The Record Newspaper - 20 September 1888

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BEGS that

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Hymus's Town

and

Is.

completely

THE

JOHN

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where

w.

and

SILVER

JEWELLERY on

Customers

numerous

he solicits

a

WATCHES description

of every

Direct

more

Tims

Howick

payments JOHN Street,

made taken.

Hotel, Wines,

with

chocest situated

at

were

last

price

"

balcony

and of

view

of

always

TOWLE'S PILLS FOR

"

Proprietor Hardinge

and

v

STREET, Government

hopes,

all

FEMALES and relieve

irregularities, so

with pi evalent all Chemists.

Hall

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Chemist, of of

quickly the

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invalid

the

Prepared Nottingham,

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Spring

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and

surest

or

remedies

combined

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Carts,

frail"

child

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years,

to

weak-

woman,

use.

the

are

is

used,

only sent

im the and

women.

stock. On completion

in

of the

Railway

Works,

to

Omnibus in City

will run connection of trains. departure

all

with

the

Eng

merits.

W.

of T.

my

work

on

WIMBRIDGE.

its

blood in

dyspepsia,

poisoning, almost

diseases

all

fact,

to cured by Dr. of which can

the

a

bottle. stuff

More

bunch of green and Dr. Soule's Beware of all

%

Hard and and

cheaper and

that in

does that American

always at good times icle,"

a

you only simple,

Hop cost,

trifling

and

have,

glothing of

things the stop

foolish medi

humbug but

put your Dr. remedy, ;

you health.

good

;

life

quack doctors

barm, pure Bitters and

on

buy good,

better

substantial

much

so

style,

using

Soule's

the

Times.

sending

and way, especially of employing expensive vile so much of the

trust

every

made, to imitate

stop stop rich food

healthy food, real get more

cine

in

.

you will clothes,

every habit

Sit

Hop,

world.

;

in

poisonous

No

or

the known

in

the blown

the vile above..

,

Soule's be found

genuine without white label,

iggNone hops on

If fine

is The word "Best' used indifference reckless by manufac turers in merit the of proclaiming does not their work; Talk establish and as there can be but supremacy, "Best" one let customers echo my

experience

ters, proof neighborhood

of parts arrival

scrofula.

heir

is

been

name

always

from'

suffering

excruci

inflammatory,

"

Have

variety

every

from

!

and,

indigestion, frail Nature

and

or

Erysipelas "Saltrheum,

intend

Carriage

of shape rheumatism,

out of

pangs ating and chronic,

employed. supervision the strict

drawn

People

to

ALSO.— Double

of phsicians, liver diseases, called consump

coughs,

severe

dying"

by

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

Hard

Carriage

materials

class

nearly

or

1

recent most branch of

every

dead

tion,

to

of

workmanship Photos or Drawings

their

ii.

and up given and other kidney

complaints,

Curricles, Stan

Phaetons, Tilburys, Traps, Carts, Drays,

description

including in

only

Wholesale

.

"Patients

business.

the and

correct

in can

and power, Harmless

&c.

provements

an

distressing sex. Boxes

as

ina diseases or

Ameri and mys is which power developed, its that disease no operations

curative

varied ill-health

PERTH,

Dog

Pony

Gigs,

Hansoms,

(n

STEEL

reliable

most diseases

these

so

or

Builder,

Phaetons,

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

Note.

AND

the

liver

all

chapter

and Single Cart Harness

Only.

the-

same

MACHINIST

lITAQlr

Manufac

of such.''

Buchu." physicians

"

when

Hop

and every purchasers, to guarantee of orders. execution

nvf

diseases

all

that

remedy

only

with others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful can Bitters,

'

ing

a

and cure

urinary

is

What lor

Hence

Carriage

to

:

North

wmbridge, and

on

condyspepsia; biliousness stipation, indices fcioiiy m&i&ri&i and they will tell fever, you ague, &c.," Mandrake or 1111 I Dandelion

1886.

28,

GENERAL

be

will

PENNYROYAL

2s. 9d., of l£d. by E. T. Towlc, Wholesale land. Town

private

the

phys

"

phatically Ask the

from

eminent

most

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

cure

walk

the

best

and

kidneys

STABLING

minute's Station.

i.

of the

all

What is be relied

can

every fami

a

with

symptoms

BOWRA,

with and

or

any

AND

First skilled

from

turers

Is.

the

n

in

thing

irri forms of

all

icians

brands. in a healthy

Melbourne

Coach

Every

of and

chapter

Ask

Beers

HOTEL.

t.

Waggons,

the

share

to order

opposite

6d.

Draper,

City

Importer

Mr.

hand.

Wedding Rings

intimate the above which he

leased

Bright's

hearman,

The

patronage. GOLD

is

to

begs has

GUILPOYLE, Road

of

one

Railway Perth, Jan.

boshst f

ill

complaints, giving natural, childlike refreshing sleep always ? And you unhesitatingly they will tell Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 T'

is

upwards.

in

w..g-.

&c.,

to Removed nearly premises adjoining Chemist Shop, Opposite

Kali,

the

VICTORIA

(Under

Is.

and

WATCH

has

lie

ENGLAND.

nervous

HOTEL.

favourite re-stocked

GOOD

Bonnets,—

tau

MAKER,

Etc.

employed

CLOCK,

CO.,

& chemists,

Questions

the most

terious

Girls'

All the windows with dressed

general

CHRONOMETER,

thus:—

eminent Physician Ask what is the best any school, the world for quieting and allaying; tation of the nerves, and curing all

Ostler.

HAY

These qualities double the about Season.

COMMERCIAL

JOHN

and

Luton,

opened, being the Manufactur

and

6d.

2s.

and

attentive

Ask

residence.

now

from

our

and Mrs.

Boys' Straw Hats,

Hats

EXECUTE

ORDERS all

labelled

EPPS

Vital

!

and

6d. '

milk.

or

by Grocers,

LONDON,

Yard

Spacious

!

from the position, which an extended unsurpassed the City is to be obtained. The Hotel will be found replete and offers to visitors convenience, lies the comforts and privacy of

this

London,

are

Ladies'

AND

JA.MESS

on

hour.

commanding

Is.

2s.

record;

RECEIVE

any

VICTORIA

and Spirits of The Hotel

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at

UILFOYLE p UT that he

JOHN well-known

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of

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Charges— Moderate.

THE

OF

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.

MANAGER

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qualities

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provided

Stabling And an

of,

Paris,

profits

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of purchasing goods at their real value. Novelties for Early Spring selected Summer personally by

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the

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Beers, hand.

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the thorough knowledge of natural laws the ooerations of digestion govern and nutri and of the fine tion, by a careful application proper ties of well-selected Mr. for cocoa, Epps has provided breakfast tables with' a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us dootor's bills. It is may many heavy articles that by thejudioious use of such of diet a constitution be gradually built may up uutil strong to disease. enough to resist every tendency HundredB of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape shaft many a fatal by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and nourished frame."— pure a properly See article in the Civil Service Gazette.

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of

leader

of

man

the has

is

amongst

one

enterprises by which of man to the help

greatest ever gone in

us

as he declarer, unwilling, which has done to by the nation pass to abolish slavery more than any other Lavi Cardinal and the slave trade. of and of Algiers gerie, Ar.chbishop Gener preceded by his VicarCarthage, South' arrived at Hotel, Bailey's al,where on a recent Tuesday, Kensington, of Westminster the Cardinal Archbishop

London,

being

-

him paid the following

of two

visit

a

hours'

duration

day. of my visit, said Cardinal The object in reply to a query put to him, Lavigerie of Europe. to to the conscience is appeal wish to not I have no Alms are all. The of slaves. buy up great quantities obvious result of that would be to give an enormous up impetus to the raids is force that is on the It blacks. needed

not

or

an

aggressive How but a defensive. can the violence of the slave opposed ?" —

force,

offensive otherwise be trade

will be possible to take interested in Africa the Powers His Eminence said up arms, " But my hope still a It might be. one would be the forma distant very

Asked

if

it

like that of the Knights tion of an Order, of the of of Malta, or that Knights or like the Teutonic Order, Alcantara, of which, the members authorised by the Church and protected by Govern took for no conquest, ments, up arms, of the weak aud for but the defence for. not of what States were the completion A French ex-officer able to achieve. of Pontifical Zouaves has devoted his of his life for the sword and the rest He has now of the blacks. defence been living alone a life of for some years at Mpnla on the and sacrifice privation force of Tanganika, commanding a little

of the

.

'

slave

the

Nyanza

to

The

the

trade

south

Cardinal's inflicted

torments the more

dreaded

from the Albertof the Tanganika." the of description and by by the Arabs on mulattos, of that forlorn of the French or

metis,

the

unoffending people from the limits continent, in Algiers to the very thres possessions in the south, hold of the English colonies of appalling facts a is recapitulation

in never known England, and assuredly But His Eminence to be forgotten. of what has-been adds to the poignancy before when he tells us that these related half-human people have not those merely for mental natures in which the capacity Their little be small. suffering may are dearer to them, than civilisation ones homes of English has made the children citizen. The shrieking to the English to death is hacked mother, whose .child '

that she may bear another from the march, the wife torn home cultivated her .little fields, among the to her child and giving birth among love their little the wayside, dying by tender than European with more ones her burdeu

arms

.

in

on

realise the cannot is now scale on which, the slave robbery Five hundred thousand on. men, carried are sold every year and children -women, of Africa. in the markets of the interior

-Englishmen

ness.

And ten,

for

others, death, too young

to

children

_

one

every'

say

beaten

women.

fail

on

die

of

the

march, are little hunger :

old

to

some,

say

five,

sold,

men

too

goon, who have made a des to escape, and child-bearing effort mission Cardinal Lavigerie's men

weak, young perate

when they can, bnt their at pierced beyond endurance from the cries of those to turn having be redeemed. who cannot of these mis Ho wonder the Father " of It is the conscience sions exclaimed, Men that must be aroused. aries

buy them

hearts

Europe

-

a

their

early invaluable

will prove the missions, being doctors.

edu

all

Eminence's great scheme your protection by force of arms, General have entered." Gordon would assuredly " had not He would, God doubtless, him to Himself. Of Stanley's called motive one knows less; but all religious Into

"

of

knows of his noble character and audacity. I can hardly That he is in doubt that he is dead. is possible, but his death close captivity I may tell is more probable. you that the his

world valour

own is Livingstone, your countryman, re after all these dearly now, years, membered by the blacks, for his piety, of for his kindness, for the blamelessness

his

moral

Yes who

;

life.

I

the

is

by the Pope, Christendom; No Pope has

commissioned

am

Father

of

all

is to all. my mission taken this to heart subject has done. He condemned XIII. never used by Popes in words

and

as

ever

slavery

he

law

What world

will

answer

make

the

to

the

to

the

Christian to

summons

a

new

? Cardinal of Chivalry Laviger distant. ie's as he tells us, is stiil hope, But must it be at immeasurable distance ? In theBe days when, amid many problems are to of the men beginning intellect, more the moral certainties, value ouce be found to stop will hundred not five flow of the tears and blood of the the

Order

most

of the children

pitiable

WeeTcly

of God ?—

Register.

are

that

The

Chain.

Completed

have no more declare they must of Heaven !" of it under the light as to the organisation To our inquiries His Eminence replied of biS missionaries, will

National Library of Australia

the

doctor.

was

but

shall

nor

have

we

remarkable

secure

of the

intend,

whieb

statement

Mr.

Mr.

Ronan, flow

tinned

con

who

to seeks of the Castle

his own contempt in Ireland that can be of without the area Mr. Ronan's latest

by displaying

guineas for the only court said to be wholly Castle bribery.

is to state characterise a performance of Mr. as ment Timothy Harrington Mr. Ronan until deliberate lie. waited had left Mr. Ireland to give Harrington insult. It was breath to his foul-mouthed

a

in his making the statement indicates Court the measure the Corouer's for that institution. Nor of his respect and shall we give the verdict to the jury follow the St. James's Gazette , which

But

safe.

" Dr. was that Ridley says his death a by plot against and his professional honour position," of that and meet the statement august Ronan's of Mr. paymaster's by organ

roundly done to

that he was hounded to the assertion be death by the men who hid themselves hind him after his they bad over-ridden authority. M r. Lane's

Apart

interest. on

hearing it death, that the solely brutalities we

that, tised

to

cause

Lane

quite

another

from

its

altogether causes of Dr. Ridley'B to the hilt the charge are and officials directly

for the extravagant responsible that have been practised, and have no doubt, are being prac moment

prisoners. on explicit was himself which ment, was

the

proves Castle

this

who

has

letter

the political is Lane's evidence Mr. the point. It .shows that he the victim of treat made

in his

writes,

in

on

the

opinion of him

charge

"

death. "

begged

of the doctor

calculated M r. Dr. Ridley," several me times was

'

said he, if because,' go into hospital " starve you to death.' you don't they will Later on the deceased doctor proved his to of the to be superior that humanity " Prison I must either defy the Board. on Prison Board or.have ah inquest you." the Prison Board. He He did defy '

to

ordered

Mr.

Lane

exercise

;

and

two

Specialties.

Spicy

on the C'Donnell v. The London Truth Action, offer sporting says:— I make the following or to to The anyone Times, to experts, I else who will take up the challenge. of paper will submit 20 sheets signed and I will make a bet S. Parnell Charles

Commenting Libel

be impossible to which say are not. and which signatures to is more a easy than copy than to difficult nothing more

will

it

genuine Nothing

signature, write an original letter of another person.

the handwriting

in

But why, it is to he Truth : should not Parnell himself Mi. asked, action the Times ? I an against bring answer what would by another question, not but he gain by so doing ? lie could arid his deuial. The Tories reassert From

have

allies

trial suppressed by jury insist that because they an Irish jury might be pre favour of those whom the

Ireland on

persons judiced

in

Government then

Why to

submit

as

prejudiced

fit to thinks Parnell Mr. should his honour to a jury

Ireland rnffian

substitutes illconditioned, bread daily

some

whose

prosecute. be asked

ignorant and whose

depend offers

London

to nis relating correspondence Frank so Hugh O'Donuell, he might be able to judge to what extent the late was ac Mr. Forster not the correspond quainted, only about but also the nature of the with ence,

with that

Mr.

were that proposals exchanged; being at the same time remarked that it seemed almost incredible that his father should have had a but anything very of a superficial knowledge of the details

he

with

dealing

negotiation

to take the opinion the Times is well

it

jury, challenging

is

to

at

game

a

tous

matters

momen such to his

memorandums. to the sur Referring prise expressed by Mr. Arnold Forster at not record of being able to find any the correspondence in his father's papers, Mr. Gladstone ex says it is very easily for that he was attached at plained, the time

the

to

visited

Irish

two

.

to to

in —

:

"

22 Saturday, The Cabinet was April when I got to Dowuing-street, so I hastily made a memo, of the chief points and sent it in to Mr. Forster. Sunday 23 Luncheon at Forster's. April Had a long talk re O'D." Next Mr. Glad —

sitting

stone

Mr.

refers

to

Forster

in

when

interview he had with his study after shortly he showed him the letter

to

what asking gated brutality Mr. then

an

the

in

"

Times the use

is

is

as

Forster's

agents

of July 27th of such unmiti committed by Mr. Forster that he thought

being ?"

Mr. Gladstone

told was

no

in

the continuing which the latter and next heard of town, on the follow resignation use

after

left

Forstei's

Monday.

Herbert Forster

aware

he

that

and he quotes one or ing 1881-82, entries from it, which are very much the poiut. The first, he says, refers his action after immediately being communication Mr. with O'Donnell

This

cogged

and

Office,

it

every day, and, consequently, showed the original letters to Mr. Forster who attached or no to little importance them at the time. of Upon the receipt Mr. A. Forster's Mr. H. Gladstone letter, to a diary he kept dur says lie referred

ing a

own

and at such a critical period. Herbert Gladstone answered this the 20th of letter on aud he July, affirmed the fact of his shown having Forster all the "Mr. correspondence which at all was as well as the material, views, Mr.

Mr.

of

opposed

totally

gentleman

on

dice.

latter

between Mr. correspondence Gladstone and Mr. Arnold concludes with a letter from the gentleman in which he admits the

of Mr. Horbert Gladstone's state and fiom which the following is an extract of notice That worthy did submit a of the you portion and the memorandum correspondence to Mr. Forster seems, and abundantly clear, I am in consequence all the more anxious to know how far he was actually with the contents of the acquainted

jtrutli

The

The says into death of Mr. John Mandeville brings the character of Balfour's vivid relief chief characteristic is its Its tyranny. cowardice. and loathsome spitefulness in a A more hideous thing country " cant freedom" whose politicians about been witnessed in this has never world,, of John Mande and the prison treatment ville

Weekly

is

Dispatch

anothdr

only

:

more

illustration

of what

than usual

striking

goes

on

all

not Law is day. every to punish merely strained op political dare to think and those who ponents that tbey have a right to live it is sot defiance. of hired at open A gang

Ireland

over

;

ments,.

various papers, with to regard your

They zeal,

nothing in their infamous hundreds of men already have their received deathfrom their treatment in

Ireland warrants Balfour's gaols. this Morally guilty as

had

torn

will

commission. thoroughly

fail

acts

bis

Balfour -murder own

is

been

found

The

Hospiee

ouc—

though

aware

attached

it,

aud

in

his

since

probably

correct

correspondence,

to importance firmed by an entry little

has

think

the

is

views

his

were

I

Foister,

I

this

very is

diary

wrote

for the

con

which

you."

Dying.

not

Dublin exposed.

to

and his

surrounded Walsh in

the Inr

of the leading of Dublin who Grace "the Most Rev. Dr attached to the grounds

assemblage

large

TTrfvsninA

of John vulture-like

man's heart out. a strong commission to the infamies of the Irish The next Liberal Gov of their of duty if one is

The

clergymen

tJi«

citizens

T)

as

the

demand

first

the

if

into investigate administration. ernment

same

of

Mandeville us

what

at

stick und

in

clearly

and them.

explanation that Mr.

namely, of the

called resident magistrates "braves," the of a joke, perambulate by way of committing country for the purpose on abominable the outrages people.

their

H. Gladstone, asking of dates and circum

stances

correspondence,

to

Parnell

claws Let

of July to Mr. particulars

for

there

Mr. subserviency, for an substitute Eng lish jury one chosen from the represen of Great Britain. In challenging tatives future

Parnell

that

19th him

wards, referred

certainly as an is Irish while ? But for a jury in

him against the " Castle"

jury against Government

Mr.

the late Mr. Forster against conspiracy while he was as acting Chief. Secretary Mr. to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Arnold it wrote on the Forster, appears,

-

Ireland.

in

to has given the public. imitate the cowardly in

Lane, M.P., We shall not decency

not

any contempt Court by the to the offer on

Coroner

observations most

We do

be guilty of Rice's

we

towards

:

taken has correspondence place Mr. Arnold Forster and Mr. to the Herbert Gladstone relating alleged between

rl

On their heads lies the responsi and for John Mandeville's death, bility the of the assassin for all atrocities which treatment to and respectable Irishman are because patriotic subjected from Mr. Balfour's they happen to differ Government of to the ideas with respect

are

the

A

Board.

their

Says the Nation

fit for puuishment" which missing link connect Dublin Castle

and

Forster.

was

the

his disgraceful treatment of the culmination of a series Mr. which completely shattered outrages It is well to Roche's constitution. have these things brought home to Mr. aud his puppets of the Prison Balfour

that

Gladstone Mr.

late

with the horrors of and the Coercion jails. What these horrors which Mr. John are the terrible story of his own Roche tells experiences The prison treatment shows. brought attack of congestion of the on him an doctor was and when the prison lungs, at last forced to confess that something the prisoner, he ordered with was wrong of poultices of mustard the application The poultices were and linseed. applied of whom not one cold by the warders, orders of knew to out the how carry

Times

before,

it proclaimed contrary of God and of nature."

when

Leo

a

only yesterday captain Englishman; of the same to me to offer Zouaves, came work. If my sons for a similar himself are right, missionaries the African or six hundred five European soldiers, and organised, would suffice well directed and to to rout the to put brigands abolish

steamer,

to

as

out

set

old,

of

scene

twenty-

now

pupils, years a British

;

villages

an

;

cated

'Malta, Govern

They

slavery. auxiliaries

he is the protector negroes And that surround him.

hundred

two

ment ; and the first six to twenty-eight from Marseilles in for the week ago,

in

1 is

letter

to required Balfour Mr.

was

intelligent boys the missionaries

These the slaves. among at their have educated college of the English by permission

induce

to

most

the

The

Herbert

ordrrs

had

'

The

of

redemption

slavery.

against

that

to certify

Mr.

terrible

a

and

.

crusade

'

a

efforts

"got

issue such a needs to be Castle

on

a

Sunday

recent

wirier.

TTftrolfPfc-oroflff. --

their

he days afterwards reprimand from Dublin

"

London-

in

Lavigerie

a

-

Cardinal

of Congregation, and Superior, ap For many the Pope. years have been directed to the formed Founder

is

'

that they which he proved by

®f leantiiBB-

General

0

J

was

t

in

itself

sufficient

the estimation in which attest the members of his Grace's both lay flock, and clerical, hold the great institution of whose wallsbeneath the shadow they the eloquent It scarcely needed stood. to

aud

to speech of tho Archbishop of those who were charity for no words could the present, plead cause of the Hospice as well as the Hos and the scenes within its wallsi pice itself excite

earnest

the

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that

beloved The

and pleaded lately. since its institution be a very litany of

Neots. She had then of age, and a brother96 years living a sister over 90. In October, 1887, in the three sisters said to be liviug were

behalf

in

spoke

prelate

of

history

the

would

inauguration virtues the noblest tell It would and most precious graces. at the close of stormy of happy deaths the and of others which were lives, fitting

passing

whose

only

sin the

for

Hospice

do

to

continue or that the made, under

being

its"

which

effort

;

is

now

of Rochester, New Zealand, the on 24th

of our the leadership characteristic who, with of the sum has promised

Archbishop, munificence,

the fund, £1,000 in its conclusion as

will be as successful has been happy and

to

in

benevolent

its

it

father

At

the

'

of

story

a

convert"

At

Suffolk

the

Frederick

In

case

was

dence

prisoner

doubt

Canterbury,

The

of

the

I

manner

I

by the prisoner. waste worth £800

|

I

prisoner's until the The the .present of year. beginning and the was consulted, Bishop of Salford that the made was upshot of the inquiries to he were of orders letters proved The Anglican undoubted forgeries. to the of Norwich testified

I I

I

I

I I

I I

Truro. claim

validity

remained

by no

at

in

O

But,

shots"

the

for

that

"

by

killed

following

No.

diagram to

the

to

position and therefore

these Irish

un

so

or

in

testimony of sword

manufacturerers

who

supply

fI I I I

Priests

More

Grace the Most Rev. Dr. of and Cashel Archbishop His

ordained

eight

at

priests

members of who evidently

Croke, Emly,

Mitchelstown

the

Cathedral, 29, all alumni

June on Friday, With one .Patrick's College. for dioceses destined they are exception, which and America, for in Australia from this are now college supplied priests The clergy and people of Cashel and endow diocesan their Emly yearly on six hundred with close college and missions of the The names pounds. are as follows priests Inewly-ordained Cashel ; Rev. iReV. William Cleary, U. S. A.; Ijeremiah Ryan, Dubuque, N. S. W Maitland, James Meagher, |Rev. Kiev. Jeremiah Moylan, Bathurst, DuDaniel Riordau IN. S. W. ; Rev. A. Rev. Michael S. U. tuque, Rev. Omaha, U. S. A. Thurles, of St

the Royal amused

blank

walls,

whose

efforts

was

ties

by

the

we

due

entirely of the missiles. we Now when

at given themselves

Mr.

the

the

to

consult

on

he fired

that

at

the

quali

cross-examination, in the direction

of

:

the

Kev.

John

Goulburn, Chicago,

N.S.W. U.S.A.

as

I This "

:

square."

;

Hayes, Crowe,

fhomaB

square,

question he said

;

b'Donoughue,

aud in to what

;

square

.

Under

the

of-

hereditary

in' an find the following " In February, 1887, Mrs. died at Innes Lybster,

we

Jmgevity"

Lchange

heading

:

Ilizabeth aithness-shire,

aged

107

years.

Her

But,

cluded

in

" he saw the direction .

furthermore, admit having

people of the

Constable

bis ".put the window." Wliat then is of Mr. / Colomb's Wellington all inand report— diagrams

did

head out the value

whole

because

stones,

barrack."

Doran "

one

tinctly

the

People.

is

a

to Mr. according Wellington Colomb, it " was to shoot in that quite impossible" direction at all. Again, .when Sergeant Brennan was he said dis examined, of that he fired in the direction

throwing

Long-Lived

saw

to

further his. shot had effect a man fall in the of the shots that

answer

r—

even

,of

Nation.

Oh

emotions

its

the

to

by

face

its

some

me!'

not

I did

said,

and I said, token that 'Form

heart,

me

give

!

I have

as

thatit

sobbing, you have

Your

'

as to mother,' you extricate extrication is 'Yes.' And her?' has to to me, that this be a certainty ' ' But answer Yes.' really happened ?' in an one other !' I said, me question '

will her

'

leave ?' As true religion I without replying,

of

'

such

in

Good God,'

should

it

lest

entreaty, agony is What the me, it paused a moment

an

of

agony

it 'You lest should go away haste, as I do, that the form of religion think, if we does not so greatly matter, try to thatit do good ? ' Or,' I Baid, observing the and was moved with still hesitated, for me, perhaps greatest compassion

? Per Catholic of God oftener, haps it- makes one think ?' and in Him more believe steadily the Spirit, full of such 'For you ,' said for me, that I felt heavenly tenderness

Roman

the

is

the best

'

for you it would break ; my heart is Then I awoke, with the the best !' tears running down my face,, and myself the condition in exactly of the dream. if

as

just dawn, I called up Kate his or and repeated it three four times over that I might not unconsciously or afterwards. make it plainer stronger all free from It was this, hurry, exactly or whatever. confusion Now, nonsense, to I can the strings gather up leading first know were three. The this you of my last letter. from the main subject was

wife

The altar

second in

was,

that

bed-room,

our

there

is

at.

which

a

great some

this inhabited place, who once family old time and I in had Mass performed before go had observed, within myself, was a mark in the ing to bed, that there where a reli above the sanctuary, wall used to and I had be, picture ;

gious wondered within myself what and what have' been, might like.

the valsno-

And

Thirdly,' convent in

doubt, yet,

the

I 'had bells night),'

of for

Romanall

this,

the

subject

the

face was to listening at inter ring had thought,

been

(which and so

Catholic

put the

God oftener,

of

Him

Bismarck

more

and to

?

steadily,

The that

and the latest

of

case

services. of that

Poritiff.

Supreme

has.

rumours,

flying

Bismarck

Prince

about

is

it

take

to.

initiative of calling a con together Powers and offering, gress of European the to Leo XIII. This/ presidency on the part move of the Iron: alleged is Chancellor attributed to a desire tp, compensate the Pope for the slur sought

the

,

to

be cast

on the latter by the.apprpachof the Emperor William to II. This report Quirinal. sepms highly

visit

ing the

absurd

the face of be digested of salt. It

on

cannot

it

sprinkling doubtful

In

it.

case

any

without

a

goo.d extremely,

is

)

,

if the Pope would the, accept circumstances under such presidency The Em peror's visit to the King of Italy in the Quirinal if it his would, precedes be inter visit to the Supreme Pontiff, as a most want of preted ungracious, towards the Vatican. It is,, etiquette also very if Leo. questionable, indeed, XIII. would consent to preside oyer a convention frem which it is said France Vatican has will be excluded. The ,

ever

for the conciliating the French Government,

reason

good

of favour the members would of which inevitably take advantage of the Pope's presidency of the to break off all diplo? congress raatic relations On with the Holy See.

/

-

the

grounds

rumour

of all

devoid

seems

to,»s..j

founda?-

reasonable

tion.

THE

DISCOVERER

thought,

of saying, thought a mortal creature.

said,

think

in

these to be

a wish,' it with myself, reasoning vanish.' If I form a selfish it will wish, such So I hastily discarded hopes and own as came into my, of my anxieties ' Mrs. is surrounded mind, and, Hogarth I never with distresses' observe, great

It

evidence

by the very

police it with correspond statements. Colomb's

Wellington Doran,

Constable admitted

shots

of effect deadly now rest assured

may the boomerang

inquest how does

1

for

'

Constabulary at themselves aimless

firing

and

sorrow

stores to the British while army, relief afford to the con they must great of the innocent and guileless sciences

Colonies.

the

for

a

!

onr

warlike

I

heart.'

'

it

of

spirit.

in

rico

O

bullets boomerang are Constabulary

Mary's

poor

sister-in-law but afraid,

our

win

further of the ingenuity and capabili the corkscrew bayonet and tin

ties

to

'

fire;

am

I have used the word most and you know affections, It was so full of compassion for me which I knew

words.

I

appears and that Shinnick shots." by ricochet

likely struck

were

window

marked

2,

most

me

Casey Truly Royal

was

of

and

natural

said.

the

was

I

voice.

great much, and delight, it it called stretching it 'Dear.' recoiled, and I felt that not being immediately, of my I ought not to have nature, gross addressed so familiarly. it Forgive me 1' I said, creatures are We poor living ourselves able to express only by looks

fired

so

out

the

at all so that I wept very to out my arms I thought ,At this

visited

reasons

(but

it

dead

not

was

really

not

the

think

knew

I

I I

that

to

which

collect,

recognised

stature.

Anyway I His Note

perceive cut me

by

the spot marked 2." And then this

where

men

in

steadily." What, if afterall, crucifixions and statues, tinselled Madonnas, and religious those convent and solemn festivals, bells, of cansipg processions, have the effect Catholics the poor cobbler, of Broad? like

wayside

believe

sublime in its indistinctness, quite I could not I was visited by a spirit. nor do I recollect make out the face, It wore a blue that I desired to do so. in a as the Madonna drapery, might picture by Raphael, and bore no resem known' blance to I have ever anyone sure),

"

a

Roman

more

stairs

and this dream. dreamed asleep that as real, I was throughout and full of passion as Macready animated, in the last of scene (God bless him), In an indistinct which Macbeth. place,

this says It is just Casey may

on

concludes

official

intelligent fortunate

can

I'

reality

fell

my and

"

have stood No. diagram

you night,

Monday

:

dream curious and of the frag

make it up. I have had a re turn of rheumatism in my and back, round like a of knotted my waist girdle pain, and had laid sic ) awake nearly all thac night under the infliction, when I

spiritually,

or

a

religion

to

helped

Mr.

of much resource, that and Shinnich possible have heen struck i.e., by direct ricochet but if so, he who shots, have leaned out of the must either dow

I had last of ments

of

tell

me

of

subject

him,

on

deep impression

'

the ignorant mind as are

arrived

Colomb.

Let

a

the

on

Him those those

as

it

Per? striking thought : Catholic makes religion of God oftener, and believe, in

is

think

one

in agency I wonder a dream or

any and

!"

vision

'

some

supported which would

unofficial

Wellington gentleman

the body stood in

servitude.

penal

conclusions

:

There year. to the no defence specific practically who the made against prisoner, charge to seven and sentenced was found guilty years'

the

puzzling

is

a

and explained very forcibly of his paragraph put in the following " to believe I have no reason report who fired that stretched any of the men

deceived he had been The living he occupied a

and

is

to

lucidly

Bishop

in which

a

shots

and and 3,

2,

be as uuinitiated

chet

unsuspected

1,

"

a

made

evidently bearing

not

testi

official

be this the

"ricochet"

marvellous,

diagrams

curacy to the living, was afterwards presented with the formal sanction and instituted He sent of the Bishop of the diocese. of orders which had, he said, been letters of him by the Catholic Bishop granted he 1877. After 1873 and Sal ford, Church, the Catholic joined the Anglican recognized by the Es ordination being to a he licensed was tablished Church, of curacy by the present Archbishop of then who was Bishop

Anglican

to

seem

thing

was report a Catholic Forster's (note Household Edition, page Life of Dickens, to JohuForIo one of his letters 64). from Genoa, 30th September, 1844, ster, he relates a remarkable dream, one which

except

Mr.

one

his

from

for

capacities;

about

thing

according obtained

1883,

of

who

killed at Mitchelstown by gan was " shot and not ricochet" by a direct This recherche evi shot. gentleman's

character. extraordinary the to the evidence, the license to a and of Wetheringselt,

most

of the

one

The

observations

Colomb,

and

a

issued lately point of view, massacre. It

report of no ing genius In mean order. Now Assistant of Irish Royal spector-General informs the Under Secre Constabulary for Ireland in his report that no tary that Lonerdoubt remains in his mind

.

-

tonsure

the

would

'

Bishop and priesthood.

of

mony

for

Mitchelstown

Wellington

-Wilfrid Ellis, Anglithe acknowledged several years bunoiic, of Wethermgsett, can Rector solemnized for having was indicted " know in that church while matrimony and falsely feloniously, wilfully, ingly, A orders." to be in holy pretending with indictment secoud charged him_ of the Ca and using the name forging of of Sal ford in certificates tholic

Warder

CoerIreland

Chief

the

was paper the official

from

consists

10, George for who was

July

on

Jail

and

dealing, with the

St.

Bury

Assizes,

England,

of

Parliamentary

to

protestantism.

Edmunds,

instance

Itjs ft life early had become

that in Dickens's that he current

was

for

cionist the

Boomerang

actual That haps the an

curious

Observe

the age of 107 years.

and Nonsense Missiles.

Official

"

month

who to had emigrated attained his 104th year His 1887. September,

to

lived

inception.

sent to Gaol A Clergyman Years. Seven

97 Andrew

,

can

none,

so

108,

same

at

and Dakota, 112 and

Iowa, of

aged aged 85 and Mary Martin, Creig, married at Deerfield, Pennsyl 83, were in vania. The bride's mother, died, in 1880, Connecticut aged 101 years. father was 96 when The bridegroom's ,he died, having been married twice after Lewis native he was Mr. Louis a 75.

souls,

poverty. has prospered brief existence

Dying

St.

States of Virginia, the several ages the In years.

The

was

during

marvellously that it will doubt,

of angelic

away

near

hall,

fulfilled being by I had no which hand, whether I should regard

.

than

wish

Remarkable

.

thoroughly

Dickens' Dream.

.

recent and dis

lived to be 99, and of four sisters, and were over died at 99, three 90, a brother was 89 at the time of his In September, death. 1887, Mrs. Cant at'Pertenher 100th birthday celebrated one

OF

GOLDEN

VALLEY.

(From

West

the

Australian).-

The following

particulars respecting of Mr. B. N. the Colreavy, of Golden Valley, may, .not, interest at a time when the

the career discoverer be without at

country

and so

attracting Norbert

around

much

that

attention the native

Golreavy,

Golden

is

Valley, but arrived in six years old.

a

Tasmania

:

;

is

locality

Bernard discoverer of :

of

i

,

.

is more years Christian. tinctively of which Dublin's

.

Ireland,

when

he

was

his removed to New South Wales, parents and settled in the Hawkesbury district resumed near Sydney, where bis father his

afterwards

Shortly

as a farmer. he reached his

occupation until period

original this

From

Mr.

/

toiled patiently of a trade, through the apprenticeship in was which from its sedentary nature, but ill accord with his natural tastes and ambition to roam and now arrived the ; majority,

turning

Colreavy

of'

point

his

when and

life,

to

the apron exchange the for the craftsman with its chequered legacy

he

i;

.

was

of

tools

r

pick digger's suffer of toil, In 1857, the

and joy. excitement, to Port broke Curtis (Queensland) on this field he received, out, and it was his The, history baptism as a digger. main of the Port Curtis in its rush, the history reads not unlike features, of; ing,

.

Catholics within,

country

this

great has

rush

Goldfield, Kimberley at Rockharapton, old steamship

our

landed is the

.

benevolence in founded

the

Charles

mother

marvellous

many which

:

Ma. Colreavy from

Sydney,,

Eagle

(Captain

,

Cottier commanding) only to find crowds'.: and furious of diggers disappointed The Captain's the workings. deserting for life was threatened fresh,. conveying to instead adventurers the .of field, in publishing Sydney the warning its

of

news

failure,

and lawless,

.

.

the

of charity of Irish

-

bf

one

monuments

,

:

acts,

only by the Goldfield Commissioner concluding arrangements with the Captain for the return passage to of all the men on the field, Sydney In the both with and without means.

.

averted

were

.

;

,

face

of

all

this

Mr. discouragement, the value of to test ,

Colreavy

determined

.

"

Not

the Gold

reports was

by fonnd,

personal for and,

experience. years after-

.

field. Canoona proved a payable wards, The had bew in the discovery gold /

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While

interval Curtis Port

old

workings,

and

the

1878,

(New South

Goldfield

decay

Wales),

in for there

between

the A

diggers. despatched

detuchment

to

The

Chinese

themselves by afterwards destroy of the water supply. ing the of the Then followed formation Committee to preserve order, Vigilance the enrolment of the diggers into bands, the drum that beat the assembly, the first

polluting the source

a

on

and the expulsion of the Chinatown, hint. hated Celestial from Lambing with These and the riots that followed the police, in loss of life which resulted and wounds, and the ultimate triumph -

of

the

perhaps

not

will

bear

not

widely allusion

history

that

tbey

to here.

year

Goldfield

of

known

so

The following lan

matters

are

diggers,

the Lachdiscovered, time after

(1863),

(N.S.W.)

was

a within where, very short there was on the discovery, a population the field of 30,000" and from persons in the same Mr. Colreavy there, year, the to River proceeded Macquarie ;

for gold and dia prospect was rewarded with a fair measure of success. Next year, 1864, the Down rush Peak (Queensland) The of landing broke out. was port On his visit Rockhampton. previous the Port to this port, during Curtis to and

(N.S.W.) monds,

a

ruBh, sole

town. with

fine-looking

he worked, two

years,

a

"West Coast rush out.

This rich thousands many four for years,

populous Peak Downs,

varying

866, of New

when

from

fortune the

Zealand

kept

field

the life.

and

a

On the 1

till

is

was

urban

of,

sign

solitai-y

Rockhampton

Now,

hut

bark

shepherd's

and

him,

for great broke and its

all

climes, busy the year 1870, of the precious announced the discovery metal at Gympie. Here he was fortu in a rich share of the nate obtaining alluvial field,

up now

when

at first discovered on this gold but left to the opening previous of rich auriferous which are reefs, commercial the backbone of that town.

important

The Cape which lies some

(Queensland), dreds of miles next field visited, to steering he reached miles, land), success

which

;

and some

he prospected was

he

was

Ravenswood

alluvial

for

(Queensland) 1872, where

the

gold. the

settled

(Queens with

Mount next

himself

then, 200 some

Wyatt eruption, down for

Very

after this, a rush shortly broke out at the.Gilbert Range (Queens the first time but for in his land), he resisted the entice career, digging ments of a new El Dorado, and remain-' a

-d

time.

north,

hun

where he opened up

reefs quartz the southward

rich

some

further

River

at.

Mount

Wyatt.

National Library of Australia

He

secured

Towers,

far

as

had

concerned,

is

failure,

No

became so much the blacks of real danger that concealment He then con possible. louger

Charters

revenged

"

of no

and

banner that bore the strange device, the attack Chinese !M the parade,

results but successful of the convince in the country in the face especially though as yet otherwise

the field of portion

alluvial

been

Cape River

which

garn," black

of his

were

quiet,

all

a fair for two years, obtaining and dust. of the nuggets share average His health breaking doWD, lie was again but he to return to Sydney, compelled two months before had been there barely

discoveries were

Creeks After home

of

rich extraordinary Sandy and Oukey of the Palmer).

at

reported (tributaries

a

to

visit

this

he returned Six months

locality,

Windsor, N.S.W. on his he was afterwards, to

to the way situated about 300 This Cooktown (Q). failure, and he now

Coleman River, miles of north rush a proved returned to to embark Sydney Pieman River and the Lisle in Tasmania. The discoveries

the

for

gold winter

however, of this climate, proved too for a Queensland severe constitution, once more to and he was compelled old home in Windsor. return to his Tbe goldfield, 1878, sit Hodgkinson uated about 104 miles from Cairns, (Q), weather,

was

afterwards

shortly

he remained

some

claim

prospecting when old

Here reported. and held the time, \urora.' Tben,ju6t

were to diggers beginning for there had been a lull iu min think that the rich alluvial field ing matters of the past in Aus was become a thing in 1880 came the tralia, startling —

of

a Temora, N.S.W., piece of scrubby country which men had never walked over hundteds of times,

announcement

of

dreaming Temora in

was

about

but

visited,

of another situated

favour

Permagui, 160

wealth.

underground

its

miles

forsaken the discovery, soon

new

the

on

south

sea

of

beach, where

Sydney, rich was the found. Then came gold of Mount Brown, N.S.W. news in 1882 iu the far interior. The journey to this field was with and saddle accomplished aud the distance covered pack horses, over on

800 this

field

fortune.

His

directed

to the

ton

Two

miles.

were

years

with

unvarying

next

expedition

Barrier

in N.S.W., and galena.

1883,

Ranges,

spent

good was

Silverfor

to

prospect silver In this, with he met the fair but before left success, great at Broken with discovery of silver Hil, fresh fields in the intention of seeking Western Australia. arrived in He Australia iD and made Western 1884,

arrangements but through

to proeeed a

difficulty

locality. to the

to

Kimberley,

in the

transport

was

The

for the and char He uow

southward,

The companion the

to the tender the new risking discovery of the " Tomahawk Brigade," mercies to the the southwurd, "Judith" claim claims to the " Horgan" and " Marion"

rate carried

lasia

(From

Silver

and

tin

quoted

is

The

team

nings Their

Intercolonial

Chief

Diuizulu

to the himself ment, conditionally

of

bers ruins

wickets

five

cfonmalliri'

"ntflniui xivpnuij

have been reduced thousands of people killed

to or

fire has occurred at San the whole nearly Francisco, devastating of the manufacturing part of principal the city, doing great damage, which is at twp computed by a rough estimate million dollars.

Mark-lane

in

wheat

at

41s.

the occupies at present.

and values

Copper, £105 ; for £79. Tin

is

delivery

£104

j

per quarter, the list in

of

is

silver

u

half-peuny

13. inn first Lillywhite's eleven, in their the Australians, made 142; with ings in their second innings they have scored loss of six Their 63 for the wickets.

opponents put second innings.

September

119

together

The

is

of affairs position much alarm. causing

confined illness

Cabul.

to

must shortly The Duke King of Italy, the

in

their

Princess

and Ishak, be fought.

in Afghanistan The Ameer

a

decisive

at

safely Cole),

result

of

through

has

been got afloat of her injuries is

extent

again, yet

as

The decrease is chiefly, ac for by emigration to America. H. W. has left Venn, M.L.C.,

quarter. counted

Mr. London,

on

his

to Western

leturn

Aus-

tralia.

The Grand

Dnke Paul (aged 28), the brother of the Czar of Russia, to is betrothed the Princess Alexander the eldest, of the King daughter (18), of Greece. '#

youngest

The Ameer's have scored two troops decided successes. They have captured the position at occupied by the rebels Kamard and have completely surrounded

Ishak

whose

Khan,

speedy

is

capture

I

inevitable.

I

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market

unchanged. Australian wheat

of

is

I

is

1

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the

demands

I

is

pounds tributors committee

battle

at Bonaparte, on Turin, Wednesday, September 12. Heavy floods have occurred through the and Northern out Italy, Tyrol damage/ causing immense Tbe prisoner who has been arrested for the Whitechapel murders is an

of

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the

stated masters

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are

want-

of

the willingness to terms with the met for yesterday

signs to

come

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employers. the with

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strikers.

Hospital. strike tlfe among continues. There

however, the men

ing

of the

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a thousand subscrintions ofeach from conanonymous have been received by the of the Melbourne Horace-

Two

still

D'Aosta. of the brother was married to his niece, Letitia

tu

engaged ran aground

It has been ascertained that at the end of June last tbe population of Ireland had decreased that by 37,000 during

opathic The

to his serious house with and the rebels are on marching Th ree Afghan armies are now

marching

ia

the

in

The Victorian '.union Employers' have voted £2,000 weekly to assist the coal-owners in Newcastle in resisting

higher.

London,.

kalanrvi'vim voiyugiug

unknown.

quoted

now

the

is quoted at spot, at three months,

the.

on

is

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disaster.

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South Australian

16.

second

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for

houses

and

their

the employ, died of apoplexy, excitement induced suddenly

to

over

fund. declined.

September

in

the

and

in team, scored 192. have one wicket down

opponents

P.

the

the British authorities. of great and Earthquakes severity in their results have disastrous terribly in and around Greece. Num occurred delivered

at

annum

per

company's

Transvaal Govern that he shall not he

ed

Austra

Marseilles. The passengers were but the commander landed, (Capt. one of the oldest officers in the

has been received from to the that Zulu effoct has at length surrender

Intelligence South Africa

of

dividend

reserve the have slightly at 3s. 8d.

Australians, with Lillywhite's

China

News.)

lost

already

in has

35.

for

Australians have gone to Brad In their match with Lillywhite's 86 ; while their they scored oppon

have

ents 121.

Bank

London, The"

FOREIGN.

ford.

by

noticed,

to

£13,000

Copper

©elegratns. Daily

the

compauy,

was

of the have a declared of 12 per cent,

"w

q

English that

disappeared.

Tho

th

whose

deceased

The directors

the

anft

fled.

of

in

the

traiu,

since

on the south and north respectively " line of on the Edith" and reef, " " on the Scott" .the Kathleen" line, and "The Waterhall north, Company, on the south were all secured.

Foreign

and

successfully remainder

the> police dead body of a mau found yesterday on"> the railway the line near St. Prancas station with that of a person corresponds named who arrived from Aus King, tralia by tbe Ormuz, a few days ago.

there Yil

tbe 30th December, 1887, dis-' Golden the " Kathleen" covered reef, and on tbe 12th January, 1888, Valley, Before "Edith" reef (Huggins'). the

remained

ness

that

attention

The

Australia a hoax. simply has ascertained tbat

the

to the southward of the Palmer, miles en so that Mr. route,'.. Colreavy was soon drive in. his and the first to amongst the new and here he on field, pegs

gold

in

abundant

so

"

much name

is

stone

acteristic

hills,

was

invasion

Chinese

to

would

gold

too opinion, the native

his

in

being

came

ex

Stanley

the McArtoey, China declares

for

Secretary rumoured

after

and,

few weeks close that payable the conclusion never be found in the Yilgarn

of their leader carried into executioo. of the party deserted John Sir life

"

streamed io parts The of the new discovery. about 300 was distant only

rush great the direction

permitted, prospecting,

a

directed and on

a

which

country

had not previously

a

gold

somewhat

fields

and the other from

as

Yilgarn

of the

Mr. H.M.

has been treacher Equatorial Africa, murdered carriers in ously by native his It appears tbat the cai riers party. had mutinied and refused to proceed any further with the expedition, and that the party were to returning Stanley when a conspiracy to destroy the Falls,

that time

examiue

to

of

iu

;

he proceeded

tbe leader

Barttelot, in search

pedition

visit

a to few the secret conditionally interests were his securely pro was made when the tected, discovery known. At the close of the generally of the cele the discovery year .1874, Goldfield was brated Palmer River and party, reported by J. V. Mulligan As who washed 106oz. in six weeks.

"

insuffi

was

115.

for

Major

on

.

distinguished act against

wickets

to long of -auriferous

existence

fided until

the field to restore order, themselves to by refusing the European diggers.

-

;

and

was

Chinese Marines,

and of

European

party

in their first made 195. former, inniugs, The Australians made only 35 and in second their seven innings they have lost

tance

tility matter

of Australian the goldfields in which occurred great riots, the author 1862, of the diggers against and as being of the scene of one ities, if not the first, the earliest, disputes history

its

prospecting to aohieve

sufficiently

to and determined Goldfield, where the Cape River district, with success. met he had previous Here he found alluvial gold, and worked alone weeks until tbe hos for several

the

tliat

districts Eastern of a genuine, of another discovery party. unimportant, He then proceeded to organise a private with Mr. H. and in company party, Northam for on left the East Huggins, Arrived in 1887. the 1st December,

re-

in the same Flat, colony, and, he true digger-like inconsistency, turned from the new to go to the newer share of field. Here an encouraging the metal fell to his dish. golden memoi'able

the cient

Northern

with

of

history results are probably freBh in the public mind still sufficiently here. to not require re-capitulation of this expedi One result, however, be touched remains to tion upon time The limited allowod briefly.

over traversed was 1000 miles, the journey several months, occupied at Towers Charters but, in safety last, was He stayed, reached. however, but tbe Great a short time at what is now

a

Lambing

is

(Q-), he had

August

in

Yilgarn

The

year. and

expedition

an of such expedition hardships far as the route were lay very great, limits of sheep and beyond the outside and and hostile natives cattle stations, flooded were no obstacles rivers trifling The dis to encounter and overcome.

to its altitude, which, owing or suffers some a climate enjoys, from, what akin to that of the North- of Scothis destina laud'; but, before reaching news en route, of the while tion, arrived, of rich at alluvial discovery gold

Flat

where of the

to

Expedition

pecting of last

and

locality

Lambing

Towers

and now one richest, before, if not the richest (quartz reefs) goldfield was made The journey in the world. with the interior overland through saddle and pack horses. The perils

stirring after Port Not the episode. long Mr. Curtis catastrophe, Colreavy who how began to consider himself a person of some in quartz and experience gold, found on the way to the Snowy himself Iiiver

of Charters

Ravenswood,

near

been

a

many

lo

that industry.

bis

recruitiug

announcement

now

shafts, in tottering

aud. deserted, of monuments

silent

.

.

whims,

in

wide-spread

a

man and is completely insane. elderly His complicity in the murders is as yet uncertain. R. A. the eminent astro Proctov, is dead nomer, aged 51. In the return match between Lillyand the white's team Australians the

fell the proposed expedition For two years he remaiued until to in business at Perth, appointed of the Government Pros the leadership

through.

health, gold was about 160 discovered Gulgong, and once more he miles from Sydney, in a healthy, was his fortune trying the civilised now came And place.

long

to

puddling afterwards,

of horses,

on

at

that separates from Dis the visit the the name of Golden of covery Valley, old diggings will of an creep in, many cherished and familiar to the memory Australian to digger, perhaps recalling the picturesque of recollection remaius the

became

cality,

ground: In

field,

machine

.

the

and

puddling,

.

upon people who were easily iuexperieneed who loft disheartened and by report, of their dreams of wealth the scene a the into without pick putting

by

for

claims first the which

j

quent

extensive erected

conse

rushed

was

of discussing that a

result

their willingness in conference.

the large to

I I I I I

position,

majority meet

the

I

I

12. September of the mine-masters in conference

Sydney, The

delegates and men met but with no to-day, It is fully anticipated southern miners will a

large

sequently

increase

there

I fl

again

satisfactory that most

'

result.

of the

forthwith_deinand of

must

and conwages, be a correspond-

'

and

exaggerated, the field

this,

,

instance,

.

first

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in the newspapers appearing to the delay or otherwise of the the public, late trains, thereby misleading Time all alterations in the published known Table are made on the Official and in Stations Board" at the Railway. to cases, attention is drawn special many the fact by advertisements.B. Smith and Messrs. P. A. Gugeri, mem W. Simpson, have been appointed of Health for the bers of the Local Board R. S. of Perth in the place of Messrs. city J. Haynes, S. Hymus, "D. W. Harwood, who have Liddelow and F. T. Crowder

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have recent The following Gazette ly appeared in the Government Mr. J. M. Craig, of Sheep, Inspector of the has been appointed to take charge to the South-West District iii addition District. Central is to Police Constable David Dun worth act as clerk to the Bench of Magistrates, at and clerk to the Local Court, Derby, vice, Mr. H. Swete", West Kimberiey, leave of absence. granted Mr.' In the Public Works' Department, to act tem Arthur Oliver Nicholls is Clerk in the place as a Probation porarily of Mr. J. H. K. Wright, resigned. H. T. Messrs. T. Peacock, W. Baker, T. G. M. J. T. Laffan, Keep, Smallpage, and D. Doherty have been elected Burns to serve as members of the East KimRoads the current Board, during berley

that miners are rumoured from England, and that being imported the first on batch "have already left, their way to New South "Wales

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GOyEBNMENT

and block, the greatest the whole

Adelaide,

(Vic Wales), 2 Six wheels

Labor Trades and have re Council' Committee already ceived £120 on this account.

13. Sept. The conference between the strikers and the masters, to-dav. terminated which The proceedings, fruitlessly. lasted 40 ended scarcely minutes,

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Sydney

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resigned. Tenders will at the be received office of the Public Works and Railways' Depart ment until noon of the 1st Monday, from to erect October, persons a willing station on the Great Southern railway at the 217m 57c.— about 30 miles Line, from The Government will Beverley.' a deposit of 2£ per centum of require amount of tender with each tender as for the due execution of the guarantee

decided upon levying shillings per the assist towards member, monthly, of the strikers in the ance Newcastle

proclaim

proposals.

has been

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chair

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in preparation for the contest to off on the Parramatta on the 26th come friends are inst. The Canadian's very confident of his. success. of The 1 0-mile. Bicycle Championship

to

A.

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.

has been The duty two. of 6d,, has been 20s.,

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entire

on

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sums

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have

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who

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proposals in .the Assembly. the Govern against

amendment

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i

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Melbourne, Tariff

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and out. gone who are to work, and to others willing strike. have the Some seceded from and the authori trouble is anticipated, ties are meanwhile taking every pre caution to prevent disturbance. in and Hanlan are both

made

the

.

has issued Government, extending .protection

miners

remuner

to

(Saturday)

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.

been

the

at

-

closing revelations have starting with to enormous reference ations been having paid

I

to-day

22,000. The clamation

shareholders the British <j>f Hill Mine have resolved upon their London office. Some

Broken

I

tion

'>

.

The

I

attendance

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bourne to Andover Station and the Hard ing River. Geo. N. F. Allnut has made appli at cation the Police Magistrate's Office, for a license to wild Bridgetown, destroy cattle on his own runs in the Blackwood for quarter District, ending 31st Decem ber, 1888.,J The tender of Robert Carr has been ac to a mail in a spring cepted convey between and Golden vehicle, Moranoppin via Mangowine, once Valley, returning for one at a fortnight, £120 per year,

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'

speedy

furnaces

their

success,

great

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in

usingjfirewood

now

,

of .coal. price at Newlying the result of the ConIf the result be adverse to a settlement all will leave for sea.

ference.

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the

are

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a

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honour and esteem in which Leo XIII. is held Pope by almost the whole civilized world and the countless marks of affection which but lately poured into the Vatican are too to be borne in galling and the patience by Signor Crispi of revolutionists and secret group sectaries that make up his following. Hence a new law of spite and hatred

.

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ITALY.

great

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AND

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a has seen the new Penal light Code has passed the Italian parlia ment and its main scope is to make to it for any ecclesiastic impossible do his duty, without at once in the penalties of fine and curring have come imprisonment. Things to this in Italy that not is the even of the Father safe in Holy person At the late munici the Vatican. elections in Rome, howling pal in the most insulting mobs indulged towards the Pope and expressions —

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adverse '

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others, /

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builders

Penal Code of the Italian makes it high treason to speak either for any ecclesiastic or in favour of privately publicly the temporal of the Pope. power

further that

reduction

ings

to

quarter.

lime

to

10

8 .guineas

years,

death for but criminals, penalty whereas the murderer's fate and a to be sentence of death is thought to 20 years' equivalent imprison the cleric is ment, offending deemed deserving of incarceration for life. a law of this kind and Between the laws under which of late years have had to suffer, but ecclesiastics a faint similitude exists. In Ger and in Ireland the penal many at laws enacted had least some semblance of upright motive. In the New Penal Code is simply Italy a of undisguised process tyranny and hatred to and its Religion ministers. It is not to be doubted but that the Italian will be clergy that has burst equal to the storm Sustained by the recent upon them. of their in other brethren example have the lands they will surely and brave of their opinions courage

to

it

is

is

this

to

attempt

by

an

atro

danger easily with the comparison a

of the

enactments "

same

law

excite to priest any one " or the institutions laws of ignore " the State or the acts of the author his or otherwise to violate ities, " or towards the who duty country, " interferes with the testaunfairly " of property, disposition mentary " or who disturbs the peace of fami" he shall be liable to be fined lies," from twenty to one hundred pounds and imprisoned for periods varying if

The words were Pope's used while the Penal Code was yet now under discussion. It has into a new law of the passed king dom. The question arises— How has it for such a law to be beep possible a which is enacta?riii country Catholic at heart and which is ruled over by Parliamentary repre sentatives ? And the explanation

a

far to' of Italy

mere'

for

seek, is

little it

name;

interdict.

the At

present least

turmoil ion his

likely part,

to

the

with

the

expression Australia. if

as

at

sees

struck

peculiar as

the these

be

aptness

shows

to

to'

it

really

specimens products were

grown for at no the like

purposes only, of the year are for,

the

applied

But beautiful and serial

exhibition

with

displays

use

homely

a

was Our represented. the late Sir Secretary, F. P. who was Barlee, dispatched thither as kind of a Com Special related at a public missioner, banquet, that was tendered him by the citizens in the Townliall on his. return, liafr

he

Australia Colonial

had

judges—

drawn attention the who were experts in to the excellent class

ticular of wheat exhibited with the tralia,

of this

for

prize hibit

irfie

par

sample

Aus

by Western result

wheat

that the given to the

was

1st ex

forwarded

from

southern

our

4

districts Strick by the late Mr. David land and this against all comers from the various which .colonies form the Australasian since of a million this,

remitted

group. Notwithstanding that time probably a quarter of pounds sterling

heen

the

to

neighboring coio.v the importation

Australia

South

thousands

for

of tons

wheat

of

and

of

of Hour

to supply our every, day wants "is an again, Potato-Culture, industry to our soil. Who peculiarly adapted has not, at least a few years ago, par taken of the palatable, "mealy tubers,

alone,

!

'

'

which have been described as " veritable and flour-balls" which, hailed southern from our anddistricts, were known the length and throughout " breadth land as the of the Vasse And this potato!" yet, forsooth, and nourishing prized highly vegetable,

has

by the

never-ceasing of the famed

tation

been

so

ousted .completely and large impor " W arnambool" and

" Tasmanian Circular Head" kindred, that nowadays a specimen of the Vasse deserves tuber almost to be ticketed local and in our museum as a placed

is

Holy

be

orchidaceous

West late

so

end

but

pomological

" love or money." It may expression, be in the recollection of our readers that some exhibition was years ago an held in and in a small Sydney, way

the the the the

exhibitions which are held somi-anof under the the auspices ually Horticultural or the, annual Society, exhibitions by the Western promoted Australian Association Agricultural

other period be obtainable

No

v

1

which

of

to

is

who are all of of thinking, same and way of Ministers fall posts only to most pronounced specimens of to which all class belong. The further is not question to be disposed of How quickly

INDUSTRIES.

continent our western colony forms at least one-third —is often spoken of as the home of the the and the and olive, fig, vine, those who have visited local any of our

Australia

for

the Parlia better than

Deputies

that the but

prevail.

NEGLECTED

one

practical Catholic would be justified in offer himself a candidate for as ing and hence none but the parliament decided enemies of the Church are returned. There no is choice among

not

shall

of

essentially deficient in the true of a qualities Of the 28,representative body. of the kingdom, 000,000 inhabitants about two per cent, are entitled to vote, and less than one per cent, make use of their because of the votes,

Pope's

the

from the ordeal Church which against hell" of may rage,

"gates

seems

-

not

victorious Ancient

fore him of the Western

-

ment

with

of

integrity

help magnificent

come.

is

the honor and Italian Governno it is known that inent,obstacle will be Leo placed by XIII. to a complete reconciliation between Church and State in the and united but nominally really divided of radically Kingdom Italy. Men like the minister Crispi by1 their hatred towards the Papal are blinded to the best authority, interests of the country. It would seem bent on they are pushing measures aimed at its destruction to their and once bitter end, the world to have again may witness Church under trial the and in conflict with its bitterest foes. There is nothing new in the and the end has ever spectacle been the same. When the agonyap of the strife run its shall have shall then be seen course, issuing consistent

cannot

for the faith that ly bear suffering confides isinthem. The Holy Father in them that tbey will not flinch. "We he says, the bishops know," "and the clergy of Italy; if a time " comes when forced to they are "choose between what is doing to men and proving "displeasing " false to their sacred we duties, " are sure which alternative quite " The time has they will choose."

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charity by helping a dying attain peace of mind by settlement of worldly " he not inter is affairs unfairly with the testamentary fering dispo ?" If he rebuke sition of property or divorce speak- against adultery " the peace is he not disturbing families?" have pf They who made the law will also be his judges indeed must the priest and wary be— especially the good priest course of, his who in the ordinary shall not find himself ministry of this New caught in the pitfalls under Penal Code and liable, to it, for months or for all imprisonment The punish the. days of his life. is not inflicted on of death ment him the humane Govern because the ment of Italy has abolished of

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is

duty

a

Hocal

placed and article, upoiifthe upon potatoes wheat and flour, to encourage and give an does it impetus to local enterprise, not affect the local supply one jot for it is a fact known only too well that consumers snatch eagerly up small

though

a

a

i

A befel

We

!

would

meadow the

river

company on dairying carrying scheme would most

of

purpose systematic suredly reap Then, again, an

altogether

and in

it

yet

is

too

a

manufacture

the

Australia duction

industry, fact that oil West

with

sunny Italy. what state prepared in oil from the fruit of an the is trees. But yield and its market enormous,

lately

Mrs.

trial

in

Finnerty

in

in

of

refused

whom

of Leake leave to

lately applied for served the on proprietors likewise for further and

writ

was

action

the

it

the

v.

amenvl

of time-to

that file

Claim. The application Mr. before Justice Stone,

by

is

"

of olive

hear,

satisfactorily.

something has been max named John Sears brought Perth a and re at on up charge of perjury, manded for eight The offence is alleg days. ed to have the been committed/by prisoner a in evidence in case giving grog-selling -which the attention of the engaged City Police A

yards which would have

Court

source of wealth at .their small command-— the fruit of the olive' ripen time the farmer at a when ing

short

a

time

ago.

no

next

to

the attention is

the most

our

indigenous

one

that

the plants a minimum

with

olive of

prolifically.

thrives most luxuriantly and Vine-culture is at present

PIUUcvUlj

lCvvJLYJulg

,

has

done

.than notwithstanding, must, be said, it

wine

the past.

in,

large from is in

which colonies, the locally grown

.

.

climates with luxuriantly

than

our

-

was

only

than various

less

no

of

a

eight kinds

the

for

the various' lines of passengers and steamers at mail that arrive the southern On few days. every seaport it is to the other hand, the start which be hoped will be made in a few 'again days by Mr. KLeane, with the Guildford-

German

and numbers will tend

the of

line,

large

immigrants,

to

under some thousands of tillage of soil which is now considered with but which tlie worthless, thrifty the German settler which is husbandry

.bring acres

known 'to

be

practise

hoped, lands

turn

into

will

it is eventually, much Of our present orchards. smiling

defendants'

the

rule.

on

Justice

and

made

was

for

a

Tuesday Mr

and new

J.W.

Hackett, of

trial ,

counsel,

the the

plaintiff Court

on

Burt,

West Australia After damages. of

last>

Justice

by Mr.

Harper

arguments

the

itiiu

guuiaug

the the

on

hear and of

djsmisscd

uiusiuiig

iiicbuiiiiitJLy

the Eastern The first reso goldfields. lution affirmed the proposed and carried of placing a quartz crusher on desirability The second, appointed a com the field. to mittee confer, with the various syndi cates for the purpose of ascertaining the best means of carrying out the wishes of-

.

meeting.

Says to

a

Limerick

announce

to

have

We regret the death of Mr. M. Murray, who held a foremost Quay, one paper

of Lock and most respected position amongst our for remarkable fellow citizens. He was The only his piety, and goodness. charity child left to mourn loss is his. surviving of Sister Mary of Mercy of the Convent West Australia. His Perth, Mercy, remains were conveyed to St. Michael's church on the 9th July, and afterwards at interred in the tomb St. family Lawrence's cemetery beside those of his beloved wife and nine, children." May he in peace. rest

Should

subject

meeting Society.

be

is

the

footballing discouraged" chosen for debate at .this evening's Perth Catholic of the Young Men's '

National Library of Australia

.

"

clubs are of exercising of of the

Men's

the

stream

a

following

P.

Long will

trict,

notice

kindly

Victorian of the and his labours

pondent

be read

an as

world

(he influence on who all have any must The khowr''

Catholic

Perth and Fremantle Societies for being

the

the

strengthen exist

bonds them.

between

mantle of the

meet

Another

hope at be shortly at Perth the which

in

with

to

this

The

district.

the this

by

interest

:—

in is

rev.

will

to

take

on

a

Miln..

of

maoa

at Mr. which at He will

:

Murphy the the

before

ough.

he Father

and

Yarragadee, homeward

returns

Long

is

at to

al

ftn

to

be met

in

Australia, scarcely in towns, with those residing comfort and luxury.

That

of

weld

time

no

need-

anv

on

a

deep interest

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YORK. w

From

Sunday

by of

surroundings

allowed

in his possession the whole or part of a still without a license. Capt. Noyes, it had applied for a license, appears,, but it had not been granted to him previous to the still and so Mr. being seized, Schrymgour, on whose premises the instru ment was was found, summoned before the Police Court with in charged being of possession the same. Mr. Leatke, .who was on the Bench, stated he felt satisfied that the defendant was of only a guilty technical breach of the Act. Still he could not see his way to do other he saidj clear, wise than inflict a fine, which, he felt sure, the Executive would remit. Mr. Leake, decided to eventually however, adjourn the case until further notice.

our

last

own was

Correspondent. communion Sunday for branch the male of the

the members of Sacred Heart Society. At the second mass, dwelt upon the greatness

the

have

to

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Greenhills in events, of people kind would guess at once that it was of the prizes, so. The following is a list with the names of the successful together 1st prize, Champion Class competitors £2 10s, Michael Lawler 2nd prize, £1 5s, John French and 3rd prize, William 10s, ; Lawrence. Maiden Class 1st prize, £2, John John Carroll 2nd ; £1, prize, Bonsor 3rd prize, Martin Woods, 10s. Class 1st prize, James Bourke, £1 Boys' 10s 2nd prize, Thomas Bourke, £1 ; 3rd James The special prize, Hughes 10s. out was won by prize, £1, for best strike John Bonsor, while the £1 prize for best finish fell to Michael Lawler.

speaking

is

the take

annu-

is

this

Green-

travelling understood

one

the 'It

flf.fnndnfl of

knowledge

Gullewa,

on

s

12th, off.

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a still

seized

a

to

as

well,

the stalls at of the Catholic

came

wnll

wn.n

as

to

Sept.

the

Fitz

known as a worm was the premises of Mr. George Schrymgour by the authorities. The worm, it had been imported seems, by a Oa.pt. Noyes for the purpose of dis sandalwood and had been oil, tilling the Customs in the usual passed through But according to an Act framed way. in part

recently

if,

sw/u1

haying

robust and which young man, are hearty, in carrying so essential out thequalifications a dutiesofa in district priest necessitating and constant in the saddle fatigue travelling over of nninhabited bush and a large area sand and where plain camping out and other, have

match

ploughing

a

discomforts wilds of

whom,

of

all

who attended the best thanks are due.

bazaar,

Insist

was

the

comparatively

to

ladies

community On Wednesday,

is

viuuuh1u

»

at

homestead,

Correspondent.

own

;

the celebrate

also

our

:

rev.

Mi» a.

,

A bazaar was held here last week in ,aid of the Church. into Taking everything consideration it was well Its patronised. I may in no small success, add, was exertions of measure due to the untiring Their names deserv the stallholders. are in your paper, for the en ing of mention in which way The ergetic they worked. ladies referred to are Mrs. Mrs. Eaton, the Misses Miss Lloyd, Bourke, Bourke, Miss Miss the Missies Sermon, Carroll, A tea-meet and Miss Williams. Foley, took place the proceeds ing likewise going I must mention towards the same object. the good ladies who supplied trays. They Mrs. are The Misses White, Bowen, Mrs. Mrs. Bresnahan and Mrs. Yates,

pastoral

Michael there

morning,

residence, attendance.

members part

to the Yen. Archdeacon Lecaille, who has but recently been to the appointed Yasse and who here a short time passed ago for that district. Father Long said mass here

Tuesday

"

From'

successor

gerald's usual

rate any made for and: Fre

GREENH1LLS.

part

gentleman"

with,. reason

meet occasionally would help to which good feeling

of We

alternately, bodies referred

doubt

no

will arrangements of debates, holding

that the

corres-' Rev. dis

a

,

most

the Westj Australians, having native land deeply at heart, be would ceitainly pronouncements

and would to, consideration. respectful should why the members that such it intermingling

of the Express in the Strawberry

well-wishers gentleman's many of the Father Long colony visit

by

and

;

powerless organisations if properly notincapable,

country,

a

of

course

entitled

uovernor

on

tlie

the

seemingly

intelligent welfare of their their

"

The and

the

now

in

Catholic Perth Fremantle

'

waste

to

off

On Monday evening last, at the Shamrock Hotel, a meeting was held, the object of of whibh to consider the best means was

"

of

Court,

Hensman v. of excessive

ground ing the

in

railway

motion

of Messrs C. rule absolute

a

case

that

which we have drawn attention. Now that the line to Albany is'just verging, our orchardists on and completion; find will consumers vignerons large

introduction

a

Stone, behalf

the opening up of land by the land in the now course of grant railways be the means of will constru9tion of the industries some to nurturing

Walkaway

the animal

coming

Fremantle

In the Supreme before the Chief

colonies South produce of New But and Tasmania.

Victoria, it is to be hoped of acres of millions

the

to

trip the

principally

o

Police on Mon Court, a well known Henry green day, Gray, was grocer at the port, charged with hav to Miss ing a basket belonging Thorpe in his possession. The case unlawfully. was a trivial and the one, ridiculously after the evidence, magistrate, .hearing dismissed at the same it, time remarking nature. as toats paltry

shipped to England in the P. &. O. when home from Oceana, returning

Wales,

that blinkers

7

Saturday

on

appears

the

nrnt

Williams,

they be small

s; a

direct

of

part

on

At

!

thrive

own,

It

us.

ago that tons of fruit

maiden

W.

have asked been by the Secretary to draw to a notice attention in appearing the another column that announcing "Dr. Presentation Fund" is Gibney about to close and requesting collectors in the outlying districts to forward their with the amounts lists, together collected, to the Treasurer at an early date.

were

her

lad

a

T.

which a named

cart,

to

months

few hundred

a

with,

It

upon

has

We

advertising of this

resort to import demands ing in order to supply their does not receive Again fruit-growing the attention it should do, considering that almost every kind of tropical fruits, that reared and even fruits are in harder

of

bruising

last.

was

if

likewise, expression

such

Young

We learn from the S. A. Register at that, the solemn which was cele high mass brated on the Sunday within the octave of the Feast of St. at St. Laurence, Laurence's Church, North Adelaide, the Right Rev. Dr. O'Reily preached a special sermon to a crowded In congregation. an address" our Inter eloquent says colonial "the of contemporary Bishop Port to the life of the Augusta referred the state of the patron saint, explained Church in the of St. days Laurence, and showed that Catholics, although they might not be called upon to suffer like St. to were bear the Laurence, expected cross. was Arclibishop Reynolds present on the and Dean occasion, Kennedy and other priests assisted in the service.

The

no

.

,

had

have

article,

out Mr.

where he his death

as

regret.

general

away nf

to

up duties

his

death,

at the Port, and where

severe

fright accidentally.

the

although purchasers

rather

took

to way superior and manufactured in Perth article. Many years ago soft-shelled almonds, locally grown, be procured at four-pence per might and yet the Confection Perth

pound, ary Company, that are they

snn

morning

it

of

importations neighbouring

ran

a

But,

discredit,

our

.

his

falling

Williams,

of Freafter only

fulfilled,

before

days

Through horse

djUUCiiUIUll

gL\/r«uUvL

to

made

are

cu

illness.

Clerk Magistrate's greatly respected occasioned much

Guildford, that sceptical

resident

.

convince

a

old

an

'

will,

brief few

a

it.

to

or

Subiaco,

to

attend

,

week of paralysis, Mr. Compton

.

to

visit

to

pton

last

A

time

Com

S.

died

mantle,

find

always

can

"G.

Mr.

would their

to

to

members

Peninsula Brick Company are, we to about re-commence operations on a scale It is rumoured large shortly. that they have received an order for 40,000 bricks for the new Tobacco Factory which it is proposed to put up in Fremantle. There is also some talk of a new bank, and erected in Hay Street, it is re being that the of bricks ported great quantity which will be required for. the building will also the Peninsula be- got from Brick the company will Company, so that, prob to before long, be able ably, give employ ment to a good many hands.

notified

we

but

hear,

a few weeks a presen since, to Mr.- Keane, on his to be made the arrival in the men colony, by working of the The City. Reception Committee," formed for the of carrying out the purpose their we are duties, fulfilling arrangements

As tation

of

even

experience

we

The

made.

was

share

help

debating conducted,

to are about be in the buildings next hear, Shamrock owned by Mr. D. Hotel, Connor, and occupied by Mr. Rice Saun ders and Mr. Fouchard. The fronts of the buildings will be pulled down, shortly and new to and more ornamental ones are be put up in their stead. It would be well if the owners of many of the un structures in the city would follow sightly Mr. Connor's example.

,

fair

a

prove beneficial—in nevertheless to perhaps, but beneficial in which Pebbles live. colony thoy

as

improvements

effected, to tlie

with

the

way, the

politics

Some

blessed and with

;

June

Geraldton, murder. attempted

plaintiff News

sense

ing their wits, gave publicity calculated to

of

charge

a

also

are

effect of their com another one in. the ing in contact " arena of disputation" would not only be serviceable to themselves, by way of sharpen

.

Galbraith

on

who, it is alleged, Taylor, from a revolver at a police has been committed

William shots

journal, his Statement

value is The olive shillings per gallon. at is a plant that little requires very and our settlers who tention, farming take the trouble to plant the would the fences of the their farm-houses

assaulting

for

trial

the

harvest. olive

acre

William

for

three

Daily

sixteen

enclose,

man

The

the best pro We ai'e not is the product

of

by

man

for

as

neglected well known of olive

to

trees

The fired

a

thei

vie

can

on

abundant culture of

an

the

diocese

last.

and about the would be one district, dairying and best of our industries, developed that local would far exceed supplies the demand, but such is far from being A formed for the the case.

is

in

named

man

committed

violently

.

of

the

evening.

yesterday

a

Perth, been

has

naturally imagine of magnifi extent that skirt either

large lands

of

priests

of the prominent questions are Society there good speak

each

i;ne

tnira

or

ounaay

Father Gibney of the festival oeptemDer

;

oemg Seven short ,

the transferred Feast of .the of the B.V.M. In a Dolours, discourse lie the explained meaning the 'He announced the of festival.1 retreat for the clergy of the approaching and said that no mass would be diocese, celebrated in York on 23rd inst. On the the decree of Hia Sunday following, that a Requiem Holiness Pope Leo. XIII. be celebrated; Mass of expiation in all churches where he practicable, would, „

,

nAmnliftrl

af.nf.ofil

wif.li

ITaflioi

nw

all his earnestly requested congre to on that day gation join in supplication for the repose of the faithful departed. At the offertory, the Stabat Mater was intoned the choir. by have been bless Since last I wrote, we ed with some nice showers of rain, and the good done to crops and vegetation is doubtless incalculable. there is, Our town remains very quiet on the surface so tospeak, scarcely a ripple is as calm and placid as a everything lake. The Bon Marche, however, seems _

;

to

attract

especially.

visitors,

No

Saturday

on

doubt

a

evenings re-action will

take place after is over. shearing The footbridge, I noted as, being erect ed, is drawing near completion. whom I referred to in The man Jellis, last as accused of an assault a my on. on committed woman, was, Wednesday, ,

.

One the

pence that with

At

sum

shillings

the

for

of

pound

butter in of two and four-

modest

two

or

retreat commenced

Jr

In

who ers, common

;

..

ml,

-

shillings

the

;

The

the

on

hour.

lad

a

.

for

exchange

;

Wittenoom.

privileged a

;

Norfcham, Newcastle,

two shillings it is while

pence per pound, deemed by a few favor a to obtain " Yatheroo" potted

positively persons famous

cent side Swan

at

the following subscrip week Mr. Costello, Mr. W. A7s. 6d. Merry, 6d. M. Mr. 7s. McKnight, 15s. Mr. T. Houlalian, Mtv.

'

supplies and six

butter

received the during

Bunbury,

of tresli

have

tions

cussions

and painful accident named Hogan. on Augustus The boy whilst Saturday last in Perth. well with the pump at the Barracks playing of the accidentally put his thumb in one was The result cogs which revolving. can well be imagined. The poor fellow'sthumb much- so was crushed so terribly that tlie "mangled limb had to be ampu to which tated at the Colonial Hospital, after place the boy was brought shortly the The lad is doing as well as mishap. can be expected, is and.it hoped that not tetanus will supervene. .serious

very

j

.

as

.

the

together

Men's Association

Society are

order. Hence it seems the advisableness of the of these useful institutions meeting from time to time and holding .dis-

good working to suggest opportune members

Young Literary

for

trial.

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witness

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The jury have found that Dr. Ridley, who committed suicide after the. death of Mr. Mandeville in Tullamore. did guol, so whilst in a state of temporary insan ity.

The agitation in Victoria in increase in the stock tax is maintained the throughout an

Meetings Mr.

Gladstone

favour

of

still

being colony. yavious parts

held in of the

were

favour

in

recently

movement.

of a Scotch approves He also states that

national agitation. the in coercion is practised Ireland worse than that the practised by Russian and Neapolitan Governments. £600 was stolen from an iron safe in small office at the Carrington Grounds,Moore Pai k,jSydnoy, on a recent Sunday

a

The money chiefly comprised of a handicap held the pre

morning. the takings vious day.

Sir Henry ParkeB the not far future

in

he hopes

says

shall

we

that

liave

an

Australian marine: to emulate the fame of the British He sees no reason sailor.. why the boys of this country shonld not become as famous on the sea as their %

forefathers.

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to

A discoveiy of interest geologists and miners has beeu made 'in the New Chum. and Victoria mines, Sandhurst. Nice colours of gold were seen in atone 5100ft. from the surface. The greatest

depth at which found

in

the

has

gold

was

district,

previously 2050ft.

William Mayue, veterinary and his wife sought to recover uuc

a

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for

compensation

capsizing negligence The jury

of

plaintiffs

for

a

of

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£2000

a

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received

injuries

buggy'tbrough the borough

returned

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surgeon,

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example

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symmetrical

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gymnastic

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soft.

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imaginable

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The French newspapers aie jubilant at the retirement of Count von Moltke from the position of Chief of the General Staff of the German Army.

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think

it that muscles.

lopment through

enjoy

made very general mistake by that and they need exercise, is the of the over-development That what do not want is just you is

who

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in

she sends to instruct

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men

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(Continued.) with muscles discernible symmetry, only The remaining lakes are in close proxicontour. You do not see through their rounded in the legs or the shoulders great cords over mity to each other. They are, I should The has not the athlete's IF about figure think, stoop. 1 miles long, andf of a observe athlete will an that not known you you mile wide. Four of these are perceive of muscle the layers the shoulders cause upon therefore lean name, by any particular that is quite a stoop Abnormal recognisable. them as No. 1, 2, 3, and 4. only describe shrinks the development muscles, distorting No. 3 in shape is oblong and No 4 is more the and the increase in outlines, apparent and very The scenery circular pretty." NOTES AND size is often the absorption SPORTING produced through wild here is rather and romantic, but of the adipose covering. GLEANINGS. withal. No. is the top picturesque 5, " and more " I am more convinced and isknown as Martin's every year lake, Tank," of my life that all a man needs in the way of derived its name from a stockhaving Observer.) exercise to him is the (By use of keep healthy who was the sole named Martin, keeper, The following are the nominations for the. twoand a calisthenics, pound dumb-bells inhabitant and Robinson Crusoe.. of that be Newcastle stiff walk. Never exercise within to run at on an handicaps good at one time. Since Martin region before and after lonely Sheffield H. hour sooner Wednesday next. Handicap. meals, and not evacuated his it has 2 P. Lawler, E. Buckley, 4 than three hours after a solitary dwelling, Ward, dinner. yards heavy into of its state desola Exercise outside if relapsed M. Lawler, 5 yards G. H. After exercise original W. Sinclair, possible. yards, as far as I am W. J. take shower if the system tion, and, a cold will stand it capable of per Leeder, 8 yards Donegan, 9 yards otherwise a more G. W. E. A. bath. In it is than that it Sinclair, Mustow, tepid sponge ceiving, probable Buckley, general, J. L. 10 T. Demasthe is benefitted after system a cold will remain so for the remaining Lockyer, Lockyer, yards ; part of shower, reaction F. Green, J. A. Siuclair, 11 if sets in within five or ten minutes the nineteenth son, W. Hostler, century. On. the eastern T. A. J. 12 F. after with towel. a coarse If however yards Lloyd, Lloyd, yards drying side of Martin's Tank," there is a large T. James, T. Markey, W. Hassen 13 the shower is painful, and is Everett, followed which at present has about 3 inches by a plain J. Donegan, chill and a of 14 yards. do yards feeling lassitude, not of water on its surface. It produces Footballers' Handicap. W. Sinclair, 1 take anil it is it, to injurious you. abundance rushes and an of long grass II. G. Leeder, 2 yards F. One should on no account exercise in Cooper, G yard to rye similar There is an area of grass. W. Donegan, 3 yards W. his street The Sinclair, garments. reasons are Hostler, at least without a tree on 10,000 acres it, F. M. J. obvious. Let J. Demasson, muscles alone and don't Green, Bailey, Fergusou your .with the exception of a few saplings and J. A. Sinclair, 5 yards L. Clarkson, 6 yards You won't be able to carry barrel a worry. bushes. It is of a swampy but E. J. flour F. 7 E. of or turn a but will be nature, Everett, Hassen, Wood, yards flipflap,' you If this H. Clarkson. T. McKay, G. Dempster all the better for the inability, for will quite safe to ride over. Twine, you place could to J. Donegan, 8 yards. be alive after the other fellow _be found be suitable for agricultural years probably Handicap Mile. D. Cain, T. has gone to his reward. Men are like candles. that is if the soil is good— it was Goose, E. purposes E. Ferguson, S. Ferguson, scratch You can't burn them at both ends and expect Buckley, in too much of a puddle when I crossed iffto as as W. u-. Sinclair, 15 to tneoi Sinclair, luyaras, yards preserve long with rational form any decided opinion as to its merits 40 W. Hassen, W. Bird, J. A. Sinclair, No one would the Hon, tiger accuse yards handling. it be drained, as there is a gradual could T. McKay, W. Gogan, 50 yards. others of the feline or with poor tribe, and I believe Martin's Tank" fall, Hurdle J. Lawler, Handicap Bace. —P. muscular and beasts development, yet these would hold all the water that is on it at E. Buckley, scratch M Lawler, J. exercise than the 3 yards no more of food pursuit All the land lying between the present. .J. W. Nature 6 yards necessitates. life Buckley. Ferguson, Mustow, gives the longest lakes and the sea was leased G. Sinclair, 7 yards. animal. The formerly to the man who J.Lloyd, sedentary from the Crown, and used as a cattle run The highest individual score at Cricket in of vegetates, amount only doing a moderate of Australind, a calm and even Clifton, one by J. Stod exercise, by Mr. Robert innings is that of 485 made preserving temperaClub -Some time since it became dard of Hampstead the against span. generally Stoics, ment, enjoys the longest in a not known as one of the if the' England. Bush, half-caste, best, running when I look Sometimes at the splendidly covered 23 feet 4 inches at cattle-run in the district. long jump, Botany healthiest, muscles of an all-round I developed athlete, 188o. .V7. of N.S.W., G. ran George England there a rush .was can't for I know that Consequently general his help pitying him, an 1 1 miles 932 .yards.in hour. P. Fitzgerald of applications for patches of "it, and what be a short race is to one. He has apt covered 910 '"miles'.' lb a six days' go-as-younot overdone was it, and Nature resents actually bought out was taken up always please. To return. to- the candidates for in S.O.L. allotments. The crowding. private Mr. who has just been engag A' M. Brown, the and fire force. I have most in the following order police property ranges ed the New York Police by to to reject men whose method of life from Department tlie Southern of -Lake frequently extremity the Boston introduce has put an undue strain system into New York, some upon part of Preston Messrs. Thomas Piggot's, has made a of the the It is not the most deep study development body. promisingDr. Clifton's, Robert Algernon Hope's, and ha3 had before of the human that physique, gets the highest rating. looking'candidate A. P. Turnbull's, J. F. Rose, junr's., him more men for examination than peihaps I examine for A man the symmetry. .is Forbes Fee's, P. andE. Garvey's, other He has had a Taylor's, of God when he is any expert. in his line. work greatest symmetrical, Xh\ Thomas Dr. record Hay ward's, of all the that he Hope's, men not when he is merely muscular. A man who "complete and others. has examined) and these Eight of these records form valu a form Harvey's cultivate possesses good nfay are foncecl into The able data for the demonstrations of his blocks with the that paddocks. apparatus symmetry simple in use are in I have are theory. when he would disastrously only PQSts that indicated, ;

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passed in separate representation to the Northern Territory. Russia Las been offered

age.

barring

is,

disease,

The

The

correct, exercise

are

light

the man system than his developed abnormally

ure,-

has been abof the Prussianand Minister of

of oranges has resulted oranges lying rotting trees in the Cumberland Sydney Freeman.

Australia

short

a

whose

takes

stitutional

have

of

of

Victorian decided to increase and oats, but they the stock tax.

athlete.

advanced

race,

and

to

Boetticher

The

overstimulate is premature

reaching an rarely man of sedentary habits, whose habits well nourished,

lived The

"

and

;

to exhaust

to

3.42

was

low price

thousands under the

to

man

the trained believe that

to every and Sydney

in

vicepresident of Ministers

The

contrary, heavy exercises are hurtful and calcu to hasten dissolution that a man is, into an all-round athlete is develops

who

is

Von

in

gymnastic lated

births

Interior.

vital

organs of generally, sudden after exertion, of the development in count the general

the and

J0rijn.

'

the

The state

shams.

mere

Herr pointed Council

declare

Sullivan

give

or

The proportioa of 1000 of the population suburbs last month deaths 1.30.

come

would

to do, who, when been found weak as

thing

men

and-

Jntei£fltom<tl

that drains

prolonged

I have uninitiated

system.

me

'

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in

consequence for unexpected the

.little calls

T.nlia

WlWjr

_

in

down subalterns

junior

fatfmis' LAKE

'

out

1U1

and

This is grave error. symmetry. very at times men possess, apparently, While|these weak are they past herculean strength as and are rarely good as comprehension, The of more normal development. men of muscle, without mere stamina, possession is of very and staying constitution, qualities,

.

.

more

particularly, of ment

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...

AvUULJUL

I will all the necessary inflict, give him information at and if he my disposal, I should advise desires to accept of it all, of a note him to book, possess himself re should he not have an extraordinarily tentive This course memory. ended, he to a variety if be treated may, agreeable, of the sweetest of musical solos, consisting of all nations, and most melodies pathetic Shamrock will in which she Land" of the and then be most prominently represented; in readiness for the he may hold himself and of a series of legends hearing will be matter-of-fact in which stories, recounted the countless and wrongs the unhappy Isle has had sorrows that to endure and is still for centuries past, enduring, though her noblest and bravest of assisted living sons, by England's and most liberal-minded and purest, whom is among patriotic politicians (chief old Man") are and the ' Grand zealously to burst the endeavouring energetically bind her. And chains that cruelly galling I feel that when I shall have sanguine entered into details and pourbrayed in true colours the its present unhappy con no matter dition of Ireland, my visitor, will be what his views were previously, to the doctrines of come a willing convert old Man and the cause of Homo the Grand Rule.

,

night

Col.

spectacle. that these

;

number

large

pleasant turn to

which were witness of townspeople the

through,

gone

!

vam

All

were

men

a

"

.

developed strength

masculine

-

the order of the day Rinking is now (night) here. Some few years ago, the same word could.have been made to suit "York sense restricted by the though in a more of aninitialD., but circumstances addition change as time rolls on. September 17 th.

of

.

unexpected.

abnormally

overgrown, the ideals

are

use

appliances."

by the the alleged workmen.

verdict

for

,

the

£250.

the At of the Fair at the opening Irish Exhibition (says a London paper, the Duchess of Texk sold July 21), such as strawberries householder wish that sold strawberries ness

might make the Royal High

her

The

habitually.

had

of the nothing poetry to fancy it .was peculiar fairs; pros-, aically moderate, and suggested a crush with the ing competition greengrocer. Mrs. Gladstone offered neat little ink. price,

too,

stands

the wood, made, as she told " repeated confidence, by my Herbert. The music went with

public son

delightful

'

.

not

big,

complete oF|ihe

a

in in

spirit

throughout

the

"

some

of the

possession he abused

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the He

in if

.

.

if placed gymnasium, iail

to said that

as

"

.

;

of late proprietor Spencer, died on Hotel, Sunday. Imperial for had been in declining health so his death was months past;

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There is very general ignorance constitutes a what perfect physique." the examiner. Most people imagine

fences

-

erected by Piggeb and Haythe others are all ward paperbark posts three are used. The arid wires only for of paperbark is accounted using by the fact that no simple jarrah grows the border or in the vicinity of the on of the lake, while there is upper portion, an abundance of paperbarks. about the size of the jam posts which grow in the north and eastward of Champion Bay. Messrs. Turnbull and Taylor are the only persons who are effecting other improvements any beyond fencing. They are having the whole of their areas respective improved the and probably by ring-barking trees, in time to come some they may bring but under of what cultivation, portions nature A good carriageI won't predict. the foot of the road may be had from on lower the beach the lake, along west as far as the side, Sandsprit," near the top of Lake Preston, where one cross on to road and go the Perth may And ahead into Pinjarrah. any straight true lover to of natural scenery wishing his curiosity and see the beauties of gratify which I speak, findhiB way here may easily if the time is at his disposal and about 12 the lower end of the lake he miles from where 'I can will find my habitation, " Cead Mille him a promise hearty and accommodation, Fealtlia," ample order. though not perhaps of the highest I may I always make say that provision are welcome and for a traveller and all well as possible. will be entertained as will The first of a visitor's night sojourn be the most to him, as I will be trying to question him hard as to current sure a travelling as he were topics though of the world. commissioner of the news the

thither-

course

.

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.

have directed

persons ward. Mr.

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killed.

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establish

the

with

a

Bill

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Co; have been

the

Adelaide

been

raised

2s.

the upon Newcastle. A

probability

block

West

has of wood price ton, consequent of the strike at

per

of

land

Melbourne,

of 198ft. 6in. been sold for

and

a

of

Collins-street

is

has been Australian

.£10,000.

the

as

rainfall

and

.

Later

to

prior

this

around

one

by

Parkes Show

Pastoral

-

tural The attendance the

respects ment

was

good,

was

United

were

States

tne uanadian rejected Mr. who Chamberlain,

received

a

dispute,

is

At bank

an

at

title

least

baulked

N.S.W.

on

Jtiill.

I

settling

the

of

on

the

night.

when

lately,

in

old

an

At

is

being

it

is

At

still

a

fair

Plains Ring's of water supply

. -

of the

inany sheep arein tion the cause from just Lambing is expected to about 5th Plains King's Many of the

a

locality lack of

Janets apple

Nullamanna

moisture. of our. forests,

trees,

which

There both are

.

are

it

to

the

head

office.

inspector of accounts

sent

was

principal loss results in one thick

too

enough to be

is

area

in

another.

sown

Not

only

be

inclined sneniallv

to

back

van

or

t.n

to

used while

is

weeds,

to

the labor

is

crop

and

rich,

is

drilling

Tha

a

Ami

destroy

the

nnlv

v

greater horse

the

but

produce

jvri

r

can

soil

"

broadcast

over

advantages

sowing.

obtained, hoe can be afterwards weeds and stir tbe soil When the growing.

draw-.

w-y

system is that than broadcast is labor claimed

it

involves

bat

sowing, to be

the extra more than for paid by the increased yield obtained. In the dry wheat-growing areas of the colony is there not muoh to

despatch Armagh, as follows : The trustee 13, runs of the Verner estate in Armagh, Tyrone, and to the Monaghan has written dated

July

the

the as

at,

seed

thick

large

regularity

de-

from

a

many

cast

more

brief

is

sowing

sesses

to

eluded

not

involves

it

as

the

the Sowing most system

broad machines are used with There are several machines advantage. in the market which save considerable and do the work more labor, regularly it can lhan be done by hand. generally Drilling.— The drilling system pos cast

tection.

A

I

have

and

Where

is

to

to

the

Regularity be aimed

haviDg

place

his duties. made and no be ascertained.

an

is

followed,

labor.

object from

few days' he might

Sowing.

broadcast

least

and granted, and reported The leave

town,

he appears

present I

recommend in to drilling preference estate at 18f broadcast moist sowing, but in the more of a years' purchase. century and especially rich volcanic on localities, name was more in ago no powerful where weeds the soil, grow luxuriantly, It was Ulster than that of Verner. the system can be adopted with advantage. of most rabid of the the cry Orange In such localities, both in the colonies faction of two counties of Armagh and and in has been America, of the Verners drilling .The last died Tyrone. as the more even adopted profitable, some short and now time the ago, when a high rate of wages has to be estates of the family who were once for the kind of skilled paid labor the greatest and most of the powerful required. are also The Ulster to landocracy go. late Sir William Verner was politically A and socially his career was IRRIGATION. MEANS OF a nonentity,

to

offering

sell the A quarter

the who

was

not

such

He

stood election

his mous

make

to

as

his

mourn

any

in 1879, reached the

Armagh

for

expenses

the

worst

not a trace will very shortly which for a century family counties. Ulster

a

uucusiuu

to

and

district,-

gu nover

uui

short

from 'time

little

value

and

was

erected been the

Pickling

ten

years of subject

and had lately between the local Anglican dispute and the former Wesleyan ; clergymen Church that it was of Eng contending and the latter that it was land property,

for

the nations, for that

|

dispute

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effectively

settled.

carried as

is

a

out

seed

sometimes

is

and The

by farmers, of smut.

prevention

ueeu

called

were

people

more

communities

wert

When

seed

is

in the picklingand then sown/ it will germinate'; should the. season the bo and, dry# of moisture in to absence the soil carry on will cause the seed to vegetation If to too not allowed remain perish.

tub,

.

in

the

pickle,

the

seed,

ne

examine

and

more

ouly

healthy

will

lie

in

of

civilisation,

life

was

common.

to

sign

find

extending

in

him was

in of

one as

we

becoming

more

untilled It was

fields

while

gorged,

civilisation

justify It

itself.

loo

united

closely

might

to.' become liquid long enough should but be covered only by steeped, the' and then allowed, to pickle, dry

long

inat

very practical to occasion

as a more social question, irrigation deal with it to some historically and to extent find that the possibly effects of rural life elevating wheu

touching poetry the anomalies had it, that city

'

|

so

that

on

to

Pickling

sown. being moisteued thoroughly

use

how

uau

into

CROPS.

Seed.

before

as

is

.

proposed

pickling

of all Protestant denomi the money was contributed A purpose by the settlers. was made forcible entry lately by the through the window Wesleyan minister when the was locked. The building for

large and up for

of improving as a means Irrigation " was the agricultural prospects the the of a lecture fifth subject,, beiDg series. The first Mr. Mackay four,

"steeping," term is for steeping but this misleading, should be carefully avoided. seed wheat The seed not be left should in the

system

recent

was

our

ruled

Station,

aitir

GRAIN

generally chiefly

lecture

hall

in Sydney by the instructor Mr. Angus Mackay, F.C.I.

"

saiu,

jfarm

a

the

given in agriculture,

I

at

Church

A Technically

be left

ui

did

AGRICULTURE.

enor

of The name £30,000. will with always be associated of Ulster -days Orangeism,

and of two

IMPROVING

loss.

when

of

sum

Verner

was announced to minister, hold a service in the building on a Sunday and on arrival found it totally afternoon, The building was of very consumed.

of pine

withering

Broadcast seed

the branch, was a .there defici alleged, four A War ency of at least figures. we are has been taken rant, informed, out for the man's arrest, but ud to the

a few Tanga, was burnt Bega, N.S.W;, The lie v. Mr. Colwell, ago.

Union

ago,

want of rain. It is that it believed has never been recorded in previously the that scrubs whole have colony died from this cause.

came

Subsequently, examine, the

when,

dis

Wesleyan

at

dying

lufau uuu iiuB tuo lujuiu auvautage to clean the seed, for light assisting and foreign seeds rise to the top, grain and can be skimmed off.

the bank official became having expired, at the in somewhat alarmed manager

tenants

.

miles

there but ; condi

in

a

that

is

sufficiently

'woo

upprincipal

the

in order This was

Sydney.

visit

so.

The

a

iiau

never

Hawkesbury

do

September. are

Old

Fine

a manager of one of asked for

water

salt

brine

America,

of

to

according of an

onMBMMIMUHMUHHHBlHBIIHBnai

the

mentioned.

trees

A

martin

an

commence

indigenous

of

bad

I'

great-grandchildren. relict of the late Charles Martin, died some two years ago at the ripe age of 91 years. The Hawkesbury district of its natives is noted for the longevity as and these particulars might be noted that such is the case. It further proofs her lifetime Mrs. is stated that during

will fall short lambing cent. ; in other parts sheep from the effects of eating suffering to some is extent dry grass which

indigestible.

P.P.,

been

now

She

that

ticipated to 50 per

is

loss

Reedy Greek

have

end of July,

not question resuming were at once Inquiries trace of the trnant could

while size

diameter, to the

say who

policeman,

or

in

in a strong dip the wheat solution of the lime a thin lime, forming coating care upon the grain. In all cases must be taken to avoid the wheat. soaking While the method of dipping the wheat sacks saves the grain labor, putting

given

not

salt

the

grain the bag can be on the tub and

daily .

to

sustained.

are

Very Mary J. Murphy,

a 85 years of age. She was native of be interesting the district, and it will to to know was the our readers that she head of a family 209 viz numbering 87 grandchildren, and 109 12 children,

Herald correspondent, from Inverell Dis telegraphing says accounts of the condition heartening or stock throughout the district, where in operation, hand. Great

Very

Colonist Dead. Mrs. who died on the 28th of Martin, and Richmond July (says the Windsor Gazette) was, at the timeof her death,

Upper

M.

is

the

;

would

the

to

b$nks

the official himself at

voting receiv

Ann

resident,

the- swollen waters essayed to cross of the Goulburn to the sufferer's assistance but was drowned in the' attempt. Rennie died shortly admission after to the Alexandra Hospital.

lambing coming

Lynch.

The

de wit

one

is,

of absence,

leave

T.P., Y.F., Rev. Andrew borough ; and

Comerford,

mussels

bearing covered.

J. and a Rennie, Jane young girl, lost their lives. Nichols, Rennie's leg was smashed on it by a tree falling and his went for assistance. companion Miss Nichols, hearing of the accident,

The S.

votes

colonial

others range of small gun are to shot. They asserted, moreover, and be of fine to abound in quality, stretches of water where the pearl the

I

occurred

accident

Thornton

size,

inch in downwards

j

same

following each

might

have"

4<

to

work.

report, branch

conntry

been found in the fresh of county Tyrone. Some said to be of very are pearls over a of measuring quarter

an

13£

lQcclock A sad

the

aequo,

these

fair

of Cornelius

body

the

constable

Removable Magistrate, deposed of Royal Irish had experience

the

current

July

have mussels

water

Dr. Beattie years old, stated that death was caused by nico tine poisoning. The boy played truant from school on a Friday, and smoked a foul tobacco. pipe and was chewing He complained of a violent headache on and died at morning, Saturday Devacy,

ex

which

Moore-

at

lately

Lordship

a

he

The money

generally

I

coincidence

now

About

three to be to nominate

Dr.

often.

witnesses. he gave that he

of

to The wheat is float an stroug egg. for five steeped then taken oat minutes, and mixed with one-twelfth its own of dry lime. quantity Another is plan

regardhim on

by

all

used

extensively made of

briue

a

at least Detection or he acknowledged, facili the Castle detectives by the use of the bribe. The order is, when ut to give and drink to pro fault, money mote loquacity.

aro

Pope

how

pickle,

called

with

reached

the and then bag, raised a cross-bar upon allowed to drain. The

Constable

was

examined bestowed

have

minutes

two

in

than

witnesses

others. He An exalted

detective conviction tated for

selecting

I

have

have

of names

to

that

have been discovered in several Pearls of the rivers and a gentleman Irish who is chairman of the Omagh Town has arrived in London, Commissioners, him a packet of the genia with bringing

again.

held the

inquest

for

singular

Tuesday,

drink is

I

of the diocese of assembled at the

the

his

Phelan, V.F., P.P., the Very Rev. M. V.U., Kildare.

to

was

for

to

ing fourteen Rev. Michael Monasterevan

improve

Jbisneries

a

was

Agricul

Congress

Rome

coadjutor

By

recently. and in many an

to

sent a

virtually

and

opened

was

exhibits last year.

upon

The

which

the

on

ness,

that and.

posed

of Religion,"

on

Coercion

more

defence

in was

attentions

expected

a

article

his

Bodkin who

Clear, to the

law.

parish priests and Leighlin Carlow, Cathedral, for the 10, pupose whose ecclesiastics,

it.

upon The

mountain

a

and

rite

The Kildare

to the recent regard volcanic an island near eruption upon in Japan shows that the town was split two by the upheaval; and that nearly all the inhabitants were swallowed up or killed

Gladstone, Settlement Elizabethan

doctrine,

I

with

news

in

Among the

rents.

by Mr.

m the current number or the appearing Nineteenth contends that the Century, of the Church of England to con claim with a former state may be chal tinuity on the of .changes in ground lenged

/

is concerned the present year is of the driest that have been recorded, as there has been only of 27 per cent, the fall of rain. The driest average

record

that

were

-

bug

Iu about

liquid. will liquid

were

their

|

Sydney

on

of

pro be adopted against of the old imports

Mr.

'

one

year 1840.

and

at

the

of

pound

a

the in

solution

a

quantity

thoughtfully compare understand what of all the social trouble

proceedings Castlerea

is

pickle,

a sufficient per bag is of bluestone. A handy method is to fill a tub with the partly large about two bushels liquid, and, putting of wheat in a bag, in submerge the

others.

,will

cause

effective

Half

Tottenham, and

Eight interesting. persons of conspiracy charged with being guilty to tenants not to pay compel and induce

a

world. "

in

of Australia, should policy

Colonel

.usually

sovs.

Association that absolute between the

decided exist

should

most

of copper sulphate (blue vitriol), gener known as The bluestone bluestone. ally is in at dissolved hot water the rate o.f about a quarter of a pound to a gallon of is sufficient and this water, quantity for half a or two bushels of wheat. bag,

Ireland.

Court

departments.

tective the manufactured

purposes the or arma the increasing strength ment of the There is to be country. an of .£1 0,000, 000, extend expenditure five years. ing over So far

1000

Natives'

no I

will

things

Recent

Club

Racing

)

Deputies

unanimously

in

of

1889

for

for

two real

the

of

for

Freetrade colonies

Government

Japan

(N.S.W

three

of Wexford he was pre because there to be brought

Carew,

the soil becomes and thus receive common and the

until ground by the rain, The most injury.

dry

moistened

.

member

has

that a pilgrims of force whites armed with large was at Behrel Ghazel Remington rifles on the White in last. Nile, '.February

resign.

programme race

rumour tired"

the

re

Judge Gorey

as

Lord who

one

the

is

magnates Ely,

Any is

to

The Australian

by

court. a

in

Ireland.

unhappy

with

Lord

Coal

has been elected Bonlanger of Chamber the French

000.

reported

The

Sydney

and intends

General

the South because of the discovery Government, of payable coalfields in the colony. It

in

Court At

circuit.

such Bulli

of

denies that he

London

current

contrast

affairs

white gloves was no criminal business before him. In Wexford town he had of a charge of stealing only to dispose milk but he was with ; confronted 216 cases of evictions from the estates of

M.L.C.,

v.

out

settled

The autumn Rosehill the includes a mile

a having frontage has depth of 313ft.,

,£300,

A bonus claimed from

in

widows

Carrington

County

the

'

CharleR Campbell, in Scotland. of the

cases

The on

instructive of

an

to

sented

Broo-

the

N.8.W.

died

Lord

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at

shearers

'the

is

gard is

taken

Chinese

has just

com

have

Exclusion Labourers States. has been passedin the United

The

tute.

the

disturbances

among Station,

kong

'in. department Insti Imperial

intelligence

connection

are

further

The Hop. to

proposed

Here

ex-champion at death

to

burnt

,

No

valid.

It is mercial

the

Tan,

Toronto.

and

Louisiana.

The Dublin Vreemari's Journal states that the action commenced by Mr. Parnell against the. Times is perfectly

fell

Han been

'

from

negroes

has

J

between

reported

of

son

I

Twenty

A sculler,

not a that sort of in this new or rather our

but our country, system, waut of system for settling people upon the land had very much to do with the of so flock into to the leudeucy many Man was social overcrowded towns. in and

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fracas

is

Glad-

a

.

serious

negroes

M.P.,

dead.

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Richard,

Liberal,

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Henry

!

Mr. stoniah

his

instincts,

settlement new,

left

in

not

old a

of the whole history countries as well as the

doubt

that

.

any process

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and

here

of

and families wild wide, gaps in the young such places drift men

less

life

of

such

and exciting the country.

men

a

are

had many classes is

that

manner,

very

.

until rock.

offered

;

in

settlement

close of phases

for

be

as

was

followed illustrations

irrigation esting

to

subject

There wrong

(says when their and

gather

ries, our

figs to

pendent such

almonds, fruits.

too

wealthy, 6s. to 10s.

earn

pay Is

containing

became In

time. which

and brittle

soft

Madias,

a

mortar

is

after

a

used with

butter or sugar, buttermilk, It holds shellac, eggs are mixed. well and takes a marble-like polish. The

farmer

British abroad

for

is

information,

but about

a

a

that

plough as

it

if

were

shatters hand

the

dug

ground with

an

of horse-power, if expenditure anything, than the standard has a less implement of attention in merit worthy days of keen competition. cul The Australian tivator cannot afford to neglect anything that

towards

tends

We notice

economy.

the

in following paragraph and as it bears Observer, to Australian upon va subject interesting we it At an agri farmers, republish fair held in Nebraska, cultural recently in the centre almost of what used to be the "Great on the maps as set down

the

Adelaide

:

de General Morrow in which he under in took to account for the large increase " the annual rainfall. I have," ho suid,

American livered

an

Desert," address

that "always thought of moisture abundance

there

was

an

in tho clouds of but that conditions this interior section, in the form fay our, able, to its precipitation

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which

Bhrubs, only as

for

ten

some

bearing

from

12,000

trees have but these

Trees

with

above

the

to

lect.

the that whence

the

produces

an

no

island

one

St. Michael 900,000,000

over

yearly

average

by

are

means

of which fruit

crop.

HOUSEWIVES KNOW.

SHOULD

the scales

the

veal A

light

veal

be

may

cutlet.

If

it

told is

very

by the bone small

the

not

is

good. of strong borax in water wineglass a pint of raw starch will make collars and cuffs stiff and glossy. Wash mirrors in warm then suds,

from a muslin bag whiting with chamois skin. polish Rub your lamp chimneys after wash be sur dry salt, and you will ing with dust and

with

the

at

prized

new

brilliancy

of

your

lights.

To raise

the or velvet, pile of plush the wrong side with clean, then across the cold hold water, tight face of a hot iron and rub up the crush a clean, stiff ed spot with brush. To for a day. vegetables keep green or with water and place two, sprinkle them a cellar floor. on Fruit should

dampen

not

singly place.

be

kept

in

stood

the in

but put

cellar, a

dark,

dry,,

of the is

out cool

the

all

some

but time."

the

took

They

and

that

on

again."

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I do

is

sure

a

am

so

some

sign

:

should

ponder

this

.

"

Man

Literary to vaccinated

lower the

to

dealer

a

I

quill, "

the

world

a

you had shovel."

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been in

if

gainer from a pick applicant

or

:

was

know."

you the

Ah,

;

vaccinated

Ice

Yes, I

(laughter) naturally.

literature from

Friend (grimly) would have been

can

of the cultivate

:

of Lincoln's :—" You can fool of the people all the time, and you all of the fool of the time, people some the people all the fool all you cannot

been

poets alone

"

sympathy) John. I wanted to-day,

The rheuma

.-

coming

rain."

him

lion

(groaning) leg is

Demagogues

share

lion's

Miss

saying

stock

mining

"I

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a

is

Charley

"

my

Wife

business, boy ? No, sir. Boy Ice dealer: H'm. Know anything about arithmetic ? sir. Boy Yes, Ice dealer H'm. What would

the

mews.

ice

:

:

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woman

a

on

letter

a

be said

is

sheet

half-

both

on

write

to

trying of paper

a

:

much

may

man who dares a bold always what he thinks. Besides being an awful bore. he is generally

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is

bpld

said

Mamma," his

mother was and wipe

sure

That summer

may

make

can

dry

me

does

swallow

it

have got

piece of peace. It own

are

say

their

mistakes,

fun

in

is

mind,

A correspondent between

How

give give

you you

back

at

is

so

mistakes'

of

no

sue

address

what

is

much other

a

dinner

The millioner

halt

as

"

of air

favourite

heir,"

Angeline

I

said

mamma,"

say,

bad been

labouring tough wing of old chicken, fowl this must have been hard-boiled very In Burmah it

thing

to

give is

It

object. donor is

a

Frank

his

the ?"

trouble

I think

(

let

to

me

Jones, that you have

a

to

mean

him

all

and

this

" :

boy

at

your

By George

distance

A

that "

father) congratulate you.

Happy Father hear

suspicious charitable that the

!

:

he

Hello I hear

house." can

you

?"

oriminal executed lately protested on innocence the scaffold, and his words were that he was a good last and of the faithful Queen. The subject his

subject

then

dropped.

will

American illuminated to

one

without night is encountered by and elusive style

get

myself,"

the now

the

says

arrangement

author

renders

it

permanent darker

60 that the phosphorescent, the night the plainer is, you can I See ? believe there is a demand for my patent." up Gqat Eating Birmingham

there

was

which

a

a

Lion.

a

the

rehearsal,

visit

the stage the case. overawed at the of beasts," had to

literally

means "

stuffed

king

the

hay and straw

At

first

one

of real

course a

the stage. rehearsal a

manager's "

lion

Please, !" A that this

The goat, semblance

by

had skin,

no

of the

engaged

and playful butting, to tear off the lion's proceeded when discovered was engaged

it.

recently and

proved

little

on

see

crying V

theatres in the

lion property live goat were introduced upon an in interval the Daring rushed into the stage callboy room with the announcement the goat is eating sir, up tho was

dark, in

frequently noticedJte tendencies of the front-door key is and It seoretive in its solitary and is very migratory. Now,

habits,

hasty

into

much

so

"have

hole.

my and

the an

enable

me

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at

"I,

vogue. inventor, elusive

A

happy

a new

from

as

invisible,

of a

has been very wicked -to make amends. desirous

Friend

very that

hatched

egg." is rather for money

supposed

a

that

house

leave

must bonnet.

you new

R. Stockston, has invented

novelist,

replied.

over "

love, money for a darling hubby."

keyhole

youngster

a

John,

some

Doctor

who

a

;

she

when do you a man think who was weighs most ?" asked a patient a course treatment. of dietary undergoing " When he steps on my corns," answered the doctor. "

Put

in pockets finds them

"

to

and,

well.

as

Dorothea, the keys

your

Nonsense!

of your dress and if a burglar the spoons.

" make it up." Ah, John," the responded penitent lady, throwing her arms aronnd his neck, " forgive my foolishness. were both We in the And don't wrong. forget tbjjL and the ton of1 baby's shoes, dear, coal out of potatoes and we are j

wants

my

closet,

willing

one's

your wife always gentleman to another. the husband ; " I only

sighed

You

give yon

I'll

Can't you say something pleasant to ?" said a husband to his wife, as he was about to start for his office. They a little had had and he was quarrel,

a

beautifully said one

!"

:

about): one

he deserves

to know the and a dog-watch watch-dog. Well, not much j they are both kept on the bark."

dresses " Yes'

talking

the

us

pepple. difference

H'm.

dealer I guess

me

they

the

watching

lad.

them into

creatures.

contradictory will they

of time to look when there

waste

is

a

to.

Women When they

Ice

likely

and

Seventy-five

Lenox Hill Junr. ( getting ready leave town) :- Lenox, where I shall bide these silver thieves spoons in case break in ? Do you think between the matrasses would be a good place ? Mr. Lenox Hill Junr. (who knows what he

for,

of

sir.

Boy:

cent

a

Mrs.

do

to

wish

we

A good many

philosopher.

a

ourselves that

a

at

to

but one be true, mosquito hot enough for anybody.

We should habituate without many things says

make

not

pound?

to

trial.

a

as 5-year-old, " him a bath, be so I won't rust."

giving

one

seem

amount

ice

a

cents,

little

a

half

a

twenty

of

pounds

sides.

to say

on

and

This

it.

married

you

call

give

?" in

said Angelih'e," abstractedly fingered

be firm, red and the

(with

bopk.

to

may

minus

"

silvery.

Young in

be

should

gills

very that he

the

are

ajnimals.

should

fish

loth

is

miner,

Cats

"

of fresh

Wife

of

window of the intel toothache the window

is

in

get.

"

fiesli

pocket

at

looking

fortnight."

tism

can

piano The

a

shopping ?

stir

the greatest

of

ways that

sorry,

lawyer

the

upshot of speculations The exact quantity is not but it stated,

wisn.

WHAT

makes

is

so

Mine,

"

as

her

up.

comes

oranges

be in

ancient

The

well-filled

sick burglar doctor for fear

in

rare

well

as

horse— A

a

the

is

If

"

own.

He hadn't known more Somerby. her than a week." "H'm ! There migh,V have been some wonder had he known

of

pupil

?

pane A

At

When

time

like

The mouth

yield, after

yea.ts

doctor's

a

might

long. will

Two wonder

steeple.

book that

The

ma

16,000

ground Azores,

in

twenty

the

in society

one

will yield Single oranges. produced as many as 26,000 are instances. exceptional a circumference of 7ft. just an

full

or

to

begins

a half crop. Azores tree

produces

only

it

age

their

The

feet one

has had an him twenty-one feet the handle being twentyHe is determined that it in mistake for. take

Dahomey

for

tongues.

:

trees well.

the with chestnut.

of the

no

drawiog a conveyance. Teacher : What is the plural of child Twins. Boy promptly are Paste diamonds so called because on struck them so often. people get

and

removed

are

arms

its

of

years

and

to beginning and has the Ameri

to use disposition Hitherto the beauti can chilled plough. laid furrows of a Howard, Ransome, fully have carried all before or Hornsby them,

evinced

his

establish

cup

old

Working

the

in

seven

either and

look

to

stretches abroad luxuriance jestic

at

in

molasses

fails

out.

Husband

in

re

plants

bis

high

clock

when

of small

?

sugar has been em the new Natural building Museum in and has Berlin, far superior to common mortar. with the firmness of a It sets almost mortar made with good cement, while Mortar

ployed History proved

nourish

to

scholars

in

man

The

to

to

or

evaporation,

starting

tumbler.

a

of theirlife. early years are shielded plantations young and from winds strong trying by, walls and even and by thick 15ft. 50ft. high, deaden the force of the sea hedges that' breezes. is reared Every young plant in a sort of well, surrounded by a circle

it

day

he

that

plants These

that and too inde per

absorbed

one

in

One

man—

me:

all

made

diameter,

marry

eyes.

A.

tree the little by one gets stout of enough to withstand the alternations to which it is to be temperature likely the subject. Then, in time, orange

people mulber

understand

patient

your

young

.

radically Observer)

does not

other

work

light

it

olives,

are

people

Tribune

something the Adelaide

somewhere to

-

be

'

must

close.—

a

must

in

of

King

umbrella

artists.

you

One just

Imaginary

the greatest returns should be coming in the trees are dying from want of drainage, cold winds, exhaustion, or the evil effects of the lemon stock. Even in the Azores, remarks a writer in the Gazette , the greatest Planters' has care to be taken with the

matter of surprise that success their A number of efforts. of ancient and modern works brought a most inter-

no

Will

The

carpet.

Marine

to.'

new

office.

as

year, is extended,

A,

sweep—

doctor

A

of the productiveness orangenot yet realised of by the grower fruit in Queensland, and the reason

Thus

a case

of male

A clean A

down—

of water

A suit

is

tree that

irrigation in California. Men bred to but instinctively with rural town life, in numbers in these had settled tastes, of system and habits places, bringing with business and mechanical industry, and sufficient with them. tact capital It

store

by is

?' where's atoms 'Atoms ? Papa, don't mean You know, my boy. ' Athens atoms probably.' No, I mean; the place where everything is blown

0

tr

Codfish.

money—

be put

Drawers

grasses." The

and described

instanced of Greeley, Colorado, of the and several

the town in point, settlements

by

off

given main in

is

for

Should

running

by

evaporation. Thus, year of the soil the cultivation more of the rain that falls

,

ing

Boned

refuses

sick

committed

n

diet— Stirabout.

it

a

'

& ©

a n

I

Mixed

for the nourishment of crops in seasons of drought. The over of the turning of the soil in large tracts country pre sents to the a vast absorb atmosphere The soil gives this absorbed ing surface. moisture back to the atmosphere by

now out laid township being irrigation on the banks of the Murray was attract in and far ing attention beyond Australia, and we had just been made acquainted of a large rural and with so&e details scheme, which was in process irrigation in a of formation grand agricultural section of our own The success, colony. from of view, of irrigation every point townships in America, was not encourag

s

trfc

from

the land is When tilled this water. cease. will Cultivated ground absorbs of the water that falls a large portion and retains it like a upon it, sponge. It thus becomes a reservoir of moisture

where most parts of Yictoria satisfactory were New results being worked out. how Zealand was settle village trying ments would answer. The immense

He

©

their

A

devastations

entertain churches, life, schools, there might even be skating rinks ments, that the system in irrigation settlements, had with its other advantages, many for Australians. There were attractions

us.

in

trampled earth, man, its nourishment. Beyond doubt this is have the reason so many why you around physical proofs you of enormous

social

for

reciprocal and take

give

like

with

inducement and for the higher

sky

They

The

wanting.

,

the difficul routine of practical in order to change rural life in Australia, That to the country. was a from town of all the encourage tendency deserving It was because ment possible. irriga tion

were are

as as a has become compact or The of rain power beating than hail is far the ordinary greater When the rain observer comprehends. falls the larger on a primitive soil, part and finds its way to runs off in torrents and the sea. The baked, storm-beaten,

themselves

preparing

necessary becoming acquainted the ties as well as in;

student

dew

the

parched desert, having no to in return, receives give nothing For from the passing, moisture clojuds. have been countless these ages prairies of scorched by storms by fires, pelted rain and hail, and trampled upon by in animals. Tho numerable herds of wild of this has been to pack the earth effect

healthy

more

They

their

amongst

who

men

far

and

and

relations. each other.

between, up in people brought as the towns as quickly ing towards One consequence was were "able. they of people, in that we had large numbers who are not the crowded city places do not fit them Their instincts pepple. and they are unsettled for city life and, We in. most cases, unhappy. very and of the very had also large numbers, best of the workers of the community, were towards inclinations whose natural the,

rain

earth

-

to isolate with there, result would

tended

.

which

in

a

then and

lunching

stuffing.

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lientley

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participants was injured

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community

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unfortunate

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foreigu

squad

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!

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the

.

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wa6

by

in

name,

?"

legs comic

actor,

induced

once

newspaper of the in Berlin.

one

who to take

'liod off

a

Frankel

editor,

characters he was He performed

representing his task so at the close, that, cleverly loud culls broke out into the audience Frankel. The for journalist brought and Beckmann was condemned """an action, to go to the house of the insulted party and there beg his pardon in the presence At the hour of witnesses. appointed, of his Frankel sat in the circle family, of relatives with a number and. together for the friends whom he had convened of the the arrival occasion, waiting He

delinquent. hour had mann

Mr.

in

passed

the door

at last

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tarried

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longhand

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captured

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San Luis rattlesnake, of Mexico it

by

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year.

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medication

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man

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man

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sidewalk

take road.

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will

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it

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to confidence" and the Chilian since remained

ever

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to

any

effect,

tribe,

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mensions'

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to

of medicine in The Custom the taking form of pills dates far back in history. The is to enable us to swallow in a object easily and condensed form nauseous disagreeable

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experiment

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