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an

the is

which the City

an

The

Hotel

is

will

Is.

3d.

Is.

6d.

Is.

Hats

EXECUTE

of

chocest situated

GOOD THE

brands. in a healthy,

COMMERCIAL general

BAYS

of Melbourne

MMB

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Hall,

where

and

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more

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Direct

JEWELLERY on

description

Time

payments JOHN

Howick

Street,

made

TOWLE'S ,

always

the

'

the

Hall

National Library of Australia

best

and

to

on

pievalentwith

:s.lJd.2s.9d.,of

all

aud. I louses.

Towle,

Cabriolets,

hopes,

Gigs,

Bewf-e

of of

diseases

all

that the

of

and

urinary

such

lor

Buchu the

—

and

em

."

reliable

most diseases

liver

all

as

ina diseases or

physicians

same is

;

or

and

surest con

dyspepsia;

stipation, indigestion, biliousness, malaria, and they will tell fever, ague, &c.," you Mandrake! or Dandelion Hence when these remedies combined are :

North

1

others

equally

curative

varied ill-health

or

I

that

operations

its

can

I

Ameri and mys which developed,

is

power in

so

I

valuable, Dr. Soule's wonderful

compounded into such a Hop Bitters,

can

exist

possibly

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

Builder,

Pony

frail to

disease resist its

no

or

weak-

woman,

use. II.

Phaetons,

Traps,

materials

next

all

employed

to

execution

every

out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism, and

Double

Harness

in

the and

in

City

departure

employed.

Nature

to intend

Have

AND

STEEL

quickly

correct

distressing Boxes sex.

Prepared only Nottingham, Engthe Wholesale

turers their'

i

j

—

reckless "in

work.

supremacy, "Best" one their

is

from

excruci

inflammatory

from

suffering

blood in

scrofula.

dyspepsia,

poisoning, almost

diseases

all

fact,

cured of

proof neighborhood

to

heir,

been

ters,

variety

every

igg-None hops on

and

Carriage

by Dr.

which in the

always

the

genuine the

white

blown

name

vile

of the

can

known

Bit

Hop

Soule's be found

in

every

world.

in

the

poisonous

of green a hunch and Dr. Soule's label, Beware bottle. of all stuff made to imitate the

without

Works,

Railway to

run

connection of trains.

all

with

of parts the arrival

No If fine

Note.

I

above.

On completion will Omnibus

an

!

"

stock.

tn

1

!

and,

indigestion, frail

and

ALSO,— and

Single

Cart

or

chronic,

Erysipelas "Saltrheum,

supervision the strict

guarantee

I

of orders.

week.

Manufac

the

Imitations.

and

purchasers,

cured.

From

Drays,

used,

been

gone nearly crazy of agony nervousness, neuralgia, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar to women.

Tilburys,

are

have Women

of Carriage Hard most recent im of the branch every

class

dead

years,

tion,

Stan

Carts,

Almost and

Patients

or nearly dying" of given up by phsiciaus, aud liver other Briglit's kidney diseases, severe consump complaints, coughs, called

For

Curricles, Carts,

is only workmanship or Photos sent Drawings

he

"

Patronage.)

the

provements business. First

PERTH,

Dog

including in

ware,

ing

the

Chemists.

Chemist,

Wholesale

phys

remedy

only

cure

And

Fhaatons,

JJl

Only.

lymptomsso

lyE.T. j

Town

the

"

with

STREET, Government

Spring Waggons, &c. Every description,

at

will

the

FEMALES and relieve

irregularities,

eminent

most

MACHINIST

Hansoms,

last

price

PENNYROYAL FOR

®

taken.

opposite

PILLS

8 ill

to order

BOWRA,

every fami

private

a

from

Carriage

hUGGIES,

—

with

hand.

Wedding Rings

and

I.

the

CHAPTER

of and

WATCHES

of every

in

thing

all irri forms of

'

WIMBRIDGE,

and

(Under

were

from

Importer

...

,,

organs diabetes, retention, Brigbt's disease, to retain and all the bility urine, and ailments to Women" peculiar And they will tell you explicitly

Proprietor and Hardinge

walk

GENERAL

Draper,

turers

patronage. GOLD

kidneys

1886.

28,

T.

Coach

BOTMMYS

City

Mr. the

.Share

of

is

I

adjoining nearly Shop, Opposite

view

terious

HEARMAN,

Or.

The

&c.,

to

can

"

word

The

indifference

Best by

the proclaiming Talk does not

qnd let

experience

"

can there customers my of my work

as

used

is

cine

<

echo

trust

1

its

j

WIMBRIDGE.

Times.

sending and

much

so

on

.

buy good,

style, better

;

humbug

j

does

you only that simple, American Hop

always at jood times

J

T.

that in

Soule's

merits.

W.

Hard

and food, cheaper glothing and real substantial of life get more things and the foolish every way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors of the or using so. much vile medi

establish be but on

More

you will stop stop rich food clothes,

healthy

manufac merit of

1

Chemist

Town

W.

WATCH

BEGS

What is be relied

of

Charges— Moderate.

,

BOWRA,

his numerous to inform that he has Removed

and

cure

Road

minute's Station.

one

—

Railway Perth, Jan.

H

for

CLOCK,

"

HOTEL,

GUILFOYLE,

Corner Street Perth

2s.

Bonnets,

All the windows with dressed

Printing.

J

I

icians

balcony

with

of

all

or

any

phatically Ask the What

skilled

JEWELLER,

CHAPTER

Ask

STABLING

VICTORIA

JOHN

and Girls'

and

!

Physician

childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always And they will tell you unhesitatingly Some form of Hops til'

"

upwards.

These qualities about double the Season.

and

Questions; eminent

most

what is the best any school, for quieting world and allaying tation of the nerves, and curing all

residence.

8d. Is. Is. 6d. 6d. and upwards.

2s. kinds

the

"

ORDERS

Hymus's

CHEMISTS,

AND

and

6d.

2s.

6d.

premises

CO.,

nervous

be found replete offers to visitors and privacy of

and comforts

the

lies

se thereby undeniable

and Boys' Straw Hats,

Ladies'

all

Ask Ask

'

OE THE

AND

RECEIVE

Vital

!

HOTEL.

HAY

extensive

hour.

Eto.

from the position, extended unsurpassed to be obtained.

convenience,

opened, being the Manufactur

are saved Customers

prepared

MAKER,

thus:—

&

ENGLAND.

LONDON,

Yard

commanding

Terrace,

RECORD/

CHRONOMETER,

on

Ostler.

VICTORIA

and Spirits of The Hotel

now

from

our

Men's

JOHN

labelled

EPPS

JOHN

good value.

McHenry,

George's

MANAGER

are

profits

for

curing

Perth.

and

milk.

or

by Grocers,

"

real

St.

ers

for

kept

JAMES

/TUILFOYLE begs to intimate that he has leased the above VJT well-known favourite which and he Hotel, has completely re-stocked with Wines, Beers

value. for and Novelties Early.: Spring Summer selected personally by Mrs. in Hearman Paris, London, Luton, r.heif

'

RECORD.

St.

of,

marked

qualities meet the

E. -Ohmelecl F. Mateu.

Copies of the W. A. from Mr. be obtained

TO

water

boiling

packets

J-lb.

of

qualities

Spacious

!

Baths,

low prices to specially depression. present Temporary The public take this should opportunity of pnrchasing..goodsjat"pi;ioes much be-

Brady.

Ven.

A.

is

in

the

Straw Hats and Bonnets. Hats, Cases Ladies/Young Ladies, Girls, sizes and and Boys, all Mens, Youths

and

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simply

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to

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&

Augusta.

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None

Hearman

visit

Tracey.

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THE

Convenience and but the llOSt

THE

Northampton

Victoria

find

Accommodation,

Luncheon

Duff. M. Martelli.

W.

„

Ludow

I

Made

Agents for

and

Geraldton

1

and

position,

;

of

knowledge

natural laws which the ooerations of digestion govern and nutriand of the1' fine tion, by a careful application proper ties of well-selected Mr. for cocoa, Epps has 'provided breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save ns bills. It is may many heavy doctor's by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution be gradually built until may up strong to disease. Hundreds enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape shaft many a fatal by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and frame." pure a properly nourished See article in the Gazette. Civil Service

j

VISITORS

and

REAKFAT.

thorough

a

—

THE

I St I® B ST 8 s

B. Delaney. P. Gibney.

„

York & Beverley and Newcastle

Vasse,

Manager.

central

a

will

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in

is

,

Every

not

B "By

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Perth,

Fremantle,

the

are

Hotel

TRAVELLERS

'

and opened the

received

Y,

BEGS This

he

"BRILL

P.

COMFORTING.

EPPS'SC0C0A.

to inform his friends through out the Victoria and th< District in that he has takei public general over from Mr. William Trigg the wellknown Hotel.

.

requested

,

The following

has just

Mr. be

that

announce

Geraldton.

Terrace,

t

Draper—

City

having

or

Success.'

I

JBEGS

be

may

local

like

HEARMAN,

6.

—The

stamped

,

to agents or will T. and Bryan, Manager, attended to. Subscribers promptly

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in

forwarded

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receipts

upwards

or

Succeeds

Marine

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£2 exceeding subse an in the acknowledgment For those number of the paper.

receive

sent

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press every the time for other mails.

in arid

morning

'

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k

from

the

Southern,

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weekly

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HOTEL,

Season.

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Thursday Eastern

is

issued

is

GR4

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lie

(

THE

a trifling

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cost, have

good

hut put your Dr. remedy, ;

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you health.

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will "

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Chron

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General

Cleaning

Goverment

their

to

base. They have, after stating through the of the House of Commons leader would with the that proceed they of their Local Glauses Licensing Government withdrawn them so Bill, for them to far as it is permissible

withdraw.

And

defeat first their the question being istration.

and the

But ment

not

113.

a

that a

in

placed We

were

against

entirely remains

fact

not

was

have

tried,

great

bill

is

have

bye-elections

determined

of 94

But

interest.

mined

not

as

easy

the allow

Liberals

They their

The have

informs

licensed deter of it so

are

them The Liberals,

to

that.

correspondent that decided

the

over

out

have

virtually

shall endeavour to they the Government to pass the Li Clauses so far as censing they give power to the Country Council to close publicand to houses on Sundays and holidays,

The

compensation.

of tem

wave

is in England increasing The \Govevnment that raised in its most the question form aggressive for any harm the are to blame befalling

perance volume.

over

licensed

interest.

inflamed

the

present

they And

parties.

Their

contemned believe

we

follow

shortly Coalition

the

in

Governments

of pieces for want The abandonment Clauses

much

principle.

the

made

will

them

be

not

the

Tories,

Rulers or Liberals. the when hour

-

fall.—

(

are

believe

of

wounds

the

is

great Transatlantic

demand

steamship

to

a

the

from

being made companies

upon for

irum uy iiutmuiiig emigrants of Ireland that several the south to America, of the companies have already stopped book for the next week, though emigration

accommouaciou

can

scarcely

than opened. During sailed from emigrants left, day 600 additional

be the

said

—

in

Who evictor

excess

of

the

week

have

more

up last

to

2,000

week, corresponding

was

year." can

and

blame tbem for going the crowbar brigade

?

of a single inch possession of which the estate his action It was for composed. to the tenants endeavoring protect acres

National Library of Australia

monument

—

was

Her

by the

Royal

erected

is

that des

she

though

the

her

her

to

Good

xxv.

(Matt.

More

clover

Ten

The

self

is

courage

what to

to do, is

impelled

of

he has felt

Indians,

Oregon pursuing

an

leave where

him

the he

tribe was

and

apostolical to solace

eareer, of the victims which has become of an infected island

leprosy

very atmosphere the Sandwich group.

Father

Conrardy,"

Sentinel

not

and

worst

most

Ca

Oregon, been

difficult

to

place,

in

was

heard he, having of Father taking conceived lepers of Molokai, his companion.

the

idea

As early

becoming

of as

1881 he was for that mission, accepted of priests in but owing to the scarcity this he was to constrained archdiocese, for this field till postpone his departure more favourable time. a Letters

from received show that the

Father leper

Damien

recently has increased and they are sometimes as

colony

hundred

fifteen

souls,

in large numbers, arriving a week. It is well known many as thirty that Father Damien has fallen a victim his He writes to Father to charity. in Conrardy that, disease having settled to his he will soon be unable bands,

an

A short

Europe.

time

ago

as

will

definitely

nearer

of

dispose

Home

difficulty.

Rule

a

the

draws

hour.

every

Physical and Mental Development.

of

pyre

to

and that

unto

in

life

is

gained

this

instituted

treating

at

during

which

statistics

of

world,

bliss.

Kornot filled.

Maloney,

length

on

remarked

the

British finest

single

Association the United

of

men

after

ancestry, that recent

physique in the of the exception to deal with our

With

to he said that the respect food, of young Australia was arti precocity and due to meat the nitro ficial, eating, in children as an gen in tbe meat acting bone stimu lant. excessive H e reminded that his hearers the wine drinkers "Of

,

by Dr.

clima.%3

successfully performed the of ®an Francisco, absent tooth to be replacedhas been long and the socket filled up with bony sub— the jaw, stance. He drills into gouges' and then, an socket, taking soaks it cleans it thoroughly, in bichloride of mercury and inserts it in This tooth in the socket just formed. and due time becomes firmly anchored, one before as serviceable as the original a

old

tooth,

new

became

Dr. decayed. tbe tooth is held in tissues surrounding

it

soft

socket

ar.ificial

has

Yonger

holds

place

by tbe

its it,

and that

nothing

anchoring it. The experiment thus also performed by Dr. N. Y., who afterwards

to

the

do

with

described was G. M. Curtis, extracted tbe

and seut it to Dr. W. implanted tooth, M. Gray, of the sur the microscopist who has made a officers, geon -geueral's careful

very

examination

examination (

that that

tbe Continent and that the

Yonger,

out

the

of

beyond implanted

so

His

it.

question

proves

tootii

is

revived, circulation is established between the socket and and the implanted tooth that the socket does take an active part in so im A tooth anchoring the tooth. is much more fixed in the planted firmly in jaw than one of the originals, and,

extracting that the

referred that it.

to,

Dr.

Dr.

the rurtis

was tooth broke

does

Gray

m

beings-

lectures committee. the chair, and

occupied Dr.

the

with

Mel-

Maloney,

fortnightly by the

some

he

delivered

College

Patagonians, proceeded climate. It was, he said, not genial, and Southern in terrible; Australia, this as as in respect, well itR natural ancient productions, Greece. paralleled

world,

be confounded which has

to teeth,

of

course

Develop

lecture

by Dr.

recently Professor the room

was

a

Men's

that the Kingdom had the

Teeth.

not

W orking recently a

Mental of

title

showed

eternal,"

life

of

one

the

was

1

Heaven's

of

the bourne

in

the

love,

have

"

ment

with

recall,

and

"Physical

two forward

predecessor. In operation

in

to

Father

crushing Their

the temperate people, and drinkers spirit were the intemperate, and asserted that here too much tea, badly made,—was the onlvjntollecfual while bever drunk, was age, the French „urs drink, coffee, deserted. to the question of Leverting

Conrardy gives np a fare which he contemplated paying

order

lowers Irish

There

for by dentists practised many In the latter a tooth operation, years. is inserted in a extracted socket freshly has just one been drawn, from which and the parts unite, circulation between is established, and the jaw and the tooth takes the place of its the latter actually

firmly

In

last

These

gratitude

process transplanting

with been

case

in

of

Molokai,

it

keepeth

so

will

They

up.

at the bye- elections. in the House has been steadily majority The country has lost confi decreasing. dence in them, and their end is near. A election will send back Mr. general Gladstone with such a phalanx of fol

suffering

him.

the

be theirs

will

eternity his hateth

that

"He

the

the

well visit, his family

them

be no one to these poor hasten to his

and there Bread of Life

Mass,

celebrate to break

held in

it

doubt

not

soft tissues take an active part but he has his operation, proved in regard propositions to the bone and the tooth beyond all Science. question.

the

—

'

were

beer

he said that the climate here and electrical, and ?7as'dry, stimulating as the barometric is 21b. pressure less than in Europe, athletes and horses bad been enabled to break the record, which had

not

been accomplished in Europe, of this consequence stimulating too people began to live early, " bewail old and, like the ancient Greeks, The climate aho made mu&ic a age." and Australians necessity, wonld be artistic and fond of processions musical, and shows as England was at the time and in climate

of the renaissance of Shakespeare. One., curious fact had come extraordinary under, his and was that that notice, children born at the Lying-in Hospital in Melbourne heavier lib. than averaged those born in similar institutions in to England, just as hares here attained

much greater

and size than those his firm expressing belief that, Buckle's State remembering ments our of Climate geographical posi tion and the character of the atmosphere, we shall have here paralleled, in the face in

Europe.

weight

After

,

of the women a cameo out especially, line of the Greek face, he concluded by so situated saying that we were luckily that we were a cosmopolitan population, and knew little or of the racial nothing or crecdal hatreds of the old world. The which was lecture, and in interesting was

structive,

and attention, was accorded tbanks.-

-A

to

listened at a

its

close

very

with

Dr.

hearty

close

Maloney vote

of

ge.

Father

was a offered finax Conrardy in the Argentine but Republic parish his ideal of self-sacrifice. that did not fill next The Rev. gentleman leaves the city and will soon be among the Sunday, of Molokai. ones We stricken ;

for

him 44

that his

the

rs

Greater

pray< love

man

should

a

friends."

announcement,

of

all."

hath than this for down bis life is the Divine emphasised by the Cru no

man

lay Such

in

It is no Calvary. ordinary of the great of an illustration principle amor that carries this devoted operosus to the scene of his slow martyrdom. priest

of

Let

is

it martyrs, an ecstasy of horrors

that

1876 that the heroic under the Damien among

It of

satisfied.

the

says

Portland, has always

ambition

whose the

of

and

before

souls from flames.

This

Faith,

For

his

are rapidly breaking received successively

have defeats

ones have gone calmly devoted to be eaten until their away by inches, retain no countenances shall semblance limbs of humanity, until their give way of a living death, uuder the operation in tbe day of award, great they -'urely, the shall shine and among brightest most in the kingdom of light. glorified white-robed Enrolled in the of army

Seringathe Con-

before of us, and the true of his con who has the courage To carry out those convictions measure of no common true

indeed, was needed.

are

of

devouring

Lepers.

example

one

—

heroic

Implanting

Than

of the

priest

tbe

has gone

agonised

a

heroism is not age of Christian of While the principle personal past. to hold over comfort seems large sway the world's and keeps men conscience, in

who

the

44

patam," naught Rangers."

did

as

their

is

inscription crest regimental

the word elephant, and 44 2nd Battalion

an

crown,

cionists

Bread

on

on

—

this is one of various martyrdoms ; from which loatheomeuess nature which but amid enables grace shrinks, an 'to merit and to triumph, apostle have been torn in pieces Christians by have exhaled the wild beast in tbe arena,

servant'

The

21). by the

surmounted

faithful

and

bespeak

almost as in the abroad as persistently The last batch ot evictions famine days. estate were on the Herbertstown lately a tenant completed and there is not now in legally the 1,800

wounded

tbe sufferer

be

shall

Rule. The Government muBt next some kind year either give Ireland of Local Government or go. My advice to as is you, president, Keep your decks clear for action." There is in the forecast of wildness. The Coernothing

open

the

(as

a

of

on

receive

we

Before has president) the high road to

significant.

Home

are

the of

action For

are

lips

44

is Liberals of office

term

expired,

and features, hands, touch with the holy

strengthen

self,

4

thou

done,

relief,

past days 1,000 and to Queenstown, while 400 are waiting which sails on Sunday.

for the Cunarp boat, This brings the total for the double what it than more

and largely period last

to two

to

feet, to

priest

token of affection as a and by the officers (past and present), of and men non-commissioned officers, 2nd the Conn aught Rangers. Well

creatures.

ing

season

memor

Sacred

decorated order of

was

with This

Cross.

was

Ireland.

from The following paragraph like Times reads a republication " the pages of the "black : '47 So

military

tine

"

the

nursing

she

—

Majesty

take

of surrender of battle have

approaching

From

a

on

conduct

wounded

perately herself

44

Ireland.)

Emigration

by

to

What does he

?

What

?

the

my

? It is no dilettante work to journey which Father Conrardy has braced him

of the

unselfish

in

occasion

to —

whose death of Duke

Fox,

received in the Transvaal. Sprint,

Bronker's and heroic

tholic

in

that,

.

they

United

at

of Mrs. George Fox, wife Quarter-master George Fox, 2nd Conwho naught Rangers (94th Regiment), died at Cambridge Barracks Portsmouth on January 22, 1888, from the effects

44

And Tory. English parties

the first signs close skirmish

has been Southsea in

oil,

memorial

inscription follows :

as

is

in

have Ministers may the appeared to themselves strongest, has appeared upon the wall pro writing dissolution. phesying their approaching neither in They have succeeded England The conqueror is at the nor in Ireland. and gates, and the first that proven

ial

the

a

We

Life

of

cemetery

devote himself that frightful

two only or Coercionist Conservatives and the Home Gladstonian

are

there, now—

xne

victions.

Ayr

less check sustained perhaps important goes, it is notorious by the Government that the jobbery in the public depart has made of them a veritable ments who will The Hercules Augean stable.

cleanse

iunerai

stamp,

move

has been made with and maladroitness recoil on those deservedly and So far as the other

it.

Heroine.

of the late Mrs. by special order Cambridge, signalised

a

Licensing

a

will

it

of

to

falling

The move bungling

Burghs. that who

by

time.

a

confessional grate at the altar-rails,

The

will they of former

common

a

At both

by

direct electioneering to affect the election in the

was

designed so

that wake

Freeman.

marble

parish already of weekly accession Let him follow the

their

with at

score

to

this

colony," sufferers

to down bis life who comes priest lay of his them, through the details among Into ministrations. what faces daily as he preaches to his does he look, flock the word of consolation ? What atmos he inhale does the phere through

—

possession -New York

rents.—

a

be happy in the of his estate and

has

blundering situation.

social are

undisputed no

he will

man,

esteem

force

refuse

last

memory

London

our

us,

the

memory

debate attach

Ministers

told.

throw

to

to

fifteen

counted,

to

was,

attach than the

to legislate. try is that and the result in fragments. already

that

where he Maroney jail now It is has been for twelve months. to be hoped that now, when The O'Grady has carried the work of extermination sent

was

to

mean

estate

his

on

holding

honour

importance to is, that the main legislative of the government is to fallen attempt to Parneli's advice the Mr. pieces. was to let Irish Parliamentary Party Ministry

his

A handsome erected in the

Govern

more to that significance any numbers end the character of the will warrant. But what everyone

the

imprisoned,

of

"leper hundred

of this

details

and

large division.

party the

Mathew Ryanfor and it was

the 'Rev.

that

A

a

minority

do not

twice

sustained

division lobbies, abuses of a great of the Admin

the

department The division

spending one,

have

they in the

estate

was

Tom

shaken

are

this

defending

Everywhere.

Falling The

s.

on

cifixion

the

reader

attempt

to

realise

the

Mr.

Herbert General

Mr.

Herbert

Gladstone Election.

on

a

Gladstone

the (says Nation of 23rd has been lately June), President elected of the Chester Liberal In his letter Association. the accepting honour he refers to the probability of a near at election hand. general being The question of extending Local Govern ment to has tbe Ireland torn whole Unionist asunder are now party they a 14 house divided a state against itself," which is a to a fall. His advice prelude ;

A Victim

of Tobacco

!

cases Another of those painful ! (alas far to numerous) is recorded in the American of the death of a man papers, whose life was prolonged to an abnormal and who, moreover period, to enjoyed the end of his days unusually good health the fact that notwithstanding he was from childhood an inveterate smoker of tobacco. The name of this miserable deluded and was being Thomas

He died at Griffithsville, Eggleston. West Virginia, on the 3rd May,

aged

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months and twenty in West Virginia .

,

ten years He had lived

days. for

eighty

years, in the his wife,

of the first settlers State. He outlived of his and most his children, grand of He never a dose children. took medicine until he was a hundred years that he old ; and it was only his boast one being Mountain

had

toothache life

was

last

few

real

day's

a

whole

his

during

headache

from

suffered known or

never

farm

though

his

for

the

spent years

he lived in Griffithsville, much and respected,

where he

was

a

;

of

object

death

he mouth.

his but

seldom

without

The story

is

proves to tobacco

as

of

their "slow

a

being

poison. Besides, Eggleston have lived to be 211 years old if smoked. not St. James Gazette.

had

'

of

premises

Yorkshire, bones was

Otley, other

excavations

Messrs.

the

on

Walker & Sons, mass of human and

a

turned the sub up with the debris at a depth six and feet, copper

and among soil, of nearly eight bronze coins and a lead seal were -found, of the coins being in a several good state of preservation and of great antiquity. on the coin are Some of the letters worn, of more but it appears is that the seal ,

recent

Seals

date.

to

attached

were

has

specimen

this

to

it

affixing

the

like

the

the Papal the usual document. is

and for

Bulls, aperture

of the many The

one

indicated.

from authority Pope Innocent the Papal chair from whcfeeupied are the On" the obverse 1243 to 1254. Roman S PA SPE, standing capitals, seaLhears IV.,

Paul and St. Peter; below are the beads ofthose. immediately in the middle saints in relief, a cross them. are the On the "reverse dividing P P. IIII. letters INN 0 UENTIUS ,for

lespectively

jfomgn

St.

the

Daily

More

in

follow.

to

are

16.

all assistance refuses prowith the navvieB' in connection strike in Paris. The is col difficulty and it is expected soon to be at lapsing an end. French Press considers the The

M. Floquet

formed believed

to

search Stanley, be in danger.

to

be

to

Chief

as

succession

triumph

a

to

for

the

Party.

J Jus have relieve Government Haunan, Day and Smith from their Court and have them duties appointed

tices

with

Commission

full

to act power in connection held

to be the enquiry with the " Times' Charges Commissioners commence will '

October 16. General Salomon,

the

beeu expelled are revolutions

has

Ilayti,

Serious that quarter. It

is

Barry

both

bound

near

Sable

sank

on

The

Bill."

work

on

ol President the natives. out

breaking

in

that

Bishop of

Bishopric

Chester. Several and

well-known

Irish intend

Rulers

Nation

Home visiting the colonies in November. the European All Powers, excepting France and Turkey, agree in the course Massowah. adopted by Italy of annexing are to hand that five Italian Reports have officers and 350 Bashibazoouks been killed treachery

Massowah at of the natives.

through

London,

August

the effect from Mr. intends Parnell retiring the Times' liament until enquiry

Rumours

are

current

to

National Library of Australia

collided

Copenhagen,

for

Island.

The

of the

latter

vessel

Public view

with

meetings to

a

Cannon

effect

been

has interview

Selwyn

Wednesday

The

Maritime Council determined action to boycott as of was done in the case

cisco.

are

the the

Mariposa.

Melbourne,

August

21.

The

is Pemier of Victoria asking of the neighbouring the Premiers colon ies to with him in impressing upon join the Imperial Government the immediate

for the necessity laying via Vancouver's Island.

crow.

The Emperor William II, who is a visit to Frankfort-on-the-Main, at a which city, public banquet,

on

in

stated

Majesty that

there

that

would not

that not

was

a

sooner

he

hope of regaining Alsace and Lorraine. fund

to in

His

German in existence die than surrender

all

A

now

confident

was

the

defray his action

of

provinces Mr.

has

been

started,

bers of Parliamon t. Tenants in Ireland

are

still

assaults

evictions,

resisting the on

combining who, in return, are using firearms. Many arrests have been made. at 6d. Wheat is 37s. quoted per police,

hides quarter. Tallow, sugar, are steadily advancing ia price. quoted at £94.

attendances

of

Pacific

"

:

cable,

Company" (No

and gum

Tin

is

jewellery. James Mnnro

Mr. of confidence ernment

the 17. that Par

has

16.

August of

a

member has

Board, stealing

a

has tabled

of been

neigh want

a

the Govagainst the discussion on the tarin items of oats and barley.

concerning

its strike is much dreaded; is feared generally throughout, the colouies as a national calamity. Sydney, August 16. behalf All mediation on of the colliery

A coal

occurence

is

refused

by

both

All

sides.

for prepared a.long struggle, to be no ineuus of appears the contemplated strike. averting A verdict of accidental death has

are parties and there

been recorded by the jury at the inquest which was on the bodies of the held who were killed at the Bourke children The deceased were a pic-nic. given funeral.

public

Adelaide,

16.

August

The Treasurer

has announced a sur of £173,000 for the past He that the present estimates year. show a surplus of quite £100,year will 000. The statement was received with cheers in the Assembly. revenue

A

loan

new

London The intend of the

market trustees

be

will

placed early next year. of the Commercial

appealing

against

Supreme

Court

the

on

Bank

the judgment in the Lawson

case.

Melbourne, The increase not

on

August

17.

Government the stock.

have agreed to duty on barley and oats, but The defeat of the want of

confidence motion The trial of sailor who killed

is

Exhibition

most

disgraceful

and

scenes

Sydney, August 19. A hopeful feeling prevails regarding the settlements of the impending labor strike. Both sides are desirous of a strike, and it is arranged for avoiding meet the a commitee of citizens to and

masters

men

on

are

ments

feared been ordered

armed,

are

have

shearers

All

serious reinforcements as

the

to

of

develop of police

:

Adelaide, &

off

the John

O.

Monday. outwards

Oceana,

s.

MEN'S

—

—

scene.

lumpers. P

YOUNG

The Perth Catholic So Young Men's forwarded a letter ciety lately to, the Very Rev. A. Bourke him on congratulating his recent The following is a promotion. to referred copy of the letter Perth, 7th Aug. 1888. Very Rev. Father, I have been directed by the members of the Perth Catholic Young Men's So felicitations ciety to convey to you their on your Vicar General being appointed of this diocese. That God will Almighty and grace to perform give you strength the onerous duties to which pertain new and that your life which your office, we hope will be spared for many years of blessings to the may be as productive of this in the future, as diocese, people it lias been in the past, the members of

Hobart, August 19. The arrived R.M.3. Zealandia has and shipped 500 tons of coal and twelve

The

CATHOLIC SOCIETY

now

are

station.

and

them

PERTH

next.

Tuesday

Thursday

arrived

The Hon.

Semaphore

last

night.

—

Forrest, her from

who

was

a

is a passenger by Albany, Rjbinson. guest of Sir William The burial of the suicide Laurance took place on and of his hapless victims attended. Saturday and was largely

this

most Society earnestly pray. I am, yours sincerely, Charles Bird, TTrvn

Perth

GAZETTE.

Catholic

SAWflfflw

Young Men's

Society.

»

motion

over

the

on

Liability)

at at 8 p.m., the August, 1888, Fremantle. Hotel, It is notified 405 new town lots that have recently been surveyed in the south eastern of the townsite of Fre portion mantle and are now for sale as pro open at the vided by the Land Regulations, of £50 each. The lots are upset price numbered from 954 to 1359 and contain about l£ roods each.

23rd Club

numbered 24,000. yesterday A body of University to students, number of the about 200, marched en last through the Exhibition night,

Upwards of 200 camped at Brookonj

Parnell's

the against and already has been made to a liberal it. respouse Mr. invitations Gladstone has issued for a large at his country seat at party the Hawarden. The invitations include names of a large mem number of Irish expences " Times"

The

some acting disturbances.

72 of her passen

drowning

instantly and 32

gers

plus

alists

19.

in their team, first made 441 the Australians, innings, second have put 95, and in their they for a loss of four wickets. 70 together The steamers and Geiser, Therevalla

by

understood generally has accepted the

is

Nottinghamshire

dispute

The

a

August

Londom, The

who

for

-

War

Moltke,

gratification

col

the

a to the appointed delegate and unions. owners, miners, have decided to erect The footballers over a monument the grave of the late who was Seddon, Captain recently drowned in the Hunter River. The R. M. S. Zealandia is expected to arrive on from San Fran

vessel,

bour's

ferred

Count

being held compromises. are

at

has expressed

the

Mrs. Rodgers, wife the Prahran School commited for trial for

August

in

Masters attitude.

17.

August

The

register

Mining Company" under the The Mining Companies Act,

of provisions 1888. The of intended operations place at Golden Southern is Valley, Cross, and Districts The the Eastern generally. includ value of the company's property, is The number of £9520. ing claims, is 9520 of £1 each, shares in the company The all of which have been subscribed. is Mr. John F. Schramn. manager of Mr. Geo. Roby Woods, the manager "The Golden Quartz Mining Valley for the Company," also makes application as a no -lia of his company registration in the Golden bility company. Valley, Eastern District, is the place of intended of the company's The value operations. claim and machinery, property, including There are is set down as £1,200. 24,000 at and has shares 10s. each, £1,200 been paid up by the shareholders. already to Jesse Scott has applied the York Roads Board to erect a for permission from the road leading swing gate across the Yangedine Road to Northbourne. An extraordinary meeting of the share be holders in the companies mentioned low will be held on and at the following dates and places of The Lady Broome Gold Mining Company" (No Liability.) at on 30th 1888, Thursday, August, 3 at the office of the p.m., registered " and of the Oriental company; Mining

the

to be considered and men maintain

now

is

determined

a

of Count Waldersee as appointment in succession Chief of the General Staff, to Count Moltke. An is American expedition being

Austria

to

prisoner's

with

connection

dispute inevitable.

taking

Melbourne,

Waldersee

buildings

in

liery

INTERCOLONIAL.

FOREIGN.

nomination of Count of the General Staff,

pmong taken

have

Sydney, A strike

GOVERNMENT

News.)

London,

occured

outbreak

fearful

Celegtains. (From

Australia,

support. has

Jntwcotomal

attfo

Van which he

of yellow fever has The Florida. inhabitants in consequence. are panicstricken thousand Three hundred sovereigns have been shipped to South America.

found

one

The Arch and it is Otley,

at

had a palace bishops that this conjectured seals used in the manner

and

the

;

Discoveries. late

some

During

Island to

favours between

scheme,

provocation

mercy, and received

"

to

made

is

Application Central Gold

re

strong

owing

to

>f

verdict

a

a

youth.

Premier

might he

—

Recent

tho

cable

promises

A

;

may that it

truth

Canadian

Pacific couver's

occured

in

one

reflection

the

conclusively assertion

terrible

the

formed.

League

the Anti-Narcotic comfort in the

take

a

team the Nottinghamshire 118 runs for two wickets.

in

resulted with

-slaughter,

commendation

there. The revolution serious. very has been A Government provisional

was

pipe

a

The

man

is

-general He

was

are

rioting in ilayti, who insurgents of the Government possession

in the interest retained his neighbourhood. He was to the last. very memory himself as an fond of to pointing that tobacco of a man could example as from the time- he was not kill, thirteen old to the day of his years an

latter

the

of

on

versus

Further

or

illness

Most

career.

of the Lucania,

action in Scotland concluded. The until cannot commence January. the Australians In the match between

almost

Hansen,

McKinnon,

assured. the Swedish second

mate

has been Septimus Burt, Esq., duly elected a member of the for Legislature the electoral district of the North. Lieut-Colonel Phillimore has been ap a G overnor of the High School, pointed vice Perth, re Randell, George Esq.,

The Vicar ing terms

—

Ashburton,

—

:

;

;

£72

9s.

gan.

A.

Wherever results there scale

divorce

have been has been a of

dissolution

has

the

same

been that

—

progressive The

morality. of

of the

Atlantic.

V.G.

Bourke,

causes

France

offences

against 668 in find a

was

as

we

the

A

Low

the-way viz

:

(unless

number

in

and

1886,

907. of the

Bill.

Protestant

a

he has

congregation

private when

that

except personal health

be,

the

one

—

that

whereas year, half starve on that the reason of the his

;

has discovered Church paper the spread of Romanism in-out-ofin Ireland places England and

a

it

France

justification Catholics on

the

Divorce

side

the Minister

"

for

reason

complete of

prophecies adoption of the

come

in

passing only 371

851

1885,

numer

now

is

law, morals,"

;

the

other

travelling direction. The report of the of Justice on criminal statistics in shows that in 1883, before the whilst of the there divorce were 1884: Here

say

the

gradu

are

same

"

the

tried, is to descent in for which

bond the marriage until ally multiplied they become and those which ous as varied as before the Divorce Courts the on

a

Mr. George Sinclair has been permitted, the recommendation of the Toodyay Roads Board, to erect a swing gate across the minor line of road known as Irwin's of -his present Road, in front residence, and permission has been given, on the of recommendation the Northam Roads to Mr. to erect S. Viveash a swing Board, across the Katrine the gate Road, on and Mr. Mor boundary between himself on

in the follow

replied

8th Aug., 1888. Perth, Dear Mr. Will the Bird, you have to the members goodness to convey of the for Young Men's Society my best thanks their felicitations on to my appointment the office of Vicar General. As I value in a high their esteem and good degree and honoured wishes, I feel much gratified of kindness towards by their expressions and with them I hope the charge en me, to me trusted by the Bishop may be for the welfare of the diocese. Yours very faithfully,

signed. Archibald

Edmund Burt, Esq., of the and J. J. Broomhall, Esq., of Roebourne have been to appointed witness contracts of aboriginal natives. Arthur Edward Gull, Kelly and Charles for licenses Claydon have made application to wild horses under the Wild destroy Cattle Nuisance Act, 1872, in the district the of Williams. John S. to act as is Brooking, Esq., General and Commissioner of Surveyor Crown Lands the on during absence, of the Hon. John Forrest, C. M .G. leave, His Excellency the Governor has been to attach Lieut. J. G. pleased Wilson, South Australian to the. Volun Militia, teer Force of this for colony, duty with the Fremantle Rifles. The appointment is notified of Mr. E. P. of the Liscensing Dowley as a member Board at the port of Wyndham for the of licenses under the provisions granting of the Boat Licensing Act, 1878. The following tenders have been accept ed Messrs. to and Bateman, supply at Cossack, deliver, various forage for the sum of £131 17s. 6d. Messrs. Bunning, at Bros, to erect Liglitkeeper's Quarters, Jarman Island for the sum of Lighthouse, £595 the Fremantle Gas Company to for the Lunatic supply gas fittings for the sum of Asylum at Fremantle,

General —

:

to sacrifice willing his Protestant

a

minister

will

charge of is only £80 contentedly

the

stipend will priest sum. That

phenomenon

is

true

What

?

the

less

cares priest and comfort, and is himself for his flock

neighbour

?

not

take

means)

Can

it

be, bears

—

and can

/.

for more

than

.

then,

well ask, that the one who the may closer resemblance the to Good Shepherd should be the wolf in ? sheep's clothing the flocks are too poor to be worth the Truly attention of even the hungriest wolf. we

j

'

'

eleven

—

and

—

hundred

one

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of unending -£ith them

SCHOOL.

under 10 children, to 5 per quarter, years; guineas be paid in advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £4. 10 years, 8 guineas Children over For

.

TERMS

per quarter. THE

"RECORD."

A

W-

cease

It

his

testified

of

his

St.

Cyprian

devotion,

mother,

teach

Augustine the death Thus,

as

fathers

primitive

children for love express their and surviving christian parents, for those to whom spouses, they had been united in the bonds of wedlock. do as much We on earth can for the us,

in purgatory as and the saints in heaven can do for ourselves. the means that are at our Many are which it is in our to disposal, power in behalf of the dead. By employ at mass,and prayers, by .assisting the for offered having Holy Sacrifice souls

angels

communications be should printing

business

In future, and orders

for to

addressed

the

Mr.

Manager,

Record Office. communications, Literary in the Record should tion

T.

Bryan,

for be

,

the

Record

Editor, Record

Perth. W. B.

,

July

Office,

inser

sent

to

KELLY. .1888.

12th,

their

wo can afford them re repose, and consolations. We can, by our lief shorten of their im the time helps, And must it be said that prisonment.

because

these

souls

are absent from also to be out of sight bodily they mind. It would be well if all Catholics remembered that when God calls their are

Jlirmorg. .

»

parents something

AUGUST. 23— THUR.

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Iftecorir.

more

out

is

of this than

required

world

empty

They should as and sacri prayer that those whom

manifestations of grief. often as they can, have fice offered up in order

they love

a may have speedy entrance of everlasting bliss. enjoyment to be hoped that the latest ex

into

the

It

is

—

£fje

relations

or

of the

Father's

AUGUST

1888.

23,

"

in your Be indefatigable pur and with imdaunted re spirit pose sist and try to conquer evil iniquity with good , having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who combat the name of Christ" for IX,

THE

HOLY

FATHER'S

FOR

TUDE

THE

IN

SOULS

,

PURGATORY. of

necessity for

sacrifice

and

the

by

recognized and fully

have

fallen

believing

offering

up

the dead Church.

is

clearly She faith what-

asleep, it that

and

she

will

be

does

whom

during oblation. in truly

—

so

of

her

inform

children It

passed away.

we

is,

our

prominent

a

readers, that doctrine

Catholic

holds

remembrance who have need scarcely

'

those

the

souls

in but

are aided by prayer, of the especially by the oblation sacrifice of the mass. In accordance with this Leo XIII. teaching, has, in

purgatory more

order dotal as

that

the

of his sacer blessings as may be diffused widely ordained on the last that, in the September present shall be celebrated, and

jubilee

possible, of

Sunday

masses year, communions

offered for the

Christendom Our Holy of

ment to

Father his Jubilee

ail

tne

the

ot

by

rejoicing canonization

and

throughout souls. departed commence

celebrations

members

for

reason

up,

at

his

the

gave

nock

great beatification

of those christian heroes who suffered and died in defence But in of their order to religion. crown solemnities he wishes these to extend "the offer of Apostolic Charity" to those souls united to the whoare

who Church

are

one

day

to

lie

but for their

triumphant,

making atonement act of the Holy Father, as well as being of the greatest benefit to it is designed, those for whom is most to all the members of the agreeable militant earth ; for Church the upon love of the Catholics for their deceased relations not and does end friends, merely of not

a

now

This

sins.

few so

with

the

days. bitter

look

upon

ary

separation

one

it

tears and lamentations In their death belief after

as

day expect

because

is

they but a causing tempor from those whom they

to

all,

rejoin

in

National Library of Australia

the

regions

of

the

of the Coercionist Government by any considerations interest. The of selfish which led to his incarceration offence was in to shield that, endeavouring tenants from what he the

Kingston

the

considered

of

tyranny

conducted and peaceful

war

long than

more

wealth

rights, constitutional

on

which

unhappy has

engaged she her of

one

and

life

She

is

of

lives.

priceless for her

in been

lines,

has

of

alas, often

too

are

they

struggle her side

on

but

the

on

in

now

shrine

mourning

who

one

sons

as

surely for her sake as though he had perished fallen sword in hand upon the field of her No battle enemies. confronting no warrior, plumed and decorated renowned has better

of

destroyer vindicated a hero than whose death

called

ville, endeavours

his his

fellowmen,

to be right has John Manderesulted from his

but to save to destroy and devotion courage were put to the test amid the uninspiring of a prison cell. There surroundings alone and without unfriended, any which rewards hope of the dazzling cheer the soldier on to deeds of his

not

His

fellows.

without the accom daring, stirring which cast a glamour over paniments the field war and banish all of of fear, sustained thoughts only by the of the justice of his cause, conviction he fought out his lonely battle endur

ing

and which

cheerfully

privations

competent death. Mr

unflinchingly we

authority

beauty Here, dress

of for

exceptionally to don refusing with to associate time

was,

fine race. the prison' criminals, in placed

an

and

he

after

time, and put

confinement on bread solitary and water diet, an that is, allowance, of sixteen ounces brown of the coarsest down cold washed bread, per by day, This was inflicted water. punishment the language of so to use often that, " he had been on of his visitors, and water diet during the greater his This of imprisonment." food of innutritious

one

part scanty proved

supply

driven

to

tail

led

directly

serve

to

draw

to

his

some

arrest

time could

was

which, took actually

before

it

not

have

politics Nationalist, himself at

been

active

an

he

was

the of

to

fear

a public meeting, of contradiction:

can

say

that

—

have

a

short '

any

I

in

place, In foretold. but moderate

able

ever

expedient

drew

simi

tne

occasion his own

one

coils

warder

a

say of without

"No been

man an

it ate to the

man the starving At times, owing

his

sufferings,

he

prayed

mind

his

he At

that mad.

than go herculean

ravenously. greatness

death

"

caused

by

completely

two

that

days,

untouched

lay

had

they

upon

thrown

covered

ville

it,

entered

with

his

.bed

removed clothes, these, leaving they him' a sheet. Clad in this thin only strip

of cloth, with no and water, the his

cold

food than

other

unhappy in

the

prisoner

of for hours trying winter, twenty-four the to preserve warmth necessary to It was vitality. only when his jailers to deprive him of his last threatened that wretched carried covering, cell

depth

having

consented

ne

limits,

prison

the

to

protest

This

garb. so

in

much the

furthest to

unadorned mental principal

possible

put

on

the

narrative

and actor learn

bodily in it

are riot to that surprised the prison he who had entered a man of magnificent left at the it, physique, feeble end of two months, hopelessly and with of death the mark decrepit, When hereset him. upon plainly turned to his home so his eyes were weak that he could read only with

by day, and not at all at and the amazing muscular night, power for which so he had been noted was that wasted and diminished the weight difficulty

of

him and a to the neighbour proved to be too fatiguing. ing town His shattered system was completely sank and he rapidly into his grave, month of July, at the dying in the untimely age of 38 years. short

his

overcoat walk of

oppressed

a

mile

ville's

fame be

prison

will

death of the

regard

as

blot

a

out wiped the iniquitous which such

of

the fatal authorities. John Mande upon the fair nation only to

completely system a shocking tragedy this is done 'Until

can no pretend to longer the nations as the special of and liberty popular with ages they have burned

before

champions For

rights.

refused health was it would be

Coercion

possible.

Englishmen pose

by brother

English by sweeping

away under

.became

who,

officer,

condition, the blame

the

upon world

at the thought uncalled-for indignation of Galileo in a sumptuous confined pal in later times they have been ace, and thrilled with horror righteous by the revelations of the inflicted hardships in Continental It is time for prisons. them which

to

eschew the worthless charity abroad if begins they do not wish to draw .the themselves upon ridicule and contempt of all men. just

Before

to reform undertaking foreign abuses it behoves them to reform those of a still which exist at graver nature home. By their free consent or by less

their

scarcely ference there and utterly

is

expedient, unwarrantable

or

its

It

is

rather

essentially

an

of but

while

nature very unconstitutional

and

measure.

indif harsh

a

form

unjustifiable for Coercion,

an

or

reprehensible in Ireland

exists

government:

a

an

negation, of the

abrogation,

'

established

'.becausQ— 'it" constitution, the laws the Fpeciaf "function is toseeirfe the subject in the

suspends of which exercise

of

and privileges. powers it eonthe administrator it is clear of an unprin can, in the hands

of

the floor where and that Mande

himself

issue The

cipled ment

stripped leaving after Finding, uniform prison

naked. the

in a precarious unfair to throw

it

throwing

this

warned repeatedly men, professional persistently that Mandeville's to see

though

that

six warders of November, and his cell as he lay asleep, themselves upon him, violently article him of every of clothing

of

perhaps,,

tion,

die rather when his

end

him

of Tullamore jail, summoned to appear at the almost inquest, straightway With committed suicide. the excep officer

been

having

With

wandered

might

was

to which deceased was sub while in prison" must be admitted jected in with to be quite accordance the which it evidence on was based. What a very sinister confir looks like mation of this view is that Dr. Ridley,

of and

length, was broken by pri strength his jailers vation thought they might him into a compliance venture to force the prison with regulations regarding towards the dress. One cold midnight,

implies suffering that we

barbarous period Mr. Mandeville's event

an

positive he was

—

There which

occurring country during

unprogressive

soon

dinner flung the open meat through " cell as I might have thrown door, it to Rover the dog" said Mandeville and himself the incident describing

his

incidents

darkest and most dark the ages.

tighter. who was eating him a scrap of

event of the which

to mind in appeals every there a love of even dwells handed and an admiration of justice modest The plain unvarnished courage. recital given at the coroner's inquest and supplied of experi by the reports enced medical reads like the men, of

he

intensity,

On

paced

strongly which

description

of he

man

in savage Zulu, relief seeks he round tied

the

m

grew

on

told

are

that for it, the attention to the enormities English public are committed in their name. is much in his tragic story to

cease

a

from his his sufferings waist a of him rope given piece and by a friendly prisoner, day by craving for food day, as his unsatisfied

bread

Mandeville

cannot

the

adopt

.

straits,

the

in his during life own served way manly and temperate his country in death he will loyally ; not

titled

their

a he from landlady, public platform criticised the administration adversely He of the law in Ireland. entered Tullamore one of the finest jail speci and mens of the strength physical

lar

victories,"

cost

of patriotism. for the loss

a

Church

Thus the affectionate

her

the that

sacrifice

prayer

very the souls to for advantage the is made supplication that and most awful holy

great

at

seen

does now constantly as of Jerusalem St. says— was Cyril in the fourth that practised century, makes a commemoration in the is, of all, holy mass who, in past years, '

those

won

Ireland

a

The

like

During

SOLICI

held

positions

arrived at by the coroner's that Mr. Manderville's due to inflammation brutal and unjustifiable

verdict

namely

medical

and

means

:

hath

Peace

The

jury

honourable and chairman of the of responsible and Mitchelstown Board of Guardians, director of the Fermoy and Mitchels town Light Railway Company, makes the it clear that he was not urged into course which drew upon him the anger

I told advocate

by which

"

to

treatment

or

spirit

for a insufficient quite his gigantic and very frame, the pangs of began to feel In his extremity hunger.

MANDEYILLE.

say

among my I was -not you the Plan of to prepared The fact, too, Campaign among you." of independent that he was possessed

party

and that their they will follow deceased friends into the regions of with and all the the prayers eternity assistance teaching suggested by the of the Church.

JOHN

can

inciter

man an

—

Pius

no

—

been disunion

ever

solicitude Holy pression for souls will rouse the the departed faith of those who are in this neglectful

i,

—

strife

mean

have

bread

respect,

THURSDAY,

to I

that

neighbours.

living.

Monica.

other

inciter

fact than

them were

after

St.

and

in

:

could

GERALDTON. —

not

be done can for be done when they was thus that St.

more

JOSEPH,

ST.

Intercourse

happiness.

does

his

rights unlimited

the almost

fers"'upon

be made the

timidjuan,

or

instru

and terrible arbitrary than at the present tyranny any which even the most backward day disgraces state in It can be Europe. hardly that its advocates can imagined expect a

it from results,—

more

other

any that

and humble the she will become hands

wild

which

will

utterly

of

Ireland

afford them her into an

dragooning their

spirit

of

one

so

wishes.

two crush that

in her

quite passive that it will drive and desperate

or

;

some

than will

it

their into

outbreak

for pretext acceptance of a

of these antici to be fulfilled. likely is not in history a grander spec tacle than that at this mo presented, ment, by the Irish people in their strug constitutional We gle for their rights. seek in vain for any other instance of pations There

Neither

appears

whole people the bond of one a

ing

of

length

enormous

firmly

lofty their

to

firmly

similar

held

time,

<

a

by

relying solely preserving under the most

meunoas,

peacerui

cling for

undismayed

difficulties,

upon

by

together

aspiration, purpose

.

a

self control magnificent trying provocations ; and,

slowly hopes. doubt land's her

their

of 'but

power

surely would

It that

success

strenuous the exultation

by

tempered

a

by the very tenacity, advancing to the goal of their be unreasonable to

must endeavours

ILocal .His to

aitti

Lordship York

" Should law" is

in

the

;

of

victory of feeling

for those who, regret have freely deville, lives to secure it.

like laid

Ire

crown

JonN down

but will .

BOARDING

CONVENT

for be

tender Man their

Enteral.

the Bishop, a visit paid early part of this week.

houses be abolished public by to be discussed this question Perth Catholic by the Young

a

evening Men's Society.

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of McDonald case Government has returned a jury for £10,000, plaintiffs paid into Court.

that the attended the dying man, certified latter had taken of carbolic acid sufficient to kill The j ury after hearing eight men. returned a verdict that all the evidence to his death the deceased had come while carbolic acid of through taking unsound mind.

and Mockford v. been concluded. for verdict the

£2,000

including

and its views, and defendants' newspaper news which have held up the defendants' to ridicule and contempt. hatred paper each and 12. The defendants deny contained in the allegations altogether statement 6, 8, and 10, of the paragraphs that the of and affirm claim, leading not or articles above named were printed with the meanings imputed in published 6, 8, and 10, or with any other paragraphs 13. The defendants, defamatory meaning. are under while not admitting they any to into the plaintiff, yet bring liability which Court the sum of forty shillings, to satisfy the plaintiff's they say is sufficient claim. The case occupied the whole of Monday, and on Tuesday at half -past four p.m., had summed after the Chief Justice up to iu a lucid the jury retired manner, consider their verdict/ after 6 Shortly court. returned into p.m., they They for had found a verdict for the plaintiff costs. £800, with

the Colonial in two short Office, years outside the had put himself pale of Because his the service. Why? " conclusion above noted had again been Then came his justified. precipitate of a scandalous pamphlet in publication to be as pre the Eastern colonies only of

ho

"

-

"

A young fined 40s.

for

while

in the

Oh last number sociation

assaulting execution

a

of

bailiff's

—

NEWCASTLE.

officer,

A

his duty.

Sunday of

-

I

.

not to allow Dr. Jameson has decided' as a himself to be placed in nomination the honor of representing candidate for district of in the Legislature the electoral it is the Yasse. Mr. S. H. Parker, We will bo returned unopposed. thought, reason for declining hear Dr. Jameson's not asked to come forward is that he was to and did stand, by the Yasse electors not to the constitu care on press himself ency.

sentence.

"

GLEANINGS. (By William

has of Toronto, issued all John to. oarsmen except a for Teenier to row three with turn, miles, from £400 a Jake Gaudaur to £1000 side; and Peter Kemp preferred. Herald Mr. F. H. HusSays the Morning to from us telegraphed yesterday, follows Match as Goraldton, being Hastie arranged this evening to run 100, 120 and 160 yards for £100 a Whether side." Husband is the other is not Mr. competitor and no further are stated, particulars given :

band

of what siderable Mr.

+

in

THE

St-

of

opened on Monday the Supreme Court, His

.

'

his. practising profession of Western Australia'. The of the Legisla is also a member plaintiff tive Council for the district of Greenough, and he was Attorney General formerly tho Executive and a member of Council of the said colony. 2. The defendants of the at the time here were publications

,

of

A

man

of a news proprietors West Australian which paper in the city of Perth, in is pulished daily In the issue of the the said colony. 3. said newspaper on the 2nd of November the defendants and ma 1887, falsely and of the published liciously printed With the words plaintiff following to the shameless which regard agitation in

alleged, called the.

,

.

been

goo

up

111

jrercn,

recenciy,

.at

:

I

William

of the in

ivords

a

mi.«

3 of the

state

:

i._

ixiwcvinu uwiuiiiuiuuiy out in paragraph

of claim,

fair

malice,

on

rtniin

on

a

mere

"Rw

there

the

at

just to

footrace,

of

Page,

Mfnri

vwlciaviuuua

scarce

the

Manhattan

height games

;

record

Oxford

University,

London, of

1876.

7,

Titan and

weight, That

so

growth.

world's

strength

John

Sullivan

L.

Jack

bribe

is

to in

to

mature 1401b

at

Chantilly,

him

save

by

getting had

flowing

putting

foolishly which

of

over .smarting. of a member his friends that

and bowl, into his mouth men's brains' steals away this with who heard news

comfort

the

lad

by

—

Mitchell

draw

a

a

still

Bal dock

by Charley

consent

of

being is

circulated reports derogatory his European combination had .to defeat

being

and 5ft 6|in height. a lad should achieve young a such in game requiring of and skill is little short

record

combined marvellous.

both

man

a

;

of age,

years and

214-

small

Davin is Brooks

height

Page

Brooksof Grounds,

by M.J. Bridge

5ft2£in, at Lillie

April

on

age

a

was

than average of 6ft 2in, and

more

a

was

from him

to

sought again

the enemy There were'

and regret, the number. Poor Sullivan isamong than condemned. With to be pitied a more and frame, his mind is none strength giant's and he loves for too strong, liquor's liquor He has sake (says an American exchange). heroic made struggles against periodical many I was

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arch but the enemy trips time, he gets into serious and him whenever trouble, he is humanly when he should be strongest has instances weakest. of Every community, and noble to intellects natures yielding bright and of the strong drink, months

if

comments

too

has at last achieved the annual At the recent

amateur

ula

bona, fide , published of public questions concern. 11. The said leading articles were called for and provoked by attacks pub certain grievous and injurious and approved made and instigated, licly the directed plaintiff against by the were

aud ivithout interest and

is

in his first the bar easily 3£in, clearing The at that height. previous highest 6ft 2Jin, record in the was amateur world Ire made by P. Davin, at Cafrick-on-Suer, on and the best land, English July 5, 1880

by the

published defendants

Mr.

trial

"»

and were they printed the which defendants, admit related to mat do not and ters of interest and concern public comment the on ivere fair and bond fide in his conduct of the plaintiff public character and ivere published by the .ivitliout malice and for the defendants of benefit and in the usual course public The defendants' 7. duty as journalists. 3 of the state words set out in paragraph ment were and of claim, if they printed which they published by the defendants, do not admit ivere a fair and accurate of the proceedings ivithout report, malice, convened for of a public meeting laivfully a public and open to the public purpose benefit. 8. and published for the public The defendants admit that the words set out in paragraphs 5, 7, and 9 of the state to the plaintiff, ment of claim, and relating certain articles are taken from leading West Aus ivritten and published in the tralian 9. The defendants newspaper. deny that the words set out in paragraphs were of claim 5, 7, and 9 of the statement and published and malici printed falsely or ously or at all of him in his said offices articles 10. The said leading profession. interest and dealt ivitli matters of public articles concern. And tho said leading ment

the

Club Athletic Stourbridge (England) a record running high jump he made

the

:

tiny set

in iu

"Bird

con

If the

of 6ft

defendants as folloivs reply, do not admit the 1. The defendants 1 of the contained in paragraph allegation The statement of claim. 2. plaintiffs' admit defendants they are the proprietors Australian as of the West newspaper in paragraph 2 of the plaintiffs' alleged statement 3. The defendants of claim. and pub do not admit that they printed or' otherivise the lished of the plaintiff set out in paragraph 3 of the state ivords ment Tho defendants of claim. 4. deny 3 of that the ivords set up in paragraph and the statement of claim were printed and maliciously of the falsely published defendants 5. The deny that plaintiff. out 3 of the ivords set in paragraph of claim were and the statement sprinted in ivith the meaning alleged published or 4 of the statement of claim, paragraph f

it

uii

Athletic Club, of his ambition.

is

down this quarter, The is a' to fear. race But then I do not probable that any such

QTtitovirrnil

ub

all

money accounts, to be risked present extent of £100.

false suggesting charges against generally spoke people, and that the public of him as, and believed him to be a liar, and such a person as aforesaid. The claims £5,000 damages. plaintiff Files and delivered who by the plaintiff, St. lived in House, Bishop's George'sthis 27th day in the city of Perth, terrace, of June, 1888.

The

Ua

yy

all

insin

Avilfully

vyiuii

une

had the ex Greenough those concerned in it from any motive. That was a on sinister point not which he could agree with His Ex as he thought that a more de cellency', and malignant was never liberate agitation Ho had to say, it was (Cheers.) got up. who ivas got up by the man supposed to the Greenough. (Hear, hear, represent or and cheers.) If he had any influence, could do it by any sacrifices, that member of Council should never be returned again for the Greenougli. cheers.) (Prolonged The agitation that had been got up was, the outcome of the malignant he believed, and was carried on motives by thought honest less and doubtless many people, ivho had not the poiver of judging people, and wrong. and between right (Laughter that the 4. Meaning thereby cheers.)" had deliberately and maliciously plaintiff got up an impudent and disgraceful public in the of Perth from movement city sinister and Aviclced and that he motives, to re in thereof unfit Avas consequence of Greenough, in the the district present Council. 5. In the issue of Legislative on the 22nd of May, the said newspaper and maliciously 1888 the defendants falsely and and published of the plaintiff printed of At him in his said former office of General tho Avords torney following Avith chance "Favoured a by fortune from Avhich lifted (means the plaintiff) in the Inferior a subordinate position to the Courts of Justice in England an of a Crown Attorney-General Colony, which placed within his grasp the opening at the judicial dignities disposal highest Governor onerated

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National Library of Australia

after

:

at

Yincent, been in warrant time, owing to a distress having and his to been served on him inability amount claimed. Yincent's the pay advertised household by the goods were to bo sold on Bailiff of the Local Court was Tuesday unless the execution previ and on Monday night the ously satisfied At about deceased complained of illness. out in the yard and midnight he went He deeply. appeared to be pondering a while then asked his boy to hold light, which he stated looked for a bottle he use medicine that was of contained only He found tho bottle and took; to himself. his wife, who outside. after, it Shortly the things for the next had been arranging thought it time to go to bed day's sale, out to discover where .her went and see but husband was. She did not him, while she heard for a a after listening one and on going noise as of some falling, which the sound from in tho direction down Yincent on she saw came, sitting the ground with his head leaning against unconscious. and She. a tank quite carbolic from his lips, and acid, smelled remembering that there had been a bottle in the she disinfectant house, of the that he had taken the became suspicious called in medical Mrs. Yincent poison. were administered and emetics assistance, but all proved of no to the unhappy man, sank rapidly and at length Vincent avail. At held on the the inquest expired. who Dr. day, Birmingham, following

now

—

bar, English in the colony

suicide has occurred' tho named Francis Henry in Fremantle, had well known for some very depressed spirits

case

-

:

liaa sad

at

last

morning

Honor the Chief Mr. Hensman conpresiding. his own while Mr. Burt case, W. Hackett and Mr. E. G. Hare The appeared on behalf of the defendants. were Messrs James Brittain, jurors Cockram, Thomas Sydney Chester, Edwin P. A. J. R. North, Gugeri, Ferguson, R. R. N. W. B. Saunders, Waldeck, and Wood, Levi Green, Harry Wlliams, The plaintiffs R. W. Hardey (foreman.) statement of claim was as follows 1. The plaintiff is a member of the Justice ducted Mr. J.

recuperate.

port.

West Australian. v. Hensman v. Harper and in which damages to the extent claimed for alleged libel, £5,000 were

was

false

misquotation, Mr. are of which weapons or whether Hensman, rightly Avrongly, accused." 10. has been very generally The defendants meaning thereby that the and a person who was was a liar plaintiff in the habit of wilfully and falsely quoting from books and and of documents,

of

case'

and

sentation, uation,

Hensman

The 'Hackett

:

A

COURT.

last

to On Saturday last, JaEJarvisat thewas Frehave undergone a hearing Police' Court on a charge., of bur mantle will be remembered,was it Jarvis, glary. only a short time shot ,down by the police resistance to his ar ago, upon his offering a warrant had been issued. for which rest, box Upon being placed in the prisoner's a sickly Jarvis on Saturday last, presented and showed appearance, signs of swoon deemed it so that the "magistrate ing, remand him for eight days. advisable to that a fortnight had not pass Considering was shot just above the ed since the. man the authorities might have had the breast, to know common sense or forethought in no fit condition for taking that he was for removal. his place in the dock or even better had have looked It would certainly the man a little more time allowed they to

SUPREME

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WAioio/io-

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held

in Saturday, for the assistance months ago whilst met a with -an accident ship, unloading resulted in the loss of a leg. The which amounted of the .entertainment proceeds to about £15. The gentlemen who took in the performance deserve much part forward to for coming willingly praise such a worthy cause. If the public help attended in greater the enter numbers, from tainment would have been successful of view. ©yeryjpoint

Perth, George's Hall, aid of a fund inaugurated of a sailor, who some

-

was

AUlXUWAllg

mill

stVt

above

run

reason

moment

a

importance. to

has

of

event

sporting

and

conclusion. think

foregone for

a

referred

Husband who Hastie has no

—

:

should be interest

Husband

.

entertainment

WUIUa

—

"

.

An

Ulit?

Observer.)

O'Connor,

challenge

a

wio

jJlcUJUOlU

AND

NOTES

SPORTING

was of 8. univorthy support." ousted, The defendants that the meaning therebv had-been turned out and dismissed plantiff from his. said and that he was offices, at much mortified and grieved his dis and that he made great and useless missal, to be reinstated efforts in the said offices. 9. In the said last mentioned issue of on the 28th of the said newspaper May, and further 1888, the defendants falsely and published of the maliciously printed

;

.

.

widow received a sentence A respectable at the of three months' imprisonment, Perth Police Court on a recently, charge the some of underclothing, stealing the Governor, of His Excellency property, The washerwoman in the City. from a not the woman was of evidence against and some doubts are the strongest kind, We learn now as to her guilt. expressed to the Daily News thata petition from is in course of signature the Governor to remit a portion His Excellency praying of the

sad accident, which unfortunately, resulted occurred in this dis fatally, trict about a fortnight ago. A young man, whilst John Dix, aged 22 years, hunting rode at full into a clump cattle, gallop a large of bushes which concealed stump. His leg came the stump and was against the bone broken, protruding terribly through the flesh causing the mangledlimb The to present a frightful appearance. fellow was poor brought into Newcastle. Drs. Mayhew and Thompson attended him but as the ; lockjaw supervened, efforts of the surgeons proved of no avail, and the young man, after much suffering/ succumbed on the 14th inst. His taken back to the Victoria remains were The fatal occur Plains for interment. rence has created regret widespread the deceased in the in which locality was known. Last a football match week, Saturday York and Newcastle was kicked between A victory York was the result. off. for A teams match between representing and single of Newcastle is the married will not fixed for but probably to-day account come off on of the wet state of the weather. It Some has fallen. was heavy rain much wanted. The had already grass to account of the dry off on begun the severe frosts with coupled drought which we had been experiencing. Michael an old resident of Curley, fortified died on the 14thinst., Irishtown, by the rites of the Church. has

a morning very large male branch of the As .the Heart in Perth, of the Sacred the society, with the rule of complied; which members to approach holy requires a montli. communion in a body once

.

that

.

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vast

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to praise

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bill;

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:

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ously

every

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the editor. does he want

see

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:

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it.

:

;

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friend,

no

friends.'

lordship's

told

had

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said, liis

was

the

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him to any of

objection A

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yonng

company leave to

0ntrs.

anxiously editor ?

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of

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woman

her

making

woman, she said,

better editor

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one

the

country

wants

pills demand was

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to

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boy

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days

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awful.

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speak

am

pills

laid

cattle.

day. and

father strike

about

son. youngest William gave an audi William yesterday.

so

other

uneasy,

father finishes yonr Arthur subsided until the when he was asked paper was finished, " what he wished to Oh, nothing; say. outside the only Nora put the custards window and has jnst to cool, the cat finished them up." eating

but very mensions

her

and

the

was

form

I

shame

pushed

forehead

morning

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ence

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on

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Mrs.

up

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listener'

a

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ma

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cities

large

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fresh

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not Arthur, the paper."

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and he the coat tails of a house half a mile

roof

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Arthur."

outside, Editor

equally

he

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said,

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away.

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antr

yon, my dear, because it's

revenge

began

word

with

ours

Marshal

!

dinner

one

Russian

the Ismail

had his

table,

severe

1

corn

4'37lb 1 lb of pork ; or into meal aud fed of pork. It required

by the despatch

rivalled

Suvaroff

:

the

now

rates

competition 15s. per

while

;

snrely favor

which can be so by horse power, that by action askew, similar arranged new roads weepers, the diggers to the to may also be adopted as potato-raisers, of manual labor. The price supersede a

be otherwise average 4-1 21l> Indian corn shelled of pork an during

ou

before

and recently, of the next her sat a native Queen's realm. The window behind the Briton in on was open, and the cool wind blew

just

years

waste

a

of the Greeks the battle of

answer

king

Hurran returned Hurrah Field

"

corridors

out They tules West, as, strange for this man An old in example, Walla Walla had become so very dried that in attempting up by the atmosphere to jump over a fence the wind recently

in

worked

a

PIG

was

the

in of

tell

A

invented

:

unless to fattening hogs, could not which

through

was

spectacles down the

less

will

time.'

Thermopyse of General

said

fecund of any yield gives a more given the ploughed acre. The -soil, crop than has done its work, after the steaiu digger is in a chaotic and disinte admirably' in the seed seeks which mass, grated at the nutriment greatest possible is some a There idea that advantage. be constructed may eventually digger admit of its in such a way as to being

in

requires of or -074 bushels meal- to produce lib of average period

of

re-echo

victory

Persian

:

to

had

well-known

the

true

the As finally

an

way

letters

the river

DIGGERS. first

ronruvlc

pig feeding experiment F. of the Illinois Hunt, as follows concluded Farms, College milk of skim to It I3801b required fed with cornproduce lib of pork when meal in ratio hogs. 1; 17 to fattening fed Skim milk could not be economically

It

4

The

Madras

of

voter enthusiastic achieved a small took occasion to express, the renown of Gentlemen,

:

golden

"

will

eat

STEAM

under

T.

utilised.

the

Newark."

in

improve

digestion were

must

however,

cattle,

they Their

or

They

thrive will food than old on will take no other food and hay in

cheaper

steam-ploughing,

—

this

on

respect

will

reduced

—

IN

his

product

is

glorious

brief

llncf

Qmn wiwunuou

Diggers, are but ago, slowly making their way in agricultural in the old country (said a London of The cost steam-digging

Sportsman.

EXPERIMENTS FEEDING. Professor

doubt.

Empress The Empress

LONG.

reached maturity. animals young

in

more

ten

other

or

on/1

UUllgj

Steam

descended. to well all F. D."

are

D

fat

fat

of

into of the tribe, possession had been handed down

-Melbourne

mares.—

this

at

are

and

indeed,

names

no

He

from to generation generation is a lineal the present pure of Kinir Solomon's of one

unalloyed and that

C.

Sf

told

I

anything

bny

;

im

—

there

referred

Praise be to Allah, remark, It then recounts good horse !" family

T.

a

majority, himself

to

«««

is not as good and as a Their ; digestion the food they consume does consequence in not produce us great a gain weight. Old on a farm ever stock rarely pays ; as the old and it is about as unsalable T. fy. G Journal. stock in a store.

the wise available

tradition,

horses

trace

them.

TOO

\r

Young

and

;

are

a

of these fillies of King Solomon. Some of the five of their Arab tribes preserve the pedigrees as much care as a Scotch horses with of his estates laird the charter preserves a written or pedigree usually gives This that the horse is pure. guarantee is by the guarantee generally preceded Arabs

in

flTlfl

fflt. —

and almost anything, of it into flesh and couvert much take advance in age they As they have a less keen appetite, exercise,

an

mares

ill

J

when they,

as

of

13

ones

keen

the

all

LI

I

than grass the winter. have grain, condition.

of the Egyptian mares of surprising beauty, five maros the five great

to the vmter According known by his initials

true

vvv

meat

tiAiir

and become

thoroughbred writer English

assumed

the best Eastern

fillies

frtA

MVWV141V

STOCK

they have show that

also

a

of the five

oue

one

five

BonnmO

many

kma (1 tlC

after

"

in

over

farmers are heavy losers animals intended for solely by keeping meat too long is certain. The producing show that the of fat stock fairs reports is the greatest gain in weight of cattle

We read in Holy Writ King Solomon. that King Solomon brought horses out is

lean

little

The

it

aUd.„ acknowledged the defines subject, authority Arab to be " one belonging thoroughbred to the Khamsa." There is a tradition that the Khamsavis the Arabs among

It

fbotr VUVJ

UUH.U

KEEPING

thought, best and

on

of Egypt." king procured

the

there

sort.

respectively Hacket, and Death. There Suffrin, nurse named Payne. Very

whose candidate

Journal.

an

from

fbnf

-Jci AO

in located present four Doctors, named

This dif

says the town

contemporary

nature

,

have

surely

daughters

or

Arab","

descended

corn

A

suggestive,

con

the

experiments, shelled

mortal

asserted nothing of the an assert is, that I have soul."

Slaughter, also

contrary

is

UULUiaiUU

name

name

What, then, A, well-known

horse

favor

AnmnlAlnl-

THOROUGHBRED ARAB ?

every horse thoroughbred. call

in

a

"I

I

is

"

clustered.

Not

Arabs

with Indian less for bushel, An insufficient

per

to previous experience. of 561b, equal to 21b At 28 cents per of 3 cents lb for 1 cent, the expenditure per for the production of is equal to 6 lb of corn with the of pork, which does not lib agree The of other statements. mere "fattening The with Indian corn. easily hogs is done

they

is

produced

was

to

Fuseli, What

j

weather,

to the of the

regard

meal

true

A

Pork

have

often

cheap ? She, with the air of one who has got the better of the argument : But it wasn't it cost £5. cheap my love to Arthur who is forbidden speak at

hogs.

fattening

bushel

the farm be suggestive to and withal pleasing be high should the name the old from one taken

are

IS

j

mast

the name. and suggestive; be appropriate will bung to mind, quick as the home which, is that about around which most pleasant,

WHAT

;

How never

:

enough

Then

features

of

corn

Let it be from turf or play. best or most of the pleasant suggestive Let the of the home. feature grove much or the that so pleasure, gives the hill or streams nefcr springs by, or such fine views, or the valley that affords lies and in which along .which the land be commemorated in the home nestles,

other

of

bushels

was Fuseli .once with discussing materialist. and rabid "Then young that I have an immortal yon assert " said he to Fnseli. soul," Sir," replied a

551b

fattening. the cold at 28 cents

ference

or

classics,

bushel 3

nearly

name.

a

name

or

I've

by

about pigs gained 211b of coru ate ahoul per The gain lor the weight. decreased consumed fond

during during

With

to refer to it. It is easier honour. It gives the farm Many men have of their farms find that the names and the before own their names, gone, is with a name farm always considered better than more imDortant. somewhat

the farm But it

meal. worth food for cor;.

parts,

lb. than 3 cents per food supply for two weeks caused siderable loss in feeding thereafter.

more farm, substantial

less

equal One

of

111)

produce

to

with

is

amount

corn

grow idea until

the

naming

and material and important. known. better

apt Famous

an

personified

includes

are

abstract and personification is another There

about a

1001b of

never

masses

of corn

of oats as Indian corn-fed per week, and

,

oats

of ground when fed

purk,

.

Jatm

with

health kinds

of before

worse

doubt,

of

Sei-

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the

stomach

nausea,

dose of

a

will

dose cure.

in

&c. these

follow.

they

pills,

you the

are

best

do not better,

family

discovered. They remove to the natural functions without any effects

all in

unpleasant

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Complaints.

HOTEL

Spectacles.

cent.,

per Neebit,

Bronchitis

COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,

Proprietor. The GERALDTON

Ladies'

'

20

—

HOTEL.

R.

do.

customers

collecting,

to the

FOR &c.

THOMAS

Brooches

Earrings

on

returning public generally that past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classes to are they prepared of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest pos sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Gentlemen's, Ladies', SHOES from and Children's BOOTS -and best and Continental the houses. English and Leather oh Uppers always Grindery Good hides and kangaroo skins taken hand. in exchange all of Goods to the) despatched parts Colony.

Fremantle

GERALDTON

sets

Bracelets B. & E.

Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold TIME PAYMENT with IMMED to householders IATE possession at ex low As no prices.' ceedingly heavy commission is paid for convassing and

FACTORY

JN for

—

England.

look

Pots.

thanks

Alliance

:

with

WatchesW

Silver Silver „

Breast Pins Necklets „ Necklets Studs Studs „ Jet Brooches & „ Keepers Earrings Alberts „ Wadding Rings Electro Plated Clocks Gups

Medicines

of ;

Walthams Gold Watches

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'

„

every language.

should and

Boxes

Oxford

583,

€8

Co. rates Fire, JLife, and Guarantee Risks. Cliff Street,

Lowest

St.)

„

Vendors World

all

Civilized

GOT Purchasers on

hand

Agency

Oxford

533,

(late.

repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'

Leontines „

,

Win

terms

by

the

(Late

'

and

Lincoln,

Co.,

Sole

everywhere.

Manufactured

are

or

every repaired1

or

.

and

St.

Oxford

throughout

"

stock.

on

Australian Assurance

blood

arising. Blood effects

Vendors The Lincoln

FAMILY

London;

Stout

in

Brands,

Lists

West

—

BLOOD

cleanse

to Femaws

incidental

„

New

And

and

Perth.

to

wonderfully

are

GENERAL

and Ointment

HAY Eor

They

a

consti become

unsurpassed.

in

application.

"

as

the has

cause,

cleaned

Levers Gent's Gold Watches Silver Watches „ Gold Bracelets sets B.& E. „ Brooches „

a never-

of

Jewellery order

to

Nesbit's

„

Pills

WEST Price

Howiok

Alo

Retail.

and

as

!

78,

brand.

always

favorite

All

STOREKEEPER

&

tions

qts.

Wholesale

recommended cases where

Watches

vigour LIFE.

„

Younger

"MONK"

their

SCOLLARD, Jffiottled

GENERAL

Wm.

Messrs.

(Edinburgh) light pale & Kilderkins. Hhds.

IMPOni£R AND

OF

ailments

all

and

and

energy,

SPRINGS

guarantee. made

description

only at

GREAT

VARIETY.

JOHN

years'

weakened.

all

the

on

|

IN

all

and

BLOOD,

Kidneys,

whatever

or

The

DRAPERY

in

of Life.

soothingly,

tone,

confidently

failing

efficacious

License.)

giving MAIN

great

impaired

Merchant.

No Gallon

only.

(Wholesale

the

purify yet

Stomach,

to these

quarter

Pills

powerfully,

Liver,

They Wines and Spirits asks and octaves

famous

most

necessaries

.

Flour.

Sugars,

Levers and English (capped jewelled) stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two years. The Best Watch without Nesbit's exception. Walthams are the in CHEAPEST the Colony. These and other Watches with two a

ranks

Medicine

the leading

These

ciality.

Household

Great

amongst

spe

,

selected and the stock of fits t- class of EVER' Jewellery the colony. Nesbit'A

in

description

Class

Hotel.

Family

best

cheapest and Watches

and

Stables First

,

for

requisite

o

Teas,

bach

Balcony

the

HAS

Iron,

Corrugated

Adelaide,)

PERTH.

STREET,

made

reduction

Bath-rooms

every

—

breech

HAY

Jeweller,

Street,

Boarders.

Splendid front.

Snider and pieces (muzzle Sadd Ammunition

Pumps,

considerable

and

Bundle

of

(Late

Stocks

full

sundry

Wires, Douglas

A ccommodation and Boarders.

C/lass Travellers r

'

FREMANTLE,

'

HARMIOH&

W, E.

Single

parts

Double

—

(each) Is. ,,

parts

Is.

per

dozen.

9d.

per

dozen.

Hale,

Monumental Head and Tomb Stones, with handsome Iron Railings, supplied and erected complete. W. T. WIMBRIDGE.

Printed M.

and published

Gibney

Record," Thomas

,

at

the

for office

HowichBryan.

the

of

street,

Rev.

Right the

"

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Perth,

by

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