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cairied Parnell and the agitation who started the on by his lieutenants, and had it not been for Land League the methods that agitation put in the all the Parlia hands of the Irish people,

the

front

enormous

when

that

every

politics,

his

20 Irish

few, in Ireland and years,

any, except those who the last 10 or during had been mixed up in if

who

politics,

the

appreciate

could

of

magnitude

the

colonies,

The

lain

state

turned Parliamentary away from and they found that one of their to

was

difficulties

people that there at to Parliament the representation handed over to

persuade

was

the

serve

keep tbeir

was

turned

they

resorting conspiracy

away, and methods to and that

and rights privileges which the and citizens,

or

TVAnlrl

—

in

public

a

Tiuuiu

and

matter

of to

recourse

the

to

were

career

had

so

lived

not

The

them.

in

great Ireland

away

effort

of unceasing

Parliament

British

was

failed

to

course,

weeks

to

,6ornc

confidence

of

were

no

to me occured that a similar opted in the other which the relations

for

in

been and

all

reason,

parts and

entitled

to

the

say

they tbe Irish

race.

'

not

seem

not

mark.

tbe

that

were

j

to

and

ment

themselves

govern to

on

live

in

and

peace own

their

their

of

own

of a people in despair hopeless redress by constitutional any Mr. Parnell (Applause.)'

to therefore, people that by step in aud convince homes tbeir constitutional efforts might and that the processes still be made safe, of rack for of eviction non-payment All that rent might be put an end to.

and

bis

associates

had been gaiued

had, the

by tbe political

National Library of Australia

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arc

on

light

these

interfere manner the the ignored

considerably and ness,

envoys laid them almost of heartlessness?.

points with in

seemed their

those

cases

think,

for

right

Evidently

I

been

in,

praised

to

action former

the

physical

to

to

secure

with,

secret that

perceived -was

to

if

replace be con those tuv

-must

much

the Apostles

as

and sinners As his party societies

people, banded

called

to

become

grew

Fenianhold

lost

tbeir

until

at

length iu one

together

must be eventually the Irish believe for

it

them,

to

me

mention .

,

,

as

An

I

must'

article

in

the following The tenants

;

your

sir,

so ,

Cure

to

There

noteare

up

uy

!

j

to

and she

charge were (

Try

the

rife

before

Many

for

is

he

to

came

the

accept is

the

shutting in iui

remaining una

statesman.

Walsh,

is

to gate outside.

uiamu

10

A

!

in

lately

which civilized

question badly.

oeiog

of

u

been celebrated attracts

the

There

world/

differences

as of ouinion of the French but there can 1789, that if it began well

Opportuneness tion

who

To blame

France.

has

festival

in France attention of the are

those xor

una

Catholic

Dublin.

Sleeplessness

believe

themselves Parnell gospel some of them

popular ; obdurate. Mr. Parnell has the even of his tenor pursued way, neither the former out of the fold ruling

uiui

a

is

to obliged because it still remain

persist

opinion Englaud. obedient servant, of

revolutionary

their couatrymen of them have seen

as

long

nor

some

-woman in Brookyoung robust, perfectly healthy, full of spirit, but for several months lias been troubled with insomuia. her power, and with with all her

who

and

fore.

it.

last

in

WiiliamJ. Archbishop

G.

Swedish

A

oaciieu

action

Parliamentary

the outrages tactics that were

Of course, in the Irish as in party, there are meo who every either party, in disbeliere or Parliamentary action, who find that their is gone occupation

say,

"

expressions

am

will long greut glory

for

the

tiiat

'-so

His power. has substituted

and so he will he retain that he is,

won,

as

'

issue

May

field

they

Rule long,

win

have been received sincere expressions by the various organs of side in on the tenant's

not

—

happi the made to a

rarnell

Ireland Parlia

the

Mr. Parnell's Parliamentary party; of winning was to assnre adherents if only that, they would support him his Home Parliamentary action,

in no

sngge-tions uiixtukably

contains

which

appeals

them open

in

distrusted and looked

his

vigorously of public expression

a few credulous possibly that who believed Unionist people were sincere in asking, as they journals that the did, envoys would repeatedly the objections to urged against reply tenants the course taken by the Irish on Their the rent question. impatience

for

botli

Irish,

Air.

Christians. ism and secret upon the Iiish the Irish were

all

;

be traced

arbitration

I

obtaining methods.

to

i

tbe

the

were

of

.

to

country

J

anxious for Outside

great mode

'

week's

ue

There

know unsettled

j

of

Hiiiuil

They

say,

for peace," The tenants are ready arbitration." Is this favourable change to bo thrown Thrown I fear must it ? away away in tlie interests of peace be if this appeal

the

and

R,ule.

honeycombed

was

mentarians, saints upon

arise on the tenants' of compe the selection

terms.

(Great

Envoys.

>

stale

the

uuuiu

mo

principle in accepted

exaggerated

for

Press

more

Home

party, the only means her just rights.

j

has

ter

anxious

UUUI

the

concurrence

worthy

Unionist

I

were

lines upon very different' heretofore. adopted By his determined he forced to the front in energy Ireland and made the Irish question Parliament, the Parliamentary of the day. question He neither denounced Irishmen who did share his views, not nor did he inquire what had been views the of any individual. He invited them all to join and till to be Parlia him, urged

where believe below

far

as

revolution,

to

to

Ireland

of

ducted

There

venture

'

was under Mr. man, but neither of trust. The worthy the Irish M.P.'s who

Parliamentary

public opinion I need give only one instance Ireland. of of this. In two successive issues Ireland in this matUnited my action

cheering).

The

effort

Labouchere,

party

him

Ireland

sug be ad

?

Mr.

,

brilliant

nor

societies.

is nearer the twenty of the knowledge it upon myself to

can

if

I

It is, that my with u:

|

which the bills had bpen introduced of tbe Iri.«h tbe wrongs tryjand .right he knew iiow all and tenant; during of the the long years since the passing shackle bad of Union not a single Act.

P

of Mr. Parnell fact. When Mr. member of Parliament

a

clever,

Ireland

to

an

truce

a

force

cases

by

became

Parliamentary

mentary

arbitrators

tent

content

soil.

time

Truth

than for place the Parliament, and in America,

tenants

should

all

Statesman

a

in

majority followed

my take

would difficulty side to obstruct

(Great

by

that

trouble exists. the number is

once

to

Oil

I

country

and

them. (Cheers.) the and outrages

in

From

state

—

right laws

Parnell

announced

first

course

I

now,

once

:

the Daily reference to

in

a

dry. By to went considerable force at

required in the morning.

her

Writing

DUB

OF

the

begin

Probably

fifi,y.

or nation to power of any men any their them in or to progress defeat them in tho achievement of that 'determined on which vveie the they

in Ireland, hampered only by iu the of tlie Irish obstruction party He House of Commons. (Laughter.) the Irish tenants had knew how long and how' multitudinous had practice, bad been made the which efforts

SUUCIt

to

estates

serious any indeed that

arrest

tenants

Oeen

wise about

tho

tbe part of the (lie do justice to

bound how

are

it

become

she

M.P., sriys The cross-examination has revealed no new

in in Irelund between landlord strained. If similarly does it peace in Ireland

have

to

fifty

were they concentrated

other, bad

are

are

countrymen For that

world.

uo

lor

to

we

bring

With such a leader to guide cheering.) them the them and such an aim before Irish and uiaicli would, people might, and it was not within proudly forward,

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of

solidified

and

entitled

tenant

and

Government,

had

again

Is Parnell

arbitration.

at

hours

napkin

and

sleep, to rouse

The

first night without awak had not done before At the end of that

four

it

Butt, trusted

Yandeleur

to

gest

Salisbury. been victims

fellow-

the

water, her and it

across lay it followed,

was

to

was

ice-celd

charm.

a

slept

wetting

Estates.

is

was

a

not-

ARCHBISHOP

announced morning that

and

plan

like

Irishmen and unpardon

to it

Irish

It

one

down put them the swept away

extent their

THE

be referred

to

was

naked

a

out is

ago, when it the case of the

that

after

came

They

with speak, Therefore it

on

to

the Lord

in

this

The

It

in

it

something she months.

time

Possibly

dip

-slightly,

it;

i

of the points so dis long in on between landlord and tenants pute the Yatideleur estate in Clare has hap in a friendly of resulted settlement pily the case. to be a fav This, then, seems ourable for putting forward opportunity in your columns a which I suggestion made in the Dublin some newspapers,

antr

any dock

is

arbitration

J

If

law.

It

—

Sir,

so to them, sword. (Cheers.) not for tliem was to right had that their movements been say They had stood the test of the illegal. and had come off victorious, and law,

law.

could

had

people

fn

XT

wring 'eyes. worked

several

it

tried

she got

afflicted.

napkin,

ing, for

on

FROM

News

British

frJ

a

for their friendship time proved how of the to which party

of

She

hut

pedestrian.

similarly

are

j

This

and

country

who take

no

suppress

LIN.

of of England, Wales ; Scotland, if he or any of his bad colleagues

who, having by the ordinary

a

good

that-

nnl

n

(Hear, hear.) They had and tyrannical of an illegal

campaign

people of any

LETTER

Government

fn wv

the breaking be should placed the law it breaking

peacable

one

rail

with

were

from law-abiding action by the long years of of the uselessuess of' such a experience One of the great journals here course. the audacity to inform him that'tho liad had been of tho Irish question history and

a

uuiou

that

.

same

Arbitration

trials to put upon their according could no English law, the Government move have them than it imprisoned have Lord could Salis imprisoned No man could them bury. charge

action. results They by Parliamentary in the had also to carry on an agitation as to the conclusion country, they came that a Parliamentary campaign without The would be agitation unavailing. which Mr. surrounded difficulties

believe driven

uaro

of

three

the

been

That (Cheers.) on their entrande therefore, they had

to carry out to undertake and to convert the Irish belief in the practicability

Parnell's who one

<1

linvo

uuv

part and

men

they

having

and,

life,

was

he considered

justified perfectly in the circumstances. was what they found

into

found they of violence

British to abro

Act pass an of depriving which every

liberties

Tlie

no

drugs, until

herself a

her

fired

;

intently, avail.

to work in Recently there came the a Swedish family woman, who, hearing of the young woman's told her trouble, of a practice of people in her

girl

And

to

tire as

the

serve

hot

to

the

the

subject with

resort

repuiation

proved at

some

not

walking

who that the ingratitude people such this fair as are play experienced and the firmest not intensely loyal, friends of the British connection as at ?- —Advocate. present existing

to

and

purpose

them.

kept would

thousands

upon

upon it there

|

able

cheers) and his

him

get

.

which

history—

(Loud

from

Coercionists their cause.

picked him.

a

convict

to

the

who

pledges

were

stood

(Cheers.) By means action had of this they them in prison. succeeded in immuring Whatever might be said about coercion, it was an act which deprived them of

iouna tnat people. Alley the was\ disgusted people by a long on (lie series of treacheries part of their' when and elected they representatives, on actions their asked hopes of liberty

to

even

get

to

laws

on

they may in a their repeat again day or two and cry out for the'informa-' falsehoods, lion But recently they got. this is fair as the British play

for alleged occasions

these

are

they

enjoyed. dishonest

Englishman

that

men,

of

the prison, been allowed

lias

own gate their for the special them of tlie

going

They found country

of the dishonest

Government

greatest the Irish in

occasions

into

colleagues

action

use

any

all.

to

intended

never

However,

of

(

they are attached.

worthy

for

crimes

imprisoned He had

all.

conduct. in order

illegal

before them. (Applause.) when the Mr. people first came as Parnell to be looked upon was terrible national leader a a coming tinned as from one, long-con dissapointnation was of the Irish ment the mind liad

whjcli

com

journals

morning

withheld

Ccercionists them, and

despaired broken the

the

been at

the

to

answer

the

Which had assumed journals satisfactbryrreply Was;pos6ible when it came. ed the reply friends how the Melbourne

Judged by the law which in England and the Australian he had never been guilty of'

prevailed

task

been

because

three

on

trial

(Cheers.)

to

attempt

of liberty

however,

not,

none and on crimes, the Government could " and packed" jury

laughed

were

They had

of.

had

reiuedy

law in Ireland, which had they crimes not r.eally

of certain and wise sayings with regard to their proceed newspapers he often Parliament, ings in the 33i itish he knew that because inwardly, there lived

other

of

|

unworthy

as

complete

a

was

held any other' doctrine. (Renew hand he' ed .cheering.) On tbe other that to break the law openly recognized and should was a serious thing, only be and after done after due consideration,

criticisms

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man

would

lie

mind

lately

!

who;,

and he read the

he

and

(cheers),

Melbourne

.

.

confessed

in

difficulty,

law

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thousands

Thus in .their own the Irish question. time the delegates gave all the informa tion for -which the cavillers seemed to. Mr. And be so thirsting. eagerly The infonnaDeasy was not reported it was said that the non-Irish which, looked for of the community portion

necessary and the good to not hesitate

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he

he

to-morrow

worthy saw

was

that

out'

she has

been unable to She has any extent. consulted all the old women in the neighbourhood, taken the advice of each and followed one, it and with carefully but not great patience, could find relief. She has taken all the soporifics of the. natiye pharmacopseia without stint eaten crackers iu bed i counted on

least

.

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their

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Sydney

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but

;

after

of

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of

and

schemers

striving

were

which

enacted

were

scenes

enkindled; an leave

time, the ambitions

and

got heated

brains envies

men's

when

a

indelible disgrace upon the which the French nation

portion But it them to take place. permitted is an mistake to suppose that the utter true scum of Paris society represented It did not one hundred years France. Of the epoch ago, as it does not now. of 1871 same of the the Commune and said. Then a be pious might a and charitable Archbishop group of zealous

peaceable, ficed

the

to

thrown hostages"— they who have done God's cieaturea wrong— and on

"

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none

certain

a

date, saw

violence

they

ditch,

when

bullets.

and basely put with perforated not it patriotism, of the cowardice

and was

and

ruffianism kind lowest

last

cruelly

wall That

a

against

of

party to its

driven

itself were

the'

was

combined.

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nigh

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tbe just complaints of century previous in which the clergy joined the people and the selfwere pushed to extremes, to snatch rushed to tbe front seeking for and and themselves, pelf power once aroused their they stopp passions

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pillage,

itself

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engendered Saturn fact, Not

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brutality.

hysteric

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children.

own

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nobility,

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to is

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England.

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as

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Jeannette,

and

tradition,

take

up

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preceded. not with

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a

light

clear

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to

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the community has foundation buzz mysterious

all

diseases, on

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in

solid

round,

come

the

conceded a that the crisis

air,

and

place stable

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we

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how Exhibi

the

Exhibition of tranquillity,

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pass

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blood-spilling. for question

stain that

all,

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not

the

how

likelihood

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Church. she

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Ways TRUE

STORY.

to

the

wick

lost

after,

in

the boys left, Scarcely giving. when an elderly her peculiar style that

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she

was

salutations,

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her

quaint

had

he

knelt

in

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was

that

of which

attention.

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in

1850

United

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streets

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salted

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on

a peculiar costume, person wearing shown me in of which was exactly dream. As my the same eyes rested I beheld on the face of the worshipper, familiar to me. a face perfectly I had

dream. Friend, my to person. Now, listen me. The Lord hath' given thee to me,; The Lord hath sent me to convert thee of thy ways." from the error had saw he a The worthy priest it

thou

art

in

before that

God had

entrusted

to

tale.

ner

he

To her not

was

astonishment, moved she

"

this

advice the sea

'

A priest

purpose.

waB

of

pot

a

dicted which

tempest

good

he

Bishop's the upon

oil as

the traveller

fierce

more

overtook

The

as

and

United

the

would

like

thee

to hear

States.

she

Immediately

walls.

very

paused

arid

meaning,

asked

a began, hymn the sharpness

to

appearing In

a

much

few

penetrate moments

tion

the of

was

of

added

the

the

normal

:

thee ?" does not that move does not," Father it "No, replied able to a scarcely suppress Fenwick, at her evident smile. disappointment. " I do for What "can she said, else," "

Friend,

thee?"

of

20

years

ago.

Up

all

previous

is

expected millions

5 the numbers to the year 1888 1

much

was

better

his a

he

was

library Benedict,

St.

few

as

men

Feast

of

u

—

no

is

afford

can

the

on

died,

leaving

he fought were errors. popular Catholic student who young to be ignorant of Dr. Ulla-

errors

There

he

:

such reputation even those who reach his leave. He did not age— ever of readers, the majority but

venerable write for the

:

;

the

works. He gives in his simple straightforward way, in clear language that of Cardinal —not unlike Gibbons, the of essence If young things. the dan people need a safeguard against theories of the evolutionists, gerous they in Dr. Ullathorne's writings. of his latest books important "The Endowment of Man," of Groundwork the Christian

can

find

The

most

The

-

it

;

as

A recluse,

population;

to surpass statistics, present estimates, as the population to reach no fewer than thus more than doubling

Ullathorne

Bishop

ecclesiastical title. A who kept his mo bishop of poverty a learned puba who established the prelate and the Australian hierarchy, of the cloister and yet a man

qualities

again, between the years 1870 and 1880 the addition to the in-dwellers of the States was 12 millions. The decade from quite 1880 to 1890 bids to fair, according

the she

was

cotton.-

gun

.:!

London

the

to

of.

Virtues,"

of the popula number States took between place 1860 and 1870, when there years of persons an influx of seven millions in

of

imposed.

cannon

and As "Patience." the Tablet says ; " He was a link between the days of declining persecu tion and the age of the school boards." had he carried his Macauluy, history down to our would have done century, to a character as of heroic full justice

According

increase

the good man, Yes," replied amused with the whole interview. "

mysterious her voice

:

means

Benedictine, vow nastic

"

to the latest official report from America of the the population United States numbers no fewer than The first 91,702,000 souls. noteworthy

me

of

;

are:

Friend, siug ?"

Brisk

command

—

subsided

:

"

this

thorne's

"

:

by

was

English,

grew of the

poured

and they Marie.

by the

fine

heavy their

Ullathorne

licist;,

bark it

him

bethought

waves, by magic.- -Ave

if

and

;

advice,

;

the frail

a

of

Late

death,

Remember

bore

linding to said

?" Friend art thou not converted I am not ?" "No he replied, Pausing for a moment, as if reflecting what else she had best do, she asked

six

Dr.

about

that you cast into this oyle that I give you, and comfortable anon, the winds being laied, weather shall ensue on fayer, the sea, shall send with which as you againe a as have pleasant passage you " of time wished.' In course the pre :

in

known to the world than the Archbishop but this, of Cabara at the time of his

given, and this

freely oil

leisure.

is

is blocked >under the

and

natives,

The

called sea-voyage upon and besought Bishop Aideu

which

at some

Winsloe. boom The the river has been removed; and guns have been taken from

destroyed Universe.

a

saintly blessing, with together

an over dently expecting easy victory him she began by givinlg him an account its of her religion, and work nature, listened The kind priest ings. patiently

to

undertake

the

Evi

her.

a

his

cash to deal with. He saw, strange to that God had sent her him, besides, and so waited for God to direct. Hav her a seat -he invited ing given kindly her to proceed with the work she imag ined

for

to

the

low they night, knocking anybody can the And. At they

river

the

be eaten

to

always keep when the stock

Pheasant,

across

deal nowadays about great a sea oil calming raging by pouring the water, and scientific men are upon to make the idea a trying practicable the method one, a new invention. calling

oil

Men,

through

Commander

theory,-

all

of them a most

sight. ran

to in and

mugs

about at head

Opobo and

the

the ancients were familiar with the and in particular, Pliny, fully, its The describes Venerable workings. in his Ecclesiastical of Bede, History makes mention of the use of Englaud,

A

:

so,

presented

dried, men

and

house,

Remarks.

But

was

says

They did and 136

upon

revolting children

and

Lately hear

PERSONS,

Ibose came the latter

ago some Oreekas,

town

and

arms

We

THIRTY-SIX

of human blood. At their house the head men'' Juju held a where the flesh of the festival, victims was devoured. Some of it was

she breathed of him who had in instrumental

and

Notes

Africa.

telegram

set

The

women,

example of to God's care brinsr those to the truth who sincerely seek it.— New Yor7c Freeman's Journal.

.

West

land.

once

horrible

herself,

the

in

a

happy

Four

killed.

presence been so! mysteriously her conversion a wonderful ;

a

seen

AND

Plymouth

to

the

and was She received

attained, himself.

to

#

York sudden

religion with pleased

was

to was

year

from writing Bonny states that trade .River, April 2nd, is'' there disorganized owing to the attitude of the threatening Opobo and the of Creeka. cannibals people

New

her

her in she

her last

dream

I

in

HUNDRED

A

this

surprised excellent

but

1880

in

last

correspondent

this

with

risen

what it of the

KILLED.

years

call,'

to

attacked

faith.

her

Some

had not cooled

Sacraments, God and peace with

.

too,

had

States

Cannibalism

conversion Fen

sick

visit

last

said she, " I have some Friend," thee. This as to to morning say thing an irresis I passed thy meeting-house which I tible against impulse, vainly roe to enter. compelled struggled, Looking around roe, as' I stood within, of the buil I recognized in every portion a

;

she

Father

little

a

It

God

call

a

,no

on

been

her

fection

her.

to

£9,000,000,-

double exactly but the wealth

and £9;760,000,000, £11,000,000,000. nearly

"

in

was

or

being £4,the wealth of

year about

return

could

lier

by the bed of

Time

more..

once

Britain

Last

000,

Rising

she

if

of

was

priest

strengthen

the him she addressed and formal language of

ding the same place shown me and of which yeavs ago twenty lost the remembrance. There,

of Great

500,000,000. Great Britain

subdued

a

all

to

saints,

sight

himself

of

down From

entered. lady -of dress he at After a Quaker.

sect.

said

answer

illness.

and disrobe, to make his thanks

after

she

after Shortly and New York,

lefc

lady. she had

to

sacristy

found

Grace

tears.

Whilst

was. in When Bishop Fenwicli yet New York city, before he went to Bos-, one ton, morning after having the Holy he as Sacrifice of the Mass, retired

usual

of the

worthy

not

he

words, in

States

willingly

find

God's

his

with marked she asked depart, the following day.

on

should be country consulted oftener,

If it were governed. be there would less mutation. frequent

000,

of

effect

The request was her She repeated granted. of visits until she was convinced fully the truth of Catholicity, and in time of faith, and was made her profession into received the bosom of the Catholic

The worst of it that is, however, will force into prominence Paris itself and and seize occasion by the forelock, does not realize the fact that the great Catholic which is in the back France, and which furnishes soldiers ground in and is entitled to a voice revenue,

to

on

United

States

the

to

us.

determining

The

the

to

and the major La Plata.

small,

is the richest in the world, and it has gained country this distinction in a very comparatively short time. In 1850 the total wealth of the United States was £1,686,000,-

cession listened

a

States

emigrated

comparatively part of these went

the Lord hath tone, spoken by thee. Tell me more of thy religion." He then spoke to her of the Blessed the inter the sacraments arid Virgin,

and of

have

is

<£

in

who

men

and

"Friend,"

be

the

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work.

for will

—

United

there Englishmen are 114,000; Germans, 110,000; there Italians, 46,000 j of Norwegians are of Aus18,000; Swedes, 51,000; of and trians, 20,000 Bohemians, The number of French 14,000 souls.

he

gave an She readily religion. then spoke to her of His His hu divinity;

good Quakeress

vaticinate

soil

in

—

horse

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out, when the is to be prayed

it!

that

a;

or

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native

and for struggled, eighteen had over hundred years triumphed, obstacle with more, of a like every At last his eyes to see import. raising

lived

they secret

they would

as

precisely

Exchange

over—

case

have.

the town-crier's of French speculators on the enterprise money

turn

will is

can

is

would be dare to

would

"any

him

and a stout conscience in God and the prayers trusting sriul, and relatives but he i6 of bis parents of road no no leveller, propagandist of a missioner no eelf-conceited theories faith. Satanic a Iliad has traversed France perfect turns she has been woes. In of Consti Consulate, Empire, Republic, she Monarchy, and Anarchy tutional, of has been distracted by the whirligig the nations teetotum a among change, and now drenched with blood and tears, which of the event that the anniversary with

who

leaves but heart,

Joarinot

It

?

He

race.

precursor evident that army

while

listen

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of

who,

nationalities

He consented. Jesus Christ; miliations and sufferings tender His ; that for man Him love upon brought the ignominious death of the Cross ; how He had founded a and sent Church forth how that Church had ; Apostles

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pretensions.

a number that have invested he engineers, on the Stock

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account

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her to of his

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enormous

political

the

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of

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Presidency which

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thinking

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in always happens onttbe Revolution and sank of exhaustion

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alteration

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;

£36

are

British, 71s.; Souths, 36s. tions, rains

Heavy

76s.

18s.

Block

Block

;

heavy

and

Mr.

causing

continue

throughout 40 hours. and the

line

June 14.

serious In Hobart

damage in and

many a

been compelled in consequence. Bay the baths also

portions

island

which

some

itself

flooded,

the

are

direc-

portions number of to

leave

have been of the main

railway. At

'

the

throughout

of parts reported,

various floods are

At Sandy washed away,

June 14.

;

Junc

45s.;

10's,

districts.

of the city are have persons their dwellings

13.

14's,

73s.

Centrals,

;

Hobart, From

Hill

Broken

being 115,710 at Block 14 yield

as

ounces.

;

country

the

at

run

recorded

14,654 Brokens

Mr.

of the correspondent says that self government

'

£110. June 14.

acrsrrecating

of silver

ounces

an

week's is

of

ne

was

Government Government to

Post Office

the

The mine

jeopardised.

Adelaide, The

Ju

resolution

a

light.

tions.

Hob art,

was sea

services

the

notified

Home

authorities

lighting

;

Wise, late Attorney R. B. Smith.

to

amounts

mentioned

The

Ridley Hall, Oxford, and Canon Chevaspe,

labour

Yice-President, the urging

the

freely

parts.

of

have

of

Opposition to several declined to follow Mr. their leader.

south

where

causing

overflowing, the low-lying

Heavy

received arrival

rains parts

retained

Government

The

Synod Committee have selected three gentlemen, from whom a Primate is to be chosen. The Rev. Dr. of St. Smith, principal Albau's, is one the Mr. Rev. Birkenhead, ;

Secretary prepared

the

owing

Peter's

;

the colony.

Mount lost,

are

to

to

Adelaide,

June 14.

Sydney, have fallen

yearly,

department

A cablegram has been the London announcing

rivers tions

up. Indian

tion.

adjourned.

fendant

of

June

premier

Labour

postal

Sydney,

Bryan

the

request waited

state

the

Sir

Rule. condemned

of St. is the third. Oxford, Bishop was to on Kennion, of Adelaide objected the eastward account of his taking posi tion at the communion table. are now completed for Arrangements an the information Hon. filing against, and to-day the de J. Davies, C.M.G.,

acquitted

refused

west

other

other evidence

a

and

Moule,

five

which recently deputation a National upon him to establish cost of £3000 at a Bureau, of

had upon

arraigned, found nine im years'

each. Yesterday who gave similar favour were

prisonment

in

occurred

all of which have replaced by cigars, confiscated. Yesterday Mr. Sub-Inspector Hy man Mr. an information John laid against of Chairman, the Davies, C.M.G., Casual Labour Board, on three charges of embezzling the funds of that institu

the the

in

dragging

or

been

The Anglican

of the

crime.

was

Heavy

charge of Chinaman named

a

for

debate, Home

also

has

and

Mr.

Assembly yesterday. Mr. Shield to order,

called

debate

the

on

last

inun

extent

great

Owing

been smuggled from the steamer Hohand yesterday an extensive enzollern, when was ascer seizure took place, it had been smugtained that the cigars of an gled by meanB ingenious device, to carry out which a number of cork used. the life-belts had been From all had removed belts the cork been

and

for his conduct in strongly endeavouring allusion to Home Rule to Drevent and a occurred. the stormy scene Eventually

com

ed in

a

overflowed

time.

Responsible and that the leasing Australia, system bhould be adopted in connection with the lands of that colony. Sydney, June 15. was A few days days ago it discov ered that a large quantity of cigars had

Thompson, the manager of Bank at has abscond Colonial Yarrglen, A warrant ed with has been £1,500. issued for his arrest. scene took An exciting in place the

O'Loughlan

have arisen io plications with case. couoection the Cutler Perjury It will be remembered that two men, named Stephens and Cutler, were arrest Further

to

clearing The

grant Western

the

course

elected unop the Legislature of the late Hod.

by the death Ormond.

are

townships

of the of question

13.

have

rivers

dated. Mr.

Gillies

June

Melbourne,

charge they

of soldier's

|

INTERCOLONIAL.

guilty

circles and has created Russiau military and comment in Berlin. much feeling states that the The Vossisohe Zeitung has ordered four Russian Government

the

a

current

severe

has

to

the

over

cross

and further railway, is reported by the as well as several mish shipping shows signs of The weather now

Letch

as

June 14. all

to

the river above its feet

of four

upwards

passed fallen

Myrtleford.

that Agriculture are to tliey purchase 2,165 horses for Army purposes. At last night's meeting of the Trades of which Hall Mr. John Han Council, cock has been elected President and Mr.

TarrnaGlenorchy, and Castlemaine,

Stawell,

Legislative

which

a

the

is

quiet. 4 per cent, in Western Australian be steady at stocks are stated to scribed

have

Sandhurst

gulla,

is

market

The

rains

Chiltern,

is

warehouse

ex

4961bs.

same

at

'

In many instances colony. large floods have occurred, damage. causing immense In the Avoca the floods are district the since 1870. heaviest In the Casterton,

districts

Australian 6d. per

the

attempting

owing to the running at the the recent heavy rains

aps.

quotations.

Melbourne,

s.

38s.

about

are

was

in

was

floods

All outward. Brokens are £35

9th.

dull

others

Heavy

tin

for

of the

the

yesterday's

unauthorised

an

ovation. a public Straits at £41 ; steady £90 Australian tin ;

accorded

Copper

carelessness. culpable A plot to depose .Prince Alexander of in has been discovered Servia Belgrade, to a view Prince with subistuting The discovery Nicholas of Montenegro.

pairs

to

belonging

the

on are

June 15. Government In drowned yester

the

Swanney, of Works,

dinary depth. A heavy landslip on the Elphinstone immense damage

last

as

Plymouth Shares

association— the patriotic Boulangist the Court On leaving they league. were

is

2s.;

ses

million made

forthcoming.

are

£111.

instantly, yrhile up have been seriously of terrible confusion

considerable

floods,

last

Torrens

yester to which the

incessantly

recorded having fallen night. For the Arcadia Australian ports, the Yarra left Colombo on the 10th ; left the 11th; Aden on the Iberia left left Suez on the 9th; and the Garonne

and. Decroulde, Laguerre, of of the Chamber members francs have been fined 100

victims were removed fortunate being A special disaster. from the enquiry with has been summoned in connection the accident, and already four officials on a of have been arrested charge

caused

that

blotted and others

Liverpool with arsenic.

November murdered having

has

ascertained

day and

are

has been committed Maybrick for murdering her husband, a him merchant, by poisoning

while considerable among and others, and teachers scenes of a heartrending character pre when the sented themselves, especially mangled and maimed bodies of the un for prevailed the parents,

blacklegs

from

after

of ascending an incline. purpose wheels the however, Unfortunately, to grip the rails, the failed whereupon of the carriages ran foremost portion with the carriages that back and collided stationary the foot of the hill. were at collision

have

to

view

a

been completely

disclosures

the

The

with

recent

the

by

£90

:

attended that day, was by upwards of To the spot select thousand children. ed to hold the picnic the children were being

out

is

occurred the par

are

have

74 families

weekly.

London," A terrible

intimidating their taking places. The authorities

Mrs.

is

it

mobs

in

the so-called

are

the

reached

Glasgow,

appalling

between co-operation without formality. The at the Paris attendance Exhibi reached tion 40,000 yesterday as

two

the

at struck the streets

to

Eng

night, owing flooded. The country and the crops are look and the farmers ing splendid, anticipate the season ever known in grandest South Australia. of rain Two inches

position. laborers have and are parading

dock

are

stronger.

drowned,

risen fell

Brokens

brisk.

are

and others

15s.,

Mr. a Russell, employer railway into the working at Goulburn, slipped Goulburn river and was yesterday

mails. rains

to such questions; in regard heavy rains are falling.

Shares

£35

that

Heavy

to

spector day afternoon, flooded lagoon

for

the

!

that

Melbourne,

be

to

in

Toinkinson, the Address-iu-

on

Governor's speech the Premier had wire to Western Aus

the said

boundaries Further

Mr.

members

with

to

to

of Parliamentary of the

spirit

The

.

with that1 expressing sympathy endeavours to obtain colony's Government and had no' Responsible he said to go beyond our own rights

was

question

.

It in

the

thousand

wheat

which is considered uncomfortable number

present, somewhat

lish

..

match.

declined

One

seed

in

Parliament

convene

the

The Rome has arrived

Loch has been strongly to accept the urged by Lord Knutsford he has at the Cape but Governorship finally

to

Government

the

be

to

tralia

to-night.

of

Samuel

the debate

yesterday, no authority

the Ministry.

;

The rumour of the proposed marriage to the Princess of the Czarewitch Maud, of the Prince and the third daughter Princess of Wales, has been reviewed. in favor of the The Czarina is strongly

of

collected.

held a meeting Opposition yesterday the politi for the purpose of discussing situation and 21 cal arrangements.

Henry

Sir.

conclusion

Gaynedah has grounded at Island, Magnetic It is expected she will be

opposed to the Government."

be

will

the was

Hon.

resuming Reply

to

near

the action

refusing discuss

expected

is

Conference

very shortly. native sovereignty attention.

of the

in

made

been

At

£400

men

not

Colony.

The'

Mr.

making

regarding

have and it

concessions

unable

were

the

in

so

being

June 13. Adelaide, Moule has given notice of motion the on that Juue 26 he Assembly in of the move. "That the opinion

is

generally agree as Czar's actions

the

regarding warlike. the United business

her

hundreds

reef

a

Townsville. floated off

Press

in

Several

is

room

The gunboat on

the Sublime of the agree

on

persistency for the completion entered into by

Porte

calculation

June 13. crowded

a

the

night,

admission. obtain the proceedings

war.

in

addressed

last meeting packed that

Nikita

will

factor

Dillon

of

tons

2,150

Brisbane,

proclaimed King of United and daring the coming autumn, the ensuing winter active agita

Another

with

15

for are

deolares that there is scarcely a firm in the "Colony but has a bank overdraft and its proand that there is perty encumbered, of a cultured the'semblance class hardly

South Wales. from has arrived

Gatherer

Francisco,

Mr.

those bo promoted throughout in the succe to be followed provinces ; European eding spring by the great tion

to form an Upper House, of education and property found in W.A. It further

among

solely

wheat.

be

during

made

being of New

Bishops The ship

San

of Russia. in European

owing to the movements The general impression

is

the

doors,

W.A. is occupying the attention of the Pall Gazette labours Mall which under is the delusion that the Colony but tract nothing an immense of The splendid land. paper "agricultural then says that it would difficult be most for

,

with further discussiog, election of a successor of Australia to Bishop Barry as Primate It is understood favors that a majority

The Synod

closed

England's

ultimately

concluded

of has Nikita Montenegro of the that ordered country avmy on a to be- immediately placed footing service on the shortest ready for active

Prince

recorded

June 15. London, on the excitement prevails at both and Vienna Berlin,

Bourses

the

Yorke.

American and

will

political

Great

to

married

was

former

Servia

the

the

i

increase

an

to his with reference Samoan disturbances,

Germany's

friendship

will

sand persons. At

the

that

most

being

is

close

Cornwall)

deputation

fear

now

London, Gladstone

in

owing to which

FOREIGN.

Mr. West

action

late

News.)

Government to indemnify

demands

its

revenue returns show year's of £50,000 over the amount for the same in 1888. period

The half

correspondent

German

,

Eelegrams.

Berlin

Times' that the withdrawn

states

.

The

Jnfercotontal

ant»

Jtoettjn

rabbits

Campania

many

thousands

have been droWned by the

of floods;

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to' them ordering tongue, When had home. they gone go to his ordeiy he away,, in obedience the Inspector saw wounded, lying and and at once placed his house of contained at the disposal all it of ithe the police for the treatment he was in Certainly, dying officer.'! the the position to know how

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priest

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in On an examination, Sunday last, of the children who attend catechism, in the Cathedral of instruction religious the Immaculate Conception each Sunday, conducted the was by His Lordship Bishop and the Very Rev. A. Bourke. The boys and. girls answered so well the of the questions put to them that in many to ascertain classes it was impossible which child was the best. So, all those in who gave ready and correcteach division were called replies up and made to draw The lots for the pick of the premiums. much and the satisfaction, gave plan 1st. was the result: Girls— following Blanche Hart 2nd. Anne class,' class, 3rd. 4.th. class, Malioney Mary Read Emi.oa class,' Mary Goodall ; 5th. class, 6th. Amelia Baker class, Molloy ; 7th, Boys 1st., class, Lucey Butterworth. Alexander O'Connell 2nd., O'Mahoney Thomas 3rd., 4th., Crogan Urquhart William 5th., Taylor, George Hollis Besides several other these, premiums distributed child were every receiving His informed the Lordship something. act lictle that he would ones, however, in, the future arid reward merit differently, he ha,d given To some, he Ssaid, only.-

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school.

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Monday.

on

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Mary

Mary Joseph's we managed Mother

Editor,

in

did

until she was invited by Sister Mary to visit our school. Gertrude Upon the children commenced her arrival, in a honor of Revd. song singing Mother's Feast Day. They sang it and with great very spirit. sweetly Hannah Miss Then one of the pupils, and read McCarthy, stepped forward the to Mother following the Rev. address which had been composed by the children Northam, June 10th, We can Dear Rev. Mother, 1889. the of your not allow anniversary offering Feast Day to pass without small token of our love for you. some to accept the We ask you, therefore, our with accompanying small gifts, wish that you may live most earnest it

usual the the male Associa

and Fremantie.

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Secretary

noon

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Mother,

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happy many and that Day, in,

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hands

.

in tike

and duet well executed by Miss M. Andrew 'and Patten. Another duet Master A. credit tower," followed, Hunting and by Miss McDonald ably rendered Master McDonald. The Gipsy Girl" was and sung by Miss Cripps, prettily after a duet pianoforte by Misses

in

insertion

our

paper,

account

an

the

in connection doings school. Ed. R. June 14th.

with

old favorite and Drage, that Green Shores of Erin," came on and was very the programme McDonald sweetly sung by Masters and E. Mitchell. The next item on the programme was another dramatic of Procrastination is the thief scene, time." the proficiency of the Again

Smith

"

song, next

"

in this piece was youngsters displayed and met with a wellanother surprise, merited which must have applause, to the Sisters as a mark been pleasing evinced at the great of the approbation the Sisters had taken which pains with their A .very amusing pupils. entertainment feature in the evening's was the nigger by "ten performance

flowers.

with Other

a

beautiful pretty

of bouquet bouquets were

the

successful

of

red-coats to the

was

their

large

"

Dream,"

Jessie's

by the

a in their surprise performance, evidenced what great pains had been taken with them by the good Sisters of St. Joseph. A sweet little "Wont song, you buy my pretty

quite and

flowers,"

came

Donald

and

Pell.

her

delighted pathetic, Shells,"

and

next,

by the Misses

sung

ingly

Miss audience

favorite

song,

was

pleas

Mc M. Andrew with that Cripps,

"Gathering

and retired amidst loud ap The first part of the evening's plause. entertainment was to a con brought clusion with "Flower Girl," nicely sung by the Misses Sims, Gregory, an After interval Murphy and Baxter. of five minutes, the second part opened with Miss Smith's overture, which round gained for her a hearty of ap plause, little

deservedly piece,

called

so. "

A very Little

amusing Pickle,"

amidst capitally performed of laughter from the audience. was

roars "

The another side-splitting the rendering of which serio-comic, was a really surprise by the youthful Masters McDonald, a droll comedians, little fellow of some eleven or twelve and E. Mitchell and W. summers, both in their "teens." Gregory, The three

parts"

was

T.

entertain

enjoyable Ijefore

"

was

<

Northamptonians, and J. Drage were the former competitors, Drew

the

champion

nothing,

new

foot in trust

race.

mining

but I record, may on the have in my next, consequent late rise in the price of copper. We have had very heavy rainS since matters

to

last, hardly a day passing without Whilst I am pengood downpour. to the ram is coming down, ing this, use a yankeyism, licks." "big June 13.

my a

BUNBURY

Misses

"

laughter. dell"

the

in

two

that

well

was

.

close.

Queen"

off pulling I have

Rev.

Hosken and who met a McDonald, with good round of applause. The little girls' "Birdie's made a very song, Ball," and the next effect, pleasing piece " was that followed Switzerland" very well rendered by Miss Kate Murphy, who was cheered at its con loudly clusion. After the pianoforte duet by and Drage, the Misses Hosken the audience was to a very comic treated duet, which was Very Suspicious," so executed well E. by Masters. Mitchell and Miss McDonald as to meet with deserved and prolonged ap These young amateurs were plause.

a

successful

"

executed

very

cabin

was

judging

of

peals

frequent log

a

to

Messrs.

the Father Brereton chair, occupied and the lengthy and well selected pro at 8 was started o'clock. gramme Miss Smith, the R.C. music instruc at the piano and got over tor, presided her pretty heavy part of the entertain ment After the over very creditably. the first item on the programme ture, a was The men of Harlech," chorus which was rendered delightfully by amateurs. the young The following duet,

old

It

i'ethiopian.

the audience,

for

;

effect

very pleasing audience. The

the

say

Mitchell, the there,

a

giving

a

treat

God save E. sung, the Rev. in a sensible little Brereton, very thanked the audience for their speech, at the same attendance, remarking, did that such social time, gatherings the amiable much good as evincing between the different existing feelings sects of the district. religious June The anniversary of the colony, 1st, any sports passed here without a which has not oc whatever, thing to my curred for. the past knowledge some of the towns fifteen Still, years. ex folk availed themselves of the cursion which ran on that day, for the at the port and I am glad to sports the

of

news

Captain

a

ment

juvenile

district. surrounding with his Volunteers,

niggers"

quite from

brought

Correspondent.

item

first

little

"The

this week is entertainment of the Sisters of by some of the pupils, St. which took last Joseph, place at the Mechanics' Saturday .night Institute. The commodious Hall was well packed by not only the towns but by many others from the people,

My

little

"

v

own

sweet

a

was

"

NORTHAMPTON. our

of Home

Dreaming

song,

Mother"

—

From

"

next

natural Rev. Mother was the recipient of numerous other small One little gifts. boy could think of nothing else but his favourite white hen for Revd. Mother, which caused great and fun, but laughter Revd. Mother was much pleased with to it. The whole was such a surprise Revd. Mother. She was so pleased that and grateful she could do. nothing After the presentations, but thank us. most the boys all gave 'three hearty Lessons over, cheers. Revd. Mother filled the children's pockets with lolhes, kind teachers, and our Sister Mary Gertrude and Sister Mary Joseph, let us out an hour before the usual time. attend There, are pupils twenty-nine a nice number ing the school, large at least we think so don't you, too, Mr. such a small Editor for place. we We do- believe have the kindest and dearest teachers in the world. intrude Well, we will not any more on valuable We remain, your space. dear Mr. Editor, The pupils of St. J oseph's Northam. School, We thank the Northam children for their contribution. It is our wish that they send us from time to time, for may

:

and its acknowledge many excellences, wish it a. pleasant and useful cordially career.;-.

of them

were

,

-

:

nearly all flowers. The

were

.

with,

but

artificial,

of them

—

From I ,

am

our

.

Correspondent. to record that of the meeting

own

happy monthly

the male "

usual branch Associaof the Sacred Heart held in this town on tion, Friday last, attended than any we have was better had for a long while. It was thought, some time ago, that the Society was but it is now fast declining, very obvious to all that it is hi a vigorous and likely to enjoy a condition long life. Some of its members, however, as could be do not attend as regularly wished. with God's help, Perhaps, ones these careless will change for the and to before be able .better long, value the importance of strict adher ence to the Society's rules. The Rev. Father Brady has lately been suffering much from an affection ear. of the I have just been But, he is now a deal informed that great to better. He attributes the affection out in the air while open sleeping on his recent mission to the travelling North West. are. .wet We having unusually weather in this portion of the colony. J who are It is said by those well-up'

'

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-

either

.

position

take up its the Catholic

Some

her.

given

—

infidel,

professed

must

it-

also

—

insipid

.

to

facts,

-

On Friday week next, an exhibition and a distribution of prizes in connection with the Catholic Assisted School of Boys' Perth will take place. The parents and friends are to at of the children invited tend.

and comments, of those broad the enunciation to of morality which would principlesforce from come1with almost equal or a of a Pagan philosopher the lips bald

"

in

matters

have fell

of this

had, so throughout

far,

description as

the

much whole

that rain

we

of

last

as

winter. on At Bridgetown Police 2rd Court, Mr. obtained a John Bovell a license for a but Wayside Inn; to the same similar made application court by Mr. Moore was refused. Prosser has procured Mr. Wallace at the of Mr. G. W. carriage factory a lie Floyd splendid buggy which to ply between intends Bunbury and

June,

He will also Bridgetown. Greenbushes" for the the "

call

in

at

conveni-

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the York which patched by the goods train, at 345 York arrives in daily p.m. The suggestion is worthy of considera

in

it

letter,

is

have

our

even to these districts from Fremantle which is so close at hand. I beg to inform Our soil is capable, sufficient onions and him, of growingto 'supply the whole of the potatoes and all What hampers us is colony. the absence of here should know it —

—

our to of getting the means produce considerable market without expense. rail If the Bayswater-Busselton we an were fact, accomplished way show the critic of the would soon in the Times what could be grown South. took place on Our athletic sports Wednesday, 5th June, and passed off The day was fine, very successfully. off on and the events came Stirling on Street instead of the recreation

14.

own

Correspondent.

Last day Sunday was communion for the members of the male branch Sacred Heart Two of the Society. were celebrated masses by Fr. Gibney. Thursday next, Fr. Gibney announced, be the feast of Corpus Christi, would be celebrated at and mass would 9 o'clock. After the very rev. mass, the Blessed father upon preached and the Sacrament of Baptism. Trinity He also warned parents to have their a reasonable within children baptised the opinion time after birth. It was of the church, he said, of the Doctors that not more than ten days should birth and baptism. between elapse He instructed all present as to the mode At of administering private baptism. the

evening on reading

by

given

devotions,

the

Fr.

Blessed

instructive

an

Trinity

was

Gibney.

of the season prospects The seed encouraging. about the town is rapidly sown lately and the grass in and growing up, the -townsite is around very high. The weather, as I write, is fine, though are rather frosty. the mornings of note re the regulation In my an error The time-keepers, appears. to be at the station was police flag hoisted when the and not lowered, The

are

has

begun

present

certainly

struck

Office in the Telegraph twelve every Saturday. A Skins are in great demand here. load from Tipperary passed waggon town on into last Saturday. There have been several weddings The marriage in the district lately. a Potts to Miss McGratli, of Mr. of of Mr. Terence McGratli daughter at the resi took place Moorumbino, on Thurs dence of the bride's father, Three license. by special day last, in York were celebrated marriages On Monday, Mr. the week. during clock

National Library of Australia

hope

We

to flow.

regularly.

>

very

bullocks

Singapore.

you

us

news

of their and

writing

forward

now

-Ed.

interesting.-

dune

to'

send

you will The items

—

1

a

license,

R.

and

repair

RiTnlvnmr ==-=—-=—

a

Correspondent.

a few notes Perhaps to be of interest may readers. Unfortunately,

of

majority cannot

of the Sacred

tion

from

Derby

some

unlike

of

Heart,

nor

.

I

an

the Associa with other

as are un such things items, It known here. is a great pity that of wants of the the spiritual people to the North West cannot be attended

religious

of the fewness That so many are in these districts should be left' without the comforts of and its consola during health, religion on must be a tions their sick-bed, source of anxiety to His the Lordship, some effort We trust that Bishop. us to with a will be made provide in

of

consequence in the priests as Catholics

before

priest

For

colony.

long. then,

lack, I must

jects,

day topic the weather, has been all We have had which rains, the squatters.—

a

one

iioor

of

religious with that

sub

every begin the weather. Well, for the last few weeks, that could be desired. three continuous days' must prove a boon to The last rain season were and the prospects

sheep stations. has commenced very early Shearing com this The wool is already year. unwont in, and, as a consequence ingis in the ed animation put being feeble commercial of generally pulse ,

Derby. For

time past, the only way to the jetty at Derby, when of getting is the tide is up, by the tramcars, of the which, owing- to the looseness to ride on. were stonrs, very dangerous The fine is now and, being ballasted, all when the work has been completed, in this will source of danger respect be removed. & Thompson are Messrs Laverstoff their store by the addition improving of

a

some

large

building.

courthouse will be shortly I The material for it has, been landed. believe, Mr. Lamonte takes down with him of about 100 lbs of gold, as the result 3 weeks' at the Ruby Queen crushing to proceed mine. I hear he intends with it to the colonies. Taking advantage of the extension of the coastal trade of the Adelaide of cricketers S.S. the Company, a team intend sending by Derby next to Port Dar the steamer to the cricketers win against play of that place. be the first This will match in which intercolonial W.A, will have taken part. inforined that the Lennard I am a Races, held a few weeks back, were A

new

erected.

success.

great come

The Derby Races 5th and off on

some

a

although

had

However, meeting Just pretty vicinity

6th

notified

June.

to

For

other, they fell through, amount of considerable for them. been collected to hold intended the is or

reason

money

were

it

time about two months is the pearling industry in the brisk. On a patch of the entrance to Kings Sound, in

now1!;

Correspondent.

own

our

!

1

the present, .has severe. had "We, have This month. raiiiincessantlyforthelast contrast we is quite a to what were this time last I experiencing year. have no doubt that if the weather con to

up

!

!

|

tinues

very detrimental has been of account and some

like

long

j

10s.

I

.

"

of where, it is said, indications have been found. The place where the coal is supposed to exist is on the left bank of the Preston, about three miles west of Dardanup. Mr. John McKeernan: I hear, has, to run the obtained, permission Government mail-van between Bunand twice a week, bury Bridgetown It has been so arranged that in future the mail will leave for Bridgetown returnevery Monday and Thursday, ingjto Bunbury the following days. Mr. H. Flynn, junr., and family have from Dardanup changed their residence to the Upper Ferguson. The mission 50 acres, and lately land, comprising at present is occupied by Mr. Flynn, untenanted. area There is a much larger of land

Reserve.—

Onslow ; 160 course. the purpose of a race Bounded on the north and east by lines west 40 chains, ana extending south 40 chains, from a spot situate 11of a post chains 97 links east which stands at a distance of 59 chains 11 lints in direction north, 210 degree 32 minutes' the from eastern east, corner of Onslow town lot 70, at the of intersection Clandon-street and the Campbell street; opposite boundaries being parallel and equal. A certificate (Criminal. of freedom was issued on the 7th inst. for Frank Fallon The con(Reg. No. 10,310). realease ditional held by Thomas Linden for (Reg. No. 8,915) has been cancelled miscdnduct. The 1871.— In Bankruptcy Act, re Joshua of Fremantle Davies, —

suffered.

Every day we are hearing good news Green from the Bushes" tin mines. Several miners from the experienced Eastern Colonies have visited and on the field. Mr. J. favourably reported F. Taylor, of Dardanup Park, left here a few weeks ago for the scene of the a discoveries. He purposes working claim taken We'there. up by him wish Mr. Taylor success. A Company has been formed in Bunbury for the purpose of purchasing a to be used for proboring machine, in the locality of the Preston specting

to flin

ntiitif

(

will

it

prove to the crops. Ploughing a on delayed good while the continual downpours, of the potato have crops this,,

First

(liquidation). of creditors,

1

most

on

Prom

The winter, been unusually

alterations on/1

for

acres,

the

—

perform

£62

for

Public

|

to apply for up for examination. John Gibbs—

T.inlif.V»nnco

t

DARDANUP.

of your

correspondents, with remarks

your

my preface of a meeting

account

s-—s5h

intention come

Accepted.

Tenders to

b.

same

From

gloomy

a

our

River

DERBY

was

YORK. From

away

ing

The Avon June 17.

4-

experience we

20

"

tion.

A

transit

ground. June

-the

that

suggests

UXlv

vtfvoo)

.

were

perhaps,

An

Chronicle mail be des

hi

are

produce getting I could him, surprise I to tell him the cost of

market.

to

A

Ullb

this gentleman's that he has had no nature of the difficulties

of the to contend

postal

rife.

general

Supreme

Court,

meeting Satur In re John on

22nd. inst, at .11 a.m. Perth Kushel, (Liquidation). final and! dividend intended day,

Firstbe to

declared.

Creditors

debts by the 24th

must

be

will

their

prove otherwise

inst;,

they

excluded.

River, coal

%>ot iz ties. PERTH

CATHOLIC

YOUNG

MEN'S

in Dardanup this year being cultivated than there has been for many years 300 acres About have been past. and sown J. ploughed by Messrs. & Sons for Mr. Taylor. Harris The are double-furrow much ploughs used here and with lately, very

SOCIETY. w

There bers

,

j

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i

GOVERNMENT

or

JUNE

6.

to

Moore,

act '

assistant

at telegraphist Newcastle, G. vice Miss C. Gilchrist, resigned.' E. as assistant Teede, to act teleMoore at vice Northam, graphist to act as transferred. A. 0. Nicholas, as

1

1

at

vice Roebourne, engineer W. L. Owen temporarily transferred. The G overnor directs Quarantine.

resident

|

to

now

be

mantained

arriving Flores,

from in

in

the

the

quarantine of

case

vessels

of Endeh, in the Island the Indian Nether lands

is Archipelago, notice of the 4th

cancelled.

that

notified

The

raised.

April

last

is

?"

improved. A remarkable of the new rail strip road from Buenos Ayres to the Andes is probably the longest in the tangent 211 miles a without world, extending It is further curve. notable as hawing no distance and no bridge in the entire or hill a above cutting exceeding yard in or depth height. Mr. Andrew Carnegie

'

,

the American

he ironfounder, says that business career by sweeping and that his fellow office, sweep'-

millionaire began his

—

it

not

The health of his Eminence Cardinal Newman, which during the severe weather of March gave his friends much has lately much anxiety, very

'

J.

of mem

[?]

GAZETTE.

THURSDAY,

.

attendance

at last

,

W

Appointments.—

large

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15.

June

a

Thursday's meeting of this Association. Mr. Frederick Chipper was balloted for and unanimously a elected niember. A lengthy proof recitations and readings was gramme then The selections gone through. were and varied and interesting afforded much entertainment. Some " was also indulged in, Sharp Practice" and several members delivered very of good extempore addresses on subjects a interest. At next discus meeting take place on sion is to the subject, Should Horse Racing be encouraged

j

results.

satisfactory

was

out

an

ers

where

,

A-P

of

evident

are

fees fordepasturing that any rules or. provided scale of fees proposed are submitted for his approval before adoption. Surveyor's Examination. The Board of Examiners under appointed "The Licensed Surveyors Act,. 1886," will hold an examination extending from 1889. June 28th, candi Intending: a date's must week's notice in give regulating

thereon;

I

tone

letter

anonymous

so

writes correspondent of "boasted gardens" districts. From the

Bridgetown about the the Southern

change complants

be condemned

U1

lbbUO

in the

the

to

,

j

QctHlO

Owing

arrangements,

and

|

Ullu

I

thereby.

Analyst.

a

I

'

j

by T«the ll-. Government -IrtrtllA

injured

—

:

I

quality

of

a

a

fell

|

j

a

butter

down

to

'

'

inferior

out as to

turning

as

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happened

recently

named Newport. well and was severely

man

Management. The Govplaced the management of a No. 525, comprising 666 acres, reserve, in the set apart for Murray districts the purpose Of a commonage at Pihin the hands of the jarrah, following Mr; Samuel Butterworth, gentlemen Mr. Edward McLarty, Mr. J ohn Henry McAtee, Mr. Alex. Roy Adam, Mr. William and has delegated to Cornish; them the power of drawing up rules has

ernor

.

;

accident

young-

resigned.

Reserve

;

.

the unscrupulous the dark retailer. The probability is he cannot for the be found in the colony at all the here who contractors supply had a quantity Government say they in stock when the of imported butter of was sold. In article complained is rather hard the light of this fact, it that the dairy farmers in the Southern to the districts should be published is

An

Lockett,

i

,

to who

as

town.

this

—

.

be made known, and possible, alone, and not a large body, for act. his should be made to suffer are in As things stand now, the public

has Board. F. English a member of the Kimberley Roads vice E. Board,

elected Goldfields

I

name

if

should, that he ,

districts

his

Roads been

.

people

that

,

of these

;

on with the industry is carried profit, is attended with but the occupation much danger, owing to the great depth of the water there. News from the Police Party who are out after the murderers of Ramer and on a Chinamen the Robinson' River, a white that they came across states a man, Swede, who has been living and of whom various with the natives at times. accounts have been received he is the survivor, of a Evidently, some shipwreck years back, and was when he was by the natives captured a child, he has no know as, I believe, The party have of civilization. ledge arrested one native for the mui:der the names of the and have obtained others— ten in all. was who Mr, W. H. Courthope, a South by this contemplating trip severe attack of has had a steamer, scurvy and had to go to the hospital. is sendBy the Aiistraliiid,,M.i\Il6se

;

as unfit for human pronounced, lately a said consumption, sample of butter to have come from one of the Southern districts. Many here would be glad with the to learn from the contractors of seller the Government who the to the is. It is only just stuff spurious

the Nor' West, was united to Miss bonds of matrimony of of Mr. W. Eaton, daughter were in this town. Four brides-maids and the wedding party attendance, a comprised goodly number of towns On the following people. day, Mr. H. to was married of Yangedine, Darlot, J. D. Mrs. relict of the late Birrell, of Geraldton while on Wed Birrell, Mr. of Fremantie, Murray, nesday a Miss Rickey, of took for his wife of

Barnes, in the Eaton,

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s

,

of going to persons desirous or coming from the fields. I notice by the issue of the Southern Dr. Tratman Times of 26th May that of

ence

Gazette therefore I

Mr.

David

M'Cargo,

intendent

of the Alleghany. Mr. Robert Pitcairn, of the Pennsylvania

and

Moreland,

president Railroad, Mr.

city

now

Valley super Railroad

attorney

of

Pittsburg.

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from various Six thousand pilgrims Week in Jerusalem. Holy countries speut not The Latin could hospices provide who for the Catholic lodgings pilgrims since It is long asked for hospitality. the so Catholics visited Holy many in a single Places year. of emigration is swelling in The tide of Tory land Ulster. The blessings at keep the peasantry a Unionist The Derry Standard, paper, says that the number of emigrants left in one week recently who Derry

do

the

was

not

known

largest

for

years.

the champion O'Connor, a of who has made America, of New to row Henry Searle,

William

match South Wales,

the

on

in

Thames, the middle

arrive

will

of Jane.

about England that the race should O'Connor is anxious in August. take place on the Thames What London Pays in Rates.— A

daring metropolis amounted 1888, March, or

The

£30,821,500.

average

strike A seamen's £5 demanding

men

is

strike

extending is

ibusiness venienced.

of

value rate

was

being The

has

occurred,

per and

month. the

the The

shipping incon

very seriously Inraan International

between Liverpool trading to the con sind New York, have agreed have Union but the Seamen's cession, the until the strike r efused to withdraw is universal. of increase pay

Madrid

A

correspondent

telegraphs recently

witnessed city of the funeral imposing the

that;

the who left U rquijo, acentury ago for ;

four

leaving

Marquis' half Basque village Cuba, and has died to pounds sterling hundred and sixty

a

millions and one

nephews thousand

in charitable pounds and the the poor of Madrid besides endowed handsomely in and other public institutions to

leg acies Hospital, schools native his

in

Biscay. in the recently Davitt, the London cor coui 'se of a talk with Sun said of the New York respondent Mr. as absurd to say that Glad it w " old. is growing His age is not stone for have no reckoned by years, tliey saw effect; on him. I never anything life than his in my more remarkable village

,

Michael

,

last

s

his cc toned.

in the

'.peech

loosened but sleeves,

up his round his waist, coat his work with the ah

his at

went

He

House.

pushed

)llar,

and of

a

voice He spoke in better conqueror. and gesticulated than five years ago, his and head in a with arms, .legs, of that indicated a reservoir fashion intense

£y

.man

James

land

yet

out

a

at

Mr.

.the

few

Darnell,

some

situation. the enthusiastic

the

a

the

on

farmer of in as

of him

present pictures of the

thus

Kettle

Mr.

Ire

left

friends from

obtained

views

graphic1

of

describes

confidential

and

too old

is

heard

who is little Dublin, and whom he America, near-

one

participations national

aspiration ciergy in with "Joshua, of theiir countrymen hands praying for the success uplifted is a arms of Israel just of the Irish

:

that

fr.

every

hands, justice

peasan

of

this

There Dublin

is

of

part

i

prototype e. warfar

no

the to

room

Irish doubt

and Cashel; and from om in the land consecrated altar to the God of are daily uplifted of the the Irish for triumph try

in

this

conflict

with

oppres

of humanity upon The standard sion. race is to be judged, which the human X was hungry and ye gave me to eat,' in triumphant thank God, to-day is, What is the Irish contention Ireland. and what lias it ever' been, hut a now, of necessaries for the common struggle <

eded. stand lard.: aided bv succe

I

is

fuel andshelter? has Land League revolution its standard is the because

food,

What

you."

my worthy haying, Laura, bathing Lady " hands with tears. Do you think I could consent to your ever me' in my long and toilsome following I up the journey. beg of you,' give1 are

you

"

friend, Eliza's

idea

said'

;

of

such:

making I

for

account,

most

feel

'

shall give ;up my life here for one of agitations peaceful and perhaps but we shall, be sorrows, two to hear all. It will be a happiness .

help you to bear up by my me and you in turn will love, inspire with As to all expenses, I courage. have a sum of money in reserve which will be ample enough to provide In a strange against any accident. to'

to

me

;

,

at

as

home,

we

shall

and

little

satisfied

he;

have

shall

we

very in case of money of necessity. plenty to about' trying then, Speak no more, shake my firm resolution, because it is unchangeable. Only confide all, to, me and let me direct you in all your pro and choose the time for putting jects them into execution.. You know I in Austria, and the one I, have friends knew most intimately is now in living to her, as she is a Paris; I will write near to. relation the statesman who at tile was friend and protector my time of my misfortune. She: will be to able ascertain from him if your at Spielberg. father is still If he is the number .of still among political not then, X shall prisoners, although him from share your hope to deliver not his chains, I shall oppose myself filial and in any way to your devotion, or I shall with in the more you join

of the

:

favourable fortunes God to send you." please

humanity. prayers

bQ)and to succeed.—

that

less

it

may

,

"I

.

abandon to you. myself Laura will your obey you for it is from God alone you blindly, have received the inspiration to be so eroodtome." When Lady Eliza saw that she was to fulfil the calmer she retired in, order she had just made to her. promise the While' her friend was writing letter Laura ;spent her time looking over the remaining and while papers, she was thus a servant engaged her a letter. She opened it brought the handwriting to quickly knowings be Doctor Filose's use "Make of me, my dear friend, confidence not with the utmost only in getting information or assistance in it to the steps you may find necessary wants. I but also for take, your own as wish you to look upon me in future father. If up to the present time your of holding I have not had the privilege I have had the that place, always of one towards and the feelings you, will

Command,

:

-

future,

shall

Humanity, of God's priests, Y> Freeman. -N.

National Library of Australia

it. prove my amiable I bear., you

Good bye, attachment

It is of my old age. world. When in this shall be decided upon I Adieu for my projects. :

Your

The

Laura. is the

link

faithful

last

my

the

last

hope future

your will

tell yon present.

This courage rejoined

appear

was

a

new

source

resigned.

recorded the Radical

,

of

type

the

Revolution

fect

example

idea of

payment—

of the

sum now

a

the boards of romantic

filthy in

left

in stockings, in wrapped

up

boots,

was

Cri6pi,

commissioner

a

after

few days 30,000 lire

nephew

of.

stuffed

parcels of 50,000. sum her death the and discovered,

:

And

concluded

it

that

the the

roundly And this

by asserting

is

thing

a

disgrace. whom for

no woman praise as whose be fulsome, could obsequies, of Radicalism, the devotee penniless to the sound of patriotic were conducted salutes, and the numo of death livmns

Tablet.

—

sanctity.-

Atlantic

The, Quickest

Passage.

and of the Inman of Paris, Steamship Company, at New York arrived recently to her steaming time from Qrieenstown 5 23 Hook being days Sandy The City International

hoars

7 minutes,

ocean

record— that and

2 hours

at

in the

the beating the Etruria

a

quarterpast and the

in

the for

the

last

making

run,

on

the

against of

eight

afternoon.

broke the record

505. of the

a

single

day's

day oil

miles,

best

Umbria's The

—

docks She

morning,

o'clock

best

by She reached

minutes.

Hook

Sandy o'clock at two also

48

thus of

day's are

following

runs.: The first daily figures 445 miles ; wind lull a day), day (not 492 ; wind west. The second day, The third north-west. day, 504 ; wind westsouth-west. to The north-west

the

fourth

The

wind west-north-west. day, 505 wind variable. The day, 511 day (not a full day), 398. ;

fifth

sixth

;

—

miimiJBUJHH

Faith drama

which

liberty

has

—

;

were

Only quite has been put on

J udas

is

intense of all the disgust Rome. hearts in If thny the answer is complain; forthcoming: Let tho Pope make his peace with Italy, will cease. Thus and, all these scandals again

last

charities

;

is

given

to

public

Says

j

'

Irish

making of

the national

the Iowa Messenger American exchanges for

nominations Irish National

"Our

—

:

are

busy

President

League

at

the

next Philadelphia the is matter with that What July. convict John Boyle English escaped the possesses Mr, O'Reilly O'Reilly. of confidence and esteem of all classes of the is one most Americans Irish-

to

full

her sewn

forgiven, illness with had im in hidden

has of wills, search, by dint of diligent of further sum the 20,000 discovered at first Her lire. friends, perplexed, her and scornful are now ; indignant for in a claim have doctors put angry of her. the expenses 200 lire, as covering have made an her creditors illness ; debts and the eager demand for their her chief supporter, withal, Messagero bio her chief her chief panegyrist, " writes And we understand grapher, of a question all this is no this longer of the republican cause, a poor martyr before these discoveries."' as all believed

Faith.

made a kind hero, and a kind of patriot, who seeks the deliverance of his country and whom he goes against Christ, to be an believes This public obstacle. insult to the Gospel is going ou under the very nose of our and authorities, will the Hody go on probabl/C during

-

her

"explosives," A

lire.

Cemetery

Christian

insulting lately

tactics

the

nursed

was

old

were

sterling in her

out

debts

whose very

charity,

who

into

recently put in of San LoreD zo, of an Italian where the civil burial revo became the occasion of lutionary virago the most uttering insults ignoble against? the Pope and Thus also the Religion. National 'Theatre becomes a means of in

as the per pointed the unchristian spirit, of all her and division held up as the poor was

£1,000

run

Odious

had

of

of pagan

over

chimneys,

"

practice

Cadet.

Santa

lady whose funeral time ago, at which spoke of her as the

short

geuerosity the

poverished

Thank you, words. Now I look forward to

the

of

repro of the of his

orators of womanhood, the truly holy has and just of righteousness, example fraud. turned out to be a gigantic She, and simplicity to whose life of poverty true

whose

man ! said Lady young possesses Eliza to Laura when he had gone. If we have to journey Germany, through and you do not find his company disI think it would be just as agreeable, well to take him into He our service. to us in a country use may be of great he knows so well, for he is intelligent and zealous and speaks the language well. Do you share my opinion ?" To be Continued.

against

the

a

goods with

for these kind be happier and the; day when deign to put you will to the test. How happy my sincerity I shall then be to be able to prove my In the and devotion to you. gratitude on dis meantime you may my rely cretion." So saying, after Bernard, the two went back ladies, saluting towards the Church. this "What excellent qualities

Outrages

an

philosopher, the scenes

of

Exposure

was.

shall

by

see

and

Santa Cadet,

of it." 3

a we

fine

we

convention

at

—

Catholic

to the When she orphan. her friend she did her best to more

The

'

praised

of

sort

the Golgotha days in the persons and the Pontiff doings

marked

be

Saviour

some

done

in weekly publishes of Jesus,", ," Life is almost humanised

persecntors.

"

"God

illustrated

our

captive

the poor fellow burst into tears. answered Good Bernard" Lady Eliza no less moved than Laura at the, sight of so much gratitude, " we have do not regret you should found out the cause of our troubles, for we well know keep our you can As to our plans we secret religiously. If have not yet settled them. they are to be carried out we are far from for valuable your services, despising a noble heart to will be help us, yours for us. and you can do great things Do not more over what grieve any appeared to you to be a want of confi on mistaken for you are dence, quite he of use that point. If your zeal can to us, do not fear that my young to friend and myself will hesitate accept

an

Id Illumine. the Pretorium duced in our

need'.

your Here

Week,

friend,

B. Filose. letter

in

Madam,

'

with gratitude. It Laura was to be loved was sweet, with; such such generosity of disinterestedness,, heart. She could only look up into all her friend's face ..putting .away of ever to shake her thoughts trying in her unselfish Too much purpose. moved to herself she, express only filled

said:

;

who

Bonghi,

Signor parts where into

legislator,

popular is being

same

.

is not grief long accustom But I cannot be to your blind and the young grief to you I owe Signora's. everything to keep and when my master offered me in his service the other day, I was to to thank you, coming your place under one of when, as I was passiiig the windows I overheard the Signora and speaking about papers weeping from and a prison where her Italy whither father was locked-up you to take intended her. I have been since for I see filled with sadness ever how you mistrust since poor Bernard, not tell him your trouble, you would on nor his help and devotedness rely '

a

Republicans, &c. The

am

1

I

you

To-day,

Madam, "my

My

about myself, for I ed to misfortune.

'

whig

to vent theories. out shocking in the Chierici Professor will, of the Municipality locale give a lecture on where the the " Historical Jesus," Mankind of His Saviour of stripped will to the world be exhibited Divinity " model of as true a a Democrat,

lecturers

this,

'you in his service to remain in' desire

your

country." dear

"

"

folio

be

still

it

this

un

to retain

disposed

if

:my

sacrificeon'

a

should

is

happy about it;'' My dear Laura, ypu exaggerate I know but one which my sacrifice. I could not is that of' endure. It It is true, that being away from you.

clothing,

.

life— for The Irish'

"

follow

shall

I:

''

he before Mr. Kettle,

Redpath,

souight

He talk

energy. for any

physical

,

young

you go

,

hiii

to

resigned

,,

land, with,

Company,

'

are

you

,

lid.

4s.

nearly

£7,562,310

to

rateable

total

a

the'

rates levied the year ended 25th

total

yet

it.

,

the

our separa continued the

I will not reproach you, nature on for has claims you which even cannot friendship dispute. Therefore a shall never separation I take place, for could' not make up to leave yon when you heed my mind ever. No;1 ho, if. my help1 more1 !than submit

in

lately

in

and to

of

pain"

you

,

that

shows

issued

return

Parliamentary

"

the idea

see

"

scalier

I

!

causes

.

lordism home.

Yes

tion latter

.

t

"

-

,

VI.

(Continued.)

;

see

,

the proved under £60,000.

to

pleased

felt

,

CHAPTER of

was

her young friend had great virtue and that she would correspond to bear up under any trials with grace she. might have to meet with; Mass Every morning both heard them and implored of God to grant their One day as they were request. Church the perceived leaving they Bernard behind one of the kneeling overwhelmed He seemed pillars. with sadness. When he saw them he got up and -followed going away Eliza how them. Lady noticing to question altered he was hastened him. " What ails you, my good Bernard? trouble ? Your Have you any fresh master is well with ;you and pleased

'

being

personalty'

she

,

been

proved

Lady Eliza

TRUE.

.

has

Cambridge

AND

for

Duchess

late

the

of

will

TRIED

type

Springs,

.

The

and

clear-headed,

America

most

loyal

and the distinction law under English

convict from the servitude

is

a

Irishmen

in

of

a being who escaped crown of glory.

,

rifle

Silver

died

fame,

'

of in

Remington

Philo writer Fla.

i

We nominate

John Boyle

O'Reilly."

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985252

Catholic Dr. gusta,

sued

subiect

vital

of

Au

his

Catholic

from doors

is

lately

to

as

is

in

lengthy follows '"The letter on education pastoral Catholic issued by the Roman Bishop of cannot as Port be regarded Augusta and solely an address from a pre wholly late to his flock. It invites the attention of a larger circle than the clergy and laity under the spiritual of Dr. jurisdiction to whom direc it is specifically O'Reily, ted. It discusses a public from question the limited of a section of the standpoint themselves the vic who consider public not tims of an unjust law, and whether or it is meant to have such an effect it un the supporters of doubtedly challenges to the State system of primary education vindicate the policy so attacked. bitterly Iii measure a short, the letter is in some manifesto. political Only to the extent to which Dr. to his O'Reily's message flock do we possesses this character pro pose to refer to it, for we have no desire whatever to make the internal purely concerns of his Church the of subject comment. The Catholic view on public education is of course well known to be to the one of uncompromising hostility Public schools of the colonies. systems It has never.lacked able and earnest ad but we are not aware that it has vocates, ever been more or elaborately eloquently set forth than in the pastoral letter of the His utterance Bishop of Port Augusta. is therefore of more than ordinary impor that the Government tance, and the fact to have seen fit the question of reopen subsidies to private schools by the pro visions of the Education Bill introduced by them last session gives it a practical :

These

application troversy." After

subject

con

political

down lucidly the posir laying and the duties of the claims, of education, Church in the matter his enumerates the chief charges Lordship raised her the score on of her against the

tion,

educational them with

words

own

Here

policy. its answer

is

in

What

of

one

the

Bishop's

business—

they which

common of the opponents the of cry Catholic what education business has in the school ? Religion has its religion own the Church and elsewhere. sphere The school is the house of secular —

—

Secular

learning. f

lirrinno iigiuuu

their

their their have

nifk VI u

and

learning

4-Usiu

till

ill

guuu

diverse in way, are, nevertheless, in their matter, method, and in aims. so diverse Being they their Let places naturally apart.

on her owd religion ground, preach and teach as she but let will; her, too, leave to secular own its fields learning of labour. This argument is a stock

It

one.

enters

into and

almost

every mixes raised, difficulty up with well made against nigh every objection the Catholic of education. theory It runs like a thread through the entire web of the indictment woven by the adversaries of the Chnrch her against for her of the secular rejection system. It is the warp we rather, say,

might

they draw

accusations.

their

argument it

indeed

of

nature

that

really correct

And one

woof

the of

of

weight

all

the

is

yet

.

which

across

?

Is

to

say that diversity and separation, are in unlike their aims can never

necessitates which influences

their

methods and join hands and dwell together. So far from a self-evident being the statement is at plain variance truth, with the teachings of every-day experi

is It flatly contradicted by us in events in taught occurring scores hour of our lives around every us. a We take example— and single that one which the children example themselves furnish shall us. What ence.

lessons

be be themselves can

more or

either

dissimilar,

in

in

immediate

their

them

confess

body's character

its

He

of

is

in

be,

on

in

his

As

a

jnst

such

education,

that

secularists,

perfect,

boastfully the child,

or

say

Not

hold.

but

the

all

child

and

it,

discretion hands

we

that

the use in the its of monarchs.

may

guided

WCVtJI

faculties.

what

.

it

?

We

ready

a

written

is

It ated

book

no

man

that

where

lower reject

and

God

hath

;

wel

a

give

safely the

bUO

vener

joined asunder. put and warning It

prohibition.

divides

linked

By

and deals united, with, what apart, he has things in indissoluble union. of what process reasoning

secularism

assures

of

the

form

an

prudence cannot

know,

and

that

course

what

have

to

What

does

is

this— some

.

—

if

as

if

as

truth

revealed

equal

simply and

the

stood

on

a

with notation, of Christian precepts of no value higher of fractions or the

footing the

were

laws which govern

the and

processes division.

multiplication he regards revelation and Secondly, stand in their morality rightful place, above heaven in science .as its ing. and its permanence splendour transcends this unstable and darksome and asks the question : earth, Why will men

rudely

thrust

religion

from

the

COWST

FOR

FOOD

matter

there

is

a

generally result of

this

system

the

as

where

matter.

meat

excellent and required,

was

not

silage,

well,

hay,

ease.-

The

when was

the

of

making

fed

hard

the

coal

put

upon coal the coal

of

tons

down

ensilage He put

it.

the

on

top,

three and

he worked

as

in

plan extremes,

be

by Mr. One

They

two

or

of

were

specimens a

secured

upon

There

is

from

in

hand

shallow

creamers, The staff

tliaiLUbbV/lO)

smelt

—

agreeably or moist nay/ and Paper..

FEEDING As food to

of be

are

the

of

basis

an

animal, the healthy,

follows

it

menu

that should

for

tissue

and membranes.

be

Flesh

;

in the It is a well-known fact stock that of feeding live foods practice rich carbon not in will produce flesh, while those rich in nitrogen will do so also,

that

tain

a

vital

con organs and for their full and the development full of the vitality animal consequent foods rich in nitrogen must be supplied in sufficient quantity.

A

good

young, will

principal deal of

nitrogen,

fed upon animal but a die, full-grown up to a certain point fat. It is a matter of

growing soon

starch, one fed upon it will become very under conditions economy that present as animals should be matured quickly as Hence it is that in possible. feeding animals mistakes specially may pigs the choice be made in of food, easily —

—

each.

travelling

This is

dairy

fully"

"

relation

trees

from

with

the

side

same

thereto

exposed cut

the

of

the

tried

sun

limbs

Do In

shade the This has been In after years

tree.

can

was

to

here.

moved without injury Steam cultivation

that

nursery. lower limbs

them

trimming, leaving body of the young successfully the lower

to the

in

any

be to

re

gradually the tree."

has not made the that was at one time expected A traction is too engine heavy and lumbersorae to bo a favorite in theand is in field, at a dis consequence count in farming operations. Stationary" are

engines wieldly

carbon.

the

this

progress from it.

up of a large proportion (16 per of nitrogen fat chiefly of carbon or compound of it with water. Food consists of similar but elements, rich in nitrogen some are and some in cent.)

w

established.

not

to its adapted requirements. completely If the food is inadequate for the purpose the of cannot thrive animal, course, It consists of bone, flesh and properly. made up of and certain vital fat, organs

glandular is made

TTCCfl

to preventing young apple E. B. Brown1,, bark-bursting, " of Calhoun county, writes : 111., Have them marked before taken from being the nursery and 6et them in the orcharil

and

life

of

In

j&w jws/i

the

p6l

AUoi

and

admission

Is.

charged

success

and

mixture

tooacco

attendant

.

shown. a

lady1.

aUUUb

bUSlilUg

male

pans, churns,! of two

consists

a each, doorkeeper!, at 35s. the two per week. Pupils pay 21s. each for a 10 days' or 5s training, each for a one day lesson, and spectator s

seconded

AND FATTENING OF PIGS, is

a

school in dairy which travels

van,

The plant village. steam 2-horse-power and' separator, Jersey

a

comprises engine, Dorset

a

to

village

to

four

itinerant

an

fitted

England,

&c.

color,

'

be

surface.

worked the

were

brown light rather like

of variety food rather

the farm. It should, up and mixed gathered soil and stored where it will needed for keep dry until then it use, can be readily fined and easily mixed the soil. As it with is a very conr centra ted a small fertiliser, quantity can be made to fertilise a considerable

down

and

is

poultry a

grain

however, with dry

Mr. Rooke, Mr. Jones, Mr. G. King, and Mr. Lowick and the meeting spoke, ended of thanks to Mr with a vote for Stewart the discussion, opening president

feeding giving

ensilago.

by the King.

dis-

bv

losses

all soft neither nor all hard materials. The if manure, poultry properly of the best that can managed, is one

on

was

from

use

expense

or

case

may

and soft ground either one alone. depending upon One point with laying hens at this time is to make up a good variety, and to

it.

stack

the

than

agreeably no

in It

Express.

better

avoid

to

money

had been at

He in

he

than

larger

maize feeding.

and exemption —Marh Lane

ing,

some

much haying and think first,

as

perhaps, but still

was

be only to point out these facts to of pigs to make use of such lead feeders foods as nitrogenous and bran, milk, linseed with maize, so cake-meal, along to avoid as and to secure disease, more and better meat, greater in feed profit

no

;

fat

—

sufficient

led

cows

to

of exclusive

since

But from

were spleen as vigorous, while, from this better of these organs, the carcase and the proportion of lean

heavier

was

and

lungs, liver, and more be expected

might development

at

weighting

it

to crush arguments of adversaries and crumble tbom to atoms. He this in two he ways. Firstly,

argues

of

we

find

fgonte.

had tried the making of Mr. Milligan with excellent results. When of opinion he first tried he was that he lost the by it, money although results were That, however, good. was a good Last year he hay season. A very good way gained considerably.

growth

than that argument of the child's multiplicity needs before furnishes, they convince can us that the interests of the of education require unmaking the Creator's and the patting work, asunder of what He has so plainly together. joined is The extract a foregoing only of the in sample which way his Lordship of Port Augusta takes up other them

so

best

we

valid

more

which mental

not

the

the

takes

it

opinion. we hold

Secularists

much

of

itself

used feed

—

heart,

antr

coloring

in

moved

He bad

with

as

noblest,

is

what

slights

the

defies

UVUl

the

entrance. in an old

may

Secularism

UUbbUl

from

worthy,

least

is

and

come

U-1U

the higher What

worse

Port Augnsta, Australasia.—

silage

believe,

wisest of the 'Divide the child in is two,' living the greeting of the secularist for every infant to who hearkens his guest BUUIIUU11B.

great boon, of Catholic

had been made it had been

surprised. whatever

by

also

general

adopted portion maize

upon by way of was His first experiment experiment. liked it. LaBt year sour, but the cattle he made some which was more, very well on it— The cows milked good. it.

Secularism

if

very cause

in the system at he would not lay out But he made a little

ing

as the child marred by to have admission there. holds the sword of state,

with

some

commended the Northamp show last year. Mr. said he had spent no R. Parnell

faith

half

is

use

money

be

not

made

as

to

silage

ton

by

fairly

shall

food

have been conducted, subject results remarkable have been The method of feeding

this

on

Chamber of Northamptonshire Mr. meetiug recently,

the

butter

on

and builds its schools, at the door, with blandest standing invites the little ones to enter. tones, is and But the invitation conditional, an more than law iron rale, inexorable of Mede or Persian, the thres guards

to

AS

had

it. accorded Secularism

God,

SILAGE

his

integral while

deal

to

professing determinedly

a

the

Station,

ooloring of it was

maimed

a

a

is

cholera is often a made in excessive use proof of the error of this too carbonaceous food. At some where experiments places prevails,

Agriculture Scriven said that before he used silage the butter made at his dairy was white, and to make it saleable he like paper,

for looks education thing, education it to be given should or but maimed defective, and perfect.

integral It is

and

as

them

on

advancing

jfarrn,

it

not

be

not

whole,

the the often

in

has been to supply such a pro of nitrogenous food with the as would render the feeding fully and healthful. nutritious The effects of such feeding were that the growth of bone was larger, the vital the organs

At

reasoning

for

excess

feeding and hog

in

attained.

as

faculties.

defective and the

unhealthy

in

is

It

pigs."

Consequently, defective constitution

heavier

of

Maize

process.

fattening great an

used

advance

rapid

the

preserve

be

will

not only in education, but all thronghout Sydney Nation.

in

not

may

ing.

the

at

to

too

to

will

as

balance force a

fattening used for

run

loog

and

intellectual

its

is

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