The Record Newspaper - 19 July 1888

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1888.

12th,

MANAGER

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VICTORIA

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of Spirits The Hotel

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a

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payments JOHN

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Street,

made taken.

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by

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all

the

Town

Hall

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all

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workmanship or Photos

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only sent

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to intend

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name

always

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can

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known

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poisonous

diseases

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Hop

found

in

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of

green Soule's

world.

bunch

a

and Dr. Beware

label, bottle. stuff

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without

genuine

on

by Dr.

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bops

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proof neighborhood ters,

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is

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Note.

AND

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quickly

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and every purchasers, to employed guarantee of orders. execution

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"

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curative

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last

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always

of such

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

of Carriage Hard Every description recent im the most ware, including in branch of the provements every business.

of and

organs

compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Hop Bitters,

or

Builder,

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Pony

Gigs,

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|

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and Boys' Straw Hats,

Perth.

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opened, being from the Manufactur-are saved thereby se-: Customers undeniable

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In future, business communications be and orders for should printing T. addressed the Mr. to Manager, Bryan, Record Office. for inser Literary communications,

;

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Speech On

leaning#.

O'Brien.

June 3rd

a meeting was held in of Cork to en park outside the city dorse the action of the Catholic mem the Papal bers of the Irish on Party, a

The meeting held in Ireland

Rescript,

largest the question, Mayor and

'

O'Brien,

M.P.; Alderman

which was in reference

the

;

of passed expressive of the resolutions probation adopted by the Irish members and declaring that the Irish not could recognize people in

ngui

any

toe

them

with

to

—

:

meetings

and

and

to

here

to-day fought and last

the

have

we

won

position is fight Within

cheers).

Irish

(loud weeks

three

in a the

that

the

independence

And that

if

right in

of

rear

tence

—

world

the

and

as

has

ever

rights people was

Irish of

"

no

of

its

asserted

ever

freemen

as

of

the

entire

Last of one

(loud cheers). to speak obliged in terms bishop (hisses, in terms of Order") take back one syllable terms

also

be my bishop.

never

more

to

mean

affection

I have and task,

Sunday

as

warm

solitary cries

I

which

a

happier that is to

gratitude

as

I

and

body of the

of

terms

Irish

(cheers), it may speak of an

to

agaiu

Irish and of

moved

ever

an

Irish heart (cheers).

The Irish have and bishops spoken, have they hurried to the London Times their with manifesto ?

Have (Hisses.) at threats man who they hurried every refuses to bow down and wor instantly document the with Roman ship every

postmark bishops nation

on

it

uttered of the which

? one

manful

Have

(Cheers). word

of

declaration

the Irish rights people leaders have been carry iug past few weeks ?

(Cheers.) answer

is

Times

was

tbis. in

O'Dwyer

(hisses).

the

Times

day Irish

for

bishops perfunctory Rescript (cheers could not bishops

and

A week ecstasies

Let

the

condem of Irish and

their

for the The best ago the London over

on

Bishop

bim

To pass. is with the disgusted what it calls their formal in the acquiescence and laughter The ). desire a better possibly have done some they

that which has earned the eternal thing grati tude of their race and creed (cheers); and have (cheers), in because the face they of calumny and in the face of coercion— assurance

of which I know not dreaded to

something

—

they side of

have

the take their the machinations (cheers) against of this detestable crew of English Catho who all lics this mischief in wrought Rome (cheers).

We all know the Irish people

in

that

National Library of Australia

eloquent as

ever

is

and

to

as

—

we

on

going

it

that

A

We

am

will

abandon

live,

were

us

against

all

and

enemies now,

a

far

so

be

will

as

tionalists

risk

their

from

the

ber the

with

(cheers), know they

no

would

more

Ponsonby they are like Canon

Kennedy no

more

edict

to

applicable like estate, no

Keller of Meelin

agaiust to

the

cases

Gurris

(cheers), (cheers) to such

—

they than

men

;

are

refuse

declare

war

are

the

instincts

twined

now

God God

forbid

far

it

sake

religion's as

ten

thousand

(hear,

hear,

we

are

it

concerned, if there

It

was

to

Rome

of

the

Irish

advice that

to

Rome

that should prove and wicked character at that was preferred of the Irish the priests,

-bishops, (cheers).

and

the

IriRh

representa

was and that the ; necessary have all done with the people reverent of Catholic manhood strength It has been done here ; (cheers). to-day if it will be done over necessary every of thunder hill-side in Ireland in tones and unless it But until (loud cheers).

That

made advance

necessary, one inch

for

I further

one

for

the that

will

the

not mere

the

late

Mr

useful

that

additions

he

to the

both

and National

Liberal

Home Ruler a

been

large proven

a

chqseh by the capital that

It

North

soul

of

and

It

Rule

Then

The Oxford,

Anglican

historic the

Newman, Whether

a

lay the

mild

to agnosticism, startling generation, but quietly accept the next such utterances, by

one

ed

;

for

example, the whole I him."

Are to

and upon to with disposed agree these touches significant from carent away history, "

The portly

sacro.

house

lives

in

still

which tradition tion of his sermon

a

of

head

fast-fading the perora

chronicles

the University. breth perceive, my ren, the advantages of learning that it enables a man to down on look his and paves the way for fellow-creatures, him to comfortable of many places both in this emoluments, world and the world to come."

Alas ! that such "

Hence you

before

may

—

fragmentary

memories

be

vehicle unborn

the

only

generations and

glories,

pulpit

—

Cannon

be pronounced

away

to

form (we other

some

church

between

its

they

are

which

are

a told) of that

part

Bacon Roger Liddon, with many

utterance

to

over

before

fragments,

University voices from

should

conveying

the the wonders, the even humours of St. that no worthier oraison

should

in

these

as

of

has heard to down varied

a

!

The

Militia

Groan

Colonel

is its

Relic. of St. Mary's, of John Henry to be broken up.

pulpit pulpit

doomed demise has been occasioned

Why

will

not

,

all

Paul says,

am

pass

vato

quia the

"

as

the

nor

somebody write that ?

A pre pulpit's autobiography cedent has led the way in The Adven tures Cushion which dealt of a Velvet with the and of Low sayings doings Church St. preachers.

Mary's pulpit

"

deep-

from by parallel passages and Shakespeare that hardly under the surface.

Gradually waxed and gathered strength,

screen

constant, strain and by the disruption of opposing doctrines, or by the weight of theological has lore that pressed its has it upon boards, finally proved the burden of exist unequal to sustain

truth,

the

came

O'Callaghan.

An

terms

4 «

"

jealousy.

could

Ana," Bossuet

Stagirite

also,

provincial

pretty

"

of as

of " two-bottle indignant protest alarm of Popery ; orthodoxes," spreading relieved dis occasionally by scholastic sertations tutor from some saturated with Greek and illustrating the ethics,

splintering trundled

a

religion

collection

the

in

anecdotes.

and has

pledge neither the

means

of any of any

harbouring

is

a

afternoon and parochial" to which and under bachelors sermons, and felt themselves listened graduates lifted into another of sphere forgetful the dinner they were probably losing— all in the collection would have a place

funehre

is

of

delivered by the that Esquire Bedell

;

em

sentiment is which

South

success.

Home

of

unity

on

Identity

wonderful

Mary's

farmer, of Ireland

Jt8:4apre8entatives. pwiofaoiV

or

not

an important Church of the history The well-established century. " of the and Dry; "the reign High first incipient creakings (we are speak that heralded ing of a wooden structure) advent of something and the higher of those less dry the solemn breathings

all

at

Gray

We believe

him. of the

ostracism

ence.

Irish

op

and momentum

for

we

necessary the fatal

in one

between

cheers). will be

one fault of ours is other word of anger this spoken on subject. that It was Rome should necessary hear the real voice of the Iiish people. no

the

their

it

ser-

Thucydides

election.

one

fresh

the

times and

as

of

with

for

Presbyterian gentleman, of industrial labour, ployer trusted friend of the tenant

to believe of the Irish

the of Irish heartstrings people I say the Irish priests (cheers). forbid it for Ireland's but sake,

very and

So

upon

which

nationality

of

victory

a

Variety,"

Variations," would form

Bay,

episode present

old

can

named.

was

a

my part that the of peace message will be followed bishops by another of war from Rome (cheers), or message ever be an attempt that there will again to

weeks

their before

all

Ulster

an

be ap moonlighting a walk prevent moonlight I

the

of the National in and out of Parliament of this the effect election will in the highest the sagacity justify degree of Mr. of the Dickson to the electors St. Division.

An Stephen's -green

would

own

the

is

movement and that

(cheers).

For

last

weight

they the

Father

or

had

They

of

voiced

foreign

recorded

reposed will be

con

estate to priests

for

But

priori.

"

its

detailing would

of

con This, when one the circumstances, is a most remarkable achievement.

We heartily Mr. Dickson on the high congratulate honour done him and the loyal confidence

these

like

applicable

more

applicable

plicable

the told they are be criminal,

which

under

combinations are

very simple well that

right

a

The Coercion nominee. had caught the Na they

efforts

siders

that

reason

strained

was

fl

—

Mr. Dickson by 1887 votes. has polled within 189 votes of the num

doing anything

for

ditions

they

a

ponents

shrink that would have the effect of aiding the land grabber to strike down any and the exterminator of honest combination Irish tenants life

my

sorrow

the

voters up their countries across the seas.

They made the desperate essay of a forlorn hope to assail the Nationalist result of all And the nett position.

from

even

bulk

would

was

popular representative The Coercionists whipped

(cheers). great who of the Irish penned these bishops last resolutions on Weduesday are con I know of their cerned, something and of their and I character, feelings, that

in be

repre bye-election. made by

effort

napping. in the field

didate

too

good job

nerve

hand, every Conservative ists believed

open

the

as

unwaning feeling could

great

and

was Mr. Dickson party. known.

Hundreds very little personally were dis of Nationalists admittedly franchized On the other by a mistake.

our

along very

the

from

interest if

which

this,

a

in

Unity

Compatibility and White,"

Failing

confident

a

under

no

was

"

on

The

under pulpit had sat.

,

National of Ireland that in figures.

It

There

Irish single so banner, left to beg the long as we have strength But for world in their cause (cheers). that there will my part I dont anticipate be any great with difficulty practical in to this Rescript respect working along much as usual, except, possibly pretty dioceses. who in one or two The men we

who fought

"

TRIUMPH

and Coercionists Freeman May 15) and in Dublin, quietus

of

testimony

capital sented

Papal

never,

mon

RETURNED.

unwavering

sorry

the

NATIONALIST

Conservatives the Dublin

ficant

the land I

an

—

in

Victory

de

immediately

was

incumbent

the has been altogether a Babel it country; of confusion and of a contradiction and I am to thankful tongues yet, all."

I die a Christian after It say, was an impressive speech, and recorded

instiga at Rome

have now got their we hope they will frankly acknowledge that they and finally have been fairly knocked into a cocked hat.

The Home Mr Dickson, Rule "Stranger, has been returned of 1887 votes. by a majority the most The result surpasses sanguine This is the most anticipations. signi

law steps the devilish work and of

PROTESTANT

(says

the

throughout

all

Home Rule Dublin-

ANTLY

baffling

and

Via Media, nounced by

result improbable would the pale before

The

they

;

a

Great

A

as we boycotting as we have under have it practised

ever

intriguers

:

dicted tarian

Black

and the in

until

—

(cheers).

as

long tenant

of

was as bishops of those resolutions

that,

Ireland

of law, the shield the cover say under

is

Irish

such pre

holiest

under

tives

the

the

(cheers)

practise for and forbids

cannot bishops say in print everything that was swelling Irish up in their hearts, but they said not one word could .hat the conscience of any man who grieve endorsed the ManajtmgSIou Be resolutions On the of the Irish merat||lr(cheera).

I and say in all contrary, sincerity in all that the declaration seriousness,

>.0.eqlogium

of in

stick

it

Bat

I pray

To-day

iu

bishops

which

congenial the whole

of

speak

duty

the

made upon

were

—

don't but in Irish and

that

than

;

Rescript

its

attacks

can

any

baffle

of underground

the

at

exterminators

them be set

tell

if

;

to

/

(cheers.) that to I need hardly tell the you last of our we mean to stick breath life to the plan of campaign (cheers).

And

our

liberties with religious such a tenderness for religion, and also with such an indomitable determination to resist one of the most intolerable civil

to

more and, have the blessing best ecclesiastics

we

hosts of enemies to of us, in front of us, know of no nation in

I that

us

can

should

determination

people

yet be recalled of episodes I know of cheers.) in an world that hour

with agony, of us, to left

we

Ulster,

we

it

every walls

(sheer).

any pretence from Rome that the up to govern Ireland of Ireland Catholic have the most laity ample power and the most thorough

to

cruel

and

tion

of the

f ftfiAArftY

England

and

renters

our

by

ileal

ever

fearlessness that will one of the noblest (loud the

TrolAtifl

tell

Protestant

tell

endorsed

of

can

in flung that chatter

about

I have heard forty years of doctrine within those variety the afternoon contra preacher the resident the morning, Tracmaster-of-arts out the pointed

than

more

on this carry war, for peace, desire deeper deep as is our never is our determination to part still or of our with one tittle people's jot Never while we rightB cheers). (loud we suffer our to be live will people of rackdown under the heel trodden

(loud

is

to

point

v

we

practised stood it, and will

in

can

k JnrnmVivr

an more ordeal through trying any by which our fathers were tested in the old days of the and the rack. gibbet They have the test which I stood with a fidelity can never and with a iorget (cheers),

passed than

history nation

affairs

agitation. of mistake

mace

:

ready

are

officials

gown

rankling every But let there

forget

memory be no possibility it is necessary

and

desire

we

of this

it

substantially

are

say

we

Irish

mienere

the called to address upon being arose and said meeting, Mr. Mayor, to this my speech to-day of glorious meeting of my old friends and Cork (cheers) my fellow-countywill men be a very brief and for one, the best of all reasons that the speeches and the have done already work(cheers); practically

teeth oarv

of po management Mr. William O'Brien,

Rule

Rome

being

uivtwvuj

on

their

decrees

its

power be has a right

no

Ireland in political of Ireland

the

Rule

the

affairs.

litical

oee

noiy

in

that

is

of

where

words

be possible and bury

it

if

people one Have the bishops uttered cheers). word of reproof or of denial as either to these two ? of propositions (Cries " On the contrary, No.") they have admitted them absolutely (hear, hear) ; if ever the and of Home again cry

Resolutions cordial ap

were

to

upon

to

over presided by the addressed

by Mr. Wm. Maurice M.P. ; Mr. Healy, Mr. M.P. W. J. Lane, and

M.P.

other

contention the shores

who with tufted marshal solemnly the on his way to University preacher at length came the to breathe pulpit, of faith his last.

His profession is re " to have been I have ported Well, the attended sermons for University

of triumphing,

taunting desire of our or

—

yond to impose

was

Hooper,

purpose

have been

time-honoured and silver

of speaking rude the deepest is to speak words of hearts and of homage, and of faith affection, tbis transient that far travels beyond here to-day, and world of ours (cheers)

We (loud unspoken cheers). for two things contending that this was founded first, Rescript information calumnious Hpon grossly and notoriously and that it was false, issued at a most and sinister untimely hour in our The history (cheers). left

was

.

General

be characterized by the Broad ; for, in Low, or High, it utterrances of has given forth hardly

those

Esquire

various Bedell,"

notes

in

one

of

turn. a

race

An of

The Cork Herald " old hands " of Militia assembled at Tuesday to undergo The

ing

of twenty-seven on the barrack

of

May

the

16

Clare

Ennis their

says Artillery

Barracks annual

While

days.

on

trainon

the entire square battalion with almost one accord saluted the Colonel John O'Cal commandant, " " three follow laghan with groans,

parade

of feeling ing the display by "three for cheers" William O'Brien.'

It is stated that the men generally to object under Colonel and O'Callaghan, written in the is course of protest to be preparation forwarded to the War Office before their departure for Fort Westmoreland on to-morrow. serve

that

a

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absentees

picquets large for the purpose

during

the

are are

of night,

reported patrolling arresting left

and to-day, the town several who, the

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O'Callaghan having his with Bodyke assume the command of

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the that

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m.

France in

men

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l\'

iu

could

one

nn/1 auu

ortonnn

m

ouoouii

that

Lord the Government

a

guide

land

easily

Lord

night.

itiA iii

utou

wish

Lords, during the Lord Wolseley

of

Salis-

nvnraco.

would

.Wolseley and not

By

every

this bondsmen

act

slavery of soil

ceased

a

splendid the first

in the and a

forever

The

to

satisfaction

of the

triumph devoted lies

of many

efforts

the

which

to

measure

dangerously

in

ill

Banjoewangie,

the Princess daughter, nobly carried out his scheme. ministry

she

measure, a

to refused them dismissed

new

which work,

one

proved

hostile

and

called

The behind

have people of Brazil their monarch in zeal for

the

of

the

provinces Private and money

ordinances.

efforts

There

wish land

organized to

the

procure

lne

manumission

ijovernment a

priating same

aid

of the

portion

purpose.

holders

its

lent

about from its

in

Some tremendous

for

revenue

to

liberty

the

the

of Brazil and a half

Empire millon

a

to

has

But

it

ily,

for

ment million million legacy followed.

solved,

few things lesson

there

from

Latins

the despised

that holiest

America, the earth.

be

may

might

we

notwithstanding and best and wisest

The

Tariff

its

Moran

bearance the lest

North

the

and

in

scored,

latter

96

Australians In

match the the Australians

pool team, first in their second wickets.

2

put

wickets

first

England their

first

team, innings,

settlement on the

proposed difficulty

American

Mrs. for

innings,

old armour London has been bourne Exhibition.

Court the

has

93,

2 67 runs for together made 67 for The Liverpools and a total of 70 in their

French

Woods libel Jockey Victuallers' "Licensed

case

agaiust Gazette,"

National Library of Australia

a

passed the

Floquet,

Some of the

lost.

The

help.

down

the

Tower of for the Mel

from shipped

has

been

granted

by

Premier,

a

The Queensland half

millions,

market.

from

Darwin

India

Rumours

loan,

of

been

placed

two

tne

rormer

sitting. all parts

Presbyterian

Three of the

were

points

was

a

the

Council

is

hundred delegates world are present.

arrived at Port telegrams on Friday, by the Netherlandssteamer General Meyer from

up was

Willunga town, 30 An

now

laid

the made in

present, one

yesterday. south miles

large

a

Robert

Mr.

caused

Lawson,

a

action taking against of the Commercial Bank for £40,000, for from a trust

which

for

resulted

is

he

Thursday., Election,; Mr. by

District

vacancy

being in

deadlock

a

Bill,

Wadham's retirement, candidates contested, return of Mr. Addison.

to

W. five

in

the

sheep-farmer, the liquidators of South Aus

making improper account

in

A strong interested. on both sides. been retained

which bar

was

for

collided with the

and

their at

grave is

a

Adelaide.

is

Stock

has

notice. in

BROUGHT

with

chesnut

one

my

ENTIRE,

horses, about

18 months old, about 12 hands high, three white white feet, spot on forehead; no brand or mark visible ; supposed to be the progeny of my owii stock.

One

enqiks

report

.

Northern

the

fill

leaves,

amendments

Adelaide,

has been held into the cir of the loss of 3 tar of Greece the verdict Marine censuring An offical returned.

being held, and the before Parliament

His

on

to

tralia

bound

Willunga from

of £3,400

months.

four

payments

inquest

cumstances

and Board

to

Mining

profit

Excellency Saturday. of members Parliament

The

a

night off Cape Moreton, The schooner foun Ranelagh. but all the crew dered immediately were saved.

The Ranelagh was only slightly It has been ascertained that damaged. of Greece the crew of the Star ship numbered Nine bodies have been 27. recovered

net

a

Ex

10.

against

Bpunkie, from Brisbane,

'

the

agree to the the Chinese Restriction has resulted.

Crossland, and injured

v" ex

men.

of

report

first

The

Club against Queens South Wales was won by io

the

unable

shaken. severely between the Intercolonial

oy schooner

non-union first

Exhibition. via Sydney,

were

Football

The

Messrs.

almost

Wellington, July 11.

The steamer Alameda has sailed from Auckland for San Francisco.

The Governor, Sir William Jervois, to be pre has accepted the invitation of the sent at Melbourne the opening

that

timely yesterday. for waiting

was

The Clark

match

burial Pau-

accident at Moorong station

were

.««

o

owners

change Co. shows

certain between of the Minister and the Chief and that Mr. Deakin intends serions

s

buyers

-were

hninv»

vxm/tA

of NewS outh Wales. squatters stations of several ,1 arge of are Bourke successfully Union and fare the Shearers'

The north

for

Exhibition

uigu

The

The

up various

effect

for

case "

Centennial

ailAAAOOrn! auoouiujj

working

exist

and New

land

The

re

steamer

M.

and on

to the

the

of public business. pressure sales of stud sheep o- day

resisting

split

in

last

ma

large

to

fallen

current

are

Rockhampton

Deputies in

now

by Cus

has been received

Melbourne

the

through

clusively

colony.

others

Rugby

of

alized.

were to The signals goods -train pass. which the goods-train, came oo against The driver of the passenger-train tried to back but he could not along the rails, was speed and a collision get sufficent

The

-

The now

has

of the

also

was

being

have

instituted lawsuit out of the

a

Tay, arising

—

vctj

Grand rains have fallen. is The share market easier. slightly Mr. Bent has slightly in improved he is still health but unable to be removed to his private residence.

several

4.

of confidence

vote

parts

amount

July of

Chamber

scrips

which

asylum. in

power of disallowance.

Majesty's the Sir Henry Parkes has declined at the invitation to be present opening

very evinced.

of fixing the and allowing

It expenses. undesirable

as

unavoidable. and Gvaig,

The

Institute.

are

is public being feeling for over The vessel was insured £12,000 and the cargo was covered. fully of the Broken Hill The shareholders

travelling solved

lunatic

a

.

ana

at £1,500

of

July 11.

by Lord of State Carrington from the Secretary to the the Assent conveying Royal Chinese Res triction Bi 11— drafted on Confer the lines laid down at the recent ence to Her but without prejudice

much

are

auatoriness,

fees

sentence

A telegram

gale. .parted sixteen

crews

Government

tneir

prevented A passenger-train

ar

to

nttw

tor

ya

; .

whole of the day in opening the defence.

Sydney,

the

to

clinging within three

Secretary, to resign.

A very

jority.

The

respecwith the Liver scored 119 and in their

were

still

members

Aus

the laid

has been tradesman.

a

Charter

Imperial

These the

lines

lie

defrauding

The

innings.

In

of

petition to reject

treaty.

Gordon -Bail

The

the

men

dissensions

Chinese Government

London,

their second innings.

101 made 89 and

in

tively.

of

all

the for

more

are

Chinese

the

rested

interviewed

recommended

Australian

the

on

the Irish Nationalists abroad should the defy was His Holiness forcibly with the Cardinal's views.

impressed

in

cent,

14.

terrific

a

Company have approved

goods.

has

FOREIGN.

v.

The

directors'

in

with Irish

Vatican.

The

has

many

is the subscribed £310,000, excluding A contract has donations from India. been to construct the main arranged at a cost of £143,000. building

June 29.

London, the Australians In the match between

July

afterwards and Captain

soon-

improve

no

is

fhead

'

any

of the

Jntercoloiual

during

o'clock,

vessel

and there condition.

the

ofr

to his

his toms authorities refusing landing in the Colony from from the s. Afghan, Ho g Kong, is slowly The proceeding. the has General Attorney occupied

head

on

oc

have

per

fifty

and American

English

ing the

and

Government

Tahiti

creased

for

aitir

two

The

effects

he sustained

his

Chinaman

of Greece, Star ship Captain with a of sixteen Harrower, cargo on a reef thousand bags of wheat, struck Port on off Friday morning Willunga at

from the

Arguments

The

blamed

have

disturbances

a

are

his

lying

in reply. at Parliament-

on death passed M ichael O' Shea for the murder of his son to in May last( has been commuted, for life.

O'Shea has been imprisonment

Melbourne, on

in

sent

at

owing

will Bishops Conference

Trafalgar Square, have been made.

tralian

take a of South we

(Milne) engineer soon vessel after the left coal falling owing to some and his skull. smashing

home

Yarra,

address

still

injury

The

killed

was

is

suffering

ment

allow

which is wreck, hundred yards of the shore. scenes of a heart There were several and to the rending character, owing rocket not available apparatus being it was to render the sufferers very difficult

home

are

in

arrests

A

jFomgn

and

property

Socialist

Pope and

time, " race a of which cost a superior" and thousand of lives two of dollars, not to mention the that of misery and tribulation

Perhaps in which

of

Cardinal

nation. satisfactor the settle

problem

a

have just oc Twelve

2.

curred

backward

peacefully,

all

Eng

matter.

fires

hundred Pan- Anglican

More

their

.

poor

chief

strong

no to "negro question" perplexing disturb the peace of the nation.

Brazil is a Catholic Its people are of country. the "inferior" Latin race.

It is a monarchy.

By all the rules of superficial Anglo-Saxon law, it ought to be a very

and

from

of Sweden. forrest have been ruined people

one

the

July

is

and ignorant

excluding but merely

the

Over tend

of adrop of blood, has given freedom of slaves, and there

shedding

The

the

on

Monday

on

be taken. favourable.

less

cable.

the

house, serious

July 14.

Syndey, has Arcadia arrived.

R.M.S.

The

to

steamer

had

change of the

of Greece.

Mr. Bent

to

is

condition

M.

amendment

ensued.

order

Adelaide,

less.

only gave but also aided to free those of otherB. One generous planter, Joaquin his 3,000 slaves, Jose Breves, liberated and presented each of them with a free homestead.

Without of trumpets, any blowing without

in

thousand loss to the

serfs

own

Australia

shores, concessions enforce connection with the

to

curred

appro for the slave

Philanthropic

not

Mr. Bent's

were

by

for a week, in of the shareholders

poll

was

:

carried

adjourned a

amidships.

contributed of slaves.

was

that

altercations

was

1.

July

the streets

of lighting

angry

M.

the

Melbourne, July 11.

Mr. Assembly Toohey to-day Mr. Bent (the leader of the stated that had deputed him to with Opposition) the draw his (Mr. motion pn Bent's) In

expressing at the dissatisfaction and balance report the sheets and mismanagement of The affairs. was company's meeting

intriguing

at general impression the Chinese Government

a

careless

Chinese

abolition

societies

are

recently held, A motion

in

on

and

took

and that no the working

place

Star

ship

under the conduit by electricity, system, have proved very successful.

At the half-yearly of share meeting holders in the Jackson Reef Company,

Government.

is

Shanghai are

Sev

passed

becoming

of obstinacy Premier.

Bulgarian he and the Zankoff,

cause

im years ago the people grew of aboli with the slow movement patient tion and under the lead of the bishops

eral

is

the

Three

began independent organize of emancipation. attainment

are

London,

The movement took emancipation. form seventeen when active ago, years that child it was decreed born in every should be free. the Empire thereafter

the

declining.

tionist.)

of

to

slightly

decision.

The experiments

Commous election for Manet Mr. James Lowther was (Conservative) defeated

by Mr. Hughensen (Separa-

been

not

are

tin

improv

are

14.

The arguments in the action of Tay (the Chineee passenger per the Afghan) the Government were concluded against The to-day. reserved their Judges

competition.

question the through

the

In

is

it

great

July

Melbourne,

erected

were

place the same crowded. being received from Port effect to the that the had left for steamer

despatch

The

Augusta

sailed on wards, Friday.

A large at Port held meeting was Adelaide on Saturday evening, at which was at the delay expressed indignation in assistance to the disabled sending

wheat

the

has been stated, who fittingly

by Leo XIII., recognized has sent her the golden rose, the reward of conspicuous virtue and humanity.

Her brave

sales

very

Eastern

against

tractable.

more

wool

the Stambouloff, It is believed that Russian representative,

his

adopt

having

and

complicated

Isabella,

A

is

disturbances

The

He

A message Darwin yesterday

Cable

Port

ceremony church the

morning,

welcomed

heartily

at

Arches

Saturday.

tion.

continental

increasing. of Lieut-Colonel commander Smythe, forces in South has ordered all Africa, the available to Zululand. troops

he has

years. but

Enrope, Regent

The

was

O'Reily arrival

taken

firm.

Zulu

wise humane and progressive, The had not Emperor the the of witnessing in person

a

there

is

Sugar

to the enlightened ruler place, who is an of Brazil, Dom Pedro II., and a Bourbon Emperor at Emperor,

Extension

criticise

American

improving. depressed.

Colonial

Copper

The credit America. of this is due, deed of philanthropy in

but that, monarch.

is

and

ing,

the

curse

are

The

of

and

English

market

Empire. half

on

INTERCOLONIAL.

markets

and human

emancipated,

were

all

slave million

Eastern

Dr. his

will

(Saturday).

installation

.

to

granted

to-day

Telegraphic Company advises that the has decided to company immediately between and lay a' cable Banjoewangie Western in order to prevent Australia, recurrence of the a present interrup

it.

he The 12th of May is a day to remembered in the annals of freedom.

Senate of Brazil On that day the of the confirmed the action Chamber of was freedom Deputies whereby

Communication

Banjoewangie.

costs.

defences,

nnvir /u»

ed

1,500,000

been given

has

farthing without

House

the

debate insisted

conflict

did not tenants, the regiment,

of plaintiff,

quite

were

training,

the

;

tractable. been then

year's Colonel

for

.

last

verdict

a

.

at

who,

apprehended by the men,

.

Serious are consequences from the attitude assumed

white ahont bauds

chesnut

white

foot,

2

ALSO,— ENTIRE,

or

2

blade years

one with dowu the face, old ; about 13 mark visible or ;

no brand high; of my. own supposed to be the progeny stock.

Any person, showing a better can have the same claim, by paying

expenses.

iwpe Perth,

July

JOSEPH 14, 1888.

PERRY.

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JULY

j

in indefatigable with undaunted,

pose, sist

iniquity

with

good

,

the reward combat for Pius IX.

and,

your spirit

pur re

to conquer before your

evil

try

having prepared the

eyes for those who of Christ"

name

—

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,AN ESSENTIAL. at

Looking of this how is eration

country it

the

scattered

one

possible to

become

must for

seen

few

times

acquired

the

priest

instructions in the year.

instruction rived from

must

given

population

instructed

:

nnnti

Till J.TA

Olij

last

books.

reading

a

:

people,

This

compendium

sufficient the

in

|

guide! of our duties, for the sakes!

discharge rather

requiring than for others be supplemented

It and

biblical

sakes, addi-j

some

by

knowledge. that

own

our

is

on

their

own

faith

are

The enemies

religion.

of the to ancient endeavours to;

appealing

constantly in their

futile

past as human

one

gigantic conspiracy and the wellliberty against of civil It be im will society. being to hold their own for Catholics possible unbelievers un against contemptuous familiar less with the be so they of their Church as to be able, history the level not only to repel calumnies her led but by her enemies, against from records to prove also genuine been the her to have of guardian

truth

the of liberty. champion that half the unquestionable entertained the prejudices against It

and

is

Church

have of

ignorance it

is

Catholics, learn all about with meet one.

in

doctrine. that certain

equally as

root

their Catholic

a

when

the Church who

is

corresponds spirit

instincts

of

so

the of

our

ju|jp?explanation

to

they to

competent

completely Gospel and nature that of its

not

non-

anxious

are

rule,

gross And

Our it

is

and

with

the

the

best

fair

and

a

principles

must

work

a

be

in

brakages Darwin

the

and

cable

Banjoe

more than once has for a in communication break taken place and the consequent inconvenience and has made it occasioned, annoyance on the Eastern Extension imperative —

j

j

to

Company

j

their from and

provide

power

far

as our

against

in

is

as

cut

being

off

the

European telegraph circuit, with Great Britain. especially we do not: for one moment Indeed, doubt the fact that what has hastened the Company in their resolve to lay a cable has been the fear that our third more

and wealthy neighbors in colonies would themselves

energetic Eastern

to

cable in .lines a

our

the

prove

wangie

this;

ecclesiastical

of

intelligence

undertaken which will of immense benefit to the colony. to

The frequent between Port

to

itself

—

indeed

is

about ;

with

connect

and

Java,

the to

thus,

become

certain

a

aside these thoughts it is laying that to know our extensive pleasing are land lines about to be availed of, and made a medium of communication

aware, for.

the

any It will

ago years between

Eastern

colonies

Government

our

we

and

Mr.

are

a

a

few up syn

Audley

cable onif our connect, memory serves us with But correctly, Ceylon. " the asked concessions" for were of that such a nature the was project looked upon with disfavor.

A similar was made application

by Sir Jules a well-known New Zealand Vogel, and statesmen. financier This gentle

Coote, our

coast,

of

the

asked

opened

were

represented by for the landing

dicate,

and

so far as without, " concession" being be remembered that

negotiations

a

to

being

of

semetic

it origin, may be imagined that the gain to the easily from of the concessions colony any be reduced to a mini asked for would while on the other hand he and mum, his company would reap all the advan to be gained had his offer tages man

accepted.

the

House

only last

Again, was

in

session,

year, was

system at Between

realised. business

will

doubt

and

quadrupled, whether it

will

it

is

be

not

have

we jLii

in communication.

experienced

Ui

suun

uiiutJ

JLU

that

ut?

may

uuuiiueiiL-

will Government be definitely apprized by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company of their intention to put down the third cable,"

expected

ly

and

in

the

set

about

ly

the

our

meantime and

it

behoves

to

us

house in order.

An of the line from inspection Perth to and thence to Eucla, Albany, should be made and a report prepared as to the state of the line— particular the

the

if

are parts replaced, with the

defective ones will interfere the of line.

else

little

our

for

poling, or

sound, very

put

good

working

most

a

work

offer

the

above Postmaster

of

It

General

energetic eral Superintendant

and

of

al

is

to

supererogation to suggestion

our

Gen

Telegraphs, he has been

the short time during he has effected many

for irf

office

import and tele charges in our postal graphic system.

Yet upon Mr. Gahan of devolves the duty the maintaining we have gained for pushing reputation ant

on

it

our

and

telegraphs, that there

be said,

is

in

truth

hardly

a

may

hamlet breadth

the length and throughout is of the colony that not in communi cation the

with

and

head-quarters, world.

We

whole

with

need hardly will be Mr. Gahan the time to comes,

we ar6 sure say when prepared, meet so any contingency— especially when is a there of our tele probility graph system being revolutionized by the action of the Eastern Extension

Company

Telegraph third

cable

tralia

the

and

down the putting Aus Western

making

terminus.

THE

MIDLAND

RAILWAY.

Dutch

But

world,

be

Eucla

connect

they

lay

of the independent Eastern ;Extension line, Company's besides on reducing the tariff messages.

between outside

where

Australian

to duplicate our lines necessary At the time this to Eucla. present has almost become a necessity owing to the frequent by breakage interruption

the

become

extent,

to

can

—

for fulness, leaves little

tradition us in

:

Eastern Extension Telegraph desire you to make known the to the the presB following Government, " and the public That, in consequence of the unfortunate interruption through the simultaneous break-down of both the Java Australian which we at cables, to volcanic tribute action, and to prevent a.' recurrence as far as the possible, have decided to immediately company lay cable between a and Banjoewangie Western Australia.

This will the give colonies a third line of communication with Java and an alternative land line through Australia."

a!

and accuracy, simplicity to be desired.

And if the to its text commit young, thoroughly a deal will have been memory, great done towards their religious education.; as The catechism Catholics is, know, revelation and of a

to be laid Western reads as

is

The

\

generation who, if supplied them. withgood books, are suretoperuse the people of this country Fortunately, national a catechism which possess are

cable

third

a

one

found

L

from

week,

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Company,

until

South

and

being Eastern

M

Company

religious be de

principally The rising

received

the fallen

it is completed, order, only a faint that will extra strain land from existing lines,

questionable

to

Aim!

UoWlltl!)ini"\.TOJiCI

and Banjoewangie <The telegram'

follows

isj

only

So

the desired information. give is sure to be loved when religion known.

Its is so real beauty

often wonder the rising gen

National Library of Australia

to be

.

St.

1888.

19,

and,

knowledge localities

many and

in

i&ecorir.

THURSDAY,

this

is

how In

into discredit. religion They in every distort history way in order of the Church the action to represent

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between Australia.

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bring

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faith,

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JULY.

19.— THUR. 20.— FRI. 21.— SAT. 22.-!rSUN.

This

tional account

'

Hon. (To be continued:

of

sword'

It is have been shipwrecked. many most to forewarn' therefore,important, the of these and to dangers young with a equip them good sound know-j of their to meet their religion ledge be But it asked,! opponents. might

of to

O'Caxlaghan,

Gahan,

out

effect

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Chairman.

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the

gratifying

with

breast-plate and led to think, doubt that which

Smith,

with

most

an intimation South Australia which ; no doubt has emanated from the Chair man of Eastern Directors of .the Extension Telegraph Company, to the

ing the

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is Uvri4»Yi

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is

and their beliefs practices in all will, expose they probability, and the .Church themselves to ridicule to And not unfrequently contempt. mind armed a does it happen that the

the

less

.

in

ill-wind

an

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and cables, in working of the conception

with

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Australia

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world.

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auuempuing

"

that have

Australia by the

Telegraph

and

CABLES.

particularly Australia at the to Western applicable with present time, if, read in connection the unfortunate breakage in the cables

that

essential

West

terminus,

of its

all

against

TELEGRAPH

that

ana

i

RIGHT

THE

every Catholics to

Eucla, Perth

;

OF

our

of the

be put on our the Nor'-west

i

"

Extension

made

assaults.

for

answer

SAOERpp.T;<frUBILpiE.

fulfilled

they enable and unmoved

Inn

wnen

ueacnmg,

prospect

if

expectation firm stand

a broad general should they acquire of their otherwise religion, knowledge is asked or an ob when a question is made the Church's jection regarding

July

they hope, that who to study them of the doctrines of

see

&

It is therefore most and gratifying welcome to those who intelligence have the of the welfare at colony heart to learn at last there is a that

allow

armour

slight of attacks is

assailants we will

C.

now

through.

preparing and

this

It

those

enable

Messrs.

by

been heard of the matter scheme be said to may

indeed

nor

expect,

others,

.young might

as

communion,

the

infidelity.

shill;-'

PERRY. 18, 1888.

JOS. Perth,

St.,

exists.

withstand

bag.

per -:>

.

PRICE

de

no

practical

These works

by Burns & Oates. in moderate in size, clear style, the further recommenda possess of being cheap.

Although we do

become

mere

an implicit sufficient, longer indifferentism which It is not enough,

is

to to impart hitherto, such an amount of instruction from a child he expected

,

is

LIME,

deliver and

i

to

L-iii

undersigned

the

as

nothing

as

IN THE LIME.

REDUCTION

faith

everywhere

limei!

time!

Lime!

known.

uninformed amid

which ;Hence

either

are

by, treated

are

about is

finite

Admission

or

rejected

possibilities,

y

t

days gone

than the Catholic mentioned anci Reeve's history of the Bible, which is pub Church history popular

Belief,

long

concession's"

"

engaged in the construction of the Albany Land Grant for the putting down Railway, of a cable between and West Australia but has since, then so little Ceylon,

have

parents, of this

the necessity been more

of

direction

,

1888.

utmost

especially solution the

For

,

TUESDAY,

more

attend

to

of the

is

but

all,

problem.

'

will

It

ligion.

.CONCERT

SMQKING

the inevitable posal, with included, put forward E. Millar, who are

incline the majority of hearts greatly But this explanation can towards it. unless not be given, by Catholics, they of their have a knowledge good of no books better We know religion. the we calculated to serve purposes

how they are to learn to reajd exactly and write, that ifor, generally speaking, is within the reach of all, but what is more how they may acquire necessary an accurate of their re knowledge

;

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being while

a

pro-

Some three

be remem years ago it will bered with what a flourish of trumpets the Midland was Railway ushered into and the grand in connection

existence, took nlace

ceremony

that

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sod by His ing of the first Excellency the of a line that Governor, was ulti to connect the capital mately with the Victoria of which important district, 'some Geraldton, three hundred miles is the distant, chief and sea township For the port. out of the carrying the Government project granted very liberal concessions, viz., 12,000 acres of land per mile, in alternate within blocks, a radius of forty miles and along either side of the For a time proposed line. all

A

went

as

very some

miles tractor,

rails

Mr.

marriage

E.

put Keane,

bell.

found

surveyed nine by the con when through of the part

and down

distance,

of

a

staff of workmen the line was

employment, for

as

merry

large

some

on the bungling syndicate the undertaking collapsed were the works brought to a standstill and the workmen were discharged!

A few months ago Mr. Keane went to England to see what could be done in some

the matter, that his cessful.

Keane,

and visit

A

it

is

telegram and published

to

pleasing

has at last

proved

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Melbourne Ex to be opened on the 1st August, hibition, acres As covers an area of thirty-three not to be Western Australia is going matters it little what is the represented and of what ma extent of the flooring, One thing terial it is constructed. cer is not or it karri, morell, tain, jarrali, sad to say it may be red or blue gum pine for all we know. of

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The

first

of

a

of

series "

"

Saturday

be held in on the evening of 21st St. George's Hall, to Mr. Justice Stone is inst. occupy Jameson has promised Dr. the Chair. " deliver a lecture on Food and its to and several talented ladies Digestion," Mrs. and gentlemen, including Onslow, HensMrs. Hensman, Mr. Onslow, Mr. will assist at the man and Mr. Pether,

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will

concert.

National Library of Australia

all

Monday

arrived.

Bourke, of persons interested school had of the

A

by

the

large in the

His

home.

Gin-

charge of Court, a 'pig the property' of a 'Richard stealing' Masters.1 It appeared; from the;, evidence tliat the ,pig followed some cows which to market 'arid that' on King was' 'driving' to dispose. to jtwo the- way; he offered; of.it different a certain .amount. persons (for On reaching Perth' he succeeded in selling the animal.

Subsequently! discovering to Masters, that the pig belonged he went to him' and informed him what he had done with it, at the same' time expressing to his willingness He also pay its value. let the police know all about the matter, with that he was and the result arrested with the The charged stealing pig. committed for trial by prisoner, although was allowed the magistrate, bail, himself sureties in £20 and two in £10 each.

From made

a

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the the porch

at the

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includes

this and; ceremonies

outside but differs

and building of blessing the prayers, 1

a

little

Church,

new

for

ritual

newly short and

a

both

'

was

procession distance to

school, Having arrived the carried out Bishop the blessing of a school

(

!

the convent the short

for

erected, of series inside the from the except in

are an invocation which of God upon the blessing both asking' the " doeentes et discentes" the teachers and the pupils who shall there meet.

Afterwards His Lordship vested and —

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celebrated mass. he addressed '

At a

His

gregation.

few

:

con"

said the fact

upon

—

He that

a matter of such ithe that was object that was interest to and them, a heart to felt himself, pleasure of the new school was the opening '

Committee of the Railway Reading might well adopt for their motto, succeeds like Success."

We "Nothing more than one occasion of late have on to alluded the indomitable and pluck energy they show in getting up entertain ments and otherwise means for devising the raising of funds towards the construc of their Amateur theat tion building. and concerts art-unions, have in ricals, to the turn their quota yielded general or to use a have fund, homely phrase, bricks in the wall, until the placed many at structure is almost present ready for It is for the purpose of raising roofing. that the roof the committee propose at further to raise the wind the Port on when a smoke Tuesday evening next, concert the first of the kind hold in Fre mantle— will take place in the Town-hall.

It is to be hoped that when Mr. Roberts, the " wind" the traffic manager, registers on this occasion he will be able to gauge that it " blew strong." report The .Room

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The school and he was

length

accomplished. now open, sure that so a all would rejoice great benefit was available for that quarter 'of It be thought the city. might by of his care some the first that object 'he

declared

should ibut it school obvious

be

erection he so,

not

necessity.

Mercy

Sisters

of-

in

their

and

of

a

looked

foremost In the

the

as

trained

parents

the

was

the

church, the on

and

most of the would be

care

pupils to God, to their as well as in society,

duty to

secular

and children so knowledge, build churches hearbrought up would after when became their need ap parent. more

provided

The evident for

school,

want, all

the

on

with

course

its

of success, at celebrated

and

be

St.

as

Mass

Brigid's

at 9 o'clock, morning, doubt but that its opening a source of much conveni

Sunday is

no

will

prove ence to many persons distance from the central

at living portion

a

of

the City.

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CORRESPONDENCE. NORTHAMPTON. item of news for this is The first report within about of rich grey ore discovery of a mile of the Railway three-quarters for the Terminus.

Mr. Bartley, manager Victorian Company; has Copper Mining this claim on taken up blocks adjoining and south, and thereby either end, north of secured for his company a good stretch The new is on a continua lode. discovery the cleanest and tion of the old Gwallalode, been bo report that has ever richest, says, district.

There seems to opened in this doubt now about the near future be little of the mining industry of the development of this district.

The first start by a good on scale is now what we a large company out and if that are for, looking anxiously this is in earnest time, the jade, rumour, soon be an accomplished fact. thing will which was A sad case of starvation, occurred about 70 fatal, nearly proving a few weeks miles from Northampton ago. coastwise A Manilla Abdul, started man, at Linton, for Sharks Bay. On his arrival from the pangs of hunger. he was suffering time at the house at He waited for some where it there was some Linton, appears to be got ; but after staying refreshment in an for some time, and nobody putting the poor fellow's appearance, hunger was He set too and too much for his patience. cooked a and after satisfying pancake, little he waited a the inner man, longer turn one would in the hopes that some up, some from whom he could purchase in his had a little as he rations, money as no one seemed to Finally, possession. and tea, he took a little flour, be coining, for which it and sugar appears he was and again started on his to pay willing journey, keeping to the sea beach, quite to Sharks Bay. an route, unfrequented after Patrick Shea he left Linton, Shortly came in from and young George Brand on and, the bush to the house missing looked about and some finally rations, followed them tracks, picked up Abdul's him and tobk came up, eventually up with con Abdul from him the stolen rations, a distance of about his journey, tinuing 130 miles from Northampton. of information In consequence lodged on P.O. Watson and native the 23rd ultimo, of started on the following day in pursuit About 25 miles from the delinquent. the constable here, picked up Abdul's 50 followed them about; tracks, and, this the sea miles from coast, town, on who was in lying they came up to Abdul state starvation. unconscious from an to the discovery of previons Fortunately, had shot a duck.

Abdul, P.O. Watson of This bird was the means providential man's life.

Mr. the poor Manilla saving the duck in a Watson boiled down thick to the of a consistency panican aid he fed the and with this timely soup," Abdul. poor starved a rest of thirty-six P.O. After hours, a and Watson procured spring trap a

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named William committed

Police ;

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farmer

gin.;

Vicar-

Patrick Kane, who was pensioner, short burned in a Fremantle, severely .time fire, ago, through his clothes taking last week died in the Colonial Hospital after a few days of .excruciating suffering.

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Mr. W. Gurney, York, 30-6-'88, Mr. F. Yates, Northam, 30-6-88, 15s.

Mr. R. Mason, Marah, V.P. 31-12-'88, 7s. 6d.

were

was

care

to three

frontages

already first blessed Lordship is to be the the new which Convent, of the Sisters residence henceforward of Mercy in charge of the school.

The Convent has been named St. Brigid's.

It was and open to all on the occasion, a; round the interior glance slight fitted showed that it is neatly up and that has Rev. Mother Envangelist left nothing undone to meet the simple wants in their new of the Sisters

,

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they

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Along with being

morning

it

various displayed treatment, with which social and political; subject, to deal.

Its columns it was called upon class and creed were always open to every of their opinions, for the fair expression the redress their and; the ,pf grievances ventilation of their The Morining wrongs.

Herald defunct for "'some although the" same months, has risen again with with— for the most;part policy as before,, the and 'seems same'.1 'staff, literary destinedl to' (attain,! in ra' short space of the same time,. degree, popularity (of» ja, it in its early days..' enjo'yeil' in-

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in this For over thirty years, in the he has worked zealously Divine cause of his Master, teaching the truthsof the Christian religion and souls The to God. leading Record has especial reason to rejoice inas at Bourke's Father promotion colony,

for

this

the of the commu-! on McCabe has visited the colonies nity. two or three and wherever he occasions, he has succeded in drawing,; has performed immense audiences-his powers of mimicry as to produce, quite being of such a nature hours' entertainment of an a two unaided, a

amusement-loving

tralia.

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the good wishes of he was who, sure, neighbourhood would do all that lay in their power and prosperity of the for the security would and the school Sisters they have to conduct.

Before he concluded he would make another announcement be pleasing to which he knew would Fr. he had Bourke them appointed his Vicar The document General. was him Vicar-General constituting but to written the present up out, of its Fr. was as unaware Bourke

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David Woodrow was A man named thrown from his horse and severely shaken on Friday near Perth.

He last, found lying on the ground in a semiwas the unconscious state,

by His Excellency and another who Governor gentleman in the vicinity happened to be out riding occurred.

The in which the accident man was in Lady Broome's taken, injured to the Colonial where carriage, Hospital, it was found that his elbow had been dis

colonist.

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or accompanyup a word-competition," with his highchimes, ing the Fremantle falutin and strange front patronymic.

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we feel the colony, sure, Mr. from congratulating of his important Keane on the success the he for during few years .mission, us resided he has proved among and to be a worthy himself rhas proved

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has been also similarly ap so there can be but little cloubprized, that operations short time in a very will be commenced on the again wellMidland Works.

Very few wishers

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Bank,

The Sisters of Mercy had time came. in North taken their places to-day to remain there.

Perth and they meant A large share of sympathy and respect for had been their many portion years and he trusted in Perth, that the same them in this part would be accorded

that His Lordship the Bishop On hearing to remove Father had decided Kelly from to 'Newcastle the Catholics of Perth, of the GreenIrishtown and the members hills Catholic Young Men's Society met and' presented their beloved with pastor an1 address and a purse of sovereigns as a to him.

The token of their attachment Rev. Fr. who had arrived in.

Treacey, before Father Newcastle Kelly's depar-i ture The Catho-; for Perth, was present. lies of the district him with anj presented The rev. address of welcome. gentlemen! entertained Were also at a dinner, to| sat down. which a number The:, large were Mrs.! good" things provided by on whom too much praise cannot 'Bourke, be bestowed for the liberal manner in which' she entertained the guests.

The address from the people of Wongamine abd "Irishtown was then read by Mr. F. Yates.'

Father Kelly replied suitably.

Mr. Bi McManus chosen to read the was address 'from1 the C. Y. M. Society.

'Father Kelly responded to this also in terms.

After Father this, feeling Treacy was with an address, read by "'presented Mr.; 'Richard Bourke.

The rev. father made an appropriate acknowledgment.

Toasts "were then proposed

by Father a>nd by other I regret Kelly gentlemen, not being able to furnish you with a re of the speeches. port!

named

man

.

" Obededen" Mitchell last week at durance vile escaped Fremantle.

He has since been recaptured and awarded a month's solitary we will not be' confinement.

We trust characterised as uncharitable if we suggest that while "Obe" in "de den" he is might solace his weary hours by getting

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On sinking,

Abdul

was into who town, and remanded for court dis Abdul has since been eight P.C. no charged prosecutor appearing. of every Watson is praise for deserving the prompt manner in which he went of about the business, and his final rescue a man. from that grim monster dying starvation.

Since my last we have had good winter

brought brought

he found, in one these minerals in most their form.

The char pronounced acter of the quartz and the changed, He was most coarser. gold in it became with the permanent aspect of impressed on the field.

The country everything was unbroken and the reefs showed signs j of permanency, more so than any he had ever seen.

Those that had been opened up at all had well-defined walls and ran the like HeJ through country dykes. that expected some of the best I really reefs in Australia would be opened up I there.

He thought that alluvial would be I but did not that it I found, anticipate would be rich on account of | very the intact character of the reefs.

He was I of opinion that the district he had re- 1 ferred to was the fringe of the I simply A direct I Kimberley line, goldfields.

North from I he said, Colreavy's, would, take one to Kimberley I and, he believed the country right through would be found I to be Of course, he did not I goldbearing. mean to state that not be I there would barren Sir Rodk.

I patches here and there. the great geologist, once drew | Murchison, a tree the gold-bearing counrepresenting and he placed the root try of Australia, of it in West Australia.

He (the expert) was now convinced that Sir Roderick was The reefs than right. compared more with those of the other colon- 1 favourably ies.

As to the water he said that I supply, even at the field, the present was time, well worth the expenditure of £2,000 for water.

The Victorian Government, long I before this, would have had a water sup- 1 besides diamond drills at I ply, having work and a telegragh line.

I A telegraph would send the field I line, put up at once, ahead by at least a year.

It would place Melbourne within of easy communication the fields and it was from there that as1 ; sistance was wanted.

The sooner the reefs the better were for the developed, He declared that there was no I colony. or

to

up days.

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It is a commence times out which, subject though handled And of number, is not yet threadbare. thank for your goodness that it is not so on these long humble can, correspondent winter when there is nothing else evenings, to chat before the fire with his about, sit around smoke his pipe, and family him, talk about the weather. the Well, weather has been very dry (I am afraid In this is too) the past fortnight. during June it was so some dry that began to a bad season. the However, predict drought broke on the 27th of last month, when the wind blew strong and plenty of rain fell. to another I must now topic. go on Mr. the Traffic Spalding, Manager at advertised a train to run to Geraldton, the Bay on Thursday, Walkaway from 28th and it was June, anticipated by men of Geraldton many that the sporting -would avail themselves of the opportunity afforded of going on a shooting excursion " to a place near Mt. Hill, called The Wet and about four miles from Flat," the where terminus, railway game is abundant.

I have been told by persons, who had been there that the shooting, water is always covered with water-hens, and that ducks and swans are therein numbers. two great sportsmen Only " aoouc ivir. s a the train and went to The question uoireavy nemg patronized valuable It was a reef, he Wet Flat" When I heard I in very property. this, that could be floated on a £100,000 said, ferred that man in Gerald every basis any day.

The reef was large, wellwith the of the two ton, exception defined, and had a permanent character. had the sportsmen mentioned, joined " The stone would not than 5 ozs. for the Prevention of go less Society Cruelty to the ton.

Mr. Merrall then to his Animals after gave, ;" but, last perusing to views as the merits of other claims.

I have Saturday's "Express," changed He thought Hughes' was a property that 1 think, considerably. my opinion very should be valuable.

McAlister was a there is need of a Society of the now, man and he was kind in the Bay. Just read the "Ex thoroughly practical to bound On Risely's of the 7th You will get something. see, press July. claim good work was done.

There in its advertising the being columns, outpour an was immense there of three towns body of stone ings justly exasperated distance the men. it has been carrying gold a great along Somebody, appears, line of reef.

There were hundreds of the effect of strychnine on the trying claims marked off indiscriminately canine race at the port, with dire results. by in on which no work One of the owners of the animals experienced people, experi had been done.

In time, the exemption mented offers a reward of £10 for the on, would be up, and then, some of the "malicious scoundrel" perhaps, discovery who poisoned his the second will thing might be done on them by those dog who knew how.

In concluding, he stated him who the give £5 to any one that tells that the to Government seemed have malicious and vindictive scoundrel is done the best they could, under the cir who his dog on the night of poisoned to assist the miners.

3rd inst and the third uses more for cumstances, cible he requires information language which will lead to the conviction of the " Held over cruel wretch who poisoned his " harm Greenough Young Men's less Peter."

Other sufferers have York, and dog Society Reports, Northampton, borne their losses in silence.

Busselton Notes correspondence, Sporting Seeing that and much local there has been such a general in news. slaying, the Bay, of the friend of man, it is hard to believe for me that all the residents to the THE W. A. RECORD. ; belong Royal Humane Society account for the fewness and, I can only on to of those who went the 28th ult., Copies of the W. A. Record may to the slaughter game, by having regard he obtained from Mr. J. McHenry, unsettled state of the weather at the St. News Terrace, Agent, George's time.

Perth.

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travelling correspondent the bad state of the roads and the weak condition of my horses, I was to make the journey from Darobliged in short danup to Lake Preston, stages.

1 remained one only night m Banbury, and that was quite enough for me.

Bunattractions for the bury has few, if any, traveller.

Three days from the date of I reached Lake Preston.

I my starting, at present, in that portion am, "of residing West Australia.

It is a solitary place.

There is no human nearer to me being than 14 miles With all the soliaway. tude, Lake Preston and itp however, a

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On a future I will occasion, of the give you a detailed description

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GOLDFIELDS.

and

iuuure,

EXPERT

AN

INTERVIEWED.

Bryan,

for should printing to the Manager, Mr. Record Office.

Literary In News

last

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tion the

Daily

an there ac appears interesting of an interview which a reporter of that had with a Mr. an paper Merrall, who went a up expert couple of months or JViei bourne a syndicate, ago, on benaii to inspect the Yilgarn To re goldfields. as in the News produce, published Daily the conversation which took place between the reporter and Mr. Merrall would re is at our quire more space than disposal.

We take the liberty of giyiag the subBtance of the remarks.

Mr. expert's Merrall stated that he had many years' in and was recently experience mining and Prospecting engaged on the Geological of the Victorian Government. staff He left Melbourne on 24th of March and on to examine his arrival here he proceeded towards the country Sub Wongan Hills. to Golden he went over sequently Valley. as he arrived he saw that As soon there, the fields new features al presented from the goldfields in the other together the quartz such as would colonies, being be considered non-auriferous, although it carried All the minerals, gold. gen were associated with absent, erally gold,

should

Record, Record,

Editor,

Perth.

B.

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Record

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12th,

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Young Men's Greenough.

Societies,

the above when the election of officers for the ensuing term was Mr. J. W. En.kinff proceeded with. was re-elected President Mr. Ventura was selected to fill the office of VicePresident Mr. J. McCartney was ap-.

Mr. pointed ; T. Secretary Hogan, Mr. John Treasurer; O'Donnell, Libra rian ; Mr. C. Pendergast, Assistant Librarian Mr. F. Ventura and Mr. C. Auditors.

The Pendergast, Secretary read his report and the Treasurer pre sented his balance sheet.

The VicePresident made a verbal and also report as with to spoke, auditor, regard the accounts.

The has had Society no debates lately, on account of the business but now time, occupying so much as a committee has been formed much of the business will be done by that body.

In connection with the Society there is a which contains libraiy of 60 upwards volumes.

Most of the books are well bound and by standard authors.

There are three or four by Cardinal Newman, "The Irish in Australia"

by Hogan,' Macaulay's Essays and many more of the same stamp.

Society

half-yearly was held

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home and but abroad, the largest best I in few have I come across such inassorted stock of Wines and I telligenb children met as I with in to which I am now reSpirits of any house in the I the institution I The behaviour of the little ferring. ones, Hotel and Private Colony.

I was of praise.

A careful too, worthy the I Families latter examination of the books and exersupplied copy I cises of the senior that showed pupils License. under the Gallon I were written and perfectly they neatly Terms Cash. orders not a blotch or a daub clean, being visible.

Previous to concluding be a my visit should I had the of witnessing the pleasure P. O. O. " or Price teacher giving an lesson to her object" And I may List on application.

I pupils. say that although have seen "some able school masters and school mistresses in I have time, my never met with any one who had so many the of for a qualificat.ons, necessary as Miss N.B. As I sell teacher, under the Murphy possesses.

Miss Murphy has held the charge of the I cannot Gallon License, sup school for several and has years past, in than one less of ply quantities performed her duties to the satisfaction all classes and creeds.

She is of Wines gallon any anyl held in high esteem in the district.deservedlyShe Ale or Porter.

Differ toils for a noble She seeks Spirits, purpose. not nor human earthly glory ently named or classed Wines praise.

Her influence is as salutary as it is wide can be supplied in one I gallon and her seem centred in spread, hopes the great future. of each if requir As I parted from this one bottle amiable lady, I could not help thinking ed the same to applies Spir how few even in a brighter sphere and its and to Beer Pilsener with more so advantages, Ale, faithfully per duties in this world for this or Bass's Ale three bottles of I form their world's Thus after a brief visit I good. be but each say, can sold have formed an opinion of the Australind school.

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I found the people of the place just as sociable and hospitable as ever.

I had an opportunity, during my stay there, to visit the school taught

by Miss E. The school-house is in the Murphy. centre of the village.

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Some pieces of poetry exceedingly were recitod the in a by children, which satisfied me that way they are instructed in the art of elocution.

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taken

first

since she was and bronchitis, of symptoms and dyspepsia),

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no

being

the

laid and

her.

one

I

there

that

more

way

I

years,

appear

in

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and

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'black coat and trousers.'

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in

himself while cigar, squure yards

I

in

of

un

I

and

distant,

Barbara place, of a pau the position occupied The trouble from which out.

In dated back many years.

I

I

into and

came

miles

and digestion, could be cured

I

extremely

was

mainland,

institutions

some

ailments

I

I

in

I

I

when

countered a man walking hurriedly down.

They ran into each other, both and the one in drew off and apologized, a hurry: added : " all I've been so mad morning I

15s.,

will

to-morrow

She

old under

an

ago came

Smith,

days she had prosperous for Chronic foundation and out of this Indigestion Dyspepsia, had other as age and complaints sprung her. bodily infirmities crept apace upon she had Barbara not albeit was ignorant, In life she fallen into earlier poverty. of the a fair somehow obtained advantage native shrewd and this, added to education, her enabled to use ness, good judgment in and state of her to own situation respect Iamw DnffoVQll Un J better

I

I

Your

etiquette,

court-room

court

very familiar, can't remember

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—

fair

sit

will

the

moment's

a

of

care

the

few

a

from Barbara

I

the Judge took yellow nankeen trousers he him to task, asking him whether did that not know that the rules of

means

of

exercise

said

'No,'

well,

for

hot July

one

for

False teeth, who had just the

for

schoolmaster heads here."

that of her

teacher "

our

Good Friday.' stickler

I I

would

us

as adding, there is a precedent, for court on the first held The same Judge was a

'

great

I

+AMOAt«t«Air

of

some

after

'Very

Pettigrew, I know Pontius Pilate

number

a

f

I

uvuivtivir

decidedly, the court

thought, as usual.'

to

pAfftni«AiTf A

and Friday go to church.'

Judge,

your

J

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to

replied away,

in

fists,

£

I

when the docket to-morrow crowded ?' the asked judge. '

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is

are

I

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with

I

over toadjourn the should court

court

the

Why

so

is

Should

like

the

asked

a

that

the

are

?"

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move

up

I

I

on

necessarily per living she suffered

I

I

need

reside

parochial

I

I

long land

I

time

some

that she would likely She did not kind. any is but on a small

ill,

morrow.'

new

The trouble

honor, court."

of the

I

be

to

came

I

her made

:

I

It

He says that named Barbara woman, the notice of the Board. and it did not look lands.

of

Yes; who

to find lady says: "If you want out real disposition, a man's take him when and he's wet If he's hungry. amiable him up then, dry him and fill and you have an angel." "

I have heard,"

adjourn

is

Wit.

officer. hardworking and Maundy-Thursday,

very limited.

"

Legal

and Pettigrew the Episcopalians and Catholics thought would like an of they adjournment over court Good Friday.

Pettigrew selected to the motion. was make ' he said, Your 1 desire to Honor,'

partially asks

I

says the Washington the Philadelphia Record , " two good storieBof Pettigrew, of South Carolina, the great lawyer and one Unionist.

He was at practising time before a judge who was a Presbyterian of the straightest and a very sect,

may not go crazy by blowing muzzle of his but the gun, are that he will lose his head

—

?"

name

correspondent

apologize.

A ;

Yes,

;

"

be

sir.'

effec

colonies

to

Darlinghurst

the heap is a matter climate, covering of The more special importance. the heap is protected from completely the better will be the manure the sun, covering

sad

Reproving

retentive

I declare and I'll hasty, here.

Glad I

—

was

A witty

2ft.

such soil is not available, the be aJopted to render of retaining water.

Spread

or

reflector

mercy

come

if and, should

soil, means

dry

to

or

cleaned

a

a

An Omaha paper alluded of prominent and influential as "old timers," but the city and the put "old terriers,"

the

the heap. be placed in such a will not be liquid

drain off.

A deep should be excavated

the

the

is

—

She the

or

this

Lane

?"

age

The

aud

mirror

Judge—" Madam,

im to add

evapor drainage beBt way to add the straw to to in by the is allow it be trodden and swine accomplishing stock, cattle, this most object effectually.

By leav manure to lie too ing the long in the ntb are apt to be yards its best constitui

Mark

it.

limited

against constituents

heap through

ation.

the

CEtixrs

A magazine writer be limited?" fortunes fortunes most people's

guard

valuable

is

a

black silk dress of the old one.

an

necessary to absorb

of are

nnwAPAfl

—

anii

Can a woman ever heard a

and turnips, potatoes, mangolds, from 7s. to 4s. carrots be evident it will From the foregoing the of that different kinds mixing

heap

man

into the chances

from

the

kept then minutes What do you think ignorance

fifteen

"

that of than

is more

I

"

man

should

too

himself

I

I

the

work be

the

You

Well,

I

Eng-

solemnly.

and

fact,

photographer's "

j

Francis

George

!"

artist.

right

on

put him

will

as

in Detroit."

women

a

real "

he said : about General for Grant's chances the Presidency ?

Do you think will run him ?" they " Grant ? Grant ? Hang it, man," " said Artemus, you appear to know more than any man I ever strangers saw." was The man furious he walked up ; the but at last came back and car, for

bran

Cut

nnfoch

2oz.

man blind he accepted

is

A

1 8s.

straw and Os. 6d. ; those fed upon other roots would worth produce a manure from 18s. 9d. to that from only 4s.; and oat, wheat, barley straw, pea, ranging from 18s. to 10s. 9d. ; and that

in

meat

with

It's

been

I

?

said

This

in

well

is

:

The to be

off.

way

a

satisfied."

approached

over

Artemus, heard of him"

never

sold at family under but the most painfulthing auctions, is the hammer the thumb nail. generally

;

together

a

which

linseed £4 12s. 6d. ; cake, upon and peas, £3 14 to £3 2s. bean, linseed, and £l 15s.

6d. oats, wheat, barley, to £1 10s. j clover meadow hay, hay, from and bean straw, £2 5s. 6d. to £1

manure

it

Can

estimate animals fed

worth

slight Scari

?"

row

they

Train

?

A

the contains, of the manure

authorities of

Train

course

bars

Train

a

after said

"

abundant and the more

manure

nP

each

of

<©000

more

be the

consti

—

foenugree, Express.

of

qualities

by the

animals,

cake would

oil

upon 6d. ;

in

produced Thus Lawes

"

young

relieve.

inflamed

the

of up a good deal land : do you think in a bastile ?"

are

you

friend,

handsome " Shoo

I

Greeley ?"

Greeley ? Greeley ?" said Artemus, " Horace Greeley ? Who is he ?"

The man was five about quiet minutes. he said :— Pretty soon " Francis Train is George kicking

saia

togetner the tendency checked by the

is

to

nhlnrata

nnfaofi

manure

difference

important

into

a

I

"

little

medicine,

|

Horace

weight. road to

diet, give a less stimulating and a tablespoonful exercise, powder every night in following bran : nitrate Sublimed sulphur,

damp

another.

The of also alters with the condition of the animals from the most is obtained but ;

opposite character

sufficient

mixed

be

may tendency

with cooling

I

"

thing

and

gentleman

and you ought done, proud of your wife's looks" " Do you mean it ?" " are net ten There Certainly.

travelling be bored, and

to

dreading

cars,

?"

exhibited, the inspection

My

work

once

a man miserable, him, sat down and said :— " Did hear the last you

of

plenty of the

that

so

heap,

kind

or

nf

be

manure

together

lightly penknife,

therefore, of kinds

is,

different

the

should

in

It

character.

important

mashes, alternative

was

feeling

drink.

green few

a

that,

failing

generally

and

moist,

more

or,

a

lancet,

the

in

which is a swel horses, with to a level bars, rising the incisors, is most frequently and with the teething process,

or

"

them

see

were

careful

I

a

Ward

Can I

They

Adam.

Know

As Artemus

:

in

penknife

diet,

Didn't

and

salt

effects particularly and any Over-feeding such as disturbance, cases. also producing are

tutional

sheep dung are open in texture, to and comparatively dry, disposed become heated in the heap ; while cow

pit straw

beyond

associated

and

and

of the

ling

which substances they in contain.

There is also a difference obtained the character of the manure horse from different animals.

Thus,

pig

of

lot

a

the

fertilizing

and

them

gave

all

Lampas

various

the

most

water they could was increase their to of them on Fourteen died the and the smart farmer's town, cosc him just tricks 150 dollars.

treated. of

of

"

I

is made move the to play upon fact that he had interviews with his come father's ghost who had, of course, back from the undiscovered country.

thousand tons taken of soot are Fifty from the chimneys of London. annually It is used for fertilizing.

A farmer of Washington 111., county, before taking a drove of hogs to the just

animals

the

climate

dry

an

the

whole

of service in of Aus parts

is

tralia.

been have bedded. manure of the depends quality from wich it is derived, upon the animals the litter with which it is mixed, and the in the mass is manner which

....which The I

it

used, manure

rather

or

defect,

sublime play of inconsistency, and Hamlet, unmentioned by any critic, that is in Hamlet of ' The speaking undiscovered from whose country, bourne no traveller and yet the returns,'

long manure but only well

unrotted

or

be profitably may made farm-yard

the

or smaller larger quan tities It is a general upon every farm. all the substances manure, containing which are of found in the composition of Farm consists plants. yard manure the mixed dung and urine of animals, with the straw or other litter upon

presence

fresh

rainfall,

Farm

—

one

j

Farm

is

in

manure

'

there

Station.

j

anii

I

jfatm

will

Inspector

of power thousands Mother

Mother

Nesbit's

Ladies

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of

living

Seigel's were just

The

ill.'

were

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disease

abated, soon

be

than

(indigestion and it now as

and himself, witnesses

Syrup

asthma

more

to

hale be

and

to

the

save

one

the

to perish. ready Curative Seigel's Syrup is orf sale by all chemists and medicine vendors, Limit and by the proprietors, A. J. White, ed, 35, Farringdon Road, London, E.G.

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