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The Claims
of theCatholie
his
Continuing Father
quity,"
Ventnor,
Further, that teaches
" lectures on Anti Austin of Richardson,
to proceeded give, of the explication or deCatholic the doctrine, the doctrine of the our the Pope. Holy Father
an example of velopment
definition
of
infallibility
of
Christian era, and, therefore, mentioned example of that Antiquity the lectures the former Antiquity
is
'
the
Pyramids
has
the
—
that
in
of
been hid, but has always been seen and known of all men. In bring his to Father lectures a ing close, to said Richardson he felt it advisable as and as give, shortly succinctly never
of the
Claims Church
the
Catholic It
real
of
the
?
most that all necessary goad this Catholics should be able to answer as so often their question, opponents attack and demolish as triumphantly is
doctrines
those which the has never really taught. to twelve. These claims I have reduced And it is to note that these interesting a striking example of explica again are tion follow the one they naturally and the last is actually from the other, contained in the first. implicitly They are as follows : Catholic Catholic
,
—
1.
Our
,
earth
world.
referring
founded
was
the end
until
it
that
(Note
on
which
Society,
He founded
as
the
Lord or
Kingdom
a
to remain of
Divine
here
we
are
to the Church on whole blessed company,
distinctly to the
not earth, of the Faithful,
the
including
in
Saints
Heaven.) 2.
This that marks
visible
from ituio
rcijr
3.
Lord
in
Passion even
as
and
visible,
be discerned
can
given
Our
by
by Lord
so all,
iv
uo
uiajr
be
may in
art
all
one,
Me, and I
that
granted,
the
Thou
Our
Lord
as
soon
as
it
He
said,
of
course
which
glory
hast
given
them."
I given
The unity was by the Founder of the
was
uttered, " The Me have not
only
intended Society, but was actually and at once realised in the constitution of the Society itself. This is 5. not hut only real, unity in
the
sense
literal
invisible
are
the
could
are
hidden
world
else,
:
how
?
it
recognise must unity
This
6:
There
visible.
as
be
cannot
the
is
that of the plant hidden below the surface the of the But unity
soil.
Church
it
unities,
whose roots of
be
a
social
kinds There are many different unity. the stone is of unities : of the unity different from the unity of the work of is different which from the art, again of the kingdom or the family, and The of the Church must soon. unity be essentially that of a Society or King dom, and must imply mutual commuuion unity
mutual and members. 7. As it of which are unity President, on
among
recognition is
a
the
Society,
human,
it
is
its
members
essential
for
have a Head, a that it should a Chief. On this poiut many
its
are
who
agreed
would
wholly
the farther
to
as
question Head should
disagree how or by
be appointed or be Some would say lie should chosen. of the the members elected by people, the Catholic the but Church Society for says, No its 8. iu members Though human is Divine in its the institution, Society Divine also ia the objects it has in view,
whom
set
this
hid
Uherefore
..directly (the
a
its
he from
Head must a
at with unity to his appealed of God, this city be which cannot
and treats with
—
hill
us.
told
will,
reverentia
a
upon
He
free
man
is
preacher round rally
to
as
—
that
city
set
city
will
not
force
But
let
us
God him
our
has given
the to
eyes,
there
must
hold Divine
human in Society, in its constitution. iDiviue
from
its
be Divinely, his authority mandate, that may be parts,
be drawn
into
and
it,
there
we
America
hushed.
was
dis
voice
though
to impossible eloquence; of words ; impossible his flow describe his to describe his sincerity, gestures, his his passion, over his subject, power above all his extraordinary of com gift
himself
think
the
epithet
is
enraptured
exag
Poland.
ising"
attempts
suit
to According German Protestant have been forced
do
population far
best
to the
by preventing
as
th
from
can,
they and for
this
using
purpose
hnnlrs
a
aid
in
The
Rome.
other
headmaster, a Polish
to
girl,
Carnival
The
had
and
closed,
the
which seemed an clouds, appropriate ushered Ash Wednesday, black borderto in of Lent, the first and, morning in San Carlo the before nine o'clock, was with an Corso crowded eager audience
;
at
preach
Padre But 1 1.
ho
to
was
Agostino did
not preach a sudden chill, the day before
Ash Wednesday caught at the Vatican and the crowd em kept him indoors, On the next erged disappointed. day, it was announced that he would however, be ready to preach, and agaiu at nine was filled. the church large nearly ;
At
ten half-past crush the
the
crowd
r.o
intolerable to close
was
great it that was the doors. found necessary in the Piazza, a number Outside, laige condemned to the of people who were ranks of the were dissapointed great and it is Bad to relate that assembled, their was none of the best behaviour and a if their was admirable, eagerness of carabinieri was found neces cordon and attacks their fervour sary to lestrain
and
on
the
so
doors
within
the
of the church. Meanwhile, the scene was even It was remarkable. of course chuvch
yet more to order impossible preserve every and from available occupied, space was door to high altar the only view, to one to gaze, was whostood on tip-toe a sea of human heads. The tie crushing the loud language, and swaying pushing, ;
not and the cheering were hissing of a church, but characteristic certainly unavoidable. Eleven perhaps they were and no struck, o'clock preacher ap
belonging a labouring it to the
little
Settlement
The
the discourage the to instructions
to
going
which confession, But was the climax when
inst.,
are
this
station,
on
It
settled.
consulted
return
of
Thereupon
them.
as questioned had given priest
for
Polish. the 4th
parish or by means personally what he said to them for
them them
confession
;
were
in
because
their
in
of
in
grace
Germany.)
the
and peared, would shortly living sible ideal,
hiss
as
for,
seemed as life though not worth become a thing had become exit impos
and peace was when there the to repress
turned
was
his
collect a
matter
Franciscan broa<J?
an
and a cheer, and all cheer, eyes towards the pulpit which had the great become occupied His was was there. face
suddenly preacher neither striking for moments a few to
becoming
rapidly arose
was
a
;
nor
insignificant,
he
remained
and, seated
face in repose thoughts, of easy study. He wore a his forehead low and liabit his
j
his
deep
lines
in
at his
verdict
worth
on
turns
to
the
of
which
that sent
that
scandalous
Manchester
Sexton,
who Messrs.
colleagues,
before
the
learned
estate
action praiseworthy and the tenantry should be followin Ireland where
'
trouble between the tenants. His Grace that the public about a year half an ago he launched idea, it if had then been adopted,
a
have brought
"Arbitration, writes his possible 1
the
Mayor
about
Irelaud settlement
the
by
restora
an
equitable of the laud state of things at the time did not the clearly strengtheu such it as have been, of chance, may the together contending bringing parties or their in a of representatives spirit and of mutal conciliation concession.
It
most
as
Heaton
the
of peace in and amicable The question.
to
is
Sir
any serious and the
is
which, would
to
the
Colonel the sug
their to expressing satisfaction on dispute the estate to the of Sir Charles Russell. Walsh has just written a very to the letter Press in which he
landlord reminds
out
necessity his diffi
Vandeleur to a such communicated
objection
tion
it
on
ago
that selected
be
Colonel
shortly
every
there
enlightened
to Chili. Patrick Egan as Minister in the eyes of will show what, of America, and President Senate
the
very
,ed
comes
Rome. If nomination
hinted
might
Vandeleur of the Kilrush district
post will to even more emphatic and, exhibition of English minds, startling for British American pre contempt of Mr. than the appointment judice be true, be an
;
powerful
to
Vandeleur
the
suggests of Colonel
Edward
General
Heaton
,
been
now
Heaton, the Canterbury,
for
with his and Sexton
Dr.
from that America Condon is O'Meagher be the new American Consul-
The hews likely,
Mr. Lord
timely
it
Captain
no
choice, with
on
dispute
time Henniker
Mr.
Mr.
members
?
Consul
the
some
member
having
and
American Rome.
on
the leave arbitration
of
year
that estate
Russell and
.
New
qualities native
add We the re may that P.P. of KUrush, spected Very Rev. Dr. Dinan, and the Rev. Father M'Kenna, his have curate, wired to several Irish
the
The
his
counsel.
they
language
own
happened and 1889,
in
impressed
come
had been guilty
(N.B.-— This
a
coming eventually to conclusion leave the whole without the arbi question, to reserve, Sir trator. Charles Russell having on been approached the subject, decided the office. to So the case will accept
;
they crime,
Tory
to
the them the books of another ; priest whilst instructing whether he taught
if
"the
consulted Heaton
<&c. The police read Polish, incrimin authorities could get nothing the out of the girls' testimony ating and the catechism taught parish priest mothers their taught sacred history, is to be said of a What them Polish. his pupils teacher who can to a hurry as
very
rebel
has' Colonel
with
arbitrator,
to
station, police of some great books possessed
subject
gestion, Charles
police
they whether
to
that as
upon him the of by arbitration arranging culties with the tenantry. Vandeleur to having assented
them to read Polish ? The taught little answered that their trembling girls had bought them the books, and parents had also given that the parish priest strictly
the
latter
teacher children
who
some
announced
is
Vandeleur
having
were poor children of all of kinds threats to make them tell who bad and Polish reading books,
punishment, given them
tact
a
Estate.
definitely
with
terrified
of
success
Difficulties
Darned
the
to
girls
from America
to
all
thei
Germaniser
zealous
six Polish where the
dragged
in
given reached
cost
nearly released
Vandeleur
school.
to
same
The wrongs. to substitute in the settle
of the a
of
the
primer the daughter of
refused
and
man, father.
endeavours from
a
was
what
try
children, Polish
to
a day, confiscated
Katluhn,
to
way
the
frequently
hrinc
thflv
war
to
laud.
schoolmasters who the Catholic upon
their
Meagher's
He is another conspicuous an Irishmen who haB won power and fame in a foreign
country by reason which made him
"
in her German nationality. npoD Polish the Gazeta Torunsha , the
follows
in the
since followed the of architect later and, He an is accom and linguist, a speaker
and possessed him out for
diplomatist. instance of his
Prussia
officer
an
of
of the North,
army
has
professions, first, on, of journalist. scholar plished
marks
books,
Agostino
he
of ability,
Germanising
the
On the outbreak the
1878, and returned
iu
prison where
gerated.
as
Padre
America.
war
When Brigade. over he returned to Ireland he could do to right her fuilure of the attempt for moral, force physical ment of the Irish question him his life. He was
essence his hearers For one when in a moment, oratory. of eloquence he raised perfect ecstasy his arm and denonnced the evil teaching of the honr, cheer and a mighty a loud of from an hands broke clapping audience for for once, I do not which, —
of him
news
Irish
each of
to
personally the very
In
servitude.
in reposed by prove discomforting who that believe and consolidation of
to
he joined served as
the and
his
municating
who
the
history, to be
ought
for
child
to
Impossible
sentenced
was
those Imperialists the strengthening the British Empire necessitates the enslavement of Ireland. Con Captain don's services to America and his character and personal qualifications deserve this reward. eminently He was born near Mitchelstown, county Cork, in 1840, and left Ireland when a
chosen; and exceptionally with looked from one to another men netherraised eyebrows and protruded and again his Then he rose again, lip. audience describe
in penal
life
to
not
fluent,
was
the the
of this about
trust
point.
his
of his
years view
generalise were
doom. Captain with Allen,
along and He it
gave " God Save prayer at close of his speech the sentence protesting against of death. He was saved from death by the pro of the Pressmen test at his present he spent but eleven trial, of the best to
expression Ireland"
once
first
to
suspect,
a
Government
shall
peace.
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experience, personal by the exordium; appointed not his was striking, words,
be,
—
find
His audience,
Holy City. and the it,
that lie about it, of will roll mists away prejudice, or Let us at otherwise. early training, our he said, not turn backs upon least, the light. The unity of the Church will to of as. then each one We appear shall
more
cummagna reverence. He
great him into
turn
mists
if
mists,
;
:
named,
even
the
hearers
Catholic Church, claimed by any other. " to his text Jerusalem
then
as
itself,"
"world
this
social,
in the
on
of
prayer
immediately in
not
is
Turning
unlearned alike. of this Society as set forth by Our before the prayer
recognised.
for
and
he sat society— 'and before his opening
modern
their tried
was
Larkin and O'Brien, to die with them.
of inaudible. They were explanatory his his He owed it to position. he said, to tell them that there hearers, wandered had been a day when he had he explained from the Church briefly of his discourse— the evils of the subject
of this
12. Lastly, wide unity exists
mark
unity,
The
an
for
also may be one in they " why ?— that the world may know that Thou hast sent Me, and liast loved them, as I'hou hast loved Me." she is to be By her unity, then, .4.
is
end of time.
a
he
a
pel
'and
—
Fathers
as a out the Church
pointed of mark
disunited sects, many among not as some mark say, at abiding :true, but first the Church's founding only, for ever. It was to be the and to-day to the very mark of Christ's Church
and
last His : "That they Thou, Father,
Thee,
Us"
the
which
unity and
so
is
rose
to
Martyrs Condon
to
hush fell.upon the stillness his audience, but though so a crowd was extra great among were almost his first words ordinary,
.
he
When
suffers.
ATqminfl
uiiav
jjuijjuocj
visible
its
in
it
by learned The principal
ceived is
is
Society
This
recognised, distinguishing
Church
:
constituted
11.
her
she recognises Head.
such
as
Divinely-
|
the
Church.
Catholic
are
of
all
whom
!
claims
What
version
clear
a
possible,
the Church concludes Therefore, their her Bishops must exercise and in in communion with
authority to the Chief who, subordination Pontiff, though he is in one sense merely a Bishop as she has regarded St. among Bishops, and in successor since his death, Peter's
which
Antiquity
Peter Chief in the Apostolic were chosen equally
the
;
;
10.
an
—
face proclaimed hectic flush bore the weakness of
a
him.
can be traced back dogma, which within 170 years of the beginning of
the
such
was
and an ascetic sorrowful witness which chest from
his
Church
Catholic
to prevent the possibility should be chief, of schism. Though gifted like him, they with had to use their gifts in communion
This to
St.
Divinely-appointed band. Though all and equally to the Apostleship, charged the world, a to all with Divine mission that small band of twelve, even among that one it was necessavy imperatively
Church-
lately
as
the
9.
'
<3
so
far
Graces,
method
I
as "
was
could the
see,"
only
which
those con flicts could be brought to an end. I that the issues suggested, in therefore, in them should be submitted volved to .
leanings.
General
arbitration. more
successful
by
This than
suggestion the larger
was
not
proposal
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view of minent
since case
of
may
now
and
made
One
r
heavy
—
different not
it
when
with
seem
renewed
a
Commons
dent
on
the
that
is
it
10,
particular In any case, 4&ion. will be read letter
peace
The
with
the
recently ing for each class of the and cost the
afloat
of
standard
all being ships" those to be removed or obsolete not worth
"effective tonnage, those afloat except from the Navy as
lOlbs. two averaged gold, and the next each and, as Ballarat gold was, and is at all to any other times, fetch superior £4 an those three ounce, ing at least of earth were worth bucketfuls £2,880
than
a
fortunate possessor. Altogether that small hardly larger area, in was taken room, good-sized
battle
first
ships,
weeks £60,000.— From Australasia.
first
cruisers,
39,000
10,
class,
tons
;
17,17,870
sloops,
tons
6,302 tons
;
tons;
boats,
gun ;
612 tons; tons; tons
second
51,
class,
3,350 1, ships, 6,400 vessels, 14, 9,419 22, 34,382 tons 282 ships, 168,724
miscellaneous,
;
total
tons;
4,178
80,
class,
boats, torpedo tons; despatch depot torpedo service special unprotected,
the Paris given Legation has named as law Reid of the Tribune, in Berlin Mr. Halstead, editor Minister of the Cincinatti Commercial Gazette— has an which the Senate appointment of Mr. F. Grant, refused to sanction —
New
York,
Rice,
editor Minister
2,
vessels,
total
373
:
to
Halstead
the
Germany,
has
Senate
approved. ;
The
679,144
ships,
Mr. to Vienna, American Review
Mr. to St. Petersburg, as Minister Massachusetts, Loring, " of at and Mr. Patrick Lisbon, Egan, to All as Minister Chili. Nebraska," others these appointments, with already with the ex made, to Spain and Italy, as we have said, of that of Mr. ception,
tons.
Grand
as Minister of the North
of
2,125
4,
has Lincoln, Mr. White-
President
to
as
24.326
62,
first
boats,
8,
10, 17,320
;
torpedo tons
vessels,
gun
;
torpedo cruisers, gun boats, torpedo
'
of
son
coln,
after
:
tons;
tons
the offering Chauncy Depew, has named in London Mr. R. T. Lin
Minister
as
torpedo rams, 12,640 18, 36,900 22 total protected (including 29 shipB, 78,540 protected), partially tons. second class, cruisers, 10, Unprotected corvette, tons; 40,470 tons; 1, 1,970 class,
Divorce
Court.
tons. standards under the The proposed of 77 an addition above class anticipate of 6 18, with a total armoured vessels, 15 are required to 500 tons, of which
moved for last Session by The return of Mr. Gladstone as to the operations the Divorce Court since its foundation this is now issued. From it appears
and 336 unprotected complete 54 of which tons, 198,634 to Another complete. quired
that
vessels,
;
of
in the names detail gives and the expense required mission.
The
of
Fortune
i
in
table
of the ships to fit for com
13,345
of
called
the
claims, because
its
first
reads
craft,
one
the
separation divorce for
like
a
of
that,
a
man
Without
bottom. regular within
made
drive reach,
£12,8p0, pnd rotten
offered was
and, it
the
for
after sale;
ground,
life
table
the
has
a
stuff
realising but so
it
to
the so
or
wet
badly
National Library of Australia
these come
13,345 for
on
tried,
actually
—
of
This will Gazette be contribution to
several
through
be again Irish Land
will
the final
of
settlement. this
,
editions
consulted
closely
written
book,
in
Of
hearing.
1,320
were
,
were
shows a
the
that
tendency To take
to
work
increase
of the
and
for div tried the suits a the average is 271 year. But during the first few years the num bers did not nearly reach this estimate.
year. orce
In
alone,
the
first
year,
when- there
may
be
of
is
the
the
Davitt,
last
words
Wales being For his own
sake,
rumour
eviction
Poor
Highness
his heart would sanctiou of another.
who
Brigade
the
the
auspices
rented, highly irregularly employed, and with whom, in short, tho world has dealt very hardly. They are the men ready to be recruited. You have three things play their natural upon first, resentment, the brutality of the against and the of the police injustice law; the demand for secondly, Home Rule for London ; and and most thirdly, of all, must do as iu importaut you —
modern make them understand Ireland, that you will help them to improve their material condition. Ground-rents might have help yon, but something you must
this,
said
life
of than
the
dweller
gleam
Michael
Michael
formulated
the
that
a
4
your
last
the held
their
Davitt
year.
Messrs from and
presided, which,
programme
in in
great the at
release
important modifications, week last Kennington 1. Reduction of hours of daily
with carried
the
on
the
be may House
the
present
vital
Irish
question,
Castle
redeem even that base traditions,
den
of iniquity and would
exceed the Earl It
larity.
of Aberdeen in also said His Royal
is
go he
Viceroy
as
its
popu
High
to make the acquain anxiety tance of Mr. Parnell. Commenting on this the Sunday Times says : ness
in
is
uncrowned has almost king the Times since respectability came to over those and letters, grief is becoming now that Ireland prosperous and peaceable under good government of what and there is a prospect may be called a modified Home Rule, it is cheer
"The
ing to know Parnell and
is that it the Prince
Mr.
for
possible of Wales
meet
to
dinuer."
at
who idiot snaring has about as par" "spicy to genuine respectability The
sound
of
appreciation
marks
are
as
the
claim he has of
principles
in
But even a straw showing the Home Rule
A
Costly
as
blew
wind
this
penned much
Government.
good
his
re
that
the
direction.
Universe.
—
The What
Book-
Bulletin the
de VImprimerie says higest price ever given for any book ? We leave this question be decided to authorities by conpetent book-lovers. We how among may,to that we know of ever, venture say one for which a sum of 250,000 fcs. was
was paid (£ 10,000) by its present the German Government. owner, That book is a missal, given by formerly of Pope Leo. X. to King Henry VIII. with a England, along parchment on
assuming
title the borne
the
Faith,"
the
missul
famous
of Hamilton,
valuable
which
of present of the
extensive
sold
Sotheby, of
a
ancestor
whose was
library Messrs.
by Hodge,
ago and
made
II.
Charles to the
Kings.
the right of Sovereign of "Defender of ever since by English
ll;»<
conferring
London.
some
and years
Wilkinson, The book
secured
the highest offer was a in the possession of the Bible, Vatican. In 1512 the Jews of Venice to to Pope. Julius II. proposed' buy the and to for it its Bible, pay weight in It was so gold. heavy that it required two men1 to carry it. it Indeed, weigh ed 325' thus the lbs., representing of
of
francs
being order
much
lmlf-a-million
Though
for in to keep pressed money, " the up Holy League" against King Louis II declin XII. of France, Julius
—
labour
eight.
Relief from all rates and taxes under £150 a year. The taxing of ground rents
value
(£200,000).
:
2.
one
Hebrew
some
to
It of
were
Dublin
to
Duke
which in
welcome on
for
hope
aud Davitt, hoid London
twelve months you will the hollow of your hand. was This on February A at later, fortnight demonstration which was School to and Burns
that
disgraceful to what
:
Do
Rule. the
witnessed from revolt
of the officers
some
from
of
of
father
under
year and
will that a give better and happier ,he now leads to slums.
Home
to
trust sincerely are confident
we
We
Royal
upper Thackeray of Prince
the
convert
a
"
the
(as
of
true
is
His
if
in
sassiety"
them)
might
are
League, Liberty " Michael Davitt How to explained The leader London." Irish organize remarked, " London has about as many has, and it could people iu it as Ireland be organized as He then went easily." on to the materials of discontent explain could work upon which the organization I reckon be in London there must at least a million are more or people who less who are discontented, badly housed,
to
talk
nicknamed
over
man to League, was the first give voice and shape to the of aspirations London In the first number democracy. of a little which was weekly journal,
Law
Home
and
achieved
Davitt and London.
published the of
is
of
majority
Wales Rule.
great
of
opinions
and resolution.
genins
gaol,
to
Progressist Council.
him
at these mind spectacles opened his were We in they reality. know them. Should like they did not the Heir- Apparent, these entertaining
—
for
Court
from year
although it follows Davitt Michael unequal
Prince
that hold
. curiously appropriate to-day He has don9 a (Mr. Gladstone) seems his and yet it work, giant's he mission to take in hand when now, after his have hoped to rest might all his a task which needs even labours,
Riding Graham
suc
But
the His
run
1880,
of distress.
seasons
tacit
when up for
comes Question The concluding
of
by
provided
not, Sir
by
published has since then,
1880,
that
a
,
Question.
more
a
system
of the
There
Macmillan. Mall Pall
the says first Charles' of the Irish literature New Views on Ireland Messrs. Macmillan in
the
petitions
and 985 separation, 335 unsuccessful. For divorce cessful, there or dissolution of marriage were in 7,321 successfully, cases tried, 8, 133 The and cases dismissed. 812 were
his out
opening washed all
they
all
Messrs.
aud
for
being
judicial
romance.
the risk of the descent
at
absolutely
not
cases
Claim, that
a of eight, with The blacksmith party sank the shaft- in so irregular novices, a manner that and unworkmanlike was
the with them
altogether of 2,784
dissolution for Of the petitions marriage. were presented by separation judicial wives 200 less than ; by injured As as husbands. many 3,892
10,561
did
to
belonged of page
1858-1887
—
Ballarat
Blacksmith's
owner
years deal
to
of
Golddigging. of
30
petitions,
judicial
out
The history
the had
Court
re-
-
r
are
The
Sir Charles Russell has arranged the publication of his speech in book as soon as he can find time to form, This he hopes to be able to do revise it. in the Easter vacation if the so, ; and, volume will be issued immediately by
Michael
Harrison,
President post to Mr.
third
;
Coufity
Land
none
class,
the
Diplom
;
Protected
cases, of the
for
atists.
;
second
American
New
father
suckles
Michael
17,
class,
second class, 15,97,010 tons coast de tons others, 6, 5o,660 ; cruisers, fence ships, 12, 37,230 tons; total first tons; class, 12, 76,650 431,880 tons. armoured, 62 ships, tons
worth gold nearly Cassel's Picturesque
few
a
The
165,330
ll
of
in
it
the
Great Speech Worthy Great Occasion."
;
their
need
Queen's
in 294 reversal
than
the poor
gramme. with steps
smaller
The
not
on That is the original programme which the London Commune is based. no The Progressist doubt lias majority not yet Davitt's pro adopted Michael
pronounced.
already
A
this
of
out
much
of
degrading
less
"
ruin,
repair.
Armoured
decree
a with hired working and, sunk a shaft as a die for straight party, of washThe first tubful the gutter. dirt they raised turned out 40lbs. weight
to
who
at 41
of
and
fair,
And the providing by Govern of public and municipal authorities for the employment of people
ment works
1887
tried
were
a
workhouse. 7.
£100
for
a in shares, in desultory fashion labouring At for a fortnight, took out £5,000. of the party, an the end of that time one old hand fron Van Dieman's Land, under
the
on January 1, 1889, of navy de strength to bring the present cided upon, required re number up to the proposed standard, to loss iD five replace by years quired &c. ; that and, assuming depreciation, for be financial deficiency provision over a period of years, the num spread and estimated cost of the ber, tonnage, between April 1, 1889, ships to be built and March 31, 1894. abstract shows the -following The and their numbers of effective ships
Navy
Royal
work,
;
tonnage, of the
To take
suits
is unsuccessful of husbands. that intervened Proctor has the and in 236 caused
and misfortune-very calmly, the claim to have abandoned completely further for no mention is made of their how the but it is related proceedings author of the mischief marked coolly 24 feet on out a claim square top of
show
220
wives than
and next morning on props, the the men found to work, returning in. whole of the had fallen working have to The rest of the party appeared
Papers
ships
in
by wives.
at
substitution
and
for
the
and the husband, while 170 dissmissed; 19 unsuccessfully. wives sought relief, of It must be added that the proportion
£9,000,
realised they a storekeeper to work gang
than
example,
an
the instance of them were
mined the
the
Fleet.
effective
as
these
taken
Parliamentary a Return is the number,
issued
1
week's
a
to
out
who put and
in
deepest
sold
they
a
British
the
Among
during
after
relief
-
husbauds
The
6.
In 1878 were increased. there In every year 403, and 450 in 1887. 1879 it will be fourd that suits for except instituted divorce are more by frequently
classes
rent.
profit,
Christian
surely
manner
and which
a
till 1868, when agaiu the same exactly figure. have since then slowly but
reached The numbers
—
returned,
the labouring
to num-
reached
not
was
two drives, and, they opened up the happy the week was out, were all of £14,400 taken. out of possessors then the claim. The other party
evi
by thope who have at heart of the country. and prosperity
terest
reckless
np,
it
to
posal; before
have no majority of arbitrapolicy his however, Grace's
Unionist for relish
make
arrears have been some there were 200, and this
to
supposed
purchaser of ten
party
of lucky diggers mine of wealth, and went they left this on the spree for a week. Their tenants made good use of the time at their dis
prospect at all events, thing, A practical example As the result of this, henceforth will
April
no a
up
title
usual
some
responsibility be as upon those, recognised lying whoever whether at the they may be, side or at landlords' the tenants' side, to imitate who fail to show a readiness to their that in its example application of the rejection of own case." In view House Mr. Crilly's in the Land Bill of
that at first At last
and bought all right courage the claim and tools for £77. at noon on They entered into possession before the sun set and long Saturday, of had in their possession £2,000 worth in gold. day and night By working the following till spells Monday, they raised to £10, 000. Then after this the
plucked
ray
one
very
Does come
be noted. been set.
should a
been
have
be
success
has
that
alter
even
the shaft be found.
could
in
what it was. the time has
effort
if
sunk
and
pro had then Ireland good example that has now the Vandeleur, by Colonel
would
that
to
-occurred
—
landlord
shown the been shown result from
the time
.
has the
nothing
instance.
first
at
,
the
which 1 bad made in convinced But I felt
for
ed to part
with
volume.
the
earnings 3.
public 4.
purpose. Free education
of the 5.
A
people. better
for
During for
the
in
children
two
and healthier
housing
of
the
a
very
heavy
neighborhood
sisters
were
and immediately
struck
of
thunderstorm Leeds lately
by
lightning
killed.
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.
jpirciign
CelegtamsL
localities
and the
(From
Daily
the
Mav
of Hbdalla, who is has sent letters Khartoum,
Haifa
Queen
Victoria
war
threatening the
and
Egypt. Yesterday
Khedive
middle "
of
delegates repre on strike in with interview the
wonld
of
all
employ
who
man
is
the
were
slightest
estimated
that
sibly
be would
the of
strike
is
by
a majority The London
papers reference
all
nearly
made
tbe House of 50.
the
by
dens, concerned. in the Police
of
A
court Earl
an
suppressing raids the late
attempt
watch
the
gambling
of
operations
him
in
and
been
robbery
to fulfil Messrs.
with
a
theatrical
Williamson,
also reports that have been made with M
ments "
The
try,
/months'
Jersey
tour
through
a
harbour land and
Bay fact
which
South presented known
scheme witli investment
makes
Australian by Miss "Princess as
the
the
harbour
pose ing company, for purchase
Wales
a
the re
the matters mentioned already been adopted having by the SamConference the work of tbe Conven will
tion
them The
also
au en include probably the German and Ameri actment giving 'dual control over can the protectorates of the Samoan native Is population
lands.
thousand
shares
offered
for
in the new subscription, Compde Paris, lias been sub over. scribed twice Sir Henry and Lady Loch and fam Earl are now the ily visiting Lytton,
at Paris. strike is Westplialian present who refuse to to tbe colliers,. extending accede to that have certain proposals various been put forward by colliery There is of companies. every prospect a long the taking struggle place between men and masters and very serious con It aro sequences apprehended. -been ascertained that the strike
lias
fever
1
.
the
a
and are of land
growing
now
fruit
New
on
a
was
would
at subject arrested recently
the
an
be early
tions
in
stated
freely
untouched ed. His
until
decomposing
widow
the
doctor
and of
friends being
alarming
prevalence its appalling
all
with
Copper
£39
and
steady;
strong of social
the
terms, impurity,
received Perth,
Henry Parkes) has from the Mayor of
(Sir a telegram for asking
the
of
co-operation
to
coldrijr
Club
the
sittings,
resolutions insisting
secure
Western
to
ernWiciit
of
the
following session
the payment of subsidising
on
the being closed: just of members;
steamship
to expressing hostility any whilst for open preventing ; demand of Chinese the tbe influx they of State-aided discontinuance emigration to the utmost to assist and are pledged
companies Land Tax
political will
all
Colonial
;
industries.
Adelaide,
May 16.
The National Bank having voluntarily submitted to a judgment of £6000 and the action costs entered up in being it of the brought ugainst by tbe trustees Lawsou such was estate, granted by the
a
a
Bench accordingly. Fairfax Admiral
commenc-
of
;
is
of the various fire and brigades, work of extinguishing the that tbe flames was much impeded owing to t of organisation the corps want among which led to the men engaged, fighting the was when fire at its and worst have when attention should everyone's men
been
to the
given
of life
saving
"
and pro-
perty.
The new has virtually
Company Sugar Refining been formed, and machinery modern of the most is being description purchased for working it. The
Opposition
obtain
a
having
are
Mr.
leader,
to endeavouring Burrows, who has
acted in temporarily refused to continue. will that Mr. Munro
that
capacity,
under
is
It
be selected
as
he as the permanent leader, Opposition has himself as not being ad expressed verse to that if so holding position, desired by the other members.
The
German
arrived
route
en
Henry
to
warship Samoa.
Vaughan,
by
The
,
that
Premier,
was
put
what
to
as
of the suicide
messenger committed
Council,
Legislative yesterday,
his
cutting in
has
Sophie
throat.
May to
replying
3 7.
a
question in the Assembly last night, assistance the Government
,
towards offering securing Government for Western Responsible stated that he bad received Australia, on the a communication telegraphic -
proposed
from the Mayor of Perth and subject but 'as tbe Victorian he Government, information certain on the required before replyiug to the telegrams, subject which were laid ou the table of the House for of members, the information with be had communicated the Western /
Australian Government with a view -to the precise of affairs. ascertain position that came to hand, When information tbe a consultation Premier added,
wonld
his take between Govern place and that of Victoria, the result of be communicated which would to tbe Honse aud forwarded to tbe colony con
ment
cerned.,
Sir Henry Parkes favored oxtending to form of a similiar
Personally, lie
strongly Australia
Western other
to
colonies,
tbat
anomaly
that enjoyed by he thought and referred the colony
the it
an to
should remain under Crown rule whilfet the others were governed by their own The Premier's remarks were people. received favourably by the House aud on his 6eat Sir Henry was loudlytaking cheered by the members. Dissatisfaction at the again prevails Wallsend colliery the regula regarding tions as to shooting into barges. coal are now Arrangements beiug made for
bringing Australia.
to
Buffalo
Bill's
famous
y
show
Adelaide, May 17. visited Kiutore the warshipB Orlando and Calliope On yesterday. tbe lauuch on to frotn stepping the His Excellency's Admiral's flagship, Earl
which him to fall caused slipped, but although somewhat shaken heavily, be is not seriously hurt. The Dry Creek artesian bore supply continues unabated. of rain have fallen Three inches in foot
MacDonnell tbe past Ranges during few weeks. The country is looking well tbe
and stock and
several
of
the Orlando and of by a guard
of H M. ships were received Calliope ou honor landing by the military Afterwards the Admiral day. officers
directly
and
1,
May 17. the now held in inquest being connection with the recent at the fire Theatre the evidence shows that Bijou exists among considerable the jealousy
Government
GovResponsible The Australia. will consider the matter Cabinet to-day, will take a similar and view probably on to that of the Victorian Government the subject and The delegates of the Protection Reform Political League have concluded this
to
and weaker.
dull
are
4
at
stauds Stanley at 5 to 1.
At
said,
and
surroundings
The Premier
furnished date.
tin
en present methods future
at
consequences.
i
is
in
deploring,
passed
murder. 1
Associa organisa
its in discussing The work. Association spiritual favours outdoor work on the strongly of its accredited members, part duly the of yesterday's and at conclusion was unanimously meeting a resolution
the
guilty
off
day.— Ep. May 16.
for
the Conservatives that the of propose position of Ireland shall be abandoned. widow of the Inte Mr. Irving mind who died the rcuder, tbat
is
colony,
same
Albany
powerful
gaged
disapproving
accuse
is
the
granted. is It
j
now
in
most
the
is
Sydney, Men's Christian
of the
one
tion,
this
Doubtless
The Young
pro grow
Adelphi
weather, of gales been enhaving after Port Louis. leaving
tbe overtook s.s. Island the other
Kangaroo
The
tbat
captain severe terribly
soon
which
gale
Sontli large scale
certain
Mauritius, hav reports
one
jettisoned.
arranging
in
from
Earn, The
succession
endeavour
Sydney,
proposal. Tbe barque
of the worst storms the vessel's and were carried binnacle skylight and a the saloon being flooded, away, of the had to be large portion cargo
through
of English capitalists an Australian fruit
Mine
countered
will
76.
passed
to
goals
extraordinary
ing experienced
Dublin
in
an
has arrived.
full
Queen
of
majority
a
of
stood
Maryborough by six
won
latter
be
yesterday,
meeting general which shareholders, was of considering held for ;the purpose was a proposal to sell the mine a ballot the matter, which resulted in taken on in favor of 218 votes recorded being the property and 1,034 against selling
colliery
men's
the
to
match and Maori
Junction
of
asserts that tbe doctors dis recently, husbaud while be was in sected her and before his relatives trance, cataleptic She also were able to interfere. stutes laid in her husband that frequently for 48 Mr. trance hours. Bishop's that, bis body should remain will ordered
Embassy
throughout
one.
their
Bishop,
The
the the
conflagration.
football
a
47, weie brought gamblers, numbering and the court before this morning bail remanded till Thursday, beiug
Viceroy The
d'Fscomptc
British
on
shortly
public toir
for
circles
The eight
left
of the
but he be given, fullest information
Besides oan
the
it and exporting abroad. A deputation have waited on tbe Agents-General of that colony (Sir Saul Samuel) request to ask his Government to assist ing liirn that it is the He replied project. could if doubtful assistance pecuniary
popularly sat very
Midas,"
Prussian
thereupon
forming
isfactory. as
by was
committee. A number
Largs
scheme
Cornwell,
teams,
was
In
rejected
three
company, of prospects
the
to measures calculated increase of Ireland will be prosperity shortly works new drainage adopted, including of a light and the construction railway. motion providing for Mr. Gladstone'6 of tbe death duties on the equalization has been real and personal property
engagement to his company. have been completed for Arrangements of tbe the amalgamation Largs Bay outer
tween
the
uuder
Australia
side
for the pur to-day, to an iug arrange Moonta amicable of the settlement At the strike. Association present the part cannot see on any justification of the Directors in the wages reducing v of the miners. is brisk on the Adelaide Betting fairly For the meet. Racing Club's Birthday
Adelaide
for
of late
It
for Chief, Balfour, secretary has been promised by the of commons aud the Government
Ireland, House that
Lang-
rs.
name
In
on
iB
Mi.
arrange
for
Lilly,"
of the waited
conceding
Budget
Garner
in
more
being
have im department diamond American drill, of £3000. is known It by of the " Grant Drill," being
cost
a
the
17.
May
that the reported Ireland, shortly staying for a week.
engagement Garner and
flames the theatre from money
new
a
and
a
visit
Musgrove. Mr.
at
as
room. strong that the money believed she the vessel before
deputation have
It
London, May 16. Miss Janet Church and Mr. Charles sail for Melbourne on June Charington 21st,
in
:
Melbourne,
raining
ported
At
masters
by had and
O'Brien to
a
party in Ireland.
cattle-maiming
delivered
speech that
Waterford
at
advised
a
The
Company
demands.
.
of the
whole
be arrived This suggestion at. of the Emperor has been on the part acted upon, and it is considered likely the settlement will be made, that a
tbe
the firemen otherwise than
men,
road
for
should
he being shocked at the discovery lost son having immense earns by there. gambling Mr. O'Brien has commenced his libel action Lord lie against Salisbury, stated
his
the Emperor before dispute advised Emperor strongly to keep within close touch of their tliem workmen and urged tbat a compromise
Club, of his
having
See,
being shipped, four officers,
by
them
Kintore. Burton and President Secretary Miners' of the Amalgamated Spence, leave that Association of Melbourne,
Shares
at their in height as well as building, taking He adds that of tbe his tills. many and that firemen were helplessly drunk, the Palace Hotel was saved from des and those of truction by his exertions,
Eng
now
Lady
Britannia
the
when
hotel
his
were
that pos opinion five thousand, sover inadver Iberia were
amount
checked
are
Cup,
November.
correct was
and laid their The him.
that tbat although present night the place as a rule. they did not frequent further It has that Lord transpired set the police in motion Bateman to
occurred
the
A
and
which
fire
the Union Bank shipped, in representatives Sydney to tbat have replied by stat supposition as to whatever ing they have no doubt
owners
prove that Dudley, Lord Lurgau to and others were visitors only casual tbe Club on which tbe raid was made, to
the
character afternoon, dis conduct of the firemen as He accused them of stealing
graceful. from liquor
colonist.
Orient
16.
Monday
the
ised
anonymous construction Mr. .is Gallery
London,
made
was
of the
was
in
into
held
Easter
on
Australia.
on tbe gambling several noblemen were the hearing of the case
t
the
tbe
who
May
of the manager which Bourke-street, in the Bijou Theatre, at the inauest now
the
to contiguous uiviner evidence
an
expressed the missing from the s.s.
placed by is generally stolen from
police
which
in
are
and
homeless,
used for testing coal deposits. principally The intend Government having the of re industries the largely colony at tbe forthcoming Dunedin presented which will be opened next Exhibition,
it
of Commons
in
rejected
field
House to Government of Lord and the guests
proceeded
party and
city
is
the
of the
directors
that in
appointment
an
for
eigns short tently and Orient
loss a occasioning daily 1,000,000 marks. The motion of Mr. member Diliwyn, for Swansea, for the dis-establishment of the Anglican Church in Wales, has
been
a year, Ballarrat, intends resigning
tbat reported of £100,000 for National Portrait
having
the
are
full.
Wilson, Hotel,
Palace
is likely Barry, and tbat Bishop who is now inN
is
The
authority, every in such or who would be shot. If, peaceably
a
about
Bishopric vacant by
for
so
wages.
the
of Primate
Sherington Alexander, merly an Australian
engaged
was
opposed his troops however, they acted them. protect It
powers and intri
agitation
there lawful
if'
to
immense
his
Socialist
It
are
people
Melbourne, Mr.
being
that rendered
to seek
donor
hotels
1000
a
INTERCOLONIAL,
Lord CarGovern the
states
England, and
the
year.
now
Thorntbn,.of.
land.
repress and gues, resistance
Truth"
in
camping
now
cleared
of
!
I
has at occurred, have been des
fire
Upwards
troyed.
that
resigning South Walek
of next
Sydney,
the Germany, had an and asked him to Emperor at Berlin, into the case. The Emperor enquire he was that enquiring replied already into He warned them he it. that to
intends of New
rington orship
against
disastrous
per
pose.
current
are
resignation to remain
several miners
senting
-
having
to
A
4
West Australians £110, and quiet.
province.
paralysed, for higher struck
Rumours
now
are
extensive industries owing to the
completely
men
become
Khalifa
Wady
are
of Lieutenant Prince of Wales
H.R.H. the Ireland, has expressed his to willingness an active of Irish leader society. holding
mining
Lord
that
have
but
10s.
cents,
the Aixe-la-Chapelle and manufacturing
At a
work
£93
Quebec and 500 houses
not
have
Waldenberg,
their
only out from
15.
to the suggestion recently Referring made in the House of Commons that Prince should succeed Lord Royal
The
of
district left
London,
Londonderry
in
teries,
News.)
FOREIGN.
as
all the artizan classes, nearly of many of the manufacturing having demanded shorter hours many of the principal mills, pot and manufactories in dyeworks
infecting the men
.intercolonial
atttr
yester and his
are in condition. splendid excitement exists concerning between the miners and the conflict
Much the
Moonta wish to
copper strike,
if
companies. the Victorian
Continued
on
page
The
men
Society 9.
i
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to
his
and
building
business.
carpentering Funerals,
conducted in
inexpensively
expeditiously
country
or
town
PHILIP Mackie-
REILLY, etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
Perth,
Street,
and
the
reward.
£3
T
WHITE
ting
a
upon Dated the
HORSE,
FOR
A
st.
To
the
Peace
acting
and
in
for
Western
Perth,
of
the
the
J.
Campbell W. Guilfoyle P. Mear J. Molloy
this
Mrs.
shop
or
which
rooms
intend
to
George's Licensed.
I
thousand
one
the or, St.
opposite not
Street,
hand
my
in
occupy,
now
Howick
tinder
May,
License
situated
occupy,
Hall,
Given
Gallon
a
this
eight
2nd hundred
now
Mr.
Miss Mr. Mrs.
Regan Regan
Mr.
Mullins
Collected E.
Peace
in
Perth, Australia.
in
PETER
jLj
Justices
and
for
ANTHONY.
the
Western
of
(Wid-
GTJGERI
now at JL/ord Street, residing do hereby to give notice, pursuant "The Sale Wines, Beer, and Spirit Act, it is my intention 1872," that to at apply the next Meeting to be holden Licensing for this for the license in the said district, Act called a Colonial Wine for License,
ower;,
sale
of Colonial Wine in the house or which I now intend to or occupy, situate at Howick occupy, Street, being new St. premises, opposite George's Hall, not now licensed.
premises
I have
held
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May,
sixteen license hand this
a
under
thousand
one-
years. 2nd
my
eight
and
eighty-nine. P.
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record for its tone and that, gladly written leader on the beautifully the late Father Damien, which appeared issue in a recent of the West Australian which referred in the most and kindly terms to the heroic and pathetic zeal; of has been much the of Molokai, martyr The admired by the Catholic community. article in question we else reproduce where issue. in our present spirit,
native.
aboriginal
,
their for Two seamen, deserting Police at the Fremantle have, the been sentenced week, during each. weeks' imprisonment
ship,
,
Court, six
softening
beacon in our way, gaze with its pure light, nature hardness of our
and
us
as
fascinating
a
our
the drawing
to
to things, of love possible
better
what is thoughts of devotion and of courage, of absolute of spending self-renunciation, andbeing of what spent for the sake of others, this world- might become if the teach were and example of Christ ing followed— a living instead of religion a dead one. "We cannot all be Father Damiens we cannot all lay down our lives for the comfort and help of the our duties in this poor and suffering are not all the same. world But the to which led the heroic spirit priest maybe present in those martyrdom, whose lines have fallen in the stereotyp of
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An
hours' con go-as-you-please of West Aus the championship tralia takes in the Town Hall, place on J uly 6th. The prizes Perth, Saturday, are second and £15, £4 and £1, for first, third All entries, together respectively. must with fees of ten shillings, be in the hon. to hands of the the secretary Fire Metropolitan Brigade not later than 1st July next.
officer
colored
On Tuesday morning men got six months mantle Police Court on barque Bittern,
three at each the.. for deserting which they
eight
test
sea
Fre the were,
engaged.
for
-
sufferer
recovering.
now
John Woods, who said that the man, run over a being by a lost leg through at the Lord a few months train,, ago, to sue the Govern intends Street crossing, ment for heavy damages. It
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is
is
does much to encourage ath A Sheffield Handicap and sports character held in that town of a like are offered are and the prizes periodically indeed'. For the 24th very respectable an excel May, there has been prepared must of events which lent programme test the speed and endurance adequately to com of the many who will be induced The nominations for the handicaps pete. will be found in our arranged sporting column. Newcastle
.
Fremantle a well-known Mr. the leaving colony. solicitor, to take up intends it is stated, Macklin, and practise his his residence in London, in that great city. profession Mb.
Macklin, is
was On the 30th of April last a Chinaman A at Fremantle. man assaulted brutally been has lately named George Friedburg Police the Fremantle before charged and committed for Court with the. offence,
To-morrow the usual the whole
trial.
at the The name gone. Mount( Eliza Dep6t claimed of the latest victim by death, at His this is William. institution, Hayles.;. age was 69, and he died on Saturday.
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contest, This tug-of-war takes to exciting, which is likely prove from the seven officers between place of the and seven members Perth banks Fire Brigade. Metropolitan a.
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men
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the Queen's being celebration military of the Volunteers and Guildford will Fremantle, will be held in Perth. Major the Acting will Commandant, and will be assisted the troops, Sholl and Adjutant Major A House levee at Government held in the afternoon. Let us weather, will favor "Queen's,"
birthday, in which of Perth, take part, Gardiner, command
by Acting Campbell. be hope that the holi will
ed paths,
inspire have less
to
in
to do
better aims, to
selfish
wider and
a
a greater self-control, to eschew hard thoughts
charity,
harsh
them
may
to make their lives, in a degree more to the go'pd of those
judgments,
short, less
contribute,
marked, of around to the assuagement them, and to the of misery encouragement and helpful what is honest and true. was of a Father Damien's heroism kind which completely the or eclipsed Acts of heroism, as a heroic. dinarily under the stimulus of rule, are performed of a mental condition great excitement, which fear and temporarily destroys overbears the cold dictates of prudence. a The, soldier who storms stronghold of the enemy does so under the over of feelings which stir powering influence the sailor his blood to a pitch of frenzy who volunteers for wreck-service is moyed not only by humanity, but by the of the perilous ad-' proud excitement venture the miner who endangers his ; life in a rescue party finds his stimul of women, us in the moans the tears of fatherless and the prospec children, tive triumph of success. But what is in the highest this, degree praisewor to what Father be, thy though it Daruien did ? What is a bold act to which fibre of a man's better every or
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'a man, Pilling, who, a short assaulted at a place violently near called Broome Hill, King George's at Albany of the Sound, has just died A man named William received. injuries to be charged now under arrest, is Skelly, of the deed. with the committal was
afternoon the annual examina the children the attending held. the School was Among Fraser vistors were Sir Malcolm (Colonial Dr. Jameson, Secretary) Lady Fraser, with an and others, together unusually the children's large number'of parents and a friends. There were also large attend of scholars iu number will be continued ance. The examination which the prizes will this after afternoon, next In our we be distributed. hope to of the in be able to give fuller particulars Yesterday tion of Convent
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proceedings.
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and kindly Father of of Molokai, is of the West
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world's sacrifice
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lightness
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arrested .on a man was Saturday last for being in the possession of stolen His dog was the thief. goods. It appears that the dishonest canine paid to one of the shops atthe several visits cool disregard to the with a Port, and, of the owner, seized each time presence some article on one occasion a fryingand made off with it to his master. pan the Fre The man was brought before mantle Police Court on charged Monday, with the goods knowing them receiving to be stolen, and the charge having been to him, he -was sentenced proved against with hard months' six. imprisonment
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so
therefore,
.
;
absolute from its
day.
not,
;
exercise We have received a printed slip detailing the traffic on rhe Eastern Bailearnings from the 26th February to the 26th way that From this it appears March, 1889. £3145 8s. lOd. was received by the de this for the period partment during and goods. of passengers, parcels carriage month The amount for the corresponding of 1888 was £3,203 3s. 8d.
was
that to which the leper is usually, condemned. Will Father Damien find a. successor ? We doubt not that he will the anhals of the are Roman Catholic Church full, of and of the simply missionary exploits heroic and the noble kind, quietly to is sure example Of the leper priest fire kindred to souls with the desire he carry on the good work to which has fallen a victim. voluntary as
;
work, Mr. Stevenson of week a child of Last scalded Hotel was the Occidental severely fall down the back through accidentally The little in a dish of hot water. ing
it
probability, dreadful
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six
We
at Perth, the other men were, young for fined £5 each and sent to prison for an months violently assaulting
.
Two day,
PERTH
CATHOLIC
YOUNG
MEN'S
SOCIETY. Q
.A
fair
number of at the meeting
members
were
on present Thursday last when theBbciety 's monthly J ournal, was read by the Editor The (Mr. Reardon). " article was Catholic leading upon and demonstrated Young-Men Societies," in a clear and forcible of way the benefits in such institutions. The membership contributions from members comprised "The of of aknowledge advantages " Lex" by composition!' Suggestions" " J.|W." and some Funny Notes" by by Member." A vote of thanks "Funny accorded for the efficient was the Editor out manner iii which he had brought the Mr. John Delaney gave a journal. humorous The entitled, Doctor reading which concluded and his pupil" the pro and the meeting then dosed. gramme, "
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on
the
the
transit
amount
high
of the
ore
'
Copper, but
abounds in drawback
also,
the
same
j
this
of the
.
,
! '
'
mine
I and
.
well
the One
is
working
copper
which
uisouvery,
turning a
am
this
splendid in this
final
May
If
property.
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a
good
.
GAZETTE.
MAY
16.
colony.
Mitchell
this
oi
town
has
of his
two
miners
the
on
to Roeboume
Company's
gentleman upon.
quently
pulmonic
valent.
Rain
inspected the
fortnight and dry, are
this
falling
pre
.
complaints
is
morning,
17.
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j
our
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Since
I
rain set
heavy fairly
own
Correspondent. wrote
last
to you, some and winter has of our farmers
fallen
lias
Most
in.
'
have commenced
this
and
remunerative. farmers have .
in
grown It
is
of
district
highly
proves
that
only
lately recognise be derived to While in a green
begun
to
benefits many maize-growing. maize is unsurpassed
the from state
fodder for on on cattle. it account They thrive of it nutritious and where a qualities, can good crop is- grown, be dairying carried after
for
all
a
considerable bush feed is dried up. Hastie is now' laying on
Mr.
as
a
period
planks the guard' rails between here and Bunbury in order that horses may be to cross the line. able He is also over
in landing a short distance from the Dardanup, of the and Black Ferguson junction wood roads. I understand the Government to resume intends its over the right line at the close of the present year, after which time the locomotive will be used on it. I hear that the manager of the Tin a
erecting
temporary
Mining
Company
work
on
the
eight
shillings
Another
field
per find
wants their
20 wages
;
of
day. tin
is
to
men
to.
reported
,
.
.
unusually ploughing this season. The question early whether or not this of early system can be ploughing advantageously next "will adopted here, harvesting decide. Maize is pretty undoubtedly extensively late years,
Levee.— Notice is that His given the Governor, in honour of Excellency Her Majesty's will a vhold Birthday, Lev£e at Government House, on Fri at 8 o'clock day, the 24th inst., p.m. Appointments. Colonel Lt. E. F. Government Resident, &c., Angelo, to act as North district, Resident of Chairman of Court Magistrate, General the Magistrate' of Sessions, of the Local Court, and Sub-collector Customs and Internal Revenue of the District R. C. Hare, Gov Wellington ernment Resident &c., East Kimberley to act as Government Chair Resident, man of Court of General Sessions, the of the and Local Court Magistrate Sub-Collector of Customs and Internal Revenue of the North District W. D. Cowan, Resident Magistrate &c., to act as Government Bunbury, of Chairman Court of Resident, General the Magistrate of Sessions, the Local Court and Sub-Collector of Customs and Internal Revenue of the District East Kimberley W. J. Teede, at Fremantle, to Assistant Telegrahist H. act as vice Perth, Telegraphist, J Assistant Bliss, promoted Harris, at to act. as Telegraphist Bunbury, Assistant at Fremantle, Telegraphist vice W. J. Teede G. S. Olivey to act as Booking Clerk in the Telegraph Perth Mrs. Anne Department, at Sharks Odling to act as Postmistress R. Bay ,vice Mrs. E. Tribe resigned; T. Robinson to be a notary for public —
conse (
has
property
lately
the past been cold
weather
to
be to
;
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;
this
J
Lighthouse to
execute
Pilot
and Coxswain's at quarters for Albany, J. J. £181, Harwood, sen, to complete Fremantle Post Office and quarter for the sum of £176 14s. ; and rebuild walls in PoliceReserve, Croke-street, and repair Customs Reserve walls, in Cliff-street, for an Fremantle, addi sum tional of £65, Higham & Son, to various convey material, to &c., Hamelin for the sum Pool, of £52 IDs. Notices to Mariners. The follow dated the 11th, ing notices, 12th, and of 19th, April,1889, respectively, have been issued by the Department —
oi
xorcs
ana
hereby
is
water
narbours, .Brisbane, Moreton Bay. Shoal Hixon's Bank. Notice "
Queensland ing ofwatef
Mr.
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more
sure
;
the
country.
May
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mine feel
11th.
THURSDAY
!
was
Bank Holidays. His Excellency tlie Governor appoints Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28th and 29th inst., to be observed as Bank at Holidays Roeboume and Cossack. Commission.— By a Commission dated May 10th, His Excellency the Governor the Hon. C. N. appoints Warton General the Hon. Attorney Sir J.G. Mr. S. Lee-Steere, Kt., M.L.C. Mr. S. H. Burt, Q.C., Parker, M.L.C. and Mr. R. Fairbairn, to be Resident Magistrate, Fremantle, Commissioners for the purpose of a new Electoral Bill for the preparing
near
as
Friday.
!
;
in
are
the
soon
as
markets
During
"
;
in
operations
probably
which this and reported
,
I
is
/
hitch
no
ween
at Breaksea' quarters Also Albany for £239, certain additions to
j
passengers,
tin
GOVERNMENT
arrangements of purchasing
the
re.
the
since
a.
with
I opened at Bridgetown. will receive Bleechynden share of patronage.
from this mine yesterday, the bright of hopes entertained -its ultimate success a prove trump there will not be much fear of card, little our village collapsing. I hear that the Mr. G-. Shenton, of the mine left Gwalla proprietor for six weeks' England about ago for
the purpose of the being concluded
unce
ruus
present
over-crowded
especially
and
raised should
cib
always
repairs
to i'
of the of so little consequence feed in these burnt, being be very scarce this will no.'doubt parts new There are several year. paddocks fenced in here, so that in the getting course of a very short time there will be hardly any land left vacant. I understand that before long a Mr. to commence intends Bleechynden car to and from a passenger running If so it willbe a Bridgetown weekly. as the mail-cart great convenience,
is looking glad to report gives promise of eventually out a mine. I good workable ore sample of grey splendid
'
saw
now
new
latest)
which,
!
Northampton
at
cue
sent work
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development is mine, newly discovered, copper being opened up, by a few hands, at the Murchison, by Mr. W. Rosser, in the hopes of there being a rise in the The mineral market only shortly. proper
Mr.
:
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country
locality,
retards lodes.
!
chison
.
"
fatal.
consequent ton paid for per to Northampton.
profit,
j
,
"
,
to prove
likely
on
given,
the
on
that
there
is
less
now
Western shown
edge of Hixon's Bank than is on the Admiralty Chart. Northward of the line of-the Yellow Patch and the at Lighthouse the depth at low water Cape Moreton, does not exceed 10 feet. Northward of the of the line first white sand patch to the southward of the Ybllow Patch and the lighthouse, the depth does' not exceed 2 fathoms." ? Alteration in Wide Bay Bar Notice is hereby given, that the main channel over Wide Bay Bar has again shifted further to the northward. On the entering, square leading beacons are now to be kept open two to widths the northward, until the Points beacons are Inship open two widths to the westward. A vessel should then haul and keep the up, latter beacons in this irntj position, the spit on the eastern side of the channel is passed, when they should at once be brought into line to again',
?
avoid
a small spit out from running the west side of the channel. The usual course may then be followed. In bad weather, caution must great be taken in using this channel, and at presentit should not be used at night. There a is depth of 11 feet at. low
water
in the south channel." springs Wide Bay Bar. Alteration in leadand Lights, ing Beacons Notice is that the position hereby given, of the Square Leading Beacons for crossing Wide Bay Bar, having- been shifted, are now to be used in a line. they The Leading for crossing the Lights Bar will not longer be exhibited, but will be used in shortly the South Channel." Public Reserves. Geraldton No. 1444 (0a 3r 2p) Town Lots 17' and 18, for the Church of England No. 1445 (18a lr Op) Suburban Lots 111, 112. "
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;
118, 122,
114, 115, for public
No.
118,
119, 120, 121, and gardens. Fremantle lr Lot 598, 8p) Town —
1446 (0a for municipal purposes. Commonage Reserve Board— The Governor has placed the management of the Newtown Commonage Reserve in the hands of Messrs. T. A. ThurJ. Abbey, kle, T. Abbey, J. J. Dawson, and G. W. Dawson, and to delegated them the power of drawing rules up and regulating fees for depasturing thereon that provided or any rules scale or fees proposed -are submitted for his approval before adoption. Licensed Surveyors. j. Messrs. Barratt and J, 0. licensed Oxley, under the Act 50 Yic. surveyors No. 6, have been specially licensed by the Commissioner of Crown Lands to in practise withSection conformity " 119 of Transfer of Land Act, 1874." Mining The Fraser's Gold'Mining ;
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colony.
Roads
Boards. Returns of the elections of the members following have been received Plantagenet Roads Board Members A, Muir. and H. J. Townsend. York jun., Roads Board Member C. R. Knight vice J. Geraldton Pyke resigned. H. Roads Board: Chairman E. Wittenoon Members A. H. duBoulay C. Crowtlier, G. Baston, J. Mills, L. C. Davis. High School.— the His Excellency Governor has been pleased to direct " that the words resident boarder" as to be added clause of rule 7 of the (a) and "Rules for the Regulations Examination Candidates for of two —
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of the halfreport of ratepayers held here on the Monday evening, out of carrying work of some was importance suggested, the repair of Parker's' viz., which Bridge, is a disgrace to the authorities the .pro of a "fire which has been curing bell," and the appointment of- an long needed of "Inspector who is much Nuisance;" And from the meeting came required. a resolution the Mayor to convene a asking meeting to discuss a water public sup for York. At- a meeting held last ply" it was week, the Gov agreed to request ernor to sanction the re-establisliment of the York Volunteer Company. A Concert in aid of the prize fund for the 3rd June is announced to sports, take place on Monday evening 3rd June. The formal opening of, the Southern line is notified to Railway take place at and the banquet Beverley on 1st. proximo, will be given in the Oddfellows' Hall, York, in the evening. the week During rains have splendid fallen here. Strong gales too have swept over the town, but very little damage is to have been done. reported There is at present of more rain. every indication is in full limiting swing. The programme of to be held on sports Monday, June has been published. 3rd, It comprises 16 events. The mile race
not
are
injuries
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A Mass for the regret. of the repose soul of the deceased was celebrated on 13th. On last Monday first Sunday, Mass was said by His Lordship the Bishop. It was communion the male day for branch of the S. H. Society. His Lordthe apathy mani ship commented upon fested by some of the members of this of branch the Society. He announced that Friday would be the Feast of Our Blessed Lady," as Help of Christians," and all who could do so conveniently should assist at Mass and Her supplicate intercession. Ten o'clock mass was colebrated by Father His Lordship Gibney. preached again after second mass. It is my record painful the duty to death of a young man named Matthew Walsh, at the age of 28 years. He had been in declining health for a consider able time past and had visited Perth not since with a view to convalescence. long He returned to York to a wish expressing visit his old home" where his again father and mother had died. He was taken to it, Whore he died on Sunday Ho was interred in the Catholic night. the Yery Rev. Fr. cemetery on Tuesday,
Gibney officiating. to According yearly meeting
marginal
no
ing condition. is Sandal wooding still brisk, large of being quantities good wood are the Mur brought in, every week from
—
ruueivea
that
at the High The rule will there " read That the successful scholar shall, at the commencement " of the first term following the award of the scholarship, become a pupil of the High School, as a resiPerth, dent boarder." Tenders Accepted,— H. J. Cutting, to perform certain additions and Scholarships,
Perth."
School, fore now
|
little j
-
mention in that the my last Father Gibney paid Beverley a visit I also omitted to state recently. that His Lordship Dr. Gibney announced tne. demise ot Miss Amelia Hollands of of York Fremantle, which anformerly
j
mines where at Coalally, it there is of any quantity but on account of the low price lead; of this in the market there is mineral
recommence
to
vvtto
some
to their is said
men
future; mineral
Correspondent.
Very Rev.
AAuuiiuciiACiJu
sent
.
I forgot
own
Mitchell
&
has been Messrs.
move
industry. have
transaction be mining and tween Mr. the English Syndicate then I venture to say that Shenton, mines will the famous Gwvalla copper
YORK. our
mining
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occurs
From
little
a
last,
our
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Correspondent.
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.On 11th a cricket the match inst., Greenhills v. Glendarg was on the played old cricket The game started at ground. 10 a.m., ana was a verv interesting? one. The of T. and P. batting Enright was Murphy for Greenhillsremarkably and for Glendarg, W. Chitty and good, J. O'Dea showed The game good form. was won by Greenhills and by 4 runs 3 wickets to spare. There have been less no than four in Irishtown births tha month. A during few marrages, I am informed, will shortly take place. Mass was celebrated at Northam on The attendance was an Sunday last. un one. After usually mass, a meetlarge of considering was held for the purpose be taken towards ing what Bteps should the erection at Northam of a cottage for the Sisters of St. Joseph. At the meet Fr. ing the Rev. Tracey said that the house novv rented by the Sisters although an was not expensive one, a suitable one, and that it was to build one necessary which would meet their requirements. had As the tradesmen oflwvfirl their work he stated he would gratis, ex the farmers to pect dp their share in the building material. If carting they the labour did, would be fairly distri buted and fall lightly on each person. The were gontlemen following appointed a committee to see to the out of the carrying work Messrs. W. Atkinson, T. Good J. man, T. Sermon Sermon, and J. Bonser. Mr. J. H. Lloyd was chosen to act as and Treasurer to Secretary the committee. We have had some rains dursplendid and also ing the past week, very severe frosts. The ground is in good ploughing order. I have heard of no news of im from the goldfields. portance
as
-
Correspondent.
own
have been made oh the Upper Preston here. If all some miles from twenty out these discoveries turns the well, Southern Districts will soon take the lead of all others in the colony. An accident occurred in Australind named last a man week, to young his team who was Nettleton, driving from Bunbury. While jumping out of his foot in the the cart, got caught reins and he fell. One of the wheels over was his He passed body. but I hear, hurt, however, severely
as
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16 years offers £1 10s. as second and 7s. 6d.
15s.
prize,
third.
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under
Boys
first
.
for ,
.
IRIBHTOWN.
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for
as
registration
a
"
No-liability"
company. The Bankruptcy In re Act, 1871. J. M. Patton, draper and storekeeper, Perth H. H. Holinan (bankruptcy) appointed trustee. In re J. C. Hills, —
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hotel-
proprietor, Perth, general meeting Supreme Court Office, 1st
11 a.m.
(liquidation) of creditors, May 28th,
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thing,
of
use
of
Upwards
a
if of work the The betting
4 to
is
are
Harbinger, 5
are are
to
now
the
5
to
busy. very
and
done
is
ditto ;
Melbourne,
to the
passengers, with -others
Sdme
the
left
£30 18.
Three
it.
of
a which caused overturned, the roof and while confusion, torn off the the wheels were completely shat which became carriage, smoking
passengers from side to side,
violently seriously of
them
among
injured, the Bisaquet,
Mr.
twelve
well-known who had
'
'Bourke-street, broken.
jeweller, his leg
and Jjtfmp.
have
dearest
wish," her
throwing neck.
Eebecca of Mulgoa, New Morton, South Wales, has just died in England at the advanced age of 108 years. The
will
Industrial Fund is of work done large collection to the Irish Paris peasants
anouner
Eussell
American
has
wmcn
ne
herself of leaning
elevated oy ner herself and she till then tried to
.
Leo XIII. has been chosen as by the Eepublics of Bolivia to
Paraguay which
a
settle
on
of
their
arbi and
looked 'at the
serious
tion
William Butler succeeds Sir Eedvers Buller as Assistant AdjutantGeneral. Si?" William Butler is an old friend and comrade of Lord Wolsefor the vacant post ly and his choice satifaction. has given general Sir a William is Catholic and a TipSir
seized
is
tragedy Baintree, in the dispute violent
In
a
his
and farming implement, on inflicted such injuries his father that the latter died almost immediately. filled The murderer, with despair, then a
vVYii.
docile she had
with felt
no
opposition
the
but
a
Besides
it
action, with joy
and it to
see
child accumulate virtues and merit for Heaven. "
Yes
dearest friends
my for your
work
.
of Ireland, delivered
a Dr. Grimshaw, recently most important address on the decay Li the course of it of Ireland. he observed that a people which had been one of the most prolific was considered found to be one of the most rapidly in the world within its diminishing
own
ancestral
limits.
he added, the probable, in the world's population
It Irish
was
had
very element increas
ed in proportion of any equal to that other ethnical and probably element, but that increase exceeded many had not taken place within the boundaries estimates of Ireland. The showed the population had diminished that ;
National Library of Australia
fear
took no interest stretched out scenery A great seldom grief itself.
ciuvciiiueu
iu
tut;
on her graces to invoke Him into despairing
already but as
;
It rouse
to
;
from her, of the
a
good the good filled her adopted in her heart
believe
said she, Laura," teach these two
tasted
the
joys
laborious
a
imtAunvil1
rm
JUL arc
of
uccu
rvr
rnfl
ui
aguuiauu
uug
that
and
of superfluities will contentment household.
I
have
suffered frugality inclined
thoughts the
best
work
for the
will
bread brow.
in have
noticed
their been that
a striking pearance and they
"
hfthtiP.r
they The and little
here
they enforced
from their have and sometimes felt it ; but on to relieve second I concluded it would not be
thing for them, because I could do and it would be not it, always to teach them or later necessary sooner I also of my poor economy. thought I knew if I indulged the and people Countess' tastes I should extravagant be the part due to the diminishing and this reflection poor strengthened me the temptation of my heart. against Now, Laura, I have told you every-
could
not
gi
happy
was
you
"
TYiaffon
r»A'
.
wliof
in
remark.
proachful some
work of your
." "
Who
Lady
never
country
a
wish
!
to
a
as
a
them despised
which even
happy
ior
truce
she
us
to
so
this
the
to of
means
was
results,
and
her had
unable
to
her in
con
all
child,
disappeared, her go among
the
during
our
rime,
care
season.
rainy
place
and
her
charitable
found
One day, she felt however, great at her friend for repugnance leaving she had noticed a great change in her features and she feared to be absent insisted from her ; but the latter upon because
the
of
who
for
solely
depended Eliza's
was
complete
a
woman,
Lady
on
years
to be visited
case
old had
an
charity. said she to
dear child," my " do not be sorrowful young girl, about me. I do not feel ill, uneasy and no harm will happen to me during You it is absence. know not your
Go,
the
off a when it to put good work at if our be done because once, good works are our own, time belongs to God. Besides if you put off your old Peggy may suffer visit from hunger,
right can
be a
maovic,
1
JLVSJ.
iioi
or.a ULO
mgcuio
thought
would
mind. foreseen
Perhaps event
from
you the
ann-n-brr
on OV
TLo+. JLUWU
gvnuvj
trouble
my
of
peace
to-morrow
may
j
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their there-
;
1
with Hasten
.render the other
'
to get the herself acquitted set a meal before would not have ran
swell
to-day. will be
it
night
immense
an
river,
communication,
all
bank
impracticable. to start. You miles to go and you have only two I will will be back in an hour. watch this window .the you from away across as far as I can, and when I shall fields
then
coming yqu how glad I shall Laura made see
cheerful
to
visibly the
Perhaps during into transformed and
dis-
un
happen to prevent I have noticed that stream which year every our banks and inundates
seems
plains j
some
going.
capricious overflows its
troubles
they in the days of their
in
devoted
so
some
of
supplied delight
many
i
she had finished speech the amiable girl and
do
Let
it.
When
ready, cook that
such
symptoms was
invalid,
j
all
the
friend
a
visitations.
for
express best to comply with fore trust to her and for a little while."
supper
been been
neamn
people
great
cheerfully replied somewhat re
for
even
some
had had
presence
that
hope" ? whose are promises She knows the whole it is enough for her to
Eliza, vain. well ;
him
were
for
found
the affectionate
mic
uneasiness will will be independent." this given you
You has
appear.
caa
to
she
it,
I Besides, to-day shall we surely to do to-morrow and
happy,
part
They comfort,
"
really
then
mother.
very
poor Laura
the
to
and were
her time devote to her The latter had been
to
free
but
>
answer
and
dangerous
the
with
who about
tinual
en
to
seem
the Countess
dear Madam,"
have
friends
owing
fortunes surround you they do not seem to upset your calm -and even joy." " It is because I always hope that God's goodness will come to our assist-
am
her
m
manual
noticing
help
observed KIYhIa
ance, she,
family. Laura
adopted
when the orphan appeared. radiant face and light step were contrast to the depressedap of the mother and daughter
How
4"n
his
now
undertake
she
thoughts
work
which
bringing
facts.
xagu
themselves,
disappear
reign
Since they certainly very much
tertaining
life,
to work and to die are two de crees of Providence, and therefore they with have been often tormented weari ness even in their prosperity." "Let them, then, learn from you to be
the
were
away and the had begun
employ him in -means brought and he was enough to support himself, no a cause to now of anxiety longer
is
ruetu
the to
for
taste
a
ment
bestowed great she soon forgot
going
daughter
her
be
"
sanguine. Such
Laura,"
that
were
they
Laura's
it unfortunate creatures to work also, will means to alleviate be the best troubles. now their Until they have
not
work would
and
for in
she fell back fervently, and felt she thoughts, doomed to be always wretched. was in vain for to try to Laura her She could not be courage.
was
p.assed
peace. great life a of enjoying Earl of Arras had who had given Paris
because It sees
objects
YI.
months
feeling,
hears
who had
God,
formerly
do
to
opportunity
love
General
it
even
praise-worthy had afforded
in
Eegistrar-
waiting
necessary
to
Countess to have
own
They
them.
ouiuuitmuiy
The resolu to do some
that
was
an
woman
uxiC/jr
State.
impatiently
was
Chapter
companions. the door
to their
It
Many
at
yielding
it
true
because it is the best test else, which in prosperity is often of virtue, allowed to slumber but out is drawn the day of adversity. on
impressions
ever suffice for and their wants, besides she did not know how they would be able to get work this outip. She believed place. that of-the-way the orphan's zeal her too had made
met
independent and will relish they earn by the sweat of their
the.
cheering to her two them seated
to
thing
mingle Without
sorrow.
dear
for us to know the duties' of recognize life which have been so long neglected." "said "Yes, Lady Eliza who was with them at the when the time," heart is is no doubt that good there teaches us better than misfortune any
on
Eliza
generous
JLLLC«
You
those
Countess
adversity
and religion to draw conso perfection lations from nature. from Certainly time she raised her mind to time to
not
and Laura rejoiced yet she did not take On the contrary she to make Catherine still
superior. been taken
,
and nature's nothing, so to happy hearts, attractive to cheer it, especially power when of God is banished. the thought The Countess of Arras was" not yet
ne
Thus and
our
cottage,
nothing, beauties, have no
she
had
j
the
are
be formed
distracted by exterior it is concentrated upon
aoove
she her.
so
House of EepreThe Pennsylvania passed a bill sentatiyes lately requir States not ing a United flag, costing to be hoisted on less, than 10 dols., school-house in the State while every the school is in session. It is intend lesson in patriotism. ed as an object are There about 20,000 school-houses The
mucn
"you
by
for
dear, said is, Laiura," one "to to her day, in labour. one finds happiness say that Who that I should could have believed in this humble ever be contented posithe
Laura
1
a
unknown in joy of this duty which those who live
an
sacrifice
How
"
are
tion.
said can
of
life
privations live in
to
them.
self."
own
these returned
beautiful
fore
companion
so
regretted imitate
hearts
brought
rhrtt?
A1XD
the
said
the little to maintain household thing been to made known having Lady
delicacy. Laura
son,
felt
two
sufferings.
thoughts, return.
the
beginn
void
your
with
their
sad her
upon,
had
she Countess
between the rage,
struggle fit of
that
for
from reported in Essex. A outskirts of the
with
down
change ; of it. advantage did her utmost feel she was her
ies.
perary man. A shocking the town of farmer, residing had a town, which led to a father and son.
of
the
how a
a ireues
she had become humble towards one
dispute with to the regard territor respective
arisen
has
limitation
UUUA
to see and had
was
trator
was
our
She found
salutary
been able
cessity
season.
son
of humanity its
is
more
him
accomplishment only experienced
1
means our your thoughts and become purer, to rise throne of the Almighty. and sustain us. You
the
Laura
for
adversity,
the
they do friendship, to understand each
Friendship," her friend, link that
inspire
With
pious example imitate you."
to that
upon
even
useless"
country. found
They
j
as life is a flower without scent. you You alone can make life bearable and make us love it."
dear
happy, work
Your
as
Holy
alleviate
and
you
seen
instil
she had was in
projected
111
tour,
with
I
few
a
help
might
strange
;
Go now walk firmly you have chosen and rely
earth. By elevated are
lessons into the heart of this who until young girl, then had been so vain and disdainful. Being suddenly deprived of her wealth,
but his engage Toronto, at home this keep him
take in ments will will
to
be
courage
be
teacher
great
ing
The Lutheran papers of Christiana have been publishing articles calling to the attention of steady progress in Norway. Catholicism Charles
still
sincere words
in
quitting sweetest
heart's my the latter, the orphan's
round
arms
can
me
give will
It
a
Exhibition.
Sir
"I
"how
be perfectly "for when
Eliza,
joy
guessed answered
Laura, if I live my dear mother.
Donegal
the!
by
would
Eliza "
they
a
It
on
V.
friend" shall
worthy
that I feelings cannot express my-
I
not require others feelings. in the path
Continued.
Jntepatomal
?"
united
TRUE.
Chapter
"You
sending
AND
they underwent
.........
before You
TRIED
get
the
experience
Lady
from
economically at astonished ture. Then a generous feeling sprang souls. They began to think up in their of the the if exiled father, husband; I
all
"
being
being
of which
it."
describe self
—
thrown
were
of his
will
state.
to live they learned and they were themselves their moderate expendi
the management
Oh my true and exclaimed the orphan,
incur
native London, or ring the danger of contamination wicked America. Pilot. shores
household
"
"
the
about
see
many
so
the
day,.
fulfilled.
such a distressing Little by little
is necessary. As to do. you plenty in hands and entirely my very evening I will begin to
I
work,
Leave it 'from this
"
terrible
The
not
is
me
allow
never
for
the edification of the people. the law by which certain Indeed, those who commit criminals, especially political crimes, may be condemned to the humane punishment of hanging, and quartering," still remains drawing, on the statute book of the unrepealed realm. Jack the Eippper" might have studied his art from the Newgate the Calendar, without ever leaving
Carriages
tered.
it
wound
going to take be without all that
to
for
itself
dragging
line,
that
Lady Eliza's promise in abund Needlework ance was to be brought to the cottage done and as each one did her best, all fears soon and bright' disappeared, days the dawned again for unfortunates, who had seen themselves plunged into
to
freely
are
you
Englishman
common-sense
remark
and
the ago since English people used to be regaled by public spectacles ef disembowelling and dismembering, performed of the law by the officers
accident occurred at North. A railway on the 2 o'clock Melbourne yesterday, which had trainfrom Williamstown, 13 carriages. When half' the train had one of the the safely, passed points Which was crowded American carriages, with
favour
years
51s.,
May
Ireland,
unanswerable of Home Eule. ;
in
a
moves
a
large 10 Block
in
rule
The next
was
all your needs satisfy I am very deeply. that you should perfectly work, willing is because it to teach these necessary two women to face life courageously, but do not Eliza is ever forget near,
The brilliant of the London theory that the Whitechapel atrocities police, must have been perpetrated by a for and probably an eigner, American, no "because would be Englishman of of such unnatural butcheries," guilty
at 3 while and Britannia tracks training
brisk,
to
of it will
you
the
are
figures
arguments
to 1,
being are Centrals (promoters; 30s. ; Brokens (contributing) Block 14's £5 Is.
scrip.
The
2,
3 to 1, Har 1. Handi For the City and Sluggard Micawber
The Cup
are
For
at
is
supported, Aldivalloch
very
business
18s.
men
8,422,000. All are verified by facts of England ability
Britannia
1.
Shares
to-morrow. be out will
strike takes place. market is quiet.
and
Stanley, being well
cap
mines
Cup Tareena
Birthday Richmond binger
the thousand
Being my belongs to
:
.
visit
me. you understand child all I have adopted and unless you make you,
back
know
again you
be."
no further objection. wishes were laws for her, Eliza's and she understood that the poor old invalid suffer from any delay. might She her and kissed friend started,
Lady
.
—
Melbourne
and I think
j
from
middle of the in the middle a loss proving these statements and prove the in
I
The delegates
them.
assist
will
in the 8,200,000 1841 to 4,778,000 year of the year 1888 thus
from
4.
page
—
from
Continued
promising She
sible.
pros
and
perity. j
soon
to went
return down
arrived
at
as
soon
the the
hill little
as
pos
quickly plank
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served as at this period swollen' river was much
which The
a
When at last they were Gweedore barracks they all on the One poor man discharged. M 'Bride, was Connel arrested shore, were
bridge. and the
waters
were troubled. Already they reached the level of the hanks. nearly The sky overhead was dark and lower a heavy storm. ing threatening
Laura's
mind
bent
on
form
to notice
the
however
was
good work these
she
She
To
be
a
received
from
visit
a
five
six
or
police
After he went out they had left, to work and soon his attention afterwards the was attracted on by a dark object At first, he thought was a hillside. it but
he soon saw a helmet the end of a rifle, to the he found one spot
going morning
Continued.
half
visitors
dead
from
and
on
of
his
it
at
will
in
in
Kalat-i-Nadir. be added, is
miles
fatigue
Being
exposure
within
the four
some
abandoned
and
Bludgeoners.
A special
of the Home correspondent who Rule Unica Journal,' has the ad familiarised with devantage of being in Russia, makes potism by a residence in the veil which a rent hides from Eng lish
eyes
the
reign
the most of terror 4
and
not
of
incidents
striking
Gweedore.
tin
5
The
or
the
after
parts of the parish the wholesale
saw
thanks
and in
tbe
arrest
of
This
fled
the
to
ten
these
in
frost
be undesirable It would dent remarks) to play police
ion,
but
in
names
give that
the
verified.
much
original
communications
the of Kalat-iof tbe great and will form fine
the
to
and
wife
that plied to soothe
he her
me.
and
children
and who
children, when the frightened of 'Torahorder' fiercely
a
i
will
knock
your
at
out
brains
'
after Mass, walking on of the road, and leaving room The latter to pass. were police by Sergeant Daly, behind them dleton,
'
the
red-whiskered
(whose
name
Mahony
who
is
the
headed marched
-Sergeant known). walking by the side of
was
Clear
the
the squad, cried out, there !' and the red-whiskered the order to out angrily yelled
nagb, was Sunday, Sergeant ran
away, followed.
stables shot was fired. wide channel a second
impossible and finally heard, a
holding
Ten Island,
went
a
on
till
;
still
shot
third
a
Mahony
rushed"
up
to
to
other
tbe
his
breast,
men no
where. evidence
was
released
March. were
handcuffed four till
embarked, handcuffed
and till
kind
no
in
reason
a
the
that and
be told, time
remem
truth plain has been for
it
a
knowledge
common
brain
of tbe
be imperishahly written upon of English and upon history, of Ireland, ceased to exist well Ireland nigh ten years ago, and neither to hold that John nor desire England will
name
the the
page heart
doings frame
for the sayings and responsible of the John Bright of enfeebled and clouded who of intellect,
recent
years to
hostility
of
death
sorrow, how
touches and revives
for
—
years of our
champion when her, the
a
found himself the principles H lifetime.
man's
every
and to
this
oppressed band
memory
enshrine
his
affection
grateful
was
country, against of
sufficient
is
for
name
of
ever
the
in
Irish
National
arrested on Innishane in boats and remained
lay
huddled
morning.
together wrists Their
National Library of Australia
from
jnst staggering
the
by the
in
Govern
sanctum
some
Triumph.
his
the
to
fn London
reception
is
wnicn win a lent oe accomplished regard and justly ed as by most Muscovites The national a great victory. fortress, been ceded has Kalat-i-Nadir, by The importance of Persia to the Czar. —
—
Kalat-i-Nadir known that
it
may be gauged when it holds as commanding
is a
at or Gibraltar Gronstadt. position is one of the best fortifi Kalat-i-Nadir Asia. ed strongholds in Central Nature hus made it almost impregnable, for it is rocks surrounded by miles of precipitous
of
Commerce
into
asking as
Patrick
differ
dry
a
lately,
before
Court,
Central
the result
several assignments from the original
ted
is
and
the
inferior
difference
lbs.
questions jury to consider sertions before that had
he
had
were
the
never
known
never
a
the the
indictment,
the Parnell been
for
Carey.
prosecution having argued for the that the evidence proved that in making these the prisoner statements committed and the judge having peijury, charged, the jury of guilty brought in a verdict the prisoner, who was according agaiust to six months' ly sentenced imprison ment with hard labour.
is
there
an
—
—
jparm,
——
antt&ome.
Station,
MILK
A
AS
FOOD
AND
AS
A
The above is the somewhat alarming of u paper by Professor Brown in the new uumber of tbe Bath and West of England Agricultural Society's Journal. of skimmed or The value title
milk
as
notwithstand
food,
a
10
and
would come washed.
TWELVE
One.
That milk
for
fit
use
soda.
That
2.
water
boiling many
boiled starch addition of a
the
including infective
culture-
suitable
micro-orgauisms
of
microbes
been milk
medium
various of
kinds, several unless
human diseases, and, is taken to keep the fluid sonrces of mischief, it all possible is a dangerous food to be taken in an state. Professor Brown uncooked is a great from
strong to be means,
care
advocate used
for
ho says,
of the human
scalding food,
consumers
can
of
by
milk
which protect
new
and
tea-stains,
the
water
much
improved by the or salt, sperm gum ar able dissolved. 8. That beeswax aud will salt make rusty flat-irons as clean and smooth as a Tie glass. lump of wax in a rag, and keep it for that pur is
When
pose.
the
remedy
peculiarly
little
little
to
a
a
the stain, prevent it over the fabric. spreading 5. That ripe remove and tomatoes will ink other stains from white cloth ; also from tbe hands. 6. That a teaspoonful of tur boiled with white clothes will pentine aid in the whitening 7. That process.
bedbug
for
in
curdle milk
Pour and thus
through
applied
is
turned or and rendered
is
will
remove
fruit-stains.
infections obtained.
has that
which
salt
will
roleum
it
TO
in hence, preparing por ridge, gravies, shor.ld not &c., the salt be added until the dish is 3. prepared. That fresh after meal, to beginning will sweeten if placed out of doors sour, in the cool of night. 4. That
That mixed
known
THINGS
milk;
a
after
an
,
that
washed sending said that the end if the wool
may be sweetened again by stirring
changed
with
well
is
valorem
obvious
is
KNOW.
first
is
in
GOOD
them
germs
to
ad
it
not
of of air food necessity purity for but to and water cows, goes on out that the greatest lies point difficulty free from in keeping the milk taint or It
on
it
indeed,
by
with
jfor washing, the 13,000,000 to the United
shipped cent, per
unwashed, advantage
this
of 24,trade
clear,
POISON.
separated the ing
is
wool, trade
duty
wool; or
tell
wwwww—
to
ot
the
as
washed
were
Commission Fenian and Mr. Buck-
a
amounts
intensifi
export nearly
and per annum, interfered seriously
be
States
be
The
discontinuance
as
prisoner's
wonld 4.
storing. wool
instance, lbs. of
of which was were elimina-
remained
that
only
Criminal After
Cave.
Justice
argument,
legal that
decided
was
dirty would spring from their condition in 2. The colour of greasy to that of washed wool,
greatly
season.
wool
by English 000,000
Molloy.
case
in overwhelming wash the sheep.
to
and
wet
a
very
tne
Molloy's at the
wool The principal buyers. just reported by a committee Chamber,
in
fleeces
would Patrick
to
subject by sending the opinions of some of
of continuing
ed
on
not
or
Bradford make an
because there is less uncertainty as the shrinkage. 2. The loss to the trade by the careless gettingup of the wool in the grease would be greater than it is now, and the condition of the
be glacial.
Sentence
the
the
to
sure
the
Russian diplomacy may well bear off and for palm for profundity general Russian and diplomatists perfection. secret have Russian emissaries just
Chamber
led
this
ed,
years gone arch
has
he
as however, and baggage,
bag
enemy, to
that
washed
badly
a
reasons in principal given the be condensed as may follows As the competition 1. in wool is very is keen, and tbe trade worked upon a small of profit, the producer of margin wool is more to likely the full get value of his commodity if it is unwash
courteous uot may hope for a very at St. James's when he reception makes his over forthcoming trip He was received very enthusi Europe.
Now,
was
In
Bradford
to
sent
and
tbe
the
report
Patrick Egan, receives now the Shah, who is evi cuff from the game of Russia in playing Asia. His Oriental Majesty
astically
the wool
The
of Mr.
ago. over,
of
all,
favour
barely blow
Washington
the the
unwashed.
Europe
year washed at
result,
Lord
only
of
last
of
Russia's latest with alarm in
England.
in
the wool on wasteful custom. these representations,
a
consequence good deal
con
is one prejudice against it, the dwells at writer point upon which some and with convincing detail. length, with milk as a In possible dealing and as a more common source poison, of disease, on Professor Brown insists
people.
A Russian
who
profound
was
in has
circles
Salisbury, recovered dealt him
Ireland
alone memory fearless the
one
he
in
ere
with
us
in the
arrayed and
was
p.m., during a severe till came. The the Banterer storm, constables that officers told the naval could not take tbe on prisoners they but they were at board handcuffed, last one
of this not
is
to
to services democratic
noble and
the
absolutely and he Gallagher, men
great
and
life,
and
was
was
against 7th
con
of his
accoinpaned that physical debility rapidly-growing which had been preying him for upon some whose The John Bright years.
itself
afterwards
Shortly The chase
revolver
where
on
The
stop. five
and
Gallagher,
from
to the
when a reached, was At shot .fired. last they and further the seashore, flight
was
asked There
him and
called
policemen,
got to
skiver
proudly
more.
considerable that softening
his
of LunGallagher, the shore on going, up from 24 Feb., with two lads, when four with Mahony who was
once
was
of ten it is said in no is and the general desire blot the record of the out
his
comrades
one
Anthony
!'
man
road
he
humanity, There
Bright
headconstable'
'
them
side the
for
will
of
shorn
washing
was
of
the East. be received
on
eye
dently Central
and long the Tribune
a
death,
urged,
sheep
his
political
That
!
was
inquiry circulars of the
triumph
Bright.
After
as
years
only
matter should
where he is !' On you don't tell me and Sarah 17 Feb. Margaret O'Donnell and Coyle, Boyd, of Crolly, Margaret Kate Coyle were coming up past Mid-
too
over
instructions and testament
will
most
was
was
Peter the Great. His Majesty may be troubled fends and factions, by intestine the his Nihilists be disturbing may some of his absorbing sleep attention, but he nevertheless time to finds keep
out
spirit, to
principles.
if
John
with
no
liberty,
her. '
ber
re
representat roared
!
death
cases
bitter
trying very
were
is
his
entirely last few
wife
She was
dead.
nine
in
the
the
in.
was
to
ruled
Ten short years would have convulsed Great Britain and Ireland with passionate the phrase in every sorrow. To-day " for one's mouth is, He lived too long his seem This a reputation." may bitter to and thing say, yet
home alone.
at
asked
not,
was
14
found
is
struggle People,
called,
ago
on
went
constables
Derrybeg,
near
The head constable Whether her husband
ive
of
the
is
sends the Redmond notice of John Bright's death Melbourne Advocate John
E.
Bright
of
nor
the
forgotten the last
in
veyed
tfod the to bear strength cruel And masters.
late
J.
following to the
informat
wording
maae
February,
much
Mr.
the
the
means
another
cases I shall following and dates where possible, so of my report be accuracy may I have as far as preserved,
possible,
house, tenants
too
by giving
man
payment
Ireland
people their
The
painful of the
(the correspon into the hands
the
ment
snow.
and
trick,
a
are Irishmen policemen not be forgotten.
should
lying
hunger-stricken,
some
frontier. feet
that
further contended that tbe wool must in case be any washed by manufacturers before they to deal begin with it, and that the grease washed out was by them utilised. Therefore, it
of Central plain Asia, Summer for the Russian quarters troops. if III. It seems as Alexander has by no
offices.
good
how of
as
rifle
Connell
gave his
is
villainy
where many
wilderness, out,
days,
At the
that
but
approach; his
the
grant
knew very well they had never been near the chapel, a panic seized them. They did not know wheth er their turn might not come and next,
the
for
who
neighbours,
spent
playing
over
neither
first
Feb.
Feb.,
men
would
afraid him
It
the climate than that
of the sea, Nadir is cooler
of good pledge the Good faith, Samaritan, whereupon with great difficulty, conveyed the sick man to his cabin, fed him, and put him to bed. the In the evening, constable his but went on he refreshed, way
about Sunday, 3 the day of Martin's had death, and the con been a wild stormy day, at Derrybeg had been much gregation usual. When smaller than the people arrests,
in distant island
policeman
was
handed
comrades.
his
was
'
began immediately
terror
by
Connell
first
to the fact pointed wool from Australasia and sent to grease,
annexing
Persian
thousand
level
Balfour's
this
with
comparison
WASH
A controversy as to the desirability of continuing the old practice of wash in this before ing sheep country they are shorn has attracted a good deal of attention among ffockmasters. The advocates of wool shearing greasy
so
of the
SHEEP
ING.
and
arsenal,
once
trifle
lying and
an
This it fortress, in Khorassan, situated may which run from up in the nionntains and is a few Sarrakhs to the Caspian,
feebly
on
with
IN
IMPROVING;
that other many ways dominate over the entire of Central Asia. A competent authority " few observes that and a Penjedeh miles were the cause of of ground which so much a mere danger in 1885 were it
men.
sheep, waved
themselves until such precautions as are to from infection keep milk necessary " ore needs universally if be, taken, by stern compulsion."
its
it
provide
city,
improve
—
:
of joy.
cry
j
'
all to be home haste, the sooner She ran again to her beloved friend. the whole to the village, way nearly she1 got to the foot of the but when where cabin stood declivity Peggy's she was forced to slacken her pace for the road was bad. "When she very at the door the arrived good old woman a
are two only are girdle green fields and rushing streams. Now that the Czar has hold of this most of soil, and extends some few which is virgin, miles in circumference, be will make it
there
Within
entrances.
and finally receive! of one times, famous The passes. following is characteristic illustration incident a of of the of the ferocity' people When Gweedora Connell Boyd, of he Carvin, got up the other morning
was
which
through
j
the
making
gave
j
four
too much had to per
things.
bleeding.
reached
salt.
is
with paper
in
the
the
irons
are
hot,
wax
equal
bedsteads as
walls
a
of
That
coat a
an
of
rag,
bright and
move
12. remove
as
Saturate will It from varnished stains aud That cool rainwater from macbiue grease rub
new.
with
it.
with pet and
unfailing
whitewash
log-house. boots
will soften petroleum shoes that have been hardened and render them as pliable as That petroleum will make tin as
scour
proportions is
ub
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must
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get.
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ground they ought to
taste
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too
whether
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prompt actors is there always
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is
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man
"
said
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lady struck
the
she
with
never
could
must
of
the has
use
had
often
happy
a
where
see
he
as
Reporter
South
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—
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follows
as
Customers
in the decorated of Pentonville
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to
reply
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"
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asked "
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good
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me
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.
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invitations
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editor's
;
office.
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shan't What few
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a
rush,
lady we and
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.
shawl-pin A a
!"
Scotch
lawyer
at
nobleman his
office,
one
in
day which
visited
at
the
which led fire, biasingoffice is to exclaim, Mr. X., your as "So it should hot as un oven." be, " It is the lawyer— my lord," replied here I make my bread." time him
there
was
a
National Library of Australia
the
"Mr.
guinea
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to
York,
in
was
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hurry
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was
taken,
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on
puts placed
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before
cises
the
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doctor. fi cation
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post-office
supposed the
Exchange,
custom
of
the
Pauper's
Request.
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and
amusing poet
the
incident pathetic called the short
in and
yet
"
Gray
the
He says that some time an old lands. ago named Barbara came under Smith, woman, She was extremely of the Board. the notice look that she would and it did not ill, likely of She did not any kind. long need care but small is reside on the mainland, on a miles
few
a
dated laid and
he
judge
fallen
into
back
not
obtained and
education,
a
pau which In
the
of
added
her
to
and
life
she
earlier
had
of a fair shrewd
native
to
this
age her. she
advantage
this,
had
Chronic
albeit
ignorant, In
no
Barbaro
years. she
as complaints crept npaec upon
poverty.
somehow
many
other
up infirmities bodily Barbara was
ran
beiug
prosperous dajs the foundation for and out Dyspepsia,
more
way
some
there
that
place, of position occupied the The trouble from out.
per, living she suffered better and iu
and
distant, in
instiutions
Indigestion had sprung
asked
are
satisfied."
Texas he
to
—
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would Mail.
Chicago
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a
the
day
Tooi was
and
kicks,
i
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the mother Finally composed herself for a nap, and about the time the boy had the nurse for the fiftieth time a slapped came and flew on the wasp in, sailing of the nurse's window seat. The boy at once tried to catch it. The nurse caught bis
and hand, musn't touch
Harry
a
draw exer was j
the j
.
!
at
clutched The yell
the wasp, that followed the passengers.
to
awoke again. him have 1
seat,
country.-—
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it
and said,
ma'am j
will
savagely, kick the nurse. The mother, without her opening her eyes or lifting " cried head, out, Why will sharply, child Jtease that you so, Mary 1 Let him have what at he wants once." "But, ma'am, it's a—" " Let" him have I say." it, Thus encouraged, Harry
joy
examiuatiou
Bee
!
Harry bite Harry !" and began to
coaxingly,
screamed and pound
'
strict,
"
said,
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!"
Mary,"
Mary
and
canght brought tears The she "
confusedly,
He's
of
mother "
cried,
turned
it.
Let
in
her
got
and the
others
would soon her disease
that the
usual
with do, bad breath,
the
of
risiDg and
oppression stomach,
throat, of the dull tongue, pit
under been but to no years, one day made the
of sleep, taste in the chronic and able to find
1 am dure
she or
she
:
I feel There
no it longer. be dead. shall would make of yo» Curative Seiyel's
I
will
that
treatment Iu this strait
following touching appeal I liaoe been Inspector swallowing months. do me no good. They for on to I can loorse. en from toorse going
to the medicines
it
;
sour
faint-
loss
bad eyes, became
medical effect.
had
leave
began
symptoms
the
mouth, & c., and finally her not being hopeless through The states Inspector auy remedy.
If
of
sufferd affection
long
to see that there the disordered stomach that if the main trouble
probable
the
at
ness
coated
a
and
in
fluids a
from the mother. Whenever the nurse manifested the firmness, mother any would chide her sharply, and say, " Let him have it, Let him alone." Mary.
j
is
others
as
much
shrieks, and his
It
state
enough
from
ailments arose and digestion, could be cured
and
bronchial
a
wise
was
headaches, on
and
asthma
in
good judgment
use
situation had she
own
Although
her.
!
passengers the other
by
her
to
Barbara
viciousness towards screams, the patient nurse. He tore her bonnet, scratched her hands, and finally spat in her face, without "a word of remonstrance
j
very
the
very
companied
the
to
You
enabled
ness, respect health. from
ac over-dressed, nurse brightlooking and a self-willed, tyrannical boy of about four The boy aroused years. the indignation of the passengers by his
it
the notiSwede presented sent him by the registry
authorities the medical
act
sir.
all
drifted
train
woman
his
conversaA few minntes, department. ike fact that tion revealed to the Swede a mistake had been made. He thought
the and
and before
with the staked plains as he left, that if such who had been question
one
ever
Among
upright clothing
examination name
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
HUNTER at J. years,
parochial necessarily
from
man
woomba
question scales and an
are
He's
finished. "
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land
repeated
down but
get back to Illinois.
never
of the
and height his outer recorded, and his removed body subjected, severe was made to thumping, and given further breaths, long
!
asked
ejaculated the judge of
finally
right
We
him
ing
the other from the
letter
not
ROTHERHAM
s-
£.
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man
?"
naturalised?"
all
saying, as the
man
Govern
the
did
That's
drew,
were being conducted, fell line. somewhat into come he was ushered When his turn into the examining room. The doctor
him.
this
the
nearer
judge. The Texan
The
his
save
nothing
New
and
been
continued
went
?"
Texan, drawing
qualified.
Boyle of
Speaker, of lover
true
column. What's that
simple,
is told of the poor," by Mr. simple annals one of the JolmJ.R. Macklejohn, Inspec Is Shetland tors of the Poor, at Lerwick,
naturalised
stooped his hand in his boot-leg conbl commit any rash said hastily
her
to
known
knew
in
in
lived
you
years." State ?" exclaimed
been
"Ever
Swede
—
in,
Ever
harm,
;
what
!"
,
icle.
teed
election.
Commission
the
weight
received
'
"
the
registered hundred Several appli post-office. service for in the postal cants positions into the room where the were crowding of the Civil medical examination Ser vice and
to
Texas
;
life
reply.
have
About three Your native
clothing of
things
but put your Dr. pure remedy, that American cures Hop Bitters and will see always at a trifling cost, you " have Chron good times and good health.
only
you
that
jbO
etc.,
on
buy good,
humbug
does
in
trust Soule's
?"
"
fortunes."
language
building to get a
day,
affair,"
were
.
who
Sweie
ment
a
more
of his
remainder
swear,"
and substantial
cheaper and
much
so
style, better
'
Sir
by
gem
least
: many masterpieces the duty of every country to give his last
A
of a country editor in a notice which he had been specigarden-party to attend. invited The compositor ally and no made it a " very infernal affair," wrote
a
that
A
given. loDg
How
spinal
He Was Weighed.
!"
It
eminent
deaf
was
is
eel,
festival church to-night " Snooks of the pastor. I do not know," the who had been dignitary responded times snubbed by the leader many ' I do not know, but the choir Will
"
is again, of the
one
—
English
Is
the
Bing
Roche
road
?"
no "
the road,"
landowner " Do
park. ?" said
going
No,"
not
that's
the
cries."
Here,
cine
PC
solemnly
and
using
or
recent
Times.
spending
and the foolish way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors so medi much of the vile
every habit
—
Hard
will you stop rich food clothes,
healthy food, real get more
it
ago
judge, abruptly. The Texan gave the judge a look that froze the marrow and caused cold chills and down to run the individual's '"up
"
—
Come back, sir, a Scotch | Bhouted
"
collapsed.
England
wrongs,
?"
the
began
statesman
If fine
proudly.
of the A correspondent Spectator recent the following specimen quotes Irish of an Irish in an bull, perpetrated no newspaper longer ago than 1887 silent under "So long as Ireland was
:
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real
a
of
real can
and
"
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was
answered,
life,
money,
none
without
realised
of
real
estate,
what
"
Government offer that the United States a reward of But member a fellow whispered something in his ear about microbes and the
asked
realities
by
would
one
"
:
him.
being
person
meant " Real
Any
pig.
call
remorseful
"Because years by St'. Louis."
you
was
State
interruption.
Speaker,"
Why
the judge. I do," was the
It
from the Second District with statesmen " stentorian voice and flashing If eyes this here yeller fever was carried about from to as the gentleman place place, from Florida says it was, by somebody of Mike Robes, I move, sir, by the name
old lady, speaking of all the animals, said he deserved any credit
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registration prior to the election a in stepped gentleman front of the judges and prepared himself to become a voter of the city of qualified
four; twice four is two." adoption said may take your seat, sir," " You take the master, may yours " said the pupil, for it's a too," poor rule that won't work both ways."
"
but the keep its
will,
how
two
"
run
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to
to
a
talkative was the
a
Yes,"
gent. kinds knows
some
didn't
said
tell,"
old
an
twice
a
to his feet springing I resign." Young man, take my seat. Arkansaw Traveller. He Was All Right.
—
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article
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night's "
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was
woman
informing
previous' that she
legend,
wait."
you
An
"
the
that
find
you
Editor
City
of
entered
did
—
—
to
decided
—
know
recently doer great
the with
night Prison
day
X. shaved
:
language."
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while
"
—
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Capped two
ver
—
Reporter
;
Parisian
a
HUNTER, Guaranteed
;
Yes." "
Editor
City
too
intend-
yoa erudite
LEVER Jewelled,
—
for
There must mistake be a of Parliament
do
and
"
Wales
snmmoned
bnck,
"
read barber.
boulevard
upon
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that
got
!
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.
barber
a
know
Hello
"
—
Editor City remorseful »i
!
of
don't
Editor— City have you ?"
—
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he returns.
later
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mistake.
a
Johnny Raw I Why,
—
but with
Editor— " Well, City then, go and come one, and by the way don't back until one," you do find Two The reporter goes away. days
" shall study I wouldn't reading, suppose, ye ?"— " not to read Yes but you will want are all the time with you acquainted "It's if I ain't when a pity ?" figures clean thro' I've adoption." ciphered is what rule that?" "Adoption! " the double rale of two ; Why, it's
seen
thought, hit 'em."
it
Reporter have."
at any language member of the New
an
says as
throw
like-to always write." " That's capital, a river stricken I
remorse?"
altogether.
?" pursue day, schoolroom.
gas-trick
and
find
be New
studies
you suicide, remorseless
a
up
.
paste-pot
been
insulting
What
is
it
The
SILVER
J.
at
—
—
to
is
this
one
men
but
move
absurd
fever.
An
the door.
writing cold "the
'
Office Office
and as for a Wales South Assembly being guilty such an offence, why the charge is
be
may one
order
of
with
troubled
probably
out
never
"
metre
a
misses of the You
just
in
into what feeling Editor City see did you ever
an
?"
ham"
lb.
time,
how
No matter
10
a
to
—
reporter)
(to
"
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—
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the
is
that
see
refer
Wayback." Wayback Boy "Yes."
insulting language. must there yes, oh, somewhere. Members
not.
or
What
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first
I
Pf)
000
It.
Editor
City
Reporter—"!
received
just" of Mr. Not
using
principle.
knows
hardly
man
he is honest
of
trial
the
"
Parliament
exclusively.
Adversity it Without
We
!
Surely member
on
a sermon should preach of pursuing good taste
one
bad
—
the
in
potatoes Because
—
Yah
?'
—
can
lion
—
"
have a very hot fever. relieve of your you "Never thirst." Patient burning about the thirst. Just relieve you mind of fever and I'll knock the me the beer I with some bottled thirst silly have in the cellar."
My
share
lion's
the
all
sen.
Chicago
?"
Doctor—"
feel
revolver.
a
?" Moses, jun.
the pen Nonsense farmer?" Office
—
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dot all-wool Mbses shrink?" if
Moses,
"
sneaks
must
man
of the
exact
not
food.
on a
called
is
man
Boy Boy
him
fid
big,"
Boy—"
—
the Editor-
fishing
a
vil
from
Editor
afloat.
when he goes slow
faster
is
of
part
it
too
shrink
article
Lobster
—
he's
is
Office
forgotten."
man
When
tackle?— It
a
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id
vil
id
Salad. ,
"
—
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—
is
Justice ruin most
shirt
shentleman
a
know
—
in
.
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g.
tr
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an&
ss
—
Xi
:
that
in
me
give
a
and
is
no
two
or
1
reguest
of Mother
my only
does
make
,
last
bottle
it
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a
failure proves and die in peace
week
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one
is
no
me
more
hope.
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hers. Board
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the
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poor
woman
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as
of power housands
and
which her
The
ill.
were
no
disease
true
dyspepsia), rapidly that Barbara will
hearty of
taken
first
distauce, health
better
enjoying
bronchitis,
symptoms and
considerable
a
actually she was
since and
astonishment in the to find, that she had not only days, of bed, but out to move get the house, and had taken
few
a
abated, be
soon
aud than asthma
more
as
hale and be one
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and
2s.
and Girls'
and
hats
replete
Good
in
and
—
8d. Is. Is. 6d. 6d. and upwards.
6d.
fBass's
Stout.
Guiness's
DaLUCEY,
Billiard
Chaises
Funeral STREET,
6d. Ladies'
HOTEL.
Convenience
and
Ar
Broken
Wines,
HAY
2s.
6d.
Is.
for
Quinine,
port,
General
Is.
Liqu
of
stock.
House
Famous Ale
ticles. COAGULINE.
Everywhere
3d.
Is. spe
Proprietor.
Neural
in
specific Contains
&c.
ache,
and Boys' Straw Hats,
Class
a
quietness
only
ors
R.
and
The
T.
a
Men's
and
,
Horses
Iron,
W.
and
Quality
Jeweller,
THOMAS
Mrs.
ciality.
Chest
Coughs, for
our
I
EAY'S Cattle.
Sold
for
requisite
Privacy
GERALDTON
expec-
and
—
to
Stables First
&c.,
and
Colds,
for serviceable
COMPOUND, is equally Colds, TIC Face
front. every Hotel.
and
back
Balcony
Bath-rooms,
York.
Lott,
profits
for
curing
sold,
Complaints.
gia, KAY'S &c
House.
favourite
Settlers
Splendid
,
POSSESSION.
G. H.
direct
many
by
Luton, are now opened/ being from the Manufactur are saved thereby se Customers undeniable
Albans
St.
purchased ers
LINSEED,
Squill,
COMPOUND,
torant,
A ccommodation
selected personally in Paris, London,
These
Chlorodvne. a
Summer Hearman
good value.
„
&c.
TRAY'S |\
The
Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. Geraldton. T. W. Stroud, F. Kelly, Dongarra.
Consump-
Influenza,
COMPOUND
!
meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices their real value. Novelties for and Early Spring
Bronchitis
COLDS,
Coryza,
Aniseed, KAY'S with
PERTH.
Perth.
on
taken
parts
j
Hotel!
STREET,
of,
Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Youths and Boys, all sizes and Mens, marked low prices to qualities specially
GREAT
IN
First Class for Travellers.
watch
E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
„
COUGHS, Asthma,
all
Consisting
lbs.)
quantities.
„
Goods
TOR
large
Shamrock
V.
in
Jj
in
Stores,
quarter
cases,
boxes (120
small
of Summer Goods made byfct Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the English and Con tinental Markets.
VARIETY.
least E.
stock
a
IMMEDIATE
'
exchange despatched Colony.
and
practical to guarantee every article PAYMENT. TIME
Practical
houses.
Uppers kangaroo
and
by buying besides having a large
from
—
in
HAY
V.
from
from
select
SHOES
in
DRAPERY
at
save
will
ip
:
Spectacles.
cent.,
per,
Nesbit,
Continental
Flour.
j
Clocks
Cups
THE
&c.
Spirits octaves.
Oilmen's
lie
and opened the
OF
Sadd
—
that
announce
received
—
jpstfflssp'saaipjsHanip
and
(muzzle
Ammunition
has just
Iron, Snider
Draper
City
33EG-S
bales,
Fencing
Corrugated
and
and
Tobacco
Alberts
customers
collecting,
PERTH,
and
—The
tools,
Revolvers,
Sugars,
Wines asks
Rings, do. Ladies' Pins Breast
&c.
Cruets,
Success-'
!w.g.hemmm,.
Gent's
Rings
Plated
also
and
Britnall),
BOOTS
English Grindery
Teas,
Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Necklets Studs
like
iBpnaviqr
Jewellery, &c.,sold Watches, Clocks, IMMED on TIME PAYMENT with at ex to householders IATE possession As no low prices. heavy ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing
JN
Children's
B. Brooches
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
„
FACTORY.
BOOT
irTREET,
Good
Leon tines
Electro
thanks to the public generally returning tlias for past favours, beg to announce all to manufacture classet they are prepared shortest of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the pos and a notice. sible Also, kept in stock, large varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's,
hand.
,,
;
by
(Late
and
Earrings Alberts
„
BROWN&ALLEN,
the best Leather
Alberts
„
AUSTRALIAN
HAY
„
„
® Label oil should look to the $5 Purchasers If the address is nol tliesPoto and Boxes. 633, Oxford London, they are spurious. Street,
WEST
„
„
only at New
78,
sets
fail.
Stocks
pieces,,,
loading) Harness,
lery,
Bracelets & E.
B.& E. Brooches Earrings
„
Complaints.
Silver
sets
„
breech
full
requirements,
Netting,
Fowling
Rifles,
every repaired'
or
Station
Agents, hand
on
Pumps,
Douglas
twq
a
always
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,
Walthauis Ladies' Gold Watches Silver Watches „
Gold
'Hooping
Succeeds
Importers
Station
repaired. Nesbit's
or
Watches
Pulmonary,
Asthmatic,
to
Gold
Gent's
Dicers,
Anvils,
of
Jewellery order
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers
LEGS, BAD Old Wounds,
with
Watches
years'
of
cure
other
Reason.
finer
"Nothing
other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
jewelled)
.
Xts
of
work, guaran Best The Watch -Nesbit's Walthams the in Colony.
CHEAPEST and
and
HAVE
Nesbit's
rough
years. exception.
Merchants,
Stock
EVERY
English
and
th.
first-class
Watches
stand riding teed for two
m
otthe
FREMANTLE, General
HAS
$
WAREHOUSE,
ib
PERTH.
STREET, the
Commencement
|
of
(Late
!
CO.,1
.
Practical
Watchmaker
&
|
V. E.
,
Bathurst,
&
a
CO.,
N.S.W.
Right Rev of the" W. A. Perth , by Howick-streetj at
the
for
Just
the
.
office
Bryan, /
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