central

he

as

effective,

certainly sistent

land

as

or

single archbishop, bhhop parish curate in lreluhd' who would Rule 6" Homecompromise

universities in States-recognised Dublin University, avowedly and tant a Episcopalian; Catholic in with a Catholic University, College for Dublin its .central and the seat; third a the Presbyter fcr University and ians Protestant the dissenters,

upon

'

Laboucbere

the

Dublin and the other

in

Britain for the of University

measure

Parliament,

of

footing Protestant Trinity scheme would be the

the

shelter

its

third

of overturning become great

rage

to

a

A considerable

ponent,

everlasting

sen,

great

order

in

like

Great

of.

in Ireland. I read all this cation astonishment. Can a man like Davitt is really suppose that there member of Irish the single party

College versity,

all

is

the

a

Liberals of a sham

A second of two .uni Statc-i>ee'ogni.jed in Dublin Ireland University one so as take to reorganised

college

its

not

with

being within

of to peace lulling But deep pulse. regular has yet admit that any man complete word in its behalf.

with

sleep

It

itself.

univer

for

an

something

on

it

versities

It

discipline'

capable

powerful,

alert,

endowment in Dublin College

College. formation

them Each man among is his and he alone leader, For hour it is own follower. at this " Radical dress." to make the impossible

on

also

equality to

possible ways. State recognised

a

Gladstone

After

leadership.

one

all with Ireland, properly qnal-. sity ified affiliated fo it. Of course colleges that one wonid be tho uni university of Dublin. Such a scheme versity would and necessarily involve natm-illy a considerable in the con modification of that and would stitution university,

and skulking, brilliant and splene keen and blunt in tic, ; extravagant to the all almost things, verge of being so that no Falstaffian, party, except in ever choose buckram will deliberately for

be

on

the

monial— the chief feature of whhch was Ike of the committees of the procession various and French- sections, foreign and of detachments 'of Colonial troops who passed down the nave central of

It actunlly amazed me to see. subject. with the seriousness which friend my has Mr. Davitt himself on the expressed of 8 surrender possibility by the IrishNational of the claim of Ireland party to Home Role and of the' alliance of the

There

for

bold

him

three

|

has

of qualities,

are

:

and

for a great process Sir William Harcourt rather than a bright been withal such brave and timid,

There might

.

one!

mixture

too.

;

a

foil.

but

j

champion. bad tongue

his

man

education sity Walsh bishop

!

party has

with

on

in

opinion

l

mental

iu

literary

parry excellent

an

public of this

!

is

principles

which, Ireland, of univer question can bo effected ? Archmakes this clear. very

to

according a settlement

speak with

nxe,

the

aro

use

of

the President, of the conducted band, by M. Garcin, " struck Marseil Conservatoire, up the and afterwards the laise," immediately while of trumpets curtain a flourish, rose, announced the beginning of tiie cere

j

or

tongue,

Morley

What

for scenery, the arrival

On

j

his

his

with

chop

the

Protestant about tho

Irish

'

pace,

Irish how

Irish

:

his

of the many him. Then

against

,

,

Irish

Exhibition-

abuses

j

in j new crept dogmas were doctrines wore corrupt introduced the once beautiful Church fell so that she needed a complete : reform God raised in up reformers the

made; The prizes

place stage

of the distribution ceremony at the Paris Exhibition at the Palais de 1'IbdusLrie.

which

extraordinary ode had been

had

been

production

allowed

erected ot the to

for

of

and j

took The

low that j

the

triumphal remain with

of Luther, Calvin persons Henry VIII., and who purified tho Church of others, to 'its errors end gavo the world the |

.

Therefore

The

tolerate

of

.

any member first column the whom it leaders

does not

ahead

far

.

too

.

and

mass,

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and

obviously into error, fall Christ affirm never

for

must

established-

will

of

in

not

err,

yet

erred.

able

t o

final

never

text

?

.

the

like

nothing

is

example.

he

having them

hundred,

thousand

a

to

tried

why you thing, I "am yourself dreaming or are they mad ?" but having convinced that you were in the yourself full of possession reason, you your would let them babble without away further notico. to The same applies the you nnturally

prove would

our

case

err

:

same

reason

1

ask

cannot

Christ Christ's

says

the Bible

gives me promise. therefore of all I have been to believe of what others taught say, what one a hundred, what a says, what thousand say, what the whole world may ;

In

spile

say I

am

ture

to

erred

never

in

I

this

By in

and

obliged by reason admit that Christ's needed do not

a

all

to

this

of Christ's

ment

would arise Church to

is

does

it

fulfil

the discipline was relaxed in some and could be charged as a parts only blame on the if it was done Church, with or But her. connivance approval. far to from it it was those ternedy disorders that the Council of Trent was convoked nnd by so doing the Church ;

.

the of the repudiated iespoucibililies relaxation. Had Luther and his party contented with themselves such reforms , they be

attempt ;

against

God

to

All

further, Doctrine their

was

nation

honoured

saints undertook

as

they and

;

but to

their

very condem

strongest

for

went they by so doing the promise made by the Son of His Church. I

suppose by personal experi lo admit, nnd to be very painful to their earliest caled upon change to consider as heretics those whom views, our infant have learnt to as lips praise chosen of God the is no easy task ; it this

he gave

when

yet,

he

did

his

any tbe in her the

amalgamated

are

of

on We know empire. German historians that of authority in less of conquest than forty years as much French at Alsace became to heart as if 6he had surrendered herself us of her own free will. After seven of hundred years England conquest, as much period she was in the days As Middle; de Bovet never to sought to attract

recent

up to a very in Ireland hated of Strongbow. was

as

says, England races the hearts of subjects herself sits but Pat is she simply upon them; and is determined a stubborn customer, have his of the he shall that portion him in the land th«fc sunshine gave

counter

runs

to

wish

fondest

our

dreams

ago, M. Cherbuliez statesman English conld it be Mr. ?— Joseph Cherbuliez him that Ireland assured may though some cause the British Government

Ten

years

an

us,

we

never

cause

"

I have danger. the academician, has srnce then geutlemnn on the his modified opinion

serious observes

it

any no doubt," "that, that

our

do the with

you must consistent

ordeul, to be

wish

dear Bible.

own

same reason

Indo

if

you and

European

Correspondence.

seriously "

subject in referred conclusion, Cherbuliez, of the Irish to the approaching triumph of estimation the cause, says:— "In in a providence i& those who believe it the of a Divine effect vengeance. in the laws of Those who ouly believe nature

it

will

In

destiny. of justice

regard any case,

the

as

is

it

and

over

guilt it From these extracts will the academicians' preface of vindication Ireland French

the

to

M.

of Ireland. the tbe

Cherbuliez

Victor and Academy bas

author

member written

of

eminent French

interest deeply to a charming record of tbe preface and observations personal experiences An essay" of a French lady in Ireland. is scholar by that well-known always but when an essay of a literal ; y treat tbe political situtalion in bis embraces a

ing

Ireland

its

naturally character. limine contributed Ireland journal

for

interest be of

quite

Having these

that

by

Mddlle.

the

licpublique

founded

by

to

National Library of Australia

Irishmen

must

a

fascinating mentioned in letters

were

entire

anto

jfotetgtt

decision

of

the victory spoliation." be seen that is

,

the

late

proceedings

Commission. (Lord Salisbury)

protest

to

against German

the

the

establishment in

November

7.

have

subscriptions to £44,500. Australia of this nearly £30,000

(he

that

dockers

is

Peters

which

to

given to refuse

splendid uddiessed in

European

world.

a

Leon

the

appointed the matter.

into

FOREIGN. 6. London, November Saul Samuel, the Agent General was entertained of New South Wales, at a banquet at Bailey's Hotel lust night

Sir

leading presided one of

by

over

the

birthday. present, of other

The

men.

oldest of New

were proceedings Sir Daniel Cooper, and most-successful

South

committee

a

The

Stock

Intercolonial held? its third

has

colony another

two

was

near

Conference

Wales.

Sir to tile toast of his in responding Saul, to Parkes' alluded Sir health, Heliry and iho federation proposals, expressed the days of Agents General Lope that and that commissioners were numbered

a

showing that scab flocks of sheep in that

at York.

one

enquire

at which received from

sitting,

communication Western Australia, in

to'

and

Champion

Bay

It

decided

was

to

the Western Australian Govern request measures for ment- to adopt energetic of the disease. It was the eradication also resolved that the dipping of sheep that

sea-borne shall be that a

are

colonies ditionally

between

the

various

dispensed

with,

clearance

certificate,

each sheep, together -with the animal certificate that bred. entertain to Sir proposed

accompanies the is

owner's colonial It is

Loch

Henry

at

a

banquet

for departure assume to Hope,

the

his

the

to

previous

Cape of Good ComHigh

of that

colony. November Labour Council

King-street

Andrew,

"Willoughby

yesterday. auctioneer,

an

shot James Henry Bartlett, in the abdomen, through account

small Bartlett a

immediately

was

hospital, doubtful. For some

existing

and

his

would

soon

be

in

appointed

their

stead

of Au?ti alia, Dominion representing to Canada. Sir Roliet t Herbert, similar the Under Secretriiy of State Principal the

in Colonies, of the Colonial toast his that confidence Austialia Western for

the

acknowledging

the

a over dispute between them. taken to the

Office,1

expressed few months would 'secure her in his she being, in

a

Constitution, better entitled to. legislative than. was at Queensland independeuo on that the time the boon was conferred Sir Robert also added that the colony. desired

and

quietly.

died

without

Parkes addressed a large of the electors of St. Leonards the of Australian on subject

Henry

gathering last night Federation.

Adelaide, Earle

He

Kintore

November

a

shares

of

are

9s.;

lis.

;

£6 British, Junctions, Fraser's ; (W. A.) gold shares £1. The s.s. Albany sailed for yesterday W.A. with the following ports, passen Messrs. and gers Thomas. Flagate ;

;

Brisbane,

November

9.

man named J. young Annam, aged 27, lost £108 over the Melbourne and not Cup, being able to pay it he shot himself the head with a through revolver. His life is of. despaired

7.

proposes visiting New Zealand during the holding of the Dunedir. Exhibition.

November

Alfred

night,

a

who

shoemaker demand

Faull time. and thereupon refused, Madden, attack ed him inflicting which resulted injuries in Faull's death. Madden has since been

arrested.

The resumed

stock

intercolonial its

sittings

resolution different

colonies

thorough

inspection

owing

conference

passed

was

A

yesterday.

the

urging

to legislate of the dairy

for

a

cattle,

to the prevalence of tuberculosis a stud book for also that sheep, and horses be kept in each

;

colony as -a register. A meeting of directors of the various Broken Hill companies has been con vened to consider shall be what action taken in connection with the strike, 8. November Sydney, the victim of the KingBartlett, street case is still shooting alive, but, his condition is exceedingly precarious. his has been re Andrews, assailant, manded The

for

week.

a

is

colony

not

the

at

represented to owing

the

to

The

officially

Exhibition,

early

re-assembling

Adelaide,

November

Postmaster Port Darwin

that the ed north

be

Dunedin

Parliament.

of

the

General line

8.

reports

is

interrupt caused by

Peake,

thunderstorm.

of

The

West

a

Aus

tralian cable having closed to the prior no cable came interruption messages through last night. A supposed has case; of smallpox been found in North Ward-street, is a man Adelaide. The patient named who was a from Parker, passenger Marseilles K.M.S. Yarra. He per. has been removed to Torrens Island station. The house and quarantine ,

Central to

have

Board consider

measures

of

been isolated. Health meet what

The to-day,

precautionary

are

necessary. Fifteen hundred miners have struck in the Broken Block 14's and Hill, British out the furnaces. Mines, blowing demand

men

the

join

that the association

mines. The non-unionist have already been reduced hundred. These one are to

The

be

"to

forced

non-unionist leave or the members from two to

determined the strikers. and Junction

join

Centra,

South, being unionists, Several mass meetings, all

miners,

work.

at

are

attend

ed by between 2,000 and 3,000 miners, have been which it was at held, to in. The determined not give market is not affected yet seriously by the

Broken

strike.

15s.

14s. a

8.

son-in-law Faull, of the Nathalie

Mrs. Trebillcock, was hotel accosted by named Richard Madden ed a drink after closing

not

recovery very js has been arrested. he has been acting

was last, Eppel at Wagga, in August last executed at Darlinghurst gaol He expressed WeJnesday morning. the fullest contrition for com having his death and met mitted the crime

firmly

subdivision -

£6

Tens, £4 Is.

The shall

deliberately a mercer,

Andrew time past to most eccentrically, threatening and suicide. commit murder who was condemned The man Riley, murder of Christian to death for the

struggle. Sir

result.

Brokens active. Block £12 14's, 18s. Souths, £7

are

£8

Centrals,

inmates

7.

The Trades and to to London £726— the day transmitted balance of their contribution to the fund dock labourers relief occurred A sensational shooting case in

the

Shares £75 10s.;

heavy

con

Sydney,

Mews.)

of his seventieth in celebration All the Agents General yvere with a large number together

7.

work. consider

The Union themselves by the agreement aggrieved into and entered by the stevedores,

intercolonial Daily

November resumed

non-

Hill special meeting of Broken at held it was Melbourne, to submit immediately

scheme for into fifths.

and cattle

have

one

the

of

£7,000.

escape.

stevedores Wharflaborers

to foresee

Melbourne,

was

Melbourne,

have

a

Last

INTERCOLONIAL. The

a

jle

sub

Lo the proceeding of Emin Pasha when it was re relief has been butchered called by Somalis. The whole Dr. party, including Peters, who has been killed, two, excepting

managed

the

The situa and it is

join

directors, decided

sum.

has

will

their ranks. serious very-

men, out of

men

A

Protectorate

strike

total

union unless

Amalga owing to

:

has German

unload ships atid barges belong to in the with employers dispute ing lightermen. The Orient is leaving on the 8th with a short cargo. under Dr. The German expedition

a

telegrams. ("From

opinion,

de Bovot fiom Francaise

Government of the late East Africa.

the

with

-

Views

At

nell

a

missionership

colonists

French

forwarded-

ordrrs load or

unionists tion is

General

Postmaster

be arranged. shortly have that the Parnellites of certuin important discovery bear that have an important

existed

M.

to

by imagination

this

the

of the limes-Pai The Premiei

will

she

trouble,

and

be honest led men, but we by reason, make this must sacrifice. There must be some world who have people In this to undergo this if I may transformation, so this call it, change of views ; all cannot be right. I have passed through if

yet, not

at

matter will is rumoured

amounted scribed

all the calling mines to-morrow,

the

in the Raikes), answering address Genorals' urging that an be made, in the day of duparalteration from Adelaide to Eng ture of the mails he is sanguine that a com land, stated India with in connection promise with

an

intend

impossi

The present balance in hand committee The strike

colonising less than itself

of Greece

King

London,

bis

to

Agent

The

Strange,

to

the

documents ing in connection

For

Wales

Henry

(Sir

made

reconcile

lot.

is that it the most indeed, should all nations possess of assimilating the gift

which

over

to

nothing

with

vanquished

peoples gigantic

"

says; fancied

of

to be a great success His Royal Highness

proved

visiting

The Barrier branch of the mated Miners Association, the employment of non-unionist

cordially federation

Prince

respect.

now

It

that Englishman to the Irish. After nothing them ; he robbed persecuted

brutalities,

tbe

herbuliez

t

has

the

Athens. Yesterday

the

curious

is

ence

by

the

the

and

;

tells

that

now niighb went they reform the

M.

birth."

scandals

the prove only proves

not It

errid.

ave

in

even a

world

tlio

of

visit

in every is

the

deny that disorders

only that

prophecy but

;

l

never

reform. mean

the 16th there were century the Church, scandals grave

high quarters,

Scrip

Church

to

character, centuries lie owed

tells

a

freshness

i

us

but

;

at of an oppressed spectacle liationalty at another one time proud and angry ; time its tears under through laughing nose of its ho very sulky oppressor. of the After this Irish-man's analysis

and

a man comes therefore suppose " One is greater than you that think the fool hardly two," you would but deserves an answer, suppose not

pariahs

political

and the eternal of his wild imagination, cruel However gaiety. been the destiny of his race

offers

Let

one

the his

of

incorrigible have may

is a no reformation nullity. Yon, think this rather a peremptory doubt, of all a way of disposing arguments, sort of wholesale of every slaughter : in this I agree with possible objection but it is is it not if yon; peremptory, Have I at the same time ? Sciiptural

at all twisted But there

rob

youth

of

have not been taskmasters him of his frank; impetuous

bis

vivacity,

If

so-called

the

therefore

unfortunate

and

the draw. she

to

most

Christ

for

me

forced

reform,

as

having

pardon am

could would

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just ever

could

a

?

it

never

hell

of

gates

ivithout

I

needed

she

the

existing

Church

the

would erred how

spoken

Here you

shall means

Church

against

it,

conclusion

gates of hell which

it," if

that

prevail Churc'i be now

that

the

against that the

Egypt

in

'

prevail

ies most of time, dolorous mr'/stei The Irish Character, goneral history." is one. he adds, a rather complicated has a light humour The Irishman ratty of his own ; yet he has a long memory, for lie remembers hunored that sevriir since he VtaS depriv years have elapsed the ed of his He call himself liberty.

The

same

would Australian

Government

_

Church,

not

co-operate movement.

.

ray

that he (he academican say's not know of any otlirit volume which has penetrated so into one deepljr of the " most at the seductive, .arid

English

does

"

.

Gnmbetta,

benefits of the " Glorious Reformation." Now let us see how far this will stand Bible Test at Bible Opening your Matthew St.. XVI., 18, we read " And I also unto thee that art thou say and this rock I will build Peter,, upon

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1

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MANAGER.

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JOSEPH,

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letters

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ACE.

Chairman,'

ASSURANCE

LIFE

EVERY

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REILLY,

Perth,

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&c.

and

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town

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M.L.C.,

THE

REFORM-

PHILIP

from

any of

PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS. HAY-STREET PERTH1:'

IN

Hall

EXCEEDS

to

ST.

:

business

All

ASSURANCE THE U.S.

W. W.

may be regarded TION of its kind

conducted

inexpensively

Mackie-

Town

business.

carpentering Funerals

"Eor

at

part

premises.

L.

Alex.

EQUITABLE

FUNERAL

per

any

CORN-CRUSHING

the

MANAGER.

the of Accumulated Funds excess SURPLUS (namely, PREMIUM in the on AMOUNT INCOME, Liabilities) NEW IN FORCE, in ANNUAL the INSURANCE BUSINESS,

BOWRA,

[?] announce

order

opposite

Street,

on

DIAMOND,

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

alwayB

hand.

'

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DIRECTORS:—

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BRANCH

PERTH

tlie

share

a

J.

LIFE OF

EQUITABLE

&c., Customer8-

numerous

of

to

FIRE

delivered

ALSO

FREMANTLE.

THE

WATCH

he has to Removed adjoining premises nearly Chemist Shop, Opposite

JEWELLERY

AT

and

cut

WAREHOUSEMEN,

ARTHUR

patronage.

on

MERCHANTS

PACKENHAM-STREET,

BOWRA,

to"inform

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"

APPLICATION.

CLOCK, CHRONOMETER, MAKER, JEWELLER, that BEGS extensive

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v

'

£30

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on

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-

in

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all

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central .

BARRACK-STREET, (Opposite

TO.

Public

PERTH, Offices.)

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Doctor Connor, son of Mr. D. Connor of has returned to Newcastle, the colony, and at present is in Perth., We staying tender him a hearty welcome back to his native land.

By

to

the

Legislative Council, A. Forrest, Venn, Mr. Commissioner of Crown

Mr. the

bigotry He

to consider

appointed tions and,

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epitomize

have

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in

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shall,

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of

liberty columns

our

at

justice for the

only they

be

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them,

to

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in

the

last,

found

Malay

to death for the in the Kimberley

if

the

this

again

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last,

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for anxious

occasion.

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W.

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the

on

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the to

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Monday

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candid

West

the

Star

and

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a

Greenough the

laying

appear

next

to-morrow of.

in

connection

Foundation

the

the resigned Association.

lias

Duff

Friday,

and

either

left may

During

cricket a child

a

match named

.

Saturday, senseless knocked used

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in

by

the game. inflicted.

wa3

for

Stone

with will

to

on

return

a

in

Frernanllc Johnston

blow from No serious

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on was

cricket injury.

will

individual

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of the

be

Sydney

in

is .the surely those being so, who have recently in England persons so much with been speaking and writing of Australia to the lands Western regard would do well, 1 and of their great rights to remember that there is a think, Britain" Greater beyond the sea, whose founders and have, at least, equal rights with those who have equal privileges at home." remained

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iu the Adelaide Ob Gossip" I hear that Sir W. F. C. server Bays Australia is Robinson's stay in Western one. I believe only 'to" bo a temporary be consigned to he will that ultimately

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and paragraphists reporters oldest inhabitant" frequently appeal to the as an authority when something exceptional in a downfall of rain, or excessive heat, has

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power

the

on last Hall, George's Monday and crowded was with Tuesday night, the audiences including principal people of Perth, from the Governor downwards Yon. Finkelstein come to hear Miss in her

St.

In

the

the Council, other even Mr. Venn asked for the production of ing, and in connection papers evidence with the accident at Lord-street in which a railway named Wood lost a man The request leg. the was with complied by Colonial Secretary.

Legislative

Mr. Gladstone has lately said in the House of Commons that if the West Aus tralian of Responsible Govern question ment is in such a condition at the next session of Parliament as to call for notice from him, he hopes to be consistent with" his past action and not oppose the wishes of Australia.

world-renowned the

full

kept.her and

half

each

When

the

curtain

lecture of a

the home

a

Patrick

in

Roachock. exhibition

of

to the Australia

According challenged is

from

Fremantle. and lie

an

give

athlete

famous

jumper, vaulfer, heavy weights.

a

is

name

to shortly powers. he has twice paper, an all-ronnd athlete,

as as

His intends

his

local

alike

Australin

athletic

hurdle and

runner, rower

boxer,

racer, of

putter

in The of-

of

many

of the

with Finkelstein

great

piece

oh the

Friday

moved, evening,

treatment been into

witnesses. stated that,

a

aboriginal

brought Roebourne

Legislative Council, return respecting natives alleged from the Upper

as and prisoners Colonial in reply, Secretary, the Governor's he approval, Mr. Burt's motion late to the Resident at Roebourne aud

The with

would forward Government request

for

of

to have Ashburlon

the

him

to

to

reply

it

as

as

early

possible.

Fraser

delivered

his

Budget

Council on Legislative Friday it he referred the credit of to the dedication of suggested

In

"

evening. the colony," future loans," Immigration," "futurejloans," " the population of the colony," the condition of the the and tariff," trade," pastoral and agricultural industry," minerals," and expenditure. ". revenue "

Mr.. E. G. S. Hare, the hon secretary of the W. A. Turf tenders Club, invites up to Saturday, November 23, from persons to lease the solo of the bar willing right and dining room under the GrandStand, and frqm persons to obtain the wishing to work the totalisator and other right the Grand Stand Enclosure games outside at the race next. meeting in J anuary :

values

state.

Sweepstake

champion week

Saturday competitors on

among intention

between

who under

held

took the

Youngs is

likely those who

race

will

several in

part

be run of the

the recent of the Perth

auspices Men's Society. be 120 to yards, have

The and

notified

their

in the event are taking part "YV. J. Reardon, H. B. Lockyer. J. Moffat, T. Hogan. J. Healy and J. M. Drew. It is that the will be the race expected closest, for

the

colony.

as

the

dramatic

basis

was

power.

how

the lost done Miss

the

precious little the mystic ten at the the given eastern woman. This every the badge of her honourable of ornament one

was

exceed

can

of the

A

of

parable recovery

joyful

Nothing

coin

ap

the

her

necklet

prized

search

terrified

dismay

is

if

mislaid

is

made

or

and

if

is beyond measure. rejoicing the On Tuesday evening lecture opened with the of rich merchant's scene a parlour assistants in Jerusalem. The were dressed and Miss a of citizens, Yon as group herself in the Finkelstein was arrayed of a Mahometan gorgeous trappings the mafaon. She described and city its

the

curious

of

customs As in

manner.

less

life

the

in

most

a.

first

realistic

number

lecture,

out points brought clearly of the sacred text. For passages that it example the saying of Our Saviour for a camel to pass through the was easier

nice

of, a needle eye "enter heaven

of

number

of

men,

ever

run

in

the

than

may yet he Jerusalem. of gates the gates evening enter.

for

sunset

closed

are

by

at

happen

At

the

every

and

no

one

the law, yet, with factor in potent help all eastern bachscheesh transactions, in. there is a way of getting In the great in the is a smaller called' portal, gate "the Arabic opening of the needle," or as the it must in of the run eye English, may

Such

to

man

intelligible to

seen,

rich

a

made

was

what

of

needle

;

is the

that

and

through to

this

belated

the

travellers

their "without great trouble, have been stripped of until they in all the riches their they carried packs. Yon can well Miss Finkelstein amuse as as find

an

camels and not

instruct, delicate she Greek Once

sports Catholic distance

forms of

marriage

typical

difficult

Sir Malcolm Speech in the

A

silver

which she

with

its

peculiarities

for numerous scope of illustrations familiar The of the Bible. part

and the.

depicted

of

various the and furnished

assistants and gave

dealing and

one

in

of the home

to of

groat

was Six ages ago. dressed female, were type to represent classes of the people.

distinctive different

of the lecture

parel

it and

eastern

found Burt

Palestine

description the

to deliver. up .at the first the appearance not differing

presented

what male

attires

as

lost. Mr;

high

took

went

in

to-day attendants,

lecture

South

The

lecture

stage

from

portions A celebrated has arrived

lectures.

to entertained were realised and cultured the as lady gifted for the hour hearers spell-hound

expectations

allusions

"

take the following from the Hon. We in the Land Forrest's John report PolicyThe argument inMeof West Australia is use of by some that Western Australia " a11 Heritage an Imperial Patrimony," I -think, race," for the British requires, of those who even from the standpoint make use of these high sounding phrases, for it is to be carefully analysed very to understand what is necessary clearly " meant the The British by expression it is the intention to and whether race," to the occupants of confine the meaning to the ex Brician and Ireland, Great of tlio British race scattered clusion tlio -or whether world, throughout is to includo the the term race in the world. wholo British This

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a

Newspaper

A

the Gov

to the effectively out carry objects Qf Federat ion to consider, and embody in such devise, Bill the necessary the safeguards for preser vation of the and the satisfactory rights of the Governments of the working provincial Fed several colonies in their relation to the

Queen, praying

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week.

;

Jarrahdalo

expected

to-morrow.

or

to-day

Perth be

of

presidency

ernment

'

chronicled.

Sir draft following. of each of the this House is of and desirable that —

recommend and with which such in order endowed,

and decline and powers should be

functions

Typo

On the Monday evening Legislative. Council was informed by the Governor that the Hon. J. A. Wright had resigned his office of Director of Public Works, and a Committee of the: House was to consider the appointed position.

be

the "

:

for appointment of a to pjpvide the creation of a Governor-General, Privy Court of Appeal, the a Judicial es ..Council, tablishment of a Federal consist Parliament, a of Senate and a House of Commons ing ;

will in the Society next Hall, Street, Murray November at Saturday, 8 p. ra. 16th, All members sharp. are to at requested tend.

graphical

Rachabite

has

from

last

Federation

address

evening..

the

of

telegram, 9,

Tuesday

:

to consider

A meeting"

important November

of

the sent to the Governments " colonies That

resolution Australian

Municipal

the

following Sydney,

Australian, Parkes

that it is expedient Convention should be held of the Austra lian at and time to be agreed a place colonies, for the hereinafter stated-: upon, purpose To consider and Bill for the a prepare Federation of these scheme such of colonies,

Father

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will

next, Ward

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of the

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at the

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received to the effect Onslow will return to this and will next, then resume

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per to

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to-morrow Geraldton of the townpeople

9th.

be

Back

foundation

lay the

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will

ceremony

Greenough the Right

when will

Gibney

of Nov.

"Express"

Victorian

morrow

Wise,

necessity the defence.

the

A very formed

are to not controlled, apt' bring about the very thing they dread." are like other men and ; Catholics to them out for therefore single like that of Mr. foolish attacks, create on their is to part

the

con

Solomon.

been

May

Herbert

Mr,

ates for election

and

sentiment ; just the same possess just the same nature, which bind other as those strength, well for those tirnidIt is men. are haunted so'ul ed persons who of an irrational apprehensions by " to bear in Irish party" if that their mind fears,

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Elias

The Perth Yacht Club's Annual Regatta, which took place on the Prince of Wales is to said have been more Birthday, successful than any held for a long period of years.

The that

Fremantje'prison.

protested, of the crime.

common

of

are

about duties on

late

common

or

such and

a

W.

murder district

Yesterday the Horticultural held Society one of their exhibitions in theGovernment flowers and Gardens. The exhibits of and were both numerous vegetables the afternoon the interesting. During exhibition was well patronised fairly by and in the evening the attendance visitors, will be open was The show very large.

such

in

be Mr.

to

So The Perth Catholic Young a of ciety contemplates piece purchasing to erect a hall jon which ground, shortly, the purpose of holding their for meetings in in. We shall give further particulars in connection with the proposed purchase a future issue.

date. early while to say

which unite at united all those of are

executed

condemned man lie innocent was

judgment

bonds

morning

and sentenced Manilla man

was

reproducing an

Friday

guilty a of

in worth It is hardly or an Irish Irishhere that in the colonies is Catholic party merest hallucination which the b rains of troubles only th e disordered and cowards. In a few fanatics their own Catholics follow politics restraint. The without it

H to

the Governor him in his efforts Government for

assist

has Justice

mysterious On

readers,

our

Mr.

as

'

quite We

will

Mayor.

News

Daily.

Chief

to

and expression of argument would be unsuccessful and unfair.

terseness

closeness

and

S.

delegates

and

.

by

there

of

Newcastle.

eral

been

them.

been appointed His Excellency

Responsible

procure Australia.

characterized

so

reply of

a

Campbell

have

accompany London

to

attempt

Thomas

Parker

fullest

Sydney.

Bank at

Marmion Rason, and

Lands Goldfields

a

most over andMr. refutation of whelming Wise' and inuendoes charges is that which in last appeared Centennial from the month's Mr. F. B. Freeh ill able of pen

of

that

Garter

tact.

political

From the information

colony

means

even

National

opened

year, of Mr.

the office is to oppose

.electors

sought

without The

this

FremanUe,

test for Samson

Circus is in performing The good houses. proprietor, the ciicus to Perth bringing

Royal

to we intends hear, week. next

even if instincts. perverted, Wise' to experience ought a lesson other feeble to all to aid politicians who, in order a as Mr. rotten cause, incline,

notoriety by unworthy and achieved infamy. as he stands gibbeted To-day man without without honour, without love of truth, patriotism

foot

a

to be

is

Webb's Fremantle

fine,

"

In

Reilly,

his

Mr. be

it,

sub '

the been

of-

has

I

the

Buchanan strongly puts invoke the demons of intolerance and fanaticism."

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branch

Australasia

bearing

seen to be Centemviafctire a wilful of. sorry tissue falsehood, and bad logic, misrepresentation, the whole effect of which has been, here and there, artistically heighten ed by unfair and equally suggestion unfair The exposure suppression. to which he has been subjected man would be -crushing to a of

and

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evening.

.

.

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(

her

yesterday

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just readily wrong, of redress. becomes the engine has Mr. "Wise audacious attack drawn him severe, prompt, upon and well-merited and castigation, it is gratifying to know that others besides Catholics have helped to administer it. Dissected by clever hands his articles in Macmillans

Finkelstein

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of

engine

"Von Miss in lectures

the

as

.

made

often

too

press,

entrance also, but

and humour described

Nay

city.

not

there in the

many again. been It has Finkelstein will

good

a

are

they

not

deal

of

in which

manner

extraordinary take of their

clergymen widowers

was

the

at

care

wives. to liberty

announced

that Miss additional lectures in Perth next week when the Hall he at her Town shall disposal. The inevitable crowding at St. George's was made a as bearable possible by the atten tions of the indefatigable Mr.' agent, The of the Smythe. ample space Town Hail will however make it an easy matter reserved seats to have all the properly there need be no so that drawarranged whatever to the hack of the enjoyment lectures and useful Miss charming Von Finkelstein is engaged in delivering. give

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informed,

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told,

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to

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in

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usual

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when it

thanked

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had

met

always

with

fiom

actuat-

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one

came

7th

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Correspondent.

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It was not until Monday afternoon that learned of the visit to York of Mother Had- 1 known Mary Evangelista. in time I would have noted it in my last. She left York the week. again during For the office of Messrs. mayor of York, F.- Craig and C. Edwards have been re to allow ves to themsel be nomi quisitioned nated. Mr. has declined, so the Craig hold is, so far, left to Mr. Edwards. Mr. the only candidate Hodges is, I learn, for the vacanqy which has occurred among the councillors. According to a brief not ice in the York the past service journal, of Mr. F. was Craig enthusiastically acknowledged at its last by the Council I

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W.

having

3rd.

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1

7yds.

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Final

mark

:

first start.

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and second

7yds.

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men

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took

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2 3

This would hare been won by Lockyer had he not fallen at the last hurdle. As it the first. was, Hayes breasted tape Time, 15 sees.

1

T.

5yds 2

Heat.

MeCormish, Jtceardon,

w

1

3yds.

Heat.

P. Hayes, 5yds. H. Lockyer, 1yd. M. Horrigan, 5yds.

3bd

W. J. Reardon, J ulian W illiams,

ran but was Young Williams, pluckily, A native woman named Gabbee' was overtaken after going about by Reardon murdered at Beverley An abor lately. Time 11 1-5-secs. eighty yards. named iginal has been Nungebucking committed for trial for the deed. 3rd Heat. Tho Chronicle in its last issue, says T. A rumour has been circulated Hogan, 10yds. freely that a man H. named Malcolm, in the employ 2 Lockyer, 4£yds. of Messrs. Darlot Bros, of Yangedine, had A. Moffat, 3 10yds. drawn the winner of the Melbourne Cup' It was that the generally thought iii Tattersall's £500,000 Consultation and winner of this heat would take first;place had thereby become possessor of £25,000, in the handicap, and such proved to be of the first the amount prize. Wehaveevery the case. who was in splendid Lockyer, to reason believe that there is not the .form, ran "but the start well, he.hadto foundation for the report, slightest which concede was too much, arid he failed to doubtless is the work of some individual reach Hogan, whilst he beat A. MojfFatby who is anxious to cause a sensation. about half a yard. Hogan appeared to bo of the late Bazaar, My report it seems, close at on 3 yds. in front the finish. has not general given satisfaction. Time, il 1-5 sees. "Names were omitted which should 4th Heat. have But unless names appeared." of persons who did no services appeared J. 1 Sullivan, 9yds. in the notice I was no longer responsible. J. Mansfield, 2 7yds. In future let the stallholders furnish the G. Fraser, 3 names of their assistants 9yds. and then there can no be overlooked. deserving persons who was the favourite' for his Sullivan, For unless this heat, the of his plan be adopted there will justified expectations' bo a probability of omissions. ptill admirers by winning rather easily.

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Reardon whose much admired, won

rather

Time, ll£

notified.

well together. away pretty with desperate to energy overtake little more Hogan, but gained than two on yards him, while Brennan, who seemed contented with third place, men

Healy

W. Reardon, D. Brennan, J. M. Drew,

2 3

It is notified that the General has authorised. W. A. Registrar Gale to be the officer to act for the Regis trar of Patents in his absence, under the of the 5th. section of "Tho provisions Patent 1888." Act, Medical. The registration of Mi'. C. for this Lovegroveas a medical practitioner is notified. colony Roads Board. The of appointment to Mr. J. Perks, of Murgoo, as the officer settle the Murchison Roads Boards electoral list at the Mt. Wittenoon Police Station on November be 2Gth, and alsoto officer at tho Murchison Roads returning Boards election on November 27th, is Court op The of Enquiry.— finding Court of Enquiry held at Fremantle of the on the 24th in the matter ult., on board the s.s. Maid of Lincoln casualty is published. Notice to Mariners. The following dated Oct. 11, have been issued notices, of Ports and Harbours by the Departm'ent Brisbane: "Sunken rock off Round-Top Island. Notice is that a herieby given, sunken rock, with about 19 feet of water over at low has been found it water, by the B.I.S. to lie in the Taroba following ; position Round-Top Island (centre), S.W. West. £ S. Flat-Top Lighthouse, Channel across bar of Burnett River. is an Notice that inner hereby given, in black buoy has been placed in the bar, the line of the leading bacons and lights, to point out the extremity of a spot which has extended into the from the southward channel. After black the outer passing buoy vessels are to open the lights slightly to the narthward until the second past black buoy, when are to the they bring into line as and proceed again, lights Abreast the second formerly. buoy there is ample width of channel and deep water1" Public Reserves. Melbourne No. 1489 (1 acre) on the Dandaragan Road, for a cemetery at Dandaragan (Reserve No. 1324 is cancelled). Swan No. 1490 road. (2.000 acres on the Pertli-Dongarra near Lake Joondalup, as a stopping place for travellers and stock. Educational. Under the provisions " of Education The Act, Elementary has been 1871," the Governor-in-Council

Heat.

Hogan, 10yds. Healy, 5yds. Brennan, 7yds.

1

5yds. 4yds.

notified.

is

the

Heat.

Moffat,

of

D.

Hurdle

Handicap.

bank

a

Patents.—

2 3

J.

Board

Fremantle;

1

Reardon, 3yds. was broken, put back a Even he was then, half a yard in yard. the lead when the pistol was fired. He won inches. by about eighteen Time," 10 3-5 sees. Healy

7th.

November at Bunholiday

Thursday

;

Heat.

Healy, 5yds. M. Drew, 5yds.

-

W. A. Gale, Secretary, to act as Education, and of Registrar-General Registrar the marks, Designs and Trade during absence on leave of G. 0. temporary E. B. Courthope, second clerk, Knight Land Title (probationary) Department vice C. F. The approval of the Cooper. of State of the appointment of Secretary Mr. C. R. Pether as Railway Storekeeper, Central

This was a for Hogan. victory again Moffat would have been well to the front had he not on the grass in start slipped ing. Time, 10 2-5th sees.

J. J.

Holiday.

is proclaimed bury. Appointments.

1

10yds.

-

NOVEMBER

21st,

a gob away remained on his Moffat to commenced long. increase his lead from the gradually moment he jumped off, and when the he had about a winning post was reached his yard and a half to spare, although stuck well to him throughout. opponents

fair

j

GAZETTE.

THURSDAY, Bank

Heat.

1st.

.

:

on

Receipts,

fortnightly meeting of the was held on Society Thursday Bro. chair. In Hayes in the to wish a expressed by the Bros. Townsend and general, were with deputed to consult the of question registration. £4 10s lOd.

»

the three, distance.

Taken

with

MeCormish.

very

5yds.

1

2

bycis»

exertion

little

by

4th J".

J.

Sullivan, Moffat,

Heat. 5yds. lyd.

1

5th

to

pleased

2

appoint dates

Returning

officers'

of elections, and of dates of return writs for the edu cational districts of the colony. Mining. The Governor directs it to be notified for information that a general from the 18th December, holiday to the i8th January, 1890, will proximo, be allowed on the Yilgarn goldfield, which period the labour conditions during of the. goldfi eld's will not be regulations enforced. The Brook T. M. Norilup Company and the W. A. T. M. Company apply for as registration No-Liability" companies. Bankruptcy In re The Act, 1871 P. J. Healy, bankruptcy against petition Perth Oct. 25th : Adjudicated bankrupt, First General Su meeting of creditors, November 1 a.m. preme Court, 20th, In re J. Horgan, solicitor, Perth (liquida First tion) geueral meeting of creditors, 10 a.m. November 21st., polling-places,

Moffat lost a deal of ground iri jumping the hurdles and failed to make much im Sullivan. on pression Time, 15 sees.

Heat.

;

A. Moffat, 7yds. J. Fitzpatrick, 3yds. J. Williams, 9yds. attended by Fitzpatrick, Closely arrived first at his destination. 15 seconds. .

UlCCllllg.

Attorney Whitely

1 2 3

Naugliton, 9yds. J. Peter, 6yds. T. Roach, 10yds.

1st Heat. a

night, response

him

FREMANTLE.

usual

'

him.

Correspondent. On the 18bh inst, the electipn of a will take Mayor and three Councillors place, and it is expected that there will be a very keen contest for the especially office of Mayor. The candidates are, for and Mr. Jno. Mayor, Mr. L. V. deHamel for West Moir; Councillors, Ward, Messrs. J. Edwards and W. G. Knight. North Ward, C. Keyser and J. P. T. Hassell. West Ward, S. Symmons and T. A Place. interest is very lively being evinced in the elections this year, and it is'to be hoped that the result will prove to all concerned. satisfactory A two-mile contest .for £20 walking aside between R. Thomas of Tor Bay and P. Lambe of Albany came off in the Town Hall on Saturday evening last, and resulted in a very for Lambe, easy victory who walked 13 miles 3 laps in the two hours. 12 miles, Thomas, after walking had to withdraw from the contest, much to -the of his admirers disappointment for it was believed that Lambe generally would be beaten, as Thomas is a better made and much man. The con stronger test was witnessed of by a large number and at its conclusion Lambe people was cheered for his commendable loudly per formance; The of the male monthly meeting of the Sacred branch of the Association Heart was held on but Friday evening, for some reason or other it was very Handicap badlv attended.

From

SOCIETY,

2

9yds.

was

Men's

Young

are and the best sports over, the and the other handicaps events to the are now known. Contrary of the weatherwise on the predictions a pleasant afternoon morning of Saturday, favoured the proceedings, the only thing, in this to complain of being the respect, breeze which the com strong against in the footraces had to run, and petitors it is needless to was which, state, unfavourable to the of fast recording time. Two practical Messrs. men, Healy and Hard wick, had done the handicapping, which was with a few excep satisfactory tions and these wtfre due to the handiwith the men cappers' non-acquaintance, whose merits were to called upon they consider. who was Hogan, for instance, to unknown the handicappers, received 10 in the flat start, race, and yds. knew from the first everyone that with lead he would this be far top good for at least if not of the runners. nine-tenths, all, This tended to take a deal of naturally interest out of the and handicap, nota few of the intending discourage a Still, good number of competitors. those who had nominated, accepted, to at least stand a show for hoping second or third Some of these, place. had their however, hopes completely shattered; for, meeting " Hogan in the second series, were they wiped out" and their chances irrecoverably destroyed. At about half past one on Saturday after acommencement was made with the noon, The hurdle distance sports. race, boys' 100 yards, was the first item on the pro There were 20 entries, and the. gramme. result heat of the final. showed Julian 1 3 yds., A. Hayes, Williams, scratch, 2 W. McCaffery, 5 yds., 3. After this came the event of the. principal day, the 100 yards handicap, run in heats according to Sir Banks's or Sheffield Joseph

f

Societies, 1

well before up on his men them half way and, passing down the track, reached home two or three in advance of his opponents, who yards were almost Time, 10 4-5 sees. together. 8th Heat.

Observer.

Many

walk

a

started,

they

AND

line.

Heat.

J. Healy, P. Hayes,

Healy

NOTES

compete

out of it is his considering other events appeared on the but could not be got programme, of darkness set through in" consequence in. The their men and ting young friends had a very enjoyable day, and, for several reasons, it is to be hoped that the will continue to hold similar Society under its time to from auspices sports time.

splendidly,

over.

H.

SPORTING

Heat. forward to who enjoyed

Brennan,

against

Society's men in

V

our

been

struggles.

1889.

11th,

By

ALBANY. From

time

anv

GLEANINGS.

courtesy

they

Nov.

various alluded

Mrs. Pbiliiinore. who Sholl, com Capt. manded Colonel the Philli parade, thanked more behalf of the officers of the on Force Volunteer for the extreme

which

at

Drew,

Prati,

6th

10 inches, F. McDonough being second and P. J. Healy third. Throwing the cricket ball and was won followed, by Baldwin threw McDonough, although feet

1

5yds. 2 14yds. Pratt had performed well in trials, and had a wide circle of supporters. naturally unused to starting But, by pistol, being and was he was too slow iu getting away, nob before he soon however overtaken, and had made some terrible spurts It.

lic.

The parades. gallant of the to the probability into before long being converted a After partially paid Force. wishing those whom addressed iii their he every prosperity cheers were day avocations, given for Colonel added cheers for Phillimore, to which were numbers Colonel Volunteers

I

by maliciousness. The work of repairing Parker's Bridge is in active soon and will progress, again, I am happy to state, to be open the pub

last

to attend command

have

nor

ed

parade the

through,

gone

the

train,

to

up in hollow square, Colonel Philfemore, that parade) stating

Commandant, addressed

6d.,

ordinary

a

on were

After

manoeuvres

the

an

lay

Riflss

appearance.

be

10s.

for

evening last a parade of the Perth and Fremantle and Metropolitan held the In on Esplanade. the of' Railway Department

consequence being unable

were

or

J.

Heat.

'

is

we

5th M.

but definitely, of the profession this gentleman

Artillery, Rifle3

which From the number of vehicles rolled from by and equestrians galloping the town on there must have Saturday been a good number at -the Quellington sports on that day. Many left" the town late in the evening. Now that all the events worth Recording for the year have passed, it will perhaps be as well for me to discontinue my cor at least. respondence for a brief period I have endeavoured to furnish you with as good matter as circumstances and the of events nature allow. In the would not line of news were my shortcomings

correspondent cannot speak

.

of our regard to the query Imprimatur we, ourselves,

.

"

-

In

1

2 3 Moffat

Time,

"

The run off showed Reardon and Sullivan. Those ran inthefinaland came in in the order named, there a being only few inches difference between the two. Next came the running high jump, for which ten entered. Before one of any 4 feet these men retired G iuches was done. The J. cleared winner, Peter, 4 —

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to Irish workmen M. received by of,the President Municipal Chautemps, nssnred of the who them Council, of Paris. Mr. of the City sympathies

of

Bryne

M.

of

reception

the

Chautemps

and

delegates,

There was no the daughter, —

to

that

Ansonio

which

A Zealand) Wellington (New " writes Archibald correspondent of a diver in McGovern, the employ of the To Aro contract, Allan Maguire, :

an recently under water had only McGovern

few harbour. from

Napier

Auckland,

or

his

such

he

blocks

some

laying

the quite

of the pile, back the

hold on

monsters

of

are

very

A

rifleman

of the

Lake

time

life.

at

place

Italian

peddler to

attempted

The Shef

by 1,500 of toy two

serve

once, and in doing so let of bright-colored string globes. go his about The coi'd got twisted Sophie's and the arm and also in her hair, left bubbles started rubber sky buoyant at

purchasers

the along youthful mother and Her shrieked stood The by-standers horrorfainted. to the balloons as stricken swept close a large oak tree and the child grasped of twigs her -a handful and checked German A muscular young

ward,

I

you.

over

Michigan.

child's

witnessed

was

An

picnicers. balloons

up

taking

aeronaut.

the

out

crept

on

At

child.

strength suddenly least the

at over

tree the

shooter, hurriedly

in

an

branch

gave out, went released, one

instant, nearest

and the

Sophie's balloon,

hundred feet, out drifting Gust Koch, a sharp the picnic, attending

lake. who was

into

jumped

a

skiff

with

two

and and his repeating rifle, out into Koch succeeded range. pulled of the balloons, each in piercing several shot bunch to successful helping the reached the descend. Before it finally and the boat was at the water spot, her feet little Sophie did not even get

companions

this

OFFERING. "

the

for

catholic

home

By Christian

Reid.

in

the

widow

house

of

of forester

he found

worthy

a —

who

that

he

woman—

lived

with

was

the her

on a and one daughter tiny ina of the which fold farm lay the village his above whither mountain bent. He was so had been steps badly

two

also

he

could

I

a

one

in

belief,

have

sons

said.

me

this for the

piety—

your ings

which I desire

helping

father

your

named

She

well-pleased. within more

expected "Well,"

is

him, But

me.

nothing I

or

you without

it

will

do

a

act

help aid

sharp If

Iwill

fine

the

end

of

necess

guarded

before

huge by a

To

hear these pose that they rather than let

pair

men

of

"I

heard

help him, God has him through I

me.

do

can

die

nothing but ground so crowded

then aud there but the produc

bare

this

of dirty that

bit

Chinese

with

you." that

is

right,"

not more into the middle, forced whatever is to take four feet from to to It is no use try get fur place. here we are and hero we must ther off are

not ask you to do any" would " What he answered. wrong," thing will sit that I want is only this— you of this while I make a painting for me

I

you

do,

I

sure

very

am

and from

again, delight

replying,

Wbat

you

offer

is

welcomed, the

thrown

by

crowd.

a

A

open howl of strange

comes tumbling procession few ragamuffin soldiers, of clearing the making a fine pretence of coolies Then a file the carrying way. iu small shallow baskets victims slung A s soon as each pair to bamboo poles. reach the middle of the space they stoop

First,

'

"

are

and ghastly in.

in a succeed painting shall which will sell for a high price— picture to a price pay the debt on high enough shall it farm. Whatever brings the would be yours— for without you there be no picture. Will you agree ? minute two for a or She hesitated

the gates

Suddenly

and off.

and

pitch The foot

a

their

living

prisoners and are

are

burden aud run hand chained

perfectly"

helpless.

to

will

I

see.

emotions

the

.

not of such

sharp

as

second

a

it

It to

fall

in

poised

no

simply

razor.

a

falls,

air,

Then

it

apparent

great and But

slowly. man's neck

the

the

aim.

takes

executioner There is to

as

is

moreover

when does

it

With

it

not

ghastly the

through

fromrecalled when the head momentary stupor your over and over, and rolls forward springs of a second two while for a fraction burst out of scarlet blood dazzling jets curve to the and in a fall graceful rush of blood Then the great

ground.

the spot. As and floods blow has fallen the second the body forward tioner pitches comes

soou

the

it

a

space,

neck

it stop keeps on falling. slowness it passes right and you are flesh only

'

are

the

'moment

fatal

;

grou'n I, fifty yards long by a dozen w ide, two whose blank between walls houses, sides. hem it iu on three To-day it is the execution and ground yesterday tomorrow the drying-ground of a potter There no who lives there. is roped-off

we

For the

conies

execution

of soldiers. group talk you would sup

would

of

left

!

1

"Hough";

from

and

heap, loud

"

tioner front rises

a

as

e <ecu-

with

a

shapeless goes up

a

and

of pleasure

expressive of the stroke,

the execu to the corpse steps the knife man in the second rank, another head rolls it falls; again, of blood doable burst another there

is

over

away, follows

in

throat

every

Ho,"

approval But j

tumbles

it

1

little

The

evidently

seems

brought of wooden gates we

till,

walks

man

the

at

to describe the the wish

effort.

course

us pass, of ten-cent couple pieces works and they the for a miracle open gates to the rush of us, stop vainly trying that us in and carries natives follows us before it right into the middle of the It is bare of a piece open space.

tion

'

us

and

younger

man.

falls.

prison

particularly chaii coolies, into it aud

The

tucks up deliberate

younger

sleeves,

stands

his

and

and

long

plunge straight

gives way up by a

of my

a

are

The

and kept dinging The the last. two of them now

awful the horror, had never that you repulsion, fear that the sickening come, you will be splashed with the blood, and yet the fascination that keeps, your helpless detail. The knife eyes glued to every It is a short, broad- bladed, is raised. two-handed sword, weighted at the back,

to me you care accompany before try to place the scene execution is fixed for 4-30,

street.

narrow

to

they

The

momenc

a

The the guide comes for us at Sham-so -at of the "foreign Canton, een, quarter and our chairs carry tis rapidly through of .the native the noisy alleys city. we there is Until get close to the spot no unusual. sign of anything There, into we run a suddenly, jammed crowd at

in

almost

and

attempt

as

stop.

If

by,

crano8

the

morning,

the

two

has There is an instant's come. hush, and of condemned one of the two rows every his men behind twists head around and

they A few bamthen several

at

ar

has.

about

a sword while the

selects

kneeling

caught

one

then, shock"

pig crime

from several laying and other man older of paper into a sheaf the strips collects Then he and lays them on one side. man of the front himself behind places him the nearest row and takes by the ly

than

anything

curried

strain

forward. trousers and

Ins

more

of

paper

all

—step

4

God, by Will you would enable

said.

before

not

is

of badge condemned men

seem

executioners—

;

justified.

will

and

you.

to

?

there,

never

token

kindly,

must

there

however,

God would is

whom

are these gentry short shrift.

ground.

now-

be.

that

faith

your

his

up

Henry

.Mr.

to

of torture, " a short

soon

He moderate. smiled, What he meditated was than he had his power said

China,

other

any

any

of piece into their written their

is

and

one

man-was

one

shoulders. forward

begin with, in prison aud it is not what to a Chinese explain with little to eat and a stiff

ary

to

seemed to which but which Morton

he him

tell

no

exquisite

Execution-

get

booings months

sum

would

it

its

however, the last of Chinese justice

is,

generally

for but and feel roused in

thoughts of

a

immense, thought very

helped

I

resolution

the

her

you and

I am might

as

much money to keep his farm

how

me

longer shall

I

sight to give some both to you and you in your trouble..

gratitude

the

was

or

and when

avoid

not with

no

and since

formed

sketch. that I

(Concluded.)

day

as

for me," she face flushed

spoke. for you,"

convictions. my in fact Catholic

"

almanac."

The next

she

on

she

written

her

act be

"

PIOUS

Morton

asked

by delaying

mercy

In

there

is that the 1 aia inclined to think revelation. great an ade that nubody can claim to have and of accurate quate appreciation Chinese character who has not wit is a Chinese execution. This nessed to do at Cauton, for not difficult the swarms with River Canton pirates,

with the trifled know now, I had died, as I well If of God. grace that fall on the might have done, from have been what would my mountain, to fate? But God has been merciful of sense and I mean to show me, my

wet.

A

It drama

I

as

upward

again

picture

conversation your hearing your and the faith simple, trusting lover; to me. a lesson which it breathed was on threshold I have hesitated the long I have of the Catholic Church: long

tell

moment and the

this

to

though

heard

flight.

ascended

a

and mountain, the figure

high

took

and

short

a

only dowry.

judicious correspondent, of a pubgives the following description in Canton lic scene

I was must me, but forgive the in the shade seated sketching with when crucifix you came up to it and I could of flowers, your offering in. not forbear figure your putting to tell else I have something And now

the

way. the price freed the

-

is

meant

were

than

conscientious

in

moment

a

it

the

?"

meant

is

his

points

dumped.

one way. facing callous, perfectly aud he had probably beeu drugged with, which the pris opium, a last privilege obtain oner's can friend by bribery s.nne of them exchange remarks, They and with the spectators, evidently chaff,

close

from

Norman,

?"

before

"You

volun

Schwab

wafted

incident

Park,

field

and

Bay

balloonist

a

bosom saved

exciting

.

Evans

was

broad

in

It

"

had

like

and the executioner them in two rows,

fifteen,

ranged yards apart, All except

will

?"

year for and

A Chinese

v

quietly, while

modestly

These Wel

diver.

Sophie

became

and

replied

arms

is

indeed.

offering

her.

for "Yes

"

it

j

has

and

and

a

admired beauty

Writing

this

to

if— what

As if

Church and he

another

its its artistic feeling, " than the Pious simplicity Offering" or of But only one Hugh Morton. two of his or friends knew its story, how the artist had made it a pious

paused. "

coast.

neighbouring Two-year-old tarily ago,

she

quitting to the surface

numerous

Harbour,

lington

the.

the

looks " As

the

called

outlined,

it it

said,

if

as

into

more

picture

if he had not at the way-side better he took up it at the opening

seen

crucifix -upon she pointed

"

its

brought

was

then

of the this"

...

measured

whose

ever

you

silence,

attacked succeeded in

octopus, niue feet,

Have

and had

showing, She looked at

an which octopus, on to him, and, in spito of all fastening chained him to one of the his struggles, in the retaining wall. McGovern, piles to remain however, had the good sense

and

he

he asked,

was

by

quiet,'

sketch-book,

"

are met of excitement rarely demaud was made so that a great with, his nervous when caught energy upon fish five fathoms under the by a devil On going down for the purpose surface.

causes

of

scene

which picture TJrsi to him.

come

impulse wavering,

long

but her gave Salon the next

Paris

a

As he grew

shrine.

me

which

after

bo

of execution.' Ooe and are slung they arrive eiid ? out. the procession never Will This is more How can there be ? many for. At last over the than, wb bargained of see the hats heads of the crowd we behind them the two and mandarins, of men are shnt. The number gates

j

then

borne,

the

witnessed

this

just where

it

was

quietly

exciting in

on

bring

the

you my

iarm

This

;

had quite minutes

be laid

can

to

aud

upon which the warrant

;

and

by to

stack

bamboo,

split

tails

as

TJrsi yielded, The picture was painted, which it not brought

Tyrolean. the artist young simple story he but elicited by a few questions, the have known all would hardly so and bravely suffering involved,

»

I owe ended

a

'

.

has returned to the Church and degree, of the Order f become a novice hs Dr. Hnortas His name is Jesus. y

has

Ursi,

it.

was

paying

Italian

Lozano.

by standing

the thi« meant debt. And his betrothed, not only from separation his since the but also from mother, be to farm he would gone, obliged and go into that exile enter the army is the hardest cross from home, which

well-known the Franchi, and professor, after philosopher <n from religion. separati thirty years' a writor of great A Spanish physician, of and a Freemason high eminence,

of

about

mystery

And

picture.

have (

or by sitting, rather, that model. And my hard is I assure work work, you for which is very well paid. Then as let me that my share, you must give as a token of gratitude for what you did for me. Have not I told you that

you

shrine.

way-side

the future. of possibility had The young Ernest, Mattnor, man, that the found on his father's death, and he which his mother farm upon to that was so deeply mortgaged lived, means of it was their sell only

Mr. Irish

read an address from the Martin workmen to the City representatives. reconciliation' Another remarkable 'the has speedily followed Church

the

.

the betrothed to who had joined her mountaineer was but an but their marriage

young there indefinite

his

for

at

scene

would be no will help tne

there

:

thanked

the

office

in

stands load is

exactly without present, The whatever. each a long folJed

coolie 1

the He giving by inspiration." smiled again at the puzzled look on her at face these words, and continued, " I mean What is that for but you

He

|

,

still ideas are crude, they have religious and other emblems a priesthood, the cross to of Christianity-: They are believed from about have been exiled Abyssinia

out

.

received and during ; kindly deal about he learned a great him. the excellent around people or themselves They did not intrude affairs but when their upon his notice he evinced an interest, answered simply and lie askecl. the questions readily And thus he soon learned the meaning

executioner where each is dressed

'

see

|

hospitable been so this time

The

very

.

surrounded A Christian tribe, by in the has just been discovered pagans, of Africa. be heart They have never white man. their seen a While fore.

800 years ago. A deputation Paris warmly

before

clays

but I fear— I do not generous, what I should to have right the You would do the work." money. "But so would he said you," did it in the first "You smiling. place

his fall that it was several the he was able to leave which he had roof under

by

bruised

and jarcip.

Jntmotoiuat

forward, aud the

it,

the

no

pause;

the

the headless body assistant shouts

shoved

is "

Hough"

"

Ho." Two shouts the headsmau '1 hen. men are dead. of the man back to the second steps is repeated. front row, and the operation the brutal Two strike you : thiugs of the whole per matter-of-factness crowd

ease aud the extraordinary formance, be a human head can with which is precisely off. As a it whole, chopped the iike a drove of pigs driven into and iu detail it shambles and stuck ; more than seems— no difficult is or

with a turnip splitting off thistle or u lopping the chop, Chop, chop, in as one after the other

a

knife

carving

with heads many

a

roll

cane.

off

seconds.

man is seventh reached, When the is or becanse the knife blunted either misses his the blow, the executioner But he neck is only cut half through. Ho comes docs not stop. back, quiokly on to the another takes knife, passes comes back to next and only man, when seventh all finish the wretched

in bloody other heads are lying of the shoulders which in front pools few moments before. them a carried has watched the death And every man the

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with

yelling

delight bowls on

like the heads are horrible headless about in ghastly the executioner

and

hands

his

250

kuife. The tbe specta and frenzy,

came

lowed

in succession of rapid by 'craft and 700 800 These -were 600, tons. and considered monsters, when) finally, half-a-dozen a fobr-masted years ago, schooner of 1,000 tons appeared, every for that the limit in size body thought fore-and-afters had been reached. But « these big coasters, ships in disguise," as the sailors call them, have been grow

a

the. green, are all bodies lying attitudes, grotesque to the knees, scarlet

is

are

Take my

dripping.

word

for it that are by this time you sick. feeling very not detained are Fortunately, you moment head is off The the last long. the crowd is gone with a rush, except a who begin scoro of urchins skylarking

with

bodies

the

iuto into

and The

the.blood.

bodies

lie

only gets worth while at

-

rate.

that

Would

long.

verv

the Ames

Nine

Certainly.

buy

I

dollars.

sword

his

Boston

Pilot.

of

in Maine-

rise

Great

a

England

New

in

even

with

tion,

the

Industry. a

is

fact

gratifying

of depression,

years

and after

that,

is

shipbuilding the Maine

is

many re

in of the nursery of sailors. ships, from Casco Bay to All along the coast, and adze are the mallet ring Eastport, keels lie stretched ing again, great by new timber and sweet-smelling dozens, lies ways heaped beside the mouldering More in silent. yards long tonnage

again

viving wooden

than

be built

will

for

several

this year is reason past, and there every that the revival is to believe permanent; the that this is but of beginning

in shipping of prosperity a class build different of vessels nowadays than in the years gone is in the rig The difference more by. for while ships, than, any thing else, barks and brigs have given away to. schooners,

period We

circles.

size is the average of the craft greater than in the the old palmy days of square-riggers. Up to the time of the Civil War the great bulk of the tonnage was in the form of ships, built barks and most of these vessels sailed brigs,

in

the

deep

but the almost merchant

water,

war

proved deep-blow

a

marine. and

trade,

or

with

foreign trade; disaster great to the American We lost our foreign a

return

the It

peace seek

to forced true that in

were

people shipping other business.

of

is

the

the war immediately succeeding of a revival in the something and East Sonth American European,

period there .Indian

was

trade

from

ships in

it;

are

British,

American

wooden

will

have

the that

season

arisen

the

since

war,

and

of largo shipping "fields which were employment, in

antebellum

always whether

days, our

opened

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tramp

'

four,

or

years some ships that ever

launched Rock port.

These

Billings.

2,000

over

over

and

as

2,497 trades,

they

all

tons

State lay

modernshipB talked-o!|lippers

They

fuller

are

lean

so

they

sail

more

to

the ton but

them, wherever

Maine from

as

the

days!

been of

to these shorefe. mouth both found place

to

repair

and

genteel

into

-a

in

prints

Roman of this

publicly about to

Church

Anglican

"a

Catholic

lady."-

but

anonymous was understood person that she desired tbe into

busy—

as

the

Naturally

was

the

rumour

Estab as

public

tongue

to cere

pos scandal

of

amidst

ran

tbe

One Loudon correspon to mention impudence the and of Lady Kenroare, perhaps till 24 hours happy about it himself

names. noblest dent had the name was

his

later It

is

Zagieck.-

Hyde,

invention

.silly

was

exposed. now staled that the distinguished bears the name of Marie Wilhelraine

lady

jfarm,

nni

Station,

thu

not

mit

size,

be

ease,

it

rule

for

the ent

of

;

the to

biead and tea are will be said and milk. So they than stirabout when the milk is half water are and the stirabout is made of bad oatenbadly meal. But given good milk and good and care in the making, we oatenmeal, and milk are a break say that stirabout a The making of king. and patience. attention requires The fire must not be too sharp, the meal to must be added slowly the boiling and must be kept water, constantly stirred so as to prevent its into getting

fast

ach, of

of

They

lumps

even

and

not

Nev. as

AN

a

is

r-

EXTRAORDINARY

often

of

acid,

loss

of

acidity.

subdued by the lemon

accidentally of sour by draughts

with

one

And

this

the

tonic

juice.

So or

cured buttermilk.

on

that

is

tbo

for

claimed settlement

of

a

months' highly burns

time dead inflammable away

the

for

into

and that

rotten, when root aud

literally

creeps

fire

that

ploughed

afterwards. old

auger, afterwards

thus a takes to years of inoculation process

little requiring of a the boring 6 in. into the tree with an with and filling composition, with cork, tough plugging itself,

is

simply

other

clay,

or

has

bad

bo

available doing in

nature

The

about

hole inch

excess

themselves

so

can

is

stumps,

what

simplicity lubour. It

It

it

them

land

tbe

so

branch, the roots

consuming

thoroughly for

down

cvon

ground,

the.,

and fired

suitable

several work in

It done

substance. and has

trials,

one all cuscs, in been cleared instance 700 acres having with tree successfully it, every being dealt with. It is also very inexpensive not more than a few pence even costing

effectual

for

a

tree.

largo

THE

SUBJECTION

OF

VICIOUS

HORSES. A

and simple

new

horses

I

method

of training at West

exhibited

was

The

lately.

trial

first

I

I

I

made

about habits.

ridden former

without The tamed

a

of

sign

hefl

by whicfl by passinfl

means

animal was was round the frorfl piece of tight, rope jaw of the mare, just above upp« the at ttH teeth, rope being crossed It was claimed back of the neck.

horse

kick has

abandon

will

th|

in this and after jump, dealt with so

treated

and been

PROTECTION

anim| tin|

an

few

a

vicious

its

wjH

manner

ways

H H

AGAINST

cura-

stomach

depending

in patented other colonies

the

in

composition which, when trees are inoculated with it, itself the with and mingles sap, circulates branch and through every und the life, leaf, utterly destroying the tree in three standing rendering

very

is

tone,

INVEN

being

is.:

if it does all which, revolutionize will bush-lands. It is

ever.

:

on

the

An invention New Zealand and

equiva-

often

is

an

few house very to attend to patience

TION.

it

no

lialf

to

Bat

less.

haive

should

it

Finally,

minutes

this.

regards

after all juice have failed. The this A depraved State membrane of the stom

action found in also have persons bowel derangement 'of!

burning.

twenty

not

hour, wives

no

the

anti-acids

sources

is

or

from

boil

a

known heart dis

from

results.

exception,

dependent tlie

for

fit

stirabout

the

per-

comparatively have also

they

cause

with a and bucking! kicking mare had alio wdCM which, the owner said, rider no on her. back for five years J in about as She became tame many! and bJ allowed herself" to minutes,

that

circumstances a

period. of the stomach Acidity able by 'means of lemon explanation of the mucuous

was

$9 the fflag

;baiks

patient's live on

Our their

it

was

heart disease is compati and comparative corn-

it come suddenly, the average layman still of hem t disease diagnosis of death to a sentence at

kinds

of vship-yards

battered

is

known

a

aud

nicer

distant

days. cut not,

place the earliest)-, voyagers Ch am plain W ayand tbe const an. excellent'

their

But

Philadelphia

$>omc.

.theleRS

These much-

/many

to

mm

life

of life. plane that when death

state a

existo'nco-.of

ble witfi'long if tbe fort,

run

have long

men

as

of the degeneracy of our men is the innutritious young unwholesome food they instead of use, as or milk fresh formerly, good new oatenmeal stirabout, buttermilk, mealy and now and then a few eggs, potatoes, some home-fed aud cured bacon, butler, and on the sea coasts good fresh fish

One

right.

vicious

Tablet.

Medical

the.clippers, and carry

credit;

breakfast is far superior susiamer labour to tea sloppy bread from the bakers. adulterated Scotch stick to neighbours " and swear aud parritch" "by it,

accomplish.

made he was

that

the

so

sible.

and such

will

milk

month

ultra-Protestant

great, of her reception lishment to be made

been

in

year.: over the

wore

are

aire they they go.

has

the

mony

full-

like witches than any lineivjbat

"

,

be

generally, outsail any

away Of ante-steamer in the bows. arid,

There-

built.

ever

this

generally

but

;

jubilation

announcement

important

and large, well. they do fairly vessels on the stocks a ship which! will even

carry

the

in

built

some

lately

distinguished The fervour

the

They

and oil

afloat, ships Among the fifteen is at Bath. to-day the Frederick out-rank Billings that three and it is likely others

profitable unkown quite and which must alive ship-yards

Dr. and he he shows

Jubilation.

by Canon Fleming

considerably Billings ship afloat,

net.

grain

other

and

and

either

it,

or

when,

into oaten cake stirabout i9 a digestible, nourishing, and wholesome food. A stirabout and

is

an

!

receive

Frederick wooden

largest

registering in special

Andrews hit

"smalj body in

a

was

of

some

the

finest

the.

are

the

tons,

the

being

of

There

O'Brien, John Robert Rosenfield, William H. Macy' and Frederick

Allen,

St.

England

AS A FOOD.

made

or

also

T. H. L. Belk

Edward

Liverpool,

Premature

but

go,

werer these the Henry B. Commodore

as

of;

heretics.

They

Among vessels

splendid

!

and

havo floated Thomaston

Bath,

at

he not

is

Scotland which doctrine ofthei Eocharistic in communion, is and Presence,) open undisturbed with those who communion, on their confessed own are, showing,

come

of-

few.

past

to

popular

new

;

but

;

which

of

distinct

a

Bishop

and

to stay. are: vessels however, for within

our

him

Church

the

Protestant" denies the

times and

Kennebec,

come

may have

a manner

represent,

before

fast-sailing must vessels,!,

are

before

in

Church by tolerating the Anglican as the holding such teachers Dr. Ryle, Dr. communion with Wordsworth (a

Maine

Bangor

task

points but clear,

that

at'

schooners

big

Not all of schooner type

the

England

others

large-carrying,

the

have

three masted beginning, and were schooners, they chiefly wanted for the coal trade. The coal increased in as the volume trade business of the country, New general and in increased, particular,

at three

the

on

.

their began to think occupa wrights tion there came a call, not large gone, but at first, for an steadily growing, new class of vessels. There entirely at

closes,

Ames Governor Other rigs pay.

The

were,

ice

loaded

difficult

his

makes

be a cheaply-operated business. Small wonder that paying such vessels as the King Philip, Pocah. Mount Tecumseh and Hope, ontas,

from

up

to-iday

from

shipped

ice

virulently addt-essed not

Dr. Ryle, of Wordsworth,

big

number

for

or commerce foreign prosper of marvellous expansion American coastwise commerce during the two decades has no parallel in the past of the world's carrying history trade, when at a time our and, just ship

not.

-

keep

trade

in

tbe

by

is

than

the

on

the points along coast. coal and East, They bring; them a' load back the ice gives Nor to Baltimore, Philadelphia and and; folk Va., other Richmond, round a/ making trip that, ports,

most of the ships and finished business, profitable by the work of extinction cheap carrying

of

the

all

numerous

sailing

which the war began. But new conditions

to

of

and all sum schooners, as as flies on mer are thick they long the Penobscot and Two Kennebec. of three and four-masters sail hundred

nap,

away

face

soon to be set afloat, in the steamers, 'a trade. Within very carrying few years once as a looked ice, upon and the has become a uecessity, luxury, and of it has become cutting freighting of vast a business Nineproportions.

taken

having

the

in

now

and fresh. He forcible the that if estab Anglican is not in schism the rest of must be. He Christendom then goes farther. He challenges the Ritualists to show why claim they havo a better

ion

they keep in

under

appearing just Review (which,

only out points lishment

but condi

ocean

rigged

steamers

fact that schooners

Rome.

of articles

series

is

Whitehall

very puts

owners, of this

satisfied

building are the circumstance that there the United stock 8 in Kingdom million of iron over one tons

and ports, of large and fine were in Maine built to take part the days of the spare-rigger but the modern slop-built past, German and Norwegiau tramp number

considerable

a

their

for are

by the

is a

rates,

to

They anti-Irish). are to or Protestants to but Anglicans Ritualists, generally, and they are intended to show that the iu Church of the. High Church party a position which England occupies log The writer lias is. absurd. no ically

thus-

trade,

pine

heading

way

tonnage in the and a consequent

latter

sum

too.

the

can ;

of.

money

the

tenths of carried

seasons

long

of

lots

to mates

are

fifteen,

A remarkable

in its normal business three and four-masters great

that shown

smell go

owns

grow up of tar in before sea

at twenty, In at twenty-five. captains it the ships, up, we build aud raise the the ships,

often

this

Governor

foreign

market, ice and hard

more

home

the

scarcity

coal,

make It

into

own

the

Secessions

.

Revival

The

ships.

a

creating coast-wise

to

we

but

Boys

they

;

at

sailors,

the In vessels afloat to-day; best-paying two the last or off-shore freights year as to draw cf our have so improved all of the and some square-riggers big

?

fact,

Maine

yet.

OATMEAL Oatmeal

are

at Waldoboro'.

old-time

schooners

Shipbuilding

salt

yard Governor.

and 1,689 tons,, registers carry nearly 3,000 tons of coal. These monster are fore-and-afters

all

for

on

Maine

a

mast

building

everybody,

with

nostrils

tbe and

are

herself.

coast

their

largest fiveonly was water,

the

for

ships of them

this,

on

the O'Briens Thomaston

at

most

is tbe which Ames, feet of lum carried recently 1,875,000 Plate-— a ber from Portland to River load three or four of cargo that would

Formerly,

head

u

schooner

This

he used to get he cut off; now, cents. It is hardly fifty men's heads off chopping take But then it doesn't

was.

it

masted in

and

sloop

that

ships build's

The

tons.

1,588 afloat,

a

add

until right to-day along, number of them ranging to 1,400 tons, and; one, the which was Lambert, lost,

schooner built

to such good purpose as to out one in her and capture sally night came a British man-of-war that too io suit them. I may near Thomaston built

any

measured

plastered pond, and the- heads are and stacked jars, up in big earthenware round the wall of up with those already this 1 had a few minutes' field. potter's with the executioner conversation after not he told ward. me, was Decapitation, of his family it is the occupation ; only not a But the business is perquisite. 2 dollars

are

1,000 Thomas. A.

a

what

size

iii

ing there from

each other are thrown

pushing

vessel built on the Penobscot, 1780, tbe old is in service. Tbe Blill Polly, the stocks at British burned vesels on Bangor, in 1812, and during the Revolu six brothers had tionnamed O'Brien

;

first

.

are

demand

The

MOSQUITOES. To clear a room of a small piece of gum vessel and evaporate does care it taking sponge dipped and made fast stead

will

sleeping applied effectually insects.

in to

be found

mosquitoes, in

camphor it

not

over

flaH

a

ignite.

spH

camphorated top of the

tbe

serviceable

of Decoction pemiyrH to the exposed parts keep off these troubleH

room.

.

tors

for was schoouers. larger frou three-masters ranged to 350 tons in then size, a series of about 500 tons, fol

the

a with and then

'

him

of

.

front

in

>

those

all

animal-like horrid, curiosity, neck to the bent hi6 own place is ankle deep in blood,

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to

morrow

dear what

mother

replied

"

My

boy

never

you

can

defer do

the

until "

"

teacher. boy ; and

Berkshire—'

a a

"

be much that watch ? Jeweller £10.' En that smaller one ?' Jeweller £20. Uncle Berkshire Gosh mister How much is no. watch .?' Signs and Symbols.— Easterner (in western don't 'I. Bee. town) any

Uncle

let's

eat

wait

at party don't for wife." me, not wait for yon. If your'e He arrived at I'll go for you.

No, I'll not home

in schools 'You don't?

ten.

"I said

talk

good

a

but

deal,

I

talk well," Half of that

sighted.

'' fellow. garrulous is said a bystander. true," A man on what kind of being asked he wine "Other preferred, said, people's. " You say you c-c-can tell a f-f-fellow

a

Heer

to

f-for

av-v-oid

a

all barn, the children

wo-

stut-stut-slutteiing d d- dollar. W-well,

won

reasonable

None

say for colic,

the

is

cognac but I find

best the

it

de bes'

For write of a

much.

so

nigh

pull

business the hose,

den

livelier

clever out

he

to

be A

juggler's

That

asked

A

ate

a

out

potato

of

take it I don't

to

;goin'

have

whom

town

Hope

little

to

dozing

at

six

be

laying

I

cannot

"

her

She

say she here

but been

has

or

near

"

politely,

old.

a

minister was accosted " said Oh, :

when I preach ? when you preach

"

wrath

his

iu

tones

:

give

was

all

I

Cor-

at Watkins I hear you

You half

me

swore

it

my mouey. when is wool it cotton.'.' exclaimed the dealer, Well, I declare?" " his hands into the air. Now throwing that is I guess the wool surprising. that

ain't Letlive, tho second crop o' grass off lot is that so ?" Hadn't thought much about

I

the

run

That's

fields.

the

sell

"-I

I

have

can

you

guess

it,

Vital

guess 'round

got

you've that

I

scythe take

'a

cau

Ash Ask

some-

can we

have

or

Yes, I guess so." " I s'pose I can have your horse to cart the hay with can't I ?" " Yes I s'pose. so." ( Exit customer). " to me, Jabe's Seems riden' a froe horse prefc'.y hard aint he ?". said an old "

Ml

Questions

the most

eminent

on

barrel.

a

in

thing all

irri

forms

of

childlike

complaints, giving natural, always ? refreshing sleep And will tell you unhesitatingly they Some Jorm of Hops III'' nervous

'

Ask any

or

of

all

i.

the

most

phys

eminent

icians

I

'

",He

paid

four

me

dollars

yesterday months ago.

something

I

or

flour

he be askin'

o'

he'd expect other to-day.

What

the

is

be relied and kidneys

j

bar'l

that

on

are

an'

in

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on

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all

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remedy

only

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to

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Poplar "

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cost,

trifling

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things

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on

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expensive

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good

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pills

demand

was

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as

right may

here

the

occurs

to

seem

make

difficulty a

or

pill,

a

few really very commended for that can honestly pills either Most of them under use. popular overshoot the mark. As everybody shoot or of some takes kind, it may be well to of

million

there

them,

are

be

doing

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the

is

pills

even

particular

resist

its weak-

woman,

use.

.

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any

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nearly

up given kidney coughs,

.

dying" of

by.plisicians,

liver diseases, called consump

im

suffering

from

excruci

inflammatory

from

scrofula.

1

blood and,

in

lieir

to

cured by Dr. of which can in

the

dyspepsia,

poisoning, almost fact,

known

all

Soule's be found

diseases

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Bit every

world.

!

had

"

had been

employing

using

or

mother,

or

frail

.other

women.

and

fire

it

of

combined

out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism,

I

there

last burnt thero that year " several " Don't know that either." ' Nor lhat the name of the street

been

or

'

to 1

indigestion, " frail

know

every habit

and

:

cured. have been 1111 Women crazy gone nearly of From nervousness, agony neuralgia, various diseases and wakefulness, peculiar

of

corner

:

much

so

style,

and food, cheaper real and substantial and way, especially

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tell

are

and

healthy get more

which

ii.

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years,

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fine

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to

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spending

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chapter

;

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surest

tion,

sir."

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yet

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on

and

dyspepsia;

operations exist possibly

it

?"

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my

can

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will you stop rich food clothes,

drugs harmful, They sometimes Without; having irritating

one

to praise nevertheless,

may, Pills, of house

Farringdon all chemists

are

pills

desire

we

Seigel's known

of

pill

name

above Mother

wellmanufactured by the Limited A. J. White, 35, and now sold by Read, London, and medicine vendors, as the

one we Qjjly desirable every pressure upon and cause

kuow

of

that

possesses the

actually

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quality. the brain, the bowels

"

remove

the

correct to

liver

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ease

j

all

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for the most smallest child

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time

petition street

don't seem to remember You must beone of those witnesses." in

so

em

Dr. Soule's wonderful .is

power in

ill-health and power,

J

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You

curative

varied

or

j

of the

or

compounded into such a Hop Bitters,

can

;

cab ?"

reliable

most diseases

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up

terious

sir."

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the liver

! or Mandrake Hence when these remedies, with others equally valuable,

...

a

and

biliousness, they will Mil Dandelion

?"

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for

up

for

explicitly

stipation, indigestion, and fever, ague, &c.,"

re-.,.;

used

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fine

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who

to

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going

you

of letters before

Harilcash

S anthers,

don't

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is

you

physicians

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all

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yon

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cure

Hunker

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if

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recollection,

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to

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in front eyes how he looked

no

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closed

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you protend before ?"

me

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at

-

student

REASONABLE

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years

at

of green gp»None genuine and Dr. Soule's the white lRbel, hops on of allbottle. Beware in the name blown mad® to imitate the stuff the vile

without

poisonous

above.

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hunch

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good

pills,

Unlike make

you

They

are,

physic ever obstructions either

Neseit's

sex

many feel

kinds worse

without

of before

doubt,

they

pills,

you the

are

best

do not better,

family

discovered. They remove natural functions to the without effects any unpleasant

all

£3

10sf

Ladies

Silver

Watches,

in

.

now.

satisfied

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pills

"

chapter

No If

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'

man

LEVER HUNTER, and Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.

J.

pared.

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

?"

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cotton

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cotton

get any here."

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i

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through

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mind

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years,

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doctor

all.

in

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the col-

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situation

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clerk,

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narrative embarrassment the of a peeled symmetry with un-' a peddler's pony,

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front

she

morning,' '

over,

haughtily,

it

"

to-morrow said the

it

be very since 1

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out

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to desire in your

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kain't

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swear

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citizen

make

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man.

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.

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remedy

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hall."

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cottage

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every

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