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"This is the decla 11, 1890: makes the Italy Lodge in which brandishes the to the Papacy, against Cross, and would be a bulwark the revolution Yes, we want the revo defend if lution lot the Church herself ;
Freem
in.
asonry for
Italy,
the
Southern Cross.! communication ap following in the Katholische Kirchenzeitung,
"Translated The
peared
Venice, 1891, and
ruary,
Southern
Cross
1891.
10,
February
Salzburg, dated from
translated
is
—
:
the old hero in Italy, years, under his triumph is celebrating serpent of Al the standard Freemasonry. bitter fruits produced by though the the in the in this individual, Society in the State, in the Ohurch, are family, in the new well known in the old and now at Crispi's world, nevertheless,, just the readers of your retirement, paper from in seeing an will feel deep interest and clearly, the authentic source, briefly of
plans
These plans words, and by
are
della
Rivista there
i,
to
which
DlJC
of
fulfilled
Guarantee
and
Papacy."
the
owner,
any
U1
the
religious the law
228.) of account
(Riv.
p.
not
in it, placed must but sacred and to
the
sublime
mission
in
unanimity."
of the and
16, p> has a twofold
world,
:
twofold "
»
miRKion.
'
the
16,
(Riv.
anathematizes
_In
the starting of instrument
as
upon boldest
it
is
right,
It
is
to
this
true.
everything that has been 1859 moral
.
.
.
iii.
.'.
says not
a
(Riv.
17,
Brother
M.
Sciaria severe
!
at
blow
tho
on
Anagni,
of
hand 100.
"The is
Pope
a
to
wants
dead
this
ever
in
brazen |
(Riv. power but the
20, p. of the
which mortal
is
union
with
I
j
;
fifteen
Freemasonry ltseii
d6Cl&i'6S
and (Riv.
10,
Papacy
p. 310.) driven is not
masonry
Lodge
out
ol
triumph." declaration
war wages the Papacy,
against Declaration
armed." as
Rome, in
Italy,
—
:
a
of
its
.'.
I,
real
13,
Brother
1882,
Lodge to
cease
in
look
present, He
past,
then
will
prethan
Speech January of
course
the upon future and
address
allusion him.
in
us,
brethren,
p,
Bacci,
enemy, wage
the legends spread dear and venerable in me the recognise kindly limit of of the progress '
boundary Freemasonry,
to Most
The perfect the end of
at
and
exalted
the
nineteenth be a State a so that the direction of within State, be in the hands of the affairs public and that then those Freemasons, may be
The
."
able
Lodge
brethren."
(Riv.
must
the
out
to carry
10,
p.
wishes
omspi,
the
policy
of
of their
"To
the
lodge.
English
on
Grand Lodge of the Italian Hadrian Lemmi. Rome, March
1890.
2,
Most and mighty honorable I send my brotherly greet of May the Great v Architect for Universe the wel you protect Fatherland of. the aud of mankind.
Brother— ing. the fare
Francis
So
far
188.)
As
for
Feb-
well
attests
33 v Crispi, tho Katholische Crispi's his
(Riv.
political fidelity
to
21,
p.
4.)
Kirchenzeitung. too it career, the programme
French as such
nffl/ifi
in
seerets
decisions of carrying them donbt the
no
manifold members
differences to
as
nriviloro
AYif?
of
names
their
as
means is
ceived distinction and of that severe
and
maintained.
are
nf
fcliA
and
S. J., Clarke, responsible remain. Not
as
French,
or or
Italian,
to the covered
itself
in
different
certainly in believe
to
believe
aiid
Three
as
in
but
divine
being the being
Blc-sted
mystery
of,
even Freemasonry, it makes clear
Clarke
on —
"
English an
essentially
auti-
Christless
offers
corporate Christ."
body
it
the
Christian
sect
prayers,
and
tn/Mtll nutu
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for
it
also,
as
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that
in
ocui
the
confessional." 31,
protection there are man
Advertiser, But
which
secrets
fied
(
1889).
legitimate and social
secrets
by any
may
reason
have
which or
bis
self-defeuce life
cannot
law. secret
justice
those
ii
'essentially
men's
reason
that
speaking and natural
the in
is
up
manifest, very prove opposed to .natural matter hew great may
In IUIIUU
plaiu
other
as
no For, cleverness
avnoiManoa
from
becomss still arguments
this
and
for
impunity enormity
»"
in lmnrv IJlilg)
concealing <if
VU
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and
VtfVJJUOOVUlV
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are
and and
require, be justi The honest
i
pose utter
i
and
'
to
are
any
hands
right
tree
above,
as
there
we
men
for
the cause prevent effects of any from in some nature showing, way, the intrinsic A good of the case wheme they come. tree cannot nor a bad produce bad fruit,
not
October
of which
it
any
to
Undoubtedly may
so
giving of
Wherefore
make
»UWU
m
which we possess secrets So do other crafts. divulge. The merchant has his private mark, the man his sacred confidences. professional is most solemn The priest under vows t© reveal naught of what reaches him in "
it
an
recoils.
inasmuch
virtue.
n/Xl
vuun
on
with
another,
securing is
with And
use
men's
arm
itself
rightness, plainer,
of
this
antagonism
is
to
after
nature
truth
will
;
all
—
without make
to
the
to
Society
be A (i
com
inflicted
and
and
bonds, reason;
crime
and
renounces
practically
is
infrequently, ami audacity
which
Society his concludes
English Freomasonry then, Freemasonry,
to
or
not.
act arbritary for bloodshed
in
ignored
punishment
enslaved
The
belief. is
have resisted
sect
given,
efficient
English Masonry, is Freemasonrj
in
that
The Rev. Father comment
their
strictly masters
of the
tightest
The whole and redemption
non-Christian
a
essentially
:
is
Trinity-.
man's
real
that the dexterity assassin very often escapes the detection and penalty of his crime. " But to pimulate and wish (o lie bind men like slaves in the very hid;
Jesus
depend on Jesus Christ
.that
thus
doings mands them much
essentiplly
and human nature, One person, the second
only
Christanity fact
It
in
believe
the
having
very
essentially Christ as and to believe in Jesus only, Man. both true God and true
to man
pure Christ
next,
One personal God, God, One in Nature
Persons.
in
the
open
is
It
to
page the square as (See Advertiser,
place upon its and the compass." above.)
world
this
through
and
in
the benefits these purposes they are by no
all
to obedient tbeir with the utmost and and to be in submission fidelity, do their readiness to the bidding upon of their will if slightest expression ; or, to submit to disobedient, the direct and death itself. As a fact, penalties if are have to the judged any betrayed
of God, still there the existence must be an essential in the belief of difference who of the "take the volume those, Law us the chart for Sacred their
journey
at
thenceforward leaders and
admits
Masonry
life.
the whole
means
S.J.)
Though Euglish
number Were
possible
truth, of their object. Moreover to be enrolled, is it that the necessary candidates to be promise and undertake
Freemasonry English Messenger of the Sacred number, 1891, by Rev.
"Australian Heart." April R. F. Clarke,
a
possible admit no
aimed
(See
fruit."
deadly
—
swear—
to conceal themselves, witnesses but their own As a convenient manner of the character they assume
as
to
largest of civil
of
in
4.
its
generally with nay that will they
their zeal for a more cultured and of their love for the refinement, their one wish declare poor ; and they to be the amelioration of the condition of the masses, and to share with the
belong had dis
still
is
are
speak of
principles
whose poison
tree
account
fuller
They
Spanish.
same
the
to
grades,
which
concealment, of literary men and scholars associated for the of purposes learning. They
Freemasonry, Eng American, German,
all
to
members.
for the act, responsible but responsible for the false principles, of which the act and was but the fruit, which the English Masons did not dis own. As long as they remained Masons, faithful
far
and
perhaps directly
remained underlie
Candidates to promise
oath,
and
discipline
to at any time or in any person, make known the members, way, or the discussed. passes, subjects external with a fraudulent, This, appear and of simulation with a style ance, which is always the the Free same, like the Manichees of old, strive masons,
"
still
of orders
any the
the against continental their credit
Freemasonry)
.remained
thqy...
we
the
Lodge,
object among
well
as
This of the the
out.
Architect
Great
In the Freemasons
English
IVlAttt
of
italian
of the
Lodges protest of their act " but in spite of brethren, able protest," (Rev. R. F.
4.)
trainbearer the
pure,
irreligious
j -wv
iv.
;
the designs, and certain
and the ways and
special never,
different
clerical
the
357.) held
p.
shall
rulers,
of
about
Free
legis
eternal
not
(Riv.
it.
war
February
of their speech " The Italian
against and will
as
ironical
the
glory Official 19, p. 217.)' (Riv. of the Master of Graud
in Freemasonry at the opening lative assembly
15,
(Riv.
Cviuoftv)
strongly " So long
cannot
of
—
28, time, father
the
Freemasonry combat more actively
Brother lottrand, "When 1887 we,
century
Italy,
supporters in Italy
nit
iur
ivflvijr
itself
feels
million
the
at
movements
Freemason
;
of
in
,
by the Vatican to a the closest Through
challenged
combat. the
union
only
will
of
ll/e
sectarians,
i
first,
tho
to
secret and final the chief leaders, inner meetings,
secular the world
facilitating
and
simple
Universe.
I
\
not
who His
j
in dying embrace, and we shall unite so hasten' the day of triumph, ardently The Lodge in Italy is the wished for. if
duty
ail
party." of .'.
corpse, Papacy with the indissolub'y and with Catholic life. and this living power
it
power
spiritual
the
by
temporal
rotten uuite
15.)
was
the
sentday,
inflicted
blow
on
is
Pope Boniface
the Hardest the on Papacy Bruno." of Jordon
flicted
p.
earth
to place scruple under the himself under standard, of Freemasonry. standard The banners for it of the infernal king are unfurled,
February statue Bovio
21,
but
VIII.;
Let
Colonna,
who will
will
—
Brother has Jordan Bruno to the whole world from announced Rome that the Papacy is at an end, and
a
corner-stone. This lay it.
a
Satan Great." comes, the (Riv. 11, p. " Vcxillq regis prodeunt inferni 265.) banners of the infernal the king go In forth said the Pope. Quite right the bauners of the infernal truth, king are not be a uud there will unfurled, man
aud
out
Lodges,
lish, uow
is
be oh eartb, and not in the heaven. Welcome regenerating all lift suffer, Spirit you who up your for it is He, that hands, dear brethren,
is as
the
commanded
which
satan.
which
requires
ruin,
the
not
they
11.)
p.
of and
forth,
are they found and the habits of the secret societies. There are many which it is like the mysteries things to with fixed rule hide extreme care, not but from only from strangers very members also such as their many
God.
the
possessions the cathedrals
of
edifice
He Himself
coruer-stone
the
if
—
"
to
fulling It is
looks
it
:
CRiv.
de
nothing
20,
(Riv.
of
kind
a
a
publish thoroughly understood, still to retain the nature
to believe in the existence of obliged In 1878 they diclaimed any official of God, and erased from the recognition Masonic belief in Creed their Him. claim Still Freemasons, the world over, to be one in their True it is, principles.
one
malefactors. should lay
worship
social
daylight
complete, by all the other as ( Advertiser , of
questions
They speak
the
Italian
in
.
Declaration 114.) of the editor Rivista, Bacci, " 1890 Before the 11,
begins."
The
in
up
churches." unmasked
"
Papacy aud
yoke of the Vatican."
aneweia
heaped
lie
3
clerical
are
is
go
in
sect
return. Now, these no desire to remain conceal in the they hold their meetings and before the public eye, and own their and organs yet when
they show
I'iffht.
of
12,
their
of religion of associations tho Government thoso immense
on
which and the
spirit, life-giving due, entirely everything out the year carried sincev off For the shaking
p.
they
—
the
;
carrying education,
of
apply must be
mask
the but
hand
the
of
to
Finally,
revolution.
Freemasonry,
is
and
sufficient
else
proves." it
Clergy,
is
of his
in
of
the
with
thing
of
similarity to make
as
opinions
one
longer ed, for
and
world."
social
the
of possessions the re Fourthly, of what instructions;
it
all
the
of
the
by
which Freemasons, centre whence they all
greatest to lead practical importance mankind, take active Freemasons the most ing in revolutionising part public opinion. For example, the law regarding divorce,
of
,
of
of
Master)
cere
never
of
suppression extension
Thirdly the
remedy
Grand
government
bodies in
community
and
main
fact the
AWfll
the
this
rtureO
point the what
for
of
at least
body,
insane
genus,' " The 133.) the Lodge which
p.
to
Vatican
the Humanum
'
anathema,
the
as "7
of
Resident
suited
admirably
is
It
!)
observance
installed
the
to
in
In
2.
impoverished
strict
,
newly
several organised in name, differing and origin, are in form bound so together by
their
admiration ,
...
monial, theless of purpose,
above.)
Italian
,
;
by the have
above.)
full,
Lodges
of
bodies,
under
having modest
the
possessions, they must be reduced to utter poverty." must 10, p. 310.) "Freemasonry (Riv. of politics enter the arena to make its about the influence and so bring felt, which of those institutions, abolishing
and great in Italy to fulfil it must mission give to Italy to the and whole h6r national unity, moral means worl.d its unity. (This like to instal that the Lodge would in the after itself place of the Papacy the Papacy. How destroyed
Lodge
of
j
whither
as
recognised, as such aelcnowledged
and
This
9.
fluence
prived
undivided " The
(Riv.
organize,
to
respecting bodies.
efficacious
j
of the entrusted
worthy
wonderful
Lodge,
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'
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associations
kindred
but with it, federated vidual members of them.
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associations, of
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way
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perhaps, extreme
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would,
of
by
to
attain.
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means
conclusions embrace
apppruve of which they
consistent,
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which In the
objects
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no
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acts,
ultimate
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same
themselves
criminal
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be
to
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and even ornamental
of its It
to
pro easy,
is
why Freemasonry of influence,
men
men, of
men
brought
Encyclical.
understand
to
then',
to
integrity,
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Council
serve
as iiie
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sold.
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English
not to be Mr. Hakes was in way any outdone rival in apparent by his "our He therefore meekness. recalls submit our to Catechism'steaching, and to our selves spiritual pastors." " all to to refer the dispute proposes
observe "
to
th at
his
tbe
even
was teaching" Mr. Bell-Cox. to him when
Catechism's
our
thrown What
to regret allusion touching
We
Bishop."
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away his own
is
Bishop
Bishop
own
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to
highly
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Archbishop
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be to. again imagain probably prosecuted, of M!r. at the instance Hakes,1 nrisoned, weakness it is to think whose peculiar of the the who take wages that those the doc should preach Establishment is
no
is
;
and
of
instead
country.
trines
We
the Establishment. elsewl ere a which has
of
publish
correspondence between conscientious
curious
passed and
5hese
very Bell-
very polite Mr. disputants. the sentence almost in opening Cox, the of his letter, betrays opening the on which intolerable pretension stand. are their Ritualistic party taking is to be He says that he learns that he refuses to he because give prosecuted of Divine a manner conducting up which I hold to bo sftOctionGu sorvicG of Common and his friends and endowed
Book
Prayer.
by the to want This gentleman ministers be established and yet free to put any interpretation of the formularies they choose upon the as sanctioned of by Church England
They
Parliament. into walk
and
the will
none
at
can
any moment of freedom, from behav
wilderness hinder them
want
to
sit
they please, but they ing of the Establishment by tbe flesh-pots to intepret its laws be at liberty and still It is nw business own desires. to their either doctrine of the Judges to invent but for tbe clergy, or ritual Anglican to formul business interpret it is their and to Establishment say aries of the as
which
and
dbctrines authorised
which
have
ritual
In
by Parliament. shorter words the Judges have to decide at were which whether tlie conditions of to the tached by Parliament enjoyment been fulfilled. have emoluments certain for is anxious Mr. Bell-Cox But been
peace, terms
if
which
it
he
—
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can
is
be
ready
had for
not
any
unpleasant. that prosecutor of the Archbishop judgment shall be the basis of to
bury and
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to
rulings contravene
"in
conform any
them."
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a
own
sacrifice
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the
his
offers
his
on
of Canter settlement,
service where Hakes
to it
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a
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that
to
My
that.
as
proposition I did not, occur
'
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explained
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me,
He
amazement.
no
that not
in his silence, poked the linen stupid and made another tub, stole look, up of his mind. A gleam intelligence shone in his eye, and pity and contempt voice. iu bis struggled Then, I guess,
to
you,'
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purpose
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to
one
say
retirement.
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attributable
he
was
some
as persons physically his duties. discharging that after repeated inquiries find no failure of justice to The any defect of his.
whom lie had consulted had physicians to detect in him refused any decay of but for his own sake they his faculties, him to offer his advised resignation. it he said, For he thought unbecoming, that a man with real nobility, very to carry should continue responsibilities for considered which he was unfitted. As to his personal think that there
he
feelings, was
did
not
suf
intrinsically
his
for
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regarded
the
case
feelings.
still
ominous
more
also
youth
schools,
have
which
been
taken
the
has
been
Church
of
turned
into for
aud a burial-place in who have died
pantheon has
God
the
for
church, Genevieve
been
even
the
for
a
free
infidelity;
from
banished is
cross
St.
no
longer
allowed
the hearse. of on The fruits failed have not to godlessness The above official appear. figures show what has become of modern and Paris, " what bitter the fruits confessionless" iu it. has already matured education this
The
facts
in
the
confirm
also
quoted
just already
was
by the namelv.
established France.
in
1
criminality professions, from among
—
J
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among which
J
so-called
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tho half-educated
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the that education
endeavours
ta
elders
their
result
one
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the immorality
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man
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March
20)
paper, a debt
acknowledging
were
such
of gratitude have ever
naming children
Continental
as
been
ready
to
peoples to the
pajr
Independence,
lasted
1S18. known
time
its
bul-
was
O'Higgins
which Since that
to
statue
as
was
the Liberator. erected in his
memorate
Lynch glery for
also
ronown arms
spirit
of
Both
liberty.
eminent
Santiago
achievements.
won
the
for
from 1810 ho has been An equestrian
the degree of their race.
for
to
com
Admiral and himself
in her fight in an displayed bold adventurous
Chili
J is
to
two
the in
by old
the
The
M'Mahons,
a
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among
is rising generation distinguished The rudeness and wickedness.
Admiral
No
the alterations The men
popular thought
the
Lynch.
of the
coincides who education. to further progress by the out of the New Education carrying Code, that the must be convinced of the fact young
and
O'Higgins
tho Taaffes, and O'Donuells. the of Peru, Yiceroy under the title of of Oreno. Marquis His Baruardo took a son, O'Higgins, Chilian in the war of part leading
that is, the schools, godless which M. Guillon, they frequent. Parisian and certain Jugc d' Instruction, fessional,
ly
The
that
is
for scandal in the same kind of itching courts. old cock crows, As the police the young one learns. In fact, the further than even young people go still
l-_
with En-
young about
histories
whiks was
tho
the or from teaching away brothers, teachers God has from virtuous lay ; from been banished the hospitals, out of of Charity have been which the Sisters from driven God has been bauished j
liberal
Paris.
of
the girls,
the godless in which God city everv institubeen banished from For in Paris has been tion ? everything from laicised. God has been banished say has
that
Education
figures native
own
in figure. now, Imagine to 16 to 18 criminals town, for 100 of the young every people does this terrible What figures.
recruited
i!:
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there
Godless
in
of
iucapable He rejoiced could be
of
Fruits
Mr.
aud of his
cause
little
when step he learned
a
by
the
on
The
pause, farewell for the
them farewell,
bidding word
their
close,
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speech.
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to
100 aside
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leaving
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Richard
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in
take
in
our
that
what
he said.
these
arc
to
own
'
she likee
What
crimes.
!
that of one-tenth Supposing consists of the young population If we between 15 and 20. people divide of the number 17,000 crimiuals this shall have on we basis, eight
funerals,
dumb with while a in
cases
two
the
thinkers
sense
could
me
eyed
be
assurance
thing him
a
bad.' likee
to prison. were these 39 murders
town.
what
fbvtvy
sent
which
striking them
compare
exist
the Jackson the been unearthed
in
Paris
iu
people between Id 1890, about
of iufanticide, 4,212 of 83 25 of arson, wounding, 458 and thefts, crimes,
more
Still if
of
statistics
our
aspects decision
by
j.j.
teller, was
new
111s
uy
standing
brought
was
Justice
aud
judges
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robes. address
sunuuuueu
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the crimes
miscellaneous
terrible
the works
44
immoral
II,862
st.nt.iRi-.ifiR
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sat
half
30 murders, three parricides,
robbery,
be
to
prizes books,
other
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guilty with
people, double
TTsvtll
dfliiou
policeman, dissuade
'
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agitation leavetaking
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known
now
of the
Tuesday
to
Stephen
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it
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resignation ignorance ference.
led
James
Sir but
u
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week the end of last 4) it (April the announced that resignation1 had ten Mr. Justice which Stephen had been dered to the Lord Chancellor There is no need here to accepted. circum recall the1 somewhat distressing which
vi
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was
stances
and
had
!"
than
Among
have I really tbe important to into my mind and I will you all,
as
by young 20 years of age. them of were
I.7,000
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Stephen's
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for
gave among free love
children,
his
think, all and to them God bless you be, few After one.' a every pause of a shook moments the Lord Chief Justice and the hands with Sir James Stephen, the ex Judges all left the Bench .with to form of those who remained ception the Court. So ended a Divisional sadness. of singular ceremony
Ritualists.
the
which
out
lie
cause
J
that
and
of their
Justice
dwell
to
the the
Paris, village to be removed by
he left a had been ambition his in which feelings fully gratified, had been towards his friends very which and in he was proud of strong, of a pro sustained the honour upon
seat
uub
Mr.
on tragedy mean lie did not with which feelings
a
It
all
from
replaced by is also known
near
criminals
v.—
sadly
for
laws those
make
be removed
to
and
books, word.
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in
accept who does
encouragement
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said,
true
a
the
Paris
these
God had
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"
them.
with
with regard to are add these which words, ouly sincere than perhaps may you
serve.
Hakes,
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to
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the
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in comparison staud of the healthy opinions It will be Parisian ? Juge <X Instruction "of the remembered at the request that, the name of Paris Municipal Council, with
"
Mr.
York.
while
How of
Council
Municipal
might
say
Mr. Bell-Cox suggests Accordingly, not that the dispute should be referred, the but to to tbe Bishop of Liverpool, of
the
"
happens somebody
objectionable,
the
can
justice,
of the individual." and decisions
desires decrees
great advan of constitution present it be Long of
one
perfect gratitude. he concluded, said," of what has come part
follows
Bishop
point
a
secure
means
no
own
hostility
having
to
diguise to
with
"
with
when it is based upon piety. only founded But moral is when training it be human merely upon principles, comes and changes to alteration, subject and to the wishes, according feeling6,
and profession, and pathos. of Bench understanding in
this
society.
tising
?
with him the propos
disagrees
no
Guillon
exist
the keenest supplied to the criticism with the Bench, the Bench could rely confidence the utmost kindness, upon of those the respect, the support prac that and
in of a place deposed Anglican at com Roman But the effort Pope." and exhausted, promise was not easily
his
but
;
remarks
things. enemy
the
one
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of
tages
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friend he had
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was
Bar
and
an
our
is
any be elaborated The mutual
the the
honour
who
know one's
towards
the
to
does not
who
are
said,
confession
and show contempt for unkind He is even so this would be " to set up
court
one." to add that
as
One and
judgment Privy
of
that be
ignore would
he
mities,
service of course, Mr. This, so to and promise, that to to explain
rulings.
and
Bell-
his
refuses Mr. Hakes obliges the act upon Archbishop's
tkn
to
oraiCj neadpieces made known. not By real leaders being this means they gain a show of respect out their before the world, carry ability whilst' more effectually, secret plans and do the parade, honourable figures are
its
Mr.
decision,
conform
once
superior
There may be not a and few, these, persons among free from the guilt not .who although such in of themselves entangled neither
at
inferior
con
of the indi
not
will
its
given
Bell-Cox
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He
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French, social
which
like
in
his
mother's.
France
upon
Yet
abroad
is
hesitate
not
to
t.he
like
a
his foreigner, be said to be he lives and
a
may which
country
was
look does
on
his
out
and he
one,
from
is
has
Chilian
country, national
has
of State enemy while as to so-called Christian the dream of a few, he looks
outspoken
an
.socialism,
socialism, upon it a9 a Utopian scheme, be carried out in a community hard thinkers, .Working men, -tical
economists go to hear this
argument word
as
are
those
and whose Forbes is
cut
Pere
prematurely
old,
in
something
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whose every
orator
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According
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ceusus
there
appears
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recently than States.
less
nu
in the United religions will whose 'This supriBe many persons is of different sects confined knowledge to about
Liberal
Unionist
leader,
Hon.
Joseph
from
influenza. from the
hand
Chamberlain From
member
the
the
in
reports
the
age of suffering
the of Com and a died;
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31st
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the
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the
is run
latest on
June
on
betting 4
6 to
—
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;
;
by
the
will
le
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he
from Brussels if expelled to enter the work upon
be of
Government
Belgian
attempts
1"
agllallUB
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who was con recently confession of having serious and offence, very a term of imprisonment
committed
a
to sentenced has been formally House of Commons.
The
financial
terrible
caused by the
failure
from
expelled
the
panic iu Lisbon of the Government
millions and the loan of ten suspension of bank payments for sixty days is still Soldiers and are unabated. police the Banks and various public guarding The public refuse to buildings. accept and coin is consequently paper-money, scarce.
the
in
case
which
Col.
W.
Sir
him ©f cheating at accusing baccarat, on which is set down for hearing June Prince of Wales, has been subthe 1,
peenaed Mr. course
the
ilio
as
a
witness.
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Royal
a
nra-fV
nuc
Vincent, read
paper Colonial
him
the before
last
night,
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its
having
its
by
husband,
she
use,
no
been
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conflict
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dent's
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Weduesuay, by Qarcaldine, 'first; Melody, by Glee second. Tynedale Baron Henry de Worms, political —
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Colonial Office, the Commons on stated that the Wednesday, accused of com Manipuri prisoners in the murder oif Messrs. plicity a
question
in
-
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Skene and Quinto, martial tijed being by
Grim wood law.
Edward
Wallis, for trial his young
committed
frauding to
sister
May
Womanhood
has been in connection be
shortly
Medical dUXi
formed. there
commenced.
of death
uUIl
for
IIO
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Late
graphed they were
to
14. to
condition
of
his
wife
and
examina close in Ballarat gaol last Dr. evening a
of the Board, Chief Secretary of opinion unamiously the
tele that
that
J ohnston is sane. A meeting perfectly of the Executive has been called for to receive of the the to-day report
when
Board, as
in
the
to the
Mr.
will
decision
Government's
matter. J. Blackbourn,
be final
arrived action
the
Victorian
—
in
tons
weight.
Adelaide, Lord
were on
Kintore
Wednesday,
was
for
half-brother of £1,500 trustee
de and
while
under
his
will
Pleuro
has broken
pneumonia cattle
amongst
out
the
com Girlington mon. It is supposed to have been in troduced by some travelling cattle from Queensland.
on
Melbourne,
May
15.
William a Parkin, who Barrister, has been frequently before the court on was sent to charges of vagrancy, for tewlve months, as an gaol yesterday act of charity. condition able appearance.
The
Skinner's
accused
and
filthy
in
was
presented
a
a
piti
stables
livery
Melbourne
The
were
burnt
stables
and
to
horses
fnllv
wor«
arrived all
May at Alice
well;
May
Adelaide, An down
able the
named
seaman
of
hold Adelaide
Port
at
15.
Duval
the
fell
steamer
Age,
and
yesterday,
was
killed.
£6
xens
6d.
Is.
1
J unctions
/EiD
are
Fraser'o
;
South (pro)
Jttounds are
rains
are '
in
falling
the
suburbs.
a
;
city
;
The South Australian the Federal Convention ing
9s.
59s.
are
Light and
meeting
=
to delegate's hold purpose
Parliament
before
as
sembles.
Sydney, Geo.
Sir
lecture
plural of
will
to
instant.
have
snema.1
the provisions Constitution Bill. Labour Commission to
16.
voting Trades
the 26th
the
on
of
is
the still
the
evidence of of the Wallsend was taken. Mr. Ross is not of Government of con courts
Yesterday Ross manager
Mr.
May consented
on
auspices
Council address
sitting.
Colliery, in favour ciliation
that
has
Grey
his the
deliver
of arbitration.
or
agreements
are
He believes the best precautions
strikes.
against
Melbourne, Lord
May
16.
Charles
Scott is with making arrangements the of Defence for Minister holding a naval demonstration on the arrival nf Imperial
14.
Wells
auxiliary
from
squadron
England At auction the Lila Spring yesterday near station, Bourke, was N.S.W., sold to Mr. Andrew of Wingadee Tobin, for £60,400. It has been decided that finally Johnston shall be hanged on Monday When told of the' " decision he I said,
am
quite friends
my
satisfied.
May
God sustain
!"
Adelaide, His
leaves for engineeer of defence works, King George's Sound next Monday, to of defence the erection superintend works there. Phenomenal hauls of barracoota have recently been made at Port Fairy Yesterday to Melbourne consignments foiu1 baskets thousand comprised
equal to ten
man
S6HT/6IXC0
chairman
Youl,
young
yesterday
their
Admiral
appointed uuu6r
«
murdering
three made children, tion of the prisoner yesterday.
May
Board mental
the lib
a
the amount as
acting father's
Federal The
14.
the Earl of Jersey, Governor, the performed yesterday ceremony of the first sod of a, line of rail turning the North Shore system way carrying from its present terminus to Wilson's
into
a
ICOICU,
reference
Wales
agitation
enquire
returned
jury
death but sugges than rolling when should be adopted removing cylinders that and the should cylinders be
under Labor The
Presi
killed.
were
League
will
Sydney, May 16. the ammonia explo was works concluded
The yesterday. of accidental verdict ted that safer means
means.
An attempt, has been made to murder General Hyppolite, who was elected Pre sident of the Republic of Hayti on Oc tober 17, 1889. The would-be murderers
at
on
:
nf
treatment
Ud/iilvb
thirty and
Under-Secretary
The inquest sion at the ice
of
hnrh&rit.v
f.ha
Melbourne, a
granted iu
csopuiuwuu
great London Refuge. Brokens are £11 5s. ; .Fraser's South are 10s. Macintosh's ; (pro) (con) are 3d. ; Souths 2s. are £5 17s. (paid) Block 14'sare £6 15s.
ed.
correspondent has sent a communi
that paper denying that authorities have suspended
Wftv
concerts of the
aid
insured.
Times
of
in
city
to
Petersburg
Londpn
the
Afk/tPa
giving
now
the
nf
Riaz
ministers favorable
one
are
dozen from
a
waifs
at South the ground this morning, early owing to which ten valuable were horses burnt to draught death. rescu Only eleven horses were
Guildhall. has occurred
proclivities.
The
The
the upper classes. against Thos. member for Qoinn, in of Commons, the House Kilkenny has severed his with Parnell allegiance and joined the McCarthy party. The Newmarket a Stakes, sweep
to
voted
musical
from
doctor's
Point.
they Life
Mr.
reply
the
infaimofo
TAttairvn
with
risen
in
is
Tigrane
Public
40,000
with
from
of
has
defraying the with
Imperial Majesty A change of Ministry in Of the new Egypt.
Suffrage
all
mile
for
connected public to be given the Emperor of on the of his occasion Germany intended arrival on 10. Her July His Majesty the Queen will accompany
The
to her secured property marriage settlement. A revolution has occurred in Dutch Guiana among the lower clases, consist of Maroons and the ing Indians, of fugitive who have descendants slaves,
stake
of London
Sydney,
where
Calcutta,
Courts
juuuuBi
Boul anger retaining uuder her
Governments.
The
quartered and horsed
ui
party.
INTERCOLONIAL.
corn.
The
to
taigQ
received by Lieut-Colonel Tully. then proceeded to where Windsor,
Guards
Galway,
v/va
Colonel Tom Price and the members of the Victorian arrived Mounted Rifles in on and were London Wednesday,
were
Col. who
London, throughout
of the
expenses reception
Majesty has given His Iioyal Highness during the last twenty years. A phenomenal revival has taken place the
and
strongest are Parnell, leave him and join
Corporation of £3000
sum
Her
sums
one
Gordon- Cumming, Bart, Mr. charges of and Mrs. Wilson, Thornley Croft, with defamation of character, and others,
that
the
for
uwiec
Verney, Capt. his own victed on
£333,000
states
M.P.
for
Barnardo's
x>xocK
of purpose figures redeeming the mortgage upon the Prince of Wales's estate at and Sandringham,
in
One hundred
In
six
uuou
forth
Truth a advancing
week's is
been
agreement
their
sterling.
Queen to
fnof
of Public Works, entire Parliament
Commissioner
First
PI
Ti
about
—
Mr.
The R.M.S. arrived Carthage G. Sound yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Mayers, with
tne
African
to
has subsided, and has been restored.
of reis
of likely
'expulsion
Consequently
settled.
three
and Portuguese
in
Between
regard
Portugal
tos
con
This
on
influenza
'Tuesday
OUIA
panic
from
reported
uimouisy
with
been in
now
perfect tranquillity the financial is situation Also, improv has authorised ing, as the Government notes to the extent of the issue of Bank
—
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(From
iae
has
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instant, Liiub
affairs
Ciligtams.
by the
her been
the delimitating of influence in East respective spheres Africa has been signed by the British
to
countries
two
an&
made
statement
Lord the effect that bad extended the of Salisbury period the modus vivendi between Great Britain and Portugal, which onj expires jjibuou
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the
Following News Daily
time
to
from
Wednesday
last
An
North
for
one
a
however, Harbour,
House
M.P.
McCarthy
Rfc.,
to
East Renfrewshire, South American merchant,
retired
;
suffering
are
for
mons
Nolan were
found
was
transferred to another steamer. Mr. Harrington Timothy Dublin Mr. Harbour, M.P.,
the
the
Harrington, and the
Country, Mr. abating.
is
epidemic Liberal
the
one.
effected.
considered
14.
May
it
the vessel to continue extensive had until repairs The have emigrants
supporters
considerable Several to-day.
that
damage for
voyage
of
of
Marquis
at
impossible
damaged. London,
are
steamer
on
Buccaneer
by the Arcadia Colombo, May 14.
here
felt
the New
be published in August. with 800 Shuva, ran into the board, and sustained Gibraltar,
will
Italian
emigrants
serious
complaint. "
The
him.
shocks
Earthquake
which
tralia,
bullion from London. It gold was that intended to expected they and a half millions from withdraw one the Bank of England very shortly. London sails from for Michrel Davitt on
at
run
Mr. left Michael Davitt London yes for Australia. terday Lord exGovernor of N. Carrington, S. the proofs of Wales, Is now revising collection of his speeches in Aus the
have Government withdraw for the present
to
Stakes
K.
of Dr.
3.
Czare-
prevented to
recovering of influenza from
resulted in meeting on Thursday for Fitzsimon a win by Saint Simon— Hiatus Brilliancy; 2, and Beauharnais
a
time
the
at
done being Russian
15.
May
London, Wales is
of
Champaign
The market
were
Nicholas, for some
Prince
from the slight attack hick he has been suffering. v.
engage between the war President
insurgents
in
engaged
wearing
indi
his
appearance of thnt you thfulness of the heart cative in as iwhich he has described public to monks and nunE. .belonging priests, .
The
journey round has reached: after a Japan; r tour Kioto India. At through (Japan) a fanatical policeman attacked the Czarewitch with a but a sword, " Sun" helmet which the Prince was
fit
among
clearly
tells.
fifty with
the
is
Callao fleet and
together
The
has been the world,
the most a slave to From the first he
others
prejudices.
been
France
another at
insurgent
Balmaceda.
Australia
that
a
of
parts
that place
got
in
and
various
reported taken
vessels
iniuries
world, of all
the
for
Union
Empire.
pulpit her social evils in a manner that State functionaries of. He might not approve of her symptoms un compares many ones in with, corresponding favourably He is of opinion England and America. man in lives that the working. Eugland conditions under than auy other happier the
decry
British It
scheme
a
Commercial
victorious. The Duke Grand witch of Russia, who
—
The truth and half
authority Speaking French
sympathies
strongest with the
run
corners
recognised
question. and English
native,
.
now
Saint-Clotilde, though not, a sensational properly speaking, preach is creating er, a sensation by bis argu
of
adoption a
establishing between all
at
preaching
the
advocated
.
The
Socialism.
on
.
Preacher
.
A French
Excellency
May
16.
Lord
Kintore camp miles from forty
ed at Crown Point, Charlotte last night. Waters, The elections of members
for the of the Noth-eastern and Southern District in the Legislative Council are It is taking place to-day. expected the labor candidates will poll well. Brokens are at £11 quoted to-day 5s ; Tens, £14 ; Rounds, £6 6s. Souths ; £5 19s. ; (paid), 58s. ; Junctions, Fraser's South (pro), 9s. Mcintosh's representation
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of constitu tion But amidst making. reports of the Federal Convention debates, and leading articles, newspaper addresses the great mass platform of the Australian people remain unmoved. It would be strangely
Murray-
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March
Perth,
a however, to sup mistake, them unconcerned. They are contented with the knowledge an that federation will become fact when circum accomplished stances are ripe for it. This frame of mind philosophic in the people is not by any means to be regretted. There is nothing to be more desired for the consti to weld Austution which is .the
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SELLENGER-CORNWALL. At the on the 6th Williams, temporary Church, May, 1891, by His Lordship Bishop Gibney, assisted son by Fr. Mat&u, William C., of John to Sellenger, Perth, Elizabeth, of W. of the daughter Cornwall, Esq., —
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it
cast
which
impulse
littleness.
origin
its
men as
who far
to the ly exception, delegates set the recent Federal Convention about their work in the most osten tatious Like of deprecation. spirit illicit schoolboys engaged in some at they seemed to tremble pastime, own their Selfish inter daring.
15s. Mr. Guidlford, 15s. Mrs. ; Murtha,
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Williams.
were
their
against motives
misapprehension and
it
the
departs
—
most
at
attempts
it
compromise
has caused of disappoint feelings ment and irritation on all sides. Federation Australia will cer tainly have, in the end ; and just as it will not be federa certainly tion of the kind which the Con to A disvention it. proposes Australia united is threatened; by two
dangers
are
by
"
to
which its .people blind that of internal which friction, may at any time arise a number of among no
means
independent ing the same
—
governments
occupy and that continent, of with complications foreign What is demanded is a powers. bond of union strong enough to be and effective, enough yet elastic to allow each state the separate maximum of self-control. The federal constitution now offered to Australia does not fulfil these Ithas been mar requirements.red fears and by the miserable ambitions of men petty who, shut their to the ting eyes patent truth that Australia will soon the mother countries in equal
wealth, and population, power, would bind her for ever to a po'siition of inferiority. The people of Australia save will the country from such a disaster. No constitution will nor could prove acceptable, prove suitable to the circumstances of which not be based shall Australia, of the people. upon the will ,-The apathy which hitherto they have ,
shown
with to the regard sug scheme of federation has gested been largely due to the knowledge that it liad to receive their yet assent. the When time arrives for their as it has intervention, arrived in already Queensland, ,
owed
it
an
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its
necessarily to porsonal interests as is superior to human because possible nature, their to themselves right govern had at the they dearly bought and risk of life, property, liberty other everyworldly advantage that men hold precious. Single ness of purpose was the secret of the which enabled inspiration them to bestow upon their country a form of constitution which is monumental in its grandeur, and strength. No such simplicity exalted mood which rules is that Australian With statesmen. scarce
punctually
earn
on
possible.
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for
given
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that
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London,)
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on
Immediately
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Bill,
wealth
of Australia considerable hands. The
undergo
modifications at their serious fortitude and comlarge' monsense which the distinguish calmer of nations judgments may be trusted to correct the mischiev ous
of pusillanimous
errors
seeking
Hoc An
and self-
politicians.
and athletic
club
(iencra is
being formed
!. at the
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about works
300 men which
the
on are
Mid
progressing
rapidly.
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visits
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match
rifle
all
will
comers
next
at
for money be held on
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Wednesday
to
of
trip
the
a
the was
the
G.
Mr. Buildings,
Street,
Mr.
:
H.
Mr. Geologist, to
visit
the
of
impressed
On
of late.
in
the
in
the
animal
Hagan
with every of the bait.
which belonged found dead was of having partaken
A
named
ragn
clerk
Hopwood,
to
his
the
to
foot
and
slipped,
and
piece,
waling
he
fell
election of Dr.
of
mayor will be a
to
in
serve
the
held on Monday. room Scott there Keane is the only candidate As Mr. the will contest, and be no Deputy Cr. will Crowder, Officer, Returning him have the pleasing duty of declaring
duly
of parade volunteers
brigade
Fremantle
was
the
New
has by tele Colonial The Secretary Sergeant Kennedy of Roegraph from of the received intelligence bourne, find of gold on the of a new discovery 100 miles North about Coongan River A man named west of Nullagine. town and has come into Edward Francis obtained ounces of states that he fifty while engaged in gold from ten postholes at and has fence the a place erecting claim for the award offered by a lodged of a for the Government discovery
the
following
the death
of
—
:
land
years "A of the
a
ago, man
lady
particulars well-known
from known
a
a.m.,
on
Sunday have about
Council
government for on the Chapman
for
a
a
Hall
on
Commissioner
Committee
grand military Wednesday next
of Crown
Lands
was
James to
was
,
on
ago,
Friday H.
act
seized and
evening.
editor with
as
died
who
Barkus, of
the
tphoid last Friday:
was
Nor-West fever some
Hon.
A.
O'Grady
Lefroy
taken
was
"the special corres Mennell, Philip London of the Daily Chronicle , in Geraldton, who is at present intends to New there to Norcia, paying a visit under which the the conditions study have aboriginals been so successfully a civilizing view dealt with from point of the immediate by the good monks under of their Dr. Salvado. abbot, supervision Mr.
in
orders have been issued The following of Volunteers The by the Commandant of the colony Volunteer will corps parade at Service their for Divine respective in stations on Sunday, the 24th instant, of her The honor Majesty's Birthday. of Perth, will on Volunteer corps parade Sunday, the 24th inst., and will be formed Public the St. in line facing Offices, Terrace, ready for the Comman George's at 10"30Ja,m, dant's inspection, —
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no
than
he
the the
for
Mr.
to
presided Friday
The
E.
Customs. and
Messrs.
Scott
W.
to
C.
and
decided
affairs, was to entertain
banquet
at
made
at the
It was appointed. at Mr. Mason address and testi
which an be presented.
last
Pether
her
second
ascent
a
at
When afternoon. the balloon had reached a of some height five six hundred the or yards parachute was set free and Miss commenced Viola which her descent, progressed satisfactorily until the earth when she came in reaching with the contact chimney of a house on the Miss Viola South Beach. managed to until assistance arrived. cling to the roof On examination it was that she had found her ancle. The balloon reached sprained
Monday
the ground Davilak. A the
viewed cent
in
The
month
the
Blessed
in
the
the
New
of
May
ladies
ribbon
blue
the
be may at the
afternoon following to the
young
medal
by Webb,
M.
Miss
C.
Scollard, Miss Boladeras,
Miss
C.
O'Callaghan,
Miss
F.
Miss
K.
with
The Misses
the
Rev.
Miss
M.
A.
N.
Wilcox,
O'Mahohy,
Miss
Mansfield
of
privileges
invested
were
Miss
Miss
Kelly,
one
to
Mary
of
and
Duff:
devoted
only
aspirants
and
membership
Ground
the
is
des
plainly
especially
addmitted
were
and
were
and
Sunday the meeting
ordinary
the Father
is
Virgin,
Last
received.
spectators
Recreation
in which year of the Children
sodality
full
which
parachute,
A.
Delaney,
following
were
M. Clune, aspirants J. Baker, M. Delaney, E. Brown, Kett, A. B. Mc'Knoe, Mayhew, Kitchener, S. Dawson, McGuckin, M. Hardwicke, and B, Hart. Mahony C. Johnston, received
as
A
Annual
of the Mutual
copy
Report
S. R. A.
of
the
1890
year
NOTES
of
the
with
is,
has resolved 19s. 2d.,
Directors
£467,535
among of
sum
Claims
A see
for
7s. 760
on
of 661
death
the allot distribution
for after
sum
additions
Policies
a
have the
through
members.
Gingin
writes
correspondent
little
very
Bonus Life
a
as
rule
in
the
We
— :
ever
who
reside in the
voice the
shall
be
at
and
here,
matter. Co. for
Midland
the
matter
race
meeting
ring wise for
will
many have
which
we
of
us
have
;
high;
but in
righted
a
I suppose time. The
took lately place the wet weather
a
was
deter other
attending
in
arrangements able. A string
engaged
all
say
Avho would The ball appearance. and but well was attended, in the musical disappointment most would have been from
piit followed
a
be
affair
poor
which
so
presume The tariff
charged by goods is not carrying the rates satisfaction, being
general giving rather considered
rather
least I
to
appearance, in the shape
an
enjoy
attend
band but
the
from failed
to
local
consequently of the
village to his credit
City
put
"
was
in
an
talent,
accordionist"
be it secured and, said, of the latest and extensive repertoire dance fashionable together peices, of the with his excellent manipulation one was as eqeally effective as instrument, skin of your the brass bands, minus city beaters." was
his most
or
packer to
blacks
look
after from
natives
of
middle
two youths, and and young girls women some of whom were little nursing babies. These unfortunate of the children human race were treated kindly by the War den for Kimberley. As they did not know a a word of English, native of laid about nine of age, acted as interpreter. years The was sympathy of the bystanders deeply aroused when of the one prisoners a a
blind
aged
man, of
consisted
boy,
—
with
woman
con
papers
ottr little this hamlet, and possibly cerning fact is attributed to the that we are such a and neighbourly community. law-abiding we all in are However, just at present up at an attempt that is being made to arms our There is re-name township "Deane." settler in district who is not one the to the notwith .favorable and, change, Mr. Bond his and Syndicate, standing it in the is now, was Gingin beginning,
and
tion a
the members, providing Bonuses. £967,000 for Reversionary amounting to £385,805 7s. including
£84,610 arisen
to
FAR
teamster has one the horses. are Port Darwin, chiefly with the exception of a few from Queens The East land. Kimberley natives have hitherto shunned, like contact with anything the whites, odd ones are though beginning to find their now into way Hall's Creek. numbers of them are Sometimes, taken from the for bush with the interfering that line is telegraph being constructed between and the diggings I Wyndham. of natives once saw a band of suspected the commission of this who were crime, under arrest at the time. It was a piteous the All with the sight. prisoners excep every
two
These
one
THE
in
A USTRALIA.
WEST
of
Nearly
or
;
of
we
of TRAVELS
NORTH
transacted the largest ever exception, by the Society in a single year, and amounted to £3,797,656 on 12,272 policies. During the Premiums amounted same period the New made follows to £144,685 19s. 4d., as up 2s. 5d. Endowments Assurance £128,286 ; £393 Annuities Is. lid. £16,006 15s.; The Fund has been increased Accumulated to by £825,250 16s. 6d., and now amounts The cash of £9, 736,872 19s. lOd. surplus Funds Liabilities stands at over £678,898 9s. 10d., and out of this the board surplus of
now
A.
Provident Australian was Society to us by the Resident forwarded Secretary, Mr. A. K. Money, and from it we take the which must particulars prove following to the members. The new very gratifying business
frontages
The football season was formally open ed last afternoon when two Saturday Association matches were one in played, Perth between the West Perth and the and the other in Rovers, Fremantle and the represent between the local men atives of East Perth. The game between the two teams was marred by the City want of friendly so essential to the feeling true of the Australian game exposition and the absence of which led to many un and childish exhibitions seemly bickerings of of temper quite out place amongst men. The captain of the West Perth, McKenzie, who unfortunately is the colony leaving in a few a quiet, unselfish, days, played His voice was game. gentlemanly rarely to direct and then only his men, heard, and he never once tronbled himself about the man but always went for the playing ball. The West Perth won by four goals to two. In Fremantle there was an entire absence of anything friction approaching of the between the members opposing bub the visitors were over matched teams, from the start, and the local team won the to one game by eight goals nine behinds behind.
of
neighbourhood
of number of the balloon
ascent
of the from
visible, in Perth.
to
the
large
river
The Jandakot Area has been very much before the public of late, in connection route of the with the proposed to railway Assertions have been Bunbury. stoutly made and as denied as to the stoutly of the soil in the locality for suitability cultivation. Mr. H. S. who Ranford, and plotted out this surveyed ground for has Government, practically proved its and productiveness by growing both fruit each remarkably its potatoes, good of on the land. kind,
J.
Hope,
voted be
to
Canning Bridge.
There
H.
morn
who is with the
Diamond,
connection
bought up, and
strong
a
J.
the
of
are being rapidly hoar that a Sydney has secured that beautiful syndicate, little known as Hamilton's spot, Garden, situated about half a mile from the
on
present,
A,
his
sever
city
workshops
of
next
about to firm of Messrs Tolley & Company, will be enter tained at a smoke concert the Western by Liedertafel to his from previous departure the colony.
a on
of the
held
Locomotive
with
of
a
Mr.
committee, head
were
was
office
Hayden,
by bitten of such
of a testi presentation C. T. General Mason, who has Railways, accepted
to
were
at
attacked
employe's,
of of Collector 70 men about
the
for
and surgical aid, unable being
railway Mather,
W.
be held
will
Dr.
to
a successor
supply of Perth
At of the a meeting committee Stock Exchange held last Saturday of fifteen was ing the sum guineas to the testimonial which is shortly to Dr. Scott. presented
treatment.
Mr. at
monial
four
Stacey, to proceeded
one
to
Mayor
as
Monday.
about
severely
to
election
Scott
on
business arrived
was
and was lacerations
An
from run
Mr.
sooner
dog
of
by
of
some
require
meeting
over
has
pondent
Captain
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Salvation late Army, who is Foley, has made in Pentridge, a sentence serving he accuses himself in which a confession, Mrs. Jubb in Parlia of having murdered The last. tragedy ment Place in August sensation at that time, and created some stood his but was Turner trial, Mr. he was committing Foley states acquitted. Mrs. Jubb's and at house, a burglary in one of the loaded revolver a found disturbed He was drawers. by Mrs. Jubb at w I16 re< man and a man Mrs. Jubb. The authorities and then shot his story." disbelieve
Special to
suddenly
Melbourne as
M.R.V.
The
goldfield.
few
55
1120
at
commencing
on
members of the On Sunday last the Star of the Sea (Fremantle,) branch of the at Hibernian attended first mass Society, St. Patrick's Church, Fremantle, inregalia, in the town, to all those residing nearly received of the number twenty three, Holy Communion.
instruct amuse or members and may the with the papers laid themselves upon in various take tables or part games, are for which provided. materials
a
moon
Hudson's Surprise Party opened at St Hall on Saturday last to a very George's and audience, every evening up to large time the performances has been the present well pationised. in Rev. W. The Lowe, for many years in Perth, of the Wesleyan Church charge and Mrs. and late of York, J. P. Dempster, of Mr. J. M. Patton, eldest were daughter afternoon in the city buried yesterday cemetery. Some high class pure merino sheep have Victoria from been imported by Mr. J. of the DeGrey Station. They are Edgar, of Mt. of Mr. J. Fisher, the property District. in the North Fisher,
of the mnificient Through generosity of the Fremantle a member congregation Hall has been in the Town placed a room local Catholic of the at the disposal meet their use as a of for Societies place transaction of business. ing and for the every is open day and night, The room
exchange
at
result is the of eleven The following on the Macintosh G. M. days crushing 133 tons of stone, .Company's claim yield 278 oz. 3 dwts. of gold. in the Twenty German farmers arrived N.S.W. day from Albury, colony the other and two of them They have come to settle, at taken have up ground already Katanning.
afternoon on Saturday There Ground. was a very Recreation but of the Fremantle Rifles, good muster was represented. the Perth corps poorly review for the Birthday The programme fair with success. rehearsed was
clip
of the
eclipse
Town the
arranged in the Town 27th instant.
weeks
Perth held
the
last
We cerning Perth
ask of
acres
Times
o'clock.
payable
to
appointed
be
A
an
Geraldton
Mr.
the leave
next the Queens Birth of A review the celebrated. Fremantle and of Perth, Volunteers will be held on the New Guildford Ground at 11 the oclock, Recreation fired at noon and the Royal Salute will be before one be held at a quarter levee will
and
be
performance
Wednesday
will
wanted
destroyed. His the Governor has Excellency to extended his the Hudson patronage Party and will be present at the Surprise
the engineer Mr. Blackburn, to was Defence Works, Victorian to superintend last Monday Melbourne fortifications at of the the construction is Sound. It expected King George's be will called for the tenders that at an of the work early date. construction On
much
trains
of
to town he, to be driven
had walk, for surgeries
evening arrange
a
next night till lasting
and
hay
elected.
of
day
the
visit
to
as
return
his
lad
son
transact had
The
leg.
Viola
will
The
thigh. The
will
to the Fremantle kindly permission given field a as Football Club to use the Barrack practice ground. at By a fire which occurred recently station on the Lower Mr. W. K. Adams' 15 tons of Blackwood, a shed, containing
his
fractured
the
will
the
on
destination ferocious
Miss Fremantle
The
Mr.
his most
a
age,
He
monial
have ball
of met with Geraldton, Barratt, solicitor, while last accident Monday, a serious to the from the jetty barque stepping Maroon
Payne
park. Parade In consequence of the Church which is to be held next Sunday the last be in Perth and Mass will delayed Fremantle till 11 a.m.
Mr. P. indica
to
father.
port.
250
a
the late
Wellington-street,
his
A
Family
the
a
Bayswater
Manager
The
frequently splendid
very afternoon
Sunday
to
tion
is
the
week
of
to intended building this want is supply being erected. has Mr. Brown been most successful Citizen's Life in for the canvassing Assurance in the Vasse district. Society, It is rumoured that a syndicate is being formed to take area on the up a timber as the Mandurah Darling Range, with
decided
treasures
laid
been
meat of Fremantle
Ward
hotel
by
morning.
from
much
last
'day
nature
be followed be held at
to
June
years of builder,
on
public has
Poisoned
and respected after died recently
Geraldton
and
Saturday
locality.
North
Nulla-
old
is
p.m.,
Bunbury
of the immense shown him were
indications coal which
the
by
to coalfield
Collie
have
Lardner the
on
of
to
One
is
illness.
There
Government
the
Woodward, returned
Bros, and machine
an
Another
following gentlemen Mr. W. F. Sayer, and Mr. J. C. G. Wilson, to as admitted were practice Foulkes Court of West of the barristers supreme on Wednesday morning. Australia The
of
Katanning
local appointed Life Assurance Society.
been ia.w Citizens'
Carr
short
1st
Guildford
Vilgarn officer
the
will Deane, Gingin, of Wednesdays. Tuesdays instead
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that the probable of vocalists and musicians at an early date. colony
W'. A. Bank Fremantle, agent for the
Smith,
From
to
goldfield.
It
s.s.
the
Gillam Mouatt
the
medical
A Sheffield Handicap a Fancy Dress Ball will Vasse on the 25th inst.
known as property in Barrack-street, Temperance Hall, M.L.A. from purchased by Mr. Traylen, Mercantile Agency Company. last
resident
a
puddling"
a
resident
forwarded at banch
the
3 p.m.
at
on
prevalent"
Cable
erected
gine
caused the have weeks' rains ploughs to be set in motion throughout districts. the eastern and southern Perth
sail
|
Last
,
Messrs.
j
Mrs.
Bank in The National in coined money £800 last Geraldton by the Flinders.
will
j
Bridgetown.
On Tuesday
is
and goldfields, much needed.
open
prizes,
Bullara
s.s.
day for Melbourne.
-
that reported up in price.
—
is
It
the
recognized whom
she
mother
earnestly his
had
aught
looked
An
dame
old
grandmother any body knows,
which
whole
insulators.
After
her
own
lost.
to
—
son
The and
poor most
return
to the
might
be
her
for companions, and kept chattering The man and the the charge a charge as they possessed out of the telegraph cautioned and being —
irrefutable fashioned
spearheads
boy who
arms
time.
admitted
was
as
her
profusion, the
of
scolding two youths
as
upon in
the
in
interpreter
shed tears entreated
tribe.
great
infant
an
warned of the of a duly consequences of the told offence, to repetition they were to their to return own It prepare country. is easier to to describe the imagine than on the morning of their joy they manifested taken release, as the chains were from their necks and the handcuffs off their wrists. and In their excitement to hurry return free the road, which by along they came time as some ago, prisoners, they forgot He the blind made a great noise and boy. after them for scrambled a short distance until a young his girl, probably sister, returned to his and him relief, helped onward. their I
All own
of
territory to arranged June Mr. with
them
by
were
P.O.
led
back
to
Kingston.
leave Creek Hall's early in who Taylor was to going Messrs and Dowley, Craig, did all that in their to lay power for the The weather journey.
Derby. Hierson equip me Hence threatened to be wet. it not was without the fear of getting a good drench-
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of being obstructed and probably by ing, overflow of tbe or the the Margaret that set out on the Fitzroy we appointed day. Though we had not much confidence in the morning, it was bear yet beautiful, of a resemblance to the ing somewhat which of has so morning Byron sweetly sung:
again
up
all
bi'eath
cheek
all the
Laughing smiling
as
the
if
with
away
contained
earth
auriferous
before
extensive.
very tracts
of
very this
grass. the region
feet
in
continually that they horses
the ran
country
Now
height.
to set miles ary This is generally
and
of
the
done
travelling have
may
then
is
it
herbage by those by these
better
custom are
the the next as occasion, grass here in shox't luxuriantly a very first was Our day's journey and as the shades of night pleasant one, were and descending throwing on
mantle
gloomy Barret
Mount Pans.
The
camped
we
country
in
cannot
be
and
summit
on,
well
"
Soon
as
we
the
near
enclosure
the
mouths
open
showers
of
stones
he
aloud
:
hands
the
he
Mr.
McDonald
gave
leather falls, them
around
away, distance
at
bay."
is
for ourselves
the, my
and
of
the now
memory
brother six
land
from
or
number
seven
years
stock
perished.
the old to this
in
cattle.
three
day,
losses
the over
a large occupied
of
many I
their
observed
by, and Bound for label Those two enter suffered many the
"
hardships
and it was journey, almost in they are now from way benefits deriving large and efforts. industry praiseworthy
gratifying the their We
as
his
travelled
they
Australia." Western men prising young and
with
yard,
on
and
journey
which the
In
that it bears
he
for Kimberley They came
The
during
team
to
Perhaps, of history
me,
years. South Wales
New of
day
a
horses.
serves
living
are
last
that
proffered
a brief give in enterprise settling Fitzroy. Well, as far
McDonald's banks
the
see
say
this here
remained
we
here
might
Mr.
to
necessary ourselves of
scarcely
kindness
welcome
his homely roof, and void of hospitality."
not
availed
refresh I
this
bush
It we
cordial
a
us
us
Enter
The
left
morning
the
on
to of
learn
this station with the
the
about that
nine
intention night.
o'clock of
wide
very banks
sandy
doted
avenue
one
camping-
We five
Fitzroy this river-bed about mighty It bore a evening. great resemblance near
reached in
the to a sand
with
clothed with luxuriantly tropical In crossing a vegetation. we came to small our horses had a drink. pool at which We did not to stay here, as we intended that some miles farther camp night on. The is Fitzroy country richly grassed, well and timbered. watered, heavily Whilst over the Ave saw going plains ,
thousands be easily cereals. than
Ave
native.
(
of
through
and that
dreary poor
Avitliout Avith
But could
as
not
he
slept
help
deAv
hat
no
busy
figures care
nor
draxvs
no
in
regard for
the
and
calmly repeating
quietly mentally
the honey-heavy
Enjoy
in
"concern
no
lived
race
thought
a
Here
night.
native's
of
:
Slumber
fantasies, the brains
:
of
tbou
sleepest
sound."
so
in
Beverley
on
Sunday
;
therefore
there
on that day. Avould not be service in York died here named Charles Coles A man of the lungs. on Friday from inflammation Deceased leaves a Avife and a large family. at the Local On Thursday, business Court was brisk, plaintiffs, including xvitnessess and the defendants, general court. muster in there was a good public about eleven The court was from a.m., open short until after five a p.m., shortly for lunch Avas however made. adjournment in York is Court business very generally crossThe amusing. non-professionals' " faceexaminations are pregnant with tiousness" since often indulge very they Avhich in questions and replies themselves of business do not facilitate the progress the and their too, detailing statements, the case which surround circumstances York elaborate indeed. The are very R.M. is certainly, and, as very patient, far as I can fair and impartial. As, I see, the v. F. Cook noticed case of J. Keane Avhen it. .was coming on in the Local Court, state was I may that judgment briefly with costs. Mr. given for the defendant Heal of Greenhills, sued Mr. Wilkinson, A fence had been erected for trespass. his round ground owing to by the plaintiff the injuries done to his property by per sons his land. When he had passing over for thjir convenience gates erected they to Avere thrown doAvn, so he determined but had close the track by a fence, route marked out another for the public convenience. The fence Avas pulled down hence the present by the defendant, At of the case action. the conclusion the R.M. stated that if the track passing the plaintiff's through ground had been for the used one year previous by public, to its use unless the defendant had a right to had taken the required steps plaintiff track close the same. The ne\v legally had nothing to do made by the plaintiff Avould therefore dis Avith the case. He He miss the information. expressed as it sympathy for the plaintiff appeared to him a hard case, and would feel pleased an if Avould lodge he, Mr. Wilkinson,
to
of
acres
made to No sooner
began Usually,
to
of rich grow did meet the
soil
that
splendid Ave
Avith same
cross an
black
us as he dared accompany far, not the boundries of his tribe. Each seemed to knoAv a word or two of
all
could
of crops this river occasional did
not
outstep of
them
English,
and introduced themselves Avith a certain of pride amount Avhich by names they evi from the Avhites. the dently got Generally, that these firstdemand semi-civilized savage make of the is "tobacco" traveller, One a cold evening, slender, young black, us road to folloAved the Avhere along Ave
camped.
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Licensed' Surveyor's Examination.—' The Board of Examiners, appointed under the "Licensed Surveyor Act, Avill hold an examination, 1886," extend June 6. ing from Celebration of Marriages. Rev., F. C. Gillett, Yilgarn, registered. Tenders Acobpted.— Collett & Dick overline: son, footbridge, -railway station, £152. R. Guildford, O. Law, repairs, &c., tramway, £242 0s. Carnarvon, 5d. F. C. Bradburn, to cut 80 cords of wood; £8. C. Hanham, to execute sundry re at Lunatic pairs Asylum, Fremantle, £7. Public Reserves.— Avon— No. 1563 for travellers (465a), and stock. For Melville— public purposes No. 1624 (8a 2r 22p), Suburban Lot 25 ; No. 1626 Suburban Lot 50 ; No. (2a), 1627 (la 2r Lot 61. 29p), Suburban Buchland Hill. No. 1630 (2a lr 33p), Suburban Lot 1 ; No. 1631 (la lr Lot 8 ; 25p), Suburban No. 1632 (8a lr 28p), Suburban Lot 35 ; No. 1633 (3a 2r 18p), Suburban Lot 104 ; No. 1634 (10a 2r 19p), Suburban Lot 115 No. 1635 (5 Or 30p), Suburban Lot 12. travellers and stock Resting place for Murchison River. No. 1802, 1803, 1804, Murchison. 1806, 1807, (640 acres each). —No. 1805 (640a). The Bankruptcy Act, 1871.— Bank In re J. Fremantle; ruptcy Doonan, of discharge to Order granted bankrupt. In re J. Liquidation Kelly, farmer, Bootnall 2nd and final dividend of 10s. on and after June 4. 3£d, payable —
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H.A.C.B.S.
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"Star
of the Sea" Branch, Fremantle, No. 136. A special Avas meeting of this Branch held last Sunday morning for the purpose
of
to members attend mass in allowing and to receive Holy Communion. nineteen All the officers and other
;
regalia,
members
were
Abnnfc
irreseiifc.
eu/kfAAn
:
members Avere excused through residence out of town. On returning from mass the members said a feAV prayers for the of the soul of the late Br. H.W. repose Hollands, the aniversary of Avliose P.P., death occurred the same day.
The
May
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18.
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GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1891. Bank Holiday. the Wednesday, a 27th bank May, 1891, is proclaimed instead of the 25tli of holiday May. Levee. Notice is that His given
and
Jjttcirtoloimtt
Jomp.
—
St.
has Cathedral, Mary's Sydney, to date. £144,000 a ton is the price now £2,300 quoted in England for whalebone. cost
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Excellenev at
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18th.
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assemblage.
to
May. May.
.
descriptive ability something the dress of the bride and her about the bride went to the attendants. Well, to receive altar of God the sacrament of wearing a dress of pale blue matrimony silk Avith cream lace and hat trimmings to match while and feathers her maids, Hester Miss Cormvall, and Miss F. wore cream and Sellenger, respectively coral dresses. Mr. T. Cornwall pink acted as best man on the occasion. It is needless to that a large num almost say at ber was the wedding break present which was held in Mr. Cornwall's fast, residence. Among the guests I noticed Father Bishop Gibney, Matdu, Sergt. Mrs. and His Beresford, Hamersley. in a neat little lordship, speech, spoke of the pleasure it gave him to have assisted that day at the. marriage of two whom he knew from their and wished infancy, them a Mr. happy future. Sellenger, Avho on Avas Avith rising cheers, greeted thanked the for his kind Avishes Bishop the His and inconvenience Lordship had to to come here for the put himself occasion. The usual toasts were given and responded to, after Avhich the happy for amidst much couple started Kojonup and the kind Avishes of a large cheering
appeal.
half-yearly meeting of rate-payers Avhich I alluded as pending was, I learn, unfavourable but poorly attended. The no doubt is disheart aspect of the season ening to the Yorkites, last a By the goods train on Saturday from built arrived strongly waggon, establish Messrs. & Thackrah's Byfield at ment for the York and Northam, As Yilgarn Carrying Company's service. the toAvn is vet-y dull. I before mentioned such and all dancing, hunting Ranking, cannot infuse into our amusements, a spirit of sociability. people A meet was held again on Saturday last in and tAvo of the company appeared their scarlet jackets. and Heavy colds are quite fashionable are accompanied by feverish symptoms, but as fever generally follows the catching this be as. a of a cold, may regarded remark natural I simply consequence. on this as it is believed that are many " afflicted Avith colonial fever." and this is the 18th of No rain yet,
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From our oavii Correspondent. of Fr. absence both In the Gibney celebrated Masses Avere by Fr. Kelly on He notified the Sunday. congregation Fr. him to that Gibney had instructed to say Mass inform them that he intended
:
far dogs
bade
Mr.
YORK.
:
calls
drove
_
scattering
"
supper, which
;
runs
The
and
our
request
past and
Therefore
mastiffs
flew Sudden the master And from his hasty With
the
after
men;
drew,
furious
I
Thou Which
away. With
of
a
long
himself
to the future.
grazing the purposes. Having passed as night as we made well we an could, early start, and entered a of a poorly grassed region and granitic studded here and hilly nature, there with box and gum and with trees, ail kinds of scrub. Even the water at the is its Soldier's as Spring nauseous, camp taste testifies to the|mineral of the character soil. For two or" three wo were days and its crossing the Margaret river many As I said before about the branches. rivers of Kimberley, the Margaret and its tributaries were as as the dry roads, beds and the ex though the depth of their cavations have made for themselves, they banks bear witness in the to the force with which their waters in the sweep along Here the a wears rainy season. country and broken and there very rough aspect fore to be seems very poorly grassed. the However, on runs of Mr. reaching we found ourselves in a land McDonald, with covered Now magnificent herbage. after camping out for some we nights, to go to the station. resolved It was dark when we homestead. camepn sight of the As we drew near the dwelling, the dogs rushed out upon us and loudly bayed, but their master drove soon them hospitable "
that
meat in
native,
thought
that
like
Clayis
vicinity excelled for
share
a
thousands
of
the
at
this
ashes,
inst.
—
on a
.
grassed,
the
over
sloAvly the
tobacco—
strange
grows time.
their
the
salt boiled
Not All Avas as still as death. the notes sound was to be heard save of the melancholy which the bells indicated It was Avhereabouts of the horses. bitterly and I did not at all. cold, sleep Many a head passed my
so roads, for their
feed
being Now,
in
the
whilst and also
stars.
fire.
on
who
Avas
after
the
to it
requested Taylor The moment that he got it, granted. kindly he began to mince the with his piece up rolled it the nails, between palms of his it into his and hands, finally put pipe seemed to enjoy the treat immensely. He fell The was soon asleep. night with radiant dark, and the heavens were
Kimberley road
cooked
being
some
with covered In fact, in some places in exceeds grass eight or nine
tall
he attended
Avith the
a
Correspondent.) the monotony of the of the Williams Avas broken quiet village of an large by the presence unusually number of people who flocked into the to witness the of Mr. township marriage or and miss W. U. E. Sellenger, t'ertn, the Cornwall, daughter of an old and resident of this district. much-respected As there is no church atthe Williams defect which we trust to a remedied see soon the school-room Avas secured for the occasion. And I must did not observe that, though the exterior bear rosemblance to a Catholic much the interior, with its pretty altar Church, of ferns "and decorations and flowers, gave indications that a solemn religious rite was within its walls. A about to take place ten little before o'clock Bishop Gibney, Matdu, of Albany accompanied by Father entered the temporary church and made for the cele the necessary preparations of the mass. The marriage bration nuptial His having been performed, ceremony for the Lordship said the mass prescribed occasion. the holy sacrifice, the During the Blessed pair received newly-married before His Eucharist and, concluding, a sermon not that will Lordship preached be easily forgotten by those who heard it. of his remarks, the Bishop In the course of mixed dAvelt on the evils marriages wedlock and the blessed results of when both were Catholics parties furthermore he said that no matter what teach to the contrary, any body might that the union Avhich binds two together in was no mere to bo ceremony marriage dissolved at but a union that time, any and could never was ratified in heaven, be dissolved till the death of one or other of the The address Avas a parties. one and made a deep impression lengthy 1 on the audience. Being a bushman cannot fear that I do anything like a ,of the giving good description xvorn dresses by the ladies who were on the occasion. But I think present muster that I can sufficient' up 6th
the
tjia
Government
ft-nvarrmr
House,
will "on
Tmlrl
n.
Iavaa
Wednesday,
at 1245 27th inst., p.m. Appointments. Robert Law Muir, rence S. Eliott, Richard A. Sholl, Samuel R. Hamersley, to act as Justices of the Peace for this Richard Gibbons colony. act as Resident East Magistrate of to Chairman of Court of General Kimberley of Sessions, the Local Court, Magistrate and Sub-Collector of Customs and internal Revenue To at take effect Wyndliam, from date of assuming duties. Benjamin Magistrate Tydd Houston to bo Resident of West Kimberley, Chairman of Court of
lhe
wealth ot victoria ex private that of New South Wales by £80 per head. A meeting of the' principal members of the Bonaparteat is to be held family San Remo.
ceeds
—
are
through
the The
as
country,
Then
it Avas looked
getting
no
left
we
flour
of
Taylor
bushman kneaded and water into
a
(From
On
.
fields
time
some
of
bake
horses, them and let Avater some
,
was
The
billy.
tomb.'" It
their necks, "fetched" native After supper,
to the
.
And
clouds
bloom, playful scorn,
hobbled
General Sesssions, of Magistrate the Local Court and Sub-Collector of Customs Internal and and Revenue, Resident at Medical officer Derby, West Kimberley To take effect from the 20th instant. William to be Government Dyer Cowan Resident North-West District, Chairman of Court of General Sessions, Magistrate of the Local Court and Sub-Collector of Customs and Internal Revenue. To take from of date effect leaving Wyndham. Thomas Henry Lovegrove to be Police of the BlackAvood Magistrate District, of the Local Sub Col Magistrate Court, of Internal Revenue at lector Bridgetown Medical and Resident Officer at Bunbury. To take effect from the 20th instant. Charles Lovegrove to be Resident Magis trate of the Murray District, Magistrate of Local the Court, Sub-Collector, of Internal Revenue, and Resident Medical Officer at Pinjarrah, To take effect from the 20th instant. The Hon J; G. H. Amherst, M.L.C., and W. S. Pearse. to be members of the M.L.A., Board of F. S. Brockman Immigration. to be a Staff Surveyor in the Survey Department vice H. S. ment, King, resigned, T. Mason, to be Collector Clayton of Customs for the Colony. J. M. Clifton, Chief to Tidewaiter, be As Fremantle, sistant Waiter, vice Landing Lorimer, dismissed. John Conway 2nd Tidewaiter to be Chief vice Clifton. Tidewaiter, The be to following honorary of inspectors under The Scab Act sheep 1891," for and "The Im imported stock under Stock Act Daniel ported Matheson, for the for the Gascoyne ; William Nairn, Gaseoyne and Upper Murchison ; Archi bald E. Burt, for the Ashburton. The Grape Pest. By an Order in dated 12th instant, Council, it is declared that it at shall, time during any the six next calendar months after this date be lawful for any person to land or introduce into the colony vine any grape cuttings the produce being of the Province of :South Australia, any previous order to the contrary notwithstanding. Provided that before any grape vine cuttings aire the landed in a certificate colony, from some duly qualified person, or a statutory declaration by the proprietors, declaring that the vineyards from which the cut Avere are and always tings procured have been free from disease, must be produced to the Collector or Sub-Collector of Customs at the port of importation. The Scab Act.— The following is de fined as the northern of the boundary Central District under The Scab Act, 1891" Bounded on the north by a line from Elizabeth running westward Spring to the telegraph' line, then along it south ward to the Murchison then down River, said river on its southern bank to the sea
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WILLIAMS
He
good
a
needed
Avas
Taylor
on
dough made damper form.
dewy morn
with
bells
civilized. fire as
large
a
ashes
in the billy. the experience
the
and
incense,
the
loose.
—
"With
for
of hot quantity a Mr. damper. tied
extent
some
fuel
—
was
to
Avas
,
morn
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godfather who is
to Mr. named
of the State," " forbids re schools;"
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the
reserves
forest
Dufferin health, Lord is compelled to retire from his diplomatic service. He has put in enough service to entitle him to a pension. and Mrs. Major- General Whinyates
Owing
to
failing
the into
have,
says been received
down
put
f
her
Mr.
Gladstone Churchman of the ,
as
age
the late
114
years, a love
produced 1790.
and
current
capital quarters
issued of China with
a a
Head
The
be located
in
Hongkong. At
,
bourne
it
of pastoralists in Mel resolved to immediately
was
establish
a
com carrying with of a capital
co-operative
for Queensland, £100,000. famous American Gen Of the three Sheridan was. always a Catholic. erals, died a Catholic. One of Sherman
pany
and
is sons a priest, Grant's of General Sherman.
The
so
is
a
son
Order
in of
will
Vic., old
name
Council having sanction by the Executive
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an
in
Bendigo," been passed ing the change. of which A Committee; of experts, is a Frederick member, Leighton for designs engaged in examining to replace coins which are intended
Sir are new
the
issue.
Jubilee
Some
details
stated, between
have, it is reconciliation and his William
Fund, a
Emperor
the
ex-Chancellor ..We are glad
recently
published
to the Guelph rendered
relative
than
less
ever
probable. to see, says the Catholic most of the that the popular Times, offers a kindly London daily newspapers of Benedictine welcome to the colony at the about to settle monks who are foot
Malvern
of the
Hills.
the Crane, of Sandhurst,
Dr.
!
Bishop
Roman h<»s oils
in
portrait
original
that
learning
sit
it
Catholic
presented of Pope
an
Leo
for
was
a
public
gallery. Mr.
,
the late resident iu Johnstone, to has written a letter the Manipur, he warns in which the Govern press, ment an despatching unduly against and strongly expedition, punitive large of the annexation that deprecates country. A
Paris
journal
condemed attemDted suicide, man
first
knife; medical
"
editor,
that a Lyons had
stated
recently to death
the
by
then
at
and by poison, adds the "but,"
assistance be is
being
from
dispatch
Siberia, known there.
"
as
undergo
West
Tobolsk, the
that black
says
terrible
scourge
death" from
is
mouth of the thousands of people are dying owing to the lack of physicians. has statue of Lord Dufferin The be arrived in Calcutta, and will shortly kand
and
suffering,
for spot prepared up in the circular of t' e Red-road. The it at the head of the excellence reflects artistic figure on the famous Sir credit sculptor, great
put
Boebm. the well-known
It
Edgar of the
a
way that the great
portrayal of and features
been
reminded
war
German
upon exceedingly spring there having been a of births the average
Consequently are
manifesting
fulness
that
service allowed,
shall
emigrate to carry
a
curious
since years have elapsed with The number France. recruits who been have to enter this the ranks
is
72.
in
twenty
called
ties
faithful
form
original.
We have
of
is
and
escape
young
it find out their
owing
small, great
to
off in
falling
the year 1871authori the military watch exceptional in
yonng
no
:
and
men
No men
exceedingly intentions.
eligible excuses
who
for are
wish difficult
National Library of Australia
in recently Masbonaland
Protestant
a
most
kind,
rigid
our
triumphal material ing ha6
car,
the
art,
The
of
to
world
has
had
million
a
the
On
dollars.
19th
which
had been hurt Perrin entered waiting,
was
m
the his
telling
„
and
to
(already surveyed) construction of iron to poles
the the
the
making
of the
kinds
all
to
north and the new
along the north-east,
British South Mashonaland Sir
Africa
ments
of British
IN
cross
must much
speak
contained a
cheque
a
Yieux
note
promissory both in
from
the kidnappers enclosed that the was unless money saying would not raised Mr. Perrin be released. There is no clue beyond the absolutely Perrin's which of Mr. is letter captors, note
in
a
that
was
hand.
disguised the captors
It
is
supposed
Italians.
are
merely
by
Prussia
had
which few
has
it
that
attained
time
of
growth
At
present day. numbered inhaoitants
its
more
December
thousands
1867 the extent
the
at
thousands
Last
in
it
A mat.
than wanted
24
a
millions.
a few only That is,
be
TIia
via
nhsnlnt.n
1
m
nf
nnrJannn
in
vitality
But
great.
the
its
Prussian
relative
is
people
It is a much greater. plainly and of time of time, growing question shorter increase every year in an ratio, when even without reckoning Prussia, will be able to her confederated allies,
very
equal
each
her
neighbours
on
were
services
attended
for not
Dr.
Wind-
by
only
the
and co-religionists of the colleagues but also by representatives deceased, of the Emperor and the Empress and The of the other German Princes. Ministers, as were almost and German
Emperor's there, of the
too, all the
Prussian
were
all
members Parlia
of Berlin and the elite society. of the remains Dr. Berlin were Windthrost to Han transported over beneath the to be interred high altar of the church of St. Mary which he himself From had built. what we funeral rites were learn the last immense crowd of attended by an whom were not only of persons, among the Parliamentary all of the colleagues a deceased but many others, including ments From
of Catholics large number from countries. Lastly, the public Press, including
from foreign the of tone
of journals we how shade of opinion, learn every sincere and how profound is the respect for the mem entertained
everywhere ory of Dr. Wiodtbgrst.
closed
but
The
poor her,
she
had
been rescued and placed on
her
from
No doubt
me
upon leave
arm
chair, enough to leave The voices had and
care
true
in
had
a
"
The
cinrl
hoi
olrl
PrnonrPc?
Miuu
UUk
VAVl
JbLAWUW
to
stop
her.
wounded
just
nnnna/l
1.
stopping anxiety.
far
as
back
I
as
«
few
Garcia, " You
said
child," see
her
so
pointed a
JU
will
mtra
a
nr\
law
your
discovery
gift,
stranger." nm
1TXA.J.
the
at
M.
agitated. affection
deprived of all your grandmother ap me your she knew guardian be pleasing charge it would
UIJT
may
deprive
to
ascertain it
UCbUiUj
of
me
real
your
—
At
!
wish
scandal
any am
I fear when I have with whom I wish
my
minds
and hatred
to
jealousy
to spring mamma had
re
least,
to avoid
And do price. to any yielding beg of you to divide what
any price yes, think that I
let
unknown love,
towards
up six
cousins,
and
in must
whose not
be
Grand Let
me.
grandchildren. have equal shares of her fortune." M. Garcia smiled at her vehemence. are of and again "You not age, law the has placed my us
authority
as
life."
These
T
that
not
I am here, not for me. only to look after but to defend your your fortune, interests and make every arrangement that wish to to help you live a you
happy
relation, such, or from
as
J.UVU
a
he recog
if
a
" God grant I member that
can
house my to
not When
are
here. what
this
calm, alarmed
you Tlion
such
accept
position."
I must remember. speak to you and you what is troubling me, and then leave
friends rich or
am
my fortune to his profit." " Once again I tell you, these words of anger. escaped in a moment M. Behl took heard of every step when he first
tell
I must "Be
I
not
found
right last
could
from
nizes
hap-
—
before
me
My
affection.
a
Behl
either
now. a
I
which
suppose
M.
mif
or Melanie ?" Eveline " It is all right No, thank -you. I think I lost consciousness for minutes a thing that has never
do
to respect your wishes. And you are under and for my guardianship, the law does not allow you to tunately in that manner." yourself despoil " I shall soon be of age." "Child! You do not that
painful thoughts. !" he exclaimed pale you are her with before and surprise "Are Shall I call you ill?
How
have
XX
VbUL
Ah!
stranger. which I
whether
grandmother's
door
vofnw U
:
would appear as if you Mr. Behl's and neu silence and You have rights you are to maintain them. Then, again,
bound you
next
the
answer, agitation in looking
But
trality.
it.
in
and
once
renunciation,
herself How from
and
is
my
do not know' what you you answered M. Garcia saying," "First of a smiling. all, by such
'
ceased
mere
a
little
very "
whyvShe
silence
away
are
desire to move nor had she strength
the
taking
this money and without
love
care
solitude around her sud Mary remembered the cause of her swoon. denly She had not time, to turn however, in her own mind over the words that room,
M. Behl
that
me
of
as
him about
buying
her
assure
nothing
?"
to render account eyes tried of what had happened, and had weak felt and fainted. no
a
effort.
have
you
Garcia did not at and Mary exclaimed with "You he persists, see,
poor."
to
but
;
thinking
the deck grave St. Joseph, Mary fainted. did not last The swoon long for Mr. when Garcia had not yet returned she to herself came and opening her again,
had
an
M.
of the
she
she with has been
!
fear." "Do you
name
the thought that perhaps she would have to fight for her name her against felt own a cold sweat cover family, her forehead and seemed life to slip from her. For the first time away since
asked Your birth
not
at
to
footing.
The funeral thorst
of
instantly been dealt.
to
a wild look around casting herself in an enveloped half maddened atmosphere of enmity,
is
importance
XXXII.
feeling
VJUUUVIJ
this
was
had
and were
terrible."
girl
ever,
30 millions. which had passed in the 23 years since an increase Prussia had obtained 1867, of her inhabitants amounting to almost of what were when 25 per cent, they she successful war waged a against to
blow
watery
the
1ms good reason to population, the late census. It be satisfied of population shows a at development the annual rate of 1.13, which is higher than in almost any other part of Europe. Prussia with
the
and
child,
the absurd overheard
you
?
not. with
face
"
The door
Mr. There was also a letter writing. asking raise to his to 30,000dols. nephew obtain his release from his captors. A
amount,
my
subject
that
she cried," Oh covering her " rather her hands, I would all I possess and all give up to him I am entitled to than be subjected to a' this lawsuit of kind. It would be. will
DIARY.
CHAPTER
I5,000dols. for the same Perrin's hand
that
believe words
" estab legally and the proofs are lished, indisputable as far as I can judge." " Are sure that you Mr. Behl does doubt not these and that he proofs,
Continued.
for
she answered are," another night spent roof would have been a But first we to bear. of what has caused me so
prompted by strong disappointment, of madness." and in a moment Mary shuddered. can "But they deny that I am
to
one
This and
quickly.
Dismiss
to try cruel
AND
MARY'S
last
pain."
"
SUNSHINE.
he was At neice where going. the o'olock on Friday morning same man called at the young again and an honse, envelope presented addressed Mr. Perrin's to nephew.
a
barrier
to
foolish
your
generosi
ties."
affectionate
on and M. herself, taking into Garcia's hand she burst tears. He let her weep time for for some he knew it was what a relief to the a boon not young granted to those gitl, when her sobs in riper Then years.
to a little, and she tried subsided smile in for his affectionate return he said in an encouraging sympathy, tone.
Noirvaulx without leaving and not Behl, knowing if ever that again enter under her father was born and
to
relax
the
words restraint
"
well I can wait. Let's of Plesvien." Three hours later Mary having revisited every spot of the old castle whereshe had first the experienced ties powerful of and had family, suffered such and irreparable losses, felt the cruellest isolation was now,
Mary
.
be ready to goto train ?" asked he
good you "Yes,
hard
nephew
and
rose
How
all
audacity.
GLOOM
and
up, the
gratefully. under this
acci
coupe
by
"
of British terms of the con speaks in the highest duct of the expedition, and says The result was a which deserved triumph to take rank amongst the great achieve
a
night
the the
Compauy
ministrator
packing
Mary
Ad Shippard, Bechuanaland,
Sidney
your
v
smiling.
great
which
life
home
a
take
to
own
woman-. When shall we accomplished ?" start for Brittany and a ray of happiness She started, her face. spread over will be kind "What! you enough to Plesvien ?" take me to ? And soon a woman over "Are to hury you
of untold wealth iu prospect of' Mashonaland has goldfields already infused into to the country. Referring of the pioneer the march force of the
to
ult.
an
line
the with
to
testify
called at Mr. stranger, asked him house aud hurriedly friend the bedside of an intimate
go to who, he said, Mr. dent.
the
merchandise route
a
man,
young Perrin's
made
Vryburg
;
is
Detroit
Frenchman been
had
consequently
you to, I should to leave with the right dispute' you at Plesvien ? friends At any rate, your I iall do myself the pleasure of taking made an td those who have you you
"
M.
and
married, of my
of the Tati, digging of roads, the building and fortifying of camps at commanding and the vastly increased traffic points, with with and laden stores wagons
cor (Dalziel's in a state of excite respondent says) the daring cf Mr. ment over kidnapping worth a mill-owner half Joseph Perrin,
city
to
telegraph .Makioutsi the wells,
art
the
to
railway tion of
con
the Order Marshal
of
up and developing since Her Majesty granted Africa South the British The of the completion and the continua
Company.
has
forces been the
Ribbon
opening
Mafeking,
of the world learning of the world ; its genius, the genius of the world its ; greatness, have been grandeur and majesty glory, all that almost, though not absolutely, its
charter
a
yet
compel Holy
harnessed driven, as the horses of a the chief intellectual and of the world its learn ;
chariot
confront
raging
Samar Obi is
Russia
Asiatic the to
out
now
administered, promptly of danger; and will to-morrow the sentence of the law.1' A
pay
is
investigations, tribute to the first three
this
Judging
Hie Gallery. for the portrait
Art
to the Bendigo XIII. to Holiness consented on
to
to
of Sandhurst, known by its
city
be
future
intellectual
in these respects boast of."
meeting
a
roundly
or
at
has been
for Bank of £1,000,000. of the Bank, will
and
;
has
announced,
is
Carnot. other MacMahon is the only this decoration. possessing Enormous have strides
population
civilisation, to its
letter
is to Mr. H. M. Stanley of the Congo Governor
National
of St.
in
Brussels that be appointed
are
returns
it Czar, the Grand Andrew on
ferred
States, "strenuous"
years
in
reports
The
Catholic
" Since hundred of persecution, the Roman Catholic has marched for fifteen hun Church dred at the head of human years
census
corroboration, to her written Persistent
Free State. The prospectus
his him
Church
at
of the Hoffmann's the Uuited
8,580,000.
Register Weekly the Church by the
Cardinal Archbishop. An Austrian woman
for
that he has made effortB to obtain accurate down he puts the Catholic of the States at 8,579,966,
South
of
editor
Directory declares
'
100,000 in
The
of grasshop have been
trees
"
C
visitation
the
.
to
.
Owing over pers, destroyed Australia.
caused she
had
Yery
!
think
imposed
—
—
were
j
M. seeing she would roof where where
her
j
"
Do you know,
little
one,
were
I
grandmother
had breathed
her
last.
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this
".
Raoul's
and,
sincere.;
'
was
sympathy after
pouring
warm
the
out
.
family.
felt at the he himself de Yieux, lie expressed for his cousin's he felt these and added isolation
loss and words.:
"If "my duty did not keep where' you know, dear Mary, draw
would
me.
,
in a privations from that suffer
from
.There sailors
weeping
what
me
from in you, moment
telling solemn in this
alone you are formed dreams I have
when,
I
How
prevents sorrow,
your and
you sad and
at this
fine,,.
hard
some
not
and I
do,
and which
rise of an organisa powerful more than tion represents any other or hitherto league existing party and national life of the religious, social, 10th Ireland. The convention on the the Irish of iti Dublin was truly people
four
to
the the ho
to
be witii
by
provinces in
representation Patrick down I wished land.
of St.
successor
the
of
blest
that
I
might
to-uight you in public now what until of stating. opportunity moment that I heard of the
world, since the in the me
the able
I have From
deplor of have deprived you I felt that there was former leader, your course the to no except open you decision which have rightly but you that
events
reluctantly
before day yon appeared at Plesvien. little parlour " knew clear cousin, my aunt Mary, she in of these dreams, and althongh the she desired duced ifie "to.. wait, wish to But I only accomplishment.
had
they was
My
mine.
not
was
.
cepted Ireland
a3
for
of
me
spoken
I
own.
of detain
not
must
;
end
me
?,
you It
yourself.
is
the only
Can
love you I address
question I weep to .your sincere heart. when I think dear' Mary, .
like
a
that
child,
between us have lost her who was dear a medium. " If answer, word. One more your will in the affirmative, my happiness
we so
is
so
!
and
that
heart
if
you
given
was
has to
seen
will
soon
May
he
will
realize
soon
away little
so
that
"
herself,
me.
forget find
a
with
mingled
carried
winter
scenery, Plesvien.
letter
and
soon
very cold, sensation
faithful
escape
letter
at
She placed companion's
him.
At
" "
Justin
"
and taking
fall,
child
he
?
joy. "
I
his
cried,
engaged,"
am
but
soft
The
firm
eyes
beaming
she
answered
tone,
Hugh
Now, him.
It
very
left
To be
a
the
him
9in.
to
4ft
are
6ft. 7in.
Their
legs are expres
predominant fear. The
in
A
her family! out marries
woman
never
The
language
is
to
the
and the
to
held celebration
bouquet in
World's a
is to
interest
Irish
M'fangs.
M'Carthy at Cannon-street St.
at
a
Hotel,
Patrick's
Day.
a
had
guests another
to
be
read "
:
accommodated
in
room.
The following Cardinal Eminence
letter
from
Manning
his was
Wealth-
subject us
which Those
all.
full
of who have in order
is
to of knowing desirous how it feels at all. have Having any jnst picked on this all-absorbing up a few figures before them therefore, matter, I, place our
that
House,
Westmiuster.
Dear Mr. M'Carthy,— -When you me to Day invited keep St. Patrick's the invita with accepted you I gladly that I only to the condition tion, subject This, could risk the weather at night. "
National Library of Australia
readers; the day
precious distributed
metal than
at is
the close
will it
same
time
put
it
fact—not
the
not
form a beyond cargo of such a vessel capacity, carrying to the of Paris." Previous as City of America in the discovery 1492 the iu the Old whole stock of gold World have been more than a few could not "
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tons.
1492
thus
has
the
even
The
about
been
10,500
the whole quan of the eorth dur
does not represent of gold taken out 400 years. the last
total
11,000
Tons States
2400
of America
3200
United Rest
Australasia
Present
2200
1900
12
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The
odd
the
and tear wreck and
loss
including other causes.
;
by
ship
fire,
Columbus's
after years America South the greedy. In
for
the
rush
had The
its
the
was
1848
came
market
Now
quantities. the silver.
for
worth
at
in
this
small
a
of
this
hand when the be much more fairly is Im at present.
coin,
plate,
trinkets,
to be worth estimated As there are 000.
inclined
am
the about
Hill
Silver
will
briDg flint,
Rf\
a
if,
£6,500
paltry harrllv
ifi
the
—
everything
reference.—"
The
all
Tunic
surface
from
the
recorded
of
triumph
j
Sydney
Not
lives.
paper had Coat —
course
From
London
the
safety in reinstated
Perth
the
to to
fussy
Germany.
is
of a
of
now
"The
is
at
hand."
has jour and men
and from Manchester, Marazion, have marvelled of Catholics being
a
away
month
its
the is but paragraph and St, Joseph's Coat," assured of that it is not the coat
the priutar headed
we
many
are
colours,
;
"
but
In Cathedral
the
in
1512
1810
it
was
it
"
with the In 1844 there attended by than a million —
great
the but
amid the say', universal of the time, rejoicing one or two discordant notes were struck ; so high did and, ran, that a cer feeling tain number of Catholics, two including who could not clerics, be distinguish tween the authenticity of the Catholic Church and the authenticity of the relic the first because rejected not they could all
the
accept Catholic at
second.
The
Church"
the-
but
moment
"
the
was
it
now
German result
noisy is
no
more
than a memory. If the great treasures of Treves is indeed to be again exposed and we are liberal to the paragrapbist to treat even this as a serious contin we
—
of only
celebrations, sensions or
.iFarm,
a recur may safely predict the graces and joys of past without of their dis any catastrophes.
Station,
the coat
"
worn
atttt
ffiotne.
hot
by
the to flannels
water
of sponges water. If
or
relief
ones,
keep
quickly applications
hot
and the
if
by out
not
is
the
exchange
throat wrung
some
relief
cold
is
constantly
If
ice neceesary, employ This measure must be to be of employed thoroughly any value whatever; Used early in the disease, it will the formation of the prevent If it is not false membrane. employed
compresses.
enough
early must
of prejudice in the pilgrimage the paragraph has this week in A town. sub-editor, reappeared who did not the snipping recoguise old acquaintance, as an has passed it on to
Iu
Augsburg.
of Napoleon." exposition, Bishops and more Sad to Faithful.
a
a
we
provinces,
credulity After
1196.
ia
permission
ness
we
flight.
paragraph
the
neyed through
was pre the Epis who held the see The translation of choir to the High
during
and several publicly exposed, times subsequently sixteenth during the same century. the wars of the two During centuries it was for succeeding placed
a
and of the
Prussia,"
Church
the
relic
the
was
applied.
—
country,
give quite If any one sovthan one
Agririus, 334.
obtained,
are
®n
£1,310,000,like 1,something the
that
to
the relic Altar is
secured, for cold
read, over a excited greatly proposed ex of Joseph's hibition coat of many colours in Treves. a The local publish clergy statement to the effect that God only allows such an exhibition when a special "
at
in
to
%
door
of copate from 314
of hot
of Treves.
of Rhenish
in the Cathedral seated at the
ivory
a
Apply
anv
"
Flaneur,"
trivialities
Catholics
in
bull —
an
Treves the Empress
records
means
ton
a
wfti't.h
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further Freeman.
an
Croup.
think
VM,;>
which sacred
so
It
cal that these alteration before require is older. many years
will
culations Broken nnlv
to
Manchester
about
on persons this will not globe, for each persou. sovereign hold more of our figurists
500,000,000
gold
is
by the Empress
rence
stack would 60 long,
room.
must
a aw&itiug procession relic in a precious chest, is the face of Christ. depicted is attributed to by experts the end of the fourth, or the beginning of the fifth Other ancient century. refer to the documents and a gift; chronicle of the first half of the twelfth
gency
in
a
the
ia
Saviour. be the
—
it
some
is
ton, couldn't
£6,500 You
£1,300,000,000,
bay
can
There tons
200,000
like
thing world,
about
is
gold you
But
ton.
a
smaller
in
of
price
£125,000
it
Our
of
eleven
hundred
What tradition
-that
relic
of
Helena 4s Empress carried it to having the Land ; Holy
with from
representing Cathedral that bears over which This ivory
was
has beea taken out of the 1848 iu four than the The centuries El Dorado preceding. For two or of the ancients was Spain.
be.
'
their
.The
there
sented
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in
testimony
this
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take the
tunic
what
not,
the
to
treasury
century
Tons 56
is
of
association.
tons,
—
or
of lest
last,
to
pretends
is
beginnings attributes
yield
:
at
of it is certain— seamless of garment indeed Dim by now
and
Mary," use we
asserts
the
gold),
really it
Treves
the
ing since
I'reves
weigh
(the would
from
hoping
at
we are told that all the primis, at the present moment the world,
ion,
—
Archbifeliop's
to
Virgin Been
confused what the
to
as
credited
feet and twenty high about 10,500 tons. the reader's better witbiii
square,
name made his Christiau upon and his vesture of many political colours. But a glance at the paragraph
of it like to amass more plenty to ascertain how much they could really ud with those who have none are nut
Party. presided
of
Or, grasp whole
put
in attendance, There very large Irish of the members cluding many and some of the Parliamentary Party, was
would
skits
The
the
by
the view;
of the paragraph should be
ever
"
A paragraph lias maoy weeks mauy ago a Loudon " The heading, Joseph's exhibition." Of strange thought of Mr. Chamberlain,
tribe.
:
Justin
Mr.
feet
and
I
Bagaya her
peculiar only
not
incomprehensible, but also stranger,
of
elect very impressions
''
musenlar,
bones.
notice
to
a 200 feet building require feet The world's wide, and 60 feet high. " annual of silver is about 2,500 crop con the United States tons, supplying more and Mexico than half, siderably but the greater part of the remainder;
high, The
of yellow prominent superciliary bushy, eyebrows, and
their
thirty
all
one of is family the and patriarchal among Bagayas, consists of blood relations. entirely he When a young Bagaya marries lives with his wife's till he has a family then he son who has killed an elephant, return with his wife to his original can his home. The son to stays replace
Gold
and
and
with
and
manioc The
exchange.
5ft.
Bagayas
stout
skin,
Continued.
Manning Parliamentary
in
about
are
are
and receive
of
8hilling-&hocker" in caverns are secret " packed to the roof with the variably As a matterof metal." fact, glittering if melted down in all the gold we have, be contained in a room to a mass, could
the
the
inhabitafcing of Ogowe, who
willing
quite
for California. Then Australia the Transvaal. Now it'6 day. of the miner has invaded the land Boer and is fast making his phlegmatic him. condes life a burden to Before baser metal, cending to speak of the like to we should out that silver, point
explorer, account of the
race
M'fangs
bananas
mother
I might be free. that I love doubt ?" my friend
Cardinal
the
for
crooked, sion is
that
me
not will is not so,
pigmy
continuous, cheek projecting
clear
to related of her girlhood.
a
am
of their responsibility Borne wild ideas very of the bulk touching
especially whose
;
novelists,
magnet
French
a
gold
discovery
Archbishop. M.P."
interesting
entertained
three
Pigmies.
ridge,
in
she
Bagayas,
brown
my with
her
lifting
his. deep eyes Then, blushingly, the simple romance
he
your great
Esq.,
Crampel, an
given
whereas
knees.
not,
Paul
M. has
latter
Raoul's
to
"
Cardinal-
M'Carthy,
matter.
the
are
I
of on
reappearance,
importunate
More gold earth since
in
Edward,
Henry
M'fangs
the last he let both the young
his own. hands within will You will accept, you
girl's
him
voui'S.
ivory and
open should are you "You my guardian, read it," she murmured. Raoul's While reading over quickly exclam confused letter M. Gracia let ations
lose
never
forests north ap great to the of Wambuttis pear to be related Stanley's expedition. They live among the M 'fangs, to whom are iu a they The hunt measure subject. Bagayas
feeling the rapidly, through Noirvaulx from away her
on
!
Just
dreams."
relief
herself
ago. she he
fortunately Poor Raoul who wife loving
his
all
long of me,"
her then M. Garcia rejoined he gave the signal to depart. but The weather was fine, a and Mary felt regretful
towards.
should
'
going
He
'
he
the people that had been given the of the earth.' ends May of a festival be happy and full me future.— Believe always
.
"
old
the have
to
a reject change, at least always rely on suitor, you can who will of a relative the devotion friend." sincer'est ever remain your with full of tears, Mary's eyes filled she the how at thought cruelly pity cousin. But to afflict her was
said
after
itself,
upon
passing lines unand which only the noble life unfolded its throughout foot it has sprung, world. From this has multi aud fourteen hundred years the I believe itself. plied promise of Patrick
excuse be uo as the injustice relieve all persons
share. and there
of course, for a continuance
wrong,
can
in
else's
husband the which is to be
unlaw
is
she)
someone
Russia
.
never
.her
Ireland
see
reorganising obscuration,
a
St.
at this that I ask myself, great, to ever done if I have anything hour, If in the a reward. deserve such negative— ah, my heart will be cruelly affection can But wounded my
be
and
rising
I cannot
T
.
vyin
for
but
very
Bishops
.
my
words, by many that without saying you
is
tity
words of need of any flock and my friends well and I have ac I thought, of the
This
tons
wise for with author a
he (or
therefore,
detaining
fully
hundred
Ireland
no
what the declaration
know
-
It
adopted.
speak before the Bishops had spoken, and when, after to
bearance, there ity,
ereign,
sincere
my
express had no
here, heart
my
life.
"which
comforting .with,
are
me
must
in regret only you two There are motives pro writing. The one is you. moting me to be with sympathy with Ireland, my old and tried is to see the and the other my joy
.
lpss of Mfiie. that tlie grief
I
say,
send
the from
which
sorrow
to
sorry
am
can
sudden
moment
some orders, giving tore and the, young girl hastily open to the anxious read some envelope, bier own of words sympathy from
at
l
1
"
Just as she was coming, down to get the into the ..carriage, postman crossed into her the yard and put a letter on. which she recog hand, the writing de nised that of het Raoul as cousin,1 a. ni ar « Mi Garcia was detained just lyTi
to
or
with
sufficient
accomplish
be
thorough measures
this, to
employed
secure
an early of the false membrane separation from mucous the membrane of the larynx. For this hdt and cold appli purpose cations should be applied to the throat, and the should be made to patient inhale the vapor of hot water, as hot as it can be borne and as large a portion
at
a
time
as
be inhaled
a
cone
may
mouth.
patient's
method
of
purpose
is
and
a
have
vapor
tea-kettle be arranged the A
or
such
in
the
to
excellent for this
very
steam generating slake in lime the patient inhale
the
tea-pot.
steam
to
may for
apparatus
an
conduct
to
as
way
from
or
purpose, A paper
The
possible.
through
a
tea-pot,
the have
vapor We used occasions with this of warm The vapor complete success. is also sometimes useful. vinegar serviceable remedies Among the most for of tbe false causing separation membrane limemay be mentioned solution and a strong of water, vinegar,
through
the method
nozzle. on several
chlorate atomizer.
of potash taken by The chlorate should be hot. and
solution should
inhale
it
a
long
means
time.—
of the
of
an
potash natient
'Health.
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Why
like
colts
are
Because
rich
they
men's
work
won't
until
?
"No,
broke.
You
can't
Don't
you he is fear that
The of
you
;
find
will
a
breaking burglar out. baby breaking Married people, it is
than,
It
ones.
single
always
has
in
a
say. ing cheat.' 44 Did
live
said,
longer any longer,
how, to unhappy couples. " the fishman Hard to Tell. Did "I have Bridget?" frog's legs,
that
—
couldn't on."
mum
see,
artist
storm a bad
snow
caught with his coat
lecently naturally
so
pants
cold
be
near
it
by sitting
41
So
wife
Words.—1 your Parting " " What She has." you ?" her last words on you ?" leaving
Is
hat
mv
straight
on
Yes
Did ?"
him 44
William
liAnn
to live beginning Miss Charity
come
Henry
distress."
extravagantly." husband you of to the use alcoholic addicted of Alms stimulants ?" Recipient " is he ; his only failin' No, ma'am, not
skinned
"
4
The :
"
My
"I
I didn't soon
name
4
was
keep on, Johnnie, as much as your know Johnnie— 'I'd I had the book before
Little if
now
Crusty
:
will
read
teacher.'
much
as me
with her went to Church time and for the first put grandma, the contribution in plate. sixpence over she whispered very Leaning That's all audibly right, grandma I paid for two.' Mother If (suspiciously) you how did haven't been in swimming, Dick— wet ? Little get so your hair ' That's runnin away from perspiration— bad boys wot wanted me to disobey you
Old
Brown
I'm
'Cause last
liar
Moritz
the
was
crowded
lently,
with
his jumpin,' the it does
like time than it takes between the sheets.
One day was
master pass
4
done to
his
if
ain't
it
to
seed 4
on
pa,
to
going
wants
Nobody
it
kangaroo
?'
than
a
tell
a
sum
and
strict,
do.
to
legs up that
the
His not
Co.,
Lincoln,
pt) J.
Ask
to
It's
paper a
man
how
describes
to
relating
the manner
and
4
I
that
knock
over
National Library of Australia
a
which
in
adversary once upon iye had had warm Bee,
.
a
time.
words
I
off
it
Wasn't
floor
with pork
no
and was
for
out
to
brung
stop
tall
mau
to
tire
in
depot told
he what.
came
that
purnpkiu-seed his heels break as he dumpy man
and
old
his
seat.
another
I'll
Oh,
for
readin' the
aloud,' but officer, 4
replied if
git
spit
on
my
butes.'
and cure
of
'
j
and
&c.,"
when
these
such
as
or
aud
em-
so
varied
in
its
can
ever
remedies
tell
it
yet
or
I
i
aud
dead Almost or and years", given
and Bright's complaints,
mys which disease
that
no or
resist
its
frail to
other
use.
Patients
nearly
dying"
of phsicians, liver diseases, called consump
by
up
cured. have been Women 111! crazy gone nearly of From agony neuralgia, nervousuess, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar
tion,
women.
to
out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism, or from and chronic, suffering Erysipelas
from
excruci
inflammatory scrofula.
blood SaltrheuuV, poisoning, almost indigestion, and, in fact, frail" Nature is heir to bceu cured Have by Dr. Soule's
proof neighborhood ters,
ggf-None hops on the
vile
can
the
known
in
like
the
dyspepsia, all
diseases
Hop
be found world.
in
Bit every
in
without
white the
poisonous
stuff
a
label, bottle.
buuch of green arid Dr. Soule's
made
Beware of all the to imitate
above.
1
to
feel
more
or
less
me it
tell
to
was
mo.
in
never
work
baby.
company exact health effort and
weighed better
without Two months
later
dull. heavy and There in chest, pain my sides,
Six scanty. the dropsy, martyr my
lost
1
I was
and
was
my appetite, dark, thick, and down was with
weeks after I For four months
I suffered like rack. The lightest food lay like cold iron. There was
the
on
stomach
a
metallic
nasty ening
taste
wind that
came
Jgot
and
damp.
my and
yellow,
of
spells heart down
in
up
bit
skin
mouth, and a sick sometimes a sour like an acid. My feet and hands cold" was coated. I had
my with throat my
My tongue
and giddiness that degree I
to
of
palpitation to
expected anywhere.
and
the
tumble
die almost in this condition
five years. Every I and tried, good phy knew how sicians do. they to Yet I down the hill. Then a came kept slipping No medicine had cough. cough any effect 'He's on it. with People whispered, going and I thought too. But it consumption, so, wasn't Not a bit. consumption. 44
I
was
I heard did all
of
so were sound as a new bellows, This is a afterwards. common throw even up everything— sweet said I must doctor or get beller
I
right away. I could ouiy friend "A known
late
now.' 1
should
lots 4
yours.' We did
of such Let us
so
ne
;
Weeks
good. Mother little,
day
you have insisted
have
said, I wish I too V I
it's
done on
your and 1 have it replied. seen cases, though none as bad as it even I try now,' begged. bottle seemed to do me no
Curative
Syntp
,
4
weut able
and
by,
1
was
;
and
bad form. I'm afraid
would
Seigel. I
but
SeigeVs lie
I
The
that to walk
weak
one a
;
What
taking Mother else,' nothing cure
in
are
My lungs found out
I
mistake. milk. die, and
stagger.
in
sooner
'
too
now
and
came
it
4
asked.
was
otter
!
you
Alderson,
had
to
began to
go
I
out
sleep in
a
stuck to and eat a few
days
afterwards. meal full
One day, I ate a being hungry, of a neighbour, at the house it was I the first for months was afraid it would Did it? kill me. No, I felt the better for Mother Hurrah I cried it, Seigel she for And she did. will cure me.' To-day I am and hearty as I was as healthy on New Year's '
English.
Levers.
4
,'
;
Day, 1883. 44
and
My
disease
the
dropsy
you of that
is
and
was indigestion is one of its
When
the
dyspepsia
most alarming and kidneys are
liver
the fluids of the body which is dropsy. I tell tissues, the ailment above all others to he afraid the one I had, and the for it only cuie 1 know of is the that snatched
partially remain
me
<£6 10s
red
i
in
scales, I
friends.
lower part of the back. aud the kidney secretion
paralysed,
in
almost
Thus American
Nesbit's
a
let told
he
Sink's
the
on
three
or
symptoms.
genuine
blown
uame
which
a :
weight
of
and Alderson, Grove, West of high char gentleman Seven years ago to-day I
44
s.id
Now
before the res-
never
;
!
44
of
called
began
4
kidney coughs,
severe
weak-
woman,
ii.
44
place els
As doctrine
as story named
pounds, and I could life.
my
sleep
story.
1>
185
ly in
my man's American
a
my two
!
'
Ameri
is
"
For
j
:
I
exist
chapter
;
1
for
He
remedy
combined
are
operations
J
.
developed,
for the most child smallest
Harmless
con-
111!
possibly
gone my My wife opened bright sunshine
;
ol
an
at
;
surest malaria, you
Hop
ill-health and power,
is
mucus j
valuable, compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Bitters,
or
clear.
The
was
1
vt
another
j
diseases
dyspepsia;
or
is
pain
saw
to know.
ry suggestive. the Divine the dead.
on
—
aud
reliable
power
I
;
ence" was I understood surreclion
a
ina-
equally
curative
in used
I
j
j
Dandelion
or
I
live
faces the
;
back bending
was
—
warm
j
that of the
;
biliousness, they will
indigestion,
to
history. I myself
j
organs
most
remembered
never
the glorified hear familiar
i
pliys
diseases
all
I
of my
Oh, the air Oh, the bird songs ? clouds of that apple blossoms orchard to Oh, to be alive voices once more ? The experi
took with
remedy
only
diseases
for
will.' went
the liver
others
your barrel
What
one
off
lleuco
terious
of villain in the hold that out where interfere nobody kiu couutry with a crash. down comes his cupoley and gin him a crown now I'll go outside to
forms
eminent
most
urinary
is
the
gone cool and windows.
So much
irri
Buchu," physicians
all
was
wide
was
you He
same
stipation, fever, ague,
can
more
lay
I'll
the I
for
And
this
hen-coop
to
on
"
with
hadn't
1 wasn't
me.
day and make the neck,' growled
its
all
"
is
If
best
anci
phatically Ask the "What
fever head
Oh, the sweet, Oh, to see the
i.
the
time
used
I
dear
me
i
!
the
is What be relied
world the
over
in
thing
all
the crisis. For ten unconscious absolutely dead. The heart still beat mind was sunk under Obli
lost out I found
is
morning
to the
and
it
;
Virginia. acter.
allaying
disease, diabetes, retention, Bright's the and all to retain bility urine, Women aud ailmeuts to peculiar And tell they will you explicitly
get
it.'
!
of
all
or
any
Mandrake
book on manners. git about etiketle no more sir
run
no
Yea
4
mind.
blood
iciaus
a
some
1
and and
quieting
in
was
virtually but the sea. Of that
One
and lis Medicine
best
poisoning of acute pain
Then
I
nights
anything
cause
curing nerves, childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always tell And they will you unhesitatingly 44 Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 /"
invalid
to
Some
be back
the
yet
followed. and ex
—
Physician is
unscientific, to my homo
miles -
weeks
fever.
was
feebly, vion's
j
hog.'
difference.' his
and study
way.' Brung up.
4
boy took it
Questions
eminent what school,
any the world for tation of the
Ask
I
—
hasty and
200 Blood
country. several
lives
most
the
you
given it was 1 journeyed
Then
i
!
how it fancy' might life to come to what happened to me
spring and
carriage was injury
thus the
LEVER
1
the
a
tion
a
England.
Vital
to
dead)
—
HUNTER, Capped and Jewelled, Guaranteed two yeais GALLE'S, Albany.
/O
'AL/FE.
FROM
of 1871 I was thrown hurt. The seriously to the right the leg below knee cut made a deep and ragged by a stone. The first atten sharp-edged surgical
from chief
kiuds, of testi
9d.
tell
me
in
Early
Proprietors « Drug Counth
Midland
and
SILVER
cure
dumpy
you know
went op
asylum,'
idiot
4
perfeot.
2s. Patent Sole
everywhere.
man.
ignorance.' than bringed ignorance aud I know it. If you've up, picked for better let me a fule you'd go. up I'm going to read the rest of that story.' You read it here.' won't
was
would
the
to
came
—
!
on
less
Bobby
it
they
'
caine
eh If would, I'd family mop this I don't allow
carcase.
4
the
As
hot.
was
and
sugar from
so
or
to
them
sent some
body.'
your
4
to
sun
You
?'
him
help In
bottles, and
Chemists
kidneys
buy
they
orter
don't
your
a
iu
Sold
Sores of all Thousands
customers."
once.
BLOOD the
Let
the
tried been
ever
you
hausting days aud
Life."
this
to cleanse
and Diseases, marvellous. are
Lincoln
44
mile
a
Look out, lame hand I'd
man
warranted
is
Tub
I
who
or
listens
A'm saying, market the
the
tue
LlJST
(having
again?
|
was there you right the tall man. retorted I should think Seed 'em. you'd
You
Have
GALLE'S is
DAYS
seem
LEVERS, Albany
J.
chapter
what
read
44
wife):
show
to
TEN
Guaran
whatever from impurities For Skin Scrofula, Scurvy,
all
each by Vendors
'em,'
And
bottom
silver
rham
WORLD-FAMED
that.'
who
to
4
1
an
dumpy
are
I'll
lceer
the
grammar 4
I
if Well, it interfere
would
or
old
and
They
4
a
purifying powers
Blood
this
Ask
-the
at
years,
monials.
mother
!'
eh ?
was
walked along
4
4
read. would
It
4
listeners
sir
store
village
house,
his
Any
—
rothe HUNTER
s.
0
two
arising. Blood effects
can
policeman, them what
party of he used 44 You
obD
other.
their
If
Go twopence halfpenny wi'ODg. and do it to your seat cried correctly,' master. said the enraged Please, sir,' the boy, him twopence half handing 1 would the rather penny, pay
A New York overheard editor
n
teed
wanted go,
John day
exclaimed
!'
don't, I dou't
and
the
I ask
4
A
of each
And he continued mother One day their
a
foolish
the
unless was it with the sum, the who found master,
piece
n
at
brothers
two
were
One
that,
interrupted Mebbe
in
can
anything
When up
very
old
dumpy
a
don't.
a
put
Saphir.
shouted
boy got
a
John
versa.
They
like
a
"
Bobby,
4
it
4
Austrian
witty
said
I beg your pardon," thought it was mine. Pa,' asked sleepy a
and
1 said
tea.
you
standing Someone leaned his head over
thrusting
question you 4 Ye-es !' almost who was trying toad had a tail,
was
bosb. you to yourself. read, read to hear as any such trash
Saphir drew out his handker nfan's nose vio and wrung the started The latter back. "Ob,
chief
n
from
—
What's
4
as
big
as
once
theatre.
his back," shouldei.
was
who called wouldn't
you
Saphir,
journalist
I
If
door,
Pills. of the
nervous 4
Johnny—
Little
?'
small.
night, me.'
on
finger
son
next
man
of passengers room of the Detroit Milwauike Railway
—
!
to
my
too,
prove Holloway's remedy will highly to all well or ill, salutary persons whether whose digestion is slow or imperfect, condition evidenced by wearing, usually and despondency. languor, listlessness,
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
man.
strap)
going
am
.
4
that
have
would
4
the
out
1
so,
his
(to
whin ye gang
don't o' buy ouy amir barrels 44 What's Jean: apples frae Tamson." wi' the maitter Tamson, John ? Dis he no the big apples the at the tap, an' pit 44 nt the bottom." wee anes John Ou, tae mark the tap, an' ay, but lie forgets I've at the opened three o' his barrels
4 4
-
by
number
a
by side
them Oh ! bosh
4
think
the
morn,
dyspeptic regulat of these to cloud his one his course. With a judgment or to warp box of Holloway's and attention co Pills, he may its Directions," accompanying that feel satisfied he can thoroughly and effectually release himself from safely his his appetite miseries without impariug or This most weakening his digestion)." a excellent medicine asbs as nervine and tonic and by aiding nutrition, bodily banishes a thousand forms of annoying resort nervous An occasional complaints.
—
(bringing know why
my
meant
'
sent
go in swimmin."
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vice
1
in
edition. the whole i" help the circulation extra in town bought an
that
woman
Grocer
is think she Mrs. Gadabout
idiot."
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paragraph
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did
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n
John.'
and
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names,
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has/
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in
man
:
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her."
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4
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was
name
wife's
yours ?" mine's guess
was
sat
depot,
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a
James
Is
drinkin'."
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into
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fist
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44
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:
;
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man mail
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1
:
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he had gone
?"
certain
financial
in
is
I feel
:
over.
he
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uccu
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and
;
have
I'd
Bill,"
great scheme," said 44 doubled 1 neaily How did yesterday." a
upon editor.
circulation it you work I just Well,
44
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hit
our
regulation
expects
I've
:
to your
this
the
as
house
Holloway's
when I said
it,
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left
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he hear
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into
4
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seems
for he exactly, but I says to him
wouldn't
at night has of
man
;
to
when trouble
woman
son
him
h.
hearing You mean, myself, contemptible if I served you as you deserved, sneak, as "you, I would give you such a dressing
girl's for
smiling.
a
the
that
that
still
a
sued
are
44
?"
right
within
wasn't
valuable
are
blighting smiles reaches
how
tell
until you a set of them. man the trust
affections
not
the names said sin irate who had porter
?"
of unintelligible gibberish. to exclaimed that individual, worker, singers Mrs.
"
out
sing
you
statiims
string
I,
44
aie
don't
Why
the
railway to passenger delivered himself just
4
to him." to hiiu Right
says
sons
they
of
tlie
from
remedy
tlie
London,
Oct,
27,
jaws
very
hannilv ended friend.
t.Iie
of death."
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j
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V.E.
NESB1T,
PIONEER
HARMON&
W.E.
CO,
Practical Watchmaker
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
STREET,
HAY
HAS
Adelaide,
best selected stock of
th
and
the
are
and Healing Properties the World. throughout
Searching known
Its
are
For
the
Bad
and
Sores
"Wounds,
Old
Breasts,
Ulcers,
is
an
remedy.
infallible
Gold
Pleu-
or
Rheumatism,
Sciatica,
Leontines Rings, Gent's
,,
Swellings, and Fistulas, it has never
Piles,
King's
Evil,
every been
known
blSEASE, The
and
Ointment
Pills
Abscesses, ol SKIJN
kind
to
„
Oxford
New
78,
St.
And
sold the
are
throughout tions ®
tfs
the 633,
for
by
;
of Medicine with direc
Purchasers should look to the If the address Pots and Boxes. Oxford Strict, London, they are
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
St.)
.
Vendors
all
World Civilized almost every language.
in
use
Oxford
533,
(late
London;
Label
BROWN&ALLEN, T.
(Late
HAY
thanks returning for past favours, to hey are prepared
IN
sible
notice. varied assortment and Children's best
maker
to guarantee
Nesbit,
Britnall),
PERTH,
to the
select
by buying, besides having a large from and a practical
public
generally tbas
to announce manufacture all classet BOOTS, on the shortest pos a large and Also, kept in stock,
of COLONIAL
the
W.
&
feTREET, beg
of BOOTS and and
English Grindery
SHOES
Continental
houses. Agents
Mr.
:
„ „ „
of
in
in
cases,
IN
Harness,
in
a and varied stock, large of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, and Gents' Saddles
Ladies'
Riding
Girls' Bridles, Boys' and Saddles and Pack Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Saddles Horse and all Clothing, for a firs requisites class Stable or
Hostelry, Chamois
Sponges,
Spurs,
Combs, Blacking, All
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
executed
with
including
Whips
Brushes Harness Oils
Skins,
Clippers,
otherwise will be promptness. R.S. obtained FIRST the PRIZE at late W.A. Agricultural Show held at Society's for the Guildford, best collection of both and Harness. "Saddlery
lbs.)
quantities.
GREAT
by post
all
or
and
care
the
Note
1ST"
Address
ROBERT Babback
to his friends that he has just received and has now ready for
—
SMITH, Street,
announce
the
(Near Wholesale
Railway
Agent Messrs.
—
Hotel.)
for
North
the
WATSON
&
famous
silver
label
Roebourne
"Glen," from
October
Perth,
and
17
West
TEE
:
the
Cossack.
1889.
& Wood.
Turnbull
Rum,
BRANDY,
Gin,
etc.
La Rose
(pts.
jpERTH
CLARETS—
at least V. E.
Chateau Do.
to
Do.
NOW
Estephe and
and
(pts.
OPEN.
qts).
Porter.
Own
MORNING.
bottling. Stout, pts.
GUINNESS'S
and
qts.
10 to 12, for
From
Australian A trial
ALSO,— West
Wine Howick-street,
AFTERNOON
Mer cha nto 24, 189
From
2.30
to
Oct.
Perth,
and Children Skates Free.
;
recom
P. A- GUGERI,
J. W. T. W.
6d.
Wines,
doz.
per
Ladies
Admission
only.
from 12s. mended.
JINK
JpALAOE
qts).
Margeaux.
'
BASS' Ale Do.
and
Latour
St.
Roebourne, Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York.
Saddlery
kinds
and
quarter
(120
large
and WHISKEY— gold
Jeweller,
all
and
GUGERI
to BEGS and customers from London
Perth.
Leather Uppers always on Good hides and kangaroo band, skins taken in exchange Goods all of to the despatched parts Colony,
Flour.
small boxes
A.
watch
E. NESBIT, Watchmaker and
op
SMITH
Manufacturer
VARIETY.
sold.
Frederick
Ammunition--Sadd-
DRAPERY
V. Practica
ROBERT
Fencing
Iron, Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle
Stores,
P.
Governor,
Broome, K.C.M.G.
&c.
in
Oilmen's
POSSESSION.
IMMEDIATE
8"
from
—
Tobacco
stock
article
every
N.
TO
Sir
bales,
Corrugated
Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
E.
PAYMENT.
TIME
Gentlemen's,
Ladies', and
save
from
cent.,
the
tools,
Wool
Teas, Sugars,
Bracelets
will
customers
also
Watche6
Jewellery, &c.,sold Clocks, Watches, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no low prices. heavy ceedingly and is paid for convassing commission collecting, 20 per
requirements, Carpenters'
MENT
His Excellency
Harness,
on
EACTORY
BOOT
Stocks
ALWAYS
on
spurious
SPECIAL
full
Netting,
loading)
Harness,
lery,
sale
nol
is
Fowling
breech
BreastPins Necklets „ Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings „ Alberts „ Wedding Rings Clocks Plated Cups Electro Cruets, &c. Spectacles. ,,
only at
Pumps,
Rifles,
Rings, Gent's do. Ladies'
Ladies'
Station
APPOINT-
j?
.fan
Agents, hand
on
other goods, Portable Forges,
Douglas
BreastPins Necklets Studs Keepers
„
Manufactured
are
do.
„
fail.
Station
always
Cofnsacks, Wire Galvanized Wires,
every
B. & Brooches Earrings Alberts Leontines
Alberts
„
Anvils,
Walthams Gold
Silver
Earrings
„
sundry
repaired
Silver sets
E.
sets B.&
„
of
Watches
Bracelets
Hotel.)
BY
Importers
assortment
Ladies'
„
and
HAVE
two
a
of or
repaired. Nesbit's
Brooches
Gout,
Glandular
or
with
Jewellery order
Watches
Silver
„
Hooping
Cough, ristic Complaints.
For
Cures
it
to
Watches
rubbed
If
effectually as salt into meat, on the neck and chest, Bronchitis, Relaxed Throats, Quinsies, and all Asthmatic, Pulmonary, it
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gent's Gold
LEGS,
BAD
of
cure
CHEAPEST Watches and other
These
Railway
(Near
Merchants,
Stock
Nesbit's Walthams in the Colony.
exception.
WAREHOUSE,
FREMANTLE,
first-class cheapest and of "EVERY Watches Jewellery in the Nesbit's colony. description English Levers (capped and jewelled) stand riding and rough work, guaran The Best Watch teed for two years.
without
HARNESS STREET.
PERTH. General
the
AND
BARRACK PERTH.
and
Rundle
of
(Late
SADDLE
WORKS,
5.
6d.
Admission,
Skates
6d
and Bronchitis
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
'
TOR COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Influenza, Jj
Consumption,
EVENING,
&c.
ESSENCE OP LIN Senega, Squill, Tolu,
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
KAY'S SEED, &c.,
with
KAY'S torant,
COMPOUND, for
From
demulcent
a
Coughs,
and
Colds,
COMPOUND,
and
is
for serviceable
equally
Horses
KAY'S gia, Iron,
PILLS,
a
specific
&c.
Face-ache,
in
Contains
Neural Quinine,
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
Cattle. TIC
«6d.j Skates
SATURDAY Prize
Gala
By
Professor
Is.
MORNING.
for
Children.
and
Coughs for
EVERY
Proprietor.
Chest
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds,
DeLUCEY,
R.
THOMAS
expec
8 to 10. Admission,
Comfort
Every
is
contains
And
LINUM
Which
Wines,
is
Spirits
favourite
the
is
of the Best
and Beers
and and
MUSIC.
Visitors,
Watts'
far-famed
Tallies,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
of Burroughe's
one
ntlllard
—
TraveHers
for
Convenience
and
&c.
OATHARTICUM an PILLS, agreeable aperient. for Ar Cement Broken ticles. Sold COAGULINE. Everywhere. Manufactory, Stockport, England.
with
replete
Brands
Skates resort
of lovers
of
always
obtainable,
the on
Good
Attendance
and
Sale from
on
b6s.
game. FRANK
hand.
Moderate.
Charges
Roberto.
ALLUM,
GRATEFUL—
Civility.
Manager.
COMFORTING.
"
aooff
BHurattgo&a'ff&g
W.
'
£ PP S S
SMEDDLES,
GEORGE
and
Manufacturer
Boot
nt&air.
BREAKFAST.
Importer, "By
T.
WimbridgE,
LEATHER
CURRIER
DEALER, STREET,
HOWIOK
cjmiktakisk,
(opfobite
si.
george's
«& O.,
PERTH. cathedral.)
and
General HAY
C
Funeral
Furnisher,
STREET,
PERTH.
conducted
of the FUNERALS Colony,
connected
therewith
shortest
the
notice
in any
and
all
yr AS
11
extensive
most
the
hand,
on
always of colony
German,
English,
French,
BOOTS,
SHOES
AND
and
varied Colonial
and
SLIPPERS.
part
to
by
telegram
ways
ready.
Hearses
and
Coaches
the
of the laws thorough knowledge natural the operations govern of digestion and nutri and by a careful of the tion, application fine proper, ties of well-selected coooa, Mr. Epps has provided for breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us doctor's many bills. It is heavy use of suoh articles by the judicious of diet that a constitution be gradually may built until up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are around floating us ready to ate tack is a weak 'point.. wherever there We may esoape a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and pure a properly nourished frame."— in the See article Civil Service Gazette.
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
or
Sold
simply in
and
Head handsome Iron
for and
Tomb
PRICE
LIST
ON
Railings,
Stones, supplied
complete.
W.
T.
WIMBRIDGE.
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"
Hotel."
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milk.
thus:—
labelled
&
CO.
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ENGLAND.
and published Gibney,
Record," Criterion
or
Grocers,
JEFFS
LONDON,
M. the
by
HOMtEOPATHIC
APPLICATION.
!
gJT Observe
water
boiling
packets
JA.MJBS
al
Sale,
with
%-lb.
-
baud Oil Monumental wilh and erected
in
a
which
Made
TO
ATTENTION
PROMPT
at
otherwise.
Funeral
stock
Manufactured
details
attended
G 0 G 0 A.
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Howick Bryan.
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