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of the
number furnish
,
itself. repeats have read the
in
were,
question with the idea that doubt, impressed their author had made a new revelation, to be treated as a brave and deserved citizen who bad chivalrous and patriotic
utter
hideous
a
annihilation,
which
liberties
the
are
Australian. who regard Mr. Wise as a of liberty, and the heroic champion saviour'of his country from the diabolical that section of of the machinations
learn
to
is
of
ception
added
istically
the
local
the
same
the
heighten
which
those
forty-five years of America States
by
was
"
"
—
which
formed
was
with Irish
of
assailing Though the calumnies and are indentical, venom
difference
"
Notbingism in
itself
the
avowed
Catholics. in both instances made with equal and there is this mendacity, " in favour of American Know-
object
that
—
its
own
it
boldly pioclaimed while Mr. Wise at the other end
cities,
his slanders circulatedof the world. As Mr. Wise professes that he has been actuated solely by the his motives in bringing purest charges, and whatever could justifiy as the nothing making of such charges but their truth, be shown that he has not if it can only some facts a'nd deliberately suppressed but also has knowingly misstated others, made untrue then he has statements, the respect of every lover of forfeited
what
and
fair
is
honourable
in
political
and must be considered guilty warfare, of a cowardly attempt to fan the flames of religious discord to serve his own ends.
charge with which it is pro to be found in page is 184 posed for and of Macmillan's July, Magazine " runs as follows Members who are first
deal
to
—
:
'
and
are disorderly very few, to the Irish either belong an Irish represent constituency."
positively generally or
The
that
fact
members number of rest a
to
of is
Mr.
fabrication it make
zine to
article '
last
has he
nor
the
slightest his although of this maga in
answer
criticisms evoked by his Macmillan's in Magazine.
reason
;
its
the
was
the
country, forward
support, number written admittedly
in
article
i
this
bring
in
evidence .
disorderly are few in not to be disputed, but the is so base Wise's assertion that even he did not dare in
is
than better members of
for manifest, Mr. Wise
no-
first
The knows the
one
that
of
all
Parliament who have time the epithet from time deserved there of disorderly, vns hut one (now iu who could no be longer Parliament) Irish described as an This is Catholic. our
to
not
the proper to furnish a whose conduct
nor
place,
is
it
necessary of those
Mr. Wise is here that he almost
the
nial
and
Irish,"
general
election
by yriiich
the
for
th
coming
the representa-
purchase
Here
''The to
see
he he
and
ex-
for
excuse
gentlemen lic-—
were
Messrs.
O'Connor, A.
M'Court,
and
Taylor, still
to
us
General Are
is
a
Parliament
iu
sitting
the
affords
be
a
has taken
his
extreme
bitterness
the
Catholics"
care
nationalities,
many ignorant majority
condition"
in
page
84. can
—
Cburch within
and
her
could
be
—
powerful
Church fact
a
and Ullatborne,
Wilson and
Bishops
that
most
Archbishop
—
that
the
of to-day Irish although the memories
clergy
Australian
of
son
gifted
exchanged
life
average graduate. University The next charge of Mr. Wise is that the Catholic Church desires to get con of the public trol That schools. the Catholic Church every where insists upon the principle that no education is comwithout and that:' plete religious training, have. spared Catholics no expense in pro-t
schools in which viding and secular instruction well knowu long before took
to
training are was imparted, Mr. Wise under religious
The
us.
enlighten
Church
Catholic
that
asserts
acts the State un in paying for the educatiou of the justly children of those who of the approve schools system out of taxes col public lected from all classes of the community those who conscientiously including de-T to
cline
themselves
avail,
system. amounted
to
Stale
has
shall
be
a
to
right
the has
claim
than
more
'
of
The Catholic
this
insist
State never
that
the children
—
that
educated
to a certain, up are children edu schools Catholic to the up standard a fair required by the State allowance should be made to pecuniary the conductors of those in schools, or,
and
stnndurd, cated in
that
other
words,
ment
by results
that
if
the
of principle be adopted.
should
pay
The
that
"desires to the Church get control of the public schools," when, as a of fact, of matter the position the Catholic Church is that she has steadily refused to have whatever to do anything
charge
with Mr.
public
is oue even that Now urge seriously. we are assured that the Irish Catholics all their are to sub directing effortB the public school verting system in this
Wise
schools,
cannot
for Protection. by voting The the which are upon public to believe this are not that invited the leaders have made Irish statement any .to that effect, but that they are preserv
colony
grounds
ing "an
ominous silence" upon the sub The Catholic in regard to claim education was before the put clearly and was country, rejected by so over a of the electors whelming majority
ject.
that
South
the public Wales is
school
of New
system
as established firmly is that of the United of America, States or as the principles of the Bill of Rights and the Protestant succession are in Freetrade must be in a Great Britain.
bad
as
when
indeed
way
its
advocates
are
Vauglian." Catho
are
—
been
lias,
be
statements it
folds but
fact of the of Catholics in
is
no
that this
one
been
of
in to
the
country
practically evidently
names.
great
tion In
to
be
can
Wise
vast
weakness
a it
is
Newman,
in
are is
the
1
England,
for
Archbishop
the
have which
a
of the to
the
"
illiterate."
uttered
by
a
Cardinal's fiscal
ques
impending charged
is
It
against
Irish
solidly
as
Catholics that they "vote lenders the of the Church direct." If there be any truth in this then the must be direction charge, the either in churches given publicly which are to the or bv open public, of which circulars Mr. Wiffi (copies no doubt or could easily by procure), Is it credible interviews. that if private any such direction the fact would not
as
it
been
ever
And
public
?
there
are
hundred
property nearly three
who, according colony, always directing people
this are
given be
Lave immediately
come
to
'
although
priestm Mr.
how
Wise, to
vote, the only evideneo in support of this charge made public up to the present time is a statement made by Mr. M'Elhone "ihat a denounced him priest from the altar as an Orangeman in dis yet
Iroin which in it may' be safely that the reverend gentleman must have been labouring under some extra It be hallucination. not ordinary may out of here to temark that place
Catholics fettered any
are
iu
portion
independent
as
to regard political of the community.
To
be
Continued.
and action
un as
Mr.
soul,
in clergy This cruel
who
man
of his part greater and who has, in all
approaching by an appeal to humanity doom of FreeMr. Wise by
thus of
guise," ferred
yesterday whose name
to a quoted Protectionist. to Pro interesting the advantage of
as
of his the bitterness asserts that the Irish
slander spent
probability, himself would Mr. nou-existent.
has
referenco be found.
Australia
are
Catholicity
Wise
audience be highly
knowing works any
of
it
comfort hud not
unwarrantably
tectionists
given
if
he admires,
Cardinal
was
he most Freetrade It would
may
clergy, human
To-day whom
Yaughan it
all
Mr.
as
—
—
Irish iu
Australia, be
Wise
Vic
either by birth or by descent, and those who are of other nationalities but an exceedingly small proportion
the
for
would wish it
off
trade.
—
and it mostly Irish," that Mr. Wise to know
the
at
electors
and election, general to the blind, prejudices
—
"
The in Aus can
the
Yes,
in Australia of arrival
?
true, adherents
service of the Church the Catholic clergy, are now and from the the first have been priest in
spent Australia.
testant
stave
mostly Irish," Catholics justly of two great Eng
—
iu
to its longer prepared rely upon the merits. of Mr. Evidently object is to Wise's attacks Catholics upon Irish the demon of religious rouse and strife, to wave the " bloody shirt of Knowin the faces of the Pro uothingism" no
"
lishmen who ruled the See of Sydney and Archbishop Archbishop Polding also cherish the memory Vavghan--they Father of the Father Terry, pioneers Fr. and AichConnolly, O'Flynn, and deacon the long suc M'Eucroe, of Irish iiave cession whose lives priests
is
evidence
possible these support
tralia
of
hundreds
which have been erected
cost,
the
revere
of isolation policy Again "this and countenanced by English
What Catholic
most
his
and
directed solely for he informs Irish Catholics, " of other nationalities Catholics
Scotch
Irish,
strongest proof ofTprotection. policy
the
in
Wise that
not
edifices
enormous
the It is
?
still
to
in
belief
is
splendid
or
general
Mr.
manner
assist
in the charged having given, at
are
with
article
stock
show
striking
and
the
in
proclaimed by the
stamp
to-day doubt
these incredible that been " converted" to they have been read of the recent reports
simply have
vote
their
are
admit
to
hesitated
whose generosity
where slander world, branded the Irish refuted of Australia as Catholic clergy being " " and of a very different illiterate" the who laboured to from men
in a election "Victoria, of Freetrade, al favour " Mr. as Wise the admiis, though, not was in while fiscal issue," question article it is asserted in the Centennial is in "the the that Irish vote given to the Opposition," whose same colony the duties on recent attempt to increase last
not
men
sacrifices
lic
Macmillan
live
to
not
?" exception Mr. Hugh
one
and
unless Protection, official ing the Freetrade conference. Irish Catholics
block
have
belongs
of
?
is
of
sums
large
are devoted to the of education, and of purpose A ustralia. charity throughout Mr. Wise has also in the pages of at the other end Macmillan's Magazine
Postmaster-
? there Freetraders Is any is Mr. a Freetrader that Riley ceased Has Mr. John M'Elhone
gentlemen
that
as
of religion,
Hon.
as
the
enemies
at
M'Elhone,
the
M'Court
not
Taylor
as
the course of words with half a dozen Catholic, in Australia and priests ; at this scurrilous libel yet he publishes the other end of the world, upon a body of men whoso attainments are certainly not in any way inferior to of the those in
never
ability, his
—
believe that the "only
Mr.
It
the
and Biley, Hugh of these gentlemou is Does Mr. Wise
J. each
Freetrader.
a
the
namely,
Freetraders,
Daniel
conjecture mythical Constituencies."
that Mr.
only
is
money granted by Rome has " mouth described as a been accurately ful of moonshine." Wise will Mr. not " unto Csesar the things render that are and allow Irish Catholics the Caasar's," most inveterate which even their credit
deliberately stating he must have known to In five 1887 the following who are Irish and Catho and members of Parliament,
—
can
statement have been
The
as
one
presence " Irish
Wise's
possible
no
his
be untrue.
also
is
same
invasion
as
found, their
and also who
there
the
has been engaged in' work. With regard wonderful of these
and Englishmen" Italians, Frenchmen, seven Mr. Wise during the last years, if he would would do a great kindness inform his Eminence Cardinal Moran in of Australia be to what part they are
which
tliat
fact
knew
Australia
in
"
Parliament
personally
members,
Freetiaders,
were
in
seven
precisely to the
term
the
uses
sat
another
"
'
only that
is
by and
addition, large raised in Aus for the Some, the erection of
discovery, that, during churches, schools years," have been founded or established. etc., Wise is aware Mr. that Surely during the the Catholic last seventy years
Centen four
or
—
ia
the last
years
the
in
been
buildings.
Church two
In
priest. have
money and granted of land
tralia,
ground charge in
three
country of
sums
of bis
after
as
two years ago, Irish Catholic
that form
to
ordinary
emphati
In
this
when
Catholic" "
be
prior
to
two Irish member within years every of Parliament, with only one exception, been 'converted' to Protection." has Mr. Wise means "Irish Of coarse,
to
passed
a
further reflection which is all for open
fact
constituencies" in "Irish which are this country perpetually to mem addicted disorderly returning it bers becomes the to Parliament, to bounden discoverer duty of their out their whereabouts point patriotically so that an Act may to the Government, mysterious
churches' years, nunneries (sic), orders have been
seven
—
Mr. Wise
only one Protectionist."-—
months
toria.
and to bring our colony representa institutions into contempt in order the Irish Catholic members to vindicate of Parliament from this absurd palpably As to those though vindictive charge.
"
—
sure
so
same
tive
degrade
last
—
as not stupid conferral men for the
most
—
all the Australian under the and are of them many colonies, and control of Frenchmen, Italians, English of exceptional who -present a men ability, the of the marked contrast to illiteracy
was
repeats words
Magazine
the
to
the
Within
schools, colleges, seminaries, and monastic sisterhoods, founded established in or
so
!
internal Cburch
Catholic member
:
page
against us that have supported
list
of the names has tended
become 186.
Macmillan,
Freetrader
Parliaments
too
with
member,
has
ception,
the positively
our
to
attempted
race,
franchise
Irish,
every
wish
The
abominably
the charges is this put forward
cally
i
known as the publicly of a Society Know-Nothings since secret extinct, long organisation,
which
so
the
;
Amongst
made
the United combination
a
daring the fiscal
them, and also of electing South Sydney.
for
effect,
were
ago in
some
rule
art
so
the
of it, and than any ordinary it is the has he not told us that only who the Irish vote as " directed by Church. of the Catholicleaders" instance of Wise's No better Mr. be manliness and regard truth can for. the following given than
upon Protestant working of enabling them to express purpose their votes as ordered record by the who have been born to persons superior
is
colouring
to
as
will
men
—
themselves upon And Protestants,
for
! question benighted to see that
and
working
mere
—
think
bo surprised a shock quite in his revelations, of fact, the charges with the ex are,
Catholic, there
that
Irish
is
origin
of orginality ing lack in and that, point made by our accuser
v
artisans
.
whose
more
of
management
enthusiasm for does
Catholics, about the
—
every
community whose creed
know
he not
Irish Catholic fellowat also ready to sneer of Austra men working
is
much
non-Irish
amongst
also
excite
to
pected
local
Magazine, page 186, " he states Only two years ago, in New South were a Wales, the Protectionists most of small body of Sydney artisans, whom were What a dis Protestants." state of ! graceful things Imagine
conspiracy constitution
Those
;
Protestant In Macmillan's
lia.
just from the the and to preserve so dearly prized by
save
'
his
insult but
citizens,
object of ful
out
pouring
to non-Irish Catholics compliments them the of to attributing possession both social, intellectual excellence, every and political, to concentrate enables him of his hatred and scorn the full force the Irish after but, Mr. upon all, be ex Wise's can hardly compliments
the
to
only
Mr. Wise's
body. This
some
Opposition by keeping out a It strikes one few more Protectionists. that Mr. Wise must ftave Freeforcibly trade on-tli8 brain so that he is prepared in the interests of "cheap, calico" not weaken
no
ly unmasked in time to
of the general is very clear.
College
the purifying but would
atmosphere,
political
history those who
of
Many articles
of immediately
effect
a ,with of the
us
striking example the that aphorism
singularly of truth
aud Cen-
Magazine,
in
"
re
tHem upon members
to
restored
understanding thenceforward
shall
October .) Catho upon Irish the Wisef-'in July
Magazine
Parliament
and ouly
be
has
Gladstone
their' that to sit be compelled' This in Dublin instead of in Sydney. statesmanlike solution of the difficulty of Mr. should meet with the approval it would not as have the Wise, only' the.
E.: WISE.
Freehill,
(Centennial
The
B
til
can
localities
Mr.
suspended opened the Irish Green,
-
dreadful
mi
-
these
iife
in
prob-
The. French ed two Abbe saving
priests,
Go the for
Voisin, life
Department
puring
vernmeu
t
Abbe
hus decorat and the
Guy
their
.
"
Colonial
of
tion
Sleaningss.
—
(ffireneral
the
of Sartre
courage iu inundations last
in the
June.
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Church
Catholic
the
and
to
Masses.
of Rome
The Church hold
its
own
so
/
by
a
Can
elusions
of natural science than better any
or
hypotheses and political economy doctrines of Anglicanism or the any sect of Protestantism ? If any other the discordance is more pro thing, runs nounced. Semper idem through and moulds the its entire polity, centuries-old organisation. other churches have been of criticism, or in by stress of to broadening conceptions
-compelled obedience to modify, life,
their
incommunicative stood
unaltered,
unchangeable
a
;
the massive, creed, Church of Rome has
low9r
It
of
strata
with
compromise into
comes
with
open What
"
it.
is
is
writ,
tbe
wherein
therefore,
nothing,
system that antagonism writ." To
any veiled
or
Roman
for
look
There explanation. certain fundamental to be have only
rational
a
however,
are,
which
principles .mentioned
Rome into immediate bring with Protestantism contrast shall fiod an not answer, means to the by any
to
and startling and
here
we
contradictory conclusions
arrived
previously
although
.strougly,
but
at,
con
indirectly,
of them.
Protestantism is a word from a compound Latin and implies, as it was intended protestor to freedom of conscience, do, complete to exercise the right private judgment, will of individualism in the living firmatory derivative
,
of
the leaves its adherent evidence. It balance
annihilation
Protestantism to
Jiiberty
mau's
jio
pulsion, called
the Jesuitical individual will.
to
contradistinction
conscience. It by whatsoever on whatsoever
or
savouring
as
appear, .Roman
on
Catholicism, an undivided no bjld of
exacts
admits
on
authority absolute. .allowed
full
relation
name
it
allegiance.
It
pressure. is a clue then, Here, hut I of the masses; skies of the raining
Ethiop of
up. vexed
it
to
a
has
Church
It
is
of
the
question distribution will continue
of
a
to
aud
sit
never
enforced necessity Thus the Roman ground because its
authority in
.'Insisting
with other occupied to matters wit, important of internal the government,
a
absolute
for
the
very
Church
maintains
admits
it or
its
its
no
question doctrine. By
thousand
uneducated
with
mass
bridle
a
ethics
of
this
it
is
no
part
to enter. I am not my duty the merits of rivui discussing systems but it is clear that Rome of religion her own on a is holding tempestuous
of
;
where
phases, anchorage,
is
in
Protestantism,
breaking and-
is
and
on a helpless conflicting opinions. and .Anglican ually
may
apply
being vast
all
League.
from
mr.
farnell.
has Mr.
Parnell
lowing
letter
Mayor
of
to
Dublin, of the
formation IaisH
new
addressed
the
fol
Parliamentary
Who
;
regarding from crossing of new the
me prevent the opening
to
views,
of speech
and
public
to
and
function vindication
judicial
(3)
facilities
The for
working actments.
the of ami
combination
which
tion
of
secured to English men by the trades union en These aims, aud governed by the rules and constitution
existence.
dissenting
my
Mayor,
yours
organization dear Lord
Charles
at
the
meeting
I
Stewart
of 'tbe
I
the am,
sincerely,
Parole,
of downfall of in the ruin
which
Church
will
be involv
the in
latter
thjp
of opinion Cassandra
the
authorities,
Says last
parent before
1873,
of
sect
the pro
fate
her
to
up learnt
they returned
a
it
Church, The
of
Sufferings
Missionary.
a
The the
of eighty, the course
in
who,
paper
English
to
Cardinal
of1
dealli
age
work
missionary the most,
at Massaia, a prelate
removes
in
thrilling
of thirty-five years' underwent Africa, adventures. In
ho was at imprisoned June, 1849, In us he was Nagadras. May, 1854, the western passing through provinces of
on he was, reaching as a merchant, disguised with who were by (ho Arabs, from prevented murdering
Abyssinia,
Dnnkut, recognised ,
difficulty
him.
That
more
thrown
Me
same
another
began
25lh
on
captivity he lost
he
year prison
into
was
at
term
August,
his
once
Nagadras. ot harsh 1861, when on 30th
manuscripts he was accused of monarch of Ennerea,
all
November before the
;
magi who
him of everything aud exiled plundered him. In Uu; following June he was accused of conspiracy the against Gagand m tjlearinghimself, was expelled gias, to return to Guadra. and forced On arrested June ho was the 27th 1863, the custom frontier by the soldiers Theodore who robbed him of II., :n and brought before the everything, threw This him into King. potentate for. u month. The distinguished prison on
of
1 1 i
Capuchin passed away at Naples on he has 5th Fortunately August. band by
a
ordinary
work
complete missionary
his
on
the left
extra
labours.
#
historic
the
advanced
almost immediately residence at r.ighf,
acute became
an
attendants
however, stage apparent that hor
for
St.
Chetsoy. matters
Towards to"
strength
Anne's
Hill,
By Satur bad
reached
evening tho medical was
Tbe
Lady within
of Holland House, precincts age of 77. Up to the on date of her sudden illness very Her had enjoyed Friday, Ladyship so much so good health, exceptionally of starting her intenion it was that
day
of
when
recently,
ever
of her death has since ariseu The relatives cf were in Ireland
from soldier. accidentally The inquiries which have since been instituted have her established fully with Indian the not Prince, marriage to the rites of the according only Mussulman but also of the Christian
of
Holland.
Lady
On Monday the venerable Holland away passed painlessly the
together the wife
hands
their
in
lady
ignorance
behind an
lie
time
value
its
deceased
quite
in
£100,000.
on
entire
as
America.
iu
.her
sufficiently called —
are
And
Death
at
are
into
balm
country, the same organiza
new
of
Such candid expressions we have cited
those
created
and happily years,
the
at
was
but
close
the
to of England and indivisible of Revelation truth contained in the Catholic Church.
ed the bantling and the British of expulsion
remained
It
£30,000,
whole
prophecies Farces.
has
it
since.
be
now
meeting,
and frequently wantonly assailed by horde of unscrupulous tbe partisans administer much of the executive who
effect
National Library of Australia
and
the so-called embrace the
Church as
iu stay of uue married
notice
a Separate estate settled upon her She died childless, by the Maharajah. and left Her was no will. property taken over Government, by the Indian
explications And then
Not only, is Who only, to decide ?" adds the Review
of
adherent,
thoughtful
so
think, which has
soothing
be
ami to Convention.
already suggested Irish will, party, meet the crisis
adrift
whirlpool
if
advise that the workings of the be limited should to defensive and that special he action, regard should to the following object, (1) The paid of tenants from the duty protecting landlord and who are pre conspiracy, from vented cause by this availing themselves of the benefits intended by Parliament for tbe tenants' advantage; The of the rights of free assertion (2) dom
Not Who is ?
right But,
the
having
of
must
Ryle and
? wrong These perplexities, " will lend many
me,
represent before the
regulated
cast
in
to
permit,
engagements
enough
lay my I would
Considera
—
tenants' organization ask you, and I would
Tipperary, other yonr
good
Mayor,
health my to Ireland for
its
However, other
Lord
Dear
1889.
4th,
is
her
During
attracted
native Princes, The lived pair of thirty upwards
for
of the Anglican clergy reconsider of the school to advanced and to accept the Pope as their position" We should the "umpire." rightful and think honest they would lead every
Offices,
Oct,
the
comes
M.P. Lord Sexton, with to the regard Tenants' League
Bishop
his
expositions Christian religion. further a question:
wrong of
Mr.
ladies.
she
since years of two companion sixty
not
teachiug, in
travelling
who
Irishwoman,
an
some
the
her.
only contradicting but invading episcopal other, and pronouncing the Bishop of territory the same to be in territory heresy ? or conductors For if the missioners of in their sact'aQuiet Days' are right
Magazine.
its
from
J0060
leave
not without only but in spite
Church
same
the
of of
validity
1 in Mass' and hear saying does Bishop ?' And confessions their .intrusion a upon King sanction re diocese whose overseer distinctly the doctrine and probates they preach of confession, the as e. g., practices, advocate ? Is it not a which they to find ministers of curious anomaly
mental
and
steel.
the
the
before,
ing
the each
Tenants'
as
was
lady India
to
English Indian
is
missioners
Cathedral), into serious trouble with very any that "Iron its on account. patrons the and wheels still go over good, and beautiful that true, might spring Vae Viclis from human lives." ! iu the T.J. ii ebblewhite VaeVictis!
New
went
-the
ideas,
of One
Pounds.
is told story by the Journal. The Indian are about to be called upon sum of £100,000 which they
u
deceased
often of Bishops, missions When episcopal disapproval. retreats are and given in the diocese of Liverpool (say) by High Church of the diocese of Lincoln, clergy (say) sanction these does Bishop Ryle
questions of saving off afar than the (happier of the under shadows the and the like— to got itself
The
conflicting
Fortune
their for several possesion the proceeds of a legacy years, left by the wife one of the native who Princes, died upwards of thirty The years ago.
:
where,
every the
:
obedience.
a
the
apologists
cere
—
heathens heathens
says
A
romantic
to repay have in
whence ti e permissicn the orders, comes to exercise the conferred by powers orders A judge, a these ? magistrate, exercise in a can their -powers Bishop certain But tbe Anglican places only. use their anywhere and clergy powers
upon
and
much
these
Assuming,
through look
which
to
upon
pass Review
as
movement
imperceptible surrender of private complete ways and by making doubt a sin judgment, alone has the authority which it .from the power to grant it .and absolution, on
sea,
win
"
come,
A
Freeman's Governmeut
as
perplexing." the authority
least,
R.I.P.
Thousand
deuy to be are hundreds
certainly again, there
so,
regard
to
by ante and the out removing tracing which and still cedent wrong operative the man can has crushed brutewards truth of the Christ be made manifest too But the Church is with power.
My
;
Into
as
monial, c-unterfeit
tions
decided authoiitatively by t he church, is and the individual whose function it of choice and judgment is boino .freedom down unresistingly by the stringently-
rfjf
and
In
ornaments.
Claiming
clergy with
the
say
mere
necessity, tenet and clergy, and shams impudent of sham. a Only
logical
church
as
of the
—
:
the seek
to hard
ritual
are
to
London,
is directed and controlled. adherent; of The unfettered conscience liberty be under such must, circumstances, What is and what is up. right yielded all of is in matters belief, wrong,
holds
and
flint,
and
rite
hearts who have
brilliant
must
who to a certain agree the both Prelates above bit here and a bit there named a time manage and perhaps at the same with the what to believe, Universalists, If God be a both these Bishops deny. this state of things to God of truth, is,
;
—
of
of
modifications whoso men
a
Bishops
other
would
And
of the extent
little
penny and masses," misguided "poor, of outward show or by means
is
is of unbelief, absolve from sin is to vested power in the church. The church, exclusively and directs like a brain, thinks, great and controls the loyal and enunciates,
4
attractions
two-
but damn
Bishops
are
la the person of its deceased Holland mistress, now House, which passes into the hands of Lord Ilchester, loses one of its and most brightest
Archdeacon again, the and Universalist school. on the of eternal teach subject what both Bishop King and
true.
Congress
devise to draw
a
a
Royal
church,
is
Take,
punishment Bishop Ryle
equitable So
the
or
;
is
and these
His
afternoon from the Rev. Fanning of the Pro- Cathedral, that her Kensington, being pnrisu
—
avoided
more
wealth.
Church;
They
earnestly that leads the modern
question studiously
ever
same
Farrar
and clue
a
bo in
be right— one error yet both
what
Lincoln
in
invented both Now
vainly
deceit.
cannot
the scepticism have una o- hope manna or the skin thau I have
soberly
orthodox
of
all
no
came
Sunday Michael
1
moreover, impassible which is the to sin and
germ
.the
able
not
or
Lady Holland, feebler until grew the rapidly attack culminated in her death before shortly noon on Monday. She received the Holy Viaticum and Extreme Unction on
—
if
little
the Wales, uotified promptly who subsequently
to
It belongs. says there its sect has upon which truth and authority. of the first
most
that
say
the
for
change with
afterwards Shortly from telegramof inquiry the Prince of Highness of which was receipt
:
foud thing
to
his
changing Church
the
itself
considered
Its
is
snags
was
pain.
speaks " the teaching of Bishop Take King He 6ays it is tbe doctrine of Lincoln. of England. of the Church On the other hand, Bishop Ryle of Liverpool will
accumulating
letter
questioning. of belief
authority to and is, slumber, with an almost hedged about To chevaux-de-frise. doubt,
not
was
society
be
preteuce of the fiend. the contrary,
That
the
to
com it
it
it
Thus
any doctrines
Centennial
binds
rejects
two
im plated
—
at
which
to
are
.
matters
all
sect
greater harmony and tbe doctrines its but lay in its quiet of political economy, insistence but firm, upon principles contravene the very axioms of the which are so creeds which obviously becoming broken under and the fissured
sheer
Church can be brought into comparison the Protestant Churches can we with
Church hand it
by
manifested
;
no
within the few past Review has pointed contradictions in the so-called of England. In the issue at strikes the the hardest blow at
the
out
to
attributable between
direct
but
age,
time.
times Whitehall
the attended
though
worse
Several years the
oven
greater resisting power the Roman Church in its
faith
invulnerable the deliberative may, through infuse of Cardinals, vitality College hitherto into a quiescent dogma hut down of belief to fit there is no paring of an altered generation, the conceptions admission of former no error, penitent an
All
Farcesfailing,
.
lie
of
;
throws doubt upon of Protestantism. Magna Charta controversial like these reflections article. the of this outside scope I wished to show was that the
taking
not
they that
souls, tact
and
the But
unchanged,
seemingly for a day or all through
own
Church
cannot
wholly stubborn conceal the the the steudfastuess of a church, which them to more advanced .of profess the woman of the with scarlet identify their own insta mocks Apocalypse, bility,
spiritually
we attribute of strength and this, apparent superiority to the greater force and more vitality nature of its couviuciug dogmas ? Do the of Roman essential doctrines harmonise with eonCatholicism the
Where i>
so
deadened
torpor.
gigantic, ,"t
organisation which populations
and
materialistic
.
to
seems
religious
becoming
rapidly
benumbed
,
a
crowded
the
amongst are
as
alone
their
.
!
The
rapidly
it
and her
Queen
the
position
great
grief,
is Italy of the the more
attached
personally Father.
King
of
Oscar
has
given
laws into
desuetude.
to
of Sweden
very
pious,
Pope so
the and
as
causes
she is
Holy
Norway
most
to friendly reception the new Yicat Till Apostolic. lately criminal it was a offence to receive a into the Swedish Catholic subject Church. Sweden was the last country in the persecuting Europe to allow a
of the
Reformation
period
to fall
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The
of the
work
Post
Office-
received
The Postmaster-General issued
England Annual
of
the thirty-fifth the work
of the Post describing March 31. for the year ending. is to the Inland it With regard Service, that during the twelve months estimated
Report Office
there
have
been
delivered
the
in
which
United
increase number
packets, received
of
1,390
&c., Office increase of the previous
cheques, 8;700Z.
articles
in
covered
in
careless the affixed. been great variety the undelivered
and
ed a human skull, bad been sawn off; tree was a
all
frogs,
discovered,
which
plum pudding
Australia fonnd
three
had
impossibility whom it
in
still
its
was
a
tin
a
green mould
condition, had been sent to and previously,
owing the
two
were
petticoats,
at
mans
to
the
lad
to
1820
since
NTrv
vol
i
aKl
c+atiofirva
a
qpa
.
about
It is n notable 15,000,000. the 46 years from 3820 fact that during to 1866 were but two there years from when the arrivals 1833 and 1854 —
'
—
of Spjcimens and packets
not aud did Great Britain Ireland from of all the rest exceed the total From 1866 onward Europe combined. has one year however, only (1870)
number of British immi large in the United States arriving came from the rest of Europe. of arrivals, The percentages by decades, from were the United Kingdom shown
a
grants than
pair of stays, packet of tobacco. a
and a leg of mutton, a rabbit with two In another stuffed 4-7 27; 11821-30, 52-85; 1831-40, and tobacco a pipes, tobacco, > coll, ,1841-50, 61-15; 1851-60, 51-51; the whole piece of bacon, being wrapped 3 861-70, 44-88 ; 1871-80, 33 6 per cent, In the parcels up in a lady's jacket. the For the whole of Europe, without as to in transit contrary stopped regula United the Kingdom, percentages found a cat, a squirrel, tion was pigeons, 16 04 1831-40 wele 1821-30, a cuckoo, musk lizards, dormice, suakes, 32-09 ; 35-47; 1841-50, 1851-60,42.9 ; not aud moles, all to mention rats, alive, 43-51 '46-121861-70, ; 1871-80, one or two other parcels containing The percentages of arrivals from Europe, dead doge and cats, the repair During of the United have outside Kingdom, van in use on a Cornish of a Post Office without increased apparent consequently a 51. in a note, railway dilapidated check the 6ix decades during given. was found behind one of the condition, the eight from 1881 to During years with the assistance of the panels, and, of arrivals from the 1888 the percentage of the Bank of England, authorities to United Kingdom dropped 28'64, was to jits owner after returned grateful while those from Germany rose to 28 4, of a lapse 1.2 the dote when years from from Norway and Sweden, to 11-05, to the In July, it was committed post. to 567, 'and. from all from Italy Europe was made 1888, complaint that a outside of the United to Kingdom a 50/ Bank registered letter, containing 62 52, while all European as a arrivals, at a country note, had not been received -advanced to 91-16 cent. whole, per after careful no and, village, inquiry, of immigration The heaviest was year trace could be found of the missing! when 788,992 from 1882, immigrants or of its letter contents. seven Nearly the lightest, all countries arrived 1823 afterwards months a lady residing were but 8,265. when the arrivals the same in to happened village one of a number open large of newspapers which had been delivered a prolonged absence at her bouse during an& Jnteteotonial from were about to be home, and which a
:
Dr. :
Gronin
the base
influencing
affairs.
was
It
a
A continued. she saw several
being
are
has
woman
that
testified
enter Luter's on the gentlemen cottage to evening of the murder, and, stopping followed she heard blows struck, listen, of a the moans sounded like by what man.
dying Jem
has
Smith
the
in
stakes Slavin.
a
offered
Lord
to
referring that the cludes reform
the
Irish
Liberal
paymeot in
finish
a
the
he
question
of members and House of Lords.
commenting of
objections
of
some
said in
now
programme
Standard,
most
increase with
to
to
fight
November 14. London, a crowded Rosebery addressed of Liberals After yesterday.
meeting
drastic on
the
the fore
visitors the regarding of a seventh visit A ustraliuu proposed worth considers the objections eleven, that is and says less, England by no means of Australian cricketers. weary of Italy left Rome King Humbert
English
on a visit to On yesterday Imspurk. the way he met the Emperor of Germany the town of Monza, near Milan. at to Their proceeded Majesties Imspurk, the capital of Tyrole, where the Emperor
of Austria
be met.
will
the
on
situation
political Speeches have been made at Liverpool Mr. Hicks-Beach and
of the of the dissentient fusing the Tories. Liberals with Messrs. Parks & Wolf, proprietors of the Mining Record and James Marie the
urged
have been blackmailing charged with the Transvaal The evidence Co.. brought forward the Police has justified Magi strate
in
the
committing
accused
for
trial.
J.
L. has
list,
champion his
announced
Peter
fight
the
Sullivan,
to willingness the colored of £25,000
Jackson, for
champion,
a
pugi
purse
dollars.
i
.
!
!
,
>
:
;
i
;
!
j
1
j
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!
jFamgn
|
unopened,
destroyed
from
dropped
between
and
the
letter
folds
the
of
the
once it
slipped; returned was thus
to the addressee. delivered A very and one to objectionable practice, likely occasion to the risk and disappointment is the growing of habit sender, trnns-
duly
money
in
various,
articles
but
post.
mass
be dropped was
into
informed
the
sacred
that,
but
(From
Ganges, unless
ho
th
e
Daily
and
!
1
limit
the
weight
National Library of Australia
of.
the
parcel
to
f
The Stevedores
!
lightermen of pay.
November
London,
have
under struck
to
the
an-i:nc
men
declare
reuse
that the con
replying for them to makd impossible cessions asked for in view oF4he of foreign countries? If petition is
the
service, the recess sider the
to
Owing
the
6trike
finding
its
operations
the
Premier the
stated
that
Government
question
of
of a four-weekly Rev.' Mr. Nobbs,
time
Caledonia terday. and two
the that be
company and blocked;
he will
Five it
com
v
to they'df.ato ure concessions, agreed a formidable amount of tradft'will alienated from the port of London.
brilliant
was gathering Ladv made the Beniamin which was presentation, acknowledged in feeling terms by Lady Loch. Sir Henry Parkes has received a from the Premier of Tas telegram mania on the subject of his federation The Tasmanian proposals. Premier that the federal the opinion expresses scheme of Sir Henry is much larger is but than thinks it necessary, is to have a necessary parliamentary conference on the subject. Brisbane, November 14. In the House of Assembly to-day, in the course of a debate on the sub of the Postmaster General's ject pro the Torres Straits mail posal regarding
large present.
during
would
con
a
fortnightly service.
The more
The terday,
is is
ployed
with
In the mean from preach
be restrained
on
them. Mr.
the'-
noon,
escaped.
hopeful directors
and Broken
when
November strike
now
14. looks
towards a settlement. at the Hill arrived yes a conference was held at Hill office in the after proposals
were
made' for
Sleath and
interests of such
no.
greatly
in
assaults town
the
streets
who
miners,
the
on
are
will at
is
are
miners'
disapproved part of the a hope that
expressed
of the
the
;
the
watching
has
repetition Business
still
is
has
conduct and
union,
,
occur.
stand-
a
\
with well be
thronged
generally
haved and quiet. Mr. Patton is to arrive expected here to-day from Adelaide." The Share is quiet. Market Brokens are Blocks £5 14s. 9d., £72, British Block £11 14's Centrals £8 18s., 5s., Junctions £4 £2 Norths 12s., 5s.,
£7
Souths
8d.
9s.
<
November 15. A farewell banquet to Governor Sir Henry Loch was held iu the Townliall last night. were Four hundred guests Sir the retiring Banjamin, present. Sir H. Loch Mayor was in the chair.
Melbourne,
thanks in returning to the toast of his health referred to the great progress that had been made in the colony dur ing his term of office. Mr. David Christie well-known journalist,
oy Mr. well-known to the Corpora
etchings,
the
for presentation of Adelaide, which
artist,
tion native Mr.
'
is
city. J.
G. Dougherty, and station agent,
stock
the
Murray,
leaves Adelaide He has charge
to-day for Denmark. of twelve magnificent Mortimer Mempes,
the
artist's
the well-known died
Suddenly
November
Sydney, Dr.
the
McKinlay,
tist,
and
the
manners
most
died
gines,
15. scien
celebrated
celebrated and customs
on
authority of the
abori
yesterday.
last murdered Hunter, who in July his daughter at the suffer Glebe while delerium has been ing from tremens, not found on the of guilty ground He has been ordered to insanity. bo detained the Governor's during pleasure. In connection in which robbery,
with Mr.
the Arcade lost Trenlow of jewellery, Michael and Richard Galloway,
£900 West,
worth
Lewis, cerned
jointly charged in the robbery for trial.
alias
with
con
being been
have
com
connection
with the case of supposed to have been who afterwards1 was Lunatic' at Asylum writ has been issued on Australian Mutual Pro
Geddes,who was and drowned, found in the a Adelaide, behalf of the
vident
Society,
William
aga.inst
Geddes and Susannah Geddes, claiming £6000 damages for fraudulent misre of a presentation claim under two policies
of insurance.
November
Adelaide, is
Everything Broken Hill.
morning at agreement between
An
Companies and the accep.tod unanimously The
look
men
their
15.
this
quiet
the
Union
has been
both
on
sides.
the
of acceptance as a great victory. now and work settled, to be resumed to, day
upon
proposals
is Everything was arranged
(Friday.) took
Shares
an
upward
Brokens are yesterday. Block 14's £12 Is. Block British £6 6s. Centrals The usual
£2
9s.
Junctions
tendency 8s. £79 10's £6 4s. £9 lis. £5 9s. 6d.
Proprietary Company pay their dividend this month notwith
standing.
for ago Mr. Brycc moved the holders of Civil List and tho return has just been pensions, " issued a'a a A Parliamentary paper. " name that suggests (says the Times") a
convicts from New escaped landed near Townsville yes Three of them were arrested
Adelaide, Broken Hill
have miners em non-unionist Block tar 14, by throwing and otherwise molesting
the
Some tim'j
explana
an
spirit
There
sides.
the throughout will end to-day. out committed
feeling the strike
them
over
both
women
on
Norths
ing.
Steam Navigation
The General
Go.
for
presented this souvenii-. diamond
was a
the furnish Bishop tion of his transactions.
13.
of the
pressure
13.
whose finan cial transactions have been lately ex from Nor posed by the press, arrived folk Island He intends to yesterday.
News.)'
FOREIGN.
j
'
could
A
instead
j
sent
were Four sovereigns of crushed six grapes, of tobacco, and ten shilliugs mixed up with smashed eggs and but ter. A native of in India, residing in a wish, London, expressed Septem to ber, 1888, to send by parcel post India the ashes of his cremated brother,
by parcel, found in a in a packet
to-
with
The
.
had
Loch
Lady morning
j
into which it newspaper, while in the post. Sho at to the it Post Office, and
mitting
ftelegrants.
j
Some
In
November
Melbourne,
:
';
general that
rages
INTERCOLONIAL.
;
1
a
colon)'
mitted
j
!
is
amicable
most on
to-day.
by Sir. M. Goseheu, who Exchequer
Chancellor
—
j
to
view
and
untrue,
knowingly a
and was dishonourable deception, of giving rise the means to a violent outburst of boycotting. of the court for the trial The sittings of the men charged with the murder of
for
money
was
Immigration,
1 QQQ
to
the ladies' dress-improver, of made for ladies' up bair Lead-gear in the museum in which may be seen these various articles find a temporary The o/sonae resting-place. composition was In at Christmas peculiar. parcels one
there tbo old
had Mr.
we
1876
of the immigration before 1820, available estimated but it is that the numbers from the close of the Revolution to that From about 250,000. 1820 year were the arrivals amounted to 1881 inclusive
good
years back way of tracing addressed.
living
The chief of the American Bureau of has published a return show Statistics ing the approximate foreign immigration 1820 into United from the States
which
thirty
account
still
said
D
American
As usual, have been dis
another, alive. In
last
was
settlement. A was manifested
and
evident
correspond One parcel contain the crown of which
parcels.
they
under packhim from in landed,
evidence
made with debate on Irish
The
cash, value of
in
way
fitched
—
aud to the bills, About loose postage 58.000 found detached from letters, were
stamps to owing bad they
ence
contained
1812
that 1862
Deaths was and if and I'wanted know if there I not lot me for need know Mr. H the,, and oblige money D— ."
Letter
them
of
war
man
w
h
14,286,835, showing an for 850,178 on the number were No less than 28,330 letters year. without posted any address whatever, and
the
in
they country but the him he was
from R
parcels,
was
went
Illinois
of ..business has resulted. of letters, bookpost-cards, newspapers, the Returned
in
the
James,
the
was
let cprious following from shows, Indiana,
—
that
/
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in
ingham
new
fair
the
he
has meet effort any in remunera demand to result likely tive business. For Foreign and Colonial been and a Parcel Post has extended,
Every
received part of the
lately
—
manner.
satisfactory been made to
ter
his continuing before the Timesthe that declared commission, Parnell in the House of Mr.
Henry on
statement of Commons
and re removed.
box, was,
it
confi writer, great of the Department powers " to know if Dear Sir, I waut you, -J) I know of G anything wanted and hiB son to know henry and if for you know any thing of him let me know
have been opened in 399 returns it From the latest that about three million patterns appears sent in 'the and samples were course of The number of parcels posted the year. a
ones.
dence
offices
in
The
young on
places.
increased
Sir speech Parnell
them she permitted however, and successfully hatched five
year, to remain,
2,362,990,000 letters, being increase of 3 7 per and an cent., of 62.77 each person. The to average letters was number of registered 11,001,of 17 New 085, an .increase per cent.
has
nest
This
an
the
in placed when
were
her
built
Kingdom
post
on
letter
of the
demands
the
to
strikers.
box, of the farm of Whitepark, dastle Doug built a tomtit three las, has, for years, her nest. In the years 1887 and 1888, she persistently the letters pushed out vate
accede
to
obliged
Office
No
facilities.
was
has just
him offer could further application In a pri the subject. entrance near, the front
Post
the
lllbs, no
a
return
of
odd thoughts,
all
ocurring
in
Government
a
is
of that Mr. Joseph who has £100 a year 4 in Stevonson, consideration of his services in connection with historical literature.' we This, suppose is the Rev Father Stevenson, pension
S.J.,
list,
a deserving certainly tho Jesuit probably only of a pension from receipt State."
scholar,
avowedly a
but in
Protestant
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Cuff
Sale Rooms
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ERY,
CO.
JOHN
(LIMITED.) AND
WIN
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AND
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.
.
:
have
now
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landed
Free Goods Stores Essex and Cliff Streets.
ships
'W.
:
meats,
Australian
Agency, Australia
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FIRE,
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&
SPIRIT.
able
COMPANY &
(Limited.)
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TERMS
ON
BONDED
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i
J.
BOWRA,
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and
CLOCK,
MAKER,
DIAMOND
Mawaydsij
BEGS
to
SOCIETY
more
Mr.
adjoining
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Hymus's
,
hand. made
Wedding Rings Time payments .
Howick
to order
taken.
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JOHN
the
opposite
Street,
Edward
&c.,
tlie (namely, on PREMIUM
Liabilities)
FORCE,
IN
may be regarded of its kind TION New
Business
as
in
of numerous friends the undersigned begs he is about to add
to
.
UNDERTAKING
conducted in
inexpensively
town
building
and
expeditiously country.
aud
31st
December,
BUSINESS LARGEST in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to
SISTERS
OF
R
D.
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have
—
TERMS
For
10
under
5 guineas per quarter, years, be paid i.u advance. Music emd singing, 2 guineas.
Entrance Children
10
over
"Fou
from
nil
arising. Blood
Blood
monials. each
Life."
the
warranted
impurities For Scrofula,
Vendors Tun
Lincoln
Co.,
Lincoln,
Sold in Chemists
the blood to cleanse cause from whatever and Skin Scurvy, Sores
of
received,
37s
Gd, size
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year
by
w.
J-
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we
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&
'
2nd
feet,
CO.,
800
a Australian, large to the Public at the Also 27s Gd. Austrian
shipment
of
from
;
;
1889?
800
low size.
large Tables
be drawn
as
soon
money
WIRE
undermentioned Chairs, Toilet
To
8s.
WOVE prices We are
1st
Prize—
;
;
'
2nd Prize 3rd
Prize
is
as the whole subscribed.
of
the
BLOCK
:
lis Gd Jar rah and Washstands, full IGs, single, l()s Gd ; Spring-seated full size Mattresses, IGs Couches covered in 12s Gd single, Polished Jarrah Chests of from 45s made, from GOs. Cretonne, Drawers, splendidly Gold and 5s White and Gold Gd. White and Saucers, per doz.; 5s Cups Plates, Dining from 22s Gd other 17s Gd full size Bedsteads, and all lines of Household from Tables, low prices. Our Kauri Bedroom of Furniture at equally Suite, pine consisting Wardrobe, Toilet and Towel at £15 be Chest Drawers, Waslistand, 10s, cannot Table, Rail, large in the colonies. excelled We willgive cash To parties about fcr giving up housekeeping you the highest price without Furniture, annoying delays. your work. Office .-Furniture and Estimates and old a speciality Fittings given for new Furniture and of Household repaired, re-polislied re-upholstered, equal Every description
making
UNION,
ART
MONSTER
POLISHERS,
MANUFACTURERS, AUCTIONEERS, &c.
offer
JJEAD1NG JJOOM.
JJAILWAY
BEDDING
BROKERS,
which
single Palliasses
—
—
„
bottles, and Midland
2s.
Patent Sole
to
new.
COUNTRY
its kinds, of testi
all
Thousands
everywhere. and
—
BLOOD
WORLD-FAMED is
by
fe
£31,250,000. one
BAZAAR
UPHOLSTERS,
;
8 guineas
years,
is
and Diseases, marvellous. are
effects
in
OF LAND (1J acrq Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which, is erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage ; whole worth £765. Winner £25.
Pony,
to
select
&c.,
saddle,
to
value
value
of
£10.
:
the
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
and
ORGANISA
;
quarter.
.
per
to
£4.
Fee,
size
full
children,
just
WE MATTRASSES,
GERALDTON.
t/JJ
OFt
FURNISHING.
G E R S
MAKERS,
CABINET
FURNITURE
JOSEPH,
iVrM'ip)
BENNION,
FURNITURE
CENTRAL
SCHOOL.
ST.
PERTH.
over
SOCIETY,
over
1888,
transacted
ever
PARTIES
TO
NOTICE
WHOLESALE
BOARDING
WIMBRl;
MANAGER.
etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
CONVENT
addressed
SOCIETY
ASSURANCE and STRONGEST
FRED.
REILLY,
Perth,
Street,
Jirici
ot'isrqnv
Officer.
or
PHILIP Mackie-
Medical
FUNERAL
and to his FURNISHING, business. carpentering Funerals
LIFE For
Chief
ASSURANCE
ended
l
i
LIFE
Year
for
in
Chairman,
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THE
the request and others, announce that
be
to
HAY-STREET
of
excess
OTHER LIFE the LARGEST the World.
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EXCEEDS
AT
i
letters
&e.
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Esq.,
Scott,
EQUITABLE
REFORM-
done
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INSURANCE
FUNERAL
ASSURANCE THE U.S.
Alex. F.R.G.S., Forrest, Esq., W. Sandover, Esq. W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C.,
SURPLUS
IN
Hall
Town
'
9d.
and
lis
Medicine Proprietors
Counties
Drug
England.
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TO.
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:
.anyftlpgl of Perth.
DIRECTORS:—
.
on
BRANCH
PERTH
part
PIONEERCARRIAGEWORKS.
LIFE OF
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business
L.
THE
&c., Customers
in
.
All
WATCH
JEWELLER,
his numerous to inform he has that Removed extensive premises nearly
any
premises.
-
JOHN
WOOi)(at in
delivered
the
on
5
.
FIRE
ctiaiges.
ALSp— CORN-CRUSHING
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PACKENHAM-STREET,
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cut
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y
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and Tin.
notice
manner
ALSO—
MERCHANTS
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AND
on
descriptioD order!
to
hand.
-
;
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STREET
UNDERTAKING
on Allotments Building from £21 ; Perth, Fremantle, £10. Claremont,
in
£30
general
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—
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of
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and
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OF
—
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field,
NEXlUl'E
all
COMMERCIAL
tomatoes,
lload.
Richmond,
AND
.
tins,
2ft
fruits,
Streets.
Swanbourne, John, Ellen,
Hampton
prepared
.
Lincoln
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RECORD/
A.
TO
fruits
green
THE
'
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Charles,
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pie
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-Murray,
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tins.
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JOHN McCLEERY. sale has for private FREEHOLD WITH PROPERTIES, AND WITHOUT BUILDINGS
PERTH.—
2ft
beef dessert
vegetables, &c. asparagus,
Sale.
Sugar, and
MARINE.
Younger in on
Teas,
Co.
AND
LIFE,
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ift
chicago Queensland
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Ketutl. Street
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10s.
KEYLESS at
J.
GALLE'S,
LEVER
Albany
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HARNESS,
BARRACK PERTH.
IRONMONGER.
STREET. ;
a
complete,
CORNET,
A first-class attachment.
In
forms
case
bargain.
are
T. BRYAN.
Helena Steamer
Railway,
(Near
a assortment of Arcadia, splendid Fishing .Tackle comprising— Kirby Bent-Blue Hooks, Single Hooks, Tin'd Gut Gut Hooks, Blue Hooks, Double
BY
Hotel.)
3S
NOVEMBER.
Hemp
ROBERT
Lines,
Assorted Sinkers, Split 'Rods, Fishing jointed, Cork Floats, Bamboo Rods, Fishing Reels for fishing extra rods, Fishing and
.
Baskets,
a
of
variety
Crab
for fishing, requisities Irons and Handles.
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%
Baskets,
.1
:-Clothes
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and
of
Spurs.
Butchers' Ba'sketsj Picnic Flower Roller. Baskets, Baskets, Market French Baskets,. .Baskets, and a of Useful and Baskets, variety Fancy Baskets.
Plumb
Bricklayers'
Cutlery,
Bellows, Brushes,
House
Stove
White
Wash
Brushes,
Paint
Brushes,
House
the
Addresa
held
late at
of
both
—
the
Messrs.
H,
October
Perth,
&
and
)
North
the
for
WATSON
Roebourne
West,
TEE,
Tools. with for
extra
17 1889,
Hotel,
Guildford.
a
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splendid
.-
Murray
the opposite Station.
Directly
Per
Street,
Convenience
Every
Perth.
best
the and
Beers,
Good
fob
Visitors.
.
Only
Railway
jf
brands in
kept;
spirits
stoyk.
and
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Wines,'
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OUT
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..
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at
£1.
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filled
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Location,
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Dec.
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300.
to
apply
particulars
ACHBUILDER,
OPEN.
NOW
from
to
BEGS generally NESS in.
HIPPER
From
Public BUSI
.
ALL
REPAIRS A
etc.
Waggons,
Carts,
NEATLY
TRIAL
6d.
;
Afternoon. From
EXECUTED.
to
2.30
Admission,
5.
Skates and
6d.,
Is.
From
8 to 10. Admission,
6d.;Skates
Is.
select Wednesday," Is. Skates Is. Admission, ;
and
Monday evenings.'
MORNING.
SATURDAY:
EVERY
Gala
Prize
.
LOWEST in.
respectable at the
part
By
.
POSSIBLE any
notice
shortest-
most
manner,
of
Children.
for
FRANK
ALLUM,
J.
Perth,
July
and 15,1889.
CHIPPER. Murray-streets.
'
botherham
dOD' O
teed
twoyears,
HUNTER at
J.
silver
LEVERS, Giiaran CALLE'S, Albany.
National Library of Australia
try
to
1
having before your eyes prepared for those who combat for Christ." Pius IX. of —
NOVEMBER
THURSDAY,
ASSOCIATION
OF
1889.
21,
SACRED
the
not
unusual for undertakings of a period begun- in the fervour of excitement to lack stability. Under the testing strain of time and a practical working, many is
gave
a
mission,
they
set
up this
at
there,
its
hardly, when Months
than
if
at
all, were
they
exactness.
-
intrinsic
advantages the
faithful
until
the
worth not
were
and -put
sacred humanity of the Eternal the fulness of
And
2
generally gratulated
the:
as
"
members, to -be
speakingare'
con
their upon regularity it remains add to a only of reminder word to the Officers that they be not found A most important rule wanting.
less
and go, and come opened. each. Sunday of General Com as munion the male and approaches female members of the guilds, with and in regularity edifying them consoling numbers, prepare selves for the gathering round the
its
assumed In that
devotion it vely Catholic deserves the support met with the during we trust will past two years, which not fail it in the years to come. The lasting success of the Association will depend upon the continual of its out rules with carrying
first'
in this of the
month,
regard Council and if
slackness
cording
it
to
membrance: Sacred a
of God ; because the which the Eternal the humanity was of
It follows from all this that the Association of the Sacred Heart established in the diocese as is a work of the deepest im religious Taken as a work of faith, portance. as a modern mis againstprotest belief and unbelief or as an exclusi
close,
confraternity. And now years of trial we find has the. place good work begun been discon The various branches and tinued. of their guilds keep up the fervour first the present impulse; and, at
heart
humanity
dwelt the Person Son of God in all His Godhead."
pious two upon that in no
are
coun
—
-
the
whole Word God.
the wherever, throughout FF. Boyle and McEnroe
a enjoins of Officers
rule
once
been
this
on
was
the —
has
there
meeting a
any
Ac
point.
of
so
re worthy Rev. Director and Treasurer
"The
Prefect, Secretary The Rev. Director form the Council. three add two or Heads of may Guilds if he wishes to do- so. The Council will meet about once a of month for the purpose looking over the attendance-books ; they will examine the and accounts of the transact any othor business Association." Another rule worth
new
Perth. great before
with great cogency missionaries came. The with which the devotion was
welcomed by the Catholic and th e perse veran ce con gregations, with which it has on the whole been once
has to do with keeping in memory the most convenient way of warning associates who absent them the from selves meetings. They to be admonished are if they keep
since sustained, is a splendid witness true of faith in the cardinal th e subdogma of Christianity liine of the Incarnation. mystery belief in the dogma is a Right
notice from previous away without of the two consecutive meetings Association. The greatest under are takings brought to a successful issue in proportion to the patience exercised in what concerns them, in of detail. For matters this:
of the Catholic sign spirit. From the earliest ages it has been assailed by almost every conceiv able form of False heresy/ teachers in the contentious east, and with subtle, proud strange tormented the church, teachings and scandalised the faithful with their heresies touching the person,
5s.
Manager. '
\
from
the
LAND.
from
£3
Harbour,
per from
501ks.
lots,
Post
k.g.s. Price, Land within
overlooking
including
2 miles acre.
£2
of
South per
frontagemile
One
depth. Office,
£20,
the
;
we have the rules which continuance of the Association. manifest that
reason
humanity
and
Monothelites said He had but There is no end to the of religious error outside vagaries the pale of the Catholic Church. who her Among those reject one
in
"
.
or the divinity of Arius assailed His God head ; Nestorius contended He had a human ; person Monophosites confused His natures two in one,
,
Buiding 2751ks.
Hay
1
;i
colony.
Moderate.
DONALD
from
Sale
on
ALBANY Terms
name
resist
Christ.
Roberto.
Professor
Skates
PRICES, the
the
or
on
in the
reward
purpose, and iniquity
and
in"'your.
sure
EVENING.
MUSIC. and
the
warmth
and Children Free. Skates
Ladies
12, for
Admission
SOLICITED.
Undertaking
indefatigable undaunted, spirit evil with pood, conquer
—
tlic
public patronage.' Vehicles of all descriptions on hand and' made to order, vix., American Waggons, Express Waggons,- B uggies, Spring, Traps, urays,
10 to
only.
that he has STARTED the above branches, and hopes attention to business and good by strict to solicit a fair share of workmanship,
..
P.C.
ft:
Be
words devout
;
&c„ to
announce
WL.
with
at
WHEELWRIGHT,
UNDERTAKER
.
'i
But
STRICKLAND.
0
III.
Gregory
!i
morning. ON
J)
St.
altar of the Lord. The of the worship Heart not indeed was devotion in the diocese of
pERTH pALACE J1NK
rata.
pro
A.C. B.C.
,
£250
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comfort,
R
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1st Horse 2nd 3rd
V.M.
Sylvester Virgilius
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11
earnest
.
the
<
PERTH
St.
)Z
time,
attentive
an
Ostler.
1S90
WED.
diocese,
-
.
.iv
»,
Catherine
St.-
Manning:
taking
that gazed upon # the face of men while He dwelt / amongst them was the face of God; and the hands that cleansed the1 the hands of God; the leper were that opened the ear of the finger deaf was the of God; the finger feet, that Mary kissed in her repen tance were the feet of God ; the hands that were, bound with cords the hands of God; the were hands and feet that nailed to the V were were cross the hands and feet of God ; the Blood that was shed for the redemption of the world was the Blood of God; and the heart that was the cross pierced upon
.
St.
known,
Proprietor.
Terms, Cash. LEVI GREEN,, Cash Ironmonger,
mongery.
BREZSnsrK
ES-
Bicycle Wheels, and. Perambulators, assortment of General Iron
fittings
MON.
and in in the and "The
learned
tenance
has gone on commencement ended Such, ingloriously. has not been the fate of however, our devout Association of the Sacred Heart. It is exactly two since the Association was years established in Perth by the Vincentian Fathers. As is generally
'
ambulators
\
noble and
Cossack.
Guildford
Bass Brooms etc. etc. Sad Brushes, or Box Flat Charcoal Irons, Irons, Galvanized Screws and Hails Roofing, Russian and .Washers. Glue, Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Glue, Tinmen's Tin'cl Rivets, Ears, Range Cocks for Galvanized Iron Tanks, Files, Carpenters'
P.M. Clement after XXIV. Whitsunday (5th Sun. of Nov.) the John of St.
28:— THUR.
It
S M IT
Street, Hotel Railway
Agent
Wholesale
Shoe
Bassinette
'
V.M.
HEART.
O B E RT
(Near
Saws, Emery Sausage.and Mincing Sharpeners, Williams (Pipe Machines, Brand,) :'Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives, Brooms,
Blessed-
be
Barrack
for
Hair
St
SUN.
the
was Note
R
Irons
Table.
SAT.
Cecilia
Harness.
igiT
Knife
.
will
otherwise
or
Show Society's best collection
the
for.
Whips,
Brushes, Harness Oils,
and promptness. PRIZE at the
care
FIRST
and
Saddlery
Circular
sharpening
<
by post
Agricultural
Guildford,
first
a
Skins.
Clippers,
obtained
R.S. W.A,
for
including
.Hostelry, Chamois
Scrapers, etc. All orders sent with all executed
Lay
Bricklayers' Hod Pins, Wheels Emery
Lorries.
or
Sponges,
Levels,
Tubes, Spare Level, ing Hammers, Line and
Saddles, and al1. requisites
Combs, Blacking,
T Hinges, Hat and Butt. Hinges, Coat remark Hooks, Frame Pulleys, Box wood ably cheap"; Rules, Spirit Levels,
23.— 24.—
26'.— TUES.
varied Carriage Saddles Girls' Saddles and. Saddles, Jockey
and
Boys'
Bridles,
Pilches, Horse Clothing; class Stable
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Hamel was defeated by fourteen his recent with Mr. John contest for the mayoralty of Albany.
Athletic
A.
Club's contested;
well
not
out
were
petitors unusual
number
on Saturday Most of the com
sports and
there
of form, of walkovers.
was
of the diocesan annual retreat last at 8 p.m. commenced evening by nis Lordship being conducted Bishop. The
Splendid
when
in
Mr.
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Color-Sergeant. his promotion,
and
of drill, of his
knowledge the
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interest
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must
pay
I
his
expenses is rather too of the palate
to Perth. This to the acceptable city pedestrian, and, unless he discards such Lambe cannot the a claim condition, It is preposterous to ex championship. to pay the expenses to Perth pect Sullivan of every in a remote of the man portion colony have a at him. If who wishes to peg Lambe he is more than a match for thinks let him to come Perth, and Sullivan, up wrest the laurels from on the Sullivan where Sullivan has won them. ground is not to Sullivan Lambe's ex likely pay unless the champion is thirsting penses, for match and has of to a plenty money but Sullivan will no doubt ac spare, comodate the Albany athlete if he deigns Of if to come. course Lambe expresses his to meet the Perth man willingness in the and his own city pay expenses, refuses to contest— and then Sullivan well, in that case, the will be championship Lambe's."
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that
he comes rich to be
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delivered a very impressive sermon. There was a large congregation present, all of whom he requested to make a of having the rosary said in their practice homes at night. He announced that the to of his visit the district was to object the foundation stone of the new lay which he would do on the convent, He said ho regretted following Sunday. not able to attend the meeting of being the Catholic Young Men's Society held that as he had to return to evening, Geraldton. had a special As you on the reporter and as you will have received a ground, of the proceedings in connection report the ceremony of laying the foundayrith stone tion of the convent referred to, before letter not reaches it is my you, that I should forward necessary you an account of what took on the place occasion. A good deal of sickness is prevalent. The Bishop, accompanied by Fr. Long, will start for Perth about Tuesday next. November 12th.
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On behalf of the Building Committee, thank those persons I sincerly by whom success assistance to make the affair a was so rendered I beg to ex generously indebtedness to the press the committee's in officials for the kind way railway which they did their duty on the occasion and on behalf of the Green referi'ed to I Society, ough Catholic Young Men's to thauk. in a public those desire manner, so much assis gentlemen who rendered and for tance in preparing the address it and the silver trowel in time warding to His for presentation Lordship Bishop time we Gibney. Hoping that the next out here some means invite the public them from the will be at hand to convey and on to the ground, railway landing will be provided for all that refreshments ;
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Societies, PERTH
C.Y.M.
SOCIETY.
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The
usual
Society
weekly on held
was
Thursday
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Correspondent.
absence of two His years the of Perth Lordship Bishop again landed at Geraldton on Thursday nightweek. He was met by the Rev. Fathers anu on Brereton, Jbriday Long and at and officiated Rosary evening Benediction before a large congregation. On Monday, accompanied by Father for Mt. Erin and he set out Brereton, the kindly roof spent a few days beneath After
Correspondent. from various Seeing reports places in the colony, week after week in published the columns of the Record, I am surprised Jarrahdale does that your. correspondent not send you contributions a little more Your valuable than he does. frequently circulation in this dis paper hies a large trict and it would be gratifying to the to read subscribers here something of cannot local A correspondent interest. in these times, plead,1 -Especially scarcity of new.; here is in full swing. Everything There k -is a number of hands great and these, employed at the two mills, and construct the repairing together tyith with labour. supply many ing of: lilies, men are in Over -i\£brty engaged line from "The the Rocky extending nine to "Thirty Brook," Landing" of about three miles. which is 'a distauce here from six to The" ''wages ranges the twelve Certainly shillings per day. fair, pretty but, owing to the pay seems for groceries charged &c., in high pribe
resDectfully.
vours
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Greenough,
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Will me the permit through you thanks to medium of your paper to return of Greenough and all others the people of laying the who attended the ceremony of the Convent on foundation stone new 10th Novem the Back Flats on Sunday, Sir,
;
Is
of the ceremony stone of the new
Greenough, recently performed have been forwarded us by Gibney, by Dr. We well-wishers. are deeply as many for the to these correspondents indebted to trouble they have not hesitated put them behalf. selves to in the Record's Inasmuch, in contained as the information however, is almost identical, though each contribution in words, we have decided, given in different to of our office, with the custppj accordance
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for event. There is some auspicious about this thing quite refreshing piece of such a long news, after of depres spell as this district has experienced. sion Once get the Gwalla and the Melbourne then no company's mines in full swing, doubt Northampton will look up again, His Lordship, us Bishop Gibney, paid a visit this week, arriving here on last Monday, and leaving for the port on the his following Wednesday. During to he stay, Lordship's preached large attendances both riioming and afternoon. I hear that the Bishop was much very the singing with of the pupils pleased of the Sisters of St. Joseph. We have been experiencing very in this district the strange weather during It has been wintry in the past fortnight. fullest and as cold moaning of the word as I asked an old July weather. any settler who had been in this district five nearly thirty years if he remembered like and his answer was an it, anything emphatic "no." Nov. 15. the
this
non-exis
were
sure, of the
cm
,
regular he
property, instructed n" mnlfA uianu
tnat nope character
similar
a
fact. accomplished of this valuable purchasers an have syndicate, English Mr. S. Mitchell of this town to
an
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it."
before Ho
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has been inter Miss Von Finkelstein viewed by one of our Perth contemporaries herself in the following and expressed to the Irish race and terms with regard "The Irish oriental its origin: people me of the that remind have many customs wake." The the Phoenicians— notably are names very Ryan and McCarthy names to some I know, similar Egyptian Irishman of the typical and the style the above mentioned very much resembles she said of Perth race." Speaking " situated when I wake in your beautifully I fancy myself in Palestine, of Perth city Your and balmy is the air. so soft city of tall avenues gumtrees greatly please me. I think this will be a and surprise of the climate by reason popular colony are that and the prospects opening out
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Perth Catholic Such Young Men's Society. persons but they were not might be good athletes, nor honourable With genuine sportsmen. the spirit which actuated the Greeks in the not imbued. The days of old, they were of the the ambition Olympic, Pythian, the Nemean and the Isthmian was unmixed with any idea of gain. Not even held out of them cups were gold or silver as the In recognition guerdon of victory. of their received triumphs, they only of wreaths wild or olive, pine, parsley of palm. as laurel or branches Thoy felt, Tom Moore in verse, that had written the laurel Less dear growing, untouched and blowing, Alive,
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other desirous the hours" in the of promoting "eight Institute. was held at the Mechanics' city, Mr. Dur Neelands the chair. occupied rules, which had ing the evening the drafts Mr. been by the hon-secretary, prepared few with a were and Byatt, discussed, Mr. Neelands amendments, were adopted. President was elected unanimously as first Mr. J. Vice the Elliott, of League, Hon and Mr. Byatt, Secretary. president, which was very respectable, The, meeting, included 'and attended, numerously from the Lumper's Uuion, delegates Fremantle.
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tendered of the
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In one of my reports, a few months ago, I intimated that it was thought probable that the then on for negociations going the of the Gwalla purchase mining would be brought to a successful property and I am now to state that issue, glad
The
last.
meeting the Vice
of
this
of evening President 20 members
and about occupied the chair, Messrs. J. W. were Sullivan, present. J. were Welsh, Murphy, and J. Peter for The Editor nominated membership. then Journal which contained read the and instructive some very interesting After the usual of its criticising articles. had taken vote of contents place a hearty, for thanks accorded the Editor the was of production, pains he had gone to in the Mr. J. Moffat the Journal. then gave The distinction of ages," a reading and a one comic by Mr. T. Crogan con It the was cluded decided programme. not to hold a meeting on the following: but for NovemberThursday, Thursday; ,
for
Governor
evening, at prizes of the Perth Catholic sports to the Men's were Young Society presented Duff successful Father competitors. performed the after task'; and, making the the revd. distribution, gentleman took the of addressing to his hearers opportunity words in keeping with the ocbeautifully recent
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with of the world, quarter together incidental men, especially expenses, on the smaller wages, have a pretty have rough time of it, and will probably saved when the rainy day comes. nothing That this upon each in day may come dividual bitter is as always possible, too well teaches. experience As there number of orders in is a large at present, likelihood there seems every to that these stations will continue give constant to a good number employment of men An for a long time yet to come. able and experienced person, Mr. Tombs, who has the of occupied position for many on manager, years, large timber stations in this came here a few colony, weeks ago, and it is reported that after Xmas he will take over the management of the place, and I have much pleasure him a (with many more) in tendering welcome to our midst. hearty Father Duff arrived here from Perth on 8th inst, and celebrated Mass on Friday, Sunday at 10 o'clock in the chapel, and on the lower station in the evening. After the RoBavy he delivered a reciting most sermon to useful and instructive a as large congregation— non-Catholics well as Catholics attended. The Rev. the minds of Father impressed upon those present the various ways of avoiding the occasions of sin, and very clearly the good lives that proved and illustrated humble have been led of by persons station. On Father Duff Monday, arrived at Nine" or the Thirty upper the station. In the evening he recited which was well attended, and rosary, his lecture he gave most interest during and of the faith of Catholics ing accounts their devotion to the church. Mass on After Tuesday morning the two into Rev. Father received persons the Catholic which clearly church, proves to this district are that his visits bearing There is almost as large a good fruit. on this station as there is on population Duff is making the lower one, and Father Mass here some for saying arrangements on a Sunday, as it is almost impossible the men to attend on a for weekday. with the he made arrangements Finally if people hare, which, they can be carried benefit to the will a out, great prove inhabitants. The people of this district, all that the Rev. Father has considering and the journeys he has done for them come to the made for their have benefit, Conclusion that they will for him purchase so that he shall a mode of conveyance, incon not have to the put up with veniences that ho has hitherto been to suffer in being to compelled obliged as I have walk miles upon foot, many to to reach those whom he came learned, to. minister Nov. 18. ; this
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were
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favouring
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The
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in
any
to have to record the death of regret Frank Hallett son of fourth Glyde, Geo. Glyde, one of our oldest and most esteemed hiB decease colonists, last. occurring early on Tuesday morning The had been ailing young gentleman for a considerable time past, .and the end not was, therefore, altogether are Much we sympathy, unexpected. will be expressed for Mr. and Mrs. sure, and their numerous and Glyde, family at the occurrence sad connections, of this event. The funeral took place yesterday, the remains of the deceased being followed number of by a very large mourners and other friends.
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Mr. Patrick McKinley, an old colonist he having arrived in West Australia in in 1841— died last week at his residence Brisbane Street.
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YOUNG
CATHOLIC SOCIETY. »
The above instead
fortnightly meeting of the was held on Nov. 3rd Society 20th. of the The president 18 the chair. There were occupied members Mr. T. "Wallace and present. A. Mr. who were nominated at Galvin, last were Mr. W. duly elected. meeting, Slavin and Mr. Jno. A hern were nominat ed for The meeting was membership. devoted to and the entirely business, debate had to stand over until next
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NOVEMBER
14th.
Appointments. G. J. Lee Steere to be Clerk of the Legislative Council Acting the temporary absence, on leave, during of G. C. Knight W. A. Gale to be ActAssistant Clerk of the Legislative ing vice C. J. Lee Steere O. P. Council, Stables to act temporarily Clerk as Chief in the Works and Railways Department, the absence on leave of Joseph during Hillman E. G. Carige, Postmaster and Stationmaster at Telegraph Roebourne, to be Chief and Instructor in the Operator General Perth G. Office, Telegraph Chief Operator Strickland, and Instructor in the General to Office, Perth, Telegraph be Postmaster and StationTelegraph master at Roebourne, (Messrs. Carige and Strickland B. F. G. exchange offices) North to be Landing Waiter at Derby, vice 3'. D. Williams, the officers resigned in of the post offices at Dongarra charge and Cossack, to be vendors respectively, of revenue the Clerk stamps of the Court, Williams, and the police officers at in and Bannister charge Kojonup to issue in the dog licenses respectively, Williams for 1890. district, W. A. Volunteer Force.— The followOrder, dated Head Quarters, ing General " Nov. has been issued 6th, His .Ex the Governor has been pleased to. cellency of Captain H. Smith, Fremantle approve Rifies, on the "Retired being placed account of on with List," ill-liealth, per to retain mission his rank and continue to wear the uniform of his corps on retire ment. C. L. Clifton to be Captain Captain Fremantle vice Rifies, Commandant, —
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Lordship.—
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second-
your
to provide the means Catholic education-
the to education
of your
not
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only
which, holy
one
of the
our
will
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which the children
moral
a
The
education.
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they give
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one
good is
to
thing
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bestow those which
their
influence
its
say,
have
have
you
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and
men
perfect the right
shall
Catholics
to
better
of the part For after in a man if
recommend what is there be
ever
might man
a
but
if
neglected,' to him youi there
you moral
what
after which
indeed education
training to be
is
the
sterling
not of
improve
to
attending
Tbe two to must be cultivated sound work. It occurs
referred be
to
a
ment
the
view a
take
we
by
Solomon
each claiming asked tbe
and
child, them
value the
owner
between of
war
little
tbe two words
was
schools,
to illus education
me
festly
in the Old before 'King
where ed. this
a
the
was
and between
rose
high
carried
on
applies
for.
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as
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It
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midst
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rising to see suitable
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work
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heart. the
children,
to
I would Catholic to
;
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to-day
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a
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people
of
system for
as
it,
yeiy this say
but
education, it is the
their
happy. This
is
cation practice in this
for the education of the children. that true before the school proper there is lialf-andiour allowed sofor opens, called which instruction, religious during the children-may, time or be pres may not, if their ent, so They may attend parents decide,
but what after instruction
religious half hour
?
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simply
all
is
given
the
nat
during
consists
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this
of the
of the shorl
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pray
little
that
no
sake, the
for
will
one
bring
in
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of therm the incul
these, brought nien good and for them God's
as
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made lovin
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avenged and
it
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satisfaction law,
if
virtues
fellow-men being
and
education be taken that blush to their
will
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and
all.
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Christian. people, of the Christian
which
you
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tbe Christian of such lesson's
they ueie,
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I did
we
teach
them
or
love those
doing
God, and
in
with
as
they
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light path themselves.
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ones
than
world
for
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into
haupy smile
and blessing.I have been called to 'task I for believe, at Fremantle speaking on' this educational in the strain in-question which I have. spoken about it I have not yet to-day. what has been said .seen about my remarks but from whatlcan gather it' has been said that our Catholic children are no bejter than those in the Government schools. Now I said
and 1
people
is
I
never
there is no religious of any kind whatever training allowed to be given the hours during which It
deny
schools
banish whether $he power
practically people to say
liberty,
shall arc
enemies
out-
the
this
to
to
is
religion to pay
practice and out We have more
-municalions feur that
in
mani
'
poor
We
the and who power give consequently for the' present etluresponsible godless cation It given in the Government schools. is because the people have so decided that in schools
perfect' for
poverty
cheek. by the
is-this,
who
Government
accorded
the
is
make and •Protes of you, and I wish it to in this school will there
for all that
little
ourselves
question simply to the Governthe authorities.
opposition even blame
that
to
other
use
too
are
their
the
individually therefore
the receive
hands
most excluded
of;
Now in
their will
the
any
;
division and such division on
do
not mind
we
in
be
to will She
mother,
than
To my it the circumstances
equal
tant— 1 pray be understood
education
authorities
for I do
regarding
say
of spirit ment. I do r.ot their I condemn of
are
this
to
the
upon
"
.
are
is
my the of desire
to make
but
education, insists
the
quite of passes" then why should
have
King's
subjected the Church be divided.
compare Government schools. if not high higher per
the
view completed. God bless you and your no distinction between
get
be
mother
it too in strongly of you to the one any these will you find our schools
putting I refer From
continue, a to put stop to it if that they only and I hope power will use it that God be they may honoured. The who have here to people congregated this to foundation stone lay are day starting a upon good and noble work— one which has. the of God and I am He will approval sure them in bringing bless up their children whom he loves with such an unbounded lore. I hope to lay three more foundation of similar stones institutions to this in this district within the next three As years. soon as this is up you must help another up. do all I can I will to each one help will live to see this work hope all we now
beseeched him to Don't divide the
should,
it
terms with friendly and entertain country, the highest respect. out
|
!
allow a not Catholic where a school house is the children far rather give education such as the nuns
and impart anything I
wo'Il
disputants only way the hearing
Govern Assisted
audi
that.
the
j
I will be erected
that,
than
children her countenance
say be,
what
augurs and in I
i
in
part
of ours Believe
future
education
sound able
forget
also
me
is
wise and
tliis
Know,
deep decision from judge
consequences aDd are baneful consequences. that 1 live, thank happens God,
it
well-being and my consequent generation, facilities for them provided giving
needed
children bestow
the
for
resolve, Church
are
now
a
provides
must
say, express me'to see
to
this you I have deeply love I say my
anxiety
a
are
not
satis
Men's perform
pleasure it as persons present to-day many well for the future of this undertaking, ly.
will
\ve
—
great
a
allow
Government,
Vice-President. said.
to be in from
not
children's
VENTURA,
replying
—
you
would the angry
the of the only for training which and under God is practically It is the driven out of the schoolroom. sys-" is approved I am tern, however, which sorry Government to of this say by the colony. mother divide the The good not says, we'll
PRENDERGAST,
and much, pleasure gives me very this beautiful faction to receive address the Catholic Greenough Young Society this ceremony which I came
as
that
rather And
that,
and affectionate children in Christ.
It
and
the
as
forego
President.
His
cross
Wise
intellect
obedient
JOHN
and
fires
judge as to which evidence belonged by the
this
child harm.
Lordship's
Most
.
Correspondent. By the "Rob Roy," which arrived here on the 1st instant, the Right Revd. Dr. a on a Gibney was passonger pastoral visit to this district. On Sunday, the 3rd., his Lordship went to the Back Flats and celebrated Mass at St. Thomas', returning to Geraldton before the evening devotions, at which the Revd. Father Brereton an sermon on behalf of preached eloquent the Holy souls. On Monday morning the altar was and his Lord draped in black, mass for the repose of the ship celebrated soul of the late Bishop Griver. During the week His Lordship visited the site selected for the new Church, and express ed himself with the highly pleased central and elevated secured. On position the the Revd. 8th, Father Friday, Brereton took passage in the s.s. Flinders a short mission to the Carnarvon and 'qn the Gascoyne districts. On Sunday, the
Catholic
Greenough
Society. Your
ourselves
King
passionately pleaded this woman, give it to her cold rival. up to her, pointing Ah, the effect of his said the King as he watched I now see which is the true mother proposal will to she it is who her claim the
a.
prove to those
can
you the
child
care.
spiritual
TO
DISTRICT.
a
will pray especially
good
a
not
child, On difficulty. one of the women proposal of the kind. do nothing
of
stone
to
the
over
Lordship's
we
district,
'
under
divide
the
himself he
and which
women.
Well, that said
he
Now,
director, taken the deepest and in a to whom your foundation
child for
resolved
Father
beg
angry could
hiin.
laid
man
work
spiritual
the
before
success.
We conclusion, in the blessing laying this new convent, which and boon to the
JAMES
VISIT
GIBNEY'S VICTORIA
to the
spiritual
is
measure
great In
HaBMBaHmMnaGaeacaiuaraasev&yauvisrifrettMKK
THE
refer
always
our
:
BISHOP
woman
T
would
performed by our has who Long,
—
.
with
.
'pany
The, W..
was
.
Lordship.
,
Mining.—
King
two he
has
ladyship
(laughter) in
position between
himself
which,
the instruction help, they have so long trust stood in need and we that it will be of, with the same attend blessed suceess as has ed other institutions organized by your
her
as
not
that
as
the name of God It remains for the state of things isto
in
is
rightful contention
The
not
support
us
if
:
assistance ? unfair under
same
far
to
large we are schools. In effect what We fine you for teach there is a God and for at moral To put it training.
this'
as
centage
so
the
as
efficiency with
favourably
is
to be the mother of to decide between
women
in retufn
equal
,
is
reports.
that
quite
state
our us
which
official
given
one.
own
the
of
God's
.......
A
found
it
half
is
way of
proof
work
came
them
they say her
of
tongue
lay
said
this
King
of
the
Sometimes
fires
to,
to to
paying is
although children
attending only pay to the
will.
we
grant
a
if
the
is
women
which
to of
as
of
which
story Two
question Testament.
understand
prospects and that
before are now us, respect to consent pleased your Lordship the foundation stone of a building in when will receive, complete, our children
'
stock.
rejoice
school
school
We
to
us ? It Eays that that the recognise schools Catholic are
education goes advance of those
lacked I have
our
money the love soon as this
do the
secular in
which fields
a to ship educational
is
motive
great is not work for
to
the
available ballast.
on
my
done
name
my
to
say
forced
are
ing your children to their tending
sail
The them
me.
in
the
side our children's spiritual men natures and make them moral and If the heart be not trained in moral women. the which should it our principles guide is in educational work wovse vain, indeed, baneful as dis for it is a most work, a work would be" that of all astrous as crowding
and
moral
past school
for
has
.
—
we
purposes, in this
.
'
our inability accomodation that brighter
regretting suitable
provide
for
colony
we
to say not been for sting,
does
all
it
this
a
able
has real
ones
in is
of this colony have undertaken to £'1000 for educational work and during time the same Government do not give us that half amount. Besides which, and teach because we the children those religious which dare not we principles dispense with at any price, what does the Government of
her It
say to has been
reproach
little
They
one.
children
whatsoever
raise the
to
let
these
such
and
love of God. As is laid I am stone going to help far as I in the you can raising superstruc but in turn I am to ask ture, going you to help other works of similar me wiih kind. The
good man,
to
me
of
and
of
one
so
un
virtuous.
character be the
would
formed, of
be not
were
left
there
is
he he not a in a woman
intellectual
your
been
what
all
to admire clever if she of subject
so
be
has
field
is
foundation
grasping
cultivated.
to be
are
comment. where the
;
it
unto actuates
a clear notion of the laws of forming ideaand of the various which have been matters subjects of study, of what good is all this if the moral ? In such has been neglected cases training
the
the
one
you have intelligence with the good dispositions, whereas, if eliminate one you you have only half the work done. If you have a well-trained intellect, and of one great knowledge
a
in
unto
making
women,
.
While
receive. receiveth
done which
gether
help
name
of
capable
lessons note or schools
and is there any cause not so. The sisters are but do their work for the Jove in the children what see Jesus
that
;
;
result because
wonder
these
without in those
Christ them to see in them taught when, in the of a number of astonished presence be took lookers-on, in his arms one of these embraced it and said children, whosoever
—
have
book
a
not hirelings of God they
is the intellectual to be cultivated, as one the is in the the other is the moral one and the other in the heart and if you the both these fields well cultivated,
and mind
than
still
are
for
system brought
tliose
on
of
system
;
.
world
woman
.
for their worldly because based upon
religion, above.
is
a.
—
younger which
.
is not so the-teachers
or
of character traits make them what and mental qualities be to God would have them blessings You bear in as I had must society. mind, other occasion to say at Fremantle the day, fields which that education embraces two
a
Absurd
!
this
under
en
master to them
nuns
trate
Lordship's of imparting
us
would simply
the
I
is
visit
in let
of
well-trained
a
give intellectual
and
district
of
out
orna
a
to
which
Greenough beg to offer
of this
of your
aware
but pursuits, the principles them for to fit
—
this
on
fully
members
«
of
Society, Catholics
the
a
ask, such
of
to arithmetic, of arithmetic
from book
some
me
worse
is
for
have
man
a
them
fit we
society, A child
into
up
education
as an
the
We,
Let
read But
our
will
as
in
-places midst.
this
is
as |
;
of
sums
rea'ding
or
and
When
when instructions
it
sisterB
us.
are
deavors sound
of
welcome
hearty amongst a
Excel directs that the 1886, shall July, not to officials stationed in the apply of the within part a tropical colony radius of 10 miles from the residence of a Government medical officer. Such shall officials be entitled to free medical Attendance from the Government medical officer of the district, under the rules such attendance which form governing of the of part tlio Colonial regulations Medical Service. Officials in the serving of the colony part tropical beyond 10 miles from the residence of a Government medical officer, with may be supplied and .some directions medicines, simple for their use. for these Applications should be made to the Colonial Surgeon who will submit them for His Excel with his recom lency's consideration, mendation in each case. Public Reserve. Victoria No. 1493 ad joining Victoria Location (200 "acres), as a stopping 32, arid place for travellers —
Dr.
members undersigned, Catholic Young Men's
retired."
Humble,
the
';
;
this
applied knowledge derive from
scholars
Bible
thought. method
were
what children
—
the
or
religious as well education
-
Perth.
—
Major
To
be if
system, struction
im primary our children
book.
would
a
say the
teachers be the
may
approved
what
duty to God and their fellow to them they have imparted
to grow
likely whom
sorts
it
—
the
to portance are taught their and other
is
matter Catholics
course
of
book
a
to know, delightful pleasure a and one who acquaintance, loving parent, and a from God deserves Almighty blessing
of
the
by tbe
chapter
a
from other
it is the instruction, moral lessons are system by which supposed to be instilled into the minds of the children. From this fact we are able to judge of the set authorities value on by the religious, for as value do men so instruction, things themselves to the acquisition of they apply them and as so little is application thought to a of necessary acquire sufficiency religious the authorities say the children instruction, shall have an hour for moral lessons only
but
:
"
,
Medical. Attendance. the Governor lency Gazette notice of 8th
parts. in this train will be avail which will follow those inside able to those outside as well as has been the case the Catholic as Church, of the colony and indeed in other, parts every have been established where, where convents
—
—
:
Honorary
all
importance
respectable ments in
were a great many people of vehicles, scores on horse back and a multitude on foot. The distance from here to the churchis about 1 miles of bush road. the first there, Arriving notice was a neat our object that attracted of the arch erected over the corner new convent with the emblem site, of the of wheat on one locality, a bundle with, pole and one of barley on the other, in the centre, with a cross a neat banner and inscription. People kept arriving from all directions until there were between four and five hundred persons, not 100 horses, on and certainly less than the ground. About 5 o'clock the Bishop, accompanied by the Rev. Father Long, issued from the chapel and proceeded to the building where Mr. F. Ventura, site, Treasurer to the building fund, presented with a very handsome silver his Lordship the and read an address from trowel, to which Greenough C. Y. M.'s Society, in emphatic words his Lordship replied chat he received the trowel with very and was to use it great pleasure, going first time in laying the now for the stone and foundation of this convent but that he did not' mean to let it school, rust with for want of use, as lie intended God's to it back with him on help bring three other occasions to lay the found schools in other ations of three more and localities of the Greenough district, all within the next three I give years. as follows a copy of the address presented to the and a report of His Lord Bishop, taken from the columns of ship's reply the Victorian Express
in
of
importance
is
locality
men, such
also
as
Bishop,
GAZETTE.
THURSDAY,
and these
Catholics to the value also one of very great to the whole community in and The benefits advantages
of
being
of the
most available, uncomfortably waggons and inconveniently crowded. At one and half miles a from the train Walkaway at to St. a cross-road stopped leading 'Thomas' Here the Revd. Father chapel. the was Long, with a carriage, awaiting
meeting. GOVERNMENT
besides
-
reading, Perth,
and
songs, which 19.
J.
and Moffat
.
gave after Nov.
promised
Lockyer
.
Downey
H.
.
Messrs.
recitations,
the 7 and 10 10th, Bishop celebrated o'clock masses, and at the latter preached a profound sermon on the giving to Csesar Caesar's and to what what was God belonged to God. His Lordship then announced that he would to lay go in the afternoon the foundation stone of a Convent at the Back Flats. A train was engaged to to well the scene the Geraldton convey a wishers of the function,' and at 2 p.m. start was and made with all the carriages the
i
Delaney,
Keardon
I
j
W.
and
corrupt our
children
associates have been
say, unil what in our schools
reproach the all
the
authorities know that
good
from who have but if
I do say to know
authorities for not "evil com-
and I morals,". time to time.fal'i not been taught
from they fall the know how they will to recover I think Well, now I have kept yon 1 only long enough. hope you have taken which I have endeavoured up the ideas to to. 1 hope you give expression will help this work upward and on ward. and. that you will also help to induce the Government to do what is right and what by the children is us. 1 would not care right if they didnot by us for the moral pay training we give the children our attending I do schools; not What 1 expect payment. do complain about ;
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done. the
representing
the
will
take
Society,
speech of mine I am glad to
address.
as
a
this
on
see
so
married
occasion.
about
or
1
to
be
to of
reply many
hope they
to
married.
I
for
out
those
Father with a
Long
a
don't
stone,
silver
trowel
with
which
to
so as he din that remarking his intention had expressed
as
in rust which
Mr.
by
Hooper,
RIGHT
:
hands. was
10th,
the
t>
line
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v
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a
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fj
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the to
p.m.,
navvy paralysed of use
-
Mr.
J.
Episcopal gan, PauJist
has
minister
of
become
a
visited
community,
well
and
and
blind,
of St.
Mayor Bigney, been
received
learn
We sent
his
that
the
instead
about
settlement
a
to
of
at Wickham family recently through poisoned
nil \iul
ifish, a
and
eating
of the children condition.
one
precarious The
Catholic
borough
in
is
I
about
the false that principle against own we possess is our absolutely." that the poor have a right insists
saved from i
starvation
to
in
He
day.
yet he
is
Germany, grand
is
always
7$ years in
Jiio
is
of
pluc?
married, somewhere
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low
away
at
first,
and awful
went. means
yell
:
live let j
,
for
And
!
and
if
it
to
ended
the
he
tinually
Liver
ever, spirits,
Stokv.
the the
heard
have
been
names
sea,
Mudleigh were
from
tion
re
stood
—
a
and in
regular
miles
by
each
haunted
house
A.nd
so
a
To The
off,
|
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Well, my great-uncle wanted to settle down " Look the country.
servants,
their
thing.
at shaky Mrs. Ross, once
shall the
fhe I
!
her..
for die
breakfast
mystery.
!
Ferriers,
;
Ghosts?
;
little
give looks
the
scared
;
ancl
if
when
a
strange
—
were
excluded
from
the
excluded
from"
the
excluded
from
the
were
not firearms.
were or
of
deprived
the to
permitted
were to not permitted possess a horse worth more than £5. Catholics were fisher sailors, (except men, and day labourers) banished from Limerick and Galway.
Catholics to
iu tax
a
special Catholics'
business called
were
houses
damage done
by
subjected
quarterage. could be
priated by the Militia. Catholics were bound
appro
to make good and hostile
robbers
j
!
j
first j
ancl
|
privateersCatholics could not apprentices. Catholics land from from one,,
j
were
or
life
utmost
;
i
Cutholips' j
j
j
restricted
earned to the the
j
(
5to
and first
Catholic Catholic
in
(except have
a
Catholics
j
with
dozing off creaking noise
just
the
possess swords Catholics
one
ladies
all
from
were
Catholics
away,
unmarried she was
from
excluded
Catholics franchise.
dawn The
warning
State
were
were
Catholics
re
sleep.
all
Navy.
guest, sends at quite hysterical, ancl chaise, declares she she sleeps another night in and so goes takin»
hoqse, three qnly She saicl
to sleep,
a
excluded
were
Catholics
to bed.
at
from
Army.
accepted the sugges " Perhaps it's cats,
ancl
houaer
offices.
Catholics
place before
infinitely
some
—
umvcrsites.
So
in
:
in eithe
sit
wereoxcluded
con
took
merrily
not
could
municipal Catholics Bar.
tW.
were
of
list
disabilities
Parliament.
Catholics
'
alone.
a
gave
Catholic
Catholics
un
all
five
offices.
is n
under which laboured
once
Nonconformist,"
thirty-
of
enough
gentlemen
enough
however, Everyone
be Continued.
Disabilities Catholics
Catholics
in
miscreant, us." All
other
went
gets
of
of the correspondent Liverpool Post in the statement of refuting the itinerant Disunionist Mr. lecturer, " that the Irish Pr.tton, Catholic was never worse treated than the English
so
passes quietly the household
trace
no
Daily
|
:
It of
was
re
into
A
in,
once
for
struggle
feeling
all
she
or
far
in silence, passed away a of agony yell suddenly rang the house. Shriek through follows shriek in close succession. The ladies in their rooms are and screaming, to the adding general then uproar one last and all is still yell, frightful once The rest more. of the ni«ht
the
it seepis there a pity to jnyself. the ojd place go to wreck and ruin But up one will want of a tenant,
readily
When
fell
streaming
there
of
chair
a
eye
when
belated
room.
at
gentlemen
footman,
a
Boss
agony
a sensible Ferriers, you're man, and know in ghosts; believe you you don't and I think it's not for us to right lend to such absurd ourselves folly ; in fact, as a father of a family, I and, shall not watch consent— to for a gliost. So, good night !" And off he goes to bed.
out
they of
an
over
was
daylight but ;
Mrs.
I
in
—
their mistake. How this served to raise the company's and as nothing could be seen or
sir."
and strange to
found
mm
door
the gentlemen sat up, determined the to discover mystery. Well, just about a up gets Mr. quarter to twelve, " and Look Woodbury says, here,
whole party going over where the screams seemed The
had
cradle,
night
helps to courage of the last unearthly Ferriers pro
be left
not
seizing
lieved they An hour or
a
was
three told
shrieks, room
'
the
wing, to originate.
;
to
nor that a cradle, any sign had taken place. struggle After Mrs. Ross had gone, a complete search was made in her room but no ; sliding panel could be found. that However,
j
rushing
But
!"
gloom ; and quite between two old
some
village,
in
east
alter
the
to.
room
girl
This
for "the to frighten and there,
!
ask
is —
come
Pooh Nonsense the ladies would
lv
find
happened,
occurrences.
alter all miles from
the
!
and
faint,
alarm shows plainly that they know nothing of the " We must go at once," says "ancl the discover rascal.
have
they
and
scream
are
endeavour the
reaching
directly
covered,
What's
mistakable
4a
w
servants
her
terror ; but, stumbling senseless to the ground.
gradually coming in culminating What- is it ? The
the and, died away, the men should
;
in
girl,
to the open wainscot. the old hag threw herself clutched the still sleeping as she did so a loud yell
instant and
an
A moment
struggling together the child from to protect Then he drew his dagger were
poor
rushed
a
commencing
servants
having
the
hap
1
to
hark!
she
and
nearer, shriek
that poses stitute a search who is trying sir,
should do, idea of very ic
the
closed
ex
triends
was
as
lullaby
uttering of triumph. Shriek after shriek rang from the wretched girl. Then the man struck her down with his dagger and the panel, which was leaped through
J
went
thoroughly
out of their wits. the scattered
gentlemen
is
never
the
restore
met, have We
wonders
I
they
Uur
wail, but
begin
scared
said his friend here, Ferriers," Brufton, " here's for you. Take the very thing Walsham Grange off my hands. My or I would a wife hates life, country
another
IU £arlia-
they would
significance
Grange
flitting lights was, in fact, the old school.
the
old men" of of age, and
that?
all
we.may the lame,
ulvugmvj
Ghost
tales queer travellers of fearful
be
to
they
each other
ladies
GRANGE.
and
what He
morning
violently. askance.
one
'Limes.
Real
to six
nearest
rich.
the leader
Windthorst,
HeiT
.Catholic party )£ the "numerous ttbe
by the
old
pilgrim of his
itfvamrhf
such
haunted.
was
in
of grog,
glass
a
She
girl.
little
the cradle.
they
child,
!
must
after
man.
but
forward,
:
they
it so,
towards and
the
In
1
sees
shadow. so
before observed. a cradle before
the
keep him from pushed it nearer
i
old "don't do too bad for the your
couple and
softly she saw
Then
not
rocked
suddenly
lonely, old desolate, manor-house, with a bad the people round. name Some among horrible murder had been committed in days gone there by, and the house
Bishop .-of MiddlesEngland protests forcibly
"
the
at
what these
Catholic
quested
were
still
all
kainrr wllljj
v
whether
Walsham
tinned
and
slamming
nearer
every cured
whom
WALSHAM
Cardinal labours to the Dock
was
up, I say,
"
former
room.
quaint
anything
—
constant' the old house However,
happened ; themselves that the wind. And,
been
either
has
N.'S.W,
failures,"
death
of sneering
uiiiuuuivuq
pool
Strike. A
and
ml»ii/inlaiic
themselves
Michi of the
Father
the
no
Apostles,
taken actually place, that have really they
U.S.A. Church.
Holy
"in
were
wherever disappeared they what the Standard suppose the miracles that alleged What Protestants pened.
Louis, the.
congratulations upon .his successful
Manning bring
into
that-
cure
dying
disease
else
/less
That
Next
contemporary
was
Even the did not
believe,
A has'
cripple
shrine
a
?
infirmity
Protestant
Detroit, member New York.
wonder,
we
who
were
more
—
days,"
they
They
the whole but plored place, found In due course nothing. their families and arrived. Not a word was guests said about the ghosts, but after dinner, were all in the when they drawingdoors were room, heard
and the
regained
our
there
when
runs
a
more
to bed.
that a stating for two years and that a a
sneer
says Brufton, of that. It's
smoke
Archbishop
had
years limbs,
his
attached
formerly
Power,
have
his
Ferriers and fires.
fire
tended
the
coaches,
open. dark
Nothiug persuaded
.town.
been
the
furniture.
with modem miracles it is different cured hear a very small (lie proportion who seek in vain to have their to those " But in what maladies removed. old
persons. a
had for
examine
no
the
of
but
Germany
by
who
remarks with a days of miracles
Jjarrign.
Congress attended
to
of the Standard. After who had been blind girl her sight, had recovered
cb
was
fellow," much
in only his intention but first he
order, confession
religious formal a
a
make
flung
something
miracles which have striking of Our taken place at the shrine Lady of Lourdes have caused so much that they have attracted the notice stir
n
Catholic
enter
is
recantation.
is
After
of
The
man
to baby sleep. Suddenly she looked round and shrieked with the terror as she saw hideous form behind with one hand ex her,
!
safety It
Church.
Catholic
Grange.
frightful
masked
a
over lovingly was a beautiful
singing gently
painfully quiet. wnen away m erriiy, "|bang a close goes dpor by. They seize candles and rush out, in hand. pistol Yes ; the drawing room door is shut. There is no What on earth draught. can have closed it? Oh What's that The door at the other end of the room
all refuting and declaring
and
peace
the
enacted
cney
Some
,
The
is
in
setting
most
seen
woman.
Bending
to
seemed
lately
I
at Bochum than 6,000
rumble
An had
rejoicing.
was just Walsham
"Good-night."
is
sheep
made his a book
and repentance of Genoa, his native
at at Geraldton when 8-30, at the and stopped cliapel gate, went most of the Catholics to. get Bene diction of the Most which Holy Sacrament was by the Bishop as the closing given event of a happy and pleasant day. His On Monday morning Lordship to Northampton, where he wont by train visited the Sisters of St. Joseph's School, and expressed himself with the pleased as well as with the neatness attendance, of the school. His Lordand efficiency to Geraldton on W ed nesday ship returned and on Thursday paid the boys' and girls' schools a long visit. to Fre The Bishop intended returning mantle by the Otway to-morrow (Sunday), Mon but as the Franklin is expected on to his mind in order day he altered spend the Geraldton the Sunday with congre and celebrated the 7 and 10 o'clock gation passes for them.
of
for
fault
and arrived
aiul
stray
arguments,
false
there
will
-it
Jnfmfltflimtl
a
matter
a
own
that
»
<
of
hiis
his
1889."
m
train
a
an
betrayed published
He
—
1.1
mate,
and
was
after God's The Bishop then, invoking the parents and their on chilblessing the blessed and dren, cornerstone, declared it well and truly in the laid, and of the Son and of name of the Father the Holy Gliost. The Bishop placed on the stone £20 as his donation, and that in less than ten minutes amount grew into £10 which well for a poor speaks which was all but washed community away by the flood a few months ago. A procession was soon after -formed, and, headed by the C.Y.M's made a Society, of of the ground singing the litany circuit
<
his
sweep by named John man named
who named Franchi, priest apostate left some the Church forty years ago, and attained to considerable had Rationalist eminence a6 a leader and has seen the error author, by which he
GIBNEY,
W.
Grkenough,
November,
Teralba
recovery
always
this
BISHOP
was
£50,000
at
latter
;
The
the
engraved
the navvies
to
"Bravo
—
they
to find a capital delighted ready repast for them, and were a good deal amused at the conduct of the old caretaker and his who lived iu a cottage wife, hard dreaded staying so by, and evidently late in the great and were house, thankful when the time came to say
A
—
and
;
the
it
ever
stepped into the what she had
to
They agreed
reached
s
—
to
KEY.
On
runs:
see
Evening
elderly man, and both on the railway. Drinks are in the going around freely usually of Teralba, Lake near quiet village iviacquarie.
manufactured
was
Fremantle,
inscription Presented
following
bis
and
Duggan
of Lordship foundation in the stones laying three more district the next three that years during trowel would not face of the trowel
Newcastle
man
young
Walsh
have been well trained. then the Bishop presented
beautiful
the
lay his
who
from
paper in Tattersall's
drawn
all
them
see
most
Winner. N. S. W.
Sweep
Sydney
a
spending the best of their I pray that when days merely showing off. all get good com they do marry they will panions and I have no doubt they will indeed. if I am sure they will they will only look want
the
is
£50,000
telegram
their them are
cases
A
men young Catholic Young this somewhat
.
present
responsibility rest
whether
of
the notion
had old
an
Ferriers
you."
behind
and she
say nothing the ghosts about to anyone, especially the who were to follow them servants, as as soon So off they started possible. sent word by the Exeter coach, having to to the caretakers for them. prepare
conver
One
Germany.
j
go down together first, if they could discover anything their wives and the guests
before arrived.
Refor
numerous
to
leading
the
at
determined and
of
History
the
suits
place
delighted
was
Gius
that of a Lutheran who student of theology, after rending Dr. Janssen's book became a Catholic, entered the seminary of Mayeuce, and bus just received deacon's orders. recent
may not upon my I will not rest while, I can what I want to do or what I
to see know
Janssen's
mation is sions in
to
bell
to
still
are
Dr.
their these I
intend
the
system
and know
conscience, let anyone should like
as
I
to-day that
so
in
priests,
eppe,
and
the
At first it she thought which was still wood fire, on the hearth, when, to smouldering she saw a her awful horror, panel of the high wainscot slowly sliding down,
mere
«'
it
Father Paolo at Kartoum.
how
see
a
|
you
criminals' would
more
two
for
her.
be the
must
;
;
make than
country,
present
Men's
they
before
this
lengthy
Gov
to
education religious Such considerations
present
moral
The
It
more
cost,
schools. have laid
I
end.
"education
about of the
to
you.
a
i
children.
which provide
their
care
pay dearly enough costs them four times as criminals as and catching warding for the education they give to the I maintain that by their system of the
for
.godless
the prisoners taken from Assouan to Cairo is an Italian woman, froni Marietta who comes Calvaloco, and brings word that the Kordofan, Sisters Connuns, Teresa, Elizabetta, and and the cetta, Catterina, Maria,
to
are
aroused
about the sensible man
nonsense
you have
place, grounds And I tell song. you what, my boy, give a regular good Christmas fill with the house party, us invite friends, down, and we'll find out all about the ghosts, and you can
Among
the answer believe in
this,
children
fine
have
however,
in
does
it
no not
is
not
Government
of the
But shall
I
ernment,
the
is
ghosts. and you and all,
i
training for it much
why
you teach you gave we would
if
God,
schools
our
paid to the
stay
the
|
that ask
moral before
said
because
ment,
|
because
to
grant
capitation than half schools. If we more
I
As
the
at
imparted give them
also
we
instruction.
now in the Reichstag, now in Prussian for he belongs Parliament, to both and leads his houses, party in each.
instruct
'
schools
the
is
that
t.o
i
value
j
in
addition
J
equal Government and religious
b3 fined because in the children secular
to
.
should
wc
imparting
—
sthafc to ion
the
linen trade) than two
more
allowed
not
to Protestant, to receive it as could not lease limit, net
one
thirty on
profit
one-third
and
not
declared, Protestant
to
buy
inherit a a
it
gift.
farm
for
years. leased farms. if
more
,
was
the farm
who
passed denounced
tenant.
landowners
could-
not
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estate
her
ing
Catholic
a
marry
without
her
to
stone
between marriage celebrating and a Protestant liable to Catholic of death. penalty to Protestants Marriages of Catholics null sod void. declared Priests
-
a
No
to
Catholic
act
to
guardian
as
a
child.
Catholic
aud
guardians, Protestant
be
Protestant the
in
up
brought
faith.
forbidden in a school.
Catholics to teach
or
have
to
orphans
to
schools
open
to children Catholic paronts sending to be educated to forfeit tbe Continent estates.
their
,
Catholic
to have
not
chapels
steeples
bells.
or
Observance sanctioned
of
by
punished
by
fines.
heavy,
Any
person Catholicism
Catholic
to
his
forfeit on
priests
Catholic and to take Catholic
Orders
of religions offered
for
who
disobeyed
priests. unregistered Irish cattle trade
suppressed. Irish trade
with
suppressed. I do not
think
extend this information
would
it
be difficult
but
list,
that
tbe Continent
with
not.
are
all "
that
saying
to
the
perhaps convince
will
given the facts
In
side.
trade
Mr. his
on
the
was Catholic never worse treated the English I can Nonconformist," only that he did not know charitably suppose what he was But about. sir, talking " this facts" being so I refuse to take the of Irish from him. history
u
A Snake's
"No,
there
haven't
in this country there ain't
for
.
fair
,
'
to
bears any and time,
a
haven't we have
few
from
free
We
"
been
long said Andrew snakes," of the National Histhe Bureau of Infor
many Jackson Switzer, Branch of tory mation. but what
Digestion-
are
and
dyspepsia, I
middling.
many
remember
thought whether
had seen they to the wine cellars but I knew away,
went came
snake whole
as
as
big
and
hand,
a
kept
so
it
ask before
is
there
they they
wasn't
fish
bushes. " As
had
we
up. to ware
was
snuff,
pug
natural.
one
of these
as
big as life dog had been
dogs, This
as
in
.
walk, I see
and
heard
noise
a'
on
turning a black
the what
gravel should
my head, but snake as big a one as sneak any person has any right to see towards that stone ing along I pug. made mind that this was up my the snake that I bad heard so much about, I sat and stock si ill to see what he He would do. stole that up on pug like a shadow, and when within ten feet of him he glided forward than quicker and the next I saw waB lightning, thing .the of the pug wrapped in the folds and the snake mere than (snake, just —
"
,
1
it
wrestling drying !need lhad
to
any
been
around
crush one
it.
to
Ibplp.d
tell jji.to
on
the
Of
course,
me
(hat
thinking
National Library of Australia
grass it
tho that
was
later,
disap aDd,
as
lying
com
he
if
The the some
week.
tbe
but
bushes,
Then
of
our
one
day,
vineyards, house, I saw
the
measure
small of the a
to
surprise
and didn't snake the
spiritual
authoritative with her eyes
hitherto
dogmas enunciate, from her we
diverse discipline,
theology,
the
following "There
so
from
the
but
was
thought
with
which
Health
is
a
is
is perpetual infallibility. she declares, Spirit by tbe same the and her spired Bible; with the tbe Bible, equally
he
petals of uot added
a
theory
of
truths,
hitherto of time
half-closed
holds
that
these
grow were
the
her
but by
the
the
Europeans
other
seen,
are
she
supei
naturalism
The
always
one
Whatever in the of,
of
a
their
capture with thun
pity new
a
that
of
and
the
at
miracles
she in
of spiritual man, parliament is such a guided parliament Tlie work of of God. Spirit
it
Lancet that miracles them explains
acknowledges
the truth
of
Lourdes, being due to natural from the same and arising as tbe cures worked by faith in England. The acknowledg
overthrows
famous that degree, the falls
in
testimony, was
intervals.
ance
are
when
whatso to
the instances .
miraculous. wonder could
explanation
remains
unimpaired:
attempted
by
it.
by the
outseti from
much is necessity lost by his arrival. A bath or two awaiting and the application of simple remedies cannot interfere with any physician's rational treatment.
BRAIN STIMULANT. The best possible for thing he feels
through
weak
too
to
man
carry go to bed and This is the
to
is
a
to
any sleep
and appropriate of nutriment particles from the blood, which have been consumed by previous labour, since the of thinking act burns up solid very as every turn of the wheel or particles screw of the steamer is the result of consumption iu by firo of the fuel the furnace. The of consumed supply can
had
from
the from the the braiu
blood
in
obtained and it
it
is
Be
possible,
state of of sleep.
to
in
so
in
of Mere
rost
themselves
force its
that receive
it
to
a
substance, is there not
'i '
a
HEALTH
regular go
to
left
food is
best receive and those nutritive
can
exhausted
so
be
only
particles
were
1.
supply HINTS.
habits. your 2. If at the same hour Rise in the morning awake. 4A sponge. should be followed
bed
r
3. night. you are bath of tepid water with towel or hand. by friction 5. Eat food. 6. plain Begin your morning meal with fruit. 7. Don't go to work after immediately 8. Be eating. moderate in the use of liquids at all
every
al ter
soon
seasous.
9. It is safer to filter and boil water. 10. Exercise "in the drinking open air whenever the weather permits. 11. In malarious districts do your walk in the middle of the ing 12, day. and well pro Keep the feet comfortable 13 tected? Wear woollen the clothing year around. 14. See that your sleep rooms and living rooms and that sewer ventlated, gas enter them. 15. Brush your twico a least and day, night 16. Don't worry it interferes
ing
word,
these the not have been due, as the Lancet to natural mechanism. claims, The of the Lancet acknowledgment therefore,
In
sulphur blown into the a through at quill, and vigil Promptness
at the indispensable a doctor is summoned
enough SEVENTEEN
certainly,
of
tonsils
power
cure and as miracle, mainly due the sufferer's will refreshed by hope. But in of the inirucnlous cases many as taken at reported place having the sufferer had lost all hope, Lourdes, and his will was concentrated on the to submit effort to the without repining of his petition. If a particular rejection state of mind, therefore, he necessary to the natural some of the cures cure, per formed at Lourdes were in sense
dry
short
until
to
strictest
saturate
;
a
supply nothing and they guad the brain, of greater consumption
to
the
is
and
miraculous
a
draughts. take it upon and, stripping rnb vigorously
camphor
stimulants
a
insufficient
of
truth
no
throat
to itself appropriate the pai tides during and stillness quiet,
great and accusations. for affirmation,
arguments
the
Make
previously, constituted that
as
nevertheless,
child,
strong
eaten
but
at
occur
with
a
cover
on.
throat
which The
is
with
brain-substance the nutritive
Lourdes-
faith
of
implied
same
career
are
is
voice
sbeJmay conscious
a
appears arising by the
throat, reduced
as he can. long only of brain-power, the only recuperation actual of recuperation brain-force ; because during is in sleep the braia a of rest, iu state a to condition receive
!"
"Lancet"
to
6pace
thing
tbe
voice
by
in
organization and higher
event
inspired, that in-
one
lives
spend their
warm,
as
rarely
of the
priests
room
patient knee before
do when
Now
in the gronnd face of what has now been testimony actually Accusations of trickery, accomplished. and superstition, and ignorant credulity, are also refuted, and both reasouer and to have accuser have proved themselves been at best of the powers of ignorant The Lancet accounts for nature. both
own
teaching. thus the picture of the Church "But far is She is all this only half drawn. JShe is hut something more than tjiis. only she
where
earth, never
or
establish
her
not
time.
dead of leprosy and himself, and atheists assemble agnostics willingly doesn't to do honor to his funeral. He In the uttermost of standalone. part
Hume's
but ; arbitrarily are from within. When she developed that formulates in these days something has not been formulated she is before, a truth than no more new ennnciating the was when he enunciated Newton
course.
Damien
the
same
of
case
apparent
is
many
"The
:
us like upon bud. They from without
gravitation. hidden,
the
the
Even
those who have with horror
into
in
fever
if
instance,
by inflamed
accompanied
remedy
way of to as he order save, soul miserable of the with and to contri it, to their material be could
at
improvement
ment,
God. as
as
far
exumple,
doctrine She
Her doctrines, them emerge
in
the believed, natives afflicted
causes,
Absolute Infal
Mai lock
now
—
Father
remembrance, put himself
contracting
so
shrink
its
deliberately
bute
that
frightful worst
at
ever
"
men
of
knowledge
a
U9ed
and solution of strong and water and give salt a teaspoonfnl ten minutes. There is every much in common virtue and I have often salt, reduced such inflammation with thit If alone. canker a very appears good
in the tribute that we cannot join heartily of admiration to Father Damien's life This himself and death. devoted priest to the charge of the lepers of the Sand wich Islands, on an who are confined This island frightful by themselves. it
For
illness.
bind enthusiasms
be
to
chil especially among is in not dren, families indispensable within easy reach of a physician. Such, promptly applied and supplemented by judicious care, often wards off threatened
this
the enthu and the enthusiasm are not such bigots
active civilized among siasm of Catholicism, of Socialism. We
when
attacks,
sufficient
—
it
more
libility.
unfolds
are
:
Democrats can't and provide enthusiasm
shows the Sceptic need of the Church's
primary
tribute but two
Social
up. snakes."
Hurrell
Catholicism-
to
What
or
I
Life
" The enthusiasm of Catholicism" is of an article in the subject the London Justice , the organ of the English Social of which it Democrats, in the course pays
principle healers
William
tribute
CHATS.
time
remedies
simple sadden
iSome.
the fire, your the body a little at a time, with your hands, them dipping into the water. This frequently will a action of the skin and produce lively if one such does not bath start the follow it perspiration others at up with intervals while the fever con frequent tinues. Rubbing well with the hands by a strong person does half the work. After each bath wrap up well and lay in bed. For the throat take a piece of flannel doubled several times and spread onehalf of lard over a teaspoonfnl space
Living.
A Graceful
the
is
Have the
her her
—
Worth
HOME Now
If
and
—
antr
Station,
is it cold, easily treatment if following promptly applied : Put a quart of waler as warm as it can be borne a into washbowl and add a of common rounding tablespoonful soda.
is,
life
must separate we find in her elements her pious opinions, and her Is religion."
we
closely,
self-sacrifice.
when
see
dFavm,
from
her
And further, into her more the cavefully
look
to
come
of
sign
a
almost
me
in
even
thing,
standpoint, of corruption.
sign
when
to
learn
must
we
mile
size
was,
and
undimmed,
a
its
fitted
ever
to grow abated, continuing she has continued to grow and the growth of the new j that she may from time to time
as
a
she
as
a
and
not
strength
not
the as
infallible
as
body, now,
as
still
We must, in conceive her
creed
apparatus
digestive snake was
begin by making the views that, had been taught to all
over
as we outsiders, entertain about her. first learn to place,
living,
of
must
we
Catholicism, clean sweep
a
view
going through
for
snake,
obtain
true
a
on
something get up the walk leisurely among away vines. and discovered a I followed it, black snake. With the aid of a tenJt was I killed the snake. pound stone I in in the middle. somewhat swollen and and found the head vestigated part of the neck of my 6tone pug. The rest of the dog had been digested. I didn't my
would
we
disease,
the snake there. it bo found Nor could see I could anywhere in the vicinity. that and my suspected me, neighbor between us for a a coolness there was
A
If
.
story.
to
'
I
paid and that
of course, that be I expected, that load of stone get far with stomach before he would keel his
Church's
made, a as if.lie' were reclining position, asleep., I had him lying in a nice sunny place, not far from the piazza. 1 use to like to sit on the piazza' and look at that pug, nud one at day as I sat doyvn looking him,
never
over to a neighbor's to dead, I went him come be a witness along and when I found the dead snake, so I wouldn't be shunned when I by my fellow-citizens and 1 The neighbor 1 told the
for
crockeryand just
dog
over
that-much-talked-of-serpent. " I bad a nice lawn where I lived, and among the ornamental that fixings I had, lo make things look as if we were f
The
twenty dog like
off
the
a on
skinned
eye
at
ask
great
there.
seen
on
dog
the a
in
worm
article
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Fur
HAY
exchange Goods despatched Colony.
to
all
parts
of
and
Hotel
will
article
every
rst Class Travellers.
The Settlers
COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
COMPOUND, for
torant,
demulcent and
a
Coughs,
Bath-rooms
front. every Hotel.
for
requisite
a
and
is
for
serviceable
equally
and
Coughs for
Privacy
Class
and
Horses
Quality
only
ors
MILLINERY
spe A
HOTEL
The GERALDTON
is
and
House
Also,
contains
Stout.
Fancy
—
A
Which
is'
End
lighted,
brilliantly
Hats.
Choice
Selection Hats,
GENTS'
of
Gloves, Ties, .some Gents' Suits, Hosiery,
Groat
and
Coats,
Ladies
—
and
Gents' &c.
&o.,
Umbrellas,
and Soaps of the best &c. Pears',
Perfumery
brands,
WimbridgE,
and
of Burroughe's
PERTH.
far-famed
favourite
resort
oflovers
of
always
obtainable,
the on
always
and
of
colony
Civility.
B
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
at.
GOA.
0 0
georoe's
the
Made
cathedral.)
and varied extensive and Colonial German,
French,
English,
&C.,
PERTH.
most
SHOES
in
water
boiling
packets
JAMES
by
HOMOEOPATHIC
TO
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
a
1
-i#
milk.
or
labelled
Grocers,
EPPS LONDON,
ATTENTION
PROMPT
with
in
SLIPPERS.
AND
>
REAKFAST.
simply
Sold
the Manufactured stock
k
which
conducted in any part and all details to
COMFORTING.
—
a of the "By thorough natural laws knowledge the operations of digestion govern and nutri and of the tion, by a careful application flue properties of well-selected Mr. cocoa, Epps has provided for breakfast tables with a dclicatcly-tlavoured beverage which save us bills. may many heavy doctor's It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution be gradually may built until up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. HundredB of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak point; We may escape a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and a properly pure nourished frame."— Sob article in the Civil Service Gazette.
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DEALER, STREET,
st.
hand,
on
of the FUNERALS Colony,
by
DRAPER.
EPPS'S
Importer,
and
LEATHER
BOOTS,
notice
CITY
game.
hand.
SMEDDLES,
(opposite
H
Watts
HEARMAN,
THE
GRATEFUL
Attendance
HQWICK
ryAS
Visitors,
G.
Tables,
Manufacturer
CURRIBE
Furnisher,
and
Travellers
for
the
is
W.
Hoderate.
and
ways
&c
Leather,
Wings, Straw
including
of the BestBrands
and Beers
Spirits
UNDKKTAKElt,
Funeral
Latest
Waterproofs.
with
<1
IBilliar
Boot
otherwise.
and
splendid Tweeds, Half Silk Hose,
DeLUCEY,
one
GEORGE
attended
of
Bass's
for
Guiness's
S8<D<g)I?
therewith
!
the
Novelties.
HOTEL.
replete
Ciood
shortest
consignment
Liqu
of
.Underware,
Convenience
and
Comfort
Every
Charges
connected
BONNETS
!
small
Proprietor.
Wines,
the
Morning Wraps
MILLINERY
HATS
stock.
in
Famous
Ale
R.
THOMAS
And
Ar for Broken Cement ticles. Sold Manufactory, COAGULINE. Everywhere. England. Stockport,
Funeral STREET,
and
Gowns
j
Jeweller,
Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. T. W. Stroud, Geraldton. „ F. Kelly, Dongurra. „ G. H. Lott, York.
—
HAY
Tea
Ladies
Felt
&c.
General
a
quietness
Prices.
!
ciality.
Best
and
KAY'S
T.
Low
at
j
Perth.
in Neural TIC PILLS, a specific &c. Contains Quinine, gia, Face-ache,
W.
SPLENDID
yard,
QUALITIES
Chest
Cattle.
Iron,
the
by
|
and
Stables, First
,.
Also
and
j
POSSESSION.
Watchmaker
SINGLE
sold.
NESBIT,
E.
AND
expec
Colds,
COMPOUND,
Also of
DRESSES. back
Balcony
Also,
Complaints.
KAY'S Colds,
Choice
A very
GOODS
House.
favourite
Splendid
Consumption, OF LIN ESSENCE Tolu, Senega, Squill,
Tapestry Muslin's. Selection
I
Bronchitis
COLDS,
Influenza,
KAY'S SEED,
E
and Art
Curtains,
j
COUGHS,
&c.,with AY'S
Five
Guipure
|
at least V. E.
save
JLccommodation
m for
GERALDTON Asthma, EOR &c.
Carpets, &c,, Table Covers, o'clock Tea Cloths
PERTH.
STREET,
I
the
CARPET
Spectacles.
payment. time IMMEDIATE
in
very
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
!
|
Shamrock
to guarantee
:
some
the
in
desigus
as
them.
SQUARES.
|
'
maker
Agents
fast
as
bring
CHLIDEMA
I
(120
I
cent.,
Practical
Hand
also includes
special
!
Clocks
customers
V.
to can
shipment
quarter
VARIETY.
select
figr ggr
make
to
our
and octaves.
Tobacco
'
to the to
favours,
past
all classet prepared to manufacture pos of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest sible notice. kept in stock, a large and Also, of assortment Ladies', Gentlemen's, varied and SHOES— from and Children's BOOTS houses. and Continental the best English on Leather and Uppers always Grindery Good hides and hand. kangaroo skins taken
hey
.
thanks
returning for
coming Steam
1
I
IN
prices
for
&c.
DRAPERY
from by buying besides having a large stock to watch from and a practical
Nesbit,
lowest
at room
;
Wines
&c.,sold Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, PAYMENT with IMMED on TIME at ex to householders IATE possession no As low heavy ceedingly prices. and commission is paid for convassing collecting, 20 per
be sold
—
Teas, Sugars,
Alberts
Cups
A
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC.,
Now
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
&c.
Cruets,
„
Will
!
4
'
Gent's Rings, do. LadieB' Pins Breast
Rings
SELECTED
j
no:
rv
.
FACTORY
BOOT
AUSTRALIAN
Label
the
adeker
they
„
Electro
to
the
London,
Street,
(Lec
language. look
should
Purchasers
tnv
a,
on
almost
Medicines with
World;
Civilized
in
use
„
of
Vendors
all
by
Breast Pins Necklets Studs
„
(Me
St.
Leon
tines
OUR
PIANO
i
and (muzzle Ammunition Sadd
loading)
Brooches
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
„
at
only 78,
Manufactured
are
sets
Earrings Leon
Revolvers,
ALSO,
i
pieces,
Harness,
lery,
Bracelets B. & E.
„
„
The
Silver
„
,,
breech,
every
OF
PIANOS,
|
Iron, Snider
Corrugated
Fowling
-Rifles,
bales,
Fencing
Netting,
Pumps,
Douglas
two
a
repaired"
setsB.&E. Brooches
„
FAMILY
or
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
Walthams Ladies' Gold Watches Silver Watches „
Watches Silver Bracelets
„
become
wonderfully
incidental
Jewellery order
Gold
consti
with of
also tools,
.
Anvils,
SHIPMENT
SPECIALLY
repaired. Nesbit's
Watches „
never-
a
the
cause,
ailments
all
as
where
or
|
vigour LIFE.
OF
to
Gold
Gent's
and
energy,
SPRINGS recommended
weakened.
or
Kidneys,
tone,
confidently
are
-They
giving MAIN
great
guarantee. years' inade description cleaned Watches Nesbit's Levers
the
on
soothingly,
Watches
other
ANOTHER Stocks
full
.
powerfully,
and
BLOOD,
the
purify yet
and
always
Agents, hand
on
of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
jewelled)
Station
PERTH.
ST.,
1
Bills
and
(capped
HAVE
Nesbit's
colony.
and
;
famous
|
These
These
of Life.
j
amongst the leading Set most
ranks
Medicine necessaries
AT
OPENED
HEARMAN'S,
HAY
Importers
Merchants,
Stock
stand and rough work, guaran riding teed for two The Best Watch years. Walthams without Nesbit's exception. in the are the CHEAPEST Colony.
|
Household
Great
This
G.
PERTH.
the
Levers
NOW
FREMANTLE,
and th best selected stock of first-class of EVERY Jewellery
the
cheapest and
AND
j
General
HAS
ARRIVED,
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
STREET,
HAY
CO,
|
and
Rundle
of
(Late
JUST
MARMION&
E.
.
Y. E.
So
thus:—
CO.
CHEMISTS,
ENGLAND.
A
Person cured of Deafness and the head of 23 years' standing Remedy, will send a description to any Person who to applies 65 William street, Melbourne
noises in DEAF.—
or
by
.
LIST
PRICE
al
ON
of
APPLICATION.
Simple
a it
eree
Nicholson,
ready.
On band audi for Sale, and Tomb Monumental Head Stones, -wivh handsome Iron Railings, supplied and erected complete. W. T. WJMBRIDGE.
National Library of Australia
ORDERS
SMALL
Observe
the
Address,
Next
Ddbr
SENT
BY
BOOK
POST.
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Record," Thomas
—
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel."
and published Gibney,
at
the
Howick Bryan.
for office
the
of
street,
Right the
"
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Perth,
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