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BEGS Hymus's

premises Chemist

to

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a

from

Carriage

'

of every

description

always

.

,

We<l<ling Rings Time payments

JOHN Howick

Street,

made taken.

BOWRA, the

and

at

Town

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of of

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recent

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of

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is

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purchasers,

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as

ina

or

diseases —

and

explicitly

em-

physicians

the

is.

you

reliable

most diseases

liver

and

surest

dyspepsia;

or

con

malaria, you :

equally

combined

valuable, Dr. Soule's wonderful

compounded into such a Hop Bitters, curative

mys

which developed, that no disease operations is

power in

so varied ill-health

Ameri and

its

can

exist

possibly

frail to

resist

or

its

weak-

woman,

use.

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an

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to

used,

employed.

only sent

every

and

and

guarantee

correct

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and

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and

j

women.

drawn

People

of shape rheumatism,

or

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from

out

of

pangs ating and chronic,

from

suffering

excruci

inflammatory scrofula.

!

blood poisoning, and, in fact, almost

indigestion, frail" Nature

is

Have

been

dyspepsia, diseases

all

heir

to cured

of

proof neighborhood ters,

by Dr.

which in the

can

known

Bit

Hop

Soule's be found

in

every

world.

t£gNone hops on

stock.

the

white in the

blown vile

without

genuine the

poisonous

a

stuff

bunch

and

label, bottle.

of

green Soule's

Dr.

Beware to imitate

made

of

all

the

above.

of the Railway On completion Works, run Omnibus will to all of parts

the

City

and

departure

in

with

connection of trains. word

"

Best

the

—

"

j

Imitations.

severe

have been cured. Women 111! gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar

name

always

variety

every

merits.

Wholesale

or nearly dying" of given up by phsicians, liver kidney diseases, coughs, called consump

other

tion,

to intend supervision the strict

dead

and

years,

complaints,

the

arrival

No

W.

T.

WIMBRIDGE.

More

If you will stop fine clothes, rich

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

STEEL

ii.

of orders.

Harness

Note.

the

same

all

"

ALSO,—

so

Wholesale Bew-e

"

others

For

Hard

Carriage

workmanship or Photos Drawings

Manufacr,

the

such

'

business.

be

Draper,

relieve

that the

of

;

will tell Buchu."

they

for

to

including ware, in provements

with, the sex. Boxes prevalent 2s. 9d.,of all Chemists. ls.ljd. Prepared only Chemist, Nottingham, Eng by E. T. Towle,

symptoms

to order

opposite

irregularities,

diseases

all

"Patients

Curricles, Stan Carts,

with

all

phys

remedy

only,

and yet it is power, Harmless for the most invalid child or smallest

&c.

week.

AND

and

to cure!

stipation, indigestion, biliousness, and they will tell fever, ague, &c.," Mandrake I or 1111 Dandelion these remedies Hence when are

or

Phaetons, Tilburys, Traps, Carts, Drays,

description

Every

ing

quickly

eminent,

"

And

can

.

PERTH, Patronage.)

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Spring

Waggons,

execution

PENNYROYAL TOWLE'S FOR PILLS FEMALES

best

on

And

Builder,

Phaetons,

Pony

Gigs,

HansomB,

of and

hand.

en

hopes,

the

share

North

most

MACHINIST

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

last

will

the

is

relied and

Bright's —

Only.

turers

the

WIMBRIDGE,

STREET, Government

First skilled

from

irri

i.

the

chapter

hearman,:

Importer

Mr.

WATCHES

SILVER

Direct

more

nearly adjoining Opposite Shop,

where

Kali, .Town patronage. and GOLD JEWELLERY

(x.

The City

&c.,

his numerous to inform he has that Removed

'extensive

w.

WATCH

bility and

with

GENERAL

Single

BOWRA,

JOHN

all

AND

(Under

were

next

in

thing

allaying

urinary organs retention, disease, diabetes, to retain and all the urine, ailments to Women peculiar

cure

Proprietor and Hardinge

of

all

"

1886.

and

employed

the

be

can

pliatically Ask the What

Station. 28,

What

"

is

W.

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mmm for

and

best

icians

terious

price

All the windows dressed with

general

1

the

is

chapter

private

HOTEL,

Melbourne minute's

one

Railway Perth, Jan.

upwards.

These qualities about double the Season.

a

.

all

and

6(1.

every fami

and of

privacy

GUILFOYLE, Road

Perth

6d.

Is.

with

replete visitors

STABLING

VICTORIA

JOHN

upwards.

Is.

M

l

Physician

quieting

or

any

is

healthy get

food, real

and

and substantial

cheaper and

Times.

sending

much

so

on

buy good, glothing ;

style,

better

and

every habit or

Hard slop food

of life things the foolish way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors vile using so much of the humbug medi more

cine

that does you only in that trust simple, Soule's American Hop

always at good times '

ORDERS for

8d.

6d.

Questions

most

of

Ask

is

City

Charges— Moderate

and Girls' and Bonnets,

Hats

EXECUTE

ENGLAND.

the nerves, and curing all forms of giving natural, childlike complaints, ? refreshing sleep always And you unhesitatingly they will tell Some Jorm of Hops 1 !

intimate

residence.

Ladies'

AND

RECEIVE

GO.

nervous

VICTORIA

.

TO

prepared

tation

Etc.

the

lies

se thereby undeniable

6d.

Is.

thus:—

& CHEMISTS,

eminent what school,

the

any world for

the

HAY ib

Ask Ask

he has leased the above VJT that and favourite which he well-known Hotel, has completely re-stocked with Wines, Beers brands. and Spirits of the chocest TheHotel is situated in a and healthy, from the balcony of commanding position, extended view of which an unsurpassed

Manufactur

Customers

and

6d.

2s.

record;

a.

from

3d.

Is.

Vital

!

Ostler.

attentive

an

Yard

Spacious

to be obtained. will The Hotel be found and offers to convenience,

being

and Boys' Straw Hats,

Men's

!'

.

JOHN

.

opened,

now

labelled

EPPS LONDON,

:

Terrace,

-Perth.

THE

are

milk.

or

Grocers,

"

and Spring selected by Mrs. personally in Paris, London, Luton,

Albans purchased direct ers many profits for our curing good value.

by

for provided beverage

point. Wcmay escape ourselves well fortified nourished frame.?'— Gazette.

water

boiling

paokets

hour.

any

of,

depression. this opportunity much beprices

St.

on

"

take of purchasing goods at real value. their for Novelties Early

Summer Hearman

at

Baths,

temporary

present should public

in

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F. Chmeliceck F. Mateu.

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Albany

English

Aiid

Con

with

simply

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kept

are

Spirits

Good Stabling ».

and

Made

qualities

provided

THE

meet

use of such he gradually may enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are floating tack wherever there is a weak a fatal shaft many by keeping with blood and a properly pure See article in the Civil Service

Comfort.

laws nutri proper

bills. It is that articles of diet a built until strong up to disease. HnndredB around us ready to ate

judicious

.the constitution

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her

1

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Kojonup & Williams.

by

during

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Brady.

by

VISITORS

and

natural and fine

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find

and

,

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Long.

H.

the

to

made

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Hearman

and

Geraldton

,

(

L. B. Delaney. P. Gibney.

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Guildford, York &

Duff. M. Martelli.

of the 'By thorough knowledge the ocerations of digestion govern tion, and a careful of the by application ties of well-selected Mr. Epps has cocoa, breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured which save may us many heavy doctor's a

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the

Members. the occupation, business regards of the several members of profession the Irish there are the Party, among 86— in trade, 21; lawyers, 19; jour 13

of independent 13 means, nalists, tenant 4 ; medifarmers, 6; landlords. cal o ; workingmen, 6 school doctors, 2 1. teachers, private secretary, In rade.

may he live est'brother,

;

;

'1

John

who of the

Barry

the

divisions is the ford, of members He

of

County

for

life

as

of lino/eum

in participated political national and. his complexion, to Mr. this, Barry objecting

business

up

in

He

is

now

his

on

of

and

exten

very proprietor sive linoleum in Kirkcally, factory Scotland. for G. M. Bryne, member West is the head of the firm Wicklow, of Bryne & Co., mortgage the brokers, Peter Mc'DonOuter' Temple,' London a

merchant St. is

is

Sligo,

Dublin

in

Patrick's

W.M.

;

railway Thomas Mayne, is

who

in

Dublin

is

Tipperary, victualler in Clonmel; of North O'Brien, Tipperary business in Nenagh grocery of

commission of

South

agent

East

Cork,

is

;

extensive

an

is

the

in

butter South

capital

other

meanings, and the great Daniel

could Another

have driven able solicitor

branch

solicitor

;

at

examiner

his

reputation

not

is

of

Redmond,

;

of

one

North

his

the

a

West is a nurseryman, or Limerick, cultivator for of seeds, trade purposes and shrubs in Limerick flowers, of North Louth, Joseph Nolan b-gan

Dublin he is said to be an able lawyer, ; but he does not practise much, and his to lean more towards tastes appear of the The members literature. party

is

stationer and book Thomas Quinn,

a

Clare, Enuiskillen in

seller

;

who represents Kilkenny builder William in. London;

is

City,

a

a

school

a

as

of

manager

near

Brighton,

but

teacher, music

a

is

Liverpool

in

P.

J.

;

of

South Mayo, O'Brien, in mission Dublin; agent of East O'H anion, Cavan, is merchant in wholesale spirit of North John Stack, Kerry, is

who

X. com

a

Thomas

owns

;

London. The the

Of

Lawyers.

nineteen

lawyers

represents and Johu the other

seven are solicitors .Party, T. M. is barristers-at-law. tlealy by the foremost odds lawyer in the long and iudeed iu the House Party, are few of the there very altogether the law" who can bred to "gentleman

him in

array, of

in

facts

marshalling of

sharpness in

in in

wit,

ick,

lucidity

James Patrick

logical

the weak seeing the other side, and forgetting intense feeling, the successful been the

remarkable

most

the

of

history

the

Bar.

He

a

to

few the

Bar

in

the

about

Dublin,

Courts, by

bands.

months cedented

the dozen His income £300— was in

the

indeed, which, that junior members and numbers brief,

is

in

of

getting

a

cankering

four were

;

for

ago, iu

bis

Wm. .

never counsels get of others only succeed after miserable years liviug

National Library of Australia

disapoint-

Cobbet,

a

finer

aud

United The

journalism be mentioned. which not O'Brien is speutin in much devoted to work so not

the

Plan

been unabie Ireland for

to

of Campaign, write anything

of mili-

Hooper,

the able editor one of the most

is

he has made House of

as

lime

the party indeed,

jail

is

now

connection that he has for

United

or so a back, and we year the magnificent that journal from with the fiery of aflame feelings prose from enemies ad the writer which won miration of its wonderful and power, —

—

gave

to

friends

the

most

intoxicating

,

-

nobles of Dema black in deftness,

place

that,

as

naruely, with

.

however, country

a

will

new

up

seems

like

consent

to

monopolised by England. comprise not

be,

as'

to

which and

is so

fresh

see

markets, ,and centres for herself,

this

shared

or

to

Russia,

commerce;

trading

!

The

great' in

districts

the

only

but possibly a great China as' and well, i

opportunity very thus

whole of

largely

opened Siberia,

of Northern portion the importance of

matter can be hardly the At any rate it1 gi ves Russia she chooses to make use of commercial interests encing

great!

he than South

a

:

over-rated. a it,

power; of 'influ

in

if

England

her

and thus making any ten favour, towards a disagreement with dency, her aud a matter to be avoided unpopular in

—

1

at

even

a

considerable

Bluegum Dr.

sacrifice.

/

:

of

acts

the more

a|

J.

Gibbs,

ueen luioriuea Adams recenuy Dy u r. jx. of Inglewood, that the result of his ex the cure, with over.a periments ranging, for three him to period months, inclined favour its use. Dr. Adums that in stated 30 cases there was a membrane over the throats of the patients,, while in other

instances

inflammatory symptoms He had observed

present.

alone

-

eight

nine

in some of which laryngeal cases, was so far that affected breathing livid. the face became He had em of pepsine and other rem ployed sprays edies with doubtless succerisj andhe novr or

(

Diphtheria.

of New -Zealand; (says who has interes Argus), himself, in disseminating information in Victoria the ." bluegum concerning cure" for diphtheria, has the informed Central Board of Health that he has re-

were

alist.

and

Melbourne

the ted

wit.

as a writer, a managerial capacity of and Luke Hayden, Leitrim,; editor of the Roscommon Messenger but Nation quiet, unassuming, sturdy

in

the A

It

the of

their

it

of foreign jealous anxious to secure

a!

The two. Donal' are

Westmeatb),

which,

on

Nation,

a

capable Its development. and its minerals

so

the Imperial: of Southeast! of the Cork Daily

Commons. in

is

aud

'

question, whether

in

reputation

a

great

originated whose country, his the favour trade gained, of Peter the and thus obtained for him Great, mining concessions of which he knew how to make due profit. The. difficulty of the.

of course!

is,

to

which of the

smith

Ireland.!

man

Siberia

in

doings

other journalists Sullivan (South

'

Ireland-

miss

a

capital

the

in

!

specimen

than

taut

with

three

thing of

struggles

so

who

William O'Brien is not only the ablest in the Irish of the thirteen journalists an but he holds unquestionably Party, iu the press circles of the high position the days of, Three Since Kingdoms.

can

unpre the Bar, history with so overstocked a

;

North O'Doherty, Donegal, West anil O'Hea, Donegal, E. Reyuolds, East Tyrone.

j

Pour

years

placed the first

a

press

a

wealth

infinite

owes already and millionairies,

there

of

,

:

briefs

and

;

opened

and

bduudless, and abundant. One of the most famous of noble European houses, iudeed,

the police, the sub-! the State and lusty,,

evading

humane

.

is

fertility rich

open

influential organs of Ireland, Edward Har-! south succeeded his of West Kerry, rington, brother in the editor's chair Timothy, Sentinel the sturdy watch of the Kerry in the county; dog of Irish nationality

All

Journalists.

at

self-governing of South Louth,

of the John

Herald, in the

parliamentary rep of Limer City of South Down, McCarten,

The

as

!

' ;

many of unbounded

;

a

Gill,

Cork,

E.

j

—

deft

so

in

account Senate.

i

courses

and rapidity minutes after lie

ease,

and

"called"

was

in

the preliminary

through passed with of study brilliancy,

Irish

success

Win. j

of

of

land of almost

of thus

and holds. ''out, kinds. ..Siberia,

attractive,

idoff,

America, he spent some He is now years. of United and his! on the staff Ireland, letter to that jourweekly. Parliamentary readers an nal gives Irjsh interesting!

and the

of

can

very,

promise

descriptive a as story more than ho rouse, an Irish audience on he comes second to

so

j

not

!

are

Mayor

Michael

the best

in reasoning, of the case of points iu every other quality, and humor and eloquence which go to make up' " advocate.Tim" has

argument,

both

resentative

.

beat

lawyers

They

West' Mayo. the party in are F. A. O'Keeffe,

is

vivid

a

the

in

commiserated by people minds. But the prospect by trade between England,

—

is

one

T. P. known where

already

of"

Deasy,

licitors. is

they

as counsel. These are John J. of The Nation, who formerly ol County Dublin the north

appeared Clancy,

the. Irish an! twelve

in

have

of a vast depths with the acquainted outer world, except some bf those melan perhaps, through1 bauds of Russian choly exiles-whose fate has from time immemorial been so

orator

litterateur,

interesting

hillside

success

of the party at the Irish members but recently called and botli liar hoth themselves in the having distinguished which

an

lost

and hardly desert, existence of an

He can campaigner. spin a tender or roundel, love-lay balled with ease he writes: ; leader,

been'

erto

Dan.

as

parts

successful in collecting of the tenants to scriptions is war chest. Crilly young full of strength and energy are in him all the potentialities

.other

in

Irish

or

Commins,

cases

slashing and

no

;

a

in Listowel establishment big drapery is a hotelJ. D. Sheehan, of East Kerry, at and P. J. Foley, Killarney, keeper director of West is mauagiug Galway, Life Assurance of a Company in

.

in

at that and no one can more he arrest the attention of a criti in Westminster, cal audience while as campaigner under the Plan of Campaign,

of South LL.D., Lawrence Roscommon J. Carew, of the one of North Kildare, whips of of the the aud proprietor party, There are two Leinster Naas. Leader,

;

.

than

and

Derry

a

many

journalist,

O'BrieD

—

Andrew

large

a

pretty

swinging

an

the Bar are: are at English the representative of Arthur O'Connor, C. Molloy, of East Donegal ; Bernard the Birr Division of Queen's Country ; J. of Mid-Tyrone; Matthew Kenny,

the New

now

hall

a

a

so

no one speaker, the enthusiasm

—

life

;

of

men

article

—

of

few

were

whole

a town situated some two miles from the mouth of the Nor can river. we have much difficulty in the feelings, at such an understanding Of a community which had hith arrival,

mere

a

a poet, Hetis aud political

of

known

well

v

'

thousand

radical

English

too from

design, and, river Yenisei, Phoenix and

of English goods cargo gladly as indeed received, was with enthusi expedition the Governor of and people

by Yeneseisk

brilliant

the

to.

a

asm,

be need me anything mention of him. After these. I should of Crilly say that Daniel of the The Nation North Mayo, one is the most able journalist, There staff,

off

Abraham,

West.

is

correspondent America to

are

also

is

brilliant

granted, carry

enabled;

,

with

the

The

yond

E.

Irish

of Liverpool,

a

which

in Lon Star, published of the most political don, is one powerful abd writers of the descriptive day. the famous James war O'Kelly,

.

Bar, way which he has been a member of a couple J. G. Swift of years MacNeill, only. of Con or South Donegal, is Professor Law in Inns the stitutional King's of the Irish Bar in school training

winning

that,

of

concessions was

year,

ladeii

bis

division

organ,

cross-

John

Wexford, at

Ward editor

wielding

the

long 'contemplated he ascended the steamer named tho

last

in

O'Connor,

and

Wiggins

his

out

—

uses

made

Captain

marred

with such .tongue that be has given up power the Thomas Power pen. of the Scotland .representative

now

oratorical

through O'Cona coachis P; A.

as

high.

as

less.

ton

sharp,

to the profession orators the finest

of

the Bar, is the Bar, but

join

thus

!

Irish

an

Division of Dublin, is making remarkable Bar. Edmund headways at the Irish of South who left the Leamy, Nligo,

a

C.

James

on

subtle,

who made of South Kilkenny, William solicitor his mark as O'Brien's trials. in the Cornwall and French of Harbor the Timothy Harrington,

of the a North is Flynn,"of Cork, banker in a small City ; J. way in Cork of West is at a draper Cork, Gilhooly, Ban try Danial of South Sheehy, Gal way, is flour merchant in a Jeremiah Jordan, of Templemore ;

merchant

in

Chance,

Lane,

;

his

that

is

even

and-four.

J. in' the John

Tipperary, W. J. Cork

in

tortured which not nell himself

P. is

it

to

cattle-dealer

a

;

committee

in

is

then

further

is

Negotiations

-

;

;

Condon,

and

O'Connor,

of

Dublin,

J.

Tim

care

it

display

to

ambassador British at Pe St. whose onthe -matter tersburg,reporthas recently been laid before Parliament. In consequence of the arrangements

of Ireland and what is more, pressman is He has, the people's poet -laureate. " God Save us a in Ireland," given anthem for our struggle heart-stirring to for freedom— he live may compose Thomas one for Ireland a nation Sex

is seen and keen intellect discovering aud in that drafting flaws in this clause amendments leave no loophole of which intended from their escape purpose which cannot be twisted and possibly

apparatus

photographic Thomas ;

House

bill

contractor; Midrepresents

East

of

of

like

cannot

e

the

spirit

Murphy,

Division, City and tramway

a

Tipperary, trade in

and

wine

a

tion,

and

;

ripen

by the

by way of illustra of which lore, people generally— know nothing and T. D. Sullivan is the veteran

speaking

;

;

of North

ald,

1

prose pedantic of classic

a

by

participate along the eloquence, debate ; he lacks humor, and pathos of Tim, and a long fine speech but he shines when is beyond bis. power J

account.

own

and

pale

father's

man,

young shoulders

employer left

lar.

therefore, eminence in in view constantly

Wiggins,

meantime

end however, for this the Russian with Gov necessary and they were ernment, accordingly taken in hand and ably carried through

is not His style of writing popu It lacks the simplicity, the easy and which his grace -distinguish

flow

waterway Chinese

were

to the Daily News Most of .his work journals. and periodi goes to English newspapers contributed cals. He has, however, several series of articles to United Ire

Maurice is a boyish-looking of slight delicate frame, rather face small and stooped, his voice is weak and piping.

so.

to.

other

land.

the

profession, kept intention of carrying his calculations into practical and as soon as he effect, .should ibe in a position to do so, explor the sea and rivers alluded ing in person

and political,

and

Joseph

a

of

an

a

has written some contributes articles

He

very

his

as

reputation

and

stories

literary

now

think

journeys England he often of a meetings

and

Justin

Londonderry)

success

capital

with .Mr. Parnell), represents extensive a very practice. enjoys man Muny people. say he is a cleverer I do not than his better-known brother.

he

his

During

.England. Ireland through

able

and

lie

(which

commercial

a

manufacturer

a

in

set

Wex

trader the largest among the Irish Party in trade.

commenced

traveller

of

one

represents

by cir McCarthy's

from

and confines

North,

to

the

Empire. who had

poli

forced

now

lead.

to

sus

'

Tim's you ngprosper. the who has joioed Maurice, solicitor's branch of the legal profession, success in his has been junt as great a line. From a in a own clerkship he won his way, solicitor's office by his talents ranks in his alone, to the highest in the of Cork and settling calling, city

;

loss

too and is well journalist, known to need any emphasizing by me. His only son, Justin Huntley McCarthy is iu who Newry, represents following the footsteps of his party with remark

,

;

the

litterateur

over decision magistrates by resident which the coercion Government chuckled with has he got reversed intense delight in the High Courts of Justice. Long

As

to

of

(city

is

South

expression

giving over

by the active

by journalism O'Brien

cumstances

;

a

or

life

help

regret

.

Occupations

and

tical

recognized as warmly by opponents as by friends he is a tower to the national of strength and many cause in Crown prosecutions, legal

tained

are

acumen,

of

pang

.

Professions

Parliament-

his

;

I cannot

delight. to a

.

Party

it

joined wonderful

been making magnifi the Bar since the day he his tremendous ability-—

.

in

at

'

"Irish

The

has

headway

.

cent

.

Tim

ment.

;

Cleaning#.

.

metal

Qli

Great

Enterprise.

conducive to perhaps, prove of the world that a new tie of has possibly been formed be and Russia. hus This England to the genius place, due, in the first may,

peace friendship tween

been of au

English wuose

Wiggins, concludethat

a

the

known icebound

as

during

some

named

sailor calculations

portion

Kara

Joseph: leamm

of the Arctic

Sea

could

to

Ocean not

be

but must the year, afford, mouths at least, an' to inlet Obi aDd Yenisei, which rivers the centre of Siberia, from

all

the great flow through

proposed a

thorough

nion disease. is

also

came

that

to

give-

the

Dr.

trial.

bluegum Adams

treatment is of opi

is a constitutional that his brother, who iu the colony, first be with the utility of blue

diphtheria He writes

practising. acquainted

leaves' as. a for vapour specific when at the diphtheria Glasgow Infir Tbe to mary. process, Dr. according Adams, is very largely availed of in the north-western of Victoria. districts

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the

Gladin the North

of the

of

as

Deity,

a

supernatural Manning argues the

and

causes;

the

of the

life

it

philosophers to

natural

of

what

is

'this

elevation

'

demands a cause Christianity; of nature. than the possibility has 3. That the Church Divine and a a claimed origin in virtue of office and authority in all world, the Catholic

They rebuke us the 'Church

for

of

as

a

fragments

not

bears

the

are

and

As

as;to

and

of

unity

to

visible

the to

languages, with the

reasoh

'nations

ages there

is proportion ? and the effect in this isolated

'went

virtues

rose

of

relates

again

the

out

which

will,

in

is

?

all

harmony

nature

of

all

What there unsebn

What

direct1

supreme dependence self-trust, its

of

the

intellect

the submission license,

the

;

against of the will

subjugation control

of

against or the' passions by temperate by their wilful absolute against subjection was to reverse This what indulgence. to be the laws of nature j men believed lo make water climb upward and fire to He taught mortifica point downward. of the flesh, tion of the lusts, contempt of the eyes, and hatred of of the lusts What hope was there the pride of life. Im that" such a teacher should convert ? That such a doctrine Rome perial the fullness of human exercise1 should' ?'"' "Set so it has come pride and lust jto Twelve men more and how? pass; with obscure than absolutely Himself, of this world, or influence out authority and the empire throughout preached it."

Cardinal

'Manning

It

"

is

Kn

lino

r)

of trash

amount

them "

Rn

oaoonn

No

!

t

mn

been

has

sooner

a

f

faorfn

o

written

was

1

signed than

the

Jack

Ripper" published, hundreds of ghastly at once ad jokers dressed similar letters to the authorities, " whilst constant wrote to readers" their favourite to prove that the organs writer of the the murderer.

must

letter

silly

have

been

like

Occasions what a vast

these number

home to us bring of fools there are who live, to ns— -creatures amongst their and who believe it is parade folly, Mr. wisdom. A "writes to solemnly

how

.

fact self-obvious has to hiin. Mr. B. makes some absurd Mr. C. im suggestion.

explain occurred

some

concludes

with

National Library of Australia

air

I

seriously

as

aud

almost That

supply

the

there of

prising. is that

smart

be

should

turned

threw from

to

on

iu

man

munications "

a

the

if

the

off

a

the

of

series

in

of be

com

believe have .been

to

which

pro

sit

dupes. awaiting No the sooner was it stated that the than murderer had on a; black coat also announced the fact. spirits Spirit ualism is the most aud con debasing ,

temptible superstition. single which

case

ever assumed by been one There has never of "spirit communication"

form

has stood

the

test

of

independent

is

a

the

13th

Smith

sent his

sentence

October,

1848;

after

day

Street,

by

-

Francis then! Meagher, of Clonmel Within Jail.

in to an

'

the Thomas

the tenaut, and his brother Michael. hours themen emergency <

crowbars

their

and

at the pickaxes and the windows 'amidst groaning the It was assembled people. only when a hole had been made in the thatch that an entrance was effected. and pots; Only a few chairs however,

doors from

could be thrown and other articles

of the house, beds of furniture having to

out

left as the trunks of trees within, door could not be placed againstTthe 'The tenant told the .'sheriff removed. eviction: had riot that 'the on that acconnt been carried and that- he out; would the legality of the not recognize

be

'

A brother 6f the tenant proceedings. was oil M r. John O'Beirue, arrested the abusive to charge of -using language was Mr; -'Fitzgerald; but "discharged '

'

the:

men1

and

police

ari

left'

Indignation held close by the 'scene' of The Kev. J. Hughes,

was

eviction.

C.C.,

the

after had

Immediately emergency

meeting

down.

powerfully and one of

Jones

'presided.

eiicouriter

Sinhalese

Catholics-

.

of

two

.

minutes,

some

men

Father coat.

1

who:

'

proved very agile, eventually half his managed to get away; leaving vest ih Father The rev. Ryan's hand. however, held on to the other gentleman', and by this- time his servant had brought to the church, and Jones was the police taken

into the

sacristy1

the

In

custody/ silver

two

had intended

men

the

Outer

which the

cruets,

found

to

were Steal, 'near them were'

and

floor,

two

A recent number of the Orientalist leads off with a paper by Dr. Ed kins on " Hero Worship amongst tlie Chiuese." :!e shows how the Worship of ancestors and kings' was extended 10 legislators aud inventors and how the worship took iorin

me

01

escaped by the church door, and1 the other through window. This a window was and it underneath broken, on found a pool of the ground the police

tants

the man blood, been cut probably

carry hism.

got away

Eviction

on

who

by

the

escaped the broken

having

hours'

three

Naas, the

eviction

siege.

5th

Friday, of

Mr.1

Oct.

a popular and respecLed O'Beirue, tenan the estate of the Marquis of Drogheda, was carried out at his Harrisresidence, town, Nurney, by Mr. Lee, sub-sheriff of Kildare, -assisted1 County by -four

t

on

AmOI'rrOnoV

man uigu

wwwigwuvj

>

n

CIUU

.1

a

The eviction

police.

harsh

very

Algernon

one.

1

n

is

When

n

regarded the agent;

u1

as

a

Mr.

Harvey,

accompunied by the arrived on men, emergency Rev. James Hughes, C.C., and Mr. John T. HefferMonasterevau,

and police the sceue,

.

hon. sec. made an offer on I.N.L., of the tenant, behalf and assured the that the full amount would agent be when the tenant had made sale of paid his Mr. Harvey would not even crops. uan,

.

to this and' the eviction proposal, The house, a substantial proceeded. and comfortable-iookiug thatched resi listen

dence,

was

strongly

barricaded,

the win-

01

or

words

into

two contributions which have been

the Sinhalese language. the follow with

concludes

between Sinhalese Difference Protes and Sinhalese RomanCatholics.— It is a known fact well that a large number of Sinhalese who call themselves Protestants on

those

in

are

perfect to

one

'

the1

to

To

practices

of

secret

no

it

is

other

the

it

matter

a

whether

the

or

Buddhists and of Budd

reality

-he secretly Some make

whom indifference

of

they' belong of these relig

"

What is your question to a it no Sinhalese, is put Uncommon to receive the answer thing " numut Mama repramaduve, adakanne but buddhagamayi ," I am a Protestant I the believe in is Buddhism. religion j

,

The

f 1uluu

names

"

case

is

Roman

Mr-n

loigo

cue

paragraph

ing

religion"

Thomas

one

Batch

incorporated The number

glass.

Estate

and

;

-

to

Drogheda

so

The' paper is. full heroes. departed of every interesting matter on' the history and institutions of China and the gro wth of the present China out 6f the old .ona. Much Sinhalese space is taken up with folk-lore deal with

'

saunuces

the

remanded. Jones was keys. men effected an evidently entry church by scaling a low wall in and by forcing Clarendon one Square, of the windows. A jemmy was found near the church. One of the men who 1

To-day

readers," &c., &c., with seuse in them. have coine

parlours"

who

and

written the

were

plied

the

during torn

were

the

'

ion0.

constant

"

mediums

fessional

might

ensued,

After

men.

from There

church.

underneath

afterwards.

the ran whom away/ leaving Jones, waist Ryan held tightly by his and Jones who is slightly built,

a

some

horrors,

ratepayers," some glimmer of common the spiritualists Naturally, to the and we are asked f'ore, that the spirits of the victims visiting

mode

office

"

fathers,"

the

publish epistolary

telling

and him back

the

however,

me,

should

the "

in

all

Dil away God

'

plentiful not sur

is

the

youug

and

himself.

asses scribbling What astonishes

newspapers their letters. Surely, is deemed the most of getting copy out

;

wives,

factors

murderer

'

Called Out, four rushed

men

,

housemaids

their

important

as as

atrocities

their

by

regarded

daughters,

of

the.

gov'nor," into

skeleton The into the

acquaintances effusion,

the

Of'

of'

forcing'

the -other had1 Masted

on

see

can

into

desperate struggle which some railings The' rev. gentleman, knocked down built,

I

about

letter

a

:

one

ou'

him, sacristy

ill

an

Hold

at

:

:

their

the level in the line or on men had corrupted but as it, to all that was contradiction He taught in the world.

:

Labou-

Henry

the

in

aroused by she had' just church. He the church,

'

&c., and the wind," horrors have a proved Whiteehapel to the daily perfect godsend papers, have as done, during occurring, they "

being

change the the world He did to

not

and' that of nature

says

I'.,

Mr.

authors of these letters. them all their pestering with allusions to their

cause

wa9

power

Him

Truth

.

'

him

sacristy open. inner the small and there saw the prisoner and sacristy; 3 other men to break open endeavouring the the door of safe containing the church had plate. already They broken the lock.' When partially they

?

occasion proves the by communicating to the world at few platitudes a large that he has culled a copy-book .from and all their real they sign actually names to these lucubrations ! I can the imagine dull, solemn, pretentious

is

ih

audible,

day. between the

ot

ih

was

lie'

went

hastily,

saw' witness W riting M. chere,

utterly

This world-wide

this

Man

after

noises

some

and found the door He: opened the door

,

moral

What

For change

?

and

;

the

It

to

on

Cross;

more.

no

and

eye; the ear. and

all

in

heard dressed

morning who' told

Har

and hope to the. last.

struggle

O'Brien, For three

Priest.

a

of

to

on

house

1

conduct

early that his servant,

of 'the Forger Whiteehapel

Murderer

Church.

—

:

Thomas inmate

St. Clarendon of; AlOy'sius, silver cruets. twb Square;1 and stealing The "Rev. Michael Ryan' stated 'that

the'

Ireland. And on another -slab above were the lines

Words O'Brien Green

Church1

its history interpret knows its owe history, witness of its own supreme

"Times" Letters

the

Parnell

Catholic

the

on

merit

London

a

impos

an

fastened the words

save

'

a "wood 27, cutter, George Jones, iio Address Vaslately' giving' charged at with 'into the Clefkenwell breaking

It

the

in

Gallant

to

it

Burglars

mean's

slab

a

;

Nobly

|

Four

by that

On

roof over the door were Down with Balf. ur, Drogheda, Hurrah for Parnell, vey, and Co. and the plan and lon, O'Brien, with rackrenters and evictors.

;

:

man

it,

house

Whiteehapel

this,,

did

man

reform

cannot

the

Never despair— let the feeble in spirit Bow like the willow that stoops to the : blast, true Droop not in peril— 'tis .manhood's

to

murderer, although of course, is it but' possible may be that the takes in his forger pride and wishes to keep his hand in. work,

more

legation."

Is

every of priuciple

the

tipon

published, Mr. ParneU !l do -hot go so far the Times is forger

that-

suggest-

Times

The..

ascribed

tO)Mr.;(Egun.;'

the

our

in

thus

He was seen Man created intellect and

days

faith

be true,;

.

ignominy third day He

beyond

which forgeries and which 'they

by Divine and morals

that

this

man

it,

teach is

if

for

;

acts.

its

and

We

variations. the1 wickedness he

in

unknown

then1

.

.

declarh Head in

its

err

found

or

were

should

cannot

reproach. the'teaching of

They

cannot

and in a reign of Augustus, a Oriental remote and powerless. race, of a poor ih' a' stable Child1 'was ''borii He a For lived' Mritbeiv years thirty for three hidden life; years "He the Kingdom of God; and gave preached' to unknown men. Lie laws hitherto

iu

of

Govern upon it. philoso diplomatists, and traitors mockers, aud their worst against dread lest in the

statesmen,

assistance

pereven

the

In'

world

.

.

'

-

forty

to

directed.

was

heaven, ments,

a

unity, our

identical

not

is

nor truth unity, After describing world the ancient of Christ looming'

the

,

'

field

more becomes vague the Church -becomes It wind moves/ against

is

<

,

,

it

probabilities,

is a coincidence in But there to 'these to: which: atten letter's respect tion lias The mot. been: drawn. yet like that of is remarkably handwriting

others.

and of the stress .and storm against the There was never a more world. luminous evidence of this supernatural than in the Vatican For fact Council. the world months all could that; eight and like the four winds of do, say tide,

Church

1

birror

of

!"

world

of.

the murderer having long odds against the Ripper"' letters. written the Jack of He may have, 'and so may thousands

;

front

huge

sibility.

On the idoctrine

not

is

and

age,

place,

its'

ever

of

every

the

It harrows the and enltuges the inheritance The world and the Church directions. moving in opposite

error

him.

of the imperishable Christianity Church. aud Roman They the Catholic more a credible, must find reasonable, for it. This ho abd adequate account deuials are The man1 has yet done. are but ; many many and the solutions Their not do together. they agree of their human isproof multiplicity The claim ot the Catholic origiu. aud to a Church to a Divine authority and the "same, is one Divine assistance

r

of

always Divine

faith. is enough'Tor changeless believe refuse to men to say that they aud this; account of the visible palpable

died

adds

treasure.

its

phers, intriguers, did their utmost

this

testimony

It

"

defined

truth

fear

for

dogmatic

is

Every

error.

higher

holding be infallible.

to

rebuke

the

its

to

turned

is

To

'

assistance.

Divine ipetual the Christian to external witness. It

r

Church

aud in back being stuffed trunks of trees fastened and the interior filled "with inside, and other ploughs,' barrows, materials, which were the door1 in piled against such manner a as to render entrance in

into

,

and per world-wide of the Christian' wdrld the old world in comparison with' both of modern outside' aud the world

iu

of

definite. as

are,

man.

That

2.

fact

dogma,

definiteness loves open error. The

;

use.

truth. The world, is against of because it is impatient It and certainty in faith. of and. the liberty questions

dows with

'

who

;

_

manent

take

all

uncertain,

possibilitatem

limits

ancient

the

world

'

man

are

the

truth.

of

and

by any

intra the

ini'the

that

faith

the

of.'

spirits

aud murdered them, give of all that took place provious particulars to the murder ? This might he of 'some

in numthe same to-day The explicit ber as in the beginning. of their definition meaning has implicit age to age, as the ever expanded from and perversions of the changing denials of world have demanded new definitions

of the

the.'

hold communication with medium!, why don't (hey describe of the in plain language the '.appearance

j

social,

for

say, withiu

natures,

possible

that

domestic, Christian

forces

by any

or

'

existence vast and it" has that

be accouuted

cannot

i

imperishable "and the

and in

political

its

is

Christianity,' revolution undeniable wrought in men and in nations, of manhood elevation moral

womanhood,

i

ot proof requires Cardinal

explanation.

of

'

i

of

Catholic

sufficient

a

itselt

That

the

1

a

1.

ance

1

If'i

do-

f

.

is in Church the existence

idea

Roman

trine

j

investigation. victims really

i

The central

phenomenon

j

—

:

doc-

guarded the assistof the Apostles' by Divine with unerring The articles fidelity. ,has

,

of

of 1871

events

the

Church'

,

Witness."

the

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from

illustration "

God-

a

instalment

present

Exis

.

of

the

.

tence

The

of

proof

a

nership religion be of cause

be

to

profess James them

with

different

Catholics. d' "

Al wis

They

of

wavering

no

and

faith

of their

this

Sinhalese

are

what they Hon'ble is

forefathers." to

among

mind,

hankering

no

importance of

the

the late there

as and, wrote,

no

after It

part the

would

into

iuquire Mr.

difference.

the

Alwis

" that it was owing to the and ecclesiastical requirements the Roman of Catholic discipline Leisure Church" Hours , p. 102, ( see We think, however, that the note). cause of the difference is the priucipal

thought rigid

that Protestantism the State or, as it Government "the

is

fact

of

-

I

Thie Church

therefore

embraced

is

the

called

religion." even

religion

by some, It

by

is,

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tongues

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on

of the

altar

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sins.

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some

to

witness There

to go strike

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will

is

what are

they know who

some

far

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to

a

lie.

do

not hesitate God to upon In one of the south of England,

to call dead.

as

down

theni

,

cities in the greatest in the market is a block place, great of granite. There are many people who do not know what it means as there is no name or inscription upon What stone it. is the of that history

in

the

centre

the year market to

of the 1800 a

buy

market

place entered

woman

butter.

some

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go

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and when she was picked up the found was in the money palm of her hand. She was buried in that spot and that stone is the lesson of that there erected to be a warning to all dead,

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very kind

up

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in which and we such curses.

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they

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prayers, may ten

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dreadful have tried tell

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you your

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ever

be

to

solemn

again guilty

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now

recommend

month forever.

now

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you,

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shall

where

be

praising in His

no

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more,

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are

to

who

cursers.

Christians

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God, but of like

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it.

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in M ilan hi> wife. divorcing The Italian :dei'ence recommends the fortification

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League Mr. Wilson on Wrexham,

ou

the

South

the position, against taken by the colonies. Mr. Holroyd, a Gladttonian candidate has been elected for vice Dewsbury,

the:

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is

insist

demanded

leaving

shortly

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curse.

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up

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impossible

to

Colonies. The first

in

.

a worthy, holy prepared for that

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to

of

full

Sydney,

ridiculed the idea of Salisbury au Federation becoming Imperial fact. accomplished Huddleston has ordered the Baron of Mrs.' and the Weldbh prosecution

castle.

you what

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be completely cured. a blessing that will be. Those who have been cursing will of God begin to make use of the name country, And

Chas.

are

Queensland

Whitechapel

Lord

you

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St. James Gazette lakes the In the House of Commons said that Worms Queensland

the habit us

the

into

papers

of

Spectator, Observer

ment.

asked,

costs

all

Notification

it says Office Colonial

curse.

let

children, make a

urge

resign

account

but

old

an

November

press

to on

murders. Truth

hanging now God

and

The Daily

Galicia. Russian have suc Government of twenty million floated a loan

Warren,

written to undo

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avert are

Secretary

Some will crime. say, "I but have failed." I venture that if will you only

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you in

curse

to

to

method

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the

do

dis

;

the action. withdraws Sir James Ferguson has -declined

from view

"swellish'' be an to

LondoD

if

peerage.

a

London,

ten destroys other hand, we it will require

curse

on

say if you prayers,

Parents, of cursing beg of you tion never

to

one

now

off.

The

that

struggle

States,

shillings

is

to

why

Those

?

were

He

a

the whole force of. thw ' would stand by her. The London Times apologises to Sir John and pays forty Pope Hennessy,

iD possession of accur of a person movements of to be the perpetrator

murders.

him, in

existence,

United

governors,

Bohemia

got

say to' in the

not you children

down, them,

saying

parent

so

for

roubles. from The steamer Richmond Hill, Melbourne to London, is ashore io the. Gulf of Suez. She is now discharging her cargo, and it is expected she will be

must kind of kind of

out would

I

American had assured, England was ever involved nent

objections: Australia

western transfer

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God believe Parents

turning

are

so obedient, ungodly. such "Were parents, of cursing those habit

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individual. increase of three is of on the Russian infuntry frontier of Austria, and the of two other divisions from

cessfully

y6u

the

:

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au

divisions

disguised

understand

cannot

children

There

to

whose

Morris,

,

abusing

made

18. husband

by

The London been

has

Whitechapel

your but sins, There are

themselves But at all.

are no curse uttering to cure you want yourself other give up this and every One of the worst curse.

Sir

.

Piince

the

of God and and changed,

if

of

for

imprisonment

attempt

described

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they

police.

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curse.

name

the

not

curse,

that

month's

The police are of the ate details who is supposed

you must

you.

root,

of curses which the

of Jesus who those

cursers

one

An sinate

consciences

your being

give

curses

is

mortal sin ed by you

and

they talk

feel

you

some

venial'

never

curse,

announced

is

Mount-

November-

fainted moonlighters, when evidence at Parnell giving the Commission. A scene sharp icourt, occurred between Mr. and Harrington: the, President. Lord said, Randolph Churchill when at that speaking Paddington, a, promi

to of a French formation buy syndicate all available. stocks up of Oaths Bill The Abolition has pas in the Lords. sed the second reading Parnellite member Jeremiah Sheehan, has been for East sentenced to Kerry',

instead six. of They do not how often They cOuid not they curse.. count their ;but God counts, curses, and they will have to.,. give an account word at the last for idle day. every

The old bririk of the grave ing, and the little time found cursing

those very Sacrament

a

six

was

to

cursers.

,

it

must

to

Some

;

confession half dozen a

cursing

I wish your attention this not perhaps one evening, though of the most is still of the one grievous, most common of all sins. The sin of the world is full of cursing. Yes,

frightful consider

curse.

without

to

they go

probably

Habit.

different to draw

which

able

they

v.-

you

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mouth,

accusing

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their

identical.

mnani;

London,

murdered

was

1

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Lady

the the

in

late Lord Justice of Baggallay, the Appeal Court! late Director Mr. Howard Yincerit, of the CriminaL Investigation Depart the chief coinment has been offered of the London police. mlissionersbip is Tallow advancing, owing to the

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it

are

death

mously.

Richard

,

Universe.

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rains is cursed

if

;

about

meets;

evidence The

that he wishes the rain if rain is needed ; and does not the weather is come, are God is cursed, the heavens cursed; cursed. This is more than true ; and that, how cursers never know habitual curse

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or the spade, plough, his for a progress impedes a clod of earth' in his moment ; way stone will often receive a or a little

has

army

!

the increasing the Reichrath passed tor

Mr.

that to

Bill

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he

mias'sacre,

Leaguers

the

or

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the European

says that of danger.

full

is.

,

town

working

horse which

King Leopold situation

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not'.

state Ex-moonlighters and Feuians referred

answering

are

.

a

could

Secretary's

curses

gunboats

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he

Irish

the the

parent;

British

bombardingSuakim,

it

to place

their

,

duty colony

by,

Chinese.; upon .the all articles

brand

a

on

workma.?ishir>

A Bill for providing of Parliament members duced in the Assembly. The Miners' Union i

furniture

on

compulsory,

tKe payment of has been intro ,

are

supporting miners.

the

families of the imprisoned the Domain last evening shot another man in the, face In

wounding

ously

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away, outrage. Another at-

is

a ,

disastrous

has

fire

incendiarism excitement.

—

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.

to pointing, evidently is rand causing, great ,,

Adelaide,

Thursday.!,

A Bill for abolishing, for debt has passed its the Assembly.

imprisonment reading in

third

1

has Police-Inspector Beasley disrated and severely reprimanded.. The State Bank Commission Melbourne next in that colony. The Northern distress caused prospects harvest

been

the

quite,

Farmers',

farmers to

now are

visit

generally

Western

to

go

week, to take evidence farmers

by of

in

are

great The moderate

drought.

even

a

hopeless.

Adelaide, who. Handorf,

Mr.

the

for

assigned,

Hill—

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man

danger then run

and

him,

cause

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of

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to

man

supposed, of favour

the

are

fire.;,

the.

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in

verdict

a

obtaining Paruell.

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have intimi

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letters it

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child,

vengeance

a

the parent the child the in the field

wife.curses curses the

husband1;

assertion!.

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story-

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the

wife,

latter

Austria to refuses unless the troops Czar, of the from'! 'the Austrian withdrawn'-.

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curses

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Association of South

Australia

1.4.

by

delegated and

the

Australia and

report

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community.

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not passed. When an humble address was moved by Sir M. Fraser, re on last, Friday evening the Pearl Shell Fisheries Mr. Hor Bill, gan got up and said he was opposed to such exceptional The majority legislation. of members not in the Council were in favour of a tax on for the simple wool, reason that they were interested in that but they had imposed a tax on the article, poor sandalwood cutter and now they were about to tax the poor Mr. pearler. Sholl seconded Sir M. Fraser's resolution, which was carried.

GOVERNMENT

R. Conway John ICindelan

Mr. Mr.

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White,

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glad report the Wheal Margaret copper mine Onlv hands are on last a few Monday. on as but I have no doubt as put yet, order for is in the mine got proper accordwill increase working that hands "knocked" This which mine, ingly. three about years purchased ago, was J. H. Monger from Mr. by the Victorian The Victorian Copper Mining Company. to the another mine, belonging copper well still very same is looking company, to

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NORTHAMPTON. to

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was with, and., .happily, upon his return; of the condition able to report favourably I sick Since. then, of the gentleman. is hear that the doctor making very good towards recovery; progress of the mass "Previous to the conclusion on at Sunday 28th ultimo, Dardanup, re Father Delany spoke at some length subscribers of some of- the the dilatoriness their arrears. of the Record in paying up of the account He gave a .detailed pre connected with the' sent expenses print of the Record and publishing ing the of the of. editorship/ irrespective which is and always has/been journal to He alluded the done gratutiously. difficulties which Dr. Gibney had many to carry on with in his efforts to contend that His Lordship the paper, and stated liabilities. to bear the brunt of the had The rev. highly gentleman spoke in terms of the Bishop, frequently eulogistical ardent to his untiring energy, referring not only exertions and self-sacrificing zeal, Catholic news in the upkeep of the one; in every other work paper in W.A., but the advancement which .has for its object the and the of of religion progress I need Church— a euology, scarcely and fully the whole congregation add, also endorsed. His reverence heartily usefulness of a out the extreme pointed how Catholic and explained paper, such an organ for the refu was necessary tation of the calumnies against the Church to time. are circulated from time that

am

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matter

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resting

district

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and not as "Barry's," "Parry's" crossing, appears. for a publican's An application general made by Mr. Thos Stack license is being It is thought Miner's .Arms." of. .the on Toy many persons that the inhabitants. are as entitled side of the Avon the east of a public house as are to the privilege where there are those in Avon Terrace, much and in some instances four hotels, of the "Miner's nearer than the situation it

Arms."

this

are The hay-crops on all sides that all in, and nearly turned out much ;better than ihey)have> was a month expected ago. month we have ex During the. past weather. With very strange perienced few exceptions, the mornings and evenings and cold, much resemhave been cloudy J uly weather whilst J une or bling'our1 at odd times the middle of the during and this day the. heat has been intense of was the weather again peculiarity rain for two or changed to a drizzling three days. The oldest inhabitants never before. As a the like experienced natural sickness in the form consequence, of ailments have been preva pulmonary lent. As I am penning this the sky is and although the clouds, overcastMwith9th of November, the day so far, (it is 11 a.m.) is like a winter's day. Nov. 9th 1888. :

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Adelaide, wires Knutsford

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biirie'd at the the day, following Gwalla burial with ground, military honours. A large followed procession who leaves a wife and large the deceased,

In

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to state that the respected I regret at J. A. officer medical Bunbury, O'Meehan, Esq., has had a seri6jus;at£ack in that of illness— so serious, fact, out that there were no rumour gave Doctor Sampson hopes of his recovery; at attendance him the was in upon mai <1 <vnV>n: rvf father-in-law. at1 Brook hm The: Rev. Father Delany, hampton. had been at Dardanup who upon arriving administer to the Spiritual summoned to forth wants of the, proceeded patient,

Mayor's expense. Nov. 16. Sydney, has expressed himself Sir H. Parkes in. Sir T. M'll wraith, accord .with the question of Governorships.

;

a member of Simmons, the 1st who, died on.Thursday

was

at

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LAKE

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by

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Henry

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all thoughts of holding the general public, the former meeting had to be abandoned. Nov. 21th.

;

the

is the Saturday appointed day of the North annual prize firing Colonel Philiampton Rifle Volunteers. more this last Saturday, inspected corps on the 'company were and his/ remarks

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Adelaide, Friday. have The Government again wired the. name Knutsford to submit .to Lord of the new Governor before appointing

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the at only one being about working here, and is look present ing pretty well.; and Mitchell Messrs. Crowther are on more hands at their Geraldine putting and I am given to understand lead mine old mining firm has taken that the same lead mine very promising up that once known as situate about three Iga," miles from this and will no doubt town, set it scale than here going on a better

attendance..

in

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Cattle Quarantine on into imported that Colony lias been reduced from One hundred and twenty to Ninety days. Persons are cautioned not to or destroy remove, under any pretext whatever, any posts, pegs, or other marks placed for the of defining the boundaries of any purpose lands. Any person found so doing will be and upon conviction will be prosecuted,to aliable of from £10 to' £50, or penalty to imprisonment for six calendar months. Tenders will at the Officb be received of the Public Works and Railways' De until noon of Monday, partment, the 26th November, 1888, from persons to willing execute certain to the Pinjarrah repairs Court House. Office Also, at the same until noon of the 7th December, from persons Friday, to complete the Post Office at Frewilling mantle. J ohn Stewart, of Yannery, in the North District/ has been appointed to witness contracts of Aboriginal Natives. John Keane has applied of-Quellington to the York Roads Board to have the road S.O.L. crossing 7/1086 altered. of

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Savings Bank, 1067 new opened in the year 1887 as in the previous year thenumber. with' 660' in 1886. 932, compared Office

of

The

of

1887,'

1886. 17s.

£22,560 year, 1886'j'

were-made,

the

on

..open

31st the

2176 at against ' 5,612 deposits amounting 6d. were received during was

2871',

2s.

£18)823' f

for.

1,622

to the in

'-6d.;

3201

.£20,

or

with

compared

Is.

:0d.

£17,-

1886.

in-

6511s.

accounts

for "1,826 withdrawals

against' 2,062

of the DaiVu The Rev. Father Brady " arrived here by the Otway," and on last at the Point.' mask. Sunday he celebrated not often that a minister of any It is denomination comes amongst us / in. fact Father we have hkd 'thd Brady is the first in this district since of seeing pleasure McNab left us. I under good old Father to go to stand that Father Brady intends which is a great under the Goldfields, "DfirKv

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the

Council the other Legislative whilst the debate on the subject to Eucla of a Railway was in progress, the Hon." John1 Forrest, the Commissioner of Crown Lands, in the course of a sen said, sible that the advancement of speech, West Australia had been retarded for the last who had no forty years by croakers, faith in the colony and who themselves, did not .wish anyone else to have faith in ;

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battle

nnrrfiRnrnidflht. "

:

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for

taking

a man

of

his

years."

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On the 17th a man named John inst, Hammond was killed in the Fremantle harbour of a block from the by the falling The deceasod yard of the Bedemptora. leaves a wife and child, in aid of whom a subscription list has just been cpened. Messrs. and Hubble, Symon, Hammond in whose at the man was, employ the time of his death, have given' a generous donation of £50 towards the deserving

of the

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to

evening,

'

strife. bitterest party No one need be told of the state of in Ireland now and for some things of The time evicting past. the suppres thousands of families, with sion of meetings bloodshed,, and degrading the imprisonment of parliaof members treatment and all the: ment and parish priests, out a details in carrying, other code of coercion, unsparing is hideous work in the eyes of all with the un those in sympathy of tenant farmers fortunate and meri but it is Ireland, good torious service in the dyes of Lord and its Salisbury's government We venture landlord' admirers. voice of the general to say that

writes the

dispensed

were

;

was

News says

peculiar and hence him to be the-

very

correspondent

evening mom de plume of contemporary over Poisoned He that "A Citizen.:"' says himself and family are from the suffering effects of by lead-poisoning produced water runs well which drinking through

ways

the

Excellency

were

accounts

ehd.1

A

position,

for the

His

last,

rand .entertained Lady. Broome of ladies and gentlemen at a a large number at Government House, there garden party in attendance. The being about 500 persons attracted handsome and well-kept grounds afternoon was and a'plcasaht many admirers, and to the in, promenading' listening

number December

future.

its

mar

-

Governor

the

spent

to

as

,

On

A-man named Bouse was bitten by a dog the other He summoned day in the city. of the vicious the owner animal before the the sur Police and made her pay Court, fee for the wound, and geon's dressing other costs.

prescribe. State he can

the

i

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which/ is to arrive at next another race-horse week, to the colony. It is a full War Cry," and has been pur hear,' by:Mrl J. H. Smith.

Albany

come

brother chased,

object.

The two received

following

,

have

telegrams

by the Government

—

one

is

been from

Sergt. Kennedy and the' other from .the Goldfields:— Warden at the Pilbarra " came in this Trew and Stanton morning one with 80 ounces of gold, including one ditto 17 ounces. nugget 33- ounces, This makes 141 ounces they, have found ounces more arrived in ,16 days. Twelve A Kimberley in small digger parcels. has found a nugget named Harry Willers 128 ounces: This is at Pilbarra weighing in yet..'.' it has not come reliable, although of His Excellency For the information the the Governor, Wyndham nugget, (avoirdupois) picked up 8flbs weighing The Willers. Here to-day by Henry his tools finderthrowingdown despairingly; a was about to start, on new spot, fell on the when his eye prospecting, the treasure. above, Notwithstanding here ere the majority of the men doing., and unevenWant of water very little. distribution of gold militates against and leaves the lucky ones general success, in a very small minority. My full report reach you in a few days." should :

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;

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A dog went mad in Perth on Sunday and had to be shot. It is thought by some that the attacked with animal was and it would be interesting hydrophobia, to know whether such was the case or not. A dog running about in a mad state is not a very rare Hence in this colony. 'spectacle the it is desirable for of human protection life that, we should know for certain' whether the animals so attacked are from hydrophobia or from a com suffering nature. of a less harmful plaint

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much

The them who may beof ;a body of children " attend as occasional?' described lowers the standard ants inevitably in the various classes, of 'proficiency of the a relaxation and causes and thus established discipline,

limits of

from Roy" brought down' Sunday last a large quantity

.

is

-

from some in the workings The fuel was tested, on of the1 locomotive Tuesday last in one the Eastern with on Railway)/; engines "results: According:to satisfactory highly the Daily News, all the shares in the had secured the coal Company which at £IOOO"eacht seam have been purchased of

recommended.

to

is

rightplace. reasonably go be and claim the right yond objecting the matter of recommending in of the appointment of their chief offi under cials. Sir M. A. Blake labours from the disadvantage of coming

efforts zealous our made to raise to such a high as

now

man in right Colonists might

the

.on

attendance

his

it

concerned, are Parents

does

its-

prospects

children's school the freed from' all they are in this responsibility

Irregiilalr1

'

aid

they having their

inscribed

names

the

circles

keep

can

we

constitutional At the head

sadly

if

tree

the Spring

By the Fremantle

belief

.

deceive that imagine

They

christians.

and the that

countries, colonial

in

parties

,

tender

obligations such a their children them to will enable as and citizens good

good

was!

a

against

highly

be her than who shall have that the Colonies as to hitherto been so apathetic who should be their appointed of Governors. Yet it is a matter to all. Even in vital importance which in those colonies rejoice, of the Responsible possession the influence: of the Government reaches -farther than Governor!

:

to1

I

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distract

that

Queensland

solemn

most

off

ini aid iof:the of Prizes); Drawing Catholic fund the of... Boys' building will be held in the School, Fremantle, Hall' alt the port on; Thursday, 6th Town tickets1 for1 December. Persons having' to send sale are respectfully requested1 and list of purchksers'to money purchase Mr: F. J. Townsend, the Hon; Secretary)1 before the 31st instant:

The

and come:

.

new

pur,

!

;

al,

(G ener

between' thei:Nautilus;is announced to

Pinjarrah,

Society by the

=

them. To habitually endorse m their children silly to be ceases of dislike school wicked: and becomes merely foolish this kind is of kindness Criiel for life, the prospects ruining daily ones. .little of promising many of no. small number Thei connectipn with any school is children of main

Police On Monday last, before the City two arid Court; men, HCnr/ Hammohd Mark' Annett, were with 'stealing charged a sheep of Mr. Alex: jFbrrest.' the'property The prisoners were remanded for' a- week;1

:

Boughkn

At

'

labour by the child of and

the

as

nil

;

who

and,

At:

from apart and bitterness of feeling great of ardour in any direction excess shall it be for the- public the better is 'an Australian weal. Especially to be a Governor expected and" calm just perfectly per should' above He be sonage. or of sectarian' suspicion party So much' bias. depends upon sound', discretion and impartial his it is less wonder decisions that

who children urge they do no credit to the of the wisdom parents

nominal

old

prevails longer;

indulge

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shbrtly;

'.

in the

the

maturer

hard-worked

a

.

enough

appropriate of years them, but

(

in

government-

at

antagonisms

may" be

excuses

to

I

served

.

been a

a

AN'oceaii'race the Hihemoa

,

valued of our of the most blessings is that they are Australian homes so removed, from violent far. .the

at home

kept

was

Wotal

Sir

has

leaijn,

we Blake, Salisbury's

THe Police' "Perth' lia& 'sent Mkgistrate'of to the Legislative Councii-h'is'reniatks'dn to the Legislature the petition presentedThe docu? by ;Mr. Alexander Gumming, mentis a ,very brief .one..

in

he

"

he Such

i

which

community.

than,

;

positive disqualifi of guiding.the office

young

service

an

—

"

the a

high

supporter, through or thick and thinj" of one other of the which rule parties great affairs in the mother country;

objects1

and

to

last

on

Young

some-

in rank that

required

held

Catholic'

.

that stature, to work."

strength

a

the Thursday, Men 's'J Society of five,' the desiraJ affirmed,1 by a majority of a single chamber bility underiRespon-1 sible Government.

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as

is

debate

At a Perth

:

,

infantile

is

is

;

partizaUand

A.

M.

j

.

almost

some

of-

by'.

j

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to plead that obliged generally detained from been have; the baby, or to run school to mind

by

sentiment that just;

.the

,

it,

the Colonial should have

has hitherto

Queensland

'

Q.

out code the -penal rules in Ireland. present un could hardly be a more1 There to1 graduate school in which likely for the honour of the Governor One ship of an Australian colony.

they

made

(1/111100.

selection

whatever,

for of

carrying which

are

assertion',

-

.

his

-

M.

-

question

n

—

seem

affairs

-

up

,

promoted

official

Blake thrust in reward as its governor 'field services in another with which the colony had

concern

would cation

for absence from alleged such as would frequently invincible, the' most severely try dis the In country patience. and tricts shearing, ploughing, due season, each 'in its harvesting,' at all of stock and the care of. the causes become seasons, the in gaps, many unsightly children roll. attendance Tow;n

opened

as

as

more1

:

the'

'

no

are

is

the rule.' Sir having

it upon of his services

reasons

merely

1

to

discipline.

a

thing

;

abseiice

be performed Fremantle:

.

Police Magistrate other colonies: chief offiicial duties Fairbairri of Mr!

to

will

i

Children good. human old as quarrel schools and teachers'. with of surprise there matter

the

4. Tl uuv

uw

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been

as;

Occasionally messages. view of and perplexing

4-/-

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,

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voice in- the larger their chief official than

as

find that they eagerly to and every pretext grasp at any of the class the restraints escape a We have right, room. perfect to feel amazed, and as however, when we learn that a displeased, and of fathers proportion large show themselves mothers equally It is almost of foresight. devoid' these what readiness incredible and to latter condone, display1 to encourage, even, apparently children to of their the reluctance and submit to a necessary salutary, The irksome, school

.

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,

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though

1

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imitators, universal

!

,

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to themselves minimize, lies in them, the power

school

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During

j

the

j

;

Queensland has set'a good example an to find is example that; likely

:

as

in their own rightly The interests of' the! halve becbme far too to. be by imperilled any '.of party warfare.

.

.

apply

affairs.

'important stratagems.

excitement in Queensland, of its new the appointment, Governor, besides causing a great stir in; the and press imperial to result in a parliament/is likely

to

seem

parents

.

many

PROTEST.

The about

rlA/iiaiATi

Mr! G. W. Leake has gone on a visit

I

,

is

concern)

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Lance Stokes has.won the iprizd Corporal of £10 offered for competition amongst the Force. marksmen in the W. A. Volunteer

or

chief

.their

others,1

,

...

,

,

,

|

of

sympathy

justifiable

Colonies;

v

particular

towards,

!

,

help

a,

aversion

!

receive

cordial

h'om'e, tertaih,

|

themselves.'

QUEENSLAND'S

charity !begiiis Australians1 en-

rightly-ordered and while'

jBiity rait

with Euro arrived at four days "in,1

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pean

-has

.

children

it is quite Too generally In one all-important

parents. otherwise.

i)

I

difficult

would

.school-teachers and earnest

far

j

they discharge,

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nature

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we

P. & 0. R.M.S Victoria, mails up to October Albany yesterday afternoon, advance of contract time,The

the Coercion against followed quick upon of Jl6me Rule/ and dislike extends to all .in who have -taken a; part carrying out the liberty-crushing, enactment. is

'

untrained

thought,

length'.

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be

might

i

point,

present, W e trust

Australia Act which the 'denial' Australia's

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to have said enough prove to in granting Catholic that parents their children exemp multiplied at school tions attendance from to the Catho they do an injustice to the common lic body at large,, to the and above wealth, all,

citizens.

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at

of

:

how intend

;

-

useful

'at1

:

'

unceasing

intelligences generaand to give their tions of children will make bent which minds that and them, ink after 'time) exemplary

do not,'

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efforts

we ever, to dwell

reputation

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are

damage the Upon this

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that the

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person.

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days which we have been snakes have been making experiencing, and port, their in the city appearance with unfailing Every week, regularity. of one or more of of late, we have heard in the these venomous falling reptiles citizen and meeting way of, some unwary .

I

In

been

water

:

had

was

under

long not

an

It

PERTH

ap

that we were pears, sadly mistaken. named at the A man Lockhart, charged Fremantle with C oui_, police yesterday, declared that he had taken drunk, being too much water,, and was from suffering at the effects the time he was discovered condition in in an apparently helpless his cart on the Jarrahdale road. The let him off. magistrate

YOUNG

it

be disposed until

understand, sent owners

is

The

situatiou.

specimens is

25ft.

of

a

however, a meeting of the to held consider seam from which

from the drive 40ft.

the

seam

is

town

in

now

surface, the at

pre the the

I

of a hill, of about angle 5ft wide.

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Southerners an opportunity Races the Geraldton and reattending in the course of a week. turning again to be A team of cricketers are reported to play, a series going up by the steamer of matches in the Victoria distinct. Ho doubt the will be well packed Dolphin with when she leaves Fre passengers mantle on for her jetty Sunday next excursion to Champion Bay. trip

out I

for wickets

108 had

scored.

a-side. It. £500 has for some time Beach William been would

Mr. for

deposit.

ready

.

match

take

matta

Ryde,

Lon has

ter,

his

g of

i

says i

never nal, to another

state

yhi<?h

as

be

to

a

measure

thoroughly

j

j

J

j '

;

have such

the

the

row

meet

he

has

|

opinion

arm

Dapto sculler,

the

no

is

as

ratified.

of

The

December

course

on

A

go into row from

race

at

training

or.

Australia. best

!

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Myers where of

Their

in of

the

They

and system handicapping, perfect taken are to make all that is pains that it as out of the' sport, possible occupies in public estimation horse as high a position does in this The racing country. leading the runners at Carrington are grounds for I aud at have seen as Botany. as many 20,000 people gathered at Carrington grounds on the occasion of a race. At this place all a

:

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;

lights.

and

done

is

is

at

no

as a result of this, unknown. almost in Australia who

is men

130 fessional to

from

.

yards men.

every

In I left,

a

372 in

men

training

many

or

racing amateurism There are

race

beat

can one

clerks, other

handicap

men

and

by from

under without

even

sports least 12 time up

superb

are

of

AT

THE

2,000 alone

'

The

j

j

.

would

Victorian

the appear

.

Express:

after

a|,

It

thera

is

the. ,

every being upon

probability found at the

of

con...

..

t

Irwin. Conseq.. made and samples representations shown, a small svndicate. a few months ago, took up some land with a view to for the prospecting precious mineial. I

hey

were

prophets

at for their laughed pains, of evil prophesied nothing

a>

«i

but

with

met

with escaped wrist he was

his

a

|

lof

Daily authority

British

Ireland

in

we

:

in

upueiu

at

xiaiy

ine

no

or point If there

colonies

and

if

this

th we

ii

u.

-

had

stupid with parted have accrued

not

long

Toryism all

to

the us

colony

which

j

into

1

peep

by reading

futurity ahead when

some

papers'

he comes across interany news, but he resists the temptation, jesting :oo matter how anxious he is to know fate of some |the measure. One. day's paper for each day is his rule, and so ao eud of the year he is ;the thoroughly with the news 'familiar of the preceding He says he is year. as just happy as if he pulled each day's papers off the ,i«;

is

that

the great

of truth

are

no

of

majority

religion this is

what

aifd the of apparent one who any keeps his eyes open. In the September number of 'the Westminster yReview1 a Mrs. Caird makes a on shocking attack marriage, openly advocating concubinage ; and as' a result the "Westminster Review"

ever to

I

'

instead decent

finds

the

a

-

sho..

whicn possessions since their loss,

Danish

man, as the fol He receives from him his annual

copies

The fact Englishmen

a century, ago, since renounced „llW

we

the

wise

from

effects

ill

nress.

-

our

of a

and

accident,

the

the springs of allegiance. By this policy " of No Surrender" we had to surrender, as or the stupid all, king's party learned -bfln aud to our to0 Jatef cost. We lost

no

shows

story

ship

the

brings of the of daily papers for the Copenhagen year preceding, He arranges these papers in the order of and then dates, and calmly quietly jtheir reads a paper each day, just as though it was fresh from the press. He is .sometimes to strongly tempted

by

further. bayonet, are Unionists who are any satisfied with ordermf this we areouly things for sorry them. We can add no more to convince them how short-sighted is view t.heir of

v»...

feel

The Governoi Greenland is

supplies

in

are

from to

reported

ithe

Express", en only

is

to

gradu

recovered

lowing

era.

Nottingham

his

permanganate

ally

slight,

cheered '

"

—

but

bone,

immediately wound in and applied

jdi'nary

acci

an

some

one holding of proobject in a watchpoison him severely in> tho

its

the

in

engaged with

of potash, at the .same a ligature to applying the finger jtime another. below the elbow. He then jjand medical His (sought help. confreres cau reopened the wound, and after terising with nitric acid it was dressed in the or|it manner. Dr. Richards

been

military of th and from the occupation country, " the Queen's commands Castle" go forth much in the same way as Austrian rnle was

j

„

famished

returns

to

is

suc

the

with of

the

snake-bite.

of experiments and while he was

open

finger it

when

had

Baldwin

j

j

S.v«

ileft

girls,

has

of

was

snake bit The hand. doctor the snake, laid the

Skilled

Palace lately. At the balloon was releas out of gust of wind tookit the course and in order to intended, with a tree the aeronaut avoid collision Much excitement leaped to the ground. and when it was prevailed, found that

camped

IRWIN,

return

Professor Baldwin dent at Alexandra

to injury the onlook

News, which

Richards

some

and

fortification

withstand.

Daily

the

glass.

who

or

possibly

reptiles

curing

serious

wa«

cobras, of the

|

lit.

but

GOAL

I

enumerators shows that the agricultural number of people in Ireland pursuing the avocation of migratory labourers is 23 per 1000 of the or 11,723, popula tion to the census of 1881 according

writes

men

runners.

third

fourth sister, the of group

of

the

could

Vincent number

a

handing

iis

|

'

now

Wales

a

'

try occupation sprinting. at Carrington before just are

was

by the

1

Pro-

yards. and

storekeepers

'

betting, in

at

to four

started. There in New South them

electric

night

A

the moment ed a sudden

great

There

James Foy

.

athletic

world.

at

review

!

Mortlake. champion sprinto by H.M. Johnson 440 yards. Speak-

in.

starting

Irish concerning agricultural who habitually seek employ distance from their own homes, in England and Scotland. A

especially

afloat

ship

form

powder,

m tells published Calcutta, cessful treatment ofacaseof

Dr.

Parliamentary

ment

next, Parra-

the'

O

;

one

published labourers

the

.

of

unhurt.

escaped

j

degree

m

the

running

formed

i

articles

and

Australia, place in the world to such a high

carried

ate

ly

American

for 200, 300 late sojourn is

had soon

result

a

and the

injured, wounded.

i

shore

on

no

The Indian

WCI

XMUBB.,

will

projectile

of awful

mass

A

loaded

j

Deeble

challenged

"There

:

sprinting perfection rounds

the

that

in W.A. who subscribers to any jour see a paper from one week's end and who must be presumed to of ignorance they should

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Mr. Horgan moved in About a week ago, the Legislative Council that a copy of Hansarda of the containing report Bill, speeches made on the Constitution by members of the House, should be sent to in West with Australia, every elector to the a view of the people enlightenment on the more details of the important before the next general election. measure, member for The junior Perth, however, lias not been in the same boat as rowing most of the other hon. members, and it is not that his motion met with no surprising But what is astonishing is that support. the gentlemen who spoke against it should ventured to unsound have very give course reasons in justification of their of action. The Hon. Sir M. Eraser said he

electors

to

from

of a window to a friend gun out Vale N.S.W. Hartley when recently, the charge and three of Foy's exploded, who sisters, were a few standing Due received yards off, were shot. part of in her the charge had her neck, another

Hanlan

which

cotton

Plunkett's

auauio,

named

man

went

explosive

one j

at

'

been

match

a

G.

J.

Myers,

:

many being

to

the championship River.. Beach will will and Hanlan

over

si 141 afro

news reports supplied were sufficient papers for eleciC?8, Colonial is Secretary entitled to is we B u t, as a matter opinion, suppose. of fact, few of the in newspapers the have found for colony space even a third of the made use of arguments in the in Legislature to reference the Constitution Bill. And even if they had all full given there accounts,

that

been anxious past the and water, heard to express the

signature then formally on the 1st place

was

will

;

the

known

on

like held

a

;

thought the

well

is

It

death as kerosene.

with

A

next

meeting at Beach's Hotel recently Hanlan challenged Beach, and a match, was Mr. J. Thompson upon, promptly agreed lllawan a the and man, Hanlan; backing in a for £100 as a first handing cheque At

;

he

continued

is yet another for the rowing surprise William and Beach, ex-champion, of Toronto, Hanlan, are matched for

Edward

"

becaus'0

be

/\t<f

in

J.IUIUI

to

fire

a

work

AT

n4 »u

burned

a

There world.

The municipal elections at Perth are over. elected The Dr. Scott has been Mayor. 793 doctor secured 875 votes as against recorded for his Mr. opponent, Traylen. one one vote" But, if the man, principle in connection with were in force our Mr. would elections, Municipal Traylen inasmuch as he have gained the victory, was supported by 413 persons, while only 358 showed themselves in favour of Dr. Scott. Mr. Crowder was elected councillor Ward the ratepayers for the Central of tlie West Ward re-lected Mr. Molloy as their Mr. Salas was representative put Ward and for the North in for the East Ward Mr. Paterson was the successful

it

to

is

mill IUIII,

all -team were put two of the M.C.C.'s 131 runs had been

Saturday.

repeatedly that he

opposed

match

twenty-five, Ireland to

the city on and Perth

M.C.C.

Onlv when

fallen

The

played

the Perth

runs.

in

aged twentyArmstrong, aged

,

Cricket

of

was

between Club. The

Saturday

uu

match

-

trip uruer

cricket

The complete

ine. an

McDay,

'

hi

A

rdjn.

Kate who recently

for

granted

-

,

uuau

oauuruay

Observer.)

(By

to

.

Dolphin,

.

on

owned and

at

summons

was

to deposed with wife, a fullamore. A the defendant's

I

Mrs. Jos. and Miss one,

O'Snllivan Goulding's

r

shade

and

lately.

A new and terrible era in the science of warfare is foreshadowed by a torpedo which has lately shell,1 been manufac tured at Waterbury, for the Connecticut, dynamite gun invented by Captain Zalshell inski. liia is made of: seamless 3 1 6 th inch brass, and has been drawn out cold by hydraulic It pressure. a cylinder represents nearly 7 feet long, Iwilh a conical with end, an inside di ameter of 14 inches and it weighs 200 This metal case is destined for the jibs. of 600 lbs. of reception explosive gelat

procured, and from out

AND

hearing Sessions

apprehension.

we

,

NOTES

he-

warrant

an

now

for

a

perjury, the at

the summons had- not and that the first him, had of its existence was: in the newspapers.;

on

of the

,copy

were

in

dipping and is

10 degrees,

of,

corrupt

Petty did not

statement the Head-constable having served

was

is,

and

that

attend, served

intimation

money

will

Jtttqcfftonial SPORTING

,

steamer,

mfford

a

not

5.

—

smart-little

ureraiuxuii

be in with

whatever

I

down

set

been

to

.

Hammond Messrs. by Symon, makes "an excursion Hubble,

not

he

improving,

or

lignite,

shares

GLEANINGS.

are

or

u

nor was appear, he When professionally represented. the case was called Maurice O'Connor, a brother-in-law of Goulding .residing' in said he bad received Mitchelsiown, a letter from him stating that he would

on into town by train Thursday and has created a sensation. An quite eleventh share in the Company waHsohl at share at £50, a twelfth yesterday, the same and a thirteenth at; £60 price, and the over. No moie paid

.

The

four

or

will

Mi tell els town The .defendant

Raymond spec.,

of-

was

brought

'

a

distance proper he was in the'

of Daniel prosecution Goulding, of Tnllamore on Prison,

charge

and gave induce the to continue their efforts. of the hundred weight was

encouragement

Company

coal

,

sports being got up forBoxingDay, Our city men had better look well seems de their as laurels, Albany to wrest termined them.

material

Three

—

of

to Mr. message interested in the

The

sur surprised, agreeably1 with what he had aud seen, him as the drive into the side ofin depth the quantity increased

every

little

"

—

to

him

On Thursday last, at the weekly meet held a debate was Association, ing of this of Which form on the question, desirable for Parliament would be most two Western Australia one or Chambers." Mr. Healy, supported by advocated the desirability of Mr. J. Kelly, while Mr. a second chamber, having who found in Mr. supporters Guilfoyle, John Moffat and Mr. Drew, urged the merits of a single Chamber. The debate lasted nearly two was which hours, ably and those who took conducted throughout, part, having evidently gone very deep into deal of information the subject, a great to the able was in acquired listening On the votes being speeches delivered. taken at the conclusion of the debate, it of the single was found that the supporters of Chamber were in a majority principle

the which

five

ox-warder

is

hill

the

—

—

The Albany, have made up their people minds to have a good day's sport on A committee have recently Boxing Day. a of programme placed before the public in which is a athletic, included .events, Sheffield of £35the first Handicap is £7, and the £25, the second, prize £3. third, bring out a Albany will soon out man to take the shine of our cracks are unless we up and doing. Although Christmas there is no -is not far off, here.

MEN'S

SOCIETY.'

;

talk

the

CATHOLIC.

now,

;

lie

assured of

at

of lending out io lynching parlies dollars The (£1) per meeting. advance of the Western Union Telegraph with (heir Company, long telegraph ruined the industry poles, completely, and destroyed a valuable source -of in come for the ownei of the tree. ;

any

private who-is

prised,

the impression

intoxicant.

a

Eliot,

Societies.

a

Woodward

says

I

in

mentions paper that a Far West town pos tree in the place with

in

habir.

at

raised way by what had been pleased to say it. He has, however, since concerning the locality and has spent visited some time in examining fossils in the vicinity with the result that be is sanguine that the Company have a good thing. not

Mr.

I

Anrl.

the

it reported upon in such a way as to neither encourage' the speculating few who nor discourage had taken up the land on which it existed, but the hopes of the certainly public were

the only limb strong the ground,

large from

success.

seam

sessed

citizen

!

I

of

of the

Arizona

.

I

chance

every inspection Geologist

An certain

.

,

I

now

they

.

|

I

an

they have On his first Government

—

into the jury empannelled to enquire of the death- of John Hammond, to as reported elsewhom a fatal. accident, have found that where, lately occurred, the deceased was killed by the fall of a attached to any no blarne -being block,

We that

kept quietly have at length who is by no Woodward, in such matters, that optimist

convinced means

however,

until

away Mr.

—

cause

nnf.irriAlv

.

have,

they

;

pegging

seen

nature or are imperfect by hundreds be as at sufficient, all, he thinks the Colonial Secretary says for the electors? Mr. are, they " Parker's that it would be contention inadvisable to Mr. Horgan's plan, adopt members inasmuch as it an would afford not their con excuse! for addressing stituents" a is unworthy of so thoughtful to be dealt and is too ridiculous legislator, with It seems a that seriously. pity Mr. motion was Horgan's negatived. It would, be fruit is little doubt, there, of much ful However, we can only good! for the credit of the that,hope now, who op the hon. Council, gentlemen in doing so, posed the motion, were, not, to actuated of antipathy solely by feelings the mover, nor by a desire to keep the to the arguments electors in the dark as discussion used in the House in the on the details of the Constitution Bill.

;

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fl.n

failure

newspaper of an

not

;

nnf.h

can

either

are

.

which

reports,

;

"V7ith

then,

How,

acquainted.

:

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she

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said

he.

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,

sing two songs -thatreturn you in your prayers."

She

the poison the journey him terrible caused con-j at home more; arriving the

alive,

arrived they but when they experts, was of the found that the case patient man died, asking; The youug hopeless. nbt to have the hospital-assisthis father the! as he had given ant' punished, arsenic, was by which probably poison, was de Carayon-Latour M. mistake. a and was serving 22 years old, only in the ot five army. term years

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and' strength, she presence judge's self the apprehension she

must

was

limb

the

withu

stiffled

which

down of the

her-j

"

.

DAUGHTER.

I

the

her

at

frequent

market

How

did

"

said

Yes,"

:

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from

the

coldly judge, his at cannot present invoke about the But what theft testimony. of which accused ? are Can you you

Record).

I

certainly the very

(

"You

one

beating

me

other

and the

robbing

were

vagabonds

was

my

1

W.

observed

'

home,"

'

' "

for

absent

is

i

before

crowd the

cross

The

pass entrance cried,

man

of

lodge

of widow her and hesitated of such quarters. "

I

out,

Come

that

the

the

room

along1

the

all

where

garret,

leading

to

searched a

her

pockets

fraction, The inn-keeper

!

.

/turban the

woman, gipsy her on head trap door, and

open the innkeeper, handing/e fee to " said she, " and let Twe this," poor -wpman in." Robert warmly thanked lApl.

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"

don't

see

witness

to

put

himself

the

on

you defence

shall

J aunet

wiiliess." "

in

call

Crifiif,

the

market

The good duced into the

;

woman

.

being

on

made

room

!

i

!

On

surprise she was

going

silenced

her.

recognizing to cry out

but

the the

introsign

of

Margaret; the judge

it.

'

her

having given she and her profession,1 in she recognized asked whether accused the person who had been of the

committed of the

against instant.

24th

!

she;

had blind some

"the

this

"Your her

"

accuses

deposition," replied Staub's apprentices,

the

them better

awaited much

hospital. there. They and

already

about.

to bring

.

the judge and the

a

.

as

oppor

splendid .fortunes.

new

used twice.

foot-

gentlemen. has it blacksmith, it,

;

"Ninein one

"

Sevenpence,"' almost several

said

pence,"

brass

portable

been

"Sixpence," "

Tenpence." for third and last time. Tenpence, it is Sir !" Come, good, yours " that's wake up Come now, better, breath, "

Be

alive

sale

going

was

with arrived his with arm

her

sat

down near a for the Auctioneer sale. The blind boy sister by the apron."

liis me

once

I

.sobbed—

Jiitu

a

continue drew take

timidly Sister,

to

more

that

birdie

children.

to

waiting the

Mrs.

on

two

in a sling, still but with pale her face support All three, went column anxiously

Paul, and Margaret, very on look of confidence ed their sick mother. and

!

!"

the

While Robert

They

my

darling

to may say good-bye the.. popr .little fellow." the their" through way the aud got up near

pushed of buyers was cage which crowd

covered

with

over

a

cloth.

Jaunet" said Margaret Sing, sing, the cloth which slightly raising, covered the cage. the well The bird recognizing of his little mistress known voice broke into a loud and joyous trill. "

softly,

.

her

and

took the direction brother, but which was new lodging, the landlord had as furnished,

the

Under a

part

"

their

all

furniture

bird

little

jpatm,

To

be continued.

there ;" " That

ant

station,

HAIRY-LEGGED HORSES.

v.

draught

been much discus recently agricultural respect journal of hair on the legs of utility is the horses. The following

evidence

of

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sion

in

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the

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have tested properly pure-bred shire or or Clydesdale horses, English the progeny of these from native mares in favour of them in are unanimously aud their stead of the French draught who

look

They

get. as

legs

upon

advautage

an

and wise, The roads

the

for on

loug rather

hair thau

western

other

reasons

following

these

by plough and harrow black loatn characteristic There is not a stone such districts. and only on them as a rule, in make roads wet

the a

sections

from

gravel passable.

more them these are in and spring of the year seasons axledeep

mud,

mucilaginous have

hairy-footed

to

horse

plod comes

of used

few

a

be had to Now such

cau

as

horses

:

are

prairies

constructed the deep

favoured

the

on

through to town.

home

other with which

When from

a

mud the stablemau need only allow the moisture to evapor and can then rub the greater ate, part of the hair with of the dry mud out his trip

through

this

a hard brush. The long hair first the inud at the and step, is after that the accumulation on only mud the outside, no to penetrating the which is really kept dry and comskin,

and

gathers

SALE.

reserved

will

cage alone over the caretaker. be frightened.

CLEAN

hand

IX.

colonnade

that

Leave

commanded

soft

THE in

danger promise from

between

walking

Chapter

hall,

was

all

as

him to the hospital to have his wound

poorly seized nearly upon for arrears of rent.

poor

great pity brother. time when

quite safe, she extracted

Margaret, mother of their

;.

"No cried indeed," dear I rather child on her and her little She was gone away the thing happened."

one

...

and thefts the evening

on

for

silence,

for profound directed impulse

towards

every morning dressed.

damages her

but

.Margaret

name,

surname,

author

in too

singing."

was

past,

After her

a

courthouse

Sister in the went to Margaret and asked her of the charge hospital with Paul whether might go home The kind Sister told her that them.

woman."

'

the

left

familiar the recognised towards he ran them, utter of mingled joy and sadness. ing a, cry said he, "I am "I want to go home," to hear so and I want lonely here, my

the

confront

not

A

13.

accusation.

footsteps

?"

you

with

able to .walk When he

j

in

say

They

steps Fresh joy found Paul

Sir." then

Wll

to

and

words, their

form."

else

nothing

your "Nothing,

the

on

arms!

together arm-in-arm, their emotion was

?"

hesitatingly, of my hand when it up" on a shelf

out

it

it

her in

were

put

you

I

can

they

aware

your that ?"

I

the

you You may go." left the hall where When Margaret if she felt as she had been questioned from a burden. She inhaled relieved and fresh air with the pure, eagerness, was her mother, who waiting seeing with outside torn she ran anxiety, into her and threw herself towards

.

young

it

threw Have own

J

first

,

.

a

/

/

/

"

'

finding

,

still

,

wearing advanced

.

out. then Just

inside,

and

lodgers in com

holding out without Mrs. Robert, and hand his her pockets was turning saying, a word, was

come

found answered

Margaret took Baptist I was going

was ....

they

not

was

"

a

quarters took up. their night on the bottom stood mon/ The man with one the receiving of ladder, step was the fee which hand the twopence while with the other the night, for to get through he helped the lodgers to the sleeping the opening which led Mrs. Robert agaiwaited apartment. came she When her time last. until without

I

apron. " Did anyone it was spot where

.

large

'

of

middle

were

day. into

my

shut slow-coach, hurry on, or I'll to Mrs. Robert, door." dreading the entered in the open air, sleep lit room which was up only by a single was erected in A ladder tin lantern: old the

that

from

frees'

,

—

The

boarders."

night-

the the

stall

objects the next

apron did then

How

woman's

Can you possession explain the judge. objected " No" said she blushing, know how they came nor there, but I take God to explain;

f

a

the

old

'

"onehad leti

enumeration

the

made'

to of

led master

the

Here

"

andj the! 1

stolen in her

found

O

which

yard

barn.

to

x

t

narrow

the

into

t,or>sv-turvv

and

the

upset

.

OVOIJ

drawn,

were

jolts msdiprl

nno vuv

—

ATTAmr

had

|

!

the

church,

who

Justice

"

.

the Robert stood away near the with and. waited rest, last comers, door to be opened. for the great struck at the parish Eleven o'clock Mrs.

kindly

.

BOY.

BLIND

and fatal

.

LITTLE

That is sufficient." then The judge ordered that Bap and should be arrested, tist turning he towards said, Margaret "

jj

related clearly of the She the events evening. in denied having firmly participated which had favoured those the disorders

(Continued).

THE

'

exculpate yourself Margaret briefly

stall;"

pobr

-

YII.

Chapter

a

'your

poor

.

the

from

(Translated

Staub

Master

"most

good woman, him. He recognize who was holding me with stick while a big

i

"

the

the

now

Examine from the

Just

you

tices.

work. French

"No. warmer.

of

that

happen

it

you

auc

sold!

make

as

were

you have

the

an

woman.

then them

If

all,

tunity

stolen the before

interruptions

country

>

gentlemen

....

could Staixb

Mr|

the

by

;

Such to make your sale ; fifteen seizures extraordinary in one and two bankruptcies week !"

a

Come

the

you hands

Margaret's

woman."

my

yours

Job

towards the market turning judge, Baptist ;__as_. woman, recognize "you in of those whom one your you meant of appren under the title complaint

theft.

it

is

/Now,

?" to the specified policemen the This was finishing question stroke to the he saw he apprentice ; dumb was and he was discovered founded. Mrs. resumed the Buiron," "Thus,

I

'

!

It

in to search the work came policemen shop ? " answered the apprentice No, Sir," in a very low for he was cowed tone,

Mi rgaret questioned school from during

the judge her absence

in

pence" repeated thrice; "once, twice,

bids.

saw

Baptist,

!

stout

a

-

"Five tioneer

in Margaret

"

said

pence,"

j

fellow!" with

very new quite of the finest

woman.

!

Well

objects

natirally'

the days that had preceded She that humbly answered be ascertained from easily them that she had spent

'S

!

"

"

ended, about

objects

A

cover.

housekeepers, and made

j

!

;

the!

ih;o

Five

" I

explain, explain," Buiron in the: witness again the court I shall be obliged terrupts the im her observed to use hardly," passible judge. " Oh dear me I beg your pardon," " answered the woman, but do you see its beyond me, I can't keep it in;"

;

on have me," God, pity " for I am innocent thought she, the. befoie She appeared therefore confidence. judge with a modest law' of the' The formalities being "

1

found

a

the "A nice

out

tones.

sonorous

osier.

,

is

he, relative

the

j

If

"

due

when

felt.

have will

he

now

coming

on

stolen

said knows

witness," all

us

"

shouted

,12."

in

for useful

very

(

off

in before

every

her

!

No. with

basket basket

j

.

delayed

she would even have yielded to theindifthe tl ought ference 'of despair butfor of those she loved. them remembrance of' The gave

bed,

to

in

the

tell

-

rapacious the dis

—

"Lot auctioneer

j

possession. Ah! "Ah! My fine the market woman cried out satisfaction. tone of joyful

was

to appear

trembled

to

going

j

on

went

her

cell into' she left her narrow which she been had cast" by the angry gaoler.: she was more so unfortunate Already with of resignation, than hop ?, and filled

young mauj father tellinghis 'immediately and that ho doctor he was thit poisoned, almost Baron The save him. could for sent with beside himself grief, other medical ami two Brouardel Doctor than

,

Some were

:

j

the !

noticed this. " The present

judge.

Carayon-Latour

On

summoned

course

j

Robert's

not

was

Judge,"

;

,

to

Margaret'sfor its The time coming hastened and the poor child

.

;

?

YIII.

trial'

cried

"Silence !" said the judge. Being thus apostrophized by Mrs. turned The fear Buiron, Baptist pale. of a just punishment, if not remorse of macle Him tremble. conscience,, The judge appeared as if he had not

TRIAL.

THE

Mr.

as

up,

were

assisting it were, of their

depreciating and for sale exposed themselves about puting amongst debtors. spoils of the wretched The sale began

,

at

one

petty objects

.

'

Chapter

Befoie. go home to his family. to the hospital at; he went camp leaving to! some medicine for iJV'lourmelon and received internal paius, allay from the at the soldier-assistants one of white of a powder establishment packet M. and swallowed. which he dissolved the then entered Paris and effect

remember

breaking

men

looking the pillars

under

up

households. traders

poor

,

!

,

found

would

the

is ;

j

to

for

had

the

Baptist,

woman.

!

this

away

put

dead

This

the;

them. 'brave them; my worna/' before The gipsy said," going' that she morning, woujd for you/ and begged m;

that

saying

at this in

call

.

tne soldier young de Carayon-Latour,

Baron

vulsions.

on

crea-

entered his boldly, all abashed at the of so many him. sight people around have him. now indeed we "Ah,

:

—

train took

rattled

little

J

The apprentice head erect, not

it up and; picked' opened; two little it/ The contained' paper to the value of sixpence. silver coins, to the She took them innkeeper-'

been poisoned owing to just hospital take on the part ot a military victim was The youncr assistant. the. with his Eight regiment— quartered and feeling ill) Meaux Dragoons at at Chalons, the manoeuvres hej during and obtained on the sick list,

de

travellers

She

ground.

Times.

Catholic

a

leave

which

out

=

innocent

.

.

as

gone. she was

j

this

to

of creditors. miserable

.

had

demands A few crouched

.

the

the

all"

;

speak

seized objects the legal satisfy

.

or

i

too The gipsy 'lodging. Mrs. Robert got up ; and. her dress a little shaking

their

to, accuse

the

j '

j

1

'alone

was

says apprentices and I girls. of the boys. I could

aloud

reading

was

of

inventory upon by justice

boys

are

Well, crier, second witness."

-

She had left

happiness for all majority ; be no there might of the last century and bearstrength

kind—

its

A promising

,was

"V

light.

it

in

meant

not ture."

the j

one

Sir,,

there

auctioneer

an

sales,

1

.

say unbelief fresh

after

of

discuss

be decided

"Faith, but

the

in

Robert."

.

gaiuing

;

the

to

The

fruit

the

with of

God. now

to

were

lay

found

articles were of Margaret

.

it

the

quietly of the

aspect

They

stolen possession

;

,

if

as

but

;

letter-writers

religious

is

son

ideal

altogether.

accordance, convenience have they

!

the

the

simply

iug

her

help down

with the. the garret

!

,

great ignore question

for

reach

by the side of the her half who gave' her young woman, as cloak a covering. troubles In spite of all her fatigue and when she soon made her sleep, next broad awoke day; morning it was

one.

VIII. bulk of

managed to

,

innkeeper's and there

One correspondents people. of the Pan- Anglican Synod, (a, member denounces Mrs. by the way) roundly and as "revolting Caird's opinions took Mrs. Caird other asks whether

Henry

She

I

.

benefactress.

of

manner

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