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the

works.

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with their boldly grappled growing dangers the Established Qhiirqh' of England would not hold together 25 and years longer, be taken away.

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her candlestick

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increased allowance behalf of the Prince

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rumour (hat an be asked 'for on w, ill of Wales and' bis

habits have placed tit the needs of the royil

the

of phrases afraid are to let the quite content Commission Report be dalled

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thought stand

facts

agitate moral and

slight

benefice.

to at least his claims a frac tion of his former on while thje rights, other, who obey his call will the. clergy in purse, in person, and in bei punished be immense. will to office, According

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Sir

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family

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have

has done the legis the legislature lature If we may judge by may undo. the temper displayed in. the new Penal merit of the Law jof Code, the principal in the Guarantees, eyes of the Parlia

n ell

many years in which lie was ati ve Govern

Coiiserv amah of very

by

appointed

Sir,

palace. and his

is

under

simply what

iiennessy. acquainted

Irishman

%

V

los

At

case.

an

is.

who

.

Catholic

Pope

think, of this

Pope Hennessy

:

sigu

best and wisest on' humiliating

it

John.

we

apolo a

effect.

even

history

to

surely

Thunderer" is Mr. Par with

.war

Its

a

thing recollection

our

is

producing has thought

Our readers With

u

The.

peace, with Sir

such

dotie in

This

times.j

to £8,000.

condescended

anyone.

courage.

ing

not

is

said

ever

before

ever

gise to of the

is

it

the

Vatican

the

Royal Govern yet the King Humbert bas become more Republic steadily and every stage in the process Radical, lias been marked attack upon by a fresh the What religion. Pope may fairly ask himself what is to prevent politics is in Italy from a similar course. running not the Law of£ Guarantees. Certaiuly so That is valid for just long a time as Parliament leaves it unrepealed. It has no over and above that character special of an is in -it There ordinary law or it 'is nothing organic constitutional; Radical ment

i!.

by

to-

as

solicitude

of the sort required by the or to the discovery Government leading of such evidence;"' The correspondent's the forms were informant All adds, without any answer returned.' being given

wish may have no present to interfere with them, but where is the such assurance that a wish will not arise in the future ? In France, under the -Republican Marshal MacMahon, seemed as secure Government against

,

Jdhri

evidence

Government'

:

Sir

Jubilee

are the. world put necessarily of the Italian Government. mercy,

'

superiority.

equally would

;

I prove it to the hilt. (Loud cheers.) At all events, be that as it may, I may, that 1 think we have been silent isay. too this men of .entirely long while have been raqkiug the hearts and i'd'.btdmp of Z, souls of our with their airs people -

been

inside soyeriguty him ? His availed! territory, by Italian his spiritual tions/with

will

;

extended

what

not,

the ;

i

at once, Would the to; their subjects cordial ? And ;if the Pope's nominal

Powers,

three

or

appear such

sum

money for

disposal

Irish member connecting piany with the dynamite prominent Nationalist and were to offer prepared; conspiracy, Buch evidence before the Commission. The form also contained a promise of release in te event of a prisoner giving

a

was

aggregate

idence.

happened,

welcome

Times newspaper did; and plead that of secondary is a matter importance.

j)

it

dhlibdrating

it.

of the

incidents more distinction

power he is

in

dynamiters

Prison,

,

conspicuous. was at peace with Italy all and the stream of pilgrims the. wp.rld, flowed on without intermission. But had been at war with supposing Italy As

of

beast

The

a

the

to

,

to inducwith a view that would be to "give evidence useful to the Times.A form was sup containing plied to each of the prisoners a number of questions, which they were asked lo ansyver. The, principal qnestious were 'whether they could give evi-

clement

an

Times

the

Chatham iDg them

naturally irksome.

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like am-'.

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of j

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else he is Everywhere with reckoned there ;

be

cypher. made this

be decent

would

a

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men

prey,

wretch the society

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from

hunted

not

is

1 have .this promise, you. mompnt in evidence an my possession condemning official evbu' moi'e than Colonel powerful and if I were to publish that Turner; evidence,

i

in European made its position more There is hardly in Europe in which Leo XIII., than he is in personage greater as

has

Italy capital

a

:

which ap article on the Guardian " of The question which Governments

Power. Power,

Papacy politics

say

quarterforthe but there

fro>m

London of the .The correspondent has unimpeachable Freeman's Journal the Governfor -stating that authority ment on behalf made overtures, recently

to and journalists have long.agreed bury; has of late showir an vital unexpected The of the ity. growing importance

;

(Cheers;) be

to

is

magnificent Then proportions. the left properly by the Priuc6 estimated to have Consort, reached nearly but as this £600;000, was never .will proved and so. escaped the exact amount probate is. not duty, These items are known.; aad oyer above the Queen's annual Thfc savings.

Dublin.

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Sittift

'

reached: there

.

lips.

there

Dynamiters.' n

Singui2ar>

Short week's

a!

this

Temporal Temporal

their

upon

in

pears

what have

men

morality

.

Irish be

the

We quote

police.

show

will

are

and

blasphemous ,if,

We

the

.

priests

this',

'

the Temporal

Guardian" on -"pbyyer.

to

Cffer.

\'i

'

.of

'dishonesty '

detective

who life and death over the Irish to wlio to the dare,, preach' of the Irish people and of Ireland with cant about

and

.the

the

-

,

the power

.'/'.to

v

r

-

execution."

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cheers.) of men

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carrying

at possesses property and the Villa Hohenlohe at As to the personal property there was the bequest of a quarter of a million to the Queen left James by' Sir ..Camden Neild. This was will ..proved in 1852 and the bequest have must now

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'pepplej,

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(representatives

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lately

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and crime (cheers) who it is who has most

see

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also

Queen

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penalties

.

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reason

manner

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depreciated prices, £20,733. being Soine years ago, the Queen, under acting the advice of Lord Sydney, purchased Clareinont for the sum of £78,000, estimated at the time as a little being over half its market value. is It said be to worth The to-day £150,000.

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paid the penalty'. have to pay other 1 he Australian,

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weapons are and defame

attention

little

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Irish."

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forgery

the

if

as

Queen's private the 37,372 acres,

over

rental,

-dis

the

,

turn

will

nearly for Ireland Times" the "

Crime"

and

if investigated ; and other bribery dastardly to to be employed blacken it is just the Irish people,

bad

at the of a uew himself begiuning intermediate Babylonish captivity.' and bis advisers are Leo XIII. perfectly for themselves, able to see this danger to reap and they will take care probably from all the benefit the threat they can

find and

i

of course, he had 'said,

That,

as

used Mauritius

l(

as

that

extend

annual

Domesday Book

new

fact

,

Parnellism

be

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was

have

to

alleged words

,

is

"

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enough.

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he

seditious Mauritians."

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estates

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family. closes

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of, extra might have consequences but it Would, also .be ordinary moment, risks. The attended by extraordinary io cannot Italy dismay it would excite be calculated, but if that dismay once Italians the down, and grew quieted a' to as Rome accustpmed: regarding the Pope would' capital, purely secular have bis last card and might played

instruction has, to say the least, to show to the edu results superior cation which that there are recognises other motives for mental improvement in tbe universe besides a passing given time. standard in a.;giyen To tajkr of secular no

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icanon

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intolerance iouB world

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an

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whatever

canon,'

displays

in

itself

work And

equal right

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cant, may sheer

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persecution. at the least

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t

.

saiil

that to-day to but I say, to do so. soon

be obliged this now that is being country down under who are officials grouud bad infamous, men, men, depraved and men. unscrupulous unprincipled, We have (Cheers). kept silence long

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strongly

believe I say

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say

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of

meeting

a

Mr.

he

a

and.

.

Officials.

Addressing' leur -tenants, I will not

because

not

Catholic, butbecause; some articles years ago lie wrote certain in in the wliich he showed magazines himself Home favourable to Irish Rule,, and because he carried the out, with of thea sanction Home Government, sort of Home Rule reform in1 Mauritius,

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must be nowhere so

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indeed,

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would propose.

for

to

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the

recognise

existence

of such

to

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give it that doubt

a

effect..

:

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to non

little prosperous -must always

interest

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as

of

Kingdom have

being

a

tbe

special .only

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the

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misty

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iu

now

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details.

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a

no

its

to

Legislature a may prove stepping-stone lege- green to that the coudunion of nil general tries of the Empire in one Parliament. Gladstone's There is a remark in Mr. letter

to

which

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small

amount

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South

of the,

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people

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j

directly

!

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indirectly,

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the operation of performing trepanning Hia upon Majesty. The Agent-General for Queensland 'has been instructed by his Government to to the of Sir appointment object as their Governor new. Henry Norman because the Local Government had not i

'

consulted. previously has prohibited any corn being sold to Russians. The Russian Govern, are incensed at .this meat greatly step, and have sent an ultimatum! to the Persian Government. ;)1 The French Chamber of .;

.,

I

Deputies

have

agreed

to

which

inc|ude

not

for

the

.Budget

only special the Navy oh

proposals rovfiijpn

a war foot maintaining ing but very large special, pro vision fqr the army. T' December 12. London, General ;Grenfell,. the, cqmmandiqgj

,

a

.

matter /-tfip

of

resultin

;

:

British

...

.

forces at Stiakim, reinforcements. from

is receiving Malta, Cyp rus, and Alexandria, with which 'he is "of able confident to- effectually being the euemy in the open field. disperse have destroyed A. band of Anarchists in Sehufelet's byM.dydistillery Chicago. most namite. a ,It .,was extensive

strong

;

independent This being

choice.

.usually to forecast i

:

the Presidency,

active,

actual it,

vis

.

aspirants

really

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attachment

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electors

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in

candidate. of the,

provision:

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have growing With, the the Southern

,as

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specialist,

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,

of the.

Western Australia, Home authorities had

control the colony. Mr. Herment,

,

and

the..

the request granting ojr in 'regard., Legislature, of the colony, con part the Crown upon retaiping over the Northern of portion

ditional

.

!

to

that

;

the necessity the while for recognising, the revenue, reduction of, .insist upon the of the continuance tariff duties present manufactured This Protect o.n goods, favour ion, policy finds chiefily among of .New. Englaud the industrial States,

11.

decided upon the Colonial. the Sontbern

by

Congress

December

London,

de Worms, Baron, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, reply iog in House of Commons to -a question the of Responsible. the concession regarding

of £20,000,000, for which no and .their: .exists, scheme, as the. Bill .introduced into .in.,.

expressed

lish

to our mind he -ought I suspect," ".that he writes, rate there are some at, any dissentients, that iu England wLo will begin to find the retention be highly mischievous." will liefe Mr. Gladstone ably: and very

importance

.remove

,

1

of

Daily

FOREIGN.

eniyable

accor,dancpluwith,,

jWould

origiual,

say the in Col-

in'

party,

necessity!

in

many

uniquet.jand of haying, a larger .(President ,requjre. ,

taxation

Mr.

have

the

(From

,

the

principles,,

qua

sine,

Home Rule Bill, should not be

Jntercolonial

©eiegrams.

.

land's

the

put forward, forthcoming

in

situation she than

,

the Irish be remembered, the course of a recent the! interview, of Mr. and, Gladstone's, letter, principle on the part of the people he represents,! he had: assured the general that public He even no to the retention. objection shadowed forth went further and aj British Confederation the of. coming idea is' As the Federation still

Belgium

.

will

be now, of any

an

.jfumgn

,

herself

indifferent. Irish

hold

cxrcuna-

like States, the Irish America, the key to the situation. great,

:

vi

seems matter altogether of: the retention Should members be, however, as it appears

and

,

practically

two

:

the Irish'Mr. Gladr accept large asi views on as well .this, head, neces-: which they must arrangements involve. So far as we, are jconsarily at

people stone's

however,

due, to the whose extrac

,

;

desire,

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very:

Empire.

Belgium.

European

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into particulars, without entering in favour such a retention., of jAD'/ and his associates Gladstone political desire,

bestowed

,

in

indicated

Gladstone,

England

j

:

and those general, havewho were at one. time dissentient, the posi comprehended and appreciated. tion to the given by the Liberal party of raised about the retention .question the Irish atWestuoiuster. representation Sir. to Great Britian.has, according Scotchmen

largely

in

(that,

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,

is,

s

advocates

an

merit's

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result

stance

,

:

,

incident,

of Mr. influence BlaiDe, tion is Irish. Jt is a noteworth

who of the ,

;

yybile

recqut

a

Mr. Gladstone's nouncement regarding re on of the Irish views the question at a Westminster. In presentation letter to his Lordship the exPremier learn tohow withoutrejoices surprise

nell,

ar

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at

important

an.

Dalkeith,

acceptable

some

The

matter.

heating in almost

made,

Roseberry in

meeting

we

clergyman

ventilation church. are every 'defective By seeking out and amending any' evithe official dentevrors in these respects would at members of a congregation to abate least be doiDg what they could

rangements

Lord

diverting fioip.jthe.

of the

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place of wor that the ''storm and therein, prevails

attended have noticed

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the receive,

;

we

..Irish!

,

will

r

them.

make

.

grounds,

;

confideut!;.,that

foresees the

proves

who

(Gladstone's of tbe

,'Mr.!

consideration

voices-

audi

,

an

'

'et

facilitating

Chambers on

remembered, should 'commission

the

''of

report

boards

with

lot

speculation these sixteen

But

.

the

trier

Bills

reac-

and intolerance

and the bigotry other. If this

tiod'

,

on

Gladstone,,

.

are

also,

'

of

mend

,

or

this

abso

as

upon their

in

strangely enough, though the his favour in pronounced by an disthe rural overwhelming majority; tricts. voted the Republican ticket/tand the State was, to -his secured opponent. This secured, and Michigan and Nevada,

;be

-good

:

possible-is true efficiency

and so-called

tolerance, the side

questions Belgian Government; of excellent and a long series legislative enactments already Among the passed. are the laws as to regulation and latter the law -for the 6f wages; payment labour and establishment of trade

the.

-all:

,

true

this

as

Mr.

these.

i

,

—that

point

great'

clearly

as

keep

i

objections, of :those inconsistency On., these -and other;

by the

councils

cast

city

ipuis-

.

to,

.

out

brought

bo

to

all

capital has- been

will

,

at

men

and

labour,

,

not

"'The

iutoi

Ireland! anxious home.

.as

too

only.

'

them/

use

mucb

present

at.

and

,,

aud otherwise in such .a .icase

intellectually

'

re keeping needs This of the question. those their for' who use nPtevidence would be of 'and no demdnsffatibn eyes, who cannot or will any avail' tqtjose

'of

I

degree

,

eviU

6f the'

scale.

vast

a

is

,

Parliamentjwill

enlightened solution, of the

An, inquiry Europe: the whole subject, of

throughout

Cleveland, been fulfilled..

to

.

whom a Hoipe the delegates will send hto the Imperial an. be of quite: inferior

.

proof,

gre't'dvlrns, out ligion

crisis

social

great raging on

the which

towards.,,

measures.,

was

counter-balanced exactly 'by which sixteen of the North, were, as certain for. to. vote Harrison. .absolutely The whole centred interest, therefore, in the remaining six. New York was the outgoing own President's State,

a

1

par ties- that, Rule Irelund

or;

.

looked

exception, certain lutely

were

too be, fouud and preponderatingconcession to, ;Irifih aspirations great Itiwill,imoreover, be>repr.6seutedby>(these

f

aptive

in College-green

as

too

i

more

well

as

will,

i:

>

;taken

.will

bfiTrish

presence

now

will

.endorsing say of course members at

iifor

-

qf'ihe

'on should objebt 'to it need say nothing bqre to' bh read id all ou r legibly

persons We

trib"

principle.'

.

b ers

.him

,

the.

'

inaction

.For.

.

:

i

-They

Westminister

..

"

retention.

ibatr-tbe

i

attack,

have

,

ecfeen

:itb .summed .up of then Beeweerit

/.and:

;

long

ing

such

:

It' is substituted :corrnptioni" how easy for the Cologne, ,orgnn-.tOjshow; baseless is hso. false a, statement. utterly has To begin with, ino/ (Government

instituted

though

even

judgment, by .the phrase

the relation between and tho kindred

as just of learn few a

'

division,

?had;

The

the Irish,iuem

of:

crUiQis.q

ropliejl

article.

;

retentibn: i

who

j.

foriopposiug

j-

interesting

Zeilunq

those.

hirn

:

i

it

very;;

thatii

:

'

to objection parental to be held is sacred, be desire for it must There should at least

the

teaching religious then the parental also. held sacred for obtaining be opportunity there should be the opportunity

'

a

attacked

Zeitung

lit that Which has just these contests; been decided, all depended on the action of doubtful As' has several, States. been the explained, South, with small

future Mr.

rill,

-

itself to be, silenced by cheated by question -begging mean which simply nothing is one with rights parental if

iu

heretofore

state

i

Volks paper, .the Fas,!, .recently-

Cologne-.:-.

adverse Cabinet it has

or

Interference But of these.

!'

Kreuz

allow

not'

Will

agitation phrases,

of

that-

r»9b:

.

I

or

;To,th'q

-.v.

.

I

:

Germany

knows

i

for

ej,<Mitien,f.policy.

,i

Gladstone

'

i

hi-ii

',

ments

secular in of its or between, anything respect and have its work recognised to title on its The merits. purely supported of the Commission have taken majority that the breadth view ; and we trust this thus expressed of pfublic opinion by them

I

of of

organ

i

iof

,

.

questions denominational,

a

I

;

as

,

.

would to whether

—

,

Jiiuiself

prepares.

wisely criticism

: ;

:

I

understood.?

ever

,

generally iniasking.no ib school

be consist

it.

.

Real

I

—

-

.

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these neighbour. Strangely enough tactics have lately been iuitiated. by -the Kreuz Qonseilativp ZetUngy< a jleading

.

toleration

I

support.

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of public when will

measure

,

tiooate

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hot.

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-

final

second

The

race

;

traveller,'

Nothing

is

yetknown

'

by the

captives

tlie

as

be

b'tauley.

of the

in foriiiatibu

'precise

for

the payment by of the' War indemnity. the balkhce has that Sublime Porte replied

coming

weak.

The

but

.escaped,

.

Lord

nothing

of

suspension

the

Suakim

the

urges _

hostilities.

viiew to witli a the parleying the captives by the Mahdn ieleamng' ' 'The Panama Canal Company lottery

.pending

bdnds and loan

are

a

complete

failure,

.

amount of the required only .one-sixth -The- company, subscribed. .been having' Irihas' thefofore suspended, payment. as lias been created, tense excitement of pubjic trillions over money have sixty has been debeen spent. Liquidation cided'tjpon: has Parnell Commission ad The' until the fifteenth .of January.' journed mine '"The and .Burra machinery

realized £>25,000 by auction. of Hesse is Prince Alexander aged 65. che eked The wool sales were aie -They improving. fogs! op'per

£78

;

tiu,

prices

7

the

have 'prevailed and heavy rain

Colony

by

'

first

Austra

/the '

the and

innings The

An

nation

latter 139

reported

former wickets

Creek

Trunkey 200

miles

Trades

and

murder

of

;

Imperial of civilized

of

have

it

effect

the

\Petsch,T)uehlihg'& with having1 changed;

National Library of Australia

Co.,

,who attempted

A

11. were

to

meeting

wa,s

held;

at

Ballarat of aicliiig

to

but

Saturday, for the purpose Two Parnell .defence fund;

'the

thousand

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(handicap. Entrance fee

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Perth

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with1

Saturday;

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i

Dec!

to Mr". forms

20,

Entry Station/ Entries

from

tho-;

cast

out

its

yet national

in

on

'Dec.-

due

.

Jas.'

-

for before

or

at'

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Racejmust 18gj.

2.0th

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any H

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sent

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Admission to Grounds horses Carriages 2s.'/extra';

/

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can -N'-;

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extra.

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Hotel, Perth.

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Parnell fair

to

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GUP CONSUL 1888. ;

MELBOURNE'. TATION,

tlie

Owing taken

serve;

in

to 8o i'ew ticke8.hayjhg the above

been

, (

!Home

'jqle

Drawing liowever,

activity, greater will" involve

red.

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do.

WM.

tlie

he

will

not

taker

determined amount.

same

acquittal the Coercion .Government 1 hus iii either case the the .Home Rule is /party 1

/

Rule

precipitate of 'action the

place. ,Y/have, for the hold one the iPerth

to

00;

;

!

bf' present holders/ have them transferred

!

!of.

absolutely and highly1

still'

i

vitality

For wiJl

/!

t

(novoinent

shipwreck.

Mr.

stimulate

,wbile

'ousting from

CONSULTA 1889;

PERTHTION,

inef-.

indeed,

Government

movement

,

on

with

tickets.

either

cah'!

have

or.

their

J

uioney

!

returned.

!

""'Wm.

-

December

i

brand;

with Home

never

political

conviction

'

Melbourne,

l08.

'

is

Salisbury

come

--

.

' ;

!

individual.; upon single them clear tliat, by linking, selves with the Times in taking such course of action to an unprecedented ThuB

'

16.

-2nd

lOs.,

Final

Race. £2.

Race

:

suboi'di-!

expelled and' were

any

depended

;

December

I

a

'

"'

for

—

the success

:

Melbourne,

'

:

fpr

covered society the Irish faceable disgrace would retain organization

unimpaired

.

the decided on supporting Typograph of ical Association the scale regarding by the new rules, charges provided. Adelaide; Friday. 1888 /leases Another batch of of Crown lands will be offered for' sale on the 20th irist.Brokens are worth Shares aire firm. £290. is much cooler to The weather day.

En-

2s;<6d: Thurs Acceptances day, Dec. 20. Hurdle Nominations Handicap Race./ Gd.'due with with-fee,2s. iSatHanldicapiier, Derc. 15; with' fee' Is. urday, Acbeptahces due Thursday, Dec. 20. Hi; Hurdle Race.:. Entries with Championship fee 5s. to be made .before. Thursday, (on: ,pr

political the Coercion! if Mr. Parnell;

suddenly Parliament

were

or

-

Intercolonial. '

J

simply

£l.

Handicap nominations,

due

15.

stand haying!

to

of

guilty

./Hurdle £5, /2nd

.

Sheffield

—

Tuena,.

west Of Sydney. and' Labor Council

as

Prize

Tug-ofrwar. £2, to/winning

677-5-45-/

5s.,

of the into a small minority the Emerald Isle but it habitants ;qf ;l the legitimate is Abased '"upon aspiruof a united aud is staunch-; tions people, ly supported by those colonial dependBritish who en-; encies of the Crown of governing the right jo; themselves Irish which is all .the Hbtne. Rulers are for. If Mr. Parnell died! striving

.

' '

1

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,,

120'.yard8.

confined

'

between-

man

£

prize

lst;prize 6d.

.

ls.

Race,

Race.

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/Prize

of

power

1st

fee

Is.,

Handicap '1st Prize

',

/,2s...

to;

Evidently that Goverraent thought were struck down, the Home Rule move-j in Ireland would be crushed meat but; was never a mistake made.; greater is The Irish Home Rule movement not!

rival of gold, deposit Mount celebrated "Morgan, as in the existing neigh of the Abercromiie Caves,

bourhood

enormous

purposes.

enormous

the

the'

used all their an innocent

fee

5—530.

1

will

that case, they world convicted

series heats. Obstacle

14-5-15. heats. tf

awkward

most

a

7

Running High, Jump.

trance

practically Goverri-

Salisbury in

placed

Valued

ofj

made

reputation

with

'

\£98

/ 1st -13—5-0.,

(blindfold),

Entrance fee ,1s. Hurdle Race, 120 £5 5s. Entrance

Entrance £1, 2nd 10s. Hurdle 12-4-30/ Handicap

ban

out

bloiyh it has

in

for,

;

before

'

the

attempt, Parnell's own head'

The

also

is

office

:

about The

other

.

13.

December

'

is

written

were

Final £3.

'

Prize

11- -4-10.

their under having position, through; taken to tlie cauise of the champion' of fact, to them. Times— \xi point M'r.'j will mean loss of Parnell's Acquittal

;

of 9 had scored drawn. when the match was residents held, A meeting of Chinese protest passed a resolution yesterday the Restriction Chinese ing against as the measure Bill, characterizing community. unworthy of a civilized December 13. Sydney, The Executive have decided Council that the sentence of death passed upon Louisa for double murder shall Collins be carried into effect. The1 execution will take place on January 8.: ling

1

effect

ineut

"

c

is

dead

'

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Cbui, chill

Randolph

and

innings. 114 for a loss

subsquent

of him.

r.

its

ruinous

|

Melbourne, thunderstorms

made 18 in their in their second

.

known'

is

dull

in many fallen places. Tn the match between lian eleven and Bendigo

have been receivei proofs the identity of Stanley and Bribing taken 'Ecnin Pasliai with the prisoners forwarded to by 'the Mahdi.' They were the white when it is believed Khartoum prisoner

is

has'

hou

certain

10s.

£1,..

Race £1.

Championship

yards:. fee 5s.

.

,

:

throughout

,

'

-M

on

recoil

'

/Severe

'Eur ther

for

series 7

Handicap. 2nd £7, -3rd

;£20,-

Prize

1st

6d.

le.

,

!

1st prize; Wheelbarrow

lbs.) Is.

yttrds.

,.j

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6d.'

Sheffield1

;heat.

;

2s.

fee

fee 5nd

.Prize

Match..,

;

fee

;

are

be:

Quoit

.Eritrance 3-15.

—

'

case

upon

alleged On the

will

,

—

,,,

Jump.

.

10-3-45.

—

destroy

'

being

The

'

2-p.m. Running Long £ I, 2nd 108 Entrance prize 2-15. Sheffield Handicap, .of heats.

—

9— 3;30. 200 yards.

thq

only

Times caseV the and the water,

.

market "'

7

every

;

,!!

and time

Ere-

as

asserts1 distinctly forgeries hut, also| that' he. has discovered' the forger him .when the proper! will produce As we have said a comes. -inT'tli

states

resigned the Civil

of

is

it

by not the defendant letters that those

the

'

from

have

representations

Share

8

'

abi

will

soon

mainly

Parnell.

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Board

Commission.

Service The

made ti> rigorously comply the Russian demands. with have been successfully 'Nbgotiatious a Tor the purchase by c6mplcted of the of English capitalists syndicate of South Australia. BuiVa hopper '/mined 15'.'" \ London, December is

'eflcirt

!to

owing

the forth of Turkey

means

yesterday.

Destitute

The

at

-public

one.

as

commenced. rests

—

7—2-45.

given side, but be true

prosecution

down

which

letters,

place last and1 dis with the

holidays. arrived-

Albany

s.s.

mahtle

Mahdi.

The'

with

;

expressed

declared

The.

E mbassador Russian has again demanded Constantinople lU

The'26th been

treatment

to:the

badly

Adelaide; Thursday. and 27 th of December have'

"

to

supposed

-

of

was

is

Private

.

as

rairi

dissatisfaction

'

to.sur-' also another white

6

very

prov4

10s.

.

himself,

ruptly" is defence the Times

committee.'

forced

5

j

will

reported

tlie

'break

—

evidence on

currently for

case

the all

4

seems

120 Race, yards. Entrance feeIs. Match for £20. 120

£1, 2nd

-

render

the'

is

3

:

connected took Carnival

were

approval-

it

defendant

yet, been

course

Mr.

Much

night.

Pasha

"Emin was

has of if what

hav

Maiden

noon,

EVENTS,

.

conqueredi of Africa. provincesbut resisted strongly pletely

passed

colony arid

Aquatic

length,

OE

v. W. Fitzgerald,,. yards. ;E.;Scott 12-30. Pulling Heavy Weight/(28 W. A. style. Prize £1.' Entrance 12-45. Sheffield 120 Handicap, 1st series -of- heats.

j.

.

any ira pari man any be dragged

ME

prize

2—12-20. ...

Hayderi.

..

'

evidi suspicious the by testimony witnessi trostworthy

the

Jas.

'

tlie.

the

settling

recent

papers

that':

effect

a

1—12

highly

utmost

that As

'

The

news publish Mahdi has. com? the equatorial

its

to

Times-

1st

such

probable victorious.

Mr.

:

unsupported

oat

voice iii of the' appointment Governors. 12. December Brisbane, is Th6 weather hot and dry intensely

throughout wanted.

court.

of;

"morning's

the

to

'

HahdicapperahdStarter: PROGRAM

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right,

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(Bullen's).

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being-

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1888.

26,

GROUNDS

:

James Hannen) (Sir Goti missioners. Sit James ordered the arrest of the lias Mr. W. O'Brien, of the paper,

have

colonies

Hon.

h

are

the

to;

;

a!

-

'Hahnen

the

their

two

.

'eib'er

ng and

—

:

FiWident

r

enquiry

1

ALBION

and respectable be impossible' for will es, it to condemn tial tribunal if even the trial therefore,

.Australian

have

1

-

trial

regard

of

:

Parh'el

i

ing

the the the

'

1

DEd

WEDNESDAY,

'

.

(if

the 'management ahd attack

on

the

Association favouring

resolution

character

outrageous

of

with

'

.

'cohiraeriting

'-an''

'

of the sentiments and unprejudiced

intelligent

Upon

erice,

.

week's of

.

"

.

article,

Times,'-

They

pleasure.

expression

outsiders Parnell:

'

an

The Natives

with,;

forcible of most

'

the Court

,

Dec: 14. 'contains

referees."

to

referred

"

This

«y

"

'

.

-

London, United 'Ireland'

GltANDCftriiiv&il. '

,

read

1 2:

December which Several smair grievances are again occurred at Newcastle Sydney,

-

;

I

,

.

12.

insured.

were

;

'

I

boxiivg

:

!

which

'

by

I

complete

"a-"'

on the Coihmissioh.'

Parnell

I

World,

the

throughout'

SECOND

Inquirer"

'

I

,9d'.,

.

colony.

December

—

5

to'l.

Vendors

.

,

2 goals

are:

.

far as possible. the evidence; -1 under Count An Austrian expedition, for the Von Dobhev, is being organized in of Emin Pasha and Stanley, Veli.ef Africa. Equatorial: beat Yorkshire ..'/ The' Maori footballers /'tail

«

1

riortli

.

cur-

-

excessively ahd the colony,

.

any

to

promise-

2<.

ljd.,/

,

-

counsel1

Times'

Is.

.

: :

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I

The

'

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with

at,

botiles, Medicine

remarks extracted The following from an able leader which appeared in of the ,12th will. be the Inquirer inst,

Eleven Australianplayed the former eighteen at Bendigo to-day, in their first innings. making 271 runs 7 The new Loan for "Bill £3,000,000 has passed in the Assembly. A large fire; has oecured at Warragal, business premises there being damaged of £6,000to the amount not half of

produce

hisiclipnts

'

operaJSipn, Solclin lis., by all

I I

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The

;

The

"

J

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are

;

JLtliletic

are

drought,

the

throughout

Melbourne,

!

challenges party: evidence connecting of the' Irish outrage's.!

a

between the the f orm'er

i

and

heat

prevaijing

i

to

but

subject. the called Human the and tonic

we

justice

'

;

I I

nearly

of.

-ofStrengthen'er a act as Stomach," powerful "are ..mild in their gentle aperient, and safe. Under circumstances. any

'

Excessive

t

Times

10

cause

been

the

throughout in the

with

Pills,

"

the which

is/

.1 for

Remedy

Simple

a

i

—

confidently

are

:

.

the

heat by Matterson

nothing

was

crops failure.

has

:

Norton's Natural

17.

;

-weather

as

I

f

December

race eight-oar the Association

Pills

which diseases to

I I

possible

Indigestion.

for

Camomile

Indigestion, all the

:

easily;

The

11.

to row. Beach refusing W ednesday. Adelaide The unemployed are again petition for work. ing the Government

of the Jas. Hannenj the President Commission Parnell protests nature of the the prot acted agnirist he at the says, which,: -proceedings; must extend oft progress, -preseiit/ifate' "/ 'Hover iy ears; /;:/' on behalf of the Parnell .t Sir.-C; Russell, /

and

won

procession,

'

T

the

adjourned

December,

Kemp

1

:

third.

Sir

;<

Times-

-

won

lengths

'

officially

In

Ports

Remedy

best

Recommended

:

again.

Adelaide,

.

-

Brisbane,

late

denied.

week.

a

stands

The meeting

=

race

The Norton's

1

!

liard

river.

a

to

5

"

.

<

regarding

intends

:

'

tProfi;

-by-

.

'

on

damage being

the

considering of the uudei taking."

result

I

anything

beginning

never

well

without

17.

December

of

''

'

vi'i

Sydney—occurred

done fell of rain

much

dom:

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Ferguson.

to contrary It is essential that

good

established this can

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of

in

Third

schools

indeed

were

at

all

the

of -Perth. and suicidal, Education

or

have

been

requisites,

be

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by

found

in

books

and

other

the

or managers. promoters Another Experience" puts great stress the fact that in Government upon Schools the fees are handed oyer to the Educational De but be partment, ignores altogether another equally fact— that the iib'porfant viz, fees so paid, and hundreds of ponnds of many the public are all money besides, expended on "

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these

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repair and for

paying

be told

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assisted

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that

children

Government

to

educated half what

one

in them has to be

a

cost

payed

Government School. in have mind at this moment an my Assisted built deno School, by the religious of which mination I am a member, ata very considerable and to I am in a position cost,

purely

a

I

state

the paltry that sum fees would not pay 2 per of construction, irrespective Would the fees in ing. do much ? more

Act

cost. at 'considerable to the inter and assist ri to encourage in' the If name locality. only in the able to judge or matter, in the of. interested, education

building, books, a& in

well

-as

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the

"per

received cent

J.

upon of the

Government &c)

Yours,

spirit to the cause of State education and be schools well-equipped in and the centres of population,

would therefore ests of the public

parents

schools absurd

the

only

It

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Melbourne

combat.

say

of

question

your correspondent, number of pupils in any school Assisted one paying

in

State and supply well-equipped schools, to those who are otherwise ing education of it. would beyond reach Experience" Perth and in schools approve of multiplying districts in utter leaving outlying ignorance. Fourth fault with the finds Experience" Central Board for not and sup of, approving aand rival schools porting denominational

val

Dealers.

Agents—

to

difference school

no

assisted

raised that-tbe

as

the

with by

dealing

Government

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comfort,

too

is,-

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BUYERS OF A BOTTLE OF BREDALBANE WHISKY,

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for

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many

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per the

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amounts

school

as,

the

cost

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week be but a small fees, can oi the number of pupils in actual percentage attendance. 1 know of several assisted where Schools no child than 6d. more pays and per week, 25 per cent or perhaps in some schools as many 30 afford as cannot per cent, to pay anything in the of fees, while

have known school fees, fees to the

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these for the

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that

if a state school, attending an assisted school. It attending, that in any the cost is clear, case therefore, assisted school to thev Govern per head in an is greater than in a state school. Sec ment I leave, the assertion that the education ond,: schools is' superior.. to that given in assisted in State schools -itself. to speak for

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other.

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than is and young provided in State schools this better education (4) that .is provided at half the cost the Government to just per. Let of these in the inverse us dispose, head," order that it is to above. not true First," :

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issue' of to-day, of the Educational

your foul

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PALE

Editor.

the

ment for (1 ) refusing to approve in! aid of 'certain denominational schools Wanneroo teachers to the appointing

given.

'

pi

4£d.

dent after " Experience" Assisted-School Government schools;

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Brand),

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:

returns

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the last certainly per head in Governbeen less than £2 2s, 3d, but it the., mentioned reached period It may surprise your correspon his flat contradiction of to be told that the of cost is less than one half that of has

within

£3

within the cost

Never, years,

scriools

has

.

PIER

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..CORN.ER'OF

ill:

GENERAL

C0M

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&

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is

.

&,

educational

which he undertakes subject upon and your readers, Experience" This £1 particular. 6s, which he calls the highest that sum can be claimed, possible is in but the bonus reality for payable successful an amount teaching paid quite of the 'irrespective and capitation grant forms but a fractional part of the earnings of any school under the Educa instruct

ment

&.

COCKRAM,

SCHRAMM,

matters

—

Yours,

Perth,

in

lyro

of the

ever

pro the

half

one

merest in this

that

sum Colony the maximum payable to Government schools on of account such a boy is £3 10s. Another Experience" is putting it at £1 6s. has, quite innocently no himself doubt, betrayed into making a misstatement which in the most con proves clusive that manner he knows what nothing

"to in

encour

generally

education, Government

"

attendance

rather

"

Another beiwoen former correspondent

your

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?

knows

over

.

v

do Act

being

combined

Assisted

given

f

schools

20. schoools

is

6s.

a full report, as to of children &c. &c, remarks Secretary's

the Colonial as to Dr. -Scott, reported, is nothing in the as there

Hon.

answer

and I

Experience" Experience"

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Governor

hold good, dozen a prevent .half; the together, provided

Limited-

CO.,

the

payment

rests clearly say whether not after having the building, the

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astounding the case of a correspondent supposes one week fees in a boy paying shilling per Government school. In twelve' months this have £2 and the boy will 6s. paid highest that be sum can claimed for him possible by the school is £1 6s. By such a- boy the would Government £1 a gain year. This seems and no reasoning logically put, man could, the premises, have admitting the is hesitation the con slightest accepting clusion. But how about those same premises ? Is it a fact that The sum" that can highest be claimed in the case is instanced only £1

I

Board

to refuse Sect, of

responsibility, The 34th

correspondent

your

serving I don't

I

has

your

3rd

to express deny the

the

this

the

have no intention or desire any opinion whatever..; but! must assertion forth Another put by that the cost of education is Experience" to the greater Government in Assisted than in Government schools. In of this support statement

I

the

If

of

Upon

more

the

expression) to another,"

Flesh ask

of

power

application? " Elementary

be

-of

Experience"

challenge I

and because

maintain consequently

Another

Editor.

the

letter

Australian duced in

es

to

failed;,

to one and what is.

the

in .

Service

and

use

(to

:

nesis,

Wanneroo

and regulation attendance, to be closed, which no doubt Wiil again at the end of a few months.

busi-v

rielinquishihg

for

I say useless expenses, been schools have opened at a considerable cost to

these

Government,

WILSON

G.

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the

purchased

of

teachers

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breath

tliey

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strict

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night that, "Peace sing

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interest your and forwarded of a visit you a description paid to the .Great Central Prison of the colony at I Fremantle. The Prison forces itself I on the view of strangers prominently cleanliness! at Fremantle of its Our next visit was to tlie arriving by reason Hospital,a and spieuaia the extent of room in the North position large arid. lofty Wirig. to visit Here there were ground it covers. Permission it four or five patients; krid',; not a is difficult matter to obtain an old invalid who was rather very pauper a, either from the J.' Mr. B. character. He is called Sheriff, "Old Roe, generally or from the Superintendent Mr. S. Hope, Billy ; once these gentlemen are. assured, of the we' were shown Mounting the landings bona fides of 'the The Trainthe Catholic but little applicant. ornameriChapel, as the to the Prison is ways approach tation thence as.; we passed being visible, called is a of road and was to the Protestant ironfine,, piece Chapel a special formed which, accumulated, cased made for the. one by the. debris cell, time-,, " the work of levelling thesite of the celebrated during Mooridyue. Jpe" was pointed Prison and erecting the Prison J Lout to us. The Chapel for the Protestant buildings. The Prison is enclosed is a fine room by high walls prisoners, large directly and on the western face a very handsome and passage 'before oyer the offices spokeri terrace has been formed which are of. Its upon inspecjtiori our; completed tour'; built for the various Quarters the interior of the superior Prisori. through Prison officials. ,On this, terrace, the out into the open too, Passing space in front, main Entrance to the Prison, is situated. of the building to the again, we proceeded The entrance, is closed by two heavy, gates in the South East placed workshops flanked on each side by a tower, and is corner of We were the now enclosure, surmounted by a large Turret for I joined Warder Mr. Clock Principal by the town clock in Fremany years the only Townsend who showed us carpenters, mantle. One.of.the towers mentioned is tinsmiths and sawyers en blacksmiths, used as Quarters, for: the the Chief warder :l gaged in various We also saw the jobs. of the Prison, and the other Ts partially /Pumping Engine at work for the Water have

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to

—

the

being only four Webster by Mr. Philip be requested Council

Proposed 'municipal drafc.of rough

on

in

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iited to Carried

there

majority,

M. L. Lewis

John

Mr. be

uns

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it

session,

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that

Thinking

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passed1

passed:

Congdon,

to with requested Sand to the Drift present the its last at Legislature in the opinion of the rate-

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proceedings'.

were

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hold

the

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interest

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peared

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to

ripred

Returning

book,'

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Legislative

held

which session -of

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Drift;" recent Much 1

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arid being constantly bitterly complained of by the residents in these parts restswith the offices at head-quarters. It is certairiatteridiy quite time that the Government ed to the matter." Just so, !— in about another year, perhaps. Mr. J. H. Mea,d with some passengers and luggage left York for Golden Valley on Mr. Ham psori in another Saturday. 'started ait the tirne.'; same conveyance I learn that our choir is practising the of Christmas. hymns etc. for the festival Dec. 17th.

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passed

of Sand

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tirea

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Fremantle, ./At "rge1 "meeting

prisoners

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Hiawi!f«: bread and water,1-'' for disciplinary

to

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rains

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George

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no-"!' viz!:a!

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Mr,

we'

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both'sides:

on

sentenced

the Execution

has

open

the in

cells'

j

races, forward

last

Friday-

on-

Entering, of constructipn,

style

men

seldoiri

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'bail

Boxing-

o'f

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on sports foot events which is looked

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thunder

cut

shattered

the

sho-.y,

attended,

;

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this End- the

iittle

a

i

'Heart

expires

have been

for

hot

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>

with

inlcrest. annual monthly meeling of the Association of

branch

v

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fi

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much The

r'/:

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to return, the 13th

-weather

ay -very

cold'

being

among

baby

with

.

trial waiting All these offences. cells are fitted 'witli'! doors. Some are double, lighted and in" these: the bread and water men /are conned by day but at night they are trlrisferred to dark, cells. In this1 yaiwe'f;'' were the stakes' for ri vetting1 'ririd''1' show.h/ /the, manacles of .those' sen-5 uurivetting arid' released tenced.to', from, irons, /a/nd the spot :uppri Which the prisoriers; striri'd whilst receiving c'rirporal puriishmbntl For sake we humanity's '/were glad tb' leaim that i-botlx arid "ironing flogging rire'!

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Holders-

Wednesday range d

oiie

vegetables' to have

Included

; |

n6te,jVhen;

situated.

is

arid'

or

I

-damaged,

We

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momentary,

-si

year, wet ami

cabbages

to

/

to 'has/

requested

nassacre'-

I

with beast.

of|the was!

occasional lightning lyi-' A very of' rain and heavy storm been at MandUrnh experiencedhas' had all his ton, vegetables the the

f

whitewashing

,

same

/the

confined

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steer.

a

cells

fractpry Iticed

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on

The F.

f!..

a .approached Holy Communion body. At mass on have fallen, here and; within Sunday- our -worthy pastor, J Father announced that Delaney, mass would the district. winds" too kave been', High,. be celebrated at Dardanup on Sunday the b usy blowing down trees etc. hay-stacks 23rd thatmasswould be celebrated at News reaches us of the death; of an old; at 7 o'clock'on IMrdariup Christmas Day and resident who for years, lived near Mount at 10 o'clock in Also that the Bunbury. Thos. Bake well named Bourke. He died Chi-isttnas -would be collected' on offerings last, week in Fretrian tie. Christmas Day. The York M unicipal Coiiiicil have grown

Heavy

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fires."

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value

or

earnestly before

or

We/ate

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fits

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nien.

came

the Local Tecde sued

return

are

on

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sympathy

grear.

.unfortunate case

place on the;26th till postponed February

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wrongfully detaining the plaintiff, given against

was

and

costs, The

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Communion being day 'fpr members branch /of the Male of the Sacred Heart Association there were two masses. Father Bourke on the' preached Sacraments seven arid the dispositions to' their necessary worthy' reception. he said, was' Contrition,' always indispensable with the Sacrament of Penance..; lie lucidly the meaning of good explained and bad confessions. Never within \ the recollection. iff the; oldest inhabitants has there. been such,, as we are now weather, in December ,havThere has been a variety in the iug.v sime and On' week—hot, cold, stormy. about 9 o'clock a hbavy Saturday night storm Mount' Bake well -In' a' passed over direction. nor'-east For a short time :the lightning appeared vivid and continuous,., us of the lines of Pope—. reminding

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l<eie

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get very excep becomes a question a profitable prove to -holders' employ

ann

Aioany

wiyes;of '

own

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claim

to

s.s.

the

for

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interesting very Wednesday last at; Mr/'GV R. plantiff;

I

it

tue

felt

sensation

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overhead along almost, or to look down thirty feet, from at the top landing those moving1/'' about on the ground below. were taken Proceeding we through a, to the xard narrow passage Refractory known where a building 'as the'/re/0f' locally

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boys,-

good fortune, whether lt wohld.'tidt

Correspondent.

own

season .splendid are really very, goodj befcter been, for some,. considerable

uuiiru

is

,

exseptional

oiir

hud

have;

was

figures .passing at a Height of

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crops than they .have -The ..time. late have, been rather rajns damaging to the wheat and bay crops. The principle of conversation since topic its occurrence is (he sad and fatal accident uu

Hope's

tional

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arid

sweeping, a curious

cleaning,'

and

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concern. 'to exercisb '

in report published West' it would Awtrali'M, Hjgjday's' successful work at appear that the most is being done by some Golden1 Valley boys; is quite a. feather in the caps of the Thisin particular, and of all boys mentioned are Unless they very boys in general.

Mr.

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interestii'ig

Dr.

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were

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BUNBURY.

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most, and

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itself

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his

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village" '-

keep

commnnication-rr-a .very one, signed Fidelia, Anything from the peu„;we. wjll /,1 ways receiye/ Reins of Catholic and. surely

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little

pretfy to

wont

one.,

pleasant same I

tiie

is

retirement;;

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which

Guildford,

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'in'. .the'assurance' thrift with'a1 warm-Wfelcoriie''

irieet'

tolhm'ris.

our

fouri'd

always

.will

too

a

be safely relied may day's Sport less the Sheffield Handicap there: are no and the than 34 entries; for, Handicap! entries. the Hurdles l i During day "an will of much interest be the sprint of event' between 120 yards 'Fitzprivate '(a !mafcli) of Fremantle, and of Northam, Scott, gerald) for £20.

!

be'

'may

they

the

with

a

our' passkey conductor us into the "Divisioii" and here a. piovel. sight met our On eyes. both sides there "rose four tiers of cells, access to which is gained by contihubus built from landings, projecting, upon joists the walls of' the cells' Upon tHse various men were .landings, engriged:,!'

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tkeM'we'begTo.JenVhatevef'enc'ouragbV

merit'

Albion

,'estitTia?e.n

'high'er

passage" to: various o'ffices.

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Reading;

Bui

at

'a

,and door ushered

Opening,

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an

to

,

"Railway

.

the 'division

3,rqreton paid: ciistomary his(, here last visit fortnightly .week, remain until the ing following, Monday. The' weather has been; for. the past ;fort5 and is night, stilly very warm, Dec.; 13th. 1888. a

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the

be held

-

to

Father

gratj.tud/b,/ come for-

of

consists

poi-tiori,

,

,,syjy:app(ai.ent\v,' ..which; uiey might,1

of

powers entertain

j

vanity,

,

.

circles

Sports,

To

-

athletic

Tw

w,

and

our

!!.'

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'of

jstriistfulfj

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kno.w, in /well need, refer

who

however,

. .

in

t'-)we,

of

themi.

;(»-c,i3ipnally,-.

without

Roonl;

assure

to

be

will

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;

reason

every

.

bu.i

,

31-12:'89,,15s.

readers,' to. /only are others,

be

:

them

to

,

our

so

-aridi-jtheretoren that at presen

to'

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to

There ward

Wyndham,

J.P.,

regular1

to

-Perth, 31-12-'88,

York,

so

it"'eventually

.

MtljvEj.

are

allude

now

ft

of about feet. / The iriain' thirty building of .'the Prison or the Division' as it 'is'".' called is an oblong some six hundred' feet in with a length, wing about sixty feieib at\each in the long extremity Exactly1 a structure centre, is joined 'tri the''7 large main; b.uilding at right THe lower angles.

the case,' our will mining district undoubtedly reap its the' benefits .phare'of accruing therefrom; in the form of that want— a long-felt, -.sme1 ting works.

I.

Heading

Mr.'.lNesbit,;

3d.;;

P. Whitely, P- Dowley,

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6s.

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9d.

a!bout

.

;£1 Mr.

;

£1:

Hastie,

Freiu'aritle, 3s.

ail

discovery because, turn u unsuccessful,

there appears believe that; such.-

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been

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Mr. O.' Booth, £1 5s. 10s.;

/

Mr.Slattery,

7s. '6d.;!

have'

subscriptions N. Johnson,

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valuable

:-and

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The.foliowing' Mrs received"

fields

latest

should

(

heard but; I

.

our

'can

friends/ proof of

coal

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of

circle!

the,

ub'h'ibre'' giVe'us acceptable' tb'seri/d1' thir.reghrtlHa'n ma local 'penbaical' budget ;of cwsV 'On this store the Record"' 'it cannot, "must1 -be'. 'make' acknowledged;7 Whepi hg coin-ii'v-Ory of lour! s( plaint. Many country JCorie-ipbiMen

try

have

you

.

making1

.

course

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Of Irwin-

-their.

.up

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to

coiiu

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punctually..,

deavours

paying

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our

of

exception,

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the

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V,. prisoners. hakeThe building used as washhouse; and was the, next visited house cookhouse Here we saw the enormous bread by" us. about half.a ton trough capable of holding .to of dough, the large ovens bake such a filled with soup, batch, shining, coppers meat laden with' and gruel and the. tables with plates .wliich'were ready to be filled the 'dinners. One item of the food displayed was the gruel, here surprised us, and that is serv or rather a part of which porridge, and to each man at dinner time ed/put which were told was much appreciated we was the Qur surprise by prisoners., increased that, the information, by the of monthly consumption oatmeal, almost reached a thousand pounds. '"/'/' In this is kept the Prison Fire' building to which we were learn is Engine, pleased and always kept ready for any emergency which of fire, being sound upon, the alarm ed in the town is, brought to the outer to be sent to the assistgate in readiness 'the Town Fire Engine. We, were ance;of also ,glad to hear, .that the Prison although no bound to do so officials are. .in way occasions, dragged they .have/ on several the scene of their themselves to, Engine occasthe Fire, aiid were on one actually ion the first to get a stream of water on the -Burning building. The last- place seen by.us was the stores, the officers, in Mr.F. J. charge of which, ...

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other the 'pourse

took

excitement

the

debate

some

delivered.

So that

contest,

being

at.

...

O. J. Stuart, M. Coomer,

Frbnaa-n

D.

Perth,

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during:

good

was

the

conclusion, numbers .on The equal.

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doubt

no

members will of its contents.

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TURF

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CLUB

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run,

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Plate,

Neilson,

1st

on

for and

the 2nd'

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First.

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to

entries

final

Day. £50.

Banter,

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Perth races,1889 January,

Steed,

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following:afe

Footprint,

National Library of Australia

Arab Valentine.

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have

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was

for

entered police

l»w, R<

when rdereau

hjc

cottage, him.

whither

with to

near

has

brother-iri-

n

The

smoke. the

and spot flumes that

for

?;.

instance that

old

Paris

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correspondent balloon races

tliat'

the

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of the Times, the winner

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hicli

luiids'

iiearest'

to

au'1

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disas-

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Sunday

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prize has been son Gbdafd, Louis, .and .himself of aeronaut, manager balloon n His io manufactory, balloon," which two he had fellow-passengers, last ten a'ighted Sunday at La Verriero, kilometres from the bejfry of Gbevreiise, of its on account at: which, prominence

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neigh

was in yourfg, when he wended <his wife had a

still

que

cliief

promptly

He bad undreswith blood. on himself the bed, placing laid which atl side a shell he had brought his his return from home with him on He had then service. military ignited tire shell and blown his body to atoms. very,

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-had been selected as the -His landed winning post. competitors hom I5. tp 29 kilometers from Cbeviuse... to Ml Godard owed his success keeping at! a -low whereas on. r the altitude," previous. Sunday he won by adopting the, ''

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iriotbered

though

for

theft

w

secqnd

; place. dispute-took to arid returned his wife -soon foj-

field

ed and

Bordereau,

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been held there on". assigned spot-T;liave two successive the Sundays, proceeds to devoted charitable" being purposes. time were The first there and the six;

just

A Angers. was working

were burst.the extinguished of the cottage. Thenj entering ing out found him lying Bordereau's room, they the shattered his lifeless on bed, body while the walls were mutilated, fearfully «

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to As she; was about enter to tlie house her husband called' her to and a momeut nfterwards remain outside, there tremendous' was a explosion, all the which sent and glass flying,

bours

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.The

lojwed

filled

:

ethics..

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the

v

of

the'

strites

his

left

define

sanction

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suicide

trifling

a.

manual

a

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wsuiuu

nineteen

crab.:

Bordereau wife and

with

is

hot for pliilosoph.ers but writing But even 'if people. were yori with .philosophers' and Appealing dealing to reason reason, her reasons. must-give no more debatable or Tnere.is question difficult thau that of nature/ and mjrre f V. M .TnluQ Klmnn ..Kao rimrvltr oiuipy,,:; v«yjV the knot moderu social touched of

<

of this pursuit energetically.

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village

riaiued

field

a

iri

a

it

/;

a

the

yru Proudnbn,

toi

:

px'tlraordiriary at

tha.t;it

given—

is

will

yo'ur Yoii

six

Warsaw,1 'and

Hamburg

.la.

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of to

more

"indeed, bnckwar'ds'

reply

,

men

peasant

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can

and

''instoqjl.o.' not is,

f

ho|w

boast

occurred

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large.,

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notified

also

notli

t;«r

a,s

i.eing

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the past, agents

During

traffic

progress centuries

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Journal"

\c0urse

iklAtn or;tne century' when it is a of their progress, that lands them even lower than progress Rome? A he .paganism of ancient

—

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The

whole gang arid brought

criminal How

that Sir Thomas Cockb'urri has been elected Cairipbell by Council a Governor of the tfie Legislative High School, Perth. The following have acting appointments to Miss S. Beazley act b.een approved at Bridgetown, Miss as Postmistress vice M. A. Moulton, Miss' M. J. resigned. at Ryan to act as Postmistress Kojoriup,' Louisa Lariceviee Miss Roe, resigned. Charles; Gee .to act of Police as Corporal of the and Bailiff Local Court Clerk Victoria vice Larice-Corporal Johri Plains, transferred; J. D. Williams. Bovell, Tidewaiter at to Chief Freiriaritle, be at Landing Waiter Derby, vice Sinclair.' George Sinclair, Landing Waiter at Derby "to be Chief Tidewaiter at Fremantle, vied Williams. Mr. Edward 'Steere has been appointed at Jayes (Blackwood) vice Miss postmaster Editli Steere, resigned. Tenders of accepted.— For the supply Firewood at the public offices Fremantle 1889 the tender of Mr. Doorian during has been accepted at 16s. 9d. per cord ami at Rottnest at 30s. W. per cord Turner to sweep chimneys at 3s. per flue. F. Hill to pay 10s. for supplying; bedding and from the police manure, removing stable at Girigin E. McLarty to repair the Court for £48' Bouse, &c:, Pinjarrah J. J. 15s. Small wood to complete the i

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reading

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in

still

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from

law

of :6u'r good 'old' morality has it. And' this 'M.vFefry oid morality, is the Yet: Decalogue. gojod. 1 know it! how you will /arrange' fubt not steal' wil 1" stand.' Thou shait / Yet

: regular

ou

developed

authorities witli the relations order to carry on the

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says,

.give

will

that'

fathers,'

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Geceiribei'. It is

John

Society's next of

-Maiden

the

!'

GOVERNMENT

to

you;

nojthing mbrality,

by Cracow, and Hamburg,.to the Ai America, chiefly

ai'rested

in the Government December His of Thursday, 13, Gazette the Governor notifies that the Excellency of the Local: Court at next sitting Guildford will be held on -28th Friday;,

while the chairman of high, made a few remarks Moffat, his casting and when vote, at giving he declared himself in favor of the ran

Mr.

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weeks

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Bit

and; Vyehas

where

slaves,"

principles.

Republic.

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the be

recorded, found to

were

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scratch-

attended Moskov:ski that W arsa

traffic"

to

efid;

inable indeed

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forward-

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clergyman

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the various articles in 'stock'. Prisoners clothing, bedding, and kitchen of all kinds ufeiisils tools, find .a. place in his collection as well as and rations for the prison the, provisions ers inmates of the Invalid .arid Depot at tached to the" Gaol, establishinerit. In concluding this notice we have veiy in bearing much pleasure to the testimony and readiness to satisfy curi our courtesy witli osity displayed by the various officials whom we were parbrought into contact, so in the case of the Chief Warder ticiilarly think it to Hall. :We also Mr. right of: the energetic and express our (Opinion careful, management of the Prison display ed /by the Supe.rntendant, and we beg to retiurb thanks that gentlemen for many the pleasure we felt in inspecting the in under his charge. stitution pointednout

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to

us,.

'of1

exliibitiori

of of

systems

swindler.

.

above

.

accompanied

SPORTS.

for the. the are" handicaps following be run; on ..Boxing Sheffield to Handicap, with in connected the. Day at Bullen's

,

kindly

ROOM

teacherrii

lay

for

honour ;

The

"

Townsend,

READING

RAILWAY

,

took ''the" congregation gold"' of teaching the bestosystem and, in the words of the presidrawing, derit'of the jnry of awards,1 " saved the

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Progress, Aim. miles.— Duration, Arab

Fishmonger,

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learned

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print,

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Jeelong, Flying

,

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teaching

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tlie

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£100. Plate, Cry, Winil'ya,

Queen's tion,

the

'pupils'of

,

Dura

3

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A calculation.. which been .made; the. of that shpws pupils schools out /of Catholic, have, 2j042;., the City granted qf Pa.ris prizes byj since" This 18.48, 1,547. leaves;T/ gained of 495' prizes won: a: -minority by the

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H.miles.r-Hermit,1 Banter, Progress, Lowlander. First King. miles.— £35. Banter, Purse, y 14 First Hermit, Michael, Gaylad,

Nimrod, Jeelong.

of water for be:built the storage roservoirs are the" town These supply. intended to hold 150,000 gallons of water, out is and the construction to: be carried the super labor prider entirely by Prison A "very vision of the Prison officials. feet high in parts, by the thirty high \yall,.. reservoirs attracted our side, of ..the told //.ithad we were, notice, ;.and the been erected to, recently separate of the from the male femalej portion and had also been' erected by the Prison, for

Arab

Gunpowder,'

unavoidably

speakers,

urns.

at

Long Swamp,

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1 Derby, £75. 4 miles.— Steed. Footprint.;Bishmonger.i;Afm;. Ladies' £50. Purse,

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£20 per mails on annum Henry Larsen to convey for three years once a fortnight, horseback, via between Kojonup an Yerriminnup, Balgarrup and Gordon, at £37 per annum the lBt of January, commencing from 1889. invites The Commissioner of Railways to January. 1889, from, eniers, 22,'; up. to lease ,'the' Bunbury 'persons/ willing term for a of three Railwaly, years. with full be may Conditions, particulars, at the Office of the had- on application Perth; r. A Commissioner of Railways,. each of £1,000 must accompany Deposit of £500 each. Tender, approved sureties itself to The Government does not bind or accept the highest any tender. of Exaininers (The .Board appointed Licensed Act;1 under "The Surveyors 1886/ extend-1' will hold an examination, from 1889. January Ijth, Intending irig candidates must notice in give a week's intention, to for a. of their apply writing License and come up for examination.

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Myalup,

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Springfield,

Parkfield,

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House were Bath Leaving -.the' iye were being shoprtW..exbavati6n8.!ich', made for the' sites "for the" "new reservoirs to

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to

Post-Office,

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£25.

cicerone now directed House filled the Bath witli twenty five baths which can be sup at with either' hot or, cold water plied informed that there We were pleasure. in force com is istringent regulation not to in '.Hospital .each pelling prisoner courteous Qur. attention

at for the Fremantle, Israel' 10A £494. Hyriian oh for the conveyance of a inail a once week, for one year, and Hampden,, via Australind

New

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Harridan,1' Jelloon'g,

Fishiiiongcr.

,

Progress,-

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omy

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our

miles.—

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2

£50.,

.

Firebrace,

growing.

were

Plate, -Aim, Winilyaj

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small then Court, .pome tlien a ones for Debtors. and.: J uveniles, and for ordinary large / one prisoners attached to the the yard Hospital finally; flowers and in which all kinds pf beautiful

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The of a Catholics Zurich held The wit. event Congress on the 21stproduced yoosidirable fobas impression ni&na ana foe, for "the town "ufffllMloffi of Zwingli is of a Canton the capital was which 20 almost1 years 8go" .

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have greatly

Things

population. since then

less

no

changed

of Zurich the Canton i300,000, and tains between 30,000 even the Catholics and thus

now

local

nauicai

Landbote could

me

organ

vr

acknowledged be looked louger

,

.no

Protestant one, must henceforth Catholics factor with as an important

On the

the

whole,

the

'

Congress in Another Catholic

Liberal

T

in

Standard.

W:

diRtino-nished hearts

Enfliahmeri American girls.

to

as

a

,

her

.to

Unionists

Kven

the Irish influences

among

same

geutle

and

felt

selves

O'Connor

Mr.

is

at

so

lose

1

a

many their

America

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legation.

them

have

their

Now,

a

eyes.

.'.!'

He .his

world- has fashionable because of the wedding, of Miss Hamilton Nisbet,

has

now-

is

almost

reported of -royal

married of her

five

a

to

burgh,

who

acrlytes,

and vested

I

in

and

Paul

dared

on

;

his It

as

your

eyes,

then:

you

so.

said

V'.

lovely

the

angels

the

of

side never

may

iu

iiuuu

an-

Duau

i

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surgeon,and too, i/uwaius

and he beautiful

no.

-

no

/

to

"

atten

false love you said he firmly,' again lose his sight recover.it."

If

:

Sud-.

will-,

little

never

it

by

a

disobey my " the boy and he will

T

riot ar

felt

son,.

She

is

attended Episcopal

National Library of Australia

trembling

'

and

by

my

eye."

/

He

a

whicli "I

son

robes

m

you to

a

tried to explain by a comparison he could not express. "if ever said the doctor, think," of a storm, it is had been witness of lightning would have .flash'

you compared what happened in your eye." " " said the child. ;That Precisely," to T is exactly what I' wanted say. remember I was oncevery frightened of a storm when a! very little boy and' !

;

felt the same I have just " That is good" said

sensation."

the doctor,

I

and hour

with

forefinger The be conld not

second

in to

had

blue.

found

this

.

apply

Dr.

at the

axe

lost

was

half

until

then

was

It

elapsed. Nevertheless

an

finger-end

joint.

an

cold arid sewed it

Klein

.

the stump and applied a bandage of iodoform As early as the second gauze. was evident that circulation had .day it been partially re-established throuhout the finger and in six weeks the man ; '

had

not

left

only

the very to shirk, serviceable

The as

but was doing he had hoped as fact, was, in been.

hospital, which

drill

rifle

finger had

it

ever

Blake, by birth and education member of the landlord arid caste, the Irish in dragooning the people after of the Castle, he was but requirements

Mr.

is

a

of

;

a man, I that. features

like/ painter may reproduce

and

my

father,

noble your praiseworthy

your

action." " ;

by

Yes," the.

said

gratitude you. will

the

doctor, of the

quite child,

moved "yes, Hotel

He

tresses

carressed Margaret's of hair saying :—

beauti

a

family respectable belong who. before west of Ireland, Estates the

Blakes

Galway

Court sold of Corbally, His father

or Stipendiary Magistrate of Police, we County Inspector forget and he was which, brought up amid all the of Irish surroundings gentility. The legend which has led to his being a

with

associated

Dublin in

has

his

mother for,

.me firid at the des Invalides at Paris.'' The braVe and clever doctor .kissed the child's times and forehead several took the widow's hands, within his

yes,

either

is

a

the Encumbered

to

ing the

He

task.

congenial

a

performing member

was

ful

Blake.

Mr.

and

own. "

his

off

them were out, in the County

for their begged-.pardon ignorance. " For my part" said Paul, " I can do but I for you, my 'benefactor, nothing will of you day and night, and think whenever I do a good action. I will I be an for you. will honest pray

have

was

result unexpected was Klein induced

and daughter wept and did not laughed alternatively; they know how to expresstheir gratitude >

but

the

-

injunctions,"

eye saying

"

Dr.

blind,"

longer

-'

should

by

case,

"Come,

it is finished noWi.my child, ior trie to-aay, gravely interruptea on the doctor, the bandage replacing child's the room to eyes and ordering be: darkened.

then" but just

to Breathe. two or three

aged

to

only one," looked around

more,

his

the instrument'

thicker

A recruit in the same treatment again. order to disable himself and so escape from cat service, deliberately military

soul,

Y

Flowers,

but

foot,

a thread'; Dr. Klein sewed on the and dressed it with iodoform, fiagment, had the satisfaction, in days, twenty-two of finding the wound arid liealed the toe sound and flexible. perfectly Encour

my

light."'

the

to

scarcely

!

.=

all

to the moment

Klein, The

than

Saviour,"

reel

"

'

science

par professional acci A man toe in the great The severed

off his left cut of the first joiut. piece remained banging the connecting skin wa9

he. in

Surgical

surgeon. are given by the Mnmorabilien."

dentally middle

stray

the

of

military

ticulars journat

Exercise Science.

ing adyanco in surgical made by Dr. Maximilian

a'German !

,

looks!

.

;

Paul, much;

A start

life."

begged the child, him. "Oh! how

hurt !'

Remarkable

now

The mother

is'irripossible

XIII.

Chapter

To be continued.

The boy turned round his beloved sister facing smile him radiant and threw: her bosom.

"One

he

oVer

daughter,

poor Margaret look for me

one

everything doubt ?" and he in front stood of Margaret's bouquet. "So these are/flowers? And Jaunet, he is how he my Jaunet how brilliant is in his how he jumps about singing He also shall cage ? know that I am

said

"

said not into

look

with

accustomed

1

you much j'" "Oh-!". answered that it pained me

.

bio

!'

v

I

of

met

I have

deceptions world."

the

bas been

at you both." benefactor, my he- turning the let me see noble face your of the eye is the window

"

.

,.

that

in

End

answered the calm, my child," " learned moved. Shut doctor, quite for your eyes, now, you must remain blind and get gradually fqr a few 'days,

'

gave

with

"Be

The widow shuddered. The surgeon ordered her to be quiet. He turned towards the child, and placed a little pad

'

long, of Biel,

standing.

that

officiated,

hardly

screariis.

"

years standing have refused

younger —

,

derily,

1

at

Henry, John who, however, is Ogilvy, in years to be her husband. suitable The devotees of Jenny Geddes have been at the celebration horrified of the marri sofar as an possible, age, which was, imitation Mass, conducted in accordance with the proceedings of extreme RitualThe of Edin "ism; Bishop Anglican relative of Sir

own

;

tion,

straight

"doctor,

"nf

'looking my continued

you arid

T'

fhnso

'

who

V

will

a

bitter

rnany

time not having Then they stood at eaqh other with a and happi spoke love

also,

Are

lettu

them

opened

blinking.1 .have .done

applied "

answered Paul have recog trouble .any other women.".

"Qh

.

during

.

'

of twenty-

>tieiress-

and suitors

all

again

her

frohi :

boy, let ine will be very

move.

to

I

!

as

hair,

the first them.

are like Ah! you Heaven. Come by. mother that my eyes

a

iriay_see(if

Stand

on "

:

my

have that I

the, clever to blink."

him

Yes

beautiful keep your, It is the relic. precious of an innocent and generous offering heart and will me for the compensate

mur

you."

the boy,

'

,

been

a

self

long time arid then pre

him for

does that. hurt small instrument

eye. The riiother

'

.

an

with

ana

1

ought

not

tiy

.

I

wide,

said

No,"

."It

|

last,'

slowly

him.

'

answered

left

The

there,

passing "

,

agog

Let me, animated

therefore

reassurea,

which

courage! arid don't

.

firm

be present

,

ment. "

pressing

Paul," have you

Paul,

sadly,

together. her from

keep very quiet

when

Open them

P.

for England Washington of her at the wedding son the Hon! Michael Herbert who is now of the legation, and engaged in. charge to Miss Wilson of N e w Y or k.

Herbert

to

De

with

eyes,;

your -beautiful

Lndy

ago

to

boy towards

Come,

see

Americans.

weeks

eyes

she

boy"

darling

lirta

for for

"

Paul:--

the operation.

to note that also just now interesting of one curious, result of the departure will Lord from Saqkville Washington of the British Fthe doing of the honours

few

to

he will

if

see

It'is

A

"

indifferent subjects, tended he was going away. "I ain he said " not to distressed," but be able to keep my prorhise to-day, I must put the child to several trials to

the

for

his

ness."

to

excited

.

on

'

married

the

aaugnter drew the little He chatted

;

all

too

prayers prevented lips She words.

ana

r

have

:

were

-bis

to seek their looking which glance

'

Liberal

T.

and

who held out

him.

mother,"

you,

Mother,

,

ritorriing

trembling

boy, my faintly,

is

And . j

arid to-day, my son, in silrince' bless recollect that God may yourself; is to be accomplished." the work wliibh had As the' Celebrated surgeon at 10 promised He arrived precisely He made a sign to the mother o'clock'.

have brides. But these same preferences been shown by the statesmen of other and Count lands. General Sohweiuitz M. Waldersee in and Germany, and M. in Clemenceau Waddington France,

XIII.

:

Chamberlain.

Nationalists have made and Dayitt

allowed The

lie little.

him

mother,

yours."

little

-

in expectation, with pale faces

"I would calmly. nized without you in the midst of

Record J.

all

It

the

foi'

,

the

to

went

But

usual

whispered " Pray,

Statesmen

Mr.

is

heart.

Her

to :

about

as

life

my

"

eye with

Y

'

Among

French

arid took possession of her alternately, to God from she prayed the depths of-

|

say the

sug the

My

I

-

nothing

heart.

looked

Robert

uttering

has

stood

to receive

mured

pale from veryher boy on She;/held sleep. him and' stroked' and caressed without a' syllable. being able to utter She could that not realise he was' to his and recover sight; hope arid fear Mr.

seems the susceptible specially of A mericans ladies. attractions Among the there is Lord Tories Randolph the Duke who like his brother, Churchill of Marlborough, has chosen an American are Wife. there Among the Liberals Harcourt and Lord Sir William

there

B ;S

want of her knee

to

Coleridge.

E

(Continued). THE OPERATION.

the -resident

.

A.

Chapter

.!

of:

Our contemporary understand why

to

loss

T

inuer

engagement

Miss

'

N

the

from

,

I

-political

End icott, daughter of /War in Secretary Cleveland's Administration, "some sad" reflections gested

I

.

Ghambetlain's

Mr

relieve

may

a

open,

his

on

arms

that

all

Mar conversation garet had disappeared ; she also wished to offer the homage of the gratitude she felt. Soon she returned, smiling joyously, holding in her hands her golden tresses which hung down to the ground. " You admired them she said, Sir," "it is without I cut them off regret for you." and touched the doctor Surprised drew the little into his arms and girl lookea into her face. He straight wanted to scold her for her generous but the words died on his and folly, lips; tear a rolled down his cheek on to the head so suddenly of its orna stripped

lips..

looked

first

"

questions... .

fell

about

wide

;

trembling

Paul

'

social

I

however,

to look, and sister

eyes

and

DAUGHTEB,

very

interested

Catholics!

P A

(Translated-

FYibourg

at.

E

I

under (Switzerland), of Bishop a the presidency Mermillod, kind :. of international pf; Congress held

H

I

friendly spirit. -has been gathering

a

their

while

a

child,

her

bnt that the be reckoned inthe people. press treated

merely

that

mother

After the

40,000

upon'

of

use

learning

I

this

During

pad.

a

is

of

for in

me,

gratitude

saying only the instru by: God, who has

am

does not prove infectious, matri royalty at monial least do so. may happiness The of course, are all royal couples, with one continually another, delighted and so may. Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvy be also.

-

"

con-

inter

I

You owe suffering humanity. to me but all to God." Then he covered the other

the C&nlou

that

me

it

treasure, good. woman.. this will be pleasing such have seldom met

your

memory

to

speaking The good

it degree. prayer-hook, has been the medium of may be added, up several royal couples, tying beginning with King George T 1 1, and Queen Char U.K. H. the Duke and ending with lotte, of Connaught. But let us hope that if

leading

;

made

given

!

400

than

Good people,

ment

highest

love. before

"Keep The

;

of Zurich Catholics took numerous outside besides guests, the held in the in Congress great part of Cbnvbht'hall. Out of a population for

of the

the

photograph

.

Protestant

exclusively

1

its

.

by

she.

-said

keepsake"

husband's and himself,

my

early and he held

Bank

or

the

in counter-skipping in basis the fact that youth, being left with his

its

sisters

slenderly provided in situation either a General Post Office in that a

either being acknowledged position to the. of a gentleman, .that according views there in old-fashioned prevailing city,

.

in

dress

in

magnificent The Seeker

was

"

It

manner.

practical he added that the

of

.

lived

late.

some

the cry

made on Both eiri braced Then they the doctor

.

Yolapuck

too

not

bride

—

fate /of present on the American continent will.1 The inventor of .unchecked.

/increase continue

in

j

kissing their doctor

is

'

at

it

however, is.' the assumption

big the

-

of

J

It

painted

.

a based upon that assumption

be

really

wisest plan to try to get rid Mr. .Gladstone's calculation,

King

'

itself

suggests

these words indescribable. child and

is

their knees his feet, their .tears and joy gratitude. raised them up

on

-

doubt appalling wouldnot it

in a snuffy viewed; of on this occasion -was made use wonld'have George most -probably in his be head of the claim to

.

and the whether

'

—

fell

be

to

believe,

a

.

may light

two women towards flew a him, with

we

'this

Accept, "

hand, an God, I am dying see

possess."

The impression

little

yet,

I

.

the

as

!

the

.

rbadge

will then be small minority

sober

not

Now Oh my

.

again."

'

British accent" of a ridiculously

bis

to

.

vo.ws

"Charlotte—

1

The

his

repealed Lutheran

.

you

.

do. do. do. of Mr. Gladstone will thinks 700,000,000 the American intonation. speak with ;

.

see

.

number

enormous

thing. a head arm, with joy."

to

come

ture.

—

:

!

'

;

this

effect."

scarcely elapsed with exultation a glimpse of some

Paul cried out I caught Oh

"

what that and paternal No-Popery monarch would have said could he have the foreseen accompaniment"? among which the hook, after whose text he had

.

'

when

will

him with Roberts a stopped hand and him trembling presented with a box little a imma containing

Mrs.

genteel obstucle snoial

and

circles, in

the

not

of way Thence

standing. entered the Coustabulury the inspector, passing

placing.auy" holder's

its

Mr. as

'

speaking on 1788, spoke Englishthis are planet ; 1888, 105,000,000 do. .do.; 1900, 120,000,000 speaking will 2000, 840,000,000 speak do. do

=

"I

be a., other

the

if

see

"

.

English 15,000,000

—

will

operation

.

(

progress peoples:

the

Now let us feel the same" eye will A few seconds had

.

to

that

success.

,

following, probable

conclude

rcigu such be authorised, made use in the ceremony of the prayer-book used by Archbishop at the Seeker of King George marriage We are left to surmise. III. Inwever,

race.

1

the

our

table

,

illustrate

of

Edward

King

edified

of whose by the practices understood to garments are

.

the the

might VT. himself,

of

.

npon gives

have

that

an

Companion

,

He

tribnted

con

Youth's the future

the

.

to

Boston,

or

has

Gladstone

'Mr." article

,

Blake a

sub-

competitive

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Whilst1

this

1

Morris;

an

mesalliancle-bxit assertion are

Grace

.her'

:

of

'

the St

so'

-of

clear,

very

Morris

Discussion An English

ac

'

challanger, voice exposed

German to>'

Blake

Mr.,

to

further/

and,

—

the Gastle traditions

.serving the

out

carrying

been' born, in and which

she1 .'had

educated,

'We

caste.

,wt5

uuuueruou,'

jjorsuutnii in

that

have

temperature

After

Potter.

which

lie

:

——

—

written

'

wiisriaiAkiNG., have

received

.seen to

'.Mr.,

should

be from very promoted .as, if. call any honest

place,,

where

better!

have

fi6hs!'asked:t

but

torily, .

the'inqttireis/

.

the

as

D,u chess

of

it;

official

ecutive

we

in

,

.

is

protest,

an

.

ex .

-the

'colony Exhibition

of

1

.

| «

the regarding sweetening' bf wiiies. In Malaga, ac/ Mr. to Bonuard's the cording report, for 'sweet wines are grapes'/intended ilr and exposed' Jin1 Baskets, an placed uru tor four or n ve Fhe days. Open' y and the theory heating System' regar

Potter

|

Littlehampton.

advantages

its

ding Little-:

week (says the London the chosen spot for the above ,)' The reception they met with such' a whrm description that! was

;are

to

likely

their

remember

Huge

visit.

for

spine;

placards

had

;

last

or

in

not

flat,

a

leading

gentleman to

be s.een

were

.

.asked.

nl/iAnAlin

noin vuoii

o o

aibvuviiv

of.

yvill

numerous, Mr. Simms

to

offer

v

ital

'

/for

pribcipless

th'eir

own

:

producing in

or

new

introducing. i;t

their

After

particles a

up

prayer' he was with such ;a. volley of greeted abuse that this blasphemous parody had to be given Not to' up. being .allowed Dr.- Potter and pray opened the lecture introduced Br idget as a woman of high Here Christian 'character. the uproar

National Library of Australia

1

for

of

temperature

a/few

seconds

'140'

degrees

only' to Fahien-

'

may

that'

belaid-

the

results

as

.a

whole

wines,

4.8.82,'

'

»

:

f

ebutestiog for their that the' maintain it

<

its own"

<do

'accuracy, wines,-

.heating

is

'as

"to

cqnti-

60

than

iqss

ron uu

wug

K

tvnn itvuiu

Irt.

to

onrana ou

f uu

:noti

theyo abnioJ

.

does

riot

that

of

uuvp

the

colony

But

'jSxhjibitiQP

colour liboW

ipfj

,

therefore

ana

a

wipen|qkei;s jing process injfqrior

|.prqtj®? regular markets. should

ly

ojf

,the

"if;

,

jSyith .only,'

to.

money

.time,

."-77-

:

'Inquiry.;'

is

i

butaccordingto.au with .

pig

really

,

Though

rather

,

it

is

common

own resources, be c.ean, but he how to set about

his

likes

fo himself

know

not

water because

:

HORSES.

worth

is

friend.

equinS

'to'

smith's shop and every body!

mutilate A man aud stick

owning

the

who hoof

burn,1 of our'

has: to openi up a. .horseshoe, a) horse emplqys

a

-

"

shoe that horse. him W atch a iredhot iron shoe to the sol J of the pu.t: horse's then look at the hoof, poor animal .shifting On the other' uneasily tli Tlie ree. the torturer.. legs as he .feels

him

a,

feet

.horses'

to

>

'

.pst-. 6ave'

'

.

Sydney.

'

heat then

Bas perished

the-horny case, and brute in the shape of a man sets,' to with, knife andifile t'0'Cut';away" all the 'hard; which the casiug protected softer, nail> a iparts Perhaps he drives or, ...two into >the boneB of the (foot; he haB injured it— r-and then certainly he; icoinplacen tly: pockets y ou r 5s for the

-

,

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!

abroa'd

concerning' Few. seem

;

.

tbe

j

/

a-i

j

'

;

—

'

At

lice

perferable,

about: nothing anil rasp, cut,-

of the lentil. cultivation) to h'ave rrade its and :,yet acquaintance, there isi about mentions she;; brief they have (seen them .concerning something fdscinatingi)

fat-r

a and? printing paper, the .in.oney of every owner of a to: that horse to, subscribe paper, for tBe sole of trying to put a stop to purpose ef ignorant the practide' smith's k'nowing'

.and

LENTILB.

fatten will

it

wortli

."

CULTiyAlVG

is

;oil

It

grower a

,

gashing

SHOEING

European!

colonial

every himself

apparptps, and!

lajbour, \M.aii,

supply In fact,

quicker

the

it."

jere

nary,

/prjdj,

the

a

prospe

does

h.ody,

,aSwthey iptqpjd for quantities;

jius.jsoo.

provide

euyising

their.,

takes

and cheaper. when left to dirty

a

j9l|,.adppitj'itiie!)b€t-

for

vyjpes,

in

ineagre

eterqise

cleaner,

should

Farmer's

ths

Says

less,

to value

7

than

.jalhpkp.trepgth,. of colonial' number

tpigt;'

;

j

and <

?

the

or

the skin clean and jk. :and Hce cannot open, recommend persons that they, be well groomed with brush, apd oil, .which will. cleanse the skin

exchange,

the

to, it

destroy

The

k,eeps

linseed and kill

wipes

new

"

animals

K-is

feeding should be con t pigs as fined within a small, space as is con sistent with health and comfort. The .floors which the animals ;qn lid should be dry, and clean, and the should styes be vyarm thqugh well ventilated. Fat if tening more, pigs grow rapidly they are washed once 01 twice a,, week and with a scrufjhed brush each, time, anil learn to. like they,, if. This" quickly

should

a

profit

so

aqd

quality

surroundings? the pork

ajlow

to

and

filth,

its

and

plan

a

lik.ely.to

carcases

pores Some

.ex great and .it prove correct, so with most of the

This,

especially jfrbm this

,sent

yer.y.pqqrjin in spite;

'

adopt

The

degrees

not

as

Jheat;

'

Have confirmed and demonstrated its soundness ; yet the7 winegrowers practical of the Medoc merchants, and producers and without' for-' Bordeaux districts,' m'ally

qf,

be forgotten that until; now, colonial in wjnes (haye bqen foppd very. defiqiqnt or tartaric tannin that consequently acid, are to they., liable, .inuch degenerate be .than would otherwise eprlier (the I stated at Bordeaux Vase As 'ja. iact, and Amsterdam that many colqpial of three or,- four old Bppaples years

series

of M. Pasteur .submitted wines thus trials to th e influence of a great affected heat, and' Soon was able to affirm" thalti by composition.

;

wines.'

.

not

or

benefit,

60 heit, degrees '-ceutigradesV aiuy wiiie would 'become freed of all weakeuand 'secure "subseagainst iug elements cause1 of "alteration; Numerous queiit officials commissions aud, learned were 'locontrolthe which' appointed discovery,: was welcomed by the wine itra'de truly of 'Franco 'and Eu rope' generally and' it j

a

ijegree

colqureil about 50

cloue

Bqdepux

"their

-absorbiag

'or.

The Catholic, be'given. Protestant; sympathisers when Dr. and Potter

I ti

thpm. generally

colonial

1

either

wines,

pro'7

properties ai-e such

iiqdily

producer in

ten

are .bitter .and which, (Wipes have tq be submitted, to fully sopt-jyvill and ,iu case of uufertpquted 70: .degrees, 100 must, tbe hea, shqujd attain nearly

-

to'

''scientific

'

a

the most man in the unpopular his 'patronage was that could town, .-all be desired. On Monday night the first

a _

,

require the others

has already

»

diseased

arid

than

thoroughly

who

of

some

its

then,

it,

Gazette : ing animal

degrees.

tent,

npou

!

hcatinglwine

himself

'-'and

will

preserve

r

was fouud, to his to give patronage and his daughters Bridget, entertained the " escaped nun" but as Mr. Simms has made by his 'bigotry "atid intolerance

was

grades,.

f

and" diseases of 'wine' are' caused: or' ele by influence to ments their bqustituliion. foreign' M.' Pasteur,1 member of the Institute "of stated tbe existence' and" multi France, of micresco'pical in plications vegetation

'

however,

lecture hearers

first

1

,

deep

'

single

tradesman was A Mr; Simms.

respectable the hall;

and

'

been posted

Tery

ffigfp

in

take from

of their

.

'

:

on everywhere the: calling inhabitants to come and hear the h'orrors of Catholic and the wickedness convents, of the Romish clergy. This appeal fell

discovery, tbe 'alterations'

as

i

lecturers. wiis of

practical proof that -

Universe

place

of

add

must

bacon

a

it,

I

quiet

hampton

they1 time

seaside

entirely

1

a

The

repose

it

revel

Mr. Bqnnard degrees centigrades. " So far." as colonial are says : wipe members of tbq Bordeaux concerned, has- expressed -the .that jury opiniou

'

!

at

Dr.

skirf

flavour

io

circplar pipe being steain. the escape provide of; the of heat proper The, degree to the: vf ines o. their consitution. ipusb !<bq, accqrdipg Thus wipes very alcohoiic ,.not yyill

'

!

1

and

O'Gorman

7

pro instance,

be

tb

and, besides, the absorbent Of every animal

tliat

,

!

'

Edith

dqttb|e,

.

removing

rqquiie sw.eet

'

-

,

is.

'bq.ljeaje.d,

qut

a

>

j

'

:

know

for.

the; 1st

observers

untrue, t'he

fre

is

that

ficient

Is,

steam, coneuser, inside .thecaslc introduced (thqs, alrmipgi,thq1wine.,with-

is,

.

information and boiling

;

for

;qier which

the

'

tv?o

min(utes being, cqnsidei:qd ;cylinder0 of the pi eser.yation two other -are. .systems

jhqqtiug.

iii

Iu fattening

is

.

full of It would afford to manyreplies the questions which ieach' us from cultivators -of 'vineyards.1 For "instance, a farmer 'asks us this" week 'northern foi-

,

.

,the

economy

econoi

there such

a pigj for the loves' pig filth assumed thrives betterwhen in it rolling This is well known otherwise. to

it

.gallons

to

one,

true

no

quently cedure.

way

to

1

;

to

is

,

1

ap

prompt

intelligent

many people aud thriftteSs

of doing everything, thereby mise in labour and cost but

,

forms a work which The-report be useful / to Australian vigiiei r ohis. It can "be 'obtained 'from ''the' Government the price being 5s. Printer,1

is a most unfit: on the Irish, outrage in settlers the colony of Queensland", who are taxed to the .Governor's' pay and to Irish colonists salary, generally it is a wanton offence.—N. Z. Tablet. we

pointment, one. It

'tliis

secretary' International

VV ines. should

'frotn1

'

Bonhard,

for

Bordeaux

,

for; haying recompensed, aided, the Irish the people, dragooning

subjects1

tracts

ex.

appeared1 of!Mr: report'

1

..

A, PIG

with

shiftless

a

;

in

'

there

this

"

tendency

drift'/into

..There wipe. also in- great use ; ,one(rjqcieyqs. thrqugh the a,, force pu pip tbq.wine direqt, from,, and .pfter sends ,cpsk,; its h/eaiing jit back direct also to its, new yqssel. /he

dbarth

'

the!

Bands (o-

FATTENING The

;

for

minutesj.

fiye

agd out,

in,,

sufficient

'

say against is, fill .to not very the,, qualified of a colonial responsible position governor; But credit. with, sufficient coming, as; for faithful career ,he does, so rewarded. and of Dublin Castle (in,, the, service believe,

al

thqn run

in

'

have

should He

we

to

.nothing

.

of society,

certain

heated

.

were

advise

to'

ofl possibly 'Iack/ :through'rthe bf the kind.! ex tehded toVeutiiies support' About six- years th'ei-e1 ago wcre'ub-j lished in these; Col u rns a sertes'of articles on vinego wing' and 'wihemakibg ntt'en "Later than speci,ally-fdr-;'thi8'.'-jou'ttfali

the

receive

sljuuld t

'

nnlf.ival.npa

the

more,

certairt'wryrksoir

viticultur

qf

in

plant the

at

the wine

;

AuStraliay

was

,

'was

'Thereis'a1

subject1.

of literature

..the!

and as whom it in provision

for

make

to

of

Albans,

lady

a

the

,

-brother-in-law St.

of hpsband fit thought ranks highest

From

.

to

1

directions'

'frill1

bould"!do tO consult

.

merely

fn

wav

more

thejSaid

attention .-

immediately

:

satisfac

bCen/answeretl

when we

all'

sought,

why

ol

.

:

1

lug; were, low-, or as: ifto it was a man disgrace any to rise in life,the in. hpnourably and, we should second be up-, place, .because to enter a decided protest with, filling. .out making the case fully understood. Blake to Did', Mr. ,corne Queensland -'

if.r

nn

is

,

I

:been; haying beginnings--

low

a

ijj';-

requirement's the pr-a or

,

'/

frequently

,

quarters known as

in.

win

-3

„

with thq keeping of the colony than is the broad Bean, and either as which thrive in any fprtler th(ngs known to' be better climate jare adapted for use aS cliinate than those jfood-iu tljat which ,are not, tkese are potent, reasons

heating

.

hav, alluded/

1

;

e

i

nnnl

<

recoinPieDlilatlffTl

climatic

.

'

1

we

first

the Blake in

because,

and

s

'

th(e,l;eutil

arefixed and read

contact

of

use

of many the very

.plants

pv.qpertes

powerful

to its conducted resting made bf cireulalingJpipesiare .usual i!u'flss. carefully; tmned,; i.tBp of the w.hole. dimensions are appartqSj to as at one, about snqlij cqqtaiu iufe,, 120 and it take not gallons, should, is

cask,

last six durihg/tlie rom ric'u in fdr ists,1 "several months', -'rig the various methods quiries regarding of- making wiiies; Some of the qiies'W-e

.

.matter

other

/the

tious

n u.tri

ngaip through a and cylinder

by

tegammpps

the

runs

'

had been those of his thus fully on:

into,

morp getting generally be questioned. Like

cannot

first

heating cylinder. ihe refrigerant cyiindUi1

;

th, is

frpflh

'

the

he'

"were

April... article

be ;sowii crop, aud seed shpuld or Iu July, August." piapy of Queensland it would bp p to be spwu crop during Mafcb qr The an of,; spch desirability

I

which!

to

r

winter

au

it

the

through

passing

I.Iia —

but

was

about: portions

partition,

seen

being

wineii-uns the! lower pipe ,th,e ipto becomes refrigerated

-

j

from

Thermometers their

cylinder,.

'

as

which

of.

grees-Fahrenheit. so as to allow

'Father Nea've, Und'thuS ended will be 're a certainly meeting which her membered 'and friend by Bridget

;

summer

cy is the heating a water-bath, the is kept at 140 de-

properly contains

and

apparatus

'fdr'

'given

which

linder,

uncoo-

;

u uuvi-;

!

vvao

seen

so

-lecturer

'

:

uv.

arid

,

be.

far'

so

statements

.

esteem

-

introduced

first

t

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of

false

is

in theexternal reservoir upper of the first then teylinder.; through aii upper pipe in the

blear

reached that7 'the its n'proar trovertibiy cli moved "on towards roaXv The men Potter, the the platform,, arid' (leclared at.'an end; Three cheers wei o rrieeting

a

talented;1

ing

Irish heiress

'an

of many gentlema.n and' qualities agreeable and- in inahy respects deServ-

personally excellent1 .

Believe'

his

owing with

'marriage

We

only.'

Jew,

"!

coof bead 'and-

with

the of the

lies

ignorant

-

a

gentleman

'

,

!

Tbe wine

Seeds

,

j

.

the chairman./ answered the,

'by-

tre-

bottles;

for,

-

qf the ;Gerpi.an grey but'C Adelaide, procn rablo., in the ;ired could Egyptian leptil not;, bff obtained. This was to considered .bp best flavoured.. The lentil, the., a pas

i

alone' may he left trouble for any Whenever of. time. leugth large quan ta ties: of wiue have lu be, heated, special in are apparatus use. aod;Bppropriate SSome. consist of two brass cylinders, double, inter closed;-, with, hermetically nal pai titiqns, connected by two pipes.

:

invited

was

and

1

estates'"

walkfollowed

these

on

ceivemew corks, and without further, any

ask'ed-Mr. politely very out. Three' ringing him out of the roqrm

tb

>

cheers

to even the rhost exacting cording a member of -the notions, respeetnblo. rhiddte classes1 could bo Irish hardlyJ looked of baser blood than the as upon of a man who1 by -near descent daughter was

who

policemen,

Later

sensibly;

eon-

7

"tins .as

the

of'

'

.

t he /young' lady have made -a

to the ''grounds not

'

;

JaiuCs

Mr.i

going 'member

."

cure

\

biliousness.7 lentil w.ere

I

'

considered

was

ah''

'youhg ladjM advocacy of'

'a fondly-attached and protectionthe- family1, pride -"offhe married; AlbariS7,1

the

was

leading walked

a;

dheure

gudrt on;

dud into the room gregationy and gave Bridget naa'db for the platform, arid 'hervadmirer lecture in a stern good Irish Dr. Pdttei'" Called iii" u -style-.'

'

from

"Maiivais

,

were 3 Leutijs than peas, and and indigestion;!

:

-

;a

About £28,000 used in Epglapd annually/ and manufactured chiefly

;

a

were,

;

gi;owu nnd Itely>

tries.

co.utj

were

fpp

South

,

called

wliom;

iAlbahsj'

that effect, removed they are for a few days in a standing, up or vertical the effect of this position, and finish to improve them bqjiig. very

Germany,

JS'ubia,

other

largely

i

to

prepared, and left

were

(imported ), uto revalen ta arabica. nutritious per cent, more,

.

1

upon Lentils

Egypt,

many worth.

lentils

;|>rofijtable.,_qrpp in. sandy sojls

,

the

in

r.eferencq

that

.

f

of

present' after the 'usual 'sehtinien'tal dcciirriices had taken denunciations' place, by of 'undying vows 'fidelity' aiigry '"father!,'

.

'

younger

sister'

printiiig./a

-arid

life,

Mf.'1"'!Bei,rial

'late1-/

by

has short

the' -letters of this impoBter, and brochure was scattered all valuable ask ed over the room; 1 he questions 'of a '"and MisC Were nature, personal what French the: G'Go'rmdh' passed

'his

of;

service

be filled corks being up again, their tied with into, .a wire, and then dipped, water-bath heated to 140 up' gradually few or even a degrees degreqs higher. As soon a thermometer indicates tbe as one of the "bottles heat inside required

pupfoiji

-

be

The' Universe

on.

must

.

'the

and the only Duchess tef: St!;

Osborhoj'

Bridget1 done a groat

delightfu'l

the1

lady,;

lectured

'

of

daughter

that

had

bp might: cultivation Australia.

"

,

-

yo'nng

a'1

'6f;

tak

reach the

toolc

Tliis

shape

1

witbili

'brought

fortune;

were

wliilB'

theatricals

smell

ladies-

"stage

wiis

it

the1

s

was

discqss.ion

a on,

.

amateur

latent

liiis

.

asHan 'actoi; on1 the 6f a'-high terdeiv'and in private ing part was-1

dniS

'singer/

'

"cburmibg

a'

1

'

ctiiU-

emptied1 so abominable.' that iWhs to leave: But undaunted

white, Australia, was tp.WAttle.bak made to.the probability,,,

relative,

.

were

Sputh

:

Colonge,

voice;

.

liquid!

a Containing ot Eau-d e ly n aiVd on1 the floor,.

-

beautiful

a

Very

-

1

was-

I

and deli

bouquet

'

of

possessed

'

the

toi

injurious

'finest The wine growths.. cacy of itheir in bottles, may be heated indifferently in vats. on'in When the .wines casksj aredu after these, bottles, decantation,

-

bottles! ginger-beer w H ich was/ certain

'

musical,

:ER»'

ihi|:'lifeV'

extent

<

.

luck!,;

clfieip''

his

th

led'

way

gave time

safe

,

socibli

Brilliant

''his _

do Wn;. and mean In' the

that Potter to his friends'

grcat

.

I£:r,;asi1r...hever, that qualities

was'sb

office

,

P

eclat

'.the

,

witlV"

for

necessary"'

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meeting;

recently

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s

det

a

domestic

A

the

fly;,

broil

<

spider

H-;

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To

makes

usually meal.

unsatisfactory

is

that

iriau

a

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Tbe

latest

"

,

is

w,ho

ment hastilv

is influence flea;, said a all isms," rnv

unseen,

lively .of

her

she

that

incident, thi natural down and invite another continent most

boy

The,

remarked the But the worst

felt,"

domestic

-

,

out—

Athouerh

"

an

in

school."

-after

kept

said bo

are

.

childish.

sufferably "

to babies," that they

Objection "is bachelor,

old

,

"

to

gratuitously. remember that

"

first"

—

in

of

'

-is

:

Bagley

i

Mother

Yon

know

it

of

hope

:

aggressive

on be blessed my birthday. that he electrican claims A French be able to produce a thunder soon will it is de wherever and whenever storm to men sired. This will be grand news addicted to too mnch whose wives are

'

said

"

little

that

two

Lord.

.Go "don't

;

you

and

Thornton

I

shonniner.

He

I

was

It.

Sevres

until —

I i

-

"

.

bridge. and Jeaue

Pierre

I

5 :

the

liLile

cottayk ,

An

in weight

who

Englishman

on

the

following is London

"Where of

town

a

island

small

use

of schools," and answer, is the chief of the coast

question, ?" "It off

Germany

Proof.

Positive

"

I

that some Snaggs, think the Garden of Eden "

Mr. ..

in:

the

was

Yalley." Mr. .Taggs,

Mississippi

"

;

be true," replied rested in ark

Southern

the

YYesjNoah

It ..did?"

eminent

came

in

was

That may the

is "

I

-

cheerfully, and then

his

for

"

at

the

!"

saluting. Do you there ?" "

I

le ft

I

makes no "Well

sharply, "

a .

Pierre " I see

Pierre,

respect

Yehll, vhill

very dot

dot

ah

I

!

nh!

bridge

oyer

"

sir."

,

pf shr.u pale.:

bs

.>

.

there,

at

the

I

Oiiwwll

I

takes

I

singular be says he book."

600

So

:

,

I

der

It

vhas he

of

vast

a

di-

'

difficulty.

a

or

pill,

a

few

very

commended

for under-

Now,

costipated,

are

To there It liver

Uittl

either

will

this

like of

of

cold

two

the

at

poison-

gripe It

and and

acts

the

pain miser the

on

same

will

pill

the

riding

sick

day.

the

of

good cathartic by stimulating

be

time worse

and

threatened are with a fever, the head, back, and limbs, one will break and pre up the cold fever. A coated tongue, with a in

taste

foul

matter

gel's

Pills

times

in the

in

the mouth, stomach.

will

effect

a

is

caused

by

dose of Sei Often speedy cure. A

in the stomach decayed food produce sickness, nausea, &c. bowels with a dose of these will follow. good health kinds of many pills, they do not

partially bowels Cleanse the pills,

and

Unlike make ydu

They physic

J

us

his

slug

doses

and

if

not

the

is

pills

I

soon,

a

duty,

the does

after-effects the disease

dull

state

unhappy

aud accumulated

its

pill

fells

one

charm

a

doing

the

pains

vent

I

lA/uy

itself. The griping caused the result of irritating drugs Such pills are they contain. harmful, and should never be used. They sometimes even Without produce hemorrhoids. having desire to praise one any particular pill above we name Mother mother, may, nevertheless, manufactured wellSeigel's Pills, by the house of A. J. White, known Limited 35, and sold Farringdon now Read, London, by all chemists and medicine as the vendors, know of that one we only actually possesses desirable the every quality. They remove the pressure correct upon brain, the liver .and cause the bowels to act with and ease regularity. They never gripe or ..the sickness of the produce slightest or other stomach, any unpleasant feeling Neither or do they induce fur symptoms. ther all as other constipation, nearly pills do. As a further and crowning merit Mother Pills are covered Seigel's with a tasteless and harmless causes coating which resemble them to thus pearls, rendering them as to the as they are pleasant palate effective in curing If disease. you have a

or

"

like

does it make us, neither able for a few hours a entire glandular system

brackish

j

vTvij

less pain in or he may be sure and his liver

nothing

act

into

AO

when

more

back

remedy is

At

kind, it may be well to and reliable good, safe,

some

bowels

with

..

he doan' come, of course. he goes oudt to spheak mit der engineer, about und running so fast, some ouder men in. comes He vhas Yhell,

Pooty

tiiO

has

;

30 'dollars/'

what

really

honestly of them

viDUuUtf

sleepy, head, sides,

severe

cau

"

are

a

most which

in

for

nauseous

make

there

be Most

use. vv

pills

by

UiaU)

I und dollars

,

in

and

the

occurs

to

and and

else than

I. Did you tell him you Detroit?" " I I— maype I said -Toledo !" stammered Mr. Dunder. "I so. You wanted persume that

lived

them, can

digestive organs ou's matter. But the good

pay -30 dollars. It dot he trust me but so, read my face like some

can

here seem

and

the

-

me

the The

has

mention what should be. pill

pill;

beside

mit

Wi

things

ni/in

come

To

drugs.

right may

it

of

gish.

me.

vhas

!

was

that pills popular

I

AiXWO

old.'"

he hold

und

come

sergeant Press.

Made.

are

pill-taking when we

as

million

vhas

diamond old ? how old he vhas."

secures

If

und

humanity,

disagreeable

useful,

But

pared.

of

care

very mensions

Easy

—

Sevres

I

some

:

,

the

see

thicket turned it,

not

seat

a

nnrfnl »»wi

difference ?"

right.

"

answered

I see it very, well sir.'' Aud that little cottage ,in

without

It's

Yhas

"

all

Sevres

Pierre.

at

"

:

I see.Old ?

"

and

up

takes an W"

weeks. If he doan' money dot pin vhas mine.

wintry day when General

came

some greon I haf gone. der peoples,

about it." pefore I -goes

vhas

great

small. comparatively To-day with produced infiinitely greater contrived rapidity by machines especially, for the purpose, and with greater accuracy, in the of the various too, inproportions gredients employed. No form of medication be better can than a pill, provided only it is intelligently pre

all

;shentleman

Pills

form

demand they are

Mr.

so,

Maype Hey ?"

two

shell.

a

fully

Qh,"

National Library of Australia

anj

one

glass,

he said

"General

I

examination. said the instruc-

said a tailor-made damsel, " the Senate has to ratify it, the has to veto it." president

'was reserves.

;

looking

I

under

law made ?"

with

'

tor.

mark

field

"Gunner!"

:

were

a

bis

'bridge.

.

States

who, moreover, belonged to the he had been, famous

gunner iu hitting

levelled

;

United " How

Pierre and

upan old soldier

'

States." out of

a

Jeane had accomwar of 1870 with The conscription'

at that fort, and gunner was standing by his gun the Noel, commander,

land, you, know." Boston school of private and, of the: .class fashionable repute, ladies -who had been studying young, of the the history and the constitntion It

and

before the broke out.

a

Ra

of

dot

say a

be grown may in England alone imagined say that about thousand 2,000,000,000 (two million) are consumed In pills every year. early were made days pills slowly by hand, as the

I

bat he haf some bad luck. Somepody robs him of 300 dollars in a sleepingcar. Dot muke him dead broke, und maype be doan' get oudt of Cleveland. Yehll, und dot vhas too badt, soon he pretty his diamond says he shall pawn pin." " The one you have on ?" "Dot vhas her. He buys her in for 600 dollars, Califorina. but if some pody lend him 30 dollars he can hold it

had fallen into the hands 'of Germans, but the French guns were pouuding away at them from the fort on Mount Yalerian. Pierre Barlat was a!

men

Arkansaw

.the

to

Sevres

located "for

done

all

was

but

I

all

me

V

the

observed

see,"

just

full

France." —

Pierre

this

I

A

Toledo. TliP

A landed ownership. to be sure does not mind an to entertain his expenditure

proprietor, occasional

skill

it

I

?

avhay eaferyto look some oudt for y confidence man. 1 keep dot in my mind. Yhenl vhas in Toledo a man comes me and says: vhas a 'She by werry hot day !' I shpot him for a confidence man so queek ash dot, und I tells him If, knock you jou doan' fly avhay I'll oafer to last He week!' He goes. oudt dot I vhas no haystack;" finds " That was good." " I Yhen goes from by der train ...W.

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their

plished

book

little

r

o

when

feast

I

spending America last a

a

friends. All

Five

up

celebrate

I

you;

if

also.

I

"That

j

geography

saw

me.

foi

was

in

holidays to take happening " for the

summer

year,:

wait

iile

was

and saved naid fur.' and:

.

would make not been lying founds and costs." .-had

his

in

lying

job." Magistrate: difference no to you,

ni

<

>/'

scraped

.

been

the

I

'

<

me

?

object

condensed

I

'

.

put-up

a

false

j

bus

inspector

tiny cottage roof with tiled

stones, amid shrubs, and covered with standing clematis. It attracted. ;ttie always eye of the traveller, on the left as he crossed; the

—

accused of giving Shopkeeper, " The faot is, yer: honour, weight :

a

of

Tell

"Yhell, body tells

'

:

lived. they indeed built

so dot's Vhell, !r ash a' Yankee.

"

of the frugal knowing nothing way to the wineshop, Pierre saved all his spare harder and harder, and working money, at last in which bought the tiny cottage

|

vhas

sharper :

friend

a

papers

citizen,

custom of in medicine taking of pills dates far back in history. is to enable us to swallow easily

I

'

story is told in a French newspaper of Pierre a poor who lived laborei Barlat, at Sevres, near Paris with his wife Jeanne and their three onildreu. Industrious

an

thought

!

"

.

doctor," groaned George. JjMket, too Wife : She waB inquisitive.— " duck shot this You say you yourself, marks oa it." can find no John? I who had not thought of that Husband, u Well er very my dear, the bird was know, and perhaps the up, you high it

Orders.

The

r

appointment, to his patient, saying that he apologised see a man who had had been called to " down a well. Did he kick the fallen

Irillorl

Obeyed

—

a

,

in

late

being

doctor,

It's

,"r

wire

A flash of lightning along Pawnee fence in Neb., and county, cattle nine head of in a killed standing to a warning' to row. Here's politicians keep off the fence. of Colman, the During the last illness slidi

:

roll

Montague."

I

—

'

I

Well

!

know Maype I vhas but I know how to take razors, shust a niySelf -like Yankee— ah !" " You feel pretty jolly."

Lord :

I

hut-dot vhas all de country und

you

,

Gecrge'

come

swindled

get

maybe

tjme.ago,. to learn

tell

are!

and

The form

I go back

I

"Yhell,

'way,"

grasshoppers

Edward

Sir

hie

means

der

eminent

How

?"

1

Yhas .1 some Yhas J der Amerikn.?" sometimes "I've Dunder."

said

I,"

by no "1 aih

a

Been away Yes) sir-;

mean.

vhas I ps green as grass ? idiots Vhas I crazy Du.tchmans in greenest

Sergeant,

"

dot

see

und

o.j.,"

I

"

In

:

ddclare'1"";":

Sir

am,

"And was

fellow,

little

sncn

I

.

(

most

his5

vhasall

things

says.

didn't

—

I

.

cabbages.

died happy. Farewell, I Free go hence !"— Detroit

haf

to

—

as

I

wrong."

Every

you

V 4-nd

on

.

like

alone."

you know

in

George Montague." the responded policeman me

Do

Edward,

mportant manner, Edward Thornton?" Lord George, who

to receive. Bobby lots of people will

iblesbed:to;give.than Then I aged 6

sir,"

policeman '"

i

more

is

along;

The

O.fc.

I

me.

Ilvhasdn Cleveland. down to Cleveland

make with

to

tried

voii."

dot

I ;

"

and of

son

last

mit

Yankee

der. "

was

Thornton the

blueroonr

duty

Sir

in

public reception the crowd

waved them back.

I

much

so

Whitehouse

a

their the way into the general crowd;

smooth, bores.

think

:

presents.

getting .

but

nothing Don't

are

lately

guns

-

Bagleyi: i guns of society v

the great

are rifled, now-a-days all; Some of the great thatI have talked to

bnilding: Not at

are

...tbey

At

vash

sir.

No,

once, when Washington -Sir Edward immense, Lord George Montague,, the Duke of Manchester,

;

Ttheumatisra." I see that all

"

it,?",

.

i

man

she

talk

Please vhas an

patriot,

you."'

.

know

I.

j

"

lame

is

Any thing

ash

is pugilism." sectarianism, a worso ism than that," said a " in the back of the hall. What

on

BendaL it

so

my much

?"

What

"

I

1

some

was

"

,

Sergeant " Oh, " Yes,

explana

no

Country.

the

was

keep

dot some green eye- winkers.

so

off

shteals know

doan' der morning

said Mr. Dander sergealht," as he entered the lively way, station his to lo pay respectB

a

I vhas

right.

pody

Ways

the

he

can't

did ?"

you I

'

Learning

S'p

central

"

lecturer

!'»

'"!Yh:ail,l!

would be needed.

tions

my

yhas

-

Rapidly

is

"

case

was

the world

And

'

fc

i'(

jv>lv'-'

'

sit

it

V,

He

We

itarhaos

which

in

to

But

and

—

It

.DUNDER.

C£RL „

the

it

the newspapers make the announce

all

everything

birth; columns

finds world

the

in

'g

"

I had in

he

in vhen seed, eh ? Maype I can come she rains— ha! ha! ha!" It took the sergeant a of an quarter hour to convince he Mr. Dunder that had " let go" again, and, when he fully realise he said :— it, " You Sergeant, gaze by my eye;

a

;

keeper good hotel can always put up with.

one

the

of

appearing in the advertisement of a Boston modest request paper, this vvab added : " European please papers at a little the One wonders copy." so frame of mind of a lady who is of her the importance with impressed

a

'

very A

announcement,

i

himself.

—

and lend him 40 mooch oblidged dot

,

like to make ten dollar? Do yon pelief dot nopoty but a Yankee likes I makes 10 dollar ? money by dot cheque und more ash 500 dollars on dot diamond. eh ? Greenhorns, Hay-;

i

house

dollars

so

"Doan'

was

recovering

!

dollars

"

:

;

y.oung

smashed/'

!

still."

to see tears surprised great down the gunner's cheeks, r running "What's man the ?" the matter, rather general asked, roughly, " Pardon me said Pierre, general,"

say something

/

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a

He

.

:

K,-ari to .iican Darenfeflw"

-

ttful-

'ti®

cangb

unseen-—

Born

!

he

when

!

gaiu,"

,,

.

man ! well hit !" my the general at Pierre looking smile. "The little cottage is have been very solid;: ilt

hit,

completely

the event, plimentary upon addressing " the bridegroom, Well, you have said, The coungot the pick of the batch !" tenances of the four unmarried ones, as were a study. may be imagined,

clock

ancwnt

!'!

church'

aaid

a

shot

I

high

j

makes

often

'-'>

woman.

:

'!A

,»

bonnet

a

of the

Oh

-

a

>

of

with couldn't

'

.

>The duck

goose of

pry

pretinaciouBly

I

who

into

"Wei!

:

exclaimed

five the oldest with daughters, the when a neighbour, a being bride, who was honoured With young farmer, no he an.sinvitation, thinking, doubt, smart and com ought to

;

Men;

thiogs-rfBnrglars.

'mi

marked the, effect smoke had .cleared.

glasses after the

;

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substantial

a

by

break farmer

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