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February, much depress

all

authorities

of the of the

The

result

a

Standard

force

sales

probably

the

distributing

sequently

The

loans-

;

Sight at

proposes Southern

W.

pro

once

to

winter

position Opposition. J. E. Redmond, M.P., has given that he will move in the House for the of of Commons all amnesty offenders now political undergoing The the in that will not England she has taken in position

Lord

the

and

victims

General

St.

has

of the

small

Etienne,

in

two

Englishmen

nounced

in

bribery process

arms

connection

the

for

ring

secret

to

very significant, iu France. approval Walter Cooper and

two St.

at

who

Englishman in Etienne

re-election lution

bribe

a

offering arms

workmen

to

factory of

samples

November

has

there

to

the

new

last

of

for

procure

Booth

admitted that he arrested t'Ooper to discover the mechanism seeking for the purpose of con of the firearms, the information thus obtained veying makers firm of rifle in Birming to a were was

England. that

denied

he

in

intention The

mortality

epidemic

nefarions

Etienne.

from

the

somewhat

is

however,

St.

visiting

influenza but

decreasing, in various

it

a scourage parts of Britain and the Continent. foot and mouth disease which The in various made its has appearance to of England now has spread parts London. the divison The Pope contemplates into two of the Hierarchy English

is

still

Great

classes

the

for

the

of the Great Britain for

England

bishop suffragans auxiliaries)

;

Edinburgh, four

(one and

was

of

been

sentenced

ment

for

the with

a

to

year's insulting

publishing

Queen the

of

French

England death

recent

personality late Bishop Perry, has been bourne,

under

the

on

of

formerly sworn

at

of

Some

is

being

M any

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:at(ll

the

the

early

Mel

C.

Spurgron's

lying.

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ing

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he The

had

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strike at Newcastle general the shipping but an trade, settlement of is the difficulty a

Great

inconvenience by the strike.

and

'

is

Sydney, February 11. Serious between the two disputes of in the Labour sections Party both sides accus Parliament continue, another of gross breaches of ing one faith.

,

Ofthe

foremost

ever

in

the

ne'er

-places,

to

dis-,

,

d eaf ar,

a

cry

:

,

orsaid

the

suppliant

In fullness

consider

And

of -his itimerbeJgai&s'Vthe prize his well-earned diadem-of

claims

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And England, jgrief-bovvbd, tear-dimmedeyes; Seeking if there- bei one And

worthily"

uphold;

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tofiU<his men's

place

all

in"

His glorious

with

stands; ;

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standard,

right." Auother:'wairHdr-nest-stiak'/jbInWilji8 peers ! That eagle'vision, which could sate, I

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the

gate, found' the

And

mystery

haWnoften

ndught

here

beyond

life's

with

'sought

tears.

-

these

want

His

was

a

Sydney, panic,

12

which'

cause'd

To And

serve seers.

of thought

not

the

But

in

chants'

have met passed resolutions confidence likely

of

British

to be secured

is capitalists by an insolvent

is

their

efface

iheir

strand

our

from

footprints

;

hearts

their

best

memorial

liyaa

And

to

our

lives

a

nobler

impulse A.

Melbourne,

Sunday, annually deerees

moban's

January

forset-apart1 on the subject

gives.

V.

G.

15,1 892.

January

cardinal

tribute.

being the day the reading ftf the of Mixed Mar

17,

a sermon there was in St. riages," Mary's No Cathedral. reference was made to of Cardinal the death Manning or the Duke of Clarence, the reading of the decrees by the Rev. M. Glasheen taking allotted to up the time usually

discourse. Neville

At

the end of the the Cathedral

morning Mass Mr.

Barnett, organist, with impressive effect the Dead " from Saul." The solemn march was again played in the evening. The Cardinal in Archbishop, the took advantage afternoon, of the

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influential Fifty at Scott's Hotel, to the effect that

It

them by

13. February Sidney, The rush on the Savings bank is sub About in siding. £120,000 gold has been withbrawn.

General.

die not.

high

And

The colony's is wheat harvest esti mated at an average of five bushels sper acre. The low average has been caused and frosts. by the dry season The appointment of the Government Resident for the Northern is Territory still undecided. will Mr. Dashwood be sent there. probably is The share-market Cen steady. trals are £3 Souths £2. Brokens 7s., are strong at £7, Block 10's £11, Junc tions have somewhat Con improved. are Murchinson 3s. Id. nelly (pro)

Agent

con

;

Bunprerogative, crowned, to stand the Time Fronting ages. will pass

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13. Melbourne, February is Strong opposition being manifest, ed to the of Mr. Munro appointment

allegiance

Andrond

run 'oh' to take pl'aCe thc'Savings Bank prevailed all was yesterday and until continued past ten last (Thursday) continues The bank night. paying the demands made gold in discharging The cause is it. ofthe upon panic" unfounded. quite

Februa.ry

"his

high purpo8e,.self to.subjpgpte his God, as did theiprophetr

one

i

a

Adelaide,

Through,

secrate

Leaders

February

nature.

He gave Right

matters.

financial

fearless

years

long

of funds-

A Great

have

"

statute:

nay"!

12 February is now The Queensland Government unanimous in favor of the practically re-introduction of Kanakas, and the construction of railways oh the landMuch -enthusiasm grant" "System. pre vails in Brisbane in connection with

body

everywhere.

occasioned

brightest

Brisbane,

Cerheterji

Government

! 1

tressed,.,,

to succeed1 'hum.

ready

awaV

-otroVe -to Right, down-troddfen,1 hold at .bay, 6ne who, much greedy tyrant. caressed

grace

is

!

champion

When

12. Melbourne, February There is a growing discontent at the of Mr. Munro as appointment Agenton General for the colony, the ground of his financial embarrassment. Public meetings have been arranged to oppose His colleagues the appointment. have all and Mr. Shiels is -now resigned, try the Ministry. Mr. ing to reconstruct Munro will continue in office till MrShiels

Memory.

his

spidt pasSe'd ''Ryih'p'athies:udr

'

intervention, his defence.

:>

Bulletin:

suppressed 'creed or social

.a .

#.

ft'g

fray,

The Queensland Railway Employes Association has collapsed, owing to 'the

sent

XNVBR-COZiOMTIAX..

where

body

True

been of

earthquake for which defendant shock, prayed to awaken Tasmania. The defendant admitted caused the same by having his

.

oppresses

amongst

of

Russian

expected. is' being loss

thirty-three be small

Tabernacle,

has

By

both

are

held at. being late the Rev.

a

Saltan, million of an

to

i

Manning.

fioble

WBofcb'

'BishopS

portions"

charities the of wreaths. Norwood

spreading

is

Auofcher

e a n

Cardinal

Sidney

-

attended;

clergy

for

of result-

Late

low.

exciteifient

named

as

#1

Tributes

occasioned by the commencement action in the Supreme Court. a curious A writ has been served on a revivalist

preacher quarter

such

enr:al

The

is market steady, except of Junctions, have which respect fallen to about 6d. Some little busi ness is being 'done in Murchison Stocks, which, however, are somewhat weaker. 11. Hobart, Februry

Considerable

difficulties

no

quotations.

throughout

Vari -us pounds. made to Melbourne charities, quests the balance to and Trinity College, where the deceased was Cambridge, a Fellow. formerly services memorial are Numerous

thousand

the

Australian Squadron will aftertho by the colonies and that they will term; require' present in for control return their greater to the contributions of "the upkeep

11.

will

that

the taining be renewed

squadron. There

The

provinces of whibb. Catalina, have beer' 'deposed.

roubles millions for the sixty relief of the famine-stricken districts. Lord it does not consider Carrington that the arrangements for likely main-,

in connection of the Duke of

February

their

troops, of Rio-

granted

Clarence.

London,

in

the

largely

instead buried in1

anarchy The

has

articles

continues.

have bden the rioters others threaten hanged, and now repri is The outlook as sals. very grave,

14

paper imprison

fund? to him at the close of 1891.

been successful the Government

present.

towns.

Andrew's, with Glasgow)

one

of

of pending thepreparatiou temporarily, at a vault Stoekwell Orphanage, whioh was founded by Mr. Spurgeon. are coin-' Considerable disturbances to occur several in Spanish tinuing

\

suffragans. The editor

manifested the surrounds

which

Anglican

founded

St.

orie'of

very

was

don tions

bishops' 2 Arch

Scotland,

of

have

ets

those

Arch

two

(besides 2nd, for

is

Governments The Earl of Jersey

geon and

1st

:

with

Westminister)

(of

bishops

of

feeling,

for Panathlectic proposals at round contests intervals -all regular the British the support Empire' deserve of the Governments. The funeral of the Rev. G. H. Spur-

Bishops Church in

at present consist and one Wales

strong and con a

writes Britannic

and

21 Archbishops Roman Catholic

rel

and

India of

sigus

public dissatisfaction

action against and have occupied Grande and Santa

Government.

The

are

mystery

prices

are

constables

<$

ruled

stag-,

with the -eastern suffering from, where are being endured, es great hardships pecially among clerks and shopmen. Shares are unchanged since the last,

The share

the

enthusiasm of General

from time to time, especially; of 1890 and the beginning The revolution in Brazil

The

tc

comfortable

of the large quantities disposal been handed over which have

of

convenience

greater

that

a

get

in

the

at

and

have been carbines, convicted. a to term Cooper has been sentenced of fifteen months in prison and to pay a t nd fine of 3 000 Bednell to francs, months' ira prison men1, two and to pay a fine of 1000 francs. At the time the men

Bednell, had any

there

re-action siderable

Russian

ham,

said

is

but there nant the unemployed, are now colonies

in of their

coolies,

11. February the Commercial cleared at Auction was a attend large

There

yesterday. ance but

13.

Adelaide, February business is absolutely

General

a

'ordered.

were

.

a

to

owing

mounted

'

disso be is

approaching

the great reception return from

his

on

Australia

for

French

the It

not.

Notwithstanding which marked the

small them

a-

after or

to anxious very colonial Governorship.

Bednell, arrested

were

with whether

are

Royal

expected.

11. in

February

Javanese

and

The Bank assets

confer and is now politics, of Paddington as the electors himself he should offer for

from

on

dress.

planters excitement

the

was

wandering

Adelaide, balance of

to have declines invested in trustees.

properly

He

children.

in

Februaiy London, ChuTchill is likely Randolph

retire

and

as

John the

funds

been

have'

dissatisfaction

feeling who

great among

mushroom

A number of the are Army in Australia

the be

Geraldton of

and revolvers

plague already. in Paris speaking

General

Lord

de

loud

elicited

have

13.

of of new the manufactory The spies, is rifle. it Russian suspected, were Govern employed by the German of the ment. The action is Czar

regarded

cen

black

trip.

to

reported with the

attempted

with

per

and

four

arrested, in his night

his-

13." Hobart, February is to Commission be ap pointed to enquire into the cause of the failure of the Bank of Van Diemen's Land. Some reinatkabie revelations are

A

of the stoppage consequence weather. War pay owing to the wet rants have been issued for "the arrest of the but the authorities are coolies, afraid to serve them, riots. fearing All are the citizens armed -with rifles

been Is.

at

Tauranga,

and

The state strike

has

February

settler

a

Brisbane,

to the

Australian members of

factory

for

I

Australia, says regarding is not blended with religion. prosperity The n at General very angry only twelve thousand clearing pounds over

bill

who

health

in suffer might of imprisonment. of Commons will

its

decorated

France,

afterwards the beach

southern

Booth,

at

remaining his

clerk, adfffits'

11. named Munro, has murdered

Auckland, maniac,

residing wife his

from suffering Thousands smallpox.

become

ex a

system

Russia

of

peasantry Russia are

his

has

he

fears

typhus

the of

foreman

at

The

the

support

hours'

eight

The Czar the

to

intention

suits

term long the House

a

seat in

tral

Egypt.

Churchill

Randolph his .

pressed fixing miners.

surrender

he

climate

confidential who

Drigg,

in

Munro

got of Sir Graham away before the return Latest advices that Mr. say Berry. is to resume Munro to try the likely of the at pre Government, leadership sent occupied by Mr. Shiels.

guilt.

panic

pound.

of imprisonment. of Salisbury, Marquis speaking House of has asserted Lords,

sentsnces

his

his

Arthur

"

a Belfast, has been

vacant. be declared butter Australian factory in lines sold in London large

has been for his of Leader

the

resume

the

as

by

His

from

returning where he

Europe, the during

staying health, of the Mr. notice

Gladestone

.E.

a

by

client,

named

A

issued, in Spain, and well, health

Hon.

11. Melbourne, February has been robbed of Sharebroker the property of £3,000 worth of scrip, a

much

personally

Mr.

for

felt

It is now hiisfortunes. very unlikely Munro that Mr. will get the appoint that he has ment, and it is considered waited too long and should have

to

believed

is

sympathy

A

to

not

otherwise

present,

M.P. for Cobain, for whose arrest that writes he prefers

warrant

rata.

The

holders

urges

at

most follow. Mr. De

be that colonies will take joint on the borrowing purposes, and sub joint security,

for

of

weaken

borrowing

perpetual is checked. discussion will

action

that

assert

be much

will

the

present the Australian basis

are

is

arrested,

though

presentative,

,

-

Daily

Governor

formerly while Wales,

New South speaking at at a held public recently meeting advised the grant Liverpool, strongly Rule to Ireland. ing of Home Stocks continue to fall. Colonial

of

the

(From

Carrington,

a

'

Lord

of

Bloomfield, who has been be insane.

per'

ounce.

FOBEXGKf.

named Perry has shot the named neigbouring farmer, at Rosewood." Pbrry,

settler

A wife

suffer

is

..

Germany

.

Eelegtams

of

influenzal

i

Empress

ing from

-

The

Jwercolotual

.

an

iforeign

played March

-

as

oppor

the

afforded him, at a ceremony in tunity connection, with of the the Convent of St. Joseph at North Sisters

not

to

mer

and

re-

Sydney,

,

in sympathetic terras to the sad received from England intelligence withrefer

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Mr.

cently

trades

hall.

Trades Melbourne moved Faulkner

That this council deeply death of Cardinal Manning,

charity,

honour

reverence

courageous

and

its express able services

for

1

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'

.

bad almost

in

music," snatched

One

the

same

hour

of

the

Royal

sank

to

rest

of

sunset

peaceful

a

.

life

unsparingly spent in the service of God and humanity filled with fruitful and —a.' life labors, the other, orowned with rieh rewards ; saw of the so, to' speak, only the vision to which those who looked greatness,

well

not,

were understood, the consolation, of sympathy pression

without almost British

every

and

of

part

Empire

the

The chairman

In

shown and ability

i

was

an

to

and

labor

made and

far-reaching

a

minute of

unions.

held

regret of this

of the of the of the

the services recognition late Cardinal Manning as a leader movement new for the assertion of the various labour! labour, rights unions have placed on record their regretj at bis decease.

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Calumnies.

on Assembly Wednesday Mr.! this Houghton moved,-—" That Housej to place on record its deep sense! desires

the

the

in

whose of

cause

carried

was

no

applause,

from

The

nation

of Cardinal labours

has!

in

any

mover

objection of the motion of the

quarter of the

members leading mentary Labour Party and to Cardinal The tribute

.the

beingj

House is

one

ofj

Parlia-!

Protestant

a

Mannings

acter

from the fact that! value special and were raised lately objections divi-j one sions taken on two similar motions, in connection the of the with death Duke of Clarence. trades

labor

and

H.

Mr.

moved

Adams

—

"

That

that

a

with a copy His forwarded to getber

Grace

hear.) (Hear, had always stood oat

Reynolds." dinal

and in interests

labor, in the

he

ever

of a

the

great Cardinal.

with

to-'1

ment

be;

into

crowded memory

>

of

good

such

Manning, (Hear, hear.)

the

eternal|

said

Cardinal

or

gratitude

whether

a

a

They had (Hear, hear.) could such as he, and they .

lose _

to.

them. :its

fill

Hwiihi

and

social it

could

Any proper as well not

few

friends

ill

afford to! future

church, in the functions must as

religious

do better

mark',

indict Protestant and impu

must

to

else

lie;'

feeble

Thou shalt

not

sustain is made

you will which

slanders which stances

as!

vague,

is

to

witness against go, must disap the sacri requires these in refuting

bear false

must neighbour,' pear ; their position fice." The difficulty

thy

find

a

definite

be investigated. the information the place or time

can

bearing

—

accusation In most in

given of the

is

too

scandal

the repose

of the soul of Sir Frederick Weld, IV.' Lord of the Manor Aloysius of Chideoek, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, of the Order of Pope Pius IX. Knight Born May 9, 1823. I-Ie was soine time for

even

Esq1.;

the third on the length of the clergy

Prime

of New Zealand, Gover Tasmania and the Australia, He died Straits Settlement. July 20, 1891, leaving twelve sons and daughters who by his beloved wife, Filumeua,

not

Minister

of West

nor

de untruly a impostei\" (Ex M ontreal 6th April, Courier, that the Protestnnt'editor of the 1837) New York wen t Commercial Advertiser of a woman harlot arid

the abettors scribed as from tract

'

says

brass,

March- Phillips and Weld, De Lisle, Welch The inscription runs: '"Pray

this

some-

aisle

Chideoek

at

of

arid1 blameless' "lives piety and nuns, and observed that the Protest ant of the place had been population as cognizant of offences the stigmatised most to religion and "humanity revolting but all which was a of the calumny most infamous description; put forth by

brass

this

places he rest

in

his

over

tomb.

May

'

peace."

The

:

and

Montreal ol

examined

the

"disclosures," Monk and her and Partridge,

of nearly

of Montreal, of the most

the

the

into

Song.

Stockman's

fellow

have

No laud For me no No title old

witness, the

gave

results

embracing intelligent

poster,

features

a

tissue

an

is

all

arrant

Chris im-

?

of calumnies

that

of

a

near

paramour

a

the Five Points." of Beccles, is the witness great against in

He

their

is

O'er

And

He

Give

me

A fig

Extract last

this

the

silly

Catholic fashion. escaped out

turns

stole

vant with

against charges institutions which It said that was

from that some

a

convent

the

trath clothes

in

nun

even

vousness

gold

;

!

keep your

I

am

a

and

ploughs

The

Manner

of

ning's At

20

camp

king. —

Sydney

Cardinal Death.

Mail.

Man

minutes

on Thurs past eight, Jan. 14, after an illness lastless than a week, the Cardinal ing little of Westminster, in whom Archbishop has been centered for more than half a the of coutury goal every English Catholic effort and died endeavour

day morning,

'

had aud it

within half-an-liour of and, of full conscious possession ness. On the Thursday his previous Eminence was to the house confined by an of bronchitis, attack in to regard which he no took advice professional

ser

peacefully, the end, in

away to be

them. It is very provoking with these absurd mare's nest6. pestered was There foundation certainly enough for case in the McDermot investigation but

breed

manhood drowns,

my

desk-won

for

I feci

Roman

a

lords.

And all the wealth they briug, of yard For 'mid the tramp and

have been in a

of towns

1891.

Essex, was that and ran

strife

desp'race

sheep,

Ford.

the

in

forest

You, too/may

Gazette, the 10, 1865. J Various, letters, of which in 2 he Times of appeared have of another morniDg, disposed

April,

of

Hugh Edmund 29 th December, from The Pall Mall

life

the

steed of fearless and reins I hold

my

whip

The breath

hrands;

glow in heads held low, are keen as swords.

with tames

The

who read it in your work children, we ? Are shops; who quote it in pulpit6 truth to learn about nuns likely any aud the Catholic Church from such as these ? I am, faithfully, Sir, yours

clouds

through

of hissing

horns

plays

Who

!

Benet's,

smoke

And

Protest

of your history us and our con vents What am I to say of the associa and of those of those ministers, tions, men circu and women who still others, late who this month book, by month extracts from who give it to reprint it,

thrust

are

be stands

dust

When eyeballs

ants

St.

crests

of

your

a

bills

When

mane

;

must coward he I trow Who 'mid the outlaws

No

den she inhabited There,

sky,

cracks echuing drives home the steel, are reeking sides, king who on the wing and valleys rides.

red

And

the

taken in evidence Montreal, 1836, as to of Maria the character and history Monk was not of a private but was nature, before sworn magistrates and, lastly, that this woman died in October, 1849, in where she was undergoing prison for the sentence having picked pocket "

ring,

The stockwhip's For when each heel

essential

its

the

welcomes

When foam flecks stain each tossing On dust-enshrouded tracks, I love to hear ring sharp and clear

body

great

evangelical

Mackay.

1 beneath

is mine to hold, And a yet I am king ; For lord I reign o'or hill and plain, Altho' I only own A gallant steed of fearless breed, A saddle for throne. my

population

the

Kenneth

By

interviewed

entire

Monk that Maria and her book in

tians,

not made and as a

a

you

at

spoke

north

il.c

over ner that the excessive of the magistrate threw a shade Mr. his with Newdegate

when he was Saturday, compelled Ou Monday,' there keep his bed. in his condition, being no improvement Sir Andrew Clark was summoned, and until to

of ridicule. chains and slaver' was absurd ; perfectly the Bishop of Oxford, with the 750 clerical cab-drivers (a sort of Protestant on the 11,000 virgins of Cologne) parody

the neriee

the

i

bulletin was

lungs.

issued suffering

After

told

from two

his 'Emiof congestion days without

that

"

i

«

this

suspicions, get beyond but may be wrong. Hence may be right, Protestants to cut thoir ninth are obliged of their commandment out Doculogue.

deal

questions than take

to

to bring ignorance town to sell and distribute which no decent person would

not

a

Bishop, they raise who desired to body of workers masses should not allow this jthe oppor-1 to a recognition of tunity go by without the worth of such a departed humani the os Cardinal tarian late Manning.

y

and

men

unknown

their

in

extravagant

to the

man as

its

:

Cardinal

as

had

Beccles not

are

hut ap

;

produco

can

'William

proposing

in

church

the designed by Mr. de Lisle, iu the M.P., early The marble slab is sur style. with an of brass, inscription in the four corners the shields

Gothic

;

free use charge, of falsehood. Forty years ago Cardinal, then Father "If Newman, wrote you would have some direct downright proof make is what Protestants thatCatbolicism it to be,. which will come up something so

;

President a

man

owed

they

The

works,

a

are

the

terms

literature let his family read. us are The accnsations against without some show of proof, true statement of facts is unable

in

to

remark

maintain' bold enough in their of Catholics, hatred

ism and dent enough

(Hear,;

and

not

is

their names Catholics— who to'

eulo-' supporting, and good actions of the His life had beeri

the

very so, and

women—

classes;

part.

its

neighbourhood

Archbishop! The Car-| on behalf of, which were,

working

foremost

I will, upon

towusnien,

of these periodicals and show that all Catholics, pamphlets the Pope ,to the Jeast of us, are bad from'; wicked wicked, inconceivably wicked, So monstrous an indict by system. ment would seem to' its bear stupidity

!

late

was

measures

R, Woods,

gised

.

all

occupied

hear.) Mr.

,

in

victions

to

in

"

deriial.

a

late

is

Tablet,

Edwin

the

"prostitute 'Walker,

as

The

Dorset.

Manor,

:

purpose

and absurdity it parently

abaridoned

an

honour

should

marble

of the grave Weld, who is buried of the beautiful little

in a full account which he iuquiry "I will now concludes thus therefore, close this protracted narrative, by ex and solemn opin pressing my deliberate formed not care ion, only upon my own con ful but on the firmest examination,

earnest

permission,

is

this

of condolence, of this resolution,

letter

Catholic

your

The

desires to on record an place of its deep regret at the death expression in' of Cardinal Manning, recognisiug him one of the noblest and most sincere, benefactors of the working classes, and| directs

less'

black

a brass placed over tombstone Sir Frederick

lately

the

of his

them.

adelaide.

council,

of your

with

conncil

,

a

Maria Francis

Chris Catholics— de not rightly So vile, filthy, disgraceful. to the far as are such I leave them they the of the town, if and, public opinion case to the law ; but so far should .arise, as to destroy the char they are intended

derives

.

df

whole

again.

which

Why We

Tombstone. 'i

has

Lady Weld

rounded

reksb'n

Weld's

i

in

con

has' its

things

imaginations.

Frederick .

own

the

arid

Catholics, of these

'

on'

meeting

republic

little

Roman

have' gained impostures among the' peo and' the Britian United ple of Great Consider sticli as the anid:i beliefs States',

to

:

publications tians— yet scribed as

effect

their

of each separate the knuckles rap over and a little' triumph

'

—

unanimously

at

a

repetition weak on

April 3rd,1 1837/ paed this " That We have lriarrie'd astoriisbmerit with; the cirbulritidn and "Credit' which these

resolution,

Catholics.

monk

the

stant

to

injury

repetition

Protestants,

Loudon

advocate;''

The following letter has been address ed by the Rev. H. E. Ford to the Editor of The East Suffolk Gazette Some " earnest ChrisSir, religious about our town tians " are distributing

Man-j

j

motion

raised

British

death

thei life-loug and oppressed suffering! sincere most appreciation!

the

have won our and respect."

The amidst

the

loss

great

ning,

.

of Montreal,

with

for the purcouncil of Cardinal Manning council chamber.

.

of

.sustained

maria

to 1

set

storied

made in the the feeling of at the death

Against

the

and tractb in the Eastern townships ; hut thathis'accounts' Hkve' proved so urisat-' "that he liad: been- removed is factory/ that the from the situation Prostest-

oiily

parliament.

the

to

'

j

In

is

calumny

Sir

.

new

'

a

named' Hbyte, 'who'" had' been con some charitable'.' in nected "withr society' the city' 'Mori tfferal) Bibles To distribute'

3 .

The

cause.

'

council benefactor to the working also resolved to open a trades list the among

with

hanging

for

be of

as

possible

greatest

resolutirin':

hear the gento them at the

by the

great It was

class.

i

council

at

'and

live;

'

reference was of Cardinal Manning carried a was that

should

the

did

"

ballarat. council, the Ballarat Trades

the death resolution

to

hou&e

the'

that she'

'

never

'

opportune

an

aicohverif, ih'vwhich

'she

'Tliat

&11,

she describes

ants

it

,at

ited,

to

At a meeting of and Labor Council special

ex

in

of

had

one

firid'that

nuri'

'

Ruby arid Maria M'brik"

1

addressed time of the dockers' strike. He had therefore ordered that the late Cardinal's letters be produced at the next meeting. was The motion carried unanimously.

special books

labor

said members

for the words

trades

afforded.

british

time erous

be

sorrow

no

?'fI

a

escaped"

"'fdr

who

Harwood,

'

I

and

the

was

-of

rionvent of ririns was ah asylum! the 'reformatioh,lof that she wrote her " A wful fallen wriinen,' " she Wrote them disclosure in deed' "(if insti at all) 60 years agbi at'the riearly' with sh'e cohab of' a n.ari whom gation

which'

j

however,

which

there He

in

Montreal

is a monstrous tyranny, complication of injustice. If the who get up people 'these stories were of nonsensical capable moment's a reflection, they ought to 'fee able to see the that they are'doirig 'of

;

neiv,er

lived the the

memory

'

I

inquiry disclosures

:

1

:

this

'Monk'," 'do I firid

was

the supported that the Cardinal was not said motion, the friend of the dockers, but of all jonly who had to earn their by labonr. living !

could

their

the

;'u';'

M''". for

subject aWful'

":thfl'i

takeijf£'

Maria' what

of temperance.

Mr.

with as within the hope regarded attainment. The cut scope of human oHhe life of the ydung Prince ting short tind the circumstances of his affecting death touched their sensibili naturally ties Those whom the tenderly. upon fallen,

to

that

cause

jthe

him

had heavy domestic affliction of whose grief tW.aoutenesB

all

to

second

|

place. amount of large-heartedness it would be difficult for which anyone, The to Cavdinal had also done: equal. of good in forwarding a amount great

the

in

of recall

remembered take his

'

household.

at

Prince

a

away

wonld

by him communities."

'

origin,

;

hftvotf

services of the deceased at prelate strike. time of the dockers' Mr. the motion. Mahony seconded He considered that they had lost much more than by the death of the Cardinal de Prince. In by that of the young of the Cardinal the death ploring they

j

the suffering, of the rights of the toiling masses, cacy and bis tender guardianship of the poor; and the homeless. The the. neglected, which the hand of death gently closed, career of the Prince of the glorious whose honored Church, upon age Time " with cadenced stole feet softly falling

for

gratitude rendered

classes

He

his

oppresardent advo-

his

working

and held

of the

championship

and

sed

to

'

iliT

As' the the regrets and desires many valu

"

iristkd'cli's,

their

to

result;

—

!

'

re

is,

-

all-embracing

them

Hall

rather

ness

-

the

was

.

melbourne

At

worse and this Essex busi ; the worst of all. "That perhaps, ladies not these poor should only "be 'robbed of clothes, 'but shdrild "see the turned into an thief victimi interesting

remote

however, r'tfave/ and!t,haveuphrsued I the' and give

inquiry:

:

the

;

too

evidence

in.

ir

peirmit taken tWo

'

his in

him

forward

brought to

t

and

(Hear,

!

Cardinal.

\

lhs>6e

of

deceased

the

hear.)

he had taught regrets,' only and led by precept and example so many but of those countless thousands years, the .British Empire/ who, throughout other though religious following beliefs, loved him for the beauty of his character not

model

aj

"

In Cardinal Man past few days. death a His Eminence) (said venerable had and commanding figure and the blessings passed away, amidst ning's'

'

the

in

.

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faith,

in

turn

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near

sick

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Shanatir

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had

of

Bishop him

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last

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a

the

time

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breath.

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he

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of

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during

the

last

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wished

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social

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the

Chincarini

and

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only

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it

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the

a

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sister

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close,

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a

time

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seemed

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party

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bad

lost

were

who

fortune, righteous has now

at last

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the

all

clung

to

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any

possible

they had

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sufficient

start

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the

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in

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in

IX.

the

the

Pope

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in

at

caieful the archives,

the initiation

records in the

was

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the

Lodge tary,

Grand of

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Master

Pennsylvania, the Hon. Richard

a

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Vaux,

the

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may

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the Orient of any

in be

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brothers.

known

the alleged

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is

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I

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I

in

this

his

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that the uncompletely that the form of

and

document in

proof

itself

which

it

that

it

couldnothiivecomefroraaMasonicsource no So far and genuine undisputed was record has shown that Pius IX. Mason. ever a In the opinion of the

I

I

the

Grand of Masons.

group is

Masons,

of

or

claims

he

I I

Master

Italy,

Italian

I

to

was

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in

of Pius

memory

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I

in

the

way youth,

:

to belonged The world " aud lodge," from. come

on

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an

I

was

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the

signed

Grand

the Secreand John

A modern motion of the

I

America. and

letter

of

in his life, from finding It is also

lie.

a

never

Master

I

I

figured in were to be of said possession town. some in that In 1868, lodges " of the the Monde editor however,

and

Grand

Under

sent

South

in

it.

IX., Chili,

the story came out order, Pins IX. was a soldier in and it is said that he a vente in the Carbonari. vente

there

was

where

is

all

translated the fuss

journals

1839. was

North,

came

Mason

a

in he

was

I

I

des Cbercheurs et the next took des Curieux," up the affair, and after hunt the a vigorous captured nest. Mastai mare's Signor biggest Pius IX., it afterwards Ferietti, said, Mason in a lodge was received as a Free in

I

I

also given discovered that docu

were it

inquiry

I I

a

America

this

to

by signed Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, and of the of Italy. Grand Master Orient wo have Bat here again the testimony of a writer in the " Figaro," who is a who states that Victor Emmanuel mason,

I

not

as

and ing document

I

of

Legate

to the "New-MaAgain, according the Grand sonis," Lodge of the Orient of Palermo the expelled Pope for from the order excommunicat-

1

I

of

farther

simDlv

I

was

lodge which of Mastai Ferretti

initiation

charge against

I

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order

German

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Alasonic

all.

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membership

late

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in

weight

present but on

a

in

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I

lodge."

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once

the story of accepting which they were fabricated to M. Floquet can uphold. of these so be ignorant hardly facts, that M. de v assagnac used the proper word when he described his insnlting

I

ever

that

of the Grand Orient of France. the documents to be declared aud further showed clumsy fabrications, aud dates the impossibility from factB

I

"Endless Parlemo called the " " in the or Chaine Eternelle,," The names 1889. and addresses year of the officers and members who were

the

and

Italian

any

the

was

North

in

Pius

fact

M. Caubet

I

the Carbut we a serioos

to belonged Massoneria, been able to obtain to he that prove

either

Philadelphia

Legate

officials

I

that

story order

by

I

by

been said

of the

documents were examined alleged a very M. competent authority, at one chief of the Paris time Caubet, and also one of the police, leading

I

of

of

bis

another into the

of

a

North

iu

is

received as

event

pi

Giovanni ins IX.

1

the

I

PiuB IX.

There

a

1839

iu

Pius excommunicated

legend in many people to believe certain that he tolerably But however Palermo.

I

sends

not

be

alleged of the

Lodge

was

never

did

fifty

answered

Italy has

It

he

though

if

Chancery

he had been

G>and by the while travelling The America.

was

to

decision Orient from IX.

an

Lodge

I

I possessed

that

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Mason.

a

into

lodge Chain,

their

fears

if

also

was

Grand

the

would

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a

I

I

document

purported

granted diploma," at Palermo to lodge afterwards Feretti,

Mastai There

1

the

which

Masonic

by

seen

of

sum

asking

demonstrating

never

earthed

was

that

produced

I

Masonic through of the Grand Orient of France Secretary some that the Pope time ago declared not was a menber of the fraternity. The belief to the society that he was admitted un was first founded upon a document

cause

forgotten which it side have

"

of

copy

published

I

and

!

ago.'

Signor

challenged

search

of

beliefe

baving

document, he, M. Taxil,

me

goes to show that Mason after a

the

on

to

or

Pope

of spirit which is the wonder of his and admiration fellow-country now the Home Rule cause is men, to a near and a certain advancing The blow of 12 months ago victory. |

I

offering dead,

the

:

inquiry

ever

vicissitudes

the

I

been

laxil,

he

Grand Orient order thus

The

elasticity

the

produce

(From

not could there perish, and most come the happiest of their confi complete justification dence. Under a leader who has never and who the has borne wavered, of successive burden disappointments reverses with and that youthful

mission

to

initiated

'

Omdurman,

Lemmi

document

drawing

in

has

Leo

which

have

now

in

M.

boneria

opponents those To

triumphant.

openly

amid

I

Mason.

blow death the offensive

Pius IX.

in

of

their

whilst

faith,

I

I

no

in

my

freedom. the friends Twelve months of ago were under Ireland the heaviest reeling bad ever received. There blow they ranks were men even in their own who

nuns

IX-

the

this

For

calm, young,

fell

fire,

who Catholics protested insult to of the the memory M. Paul de Cassagnac told and under the that he lied,

this

rebuke was well about Pius IX. story justified. not an old but an is only calumny, The had its calumny. story exploded 30 years in the Italian press some origin

I

a

then,

a

"

wis

Pope. the president circumstances

of age,

too

are

And

Milan,

the

its

men

stars very be fighting

You

to the person with both balls.

telegraphed documents had been

of tiie How

There

!

late

I

answer to the Secoio of the following " December the Milan. On 12, last, of the Grand Orient of France chancery

of the Ministerialists, to pretends doubt as to the issue. be in And how have happened things yet many well have which the might destroyed liberal

I

M'Quude

years with

the fact, confirmed the Lemmi pay Signor thousand francs. Signor

found

even

man,

against

had de Liberal that the Italian papers Adriano that clared Leinmi, Signor Grand Master of the Italian Freemasons, which that a document proved possessed Pius IX. had been a Freemason, wrote of to the Osservatore Cattolico a letter

this

and

is

"

it

by

country 1886

of

beginniug

but

It

those

I

—

:

point,

killed."

masons:—

near

to submit themselves of the country. The which been has waged

fight the

Division,"

Light

order

I

at given statement so laBt to often at one made that the late Pope belonged of Freeto sect time the condemned

were

still

party the

be

own

have

for

fatal

tone.

The

A

in

the

political

—

ar.d

who ber,

the

Pius

part At the Govern-

for

His

the most

only twenty-four him back, saying,

pierced

Party-

years.

those

at

to

sir,

ranks

Khartoum-

Ohrwalder

then

1

|

is

of

Martin Ferrety." the Liverpool Catholic Times.) on In the recent debate the Concorthe dat in French the Chamber, abused his position president, M.Fioquet, the old calumny that Pius by reviving a Free IX. was Mason, and calling to

by the

Division,"

that

to

name

found in the papers of Havana (No. 157), that existed

(From

\

H.

and

this

pulled decided

then changed since The to everybody. present amid unmistakeable portents

throughout

courses

Father Catherine

two

and

things

prolonged

struggle.

from

They

caused of our

history

depotism,

hopes of the The

two

Liberal

the

policy, in power venture to the judgment

was

without

away

passed

upon

merchant,

satisfaction

Irish

Mass

6ay

Mass

the

year closes of victory

for him, and with terminated, his devoted faithful and secretary, Canon Johnson, by his side pronouncing over him and the wordR of Absolution, be quietly attended by Dr. Gasquet to

the Bishop before the

of

review

greatly is known

to agonizing half-past

seven

be

tional

was

half-past

a

"

Truth Crau-

their

himself

Hamed. Abu detachment of who took the

to

reviews

Cranfurd

ascend

the of 1889 beginning Tory still an undiminished enjoyed apparently still Ireland was strength ; lying of a cruel and unconstitu tha grasp

constant in spent acts of little and prayers ejaculatory and Contrition Faith, ; Hope, Charity while for all the gently struggling seven

across.

Light

made

Liberal, back

must

He asked for the o'clock at six he ; the

them desert

17, briefly and His Alexander

to carry

be discovered. boatman had

prevailed

London General

found in the nnder the juris Lodge of Pennsyl

was

lodge in in 1819.

I

be

not

could

vania. Pius IX.

rests a musketB on against an a bank high awaiting uprise gap in Sir George Brown, then of an enemy. lad of sixteen afterwards Colonel-ina Brigade, to nhief of the Rifle atlemuted

" can Bays the Speaker," look on the is now that year but drawing to a close with any feeling marked one of satisfaction. Still more

had been with Dr. ai>d Gasquet

for

the

Gains

No

who

him. at four

they

Hero-

of

literary

level

river

ceased serious

The

preparation

Wednesday

Saturday, with

Nile ride

weak

especially

life,

but

night Salford,

since

watched

his

been

y

by a escaped prisoners recognized camel-driver. After long negotiations silence in the driver agreed to preserve consideration of a sum of money equal their to about £5 sterling. This was last anxious moment.

is to "lb again, pleasant able to have done everything." He himself -for had prepared fully for the wakeful death, during long he had looked it hours in the face. lully

last

of the hours'

tney

the

I

it which declared jvas of Jean- Marie Mastai

name

of any lodge of the Grand The nearest

registers diction

I

in

the

Ferretti

I

striking Ser Macleod's rush, During Major M'Quade also from the geant Robert saw two Frenchmen North of Ireland,

by

j

dinar

oi

Irish

Gallant

peihapB

as

deposui." and est, have been

eonsummatum

meum

country

their importunities. more adventure occurred where Meshera-el-Dehesh, they

great in the he as

physical

that

when

spoils

critic

eral

less

his slaves. It wus to ransom until Ahmed Hassan spoke mena that and exhibited a Remington

they

and simple calm, earnest in the of his discharge Later on in the even

day,

Opus

of

e

food.

refused

would

they

that

has been accomplished of victory soon will

:

proposed

clothed Church, and biretta, magna on his bed of death in the poor lay than little not more 12 feet by 16, cell, which he called his bedroom, steadily resisting

that

Thompson,

I

ALA., CraufVrd, The critic writes published. just incidents of Homeric Among many to heroism which I have been reading " Gen in a most book, day interesting Rev.

stop tin

the

the

Dec ford

s

for

little

in

moment

a

On the way they met the Mahdi's soldiery, Arab sheik for a slave

aloud

a

boatmen tor

traversed

Mgr.

The

first

reached the

they

|

I

A

they

Fortunately, home gone boys to row

the Profession to the Creed of Pope Pius Eminence followed in the the whole reading through

according his IV.,

affecting

certain

rochet and cappa of the profession be made as might

read

himself

to

night,

the ordinary them, and

the death of He had desired be done correctly the the of usage himself

to

the

confidence, the heavest

be theirs.

as day, they under cover hide until, could cross the river.

When, however,

his

that Faith

bo

of the

in

pontifically

magna, Catholic

and at spent, into a condi from which he death took place

wished

had

obliged

were

before

Clarence. should

and very to skulk

sleep,

of the parts on travelled bank roads. On the left two as far as Banga, about from Berber, they lost a

morning

the

After

frequented night they

afternoon of the critical condition in which the Duke of Clarence and he lay, had expressed the utmost concern over the his

no

By day they

by his bed during the

which were said prayers He had been informed

the

joined

had

they

the

and that

face

now

and that

assurance

task

their

Ahmed on the

travelled fugitives without days and nights During the whole of this

ping.

of

part

dressed white turbaa and the nur All three

women.

full

the

in

Ireland calmness

with

accom

the

rest

future

was

large robe,

armed

were

night's three

in

a

flowing native

ordinary

as

the blessing of Rampolia conveying the night of the Holy Father. During health slowly Wednesday his Eminence's he retained, as we have said, subsided;

with

dervish, a white

a

and

England

Ohrwalder behind

The priest

camel.

fourth

solemn

the

also

their

bed-,

Father

tribe.

in front with the black girl and the two each him, nuns, an Arab, followed. panied by Ht-ssan brought up the rear rode

Chapter takeu

prelate's

afterwards words

was

telegram

the

to morning Sacraments. The

the last Westminster Canons of the were summoned, and, ha ving

of

to

added and

Wednesday

on

places Eminence

the for rested The party night. the Sheikh consisted of seven persons, the two enlisted services of having to the Arabs Abubbehbelonging and

condition of weakness the impossi

oritical.

I

the

change,

became

I

much

I

I

I

teen

miles

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off

a

your

the taking at sevenif second, that says you hat in the street to how to philosopher, earth on its

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miles you go seventeen barewithout cold. catching Mr. Sala made au interesting remark at the Kyrle Society's fon meeting lately, the decline of prejudice in this country to music with regard tabooed ooce on " of its account Popish character. He said mother that his own once announced a

friend,

headed

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"

a

down preached intention the

was

by the

Stabat so

local

Mater"

at

vehemently clergy

that

had to be abandoned. week, however, that same Only last work had been performed in a Congre Even " the dissidence gational chapel. of Dissent" has become ia Catholic matters

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properly he mani of giving that he rang

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intention any nor even annoyance, his hell for an long time unusually in front of the Freemason's Hotel. Mr. order Fenwick, by whose was made the Anderson arrested qualified

statement,

under

the

Mount

stables

of the in

AA'ound Aveek, The jury

No the

Place

held returned

from

body in

the horse

of

the bullet

a

of

last

afternoon.

Friday

Avho

liis

the

Tuesday

verdict

a

few

found Avith

Inn,

of suicide.

native

a

of

one

on

on on

men a,

field.

Avas

head

Avas

in

evening

recovered Melbourne on

Magnet inquest

Revett, and understand,

the

far

so

leave

Avho

Mr.

throAvn

to

last.

adjourned Turner,

teacher

has

able

that a party of three reported of £1500 in gold to the value

The

covered

and

Monger

Avas

James

an

and his subsequent conviction.55 Severe as these strictures are, they appear to he quite warranted In the of by the evidence. report the the police-court proceedings can discover eyo unprofessional to the charge of nothing support conduct on Avhich disorderly wasfined. It does not Anderson he was drunk that and appear

very

It found

of

this

H.

Saturday

on

new

in

J. he

be

indignant

!

Mit. that

to

in

therefore

Southern

instant,

crime that country, ished.

in the and that

conduct, upon disorderly the interests of all of us to is a one. know whether it right Mr. Loftie be in what may right he but it is the did, against of the who are opinion public, at the arrest of Ander

to

try

the local court. the matter Australian is as follows. Advertiser James the town bell Anderson, credited man—who is by our of

of

guilty

are

that

wrong must he taught that their is one of the mosfe heinous can be committed in a free

they

the to do other immemorial

magistrate. has been

definition

—

in

of the rights with agree the case de and that attention,

just from

is

If

picion.

raise

a

the,

on

honorary

and

your

To

cause

may

arrested

Mccorti.

The people much exercised a which case

the

quite that

punishment

it wrong be cleared

the

custom

it

resist

Justice which

a

conditions. on the street allowed things

at

of Passion

If

such, voice

o >

;

were

Pennafort

1892.

crushed, Hill 41 170 hours. court, on the City Police Tuesday, -A.T, of the Working manager John Bogie, the fined and was £30, imprisoned Men's Club, for liquor. for 24 hours selling illegally was barman at the club, Hirslab, Andrew similar offence and admitted charged with a the case. He was fined £30 and imprisoned for

of

and

!

was

son

—

Fraser's, 2 dwts.

name

of

an

mands further the public will not be content for it where it ended in the to rest Police Court. If those who are Anderson's for arrest responsible

i

to arrest a man police not to consider be they we an the have law, breaking, intolerable condition of things. Neman's can be safe under liberty

tion whom —

of

W.A.,

following

crushings

.

Bp. Conf. of Alexandria,

Be indefatigable undaunted spirit

evil conquer the reward

a—

The

«

it

Mr. Loftie. Peace can

-

Dr.

.

8th

o

M.

®lje "

the the

to

before

defendant detention

case

D.CONNOR, Chairman

Newcastle

of Perth.

notice

give

punisn-

constituted fine, unwarrantable and most

We subject. Advertiser the

a was great wrong, the fining of him was both against the evidence and the law. We trust that in the interests of the case will not be justice to remain as decided allowed by

for

Lord of St St. Mathias. Vigil Dr. Peter Daaiian, Bp. Conf., St. Mathias, Ap. (Day of Devotion)

WED.

—

SATURDAY,

Intending

cases

the his

of

that

illegal— lockup

Our

the be

his

.

Commemoration

TUES.

—

23

ELECTION NOTICE. Ratepayers of meeting of the will Board District Roads Toodyay House, Newcastle, held in the Court

resigned.

arrest to grant

Sexagesima Sunday The

as

by

that

and

imprisonment,

infringement

ringings of the Bellman. the breach of the we fail to discover. the when he tolls

believe

to

reason

arbitrary

the

by

good ground as that .We consider

on rested Anderson.

Antioch

A

in o'clock of eleeting Board in

when

.

Titus, Cyril

St.

SUN. MON.

—

much arrest, ment

.

Raymond

Conf., 21

some

the fish hawker when he his fish, the driver engine he whistles all he ar may

bell, calls

GIBNEY,

fill

St.

arose, sexton

The

'

4th

W. A.,

THUR.

.

peace

FEBRUARY.

'

Newcastle,

.

.

in

cause

just

«

—

than the bell ringing." In all this there is nothing whatever to show that Anderson was of a breach of the law. guilty hand too On the other there is

j.

particular

Bishop

I

f

become irritated and calling Where

in not

me

can

the betters than to

no

the

not

"Defendant was than 15 minutes and he did hotel,

There was more annoy anyone. noise inside the hotel than outside. There was which singing upstairs, was much of a nuisance more to

five

with

were, lay who had of themselves

command

from

exempt

a

is,

we

18

tone

a

there

gentlemen

in

or

engaged

are

it. granting « MATTHEW

—

JOHN '

21, or

in

dispensation when there

CONNOR, Chairman.

fault

if

—

health,

found and to be correct. vouchers

j

under

delicate

the

D.

in

says

more

of

front

j

have examin and Receipts Board of the Toodyay Roads ending 31st Dec., 1891, and to be it duly supported by that

hereby certify account

the one principal Ash days, except and Good Friday.

a

4

it

"We of

—

:

standing

of the Advertiser

dissatisfied.

stated

ness

with the of the liberty subject. Anderson was his liveli earning hood in the ordinary way of Town and it was not Bellman shown that he exceeded his duty. The fault,

at

the laws of fasting. are authorised The clergy

—

9

6

butter

all

on

Friday. Persons

—

...

£324

We

6.

7.

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meals.

used.

0

...

meat

the and

the

was

defendant in that when I took would be about 15 minutes. charge, The ffenerallv riners as defendant he did last and I have evening, as heard him talk as loudly he did last and I thought that evening, his ordi he was performing only I did not think. that nary duties. he was in a than more ringing manner." Another wit ordinary

"

meat he Fish and flesh cannot meal used at the same during Lent. 5.— Li place of butter, the use of lard and dripping is permitted, except on Ash and Good Wednesday

4.

10

...

.

9

16

—

flesh

of

but Defendant to ring the liquor,

till

but regard the whole of warmth, as the utterly illega proceedings an interference and as arrogant

.

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.

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—

WROTH

Newcastle,

Special

Apostolic are tions

"

ordered the Peace, police to take The next morn him into arrest. in due course, Anderson ing, ap the resident magis peared before trate and found of being guilty created a nuisance public baying,

"

'

A.

Iiidult The following is the Lenten 1892 In accordance with the Spirit of and in the exercise of the the Church, for

0

examin of the and Receipts of the Toodyay Roads Board Expenditure the have found ending' 31st Dec., 1891, and and to same by Vouchers duly supported be correct. D. CONNOR, that

'We hereby certify this ed account

'

for

worse

Avas

case,

,

to

"appeared

said;

not drunk. sober enough quite more not and he was bell, noisy I ordered him than usual. When he went, but he afterwards away Mr. came back. From tbe time Fenwick spoke to defendant up

he

Perhaps they, were little proud of the

at were1 singing! loudly found .that it time, seriously intei'fered with their amusements. went out to One of their number bellman tbe stentorian and, having asked him to desist, in vain finally, of the in his capacity of Justice

the the

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of

Mauritius,

Ave

employed

Avas

city on

as

a

schools,

Avas

Thursday

last

He Mount's Bay Road. and died consciousness, at the Colonial Hospital.

never on

re

Friday

to A a domestic sap quarrel ending on in the occurred city Saturday eA'ening Avhen last1 a married wo about midnight, named Caroline Wynne, expired, man, from her from received husband injuries at the Colonial the Hos previous eA'ening, has since been arrested and pital. Wynne at the Police Court having been brought up has been remanded.

,

has been busy in Frereaper the Aveok. On Tuesday last during the Avell the Rev. known Joseph Johnston, of the and pastor Congrega widely-loved in his tional Church, 78th. passed aAvay His death Avill remove a familiar year. the from amidst of Frefigure toAvnspeople mantle to aa'hoin he had himself endeared nature. "He sympathetic by his gentle, the bearded flowers cuttoth and the grain, The

grim

mautle

that

The quo foregoing in the in applicable present stance. On the same almost at day, and the same hour Mr. Johnston that passed lull of Miss Ellon away years, Healy, of Mr. John daughter Healy, of Winterfold, cut oil' Avas when she had entered on just it and Avhen Avomanhood, might naturally he that a expected long life of happiness before her. lay Miss Healy Avas of a and gentle, made retiring disposition, of her char many friends by the amiability Avideacter. For her parents and relatives soitoav spread and sympathy are felt and The funeral took place yesexpressed. and Avas largely attended.R.I.P., terday tation

botAveen." groAv is most

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last the Walk Saturday morning owned Hotel, waB by Mrs. Wilson, to burned the Mrs. Wilson ground. at was in Geraldton the time ; but the noise of the fire awakened Miss crackling and she escaped with her Wilson, safely A Chi brother and another young lady. nese cook who also slept on the premises is since the occurence, and it is to missing be feared that he perished in the fire. The was formed of weather building burnt boards, and therefore' very rapidly. the account Nothing was saved, not even books. The building and furniture were not insured.

On

away

Monday

a .Josyouth named David fined 50s. with costs at the Fremantle Police Court for an assault upon a Chinaman named Lee Took.

was

to

from

Parker's

Reports hand Range that been stone has gold-bearing found on Merrall's area is which expected to yield thousands of ounces to the ton. state

Wandering The Willie, Duke and Strike left Albany on Sunday last for the Eastern it where is Colonies, reported remain for some they will time, and fake in races. partbathing

during

hours and

prohibited

eleven

men

young

the

ling The Hotel,

known

property Fremantle,

on

boys

'

the Victoria submitted for

as

was

sale

on by auction Wednesday night of week. The reserve not been having reached, it was passed in at £5,990. The Director of Public H. Works, Hon. W. Venn, has notified that pending the of the completion Vilgarn telegraph line, have been made for arrangements the. of transmission to and from messages Southern Cross.

last

Mr.

Harry a Solicitor of the Wain'scott, in Supreme Court of Judicature England, has given notice that he intends to apply to be admitted as a barrister, of the etc., of West Supreme Court Australia on March 15th. A

handicap

for

race

held yachts was afternoon. Saturday class with

2

in

16

sees,

Maori, which beat place by 1 min.

the

At

mins.

Albany named

a man

a

ringing The

sers

the

against

for

house.

been

con

sympathi

for

of the

by

5s.

Club

have

funds

doubt

no

week

appeal

an

Court. the the

phenomenal

attended which recent inter national contests in Melbourne, tug-of-war made for the are hold arrangements being similar of a exhibition the on 2nd, ing 5th of in and the Perth 3rd, March, Town success

In of

cultivation

W. Ross, received fruit from

which must bene eventually our farmers who go in for fruit has been initiated by Mr. F. of Fremantle, who has already two

of

consignments of the Allnutl,

Mr.

pulped

Blackwood.

The

—

" :

up to of the

total

night, goods will

night." The for the of the

at the

receipts School

Catholic

the last

£112.

was

be

Government construction

bazaar

The

sold

at

in

balance

auction

to

tenders section This Perth-Bunbury railway. covers the Pinspace between distance and a of 58 Bunbury, Tenders will be received to

portion jarrah miles.

are

calling

of

the

for

second

5th.

April The

arts

writing of terms, head, the

Most in

now,

in

study

a

find

yet

may

Perth.

are

of

work

congenial papers

a

of

our

very complimentary of a female crayons Master Joseph Kelly

exhibition on at Mr. Zimpromissing sign to find that such rare our young people are displaying and meeting with such talent ready appre of congra ciation. Beyond the expression wish to do a little however, we tulations, which

is

now

pel's.

It

is

act that that ful

gift

true, is now

as

has a

of

having

which

developed

his.

is

When wliieh

stated

been

of

pupil

School, but it is school claim may

another credit

is

It

Kelly

Grammar

the

therefore, the success

they

lessons

drawing

the

beauti

Master Kelly has attracted

were

undor

his only Grammer

and they were the entered accomplished

but

very

retiring feel

well

achieved the

first

by

to

the

may, pride in

modest

discern

whose

and have

He

until he These

ladies one

some

of the Sisters

teachers School.

a

the

also true of a share

the executed drawing he had attention so much only for ceased to be a pup:l nine months of Sisters Mercy Convent School,

began

talent

systema

had the develop. They and, at least as regards time, by his share in art largest training. made under their As showing the progress that it be mentioned some may of tuition executed the by Master drawings Kelly their are pupil quite equal in whilst still is at present merit to that which being so much admired, tically

tion

need

felt

we

when

sident

a

a

of

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the

the

the is

;

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religious

of '

Counties

the

are

be pre

Branch

of

delivered Mr. the middle of July. so long as ago he has Crerar shows that in his practice found and a particular common yet very medicine infallible. He gives 30 grains of bicarbonate of potash in of ateacupful milk two three or hours, and he has every did not had a case in which the medicine not has

kill

the

found

weakened, avert

Association

disease at the second the action of the heart but

any

dose.

He

sometimes

a simple remedy has in this danger quarter.

sufficed

RECEPTION AND RELIGIOUS AT TEE PROFESSION OF MERCY. CONVENT

earliest far the

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fresh and beautiful ceremonies The ever of the reception and profession of religious in the Convent of Mercy on took place His Lordship Saturday the 6th instant. the assisted Bishop presided by the vicar ritual to the occa General. The proper out and was ex sion was carried in full, As the aspirant for tremely impressive. the habit, religious having pronounced her renunciation of the world, kneeling the while before the Bishop, clad in bridal and a crowned with wreath, garments for a few moments disappeared only to return dressed in the sombre weeds of the as the took place which nun prostrations death to the and while world, signified the exultant hymn was being sung, which how good and pleasant it is for proclaims to dwell brethren in peace, no together one who was to be present privileged could remain unmoved. This im quite was the Vicardeepened by. pression address to the newly General's thoughtful in which he dwelt the professed, upon loftiness of their vocation and exacting out the grand reward which is pointed At the conclusion assured to it. by fidelity Mass was celebrated of this discourse by ;

a

presenta of

recognition

the

has

in to,

always

a

members

the

of the about

were Society presentation

he

trip. with

He

might

even

he.

to was

is

now

Delaney

recovering. for Perth Rev. Fr. Gibney,

on

Friday

He

1

slowly left

The "Very to York on

Friday. turned

rev.

labours referred

spiritual the mission interest he

informed M.

C. Y. such

head, Fr.

of

purse

'

York,

re

evening.

called to visit a sick was away to Beverley on patient Saturday morning, and return ed during the night. On Sunday he an nounced that owing to the small attend Mass the former ance at 8 o'clock time for second Mass, 10 o'clock, would be revived, when two Sunday next commencing on Masses would be celebrated, it the being third Sunday in the month, and conse male Communion day for the quently of the S.H. portion On Friday last at the Police Court, George an who was with assault Cook, charged Miss was' committed, for Peacock, ;upon Bail was allowed. Great ifiteirflSt 'trial. to The 'pn-; be mantfestedv appeared '

it

say

j

a

bffl? isoner represented byV counsel, the defence was reserved. On Thursday last the mail van from 2400f odncWA of th"A Yilgarn brought into And was duly metal town, precious esttbrt Armed" to thb guarded by an waB

i

a

'

was

;

some

belief.

formed

Societies

on

the

life.

They

cultivated

the

heart

as'

well

soul as well as the mind, and and members better more useful to citizens. men be They taught in afford fluent in debate, skilful argument, of ed scope for the exCrcise tact, and the of of development powers management and and inculcated selfadministration, He was their respect. glad to hear that work. The was some good Society doing to aim members should endeavour high, remembering the old. advice that if they strove to be of Archbishop Canterbury, become Dean of York. they would at least from Some men risen to the had obscurity of world-wide There fame. were pinnacle such for their models imitation. many The immortal while Herschel, pursuing his studies in astronomy, maintained him music. self Robert Chambers, by playing the life commenced great journalist, by opening a book shop with forty shillings Ben he had saved. Johnson worked at the of with Lincoln's Inn a trowel building in his hand and a book in his pocket. Lincoln once ploughed his father's lands, Jackson was at one time and Andrew a tailor. Cardinal the Mezoffanti, great who knew 114 followed linguist, languages, in his early life He could a humble trade. of in numberless men quote examples circumstances lowly high posi attaining tions and industry. perseverance by their This should be an encouragement to them. of He the Geraldton hoped the members in C.Y.M. would work Society together and that there would never perfect unity, be any uns them. emly quarrels among the he would ask them "While on point, to also never foment discord in religious their was a thing midst, as that always to be be on deplored. They should good terms with all denominations. He, him self counted of his truest some friends who did not kneel before amongst persons his altar. the reli They, should respect of all men, their and then own gious tenets be the would It was duty of a respected. in harmony community to work together for the country's good, and he could wish that that duty were more generally recog He to hear the nized. was that glad in still Greenough Society was existence, he life. He and wished it wished' a long the Geraldton success. Society in particular He the members would lead irre hoped and and while promoting proachable lives, as as far they could, the encouraging, whole circle the sciences, of assign its all to most of the important proper place the science of eternal salvation. Religion them into should the avoca accompany that tions of life, in this to they ought their to sanctify actions by offering them labor to render the duties and God, and of their cares business subservient worldly to the highert of their interest souls. as

very that

to

through

with The

of theirs of much were principle productive a love and of study good. They stimulated antidote were an excellent against the evils

passage for those is

mission

a

to him. But hardships these all were and he looked anticipated, for no earthly recognition feeling amply rehumble means of paid if he had been the consolation to some sin-laden tendering As to the reference to what he had heart; done for Catholic Young Men's Societies in this he viewed colony, he would Bay that with the foundation and success pleasure of any association founded with to a view the of moral and intellectual improvement matter no of what West Australian youth,

,

case

they

great

was

him

pleasure fraught

i

current

that

Father

looked in vain as he for any astonished, have done to merit such thing he could favour at their hands. 'Twas true his mis sion to the North-West was Anything but

a

It influenza. of the address of

Border Medical

of

of interest

anticipation

report

British

deal

been

he

make

and there influenza, readers before our an and at the safe same

Lancet

good

any catch

to in

likely found

is

recommended. the

has have

put

has visitation

with

the

Geraldton

impossible, inestimable

of

such

the the

to which

glad

cure alleged time highly of number

who

of

during scourge,

are

often

are

in

of

in arduous

Catholic evening Duff, who

in societies established for the manifested culture of Catholic moral and intellectual Mr. President of as the youth. Troy, read the for the space Society, address, of which, we to say, is publication regret not in our issue. A good available present of members of the number the Society and when the had were President present, of the address and concluded the reading had him the of sovereigns handed purse Father rose and said that Duff, in reply,

Australia, aid

made

gentleman's connection'

Geraldton Friday

on

Districts, address. an

and

was

and

from

-West

sovereigns

a

of justice. Master

Perth

fore

to

fine in

home

The

persistent

,

the

Fund

Building

is

remedies

which

before the conclusion of the Writing bazaar held in Albany in aid of the Catholic che Australian Advertiser School Fund, says aid of

sickness

forcibly

;

fit

A trade those of

to obtain

simple value.

Hall.

such as West medical timely sometimes quite

country

a

where

Society, the Rev.

presented returned

lately North the

;

t.tie

last

defendant's

with

won

second

fined

the to

decision

Excited

for

of

was

on

from

spare,

Hin'emoa

appears the now

prepared

are

to

last,

w

of the

Young Men's

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Got respondent;) (From our own Fr. a Delaney had rather busy time First to with sick calls the week. during to and the day after MourQuellington, to attend Mrs. ambine George Flood, who waB to be dying. A telegram' reported received at York the same an evening death. The remains were nounced her by train conveyed to York for interment on The deceased was Thursday morning. Mrs. buried by the side of her mother, R;I.P. Picket. Fr. Delaney officiated.— met with a A young lad, named Conlonj rather serious accident one day la'st'Weekj he was thrown off a horse1, and fell 'on Kiis

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programme

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to

evening. According should the scenery

prove to travellers and highly interesting. " students of Shakespeare to wit Tire Rialto," of Sighs," "Bridge &c.,.. which, he has immortalized. Communications by letter appear to be interest. Last Chro losing Saturday's nicle contains a list of 39 letters lying unclaimed at the local office. Per post' season will haps Valentine considerably swell this number. Fools 'artd their money are Not one thou easily parted. quit'b sentimental sand miles distant a soMety" conducts its business under the: heading of two viz. A'rer' you 'saved? questions, ? The first is and, Have you ditto merely the. second theoretical, strictly practical. For after the initiated Have stat edthey aresaved , the collector demands if: proof which is confirmed they have by the sound of the coin into the receptacle. falling There is fun in almost everything. A cricket match between the local "team and one from Wilberforce was spoken of as coming off in York on Saturday. the the Local At of Court sitting held on the Town. Thursday a charge agaiiist' Council was made for the cost of erectingthe fire-bell. As a set off it was contend ed that the work had not beeh sufficiently well done to merit a certain neither price has the metal' a good ring. Fruit to be increasing appears both in and quality. quantity Grapes are sold at 3d. and 3d. I am informed that per lb. wheat is at 6s. and quoted per bushel, cut sold at hay £8 per ton. Eggs are Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per doz. Bread at 4d. Meat 4Jd. 6d. per lb. per 21b. loaf. to, to Is. VVater from 9d. per hogsheadl. The weather to have changed appears on the early Sunday and during again threatened which would morning rain, have been welcomed as a great benefactor to the surrounding bu'shfir'es. extinguish The the Castles Craig estate, including is offered for sale. Hotel, A telegram iii the Chronicle fromSbuth'ern Cross notifies the death through1 an acci dent of D. A. Gray, a son of Mr. D. Gray, of Perth. Another man named Penn was at the same.1 time. seriously injured Feb. 15. :

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On Tuesday of last week a fatal mining accident occurred at Fraser's SbutK'Mine Southern Cross, by whioh'a man young named David Ayliffe son Gray, of Mr. David of Perth, Gray,was and killed, another named Edward Penn was seriouslytwo The men at injured. young, were work and having underground, fired a shot were to note returning the effficfc when a sudden fall of earth enveloped both. hands were Willing immediately at work, and after the lapse of a shbrt time Penn was rescued but veiyalive, much wounded and bruised! Gray' wa® soon after but life foutid to reached, was be quite eYtihct, the fall of earth hairing; crushed in his head. '

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the Bishop. Tininuiv diate then friends of the newly made nunswere at entertained breakfast by the Mother The young to lady admitted Superior. veil" was Miss Lizzie Gilchrist, the "white in religion Sister' Mary Aquin. The pro fessed" were Sister Mary Patrick Aloysius and Sister Mary Bridget Gilchrist, Joseph

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not reproductive. abolished if they were a Mr. Canning said there was general should be that the island feeling and the thrown open to the public, the of present system punishing Mr. Molloy moved natives abolished. that the Superintendent's be salary Mr. reduced from £325 to £200. Cookworthy opposed the amendment, but favored the abolition of the present Amendment Vote system. negatived.

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ART

7-30

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Vote

£2,730.

Agency,

and dismay, Mr. my grief to the homestead with one

passed.

Postal Harbour

and and

£50,957; Telegraph, Vote £8,261, Light, .

P ARMAMENT

passed.

Government £3,968. Storekeeper, Vote passed. Revenue Service North West Coast, 3543£ Ecclesiastical Grant, £2180 2s. Mr. A. Forrest's motion that this item to withdrawn be reduced by £543 was a resolution to be be replaced by Vote' forward by and bye. brought

proposed that Govern ment and map out all should survey a radius of lands within agricultural from townships, and appoint 25 miles passed. agents to whom persous seeking land of Printing, £7,057 Inspection information. He could apply for sug £1150. The Colonial Treasurer, Stock, passed. and in be appointed, from A message was received the gested that local men to Mr, Traylen, said the Chief reply that' their, be paid for by a com services some a Council that of Stock waa stating Inspector capable and Legislative the mission. Mr. Piesse supported Mr. to the Police Bill had said amendments efficient officer. Traylen m'otion.1 of Grown The Commissionerbeen agreed to, and others could not there mnst be a screw loose somewhere, notmotion, Lands did a conference under the be accepted oppose the 'as most of the prosecutions requesting the and willingness Mr. on to the Game Bill expressed Parker the amendments Scab Act proved futile. to send a surveyor of the Government to a resolution their and concurrence the settlers did not use passed thought to. examine the localities. He did not to assist best endeavors the inspector. by the Council favouring the introduc men of local favour the appointment into out that since tion of regjilar drill instruction ;Mr. Canning pointed to see a as he would the curriculium of the Government agents, prefer of the Scab Act the pest ;the passing at a fixed in the position He surveyor had increased instead of abating. Boys' Schools. Mr. Loton at 9 p.m. salary. hoped when the in this The House adjourned Mr, Sholl agreed suggested, blocks were mapped out that the areas the Chief Inspector of with him, that than those now would be larger to deal with openfor Stock should have power in THE FAR NOTES of TRAVELS Line. selection on the Great Southern cases on Vote his own responsibility. NORTH A. Forrest and Mr. Sholl WEST AUSTRALIA. Mr. of spoke, passed. Mr. but did not oppose the motion. « at 11.10 The House adjourned p.m. Mr. Traylen, Mr. De Hamel Clarkson, A VISIT TO BEAGLE BAY the pro and Mr. Canning supported COUNCIL. LEGISLATIVE MISSION. The Colonial Treasurer position. either with not richly gifted Though Mr. 16th. Tuesday, February spoke to the question, and, after or the powers of description the facul had replied, the motion was at Throssell took the chair The President I have during ties of observation, my on carried the voices. 3 p.m. notes recent travels made a few more return Shollmovedfor a show Mr. R. was received from the A message be interesting to others bewhich maY amounts expended in the ing the respective Legislative Assembly forwarding This narrative is of a super sidesmyself. the and upa connection with working read Bills which were and desultory as there following ficial character, 1891 of the Government; The Masters and Servants' keep during first time not much to record in journeying was and tramway. Bill and the W. A. Turf Agreed to. Amendment railways a country which is, at present, no over the committee's on The report Club BiU. a than a desert. better True, genius Act Amend con Masters and Servants' a The House agreed to hold like collect materials Sterne might ment Bill was adopted. with the Legislative ference Assembly sufficient for the composition of a book Club Bill and the The W.A. Turf to the Game on the amendments in the region of which now' going I am Bill, Health Act Amendment Public BiU. he pitied to write, for the man who the final stages. motion for the amend were Mr. Morrison's passed through from Dan to Bersheba could travel Married "Women's The Property ment of the Post Office Savings Bank "'tis all and he and cry barren," Bill was considered in committee, on Act was the voices. even in the negatived declared that desert he amended as to the date on which the Mr. moved, that the boys Morrison means for employ himself would find come and attending Act should into Schools operation, the Government mind and for of his ing the energies drill instruction. receive of his reported. regular vent to the affections giving The House went into committee on a was to, and This he could do agreed heart. he stated, This, sent to the Supplies. was message Legislative the trees, by singing by apostrophizing His the Governor, £735 Excellency as Assembly asking their concurrence. their leaves they put forth praises £1150 Council, Bush's amendment that the Legislative Legisla Mr. and flowers, them orby.mourningjvith Mr. A. tive £2170. Act Amendment Offenders .Assembly Aboriginal as they decayed and withered away. of that the salary months Forrest six suggested Bill be read that day of Were I endowed with the same powers the Clerk of the House should be in a seconder, and the Bill did not find as and observation the imagination With regard to the amount, creased. time. was read a third I might be able above named-author Mr. Sholl Protection Act £500; set down for Hansard The Aboriginal notes to render these for interesting that no connected person Bill was read a second Amendment thought I have seen on the journey that I am be allowed to with the. Press should time. to describe beginning groves of cajeput act as Hansard Mr. Molloy Bill reporter. Act Amendment The Patent and boxwood, and often times encam The Sholl. Colonial Bill were Mr. and the Bankruptcy supported passed which ped under the stately palmtrees and Mr. A. Forrest Treasurer committee. spoke have been always used as emblems of through continuance of the of the until in favour The House adjourned Friday. and would doubt and triumph, victory Vote passed. present system. themselves for men like less form in Colonial Audit; Secretary, £1,475 ASSEMBLY. a LEGISLATIVE the of and Sterne subject long The Colonial Treasurer £1665. ex| or them learned with supply essay, the increase in the that February 16th. Tuesday, plained I matter for an However, epic poem. to the Audit office was amount for to make up for my shall endeavour at 2-30 took the Chair The Speaker for the of two junior provide salary deficiencies intellectual by borrowingIt was intended to make the p.m. <clerks. from suitable the poets quotations Servants' Act The Masters' and Vote passed. taudit more complete. turn " the forms of things whose a third pens Bill was read Amendment Discussions Medical, £14,396. to shapes, unknown" time and passed. made by Mr, resulted from motions and oh give to airy nothing the The committee's report for Sholl that the amount set down A local and a name." habitation Bill was Married Women's at should Property the Vnedical officer Yilgarn Mr.

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with

negotiations

a

gold-digger,

two horses which he purchased me have to bring me to Broome. let were As the wells all dried up along me he also supplied with water the'track, he made out bags and a bucket which of a piece of canvas from an article of furniture that he cut up for the pur I owe a deep debt of gratitude pose. to Mr. I a child of Rose, and were I would record his in song praises numbers poetic

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11th.

Appointments. F. F. Growse, assis and lineman at Bremer, to be tant post and telegraph master at Southern Cross. W. J. Croft, telegraph operator at to be assistant and lineman at Perth, vice Growse. Bremer, F. C. —

Harvey,

to be junior F. F. liorgan, istrates and Derby, also deaths, ly, vice poral court

Perth. operator, telegraph to be clerk to the mag of the local clerk court at district of births, registrar marriages of West Kimber-

and

J, O. Brown transferred. Woods to be bailiff of the at vice Dongarra, Francisco,

commissioner

of the

Supreme

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set apart for quarries. Marine Survey. The —

Commander

report

Moore, H.M.S.

marine

the

general

Railways. The reg for the and con organisation of the Government ser Railways are for general informa published The Northern time Railway

trol

vice tion.

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table is published. Designs and

Trade

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institution

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said

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Rottnest.

works

should

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construction

of

fortifications

Vote passed. Coast Survey, £3,000. The that Treasurer explained amount not this would be probably as the Admiralty had inti required not intend to con mated that it did the this Vote tinue year. survey Special Colonial

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stay

of

by

end

of

October, to be

beginning heat grew

more

over

a

weather was warm, and the very when still, oppressive the

like to Came hot November, boiling fire, he had cast away. all his garments That Upon a lion raging yet with ire He boldly rode, and made him to obey." "

such a time of the year, especially scarce and is very this water season, Hence feed very poor in Kimberley. in proI experienced some difficulty and in ob horses for the trip curing who knew the country taining guides to bring me well safely sufficiently it. However, by the kind

as

and "

cordial

Crowder

Act, and manu

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marks, in &

wine

Ireland,

have applied in

shippers to register

a

fermented

of

respect

and

exporters, mark

trade liquors

and

spirits.

The Bankruptcy 1871. Act, In rc William Liquidation: Hardwick, " as Perth, saddler, trading Hardwick, to Brothers:" Creditors on or prove before 29th In re inst. A. Thomas, 1st general Roebourue, butcher meet March 7th, 10 a.m. ing of creditors —

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at

Albany and Fremantle.

Mr.

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short

a

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for

on

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back worse Rottnest came sent. than they were when characters He would like to see the £5,000 given Bo&rd dealt with by to the Aborigines The Colonial Government. the like the would also Treasurer of this Government have the control were received Last sum. year £700

committee

Vote passed, on the Exhibitions which during University the members who took part agreed in that they should not be con stating fined to the High Schools. Charitable Institu £660 Registry, Government Gardens, tions, £9,206 ; 12s. 9d. £891 2s. Defences, £13,795 the latter ensued upon A discussion shown that item during which it was would be required for about £9,000 after

sent

were

into

went

,

Clarkson

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set also that the amounts be reduced, at medical officers for the down and Katanning should be Beverley struck oat ; and a suggestion by Mr. the amount of £25 for t.hat Traylen be increased the Government Analyst Vote passed. to £100. The Colonial Police, £43,109 Us. to Mr. R. Sholl, Treasurer, in reply to was sufficient this amount said the increased for protection provide Vote passed. settlers in the North. 4s. Vote passed. Gaols, £13,540 Rottnest Native £2,907 10s. Prison, Mr. Mr. Molloy, supported by in the an alteration moved Quinlan this es that amount, and suggested There tablishment be broken up. Mr. were 40 only prisoners.

at fortnight was where I the of recipient Derby much kindness at the hands of Messrs. of the Police Lavery and Dunworth, I started for Beagle Bay Department, route. It the overland being the a

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Fremantle,

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on get station

hospitably Mr. Rose. here

whilst

by the manager,

entertained

"We the

the survey vernment lent

for

were

obliged

natives

horses to

me

were

last

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visit

Races were held on Wed week. The weather was cool and the attendance the delightfully best yet soon on the course. Amongst those present were the Speaker (Sir James the Commissioner of Crown Lee-Steere), Lands (Hon. W. E. Marmion)and Messrs. A. Forrest, Loton, S. H. Parker, Baker, R. Sholl and H. Clarkson, W. Sholl, M'sL.A. and several other visitors. The of are the results the different following events Maiden Plate, Mr. G. A. Towton's Strike Railway Stakes, Messrs. H. Osborne & Co.'s Karratha Pony Race, Flirt Plantagenet Mr. A. KraStakes, kouer's Nemesis Hack Race, Mr. Milne's ; Crusce Lady Messrs. Albany Cup, Osborne & Co.'s Karratha Race, Selling Dr. Ingoldby's Moonlight. of

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laughed

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by

first

the

Waal, square, trotted

but

dog,

all I got along: third day there a

bridge went

and

big Newfound sat on. that

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Definition. man

he

walked

into,

Hero such

—

who

young

is

that traps would avoid.

a

man

average in the

last

and

to

for prison who is put who does not

son one

five

on

who

is

the.stage

know a

shillings

what

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forgiven villain's

who

in

man

chum aids

A the villain —

the

act.

tough-looking materially who gives

in

the first three the acts, but whole before the final thing away curtain falls. The. old home— A piece of stock shown in the scenery

always

act to 8oft; music accompaniment, and at sight of which the hero always brnsheB away a tear. last

foreigDthat he

our

.

of the the in naturalist, parwin,1, l.is scribed the upon seal; significant %qrds, Omnia ex co«c/us'' all arisen from things But oysters. from wbat do oysters arise? What is the of .matter origin ?, Ah nobody famous

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Street,

North, Cut, all treated

Road

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five

ees

held

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the

fare,

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out pocket, pulled a solitary shilling " and said in the purest there's English, a bob, you derned sou of a pirate king, and if I had time I'd treat to a you summons as It well." was 25 ,

minntes

fully

before

that

astounding

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continuously vain using do" but

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fresh

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repetitions,

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getting

plainer

show. story On the 17 th goes say day; of -whilst December,;; 1872, acting as, .ship's on board the carpenter, Sorrento, steamship. I was wrecked on the Goodwin Sands. The shock' to nay s/stem was so great as to pro duce an effect I never felt before. I fell to

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through,

tp

rumbling

all

heart

the

at

shoulder. J had a kind of meV' and a' 'choking sensa with' a rush of blood to

my e

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very

badly,

nervous and' about,"

a>id.vweak

powerless. for a time,

I

so

would

after

a

I

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afraid

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and

and

a

in

doctor, sent

then

a

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who to

me

time

a

me:

hospital I

Rattlebone where Place, London, under treatment for three, months, uo better. I (hen finder put myself who said I doctor, was suffering a

at any "

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from

then

ine

patched

said

to

critical

I

got to work

for

up

1

a

wife, and

Your

'short

time

my condition,

a

got local

'

mav

'

time."

However,

and in

but

iW.hile, is in

husband die

He

debility.

little

in was

but

;

nervous

go

quite

was

bad

as

for

this

way worse,

;as

for

a

I

ever. a

years-now never well.

lingered .little

7

"on

better,

;

but "About 1880, whiist, at Messrs. working Westwood and .Bailey's, a mate Hillwall,' who saw my sufferings told me of a medicine called Mother Curative Seigel's Syrup, and he brought me a bottle. After, taking the first, bottle I found my food agreed with me, and I began to improve. All nervous feelleft ing gradually me,- and by persevering; with the medicine I was soon cured. From that time to this I have been a strong, man have been a strong man, and done harder work than ever in niy life before. I have since kept Mother Seigel's Syrup in the and who house, my wife was a great sufferer from and rheumatism, dropsy, has: found more relief from it than anything else. If of my any ever ail family a' few anything, doses soon sets them right. The statement from which the foregoing is an extract was made Hill by Mr. William ship's carpenter, St. .108, Anne's Road London, E. is the Now, what thing which we said is getting plainer every day ? Why this :, that uow

'

rolled

on

Cleveland

fair

shillin'

:s

,Qharli

!

for

three half-crowns. the said the jnst money," bandit on the box, but as he reached for the coins the fare put them in his

lady foot in

last

Sydney London

"That's

doing

our saying, poor The heroine's father— A white whiskered who is party very very brutal in the first and a brokenact,

of

William

would

he

as

old

her

much

seen

Park

much

or

A

not

An

—

Mr. Cabby steered him through the

"shillings

per to 'fill up; to do, and

for

night

mother

perpetually

and

—

Super—

Smith's

finally pulled up at the Redfern platform, when the Jehu .wiped his honest brow " and observed, That were rather a but I've long drive, sir, got you « round in good time." It was," replied " the vat now stranger, you sharge me?" returned "Well," after cabby, " a little mental calculation, I spose five

day old, Heroine who gets

found gets either killed

is

life.

The heroine's

it.

he

only

;

act,

not

city

and

a

blind kitten An exemplary young woman out of doors because. she. refuses turned to the villain. Villian— -The marry

had

Moor

that

tool,

.good

and

bits

GODDWINS.

THE

ON

,

—

Saumerez

Climbing through

A virtu

—

as

took Argyle round Miller's Point, and then him to a splendid view of our lovely harbor as seen from the" Domain.

plate

ous

:

fare

days the

on

the who

over,

land there

two

following

freeman

D

WRE.CKE

"

the

tells

'

England

Erasmus

tion

Railway proved to be a decidedly looking and judging gentleman

mechanical

a

him,

fare in and then coppers; off as the hnrried disgusted cabby called " out, what's yonr game ? Where Hello, did you get this lot from, hey ? Been a robtin' th' psor-box again ? Or did yer hawk th' collection bag round yerself larst Sunday ?" Th«re is another tale of a Sydney Jehu who was told to call at the Royal Hotel and drive a stranger to the RedfernStation. The

hardly

family.

I

0 AUGHT.

the Sydney

in

Ppprjefprs conntir.s Dbuo

into

"

for

Lincoln,

Co.,

;

for.

about

Shilling little turn the guileless up with cabman the story of the recalls who once his legal bishop paid

(with, great .are the you and daughter wish to don't

sir,

said

live

life

ain't

.

Yfindprs. everywhere..; Jole The Lincoln and Midland

He

Release the prisoner, call the next case.

alive.'.

and

Bishop

if,,

let

"

sigh,

to

in he

why

"Flaneur"story

Snookins

" :

a

f

the

my daughter

sir,

as

threepenny

do

can

yon

Well, with

and of "all Sores Diseases, kinds, .it's are marvellous. Thodsands of '.testi in monials/2s. 9d. and lis Sold', bottles, each and by Chemists Patent; Medicine effects

every day.

And he tbok a

then,

he wanted

CABBY

hee," ;

back

see

Sheriff,

was

own."

my

it

dead,

in

get

life."

don't

I

well Mr.

papa,!

rain

the

his

anything

country. and save yon,

in

the judge, leaning dun't see what There wasn't

movement:

a

for

one

chew

"

.

,

;

knows

game. Never

"

"

?"

a

?

all.

arising. Blood

"

"

drank liquor honor." your

never

from

is the Life."— Blood WORLD-FAMED JBLOOD is warranted to cleansetheblood from., whatever imparities cause For Skin and Scrofula, Scurvy, thb

.

i£h"iw

!i

in

"

drank

meeting.:

temperance

—

a

fellow "

through

the grass

you I suspect the way

I the

—

wander

fat

grass,

"

at me." nibbling Personal. She

a

D.

;

child.".

papa. men, bantering

when

the

inaugurate the yonng men of the Miss Wilgus "Try

save

gets :

asses

delightful in spring, are fresh

!

" Aunt Mabel Why" sun has tanned you it wasn't the sun that

—

am,"

to

"To

—

"

young Baid— " If all flesh be a load of hay." he, "from replied

Mildly

aDyoue

of

oitizens

Andrew

horses?"

on

. :

I

sent

Tommy

almost

was

Some man, must

think

you ?"

me

marry marry she said to

A Confession. Johnny, how the

Johnny

do

Tommy,

would she'd

what

,

"

Stage is

news,"

exemplary

most

honor.

sir

rabbit,

"

,

reply.

saying, too often

it

practise for

the interior for?" asked

was

replied,

tell

Majesty,

geography.

a

j

'

her

yet the debt unless he pulls takes it from the world's

collect coat

j

"

lecturer.

"

Boy8on, your a model mart, every respect a beloved member of the church, and jwas never known tO an 'be-guiftyvbf unchristian act. Why, your honor, he was never known to' bet on horses, play drink or. use poker, tobacco. whisky, " He-" on Hold a the minute," " bet judge broke in you1 say he didn't

high." Proprietor— High is Say stewed rabbit's off,' then, and it extra." jugged hare— sixpence Young Miss Wilgus— " Where are The you going, papa ?" Rev. Mr.

dignity) kind of

?" happiness Try the diction voice from the back

stewed

;

connty. honor, He was

going Gents

"

plate)—

a

it's

says it? make

write

face."

wed

Restaurant,

of the

support yourself would starve !"

—

instead.

;

not

cuurt

with

devil

Publisher

in

Cheap

(at

Rich

row.

The

eighteen.

proprietor

want

line.

Aspirant

the

?'

little'

looks,"

about anything." Bored " about Then, please, right " shall I find Where asked

a

Yes'm," replied whipped, mum." have no straight streets

straight

Literary

ary,"

paint

"

because

travels

you

g

day

older is your ?" Johnny— be twenty-five and now she twenty, I guess we'll soon

was

complaining

will

Chinese

walls,

Do only

I

!

pale the housekeeper. " been it's cook, or

(& n b

"

—

"How

The

b

a n

away

anotherand will

"Fob CLARKE'S MIXTURE

a

the the

"

<

b g

tr

she

Waiter up to

falling

<0

runs

j

—

said

much

,

eourse,

Patient—

to Live for.You r honor, in au Alaba prosecuting attorney " backwoods' the prisoner at courtj bar is chorged with of one, killing

Nothing

'swell,

'

j

—

then

years,

—

—

great

Johnny Maud ester

dunno.

I

court

he who courts

May

"

and

courts

iive

iViay

;

con——

!

said-theshore. a"

,,

;

of

directed."

did v not,., :say ..so "It the bottle." oq Doctor Gob found .those druggists. What was on the bottle ?" Patient;— " Shake well, before taking."

ma

He

"Why,

—

I

:

—

now."

<

aw—

|

vvhat

is

,

sea," he's

understand

I

On

"

be- went

Oh,

"

the loses its the step elasticity, eyes the cheeks become dull, pale, "strength and eventually the departs, joyous youth is but a shell, a cadaverous shrunken form, and death ends the dreadful scene. With such facts us in the staring daily face how careful ought we to be that the first shoidd be heeded, warning voice of nature and that when we suffer those tired aching nervous feelings, headaches, neuralgia, and of other catas signs approaching should have trophe we trust in that of vital Clements regenerator strength, which restores Tonic, positively pris health tine to of every organ the as instanced in body, the follow "In to the of ing case: justice value Clements Tonic I wish to add my testimony to its for had efficacy. My daughter several years been afflicted with torturing and headaches for complete prostration, which she tried numerous to no remedies At a purpose. friend length sent her a; of Clements bottle Tonic, and a few doses such relief that she will gave hear of no, other and other in remedy persons my who have been household, afflicted' similarly have the same faith in its W. properties. E. The above Hurtagh, Mitta Mitta, Vic." was declared before at Mitta in me Mitta, the Northern Bailiewick of Victoria, this 2nd day of October, 1891, John Conway J.P

W8L

;

:

Doctor

After." that

!

Conditions.— Let's see," wreck "what's become' of 'that used to have round herb?"

saidthe isurf

worse

;

,

j

please ?"

Changed

it

,

i

'sit, "

Lady—

Young

.

:

is

but

Cruel

the out-side,

!jarid

agfie

awfully every day ." uirderstand that. Did take the uiedicine I prescribed you ?" Patient— " Yes, but it did not do any Do I thin k good you know, doctorj jtlmt imediciiie Jo good, if I took might shakes came .before ;it the., 6nl.,instead of.

a

com-

to

Worse

patient— had the.sbakes Doctor— « I. can't

your

but

cabby when1

his

perch,

bis

late

hour— the

subject

he sat

fare "

.

it

?"

mudam

the

jg

I've

in

people

how.

Loctor-rr'h.We,!!, now ?"

-

and

tem, ed; judged

;

j

="

,

-

full of life young man, enter hope, let a germ disease his sys it is invisible, too small to be weigh of by the evidence the senses

they

i

orphan

.

double what That is what

"

On which side of Carriage—" I be permittedpartment may

cheeked

«vAn.

sir."

prices,

train. railway "Now, Mr. Jacobs, don't be so selfish ; let me have a squint " fit the newspaper." Yob, dear ; as soon as we reach the next tunnel." Masher to Young Lady in U'ailwny

—

rosy

original

Urchin—

you?"

almost

an

results

arise of

majority Hill

had

infinite

different

ranks

Like

the

life,

Mr.

of

—

.

impai 1

come

have

their

at turn of profanity every a while his sentence, weary old horse turned round and snorted his approval of each fresh burst of con picturesque demnation.

of

digestive the organs seeds— when theJ; r,rr,1aJ.lwoma.a.' buy dress goods, call of lthe, makings" dyspepsia. Up to the winter of .1872 it not have troubled may -ul' exitement and ? exposure of the shipwreck was more than the system could bear. We must too remember, that all shocks to the mind or body, or to both, act on directly, stomach the, Who can eat; when under the influence of a great wbrrvor a sorrow? great And if this worry of sorrow continnes it long, always the upsets digestion, or permanently destroys the appeti e,and thus brings on.an apparently incurable dyspepsia and nervous debility Why, gracious goodness there ate millionr meni abouscrawling ra under this thing in, England .every dav it " TO

heathens a

.

cause.

his

m

£%

ay

not

number

from a single people in all

'

will

no many years. the time will come when his last be finished and he will or he die, may off in earlier be carried life by desease, however in its which, slight early stages, works like a The ferment. symptons be scarcely noticeable may a little lazi headaches or ness, backaches— slight but is Take the cause a hand always at work. some

selling

:at

leave

.

He

tons in so accident, stroke will

with

wine

that

advertise

Pills are admirably diseases incidental to different .At periods of life women are to which subject complaints; medicine a require peculiar and it is now an that is ittdisputabie-fact there none so suitable for complaints '"of this nature as Hoi Pills. For. all "the loway's disorders incident to the sex, debilitating and in perilous so the every contingency life .and; health of woman— or youthful or aged, married single-r-this great regu lator and of the .renovator secretive and the nervouB organs system is .an. im mediate .cure. Their purifying qualities render them invaluable to females at all are ages. and 'cleansing, -They searching a few doses will yet invigorating speedily remove in every species .of irregularity:; the system, and thereby establish hpaljbh on a sound and firm basis. for

.

meet

"You

—

way' s caring

o llo

.

he

So Bad

are yet you charging else is asking.' anyone there is about it." original Two elderly married

or

body

"Ob;

'

H

adapted females.

.

If

his

that

r

they

.

heart is expending over of work. day by day, 122 foot-tons of go on lifting so many millions

truth

the

Yon :

,

are

you and

It's

Teaohet' (to ragged. m rcihiii)..— left when parents something y ou did not ?" Urchin— died, tliey Teacher— yes, sir." What.. ,U;id

Yabs-

.

The

course.

man

a "

fool.

.

which

:

hurts Not

of

all skin, he will

Of

"

ly

rather a

;

his called evaporator must be at Work whether

not.

pump

bellows called vat called his stomach, called his brain, and

condenser

working working

working

a

than

.

a

him

working

a

working

a

lungs,

a

with

heart,

a

.

his

much

:

me

.

has

man

.

A called his

I'd

knave

"

Mudge called

.

MAN.

.

OF

MECHANISM

j

THE

to life, exmtence;'

called,

you

dyspepsia

and

CaSe>

:;.t

get

we

some

'-Whatever:

.may is

and

f be,