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people
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thither, packing remains. off these four van wheeled three men fleslf:that the
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for
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so
had then
National Library of Australia
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filled
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a
same
for
liberty,
and
been
not
how
ate
for
a
priest at
off
us
was
and
wav.
the
saw
the
usual
thus
curious part begat). the hotel, thinking invited the tising, liis
own some
sitting-room. welcome
ing Protestant To think,
The
late
but
efforts
liberty
do
to
was
to
you
our
of
"
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yon
my it?" a
feet,
You
reasons.
"Your
name." "Cullon
—
tho
moment hat
have
was
all
once
going we
by the asked is
In his
Eminence
I me ? ignorance. spoke in forgive for I order a Shall carriage your I can Eminence ?" go back Oh, no I came. as I am used to such journeys." A few days Cardinal The departed. to the went a afterwards hotelkeeper and 'was for instructions, finally priest received into the Church. This
blow?
strictly
true.
years, to the
or
into
the
else calmly inevitable.
to
be beaten. knocked Jovvn
|
(
(
safety elusion.
at
thau hear.) al ways
submit Wo are
point
her
back, strike
hear) justice,
to
bat
one
and a
No!
will
if
M'Cuteheon,
We be
to
the
to
comes
on
the
in
give old
the
for
seemed
it
Roman
Catholic
to
land. bit
a little
veal
test
we
(Hear have
priests.
ministers of justice
Presbyterian been in favour
of clergymen who on the side of the
had raised Irish
voices
their
(Hear,
cause.
—
brother,
Mr.
Dillon,
)
Mr.
Rev.
Kane
said -I' am of two neighbours hut who had friends, lived in differeut quarrelled. -.They of a large with a building compartments
at not
If will
roof. ridged had occasion roof of the
stoi'y
After
heavy
a
rain
each
to
some repair damage that the house had sustained. As they slowly climbed up on opposite sides their ftom one auother separation at the grew less, until they met top and bauds across the clasped ridge.
wait
tho way it will be Ireland, gentlemen. Some of the scientists (Applause) would have us believe that moukeys were men had been who originally been never damaged and repaired. (Applause.) in the
deadly
Every
a
My
reminded of the who had been
or
to
give pro
and
for Ire and for not have not only years deviated hairbreadth from by a that but have grown opinion, stronger daily. The Church of England, has. .not too, beeu behind liaud in affording examples
and political sensible con-
submit
love have
hut
(Cheers The
The time is past abandon nations tamely thoughts aud I of freedom and self-government; that is tell the time you, gentlemen, Ireland
about
the rector of knows him— has member of the been for years-a leading Protestant Home Rule Society!
(Applause.)
when
can
will
(Loud
Church. our
hear.) Kenmnre
when
pust
I
Mr.
of
favour I
help bringing
land,
by
two
in
fall into line to a man. and work I would like to mention (Applause.) that during the insurrection incidentally of '98 there were more Presbyterian ministers for their hangeu principles
government (Applauee)
next
life.
Ruler
the vote of thanks, said to return thanks pleased of ministers the of
in
offish, will all
were.
(Applause.) we to-day
to
(Hear,
thing—reason,
;
is
are
malevolence
clement lurking the moment ing
"
incident
of strong
off
to
Some may
tomorrow. Again, it is to get up again the interest of the English and people the British should Ireland Empire that -friend be treated as ail and a ally To free Ireland is the safety of England. for her to Is it politic have a dangerous
But
on
its
three
?" the
Cullen."
none
twenty years iu Ireland and We have had
her."
nf ytars
of
Ireland
heart.
Presbyterian
for
said
man's and
they muy of mail to
whatever
in
my
behalf
—
Why
What
name.
Cardinal hotelkeeper " Will your
off.
never
ever
been
A
Home
speeedy
Rule
responding I am most
and we are not crushed yet. if it The English Government, tried, mischief to Ireland might do considerable don't in the next twenty years, but we intend to it twenty years give so it had better crowd (a| plause)
and " I
!
"
crush
will
hundieds
long he is
of
we,
me.
on
battle
speaking and
applause. Rev.
longed The
of
full
as
I
with
over
the
of
resolution, to aid the
give of Home with all
are
desirous
It has Give us
government
strong
we
this
the muddy snow, tramp through his heels toasting comfortably a punch." good warm drinking
this
we
We
!)
not
principles.
Every
opportunity
part had
have and are
just as
as
applause.) opponents,
;
no
!
to-day, just
liberty
(Loud
prosely to come into priest administer After
this
and
life,
(No
?
they
years
fifty
yet capable
national
the of
a little
on
us
my
iu
Home
have
his entire to the energy and out ofkeason speak- in season all obstructions are until removed and of tho people can the cause forward go without a I halt. (Loud applause.)to have am had the very glad
—
latter
for
am
work,
ex
applause)
him
protect
1641,
on
acquired them
(Applause.) devote should
easily hope that
escape
the
Why,
ceutury. every
beat
to
contests Look back
(prolonged and (applause)
as just national
!
sent
:
as
I
)
ot
conquered
out. evangelizcr said he, addressing Father," and sloth of "of the the priest, pride Is it not these Bishops and Cardinals warrant now while the ? I monstrous
has
(Applause
series
a
1848— of this
"
Cardinal
nob
was
I I
that
(Applause.)
and applause.) should not be put like a of clothes, suit but sometimes be used as a coat
his
termination. 1798— 1700,
went
refreshments, himself let
that
their
be withdrawn
will
principles
equally discreet
j
a
understood
brought (Laughter
Look back over the history plause.) of Ireland, see that for two and you will hundred she has had to or three years be beaten, on an twice a cen average, not of I need tury. speak of the reign for her time it Elizabeth, throughout
The
now
but
comprehend
progress is
recently
noble and his fight, to of those keep up the hearts in a battle for so discouraging be embodied in a will future of Ireland. (Prolonged ap
enlisted
proA
proprietor
intellectual,
get rid of him, done as said. of a record
As
hut
far,
Parnell, but
their
clearly Kule.
and affection of his intellect,
reason
by
impulsive.
i
and its obstacle, tougli tactics remind me of the mau who was said to have had his brains blown out still but continued to tho only live; fault in tho application is that Toryism has no brains. I wish it (Applause.)
O'Connell,
speech,
thoroughly
Toryism'
but he never, commission, mighty lost occasion, complete control any of himself. The Government English had found him a difficult to deal subject arid had bieu made to a proposal with,
was
Everything
Parnell.
to
barred
Time is on our say, 6ide, the end. will win in (Loud Mr. Parnell, the uncrowned !
and ready of
—
:
and business, and then put their heads and make together them selves heard in the Press at so boine, that when the world understands their the obstacles which position, have
on
last
sick
Sacraments.
No
(Prolonged
minds
own
and
at arrived person and gave
at
I
and
history
it
we
man.
Rev. that
Iri.-h ;
himself to never become over allowing and never that excited, sayiug anything I believe he would wish to withdraw. he did get on one or two oc angry before casions when he was that highs
night provod. the messenger got there a priest mud and slush he through
his hotel,
—
not
next election general we are suppose defeated, we don't what we want, get No! in? give (Applause.)
too
strong
compared by corn,
there time in Dublin. the —hotel, a Protestant.
for
the
leading
;
but—
Pride.
Cullcti's
will
blame us for not being satisfied, when that the lines on they recognize which the present is Government are working to their own prejudicial and interests; when an investment or business doesn't there must bo something pay wrong about the management, and that some is in this case is thing wrong clearly The evident. main is for the thing
but,
;
strong,
districts.
Cardinal's
call
the him
when sustained
in acting in her struggles Ireland, rebuffs met with many are there is no hopeful,
we
although
O'Connell
localities
count
and
without and Ireland, money, leads the Irish to arms, people of and day by force will, intellect, infinite I hftvo often pondered genius. on the comparison to bo drawn between
where the been
stored,
so
—
—
without
the In
unusually
safely
low-lying
Cardinal
;
several was
Gladstone way. has
applause.) King of
dry Iu
is.
cases
in
damage in
as
beSt
tears.
was of a group the wounded. The with multitudes ol
They
of
think
has
disaster
a lay a hand, on the bthcr, an ear skin of the head; not and between a'l head; and hither hurrying into sacks and carrying
fragments. and a leg; foot, with of the a part far
of
horrible I saw
thing
of
commenced.
eye-witness the following scene he saw.
given
woik
the
Again aud we
vitally
commenced few instances
very
yet
the
started
The
iu
will
loss
soon
but the wounded 79 Killed, 106; is not for human, remains search yet and many completed, peop'e are supposinto the Scheldt. ed to have been blown Large crowds from all parts flocked luto to view tho ruins. the.town lately raised all are on Subscriptions being sides for the- benefit, of the wounded and
expressed for her sympathy. ing the dead has
how
really
in
was person of which pi ietor wet, dark stormy,
seem anxious authorities to understate the number of tho exuet and and the wounded, be Tho cannot ascertained. them as follows gives report
destitute.
Monday,
produce
already
sick
.The Antwerp
official
the
hay crop
not
made
figures
know
period the corn
Besides, the
In sick
a
at
Mr.
go suppose shall
disastrous
continuation
both be
A
Antwerp.
greatly killed
most
Even
especially
of had from
explosion
the
who
this
has have
has
it
Lorraine.
After
at
must
where
a cripple him, and made him paralysed He recovered the for instantly years. On use of his limbs. a Thursday took a torchlightprocession evening of these and other place in celebration
alleged Tarbes
those
of
reaping sheaves secured.
navvy which
a
will
no
is
course
valueless.
--the
when
It
greatly injured. other whero the had not places, crop the effect of the heavy ripened, yet fully In such rain has. been to " lodge" it. the will be postponed, cases ripening be and the practically grain may
Catholic a
say
says that
he has
so
applause) thau to-day
side,
W. Carrie said I am Ireland is so becoming r that alie can her organized speak wants to the British and be people, heard in the court of nations. All that we want is what is and what is just Irish landlords right. cannot certainly
heard that
Gladstone
our
U m
and intellectual, and strong win in the end. It is my most hope and prayer to see Ireland free nation, to the of God glory
Tho
-
had just districts crop many of the and the postponement ripened, for even a iVviv ripening days will cause serious loss of while the a very grain;
LonrcLes,
—
the
to
tho
important weather
million
am
with
Ireland
—
was
by
straw
record
The
ia
Herald
19,
quality
.Quoth
Harvest
sometimo
m
(Applause.) de the British and our own
of
leader
on
glad
(Presby
I was wiser man for having yesterday changed it. (Loud the Mr. Gladstone shows applause.) of his intellect breadth by recognizing when he has made a mistake, and alter for the his better. opinion Any ing ut niau who holds the same opinion, that he held .when he was sixteen forty find fault old, may years consistently
I
telling
realized
!
in
Miracles
More
a
spectacle.
have Mr.
—
of tho entire year for of the South. The prospects of a safe and early harvest, which were have been bright enough on Sunday, effect The serious materially injured. of Monday's downpour on the ripening corn-fields bo or can ripcued only
fc'econd
of two-und-half
butchery
It
I
—
:
against
he changed his opinion, have I and (laughter
sky
was
argued
it
mixed the
in
said
terian)
a
M'Cuteheon
W.
the
great, and the blessedness of and cheers.) applause
—
J.
III
are
a
:
Rev.
and,
the day the farmers
besides the Peru, be added, we shall
campaign,
the
in
for
wars
for
August
M exico
in
Feavs
exaggeration
cost
65,000
some
under
n claimed and if the between Chili
not
1879-80 if 1885
war of 1864 Danish 8000 lives lost. In all, have of the last forty years holocaust of 2.253,000 lives, war and the war Pnrapuaynn
in
the
war
lowing
and several sacks bodies, unrecognized in which remains there' are parts of the of about twenty persons."
;
Tho
Empire. conies
of
in
each,'
sacrificed
were
war
recently
government.
.
have
'we
of
report
1
III
mocracy leaders
AKT
PROTEST
the Irish National held iu Melbourne Convention the Advocate the fol gives
its
League
war
250,000
of
bill
i
25,000
ol the lives and Cochin
com
amount French loss and (he German to Russc-Turkish war
"the
60,000.
Smith 520,000 Franco-German
grand
In
were impressions heightened by far which could be heard off, flames, and by (he continual of bursting reports barrels and cart petroleum exploding 32 In the ridges. Morgue are lying
war
;
but
rose
H.IM
earnest
weird
a
very hig figure. of 1859, and the Austro-Prussian war of I860 cost each Jives in (he Secession 45,000 war, which (he .North lost lasted four years, i
Italian
inky shot -high the town.
over
frightful,
which smoke
BY
SPEECHES MINISTERS.
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flames. of
SYMPATHETIC
firo
on
from
which
rolled
and
at
many and on the Teheruuya, not Sehaslapol, (o speak (tf, the 45 noble six -hundred" of Balaclava hut of a three-quarters million Both the
flames
6et
50,000
lire,
column
colossal
a
Alma,
of
sea
a
in
were
petroleum
at
Turkey
single-handed, the on.
had been About
Company
iiinnfmMiiwi
tyrannous
-
many people of the last
been
Melbourne.
—
have
in
Cause
—
the
in War.
Irish
»
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|
How
away
|
Killed
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not men. It was by eight strong I for me: to remain ; possible longer could not bear -the I returned sight. I had come, a the sacne way though crowd of wailing women who were their hair in went and tearing despair, to the other at side of the Basin to look the fire. The gigantic petroleum tanks of Messrs. and petroleum Reith
Cleanings.
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end
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is
in
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certainly common
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are they mention,
very are
imitative some of
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one
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draw
to
gentlemen
religion,
times, the
his
—
and acting truly. speaking truly We meet here to-day (Applause.)
right, right
All
true. if
finally
we
only truthfully.
and
hopefully
things work
heartily,
(Prolonged
from Judging which the Abbe
report has made to the behaviour the
Faure on
would the
it would appear of condemned men, hardened that to even, the most criminal, and execu between sentence the period
three
only
called of the
when
asleep
were
were needed any proof which the sentence weighs be furnished upon them, he says, it would difference between a prisoner by the man sentenced aud the same reprieved. On one ho is ill, feverish, morning
If
upon.
in
manner
-
in
The
BOGEY.
merits he seems
as
tection,
content to fight of free trade
not
is
the
now
flame lurid and fanaticism that
every is
country
a
pro
votes at
candidates
protectionist Mien
it unless is that he sees subject, is a lost that free trade cause, plainly of ruin and defeat, in the grnsp already in desperation he aim3 at and that the people into some mad frightening of a action by conjuring up the spectre to blow benighted, plot dark, popish Public schools and establish all our up of the land ? a9 the religion Popery
such what
Mr.
as this vision ghastly Pulsford wishes
the
from
their
people frighten his is with action objectless. are no God there religions Pulsford's and if Mr. here,
is
to
propriety Thank disabilities in object and con J have as
this blind, ignorant raising sectarian cry is not temptible tell will he just us what stated plainly he aims at ? Would he take the franchise Catholics because from Roman they all vnta
tstfrot.bor
fi.p
(.hp
nrin.tinlp
ort'ont.
wishes
Pulsford
the believe that and bine vote for
two
straws
for
Roman
the
the
to people com Catholics
protection principle,
not
caring
but
for
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"
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1888
that
gather
solve
deaths
aud 85,892, By the excess the population
20,060. deaths
from
the
last year numbered
country
to regard and there
it
Britain.
That
"
the
In
middle 1879
"
the
marriages births would
of
ten
years million of
of the year was the population,
have
lost
and
men
sn
n
l.h
nearly
and
politics
in
and
cattle
is
the
Per
the
I
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it
and tho
of
women
loss
that
of
vast
every host
calamity. They other countries under other would employ beuefit
of
the ages the young the land, individual is
abroad
a
to
they
never
revolt
—
Dublin.
tho
her
in
Colonies. in proposing.
Berry,
Uolonuu
federation and was
Umpire, movement
the
affirmed was
prb-
making
gradually
its
felt.
him
would
accord
that
tho their
of Victoria
people new
"Governor
a
hearty welcome to their shores, as was ovinced ex by the satisfaction pressed by the Press the colony thioughout im it was mudo mediately known that Loi;d
had
the
accepted
appoint
ment. A
is comp any being formed to ac tho F<ukaby silver in South1 quire field, the capital Australia, of which has been" fixed at £25,000. Seaile aud Matteraon were enter? tained at a banquet their yesterday,
by
numerous
The Goocb, ceased Atlantic created
aquatic death the
is
supporters. announced of Sir
Daniel
eminent
The engineer. in assisted gentleman laying for cable, which service He a
Baronet
by Her Majesty
de-.
the1 was
tho
Queen, Yesterday,
tntnl
tho
employees
uuii
of
was
4
etaDiisnments oakery procession the through afterwuids a mass held which it was resolved that should constitute a week's that receive they should work done outside any
15 men
and of national enrich
go the labour that by circumstances they at home to the and of Ireland. themselves
1'rcewan.
ana
Hopetoun
from 13,830 21,667 Munster, from Con15,468 tho
It himself
interest
r
were
of
Loch.
Henry
without
assure
I
that
emigrants, 27,719 from
in
and well-
respected
As Agent General for" the Colony to whose tlieir. Governorship noble guest had been appointed he coutd
I
hours' resblved of their
working1
mously event I
;
that
I
very ,
as
to
Graham
greasing influence
I
most
for contra
betfer Sir
quote unnecessary
returns
as
intention
$misn
the
compare
himself was Sir
of
England
I
results
Leinster, from and Ulster, nausrht. Four- fifths number were between and 35 ; they were
a
no
it
that before the conclusion of .office he would succeed
I
of
Of
our
have
To
Loch's
of the greatest one factors of and he hoped prosperity, to the bonds of union, and to "strengthen do something to abolish the terrible idea once that existed that
the
100 returning having attained Further ago and upwards. that in instauce inquiry proved every the ages of these ceatenarians had not been exaggerated.
in
f
half
a
from
women
Bheep
liked
was
North, Great
were
years
home. We might that say of Governments English are Ireland but governing inscrutable, that tend in the direction of they all out Irish and of the thinning people, to quote the words of making Ireland, " Lord the mother of flocks Carlisle, herds," about ideas
than short
now neglect, her colonies. had left departure
nies were national
in illegitimate 22 in Munster,
"
General,
to
20S
at people the ways
and
the
the
in
to
appoint
that everything concerned the welfare aud happiness of the colonies. Colo
—
4,777,534." similarly —
have
we
less
is
is
the he
alter a long the of value
England,
his
four of the " of hang violent as the result deaths," that occurred ing by due process of law, within the all took in year, place Munster. Amongst the deaths register ed were 662 of persons slated to have been aged 95 years and upwards 312 and 350 and of these females malos, j
over
were
.1
far
say that these " with favourably countries." "other should bo noted
in
births
109.557, the
Registrar-
them
"There
was
is
44 were any province, 25 in Lionster, Ulster, and 7 in Gonnnught.
males and 37,374 would thus appear," " to have Registrar-General, decrease of 55,019 in the the but "population during year, " <ff a this decrease against portion "there is a set off in immigration, of " which no. official record has been ob" The estimated tained. in population
41,310
females. the says " been a
it
mariiage
for
!it
Office
and England remarked Hopetoun
rmaking
Registrar-General's long of the figures. As for the statistics of illegitimacy, we find that of a 1,000 children born in
increased but the by 23,665 persons, loss of population owing to emigration amounted to of 78,684 individuals, whom
the
Lord th'at
State relations between her colonies Lord
trusted bis term
I —
and in that there was also province " tho highest of wives (1116) percentage " not of fuil It age. may be added thut "the of persons married in percentage " Ireland who were under age is very " far below the corresponding rules in " and If Scotland." there is England in Ireland in anywhere improvidence
concerning that have Book form Tho figures
of Ireland population in Bine published just by the Registrar-General. refer the to year 1888, and we
in
was
Colonial
(nan
which he (Lord Hopetoun) gap would have. great in difficulty But he filling. intended to do his and he would best, as his home, and he Victoria regard
bo quoted of husbands under age in of Ulster, province :
proposing maintained
the
for
'
in
answerable
appreciated Sir Henry
that
charges
the
was
enthusiastic ridiculed the speech, idea of his residence in Victoria partaking of the character of an exile, as ha intended to make Victoria homo for :the his best years of liis life. the Reviewing'
that
"
serious
for
matter
the been
this
widows
wily
I
tho statistics
in
I
that from
statistics
must Registrar-General " The highest proportion " 65' per cent) married (2
Statistics.
much
is
the
—
romancists have advanced against and that them, the overwhelm frolicsome widowers. Irishmen have often been accused of and at an early marrying improvidently In this the words age. regard of tho
-
Irish
cent
per
vindicate
the
and the Scottish
the
24
fully
cannot
members,
uetween
;
widows
Parliament
same
Irish
uiese
;
iVtl!-
confident' that last expend their their rights. defending
essential solely
Ntfvy
and
efficient
at losing a Governor so by regret emir nent, prudent and popular as Sir Henry Loch. In responding Lord Hopetoun, in an
constitute
tuiat
in
irig'u¥6r
Victorian
of Governors, was and glad the case of Victoria the present was such nn exceptionally happy one. His Lordship warmly eulogised Sir Henry Loch, whose administration Earl succeeds. Hopetoun He. could a warm and hearty in predict welcome., Victoria to the new Governor, tempered
Of More
those
spinsters
miu
aud ship
respond
the
thut in choice
in
worship
wtiibh other
and
meat
and spinsters widowers 8 6 per cent ; those between bachelors and widows 3 cent and and between widowers per
circular,
the
A.qtfmnt.nd-
suffered much ? Irishmen of protection own from the want of in their country beneficent this quite sufficient principle, to unite them as ono wrong and misery of the principle in this in favour man Lot Mr. Pulsford tell the new country. of it. and make a clean breast truth
Mr.
Home
in
Ho would
be for
of worship places celebrated accord rite. Of the entire
are
marriages,
and
r
this
some
of
uuiie
per
Rule.
which principle Rulers can Home advocate Universe the problem.
systema
wuac
elections,
two
are
marriages the Jewish
ing to (lumber
a cordial containing to the annual to be conference It Dundee on the 25th Sept. a
retaining Federal
not Have the Roman Catholics a to form right any political perfect think ? Would proper opinions they Mr. Pulsford say a word about sectarian Rinnan combination if the Catholics for free trade ? What voted as one man in speaking and writing ou is his object
If
&c., Buchanan.
Methodists
there
where
.
the
for
Home
all
-
tically
not
to
nations of the be conducted
the
in
the
over,
so
that the of Scotland people are most anxious for of the restoration and that it is desir lcgislalivejjowcrs, able to this fact home to their bring loaders. .The affairs of the other
to fan into a embers of If I admit
the dying intolerance. Roman Cufcholic and protectionist,
am,
revive
these
manned. colonies
was
to
only 13,361. Protestants—
of
that
Kuutsford, health, Hopetown's
17,898
be solemnised. own 206.
can
absence/'
in
Tryon, said
Lord
General designates Registrarlate Established Church"— there are nineteen Presbyterians, Protestant in sects Ireland, places
their
'of
Derby wr&te
indisposition
thoroughly
was
was
marriages
Earl
the of
causes.
the Navy,
is
up
for to
Admiral
the
;
and
unavoidable
the
and other
Graham
'
of tho
"
as
forth
sets
this or
whom
:
George's
of Fife, the Earl
Duke
owing
arose
differ
appreciable were there the average
marriages 1888 is 15,163, anil the the last number year Besides Episcopalian
is important that it that all associations should be represented, as a Liberal are for party anxiously waiting an umistakabte from the Scottish sign wishes in regard to Homo people of their Rule for The circular Scotland. also
—
on
ence.
in
;
banquet Club, the by the
over being presided Agent- General (Sir
Roseberry, apologising
years 1888
marriages marriages the number
Presbyterian in 1888
an scarcely But in 1878
—
bachelors
Scottish
Scotland invitation helb at stated is
—
battle
2,247
19th.
issued
is
as writes follows Mr. David Buchanan : the Sydney Morning Herald Mr. It would that Sir, appear
Pulsford
3,601
of and
2,274,
is
St.
of
a'
'
The
(late
ten
at
nigiit,
at
Covers were laid for 220 and upwards of two hundred gentlemen res sent ponded to the invitations theim.
I
Politics.
PULSFORD'S
ON
BUCHANAN
to
I
artifice.
Scottish
all bear over the king than sway such is doms of the dead." At least, draw the conclusion we from the obser of the Abbe Faure. vations
DAVID
an
Sept.
man
in
1888
343 possessing which marriages
David
under the never a niglu way spent If death-sentence. had, they they said with the would have ghost of "Better to serve landless a Achilles,
Sectarianism
Church)
proceeding there wore average
tho 3 646
for
October 16 Governor
Berry).
civil
.married
new
entertained
was
proceedings Victorian
Presbyterian
'Protestants
to
attempting
last
the Registrars' It offices. of note that the ratio greatest of diminution in the number of is observable in the caso of marriages Catholics. The number of average Episcopalian Established
News.)
the
Hopetoun,
Victoria,
in
Calholic
in
Lord
20,060
347 by
Daily
London.
the
worthy
is
Catholic body who advocate protection, what fear of any danger to the Public Act ? I for so far Schools apologiso the matter To bring treating seriously. it is and dis a disgraceful up at all the last resource of a creditable trick,, defeated cause. Let it bo continued trado and I venture by the free party,
concerned shallow
for
and
years,
of
against
contract
that the common predict rationality above a device so the people will rise as woll as disreputable, and contemptible cover with and detestation all ignominy
of a pect and before him, he is spirited, bright, Outside the prison walls it is cheerful. death asserted that is prefrequently fp.rn.hla to imnrisonmeiifc for life but : it in this those who talk is evident that
ten
Church "in 2,247 were Meeting-house ;" and only
of
about breathlessly inquiring, with the prosand the next, the lifetoil at long galleys
sleepless, his fate;
rotten such
As as such of long ft.iends Schools as Mr. Dibbs, the Public Act Mr. Barton, Mr. Mr. Abbott, Fletcher,: to of mysqlf, and a host say nothing of Others, are with those of the Roruan
one
\of
the
FOREIGN.
-births
109,557 122,535
were
average
the
for
way
beasts
From
(
the decemnial of average Of the marriages, 21,942. were between Catholics 13,361 ; 3,601 were celebrated to the nccording ceremonies of " the late Established
likely
join Public
an
proceeding marriages,
purpose?
of cruel torture. to this state of feeling And appears in the night before the exe culminate murderers whom the Of eleven cution. the at last moment, Abbe attended is
tion
least
the-
make
There
aguinst
aod
intolerance, and his
him
aid
to
disappear the field.
it to be true. Is it suppose that the Roman Catholics the warmest friends of wilh. Schools fur such a Act
argument,
remarkable
t»
Government
.
French
Execution.
Awaiting
despair. forced
bigotry, to
repetition ; finds Pulsford surrounded by He is mow to the invoke
.
rotten in cause; requiring as well as his assistance, beleaguered The action of the and defeated party. Roman in voting for Catholics protec to the free trade tion, according pnrty, to overthrow Public Schools is our is Act. Such a statement not worth a serious answer. for the sake of Bnt,
applause. Men
of
its
himself
and
fanaticism
come
will
and and
cause
demons
at the altar brothers of truth and charity May the Power that is above aid us to work is just, in our feeble way for what
as
does,
absurdity, thousand
a
prevent Mr.
so
compelled
as
not
more
darkness
is,
and
does
all
)
(Applause.
contradicted
anil
exposed
(Laughter
nothing wretched
.intercolonial
©elefitams.
.
I
applause./
.your There that
all.
The
anir
jfmetfltt
j
at
this.
it
!
and
matters
you
mean
if
j
into
going
not
means
his
-
ones
to
do they nor con against landlords, tumaciously adopt Nationalist principles, and they do not require of the attentions thus it is a high triumph Coercion Acts, of Tory that I: i-dimen should policy
over
-
adopt
smaller
letter
to power Schools Act;
gaining
Public
.
home
of
the purpose throw our
'
of Victoria particulary. The at great journals and the a certain course, without here imitate them
Australia, (Laughter.)
concede strike
to
their forthwith.
It
limit.
by the
men
employers demands
of the marched streets,
Lonid
and
at meeting, hours sixty
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October 17. made last night to set fire the Oriental to Hotel at Hill. Broken however, Fortunately, the fire was an About extinguished. hour afterwards an was made attempt the to fire building again, by the aid in kerosene being laid of bags soaked beside the woodwork. are Brolcens £60 5s. ; Roundhills, £4 10s. ; Junctions £12 15s. ; Souths, 3.8s. £3 £4 4s Block British, 14's, j £5 9s. £11 4s. ; Block 10's,
been has arrested at of his capture Ballarat. the time he to stab the arresting attempted Constable (P.C. Muldany) with a large with which he cut the carving knife, Farrell states that constable's hand. his mate, ill on he left Clarke, very Banv on, three of the river the banks
Geelong
was
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5 ...
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Mrs. Mrs.
window.
October
havoc
Jno. Stephens, the murder of
the escaped convict
Mr.
Adelaide,
INTERCOLONIAL.
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hand
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An
Fitzgerald.
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the
of death shall sentence the 6th November. on
out
had
have at
his
making
Bingira
Eppel,
Coin-
to pay architect correctness of
Neil Matterson ed for Australia. The death is announced,
Charles
,,
convicted
decora
Victorian
and
was
but
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until the
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were
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the
the
on
posture. visible
Sydney,
having
of
winner
company's body was the window, and
outside
clasped ing that himself.
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feet When
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ha3 C.
D.
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witch
a
of
was
illness
skin for
found in New Zea Building
was
life,
office
Insurance
parapet
King
Majesty in
was
Collins-street.
gangrene
protest
Ugainst
of
Portugal
succumbed, him while
seized condition
rose
death
the of
report the First but premature, now
land
lost.
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.
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Stone
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Campbell Committee
.
the
demonstration.
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James
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thousand
place hours
Costello P.Eeilly
Mrs.
thanks
.
and
pay
Courriere,
taken
P.
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following subscriptions, Brigid's School, North
St.
V.G.,
sincere
.
.
for at
has
strike
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s
arid
tlonry Brown, an employee at Parry's timber shot himself with a yard, revolver at Station Spencer-street urinal to He is not to-day. expected recover. He left a note was he saying of sleep. going off his head for want
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return
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of the convicts of New For future are Caledonia. the they hulf to be allowed their not liberty of uutil after several years impris which (heir conduct onment, during treatment
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17.
Minister of has ordered
French
step back shuddered
Father Patrick
Mr.
0
to
PERTH.
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rope was placed over ed and answered color, with considerable effort, as to whether he wanted When he heard thing.
known
at
Very
with scaffold the and when step his heck he turn-
walked steady
s
the
.
The ex mines. of the former of the employees
one
the time. It is men have been killed,. sixty is unknown. of the disaster October London,
that
are
£ 12 10
.
at work
were
Long-
there
Dr.
NORTH
Eev.
Very
for Eev.
BRIGID'S,
THE begs
farewell
no
.
plosion mines,
at
occurred where
GEEALDTON.
IN
CHUECH
"
hns
Stockton, coal anil iron took in place in which many
near
ton, several
message. Landells and a firm
left
j
to
made
ST.
CATHOLIC
NEW
.
-
case.
be
might
A
-
on the pannelled An explosion
no reference murder. Pie
List BUILDING-
.
to
that the
towards
subsceiptions
of
listened with attention to the of the chaplain, and asked
.
tried,
attempting
He ministration last.
the
murderers Dr. C renin's for have been arrested the jurymuu embribe
i
which
being
are
with
connected
officials in
'
Five Court
EVERY
SATURDAY Gala
Prize
MORNING.
for
Children.
MUSIC..
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Professor
Skates FRANK
on
Roberto. Sale from
ALLUM,
15s.
Manager.
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WHOLESALE AND SPIRIT MERCHA1 AND IMPORTER.
WINE
tolIjEY
MoCLEEB:
JOHN
and
Offices
Cliff
T
AND
LIFE,
FIRE, Messrs.
Win.
(Limited)
Beers,
HAVE
IA
and
Bottl
JOHN MoCLEERY. has for private sale FREEHOLD WIT PRO PERTIES, AND WITHOUT BUILDING
H S
,
1ft
MEATS,
TJNS.
2ft
TO
TINS, FRUITS
2ft
PEA,
DAR-
"
GERMAN,
HENRY
Streets.
CLAY
of
ALWAYS
n
Preston
Richmond,
Claremont, and Derby.
field,
jarrab,
Allotments NOTE. Building from ale £21 ; in Fremantle, E30 ; Claremont, £10.
TOliLEY
WikE.
o n
—
Pertli
SPIRIT.
ETC..
(Limited.)
ALSO—
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSEMEN,
j.
CHRONOMETER, CLOCK, JEWELLER,
MAKER,
BEOS, that
inform
to
diamond,
Equitable
Customer
society
: he has Removed mor to. Mi premises nearly adjoining J Hymus's Chemist Shop, Opposite a share o f where he solicits Toorn Hall, patronage. WATCHES am j GOLD and SILVER
extensive
of
JEWELLERY
every
description
alwayi
PERTH
manager.
the
opposite
Street,
Town
BRANCH:
Esq., F.R.G.S., Forrest, Esq. Sandover, W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C.,.tfcc. Edward Scott, Esq., M.R.C.S.,
the
IN
Hall
All
AT to
UNDERTAKING FURNISHING,
and to his
EXCEEDS EVERY as may. te regarded
TION
the.
LIFE For
conducted in
inexpensively
town
building
Perth,
in
SIXERS
OF
TERMS
For
OFt
and
SOCIETY,
STRONGEST
31st December,
1888,
transacted
ever
ORGANISA
in
one
by
year
r
d.
|i| 111
H
>-
W.A.
any
FURNISHING.
FURNITURE
JJAILWAY
BAZAAR
g
have
just
10
size
37s
ex
which size
West we
3
to
a large Public at the Also Austrian lis 6d Jarrah ,
the
27s
6d.
full
6d, size
be drawn
as
soon
money
of WIRE shipment undermentioned low 8s.
WOVE
1st
Prize-
as the whole subscribed.
OF
LAND
of
J
(1
the
acre
Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which is erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage whole worth £765.
-
;
is
BLOCK
prices: We are
;
;
1889.
£800
;
full
5 guineas per quarter, to years, advance. in bapaid 2 guineas. Music and singing, Entrance Fee, £4. 8 guineas over Children 10 years,
To
size, single feet, Choirs, large at 16s, Toilet Tables and Washstands, Palliasses single, 10s 6d Couches size Mattrasses, 16s; single, covered in from 12s 6d; Spring-seated Jarrah Chests of Drawers, Polished from 60s. from 45s; Cretonne, splendidly tfiade, 5s per and Gold White and Gold Plates, 5s 6d. White doz.; Cups and Saucers, Dining full size Bedsteads, 22s 6d and all other lines of Household from 17s 6d from; Tables, Our Kauri low of Wardrobe, at equally prices. pine Bedroom Suite, Furniture consisting Toilet and Washstand, Towel Rail, at £15 be Chest Drawers, Table, 10s, cannot large in the colonies. excelled We will about the highest To parties giving up housekeeping give you cash for price without ivour Furniture, annoying delajs. and old work. for new Office arid a Furniture Estimates given Fittings speciality Furniture of Household and repaired, re-poliehed re-uphoistered, equal Every description
making
UNION,
800
MANUFACTURERS, &c. AUCTIONEERS,
Australian
offer
co,,
ART
T>OOM.
POLISHERS,
BEDDING
BROKERS,
received,
&
rs UPHOLSTERS,
RETAIL
AND
FURNITURE
WE MATTRASSES,
e
MAKERS,
TJEAD1NG
MONSTER
2nd
o
CABINET
full
under
J.ll
i
fer
£31,250,000.
over
i
I
($''
bennion,
PARTIES
CENTRAL
JOSEPH,
children,
PERTH.
over
tf
ended
TO
NOTICE
GERALDTON. —
and
BUSINESS LARGEST in the World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to
SCHOOL.
ST.
addressed
MANAGER.
and
etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
BOARDING
be
Officer.
World.
Year
for.
WHOLESALE
COfiVENT
to
SOCIETY
ASSURANCE
fred.
REILLY,
i
Street,
Business
and
expeditiously country
Medical
or
PHILIP Matikie-
kind
of its
begs
business.
carpeiiteriDg Fniidrals
letters
Chairman,
Chief
<fec.,
about to add FUNERAL
is
lie
M.L.C.,
ASSURANCE
LIFE
LIFE OTHER the LARGEST
friends
the undersigned
;
done
S-TERRACE.
of
THE
numerous
business
HAY-STREET
i
reform. of
CORN-CRUSHING
premises.
L. WIMBRIDGE, PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS.
Accumulated Funds excess SURPLUS (namely, in the on PREMIUM AMOUNT INCOME, tiiabilities) NEW the IN FORGE, in ANNUAL BUSINESS, INSURANCE
New
ihe request and others, atifionhce that
length Perth.
part
W.
EQUITABLE
funeral
GEORGE'
ST.
at any of
any
—
assurance the u.s.
Alex.
b.
Wedding Rings made to order. Time payments taken. JOHN BOWRA, Howick
the
in
DIRECTORS:—
hand.
on
life of
FIREWOOD
delivered
ALSO— on
THE
WATCH Sec.,
numerous
his
a,
and
and
cut
FREMANTLE.
PACKENHAM-STREET,
bo wr
on
UNDERTAKING done on the shortest notice and in the most respect able manner at moderate charges.
to
john
PERTH.
HIOLES of all description hand and made to order.
\TE
«& GENERAL
arthur
STREET
HAND.
ON
BONDED
AND
i,
general
,
HAY
COMPANY
&
APPLICATION.
ON
TERMS
-
of
WORKS,
STOCK
Road. Rond, Beacons Pin Busselton,
kinds
nohmmbruce
—
WINES, BEERS, SPIRITS,
5
Hampto
Also,
ASSORTED —
EXECUTE
Printing.
"OLE
A PERFECTLY
all
and
JUDGE," CIGARS, MANILLA,
t>,
AND
COMMERCIAL
TOMATOES,
Dye r, Douri
Streets. Garden and Lincoln Hil FREMANTLE.— Tuckfield, Packephan Swanjbourne, Mary, an Sputb, John, Ellen, Leah,
Hampton
RECEIVE
for
LINGS."
George,. Charles,
Murray,
prepared
„
in
Newcastle,
THE
record;
a.
„
BOO-BEC HAMS (S.A.) AND HALE TEA IN PA CKETvS, BOXES, CHESTS, IN CHAMPAGNE CIDER, PINTS, HOTEL GLASSWARE, INSECTICIDE, & BLACK'S 250's BELL VESTAS, AND POCKET TWIST PIECES, TOBACCO, "VIRGINIA BRIGHT," CIGARETTES, "CAMEO,"
THEREON,
OF
ORDERS
TINS,
,,
Retail. Perth.
.Street MANAGER
'w.
:
HOPS, AND BAGON,
le,
Oilman's Stores, Sugar, and Colonipl Produce.
PERTH.—
and
THE
SHIPS
&c. ASPARAGUS, KINGSOOTfe FISH, (S.A.) CABIN PACKET BREAD,
Co
and,
&
2ft CHICAGO CORNED BEEF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DESSERT CALIFORNIAN Do, PEACOCK'S PIE FRUITS, GREEN TINNED VEGETABLES,
on. Sale. Teas,
NOW
VARIOUS
EX
STOREKEEPER
Wliolesale
FREMANTLE,
LANDED
QUEENSLAND
MARINE.
Bulk
GENERAL
is
Co.
Younger in
GENERAL
PACKENHAM-STREET,
:
Assurance
AND
SPIRIT,
IIowick
Agency, Austral
Alliance
sc0llard, I1POBIBB
MERCHANTS'
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Australian
john AND
WINE,
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qo.
(LIMITED.)
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all
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n
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.
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landing direct wood,"
viz
Lath
chets; Miners General
Hammers; and
Picks,'
Tools in Tools of all useful Tools ; Tinmen's-
Miners'
Carpenters'
;
Tomahawks;
Messrs ;
o
Machines
o
Cheap
seats
;
cap
in
Braces,
Bits and Hard
Auger for
our
Hammers,
and American
mers;
Leather American Jfatent
—
Liuciuiu
i
a
bcrew
I
of Carriage
Variety Also,
Cutlery (Pampa Brand)
Knives
of
assortment
Axles
a
acceptance Hurdles, 2/, Sports to i
noon, at an in a future
association
sufficient
a
the for
official
which
will
AND
the
K.G.S.
in
(Near
Perth..
501ks.
frontage One mile
His
N.
Transfer. including 2 miles of Town Hall, South acre. side of the from £2 per acre.
£20,
Price,
ROBERT
Land within from £3 per
Harbour,
J
ALWAYS assortment
in
and varied stock, a large of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, and Gents' Saddles Riding
Ladies'
and
to
to
announce
Public BUSI-
tlio
that he has STARTED generally NESS in the above branches, and hopes to business and good by strict attention to solicit a fair share of workmanship, patronage. public Vehicles of all descriptions on hand and made to order, American viz., Waggons,
Express Waggons. Buggies, Spring Drays, Carts, Waggons, etc. ALL
REPAIRS
NEATLY
Sponges, Combs, 'Scrapers, etc. Blacking,
'
TRIAL
orders sent executed with all R.H. W.A.
most
manner
Traps,
EXECUTED.
POSSIBLE
in
any
Terms
Perth,
July
8'I.LVEft
P<)
and A.
J.
October
£
obO
0
two
ROTHE HUNTER
years,
No If fine
S.
UH A M
Hard
More
yon will stop rich clothes, food
and and
of
or
using cine that trust
Soule's
in
employing much
so
of
the
you only that simple, American
always good times
Hop
a
trifling
and
cost,
have
E
Bitters; and
good
the
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you health.
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;
life
foolish doctors
humbug
harm,
)
West,
that "
the
"
STRIKE.
in
my
now
in
bay GELDING,
dark
rising
liigli,
and
run,
E.
three years under saddle
my
about old,
on
near
R,
I
T
.0
E.
A LL
Dr.
horses
by
cures
will
see
Chron
1st
must
be cleared off my run 1890, otherwise they
January, he destroyed. GEORGE
Toodyay,
9tli
October,
BISHOP, 1889.
planned
with, which it the rapidity spread from school
was
especially manifested
for
the for
to
to
difficulty
and
revolts, an
external
one it,
which because
Our duty imposes on
deals no
to
with other
the rising us the task
the
be
final.
of
applying
radical remedy without delay, to do this and in order with effect, of out the causes. To seeking our mind the causes are patent and lie the surface. upon very The the Yicar Very Reverend General no uttered unconsidered some
the reference; narratives are
they become bare,
until
and
uninteresting
nirnvi
rn V
U
and
.
h
w
DUUO
of
Faith
and
of all
and claim what
we
may to
likely
of that
Deprived
are
not
as
with
—
acceptance, of religion, are children ?
lb ULLb
a
Wlioip
J
to
religious
they
are
it
implies,
of from
gather
obedience
?
.
or
fear
the
of
of
a. sense
teacher's and. duty motives
love
for these are parents, in the order of nature; grow which, weaker. God daily By excluding secularism children of deprives the one and efficacious potent 'i
sanction
for
and selfobedience Abstract considerations
restraint.
of right
and
.to
ence
without
wrong,
Supreme
a
induce .to powerless mit to the control
refer-, ;
Ruler; to.
men
'are siib-.
without
which safe and un of course, be will, when the objected that, daily course of secular is. instruction ministers of religion are completed, free to give doctrinal instruction to the children of their own,, de nomination. The fa'dtH-fhat very exist
cannot' society disturbed. It
this
arrangement for argument
an
tem
its
by
that
in
It
that
a
a
th
e
a
r'6iie
convince' not
them
a
practical which is to and enterinto
.
thing lives
all
our
contrary,
is
limited'
very
not
our pervade and guide
the
own
effectually is religion
matter,
!
is
its
it
as
sys how
proposal children the idea a tolerable very but that its place,
upon
is
will
secular shows
misconceive
effect
religion
thing place
the
they In
position. to impress
put forward
is
supporters
thoroughly
of
generations
of sacred
men
apology
to
J
can
of
taste
from
frown
But
cause
tone
a
is
just,
least
this wo with cannot vest contented. The of uprising children which we have just witnessed to demand seems some than more mere forcible thing No of treatiug suppression. way the insubordinate of the spirit be youth of the present day can considered other than satisfactory
possible,
mysteries
tainly,
their
submission.
as
—
be
at
compel
seldom
theNot cer the meagre and colour tainly less moral which alone is teaching permitted by the secular system an inculcation of principles which do not rise above a pagan standand are cursed with ard, pagan; And barreness. as cer.not,
and,
with
God
ill-
up
training whence motives
satisfaction.
cope
religion.
of
rvr Wl
grow
contempt
to is not of course, that children will ever succeed in freeing themselves from the' restraints and important, necessary duties of the though wearisome, school-room. At the worst it will be always a matter of small
true
name
the
upon our sentiments well ask,
it-
cannot
absurdity in the
result
aside contemptuously demonstrable,.;, mathematically therefore having no inherent
it parental authority is, probably, quite without parallel. Though; a movement of children it displays certain characteristics prominently which we have not been accus tomed to associate with childish and opens a view of years, up
which with be feared,
the
logical
:put
and
magisterial
with
venerable
out,
school,
daring
always
as
iOWiUO
the
which
only of all
pruned away .meaningless
signific
with
a
can
the
where
neip-
and carried
is
Where tioned for
the
iook
new
for
devise' alike
them a religion acceptable Christian and to to Jew, Deist and to to be Agnostic, lievers to and unbelievers of all kinds and denomina which elimination
isa not matter to be so present over. It lightly passed presents certain features which sharply :and unpleasantly it from distinguish all other outbreaks of juvenile the kind. For the boldness with
tact
to
to
tions,
young in thou schools stand
a
was
anti-
really
attempt
for
of amusement, how ever, give way to much less speedily considerations. "Bar agreeable outs," indeed, are of no infrequent oc and have too often formed currence, the staple of our youthful reading, if even they have not occasionally into entered our experi youthful to be deemed ences, worthy of more than notice. But the passing strike concluded for the just
it
not
if
The
christian.
'
have " strike" to have
Thoughts
which
Godless
becomes
'
!
who
ludicrous audacious the streets
quite
assertion
a upon vicious and
essentially
;
and amaze and to parents the question What shall Ido with my son ?-f-" on,
truth in the perfect that secular schools are. schools. Day by day it clearer that rest they
principle 'unchristian,
1889.
24,
ment,
contemplated
vonr
will
combat for
,
puuagugues lost in rage
possibilities
—
much
quack
pure
Hotel North
—
clothing of things
vjio
H,
BROUGHT in Chesnut one MARE, Star on forehead, fourteen hands, branded HW on near shoulder. (conjoined) fourteen Brown FILLY, and a ALSO, branded 3H3 half on near hands, shoulder. fifteen ALSO, Bay MARE, with foal, W T shoulder. hands, branded p near Will be sold accord Now in paddock. ing to law. GEORGE BISHOP. 6d. 10s. Toodyay, 9th October 1889.
buy good,
stop
at both
& TEE, Cossack.
Jjf
belter
expensive
does
at
so
stylo,
oft
0
years
Times.
food, healthy cheaper' real and substantial get more every Avay, and especially habit
two
S I L V
spending
of
C
Gapped
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
at J.
held
side some white star on forehead, short blaze, tail, crop off one ear, other brand or mark visible. If not no within the time allowed claimed by law will be sold to defray expenses. CHAS. HENNESSY. Newcastle, Carrol, Soph. 2:5, .1889. Us. <kl.
Murray-streets.
Guaranteed Albany.;
late
17 1889.
one
like
thing small
HUNTEll,
be
—
T.I
in
GOT paddock, 14 hands branded
colony.
Jewelled,
GALLE'S,
P/? teed
LEVER
the
It
1S8!>.
15,
the
and
0
CHIPPER.
J.
and
Hay
Railway
Agent for Messrs. WATSON Roebourne
Moderate.
DONALD
the
(Near
PRICES, the
of
part
will
and promptness. PRIZE at the
care
FIRST
Note tlie Address 6®" SMIT R 0 B E R T Barrack Street,
i
LOWEST
and
Saddlery
shortest notice respectable ab the
on
in the
otherwise
or
Show Agricultural Society's for "the best Guildford, collection Harness. and
Perth,
and
by post
obtained
SOLICITED.
Undertaking
Saddles
Skins, Brushes, Harness Oils,
Clippers,
All
Wholesale
A
Girls'
Chamois
Spurs,
BEGS
eyes
—
Bridles, Boys' Pack Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Saddles, Horse and all requisites for a first Clothing, class Stable or Hostelry, including Whips,
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A
Saddlery
of
Harness.
and
WHEELWRIGHT,
TT"NTT\TjlT>rn
kinds
all
your
—
QHIPPIJR
COACHBUILDER,
of and
Harness,
JJONALD
Frederick
SMITH
Manufacturer
GALLE.
J.
TO
the Sir Governor, Broome, K.C.M.G.
Excellency
overlooking
Office,
MENT
iffifilil
auu
ance.
Hotel.)
to
try
IX.
children
of
acquires
APPOINT-
SPECIAL
depth.
Post
lessly
Committee.
PERTH. Railway
of
tJinpuy
HARNESS STREET.
BARRACK
WORKS,
Pius
—
and
purpose, and
iniquity having before for those who
rebels parading sands while the hated
—
LAND.
BTJIDING 2751ks.
after
Secretary,
SADDLE
school
thought
be notified
Sports
your
CHILDREN'S
sense
DREW,
BY
from
for
fee
in resist
irresistibly
advertisement.
Cash Ironmonger,
LOTS,
2/6.,
6d. in the
commence
P.O.Y.M.S.
GREEN,
ALBANY
up
Sheffield
Nomination
M.
St.
fi.
mav
pussess.
same
acceptance,
J.
Saints.
recently-been engaged in a claim at least furnished readers of newspapers the world with a throughout novel sensation. The distinctly first which the news feeling rise to is of surprised one gives There amusement. is something which to the appeals
quali-
uo
Tuesday.
hour
PIONEER
Street,
WL.
reward prepared of Christ."
The
great Hard
general
Murray
Catholic
1/.
All
a
Ball.
uuuijjfcJULurs
received by to the following Nominations fee
B.C.D.
P.O.
name
THE
for
ware.
LEVI
Cricket
be
and
useful
aul
and
;
Fittings. and
Table
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;
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Jude. Ab.
THURSDAY,OCTOBER
Jump, Hop the Weight
Putting
the
and
of
indefatigable undaunted spirit evil with good, conquer
with a list handicaps, for the last of performances two must be sent to the Secretary years, will by 29th October; acceptances
an
;
Ansehn
Vigil
with
Hard wick.
:
Nominations
of Ham assortment Patent Compressed for Washers, Buggy Axles; Half Patent Mail Axles;
Axles
High
any be considered
will
i
Carpenters' Brace Bits, made Augers, especially Woods Adze-eye nail ;
7,
Columba,
St.
"Be
E.
J.
off are a to come and Hurdle Handi for each being 100
distance
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Boats
Chairs;
and S feet; Five Qualities
6,
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;
Table
High
Oars,
St
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TUES. WED. THTJR.
Simon
SOCIETY.
and
Healy the
Among Sheffield
extra and fittings; Chairs Wood and Low Children's Chairs,
American
Sts.
Siricius
the the
Pumps
Douglas Cane
Wrininc
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P.O.: P.M.
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MON.
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AUSPICES
Handicapfers
;
Archangel I.
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Wheelwright's Hand Bow Saws, Tennon Saw's, American Saws, Key Hole Saws, etc. Patent Pig Rings ; Coach Wrenches and Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Wliiffletrees, Buggy Lamps, and a splendid assortment of Carriageware and Axe Fittings; Miners Oval Pick Handles, Handles, Eye Pick Handles ; Grub Hoes, Mat Garden tocks, Hoes, Spades and Dig Forks Self Patent Acting ging Blind Enterprise Meat Rollers ; Choppeus in the Best Mincers (the ;
Raphael,
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THE
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On Nov. UNDER
St.
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JTHLETIC
assortment
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Boys'
;
24.
ex
.
makers
OCTOBER.
now
Stan
words when he described the children's as a declar insurrection ation on their would they part not of the obey— a repitition ecNon serviam" which been has the slogan of rebellion from the and ascribed its ori beginning to the absence of gin religious influence in schools. By many marks and tokens' the agitation itself the proclaims legitimate of the system of secular offspring and constitutes a education, strong 6f it. There impeachment is
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to the gated half-hours spare after the real work of remaining the day has been accomplished.
The utmost children thus
;
we could trained is
would with "
what acquire very proper The Sunday piefy."
denominational never
to
have
such
willingly grave taken
hope- for that they '
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Athletic
and
Handicap to
Handicap, open under the auspices Club.
run
;
all
comers,
Donnelly, Tuesday, the 13th inst, Patrick in in the engaged sandalwooding of with an tnct neighbourhood Yarragin, On while
\
Owing
the
to
Heart
" Gibbons W e want our children receive an education that to will make them not only learned, but men. want them We pious to be not members only polished of society, but also conscientious Christians. We desire for them a that will form their training hearts well as as expand their mind. to be not We. wish them
state
wet
Friday evening of the meeting
of
the
weather
the attendance branch of the
last,
male
Association
in
the
on
at the Sacred
Cathedral
him We
I
k
the world, of God."
of
men
only above
men
all,
to remind requested intending in the handicaps to be run under of the Perth Catholic auspices Young nominations Men's to forward their Society to the next. Secretary by Tuesday
|
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ILVc al ttia
i
the Lordship Southern' Districts
the
|
be taught
inienl,
an& last
from
Steps
for
nominations
The A.
Turf total
Sept.
1889
At
Races
Club's
The
the
week
community
four
was
in
W
published. of the
population
of the
handicaps
are
Bishop School,
Fremantle.
Moffat, had before Teacher's
church
new
a
their
town.
columns, aid
ill
central
a
be
seen
subscription of the worthy
in1
came
issue.
It
:
will
next
appear
week.
at Next. Tuesday,, a meeting, is to be held Criterion tlie Hotel, Perth, for the purpose of of considering the advisability an forming in the colony. Hours' association eight
the
the
.
:
and
.
"
According issue
telegram
of the has left
West
Scott of
members, nominate
'Australian,
next
the'., a
.financial
magnificent in
manner
his
year.
duties
to
the
in
important
the
Legislaliye
by
the
Council
to for
the
cifcy certainly
is
His'Excellency
tormorrow,'
be
to
With
meets
afternoon, Council will
Honor
at
3
o'clock,
the
be
opened by
His of
A
Governor.
the;;
of the
the
for the ordered occasion, 3s.each' as compensation
has
for
been
receiving
men
their
of
loss
.
tiihe.
Guard
Rifles
Metropolitan
Several
months, in the. sentenced
was, and
ago, Police
City...
to of
Mr.
James
Grave
fined
Court,
£30
imprisonment
hour's
one
the act. Mr. breach' licensing to the onappealed Supreme court But "the the decision. Tuesday against stated who presided, Acting Chief Justice, a
.
Grave
that
lie
Gra ter
ve !
Court tion
Last
had
lu.nl
untilafter
iio .jurifsdiefeion move not made any the of 'sitting
following therefore evening,
Employes
since
-
the conviction. stands.
at
p;30
o'clock,
Reading Room the
was
in
the The
Mr.
tJm
mat
Supreme
the
convic
Railway
opened
with
being interesting great of the by Mrs. Wright, pel-formed of Railways, amidst a Hon. Commissioner, of officials, assemblage railway .large and otherrfriends from Fremantle citizens, of the As souvenir and Guildford. a Mrs. occasion, Wright was presented with a handsome wrought in silver, door-key, and embellished handsdmely' suitably of the This artistic inscribed. specimen art was manufactured silver smith's by Mr. of Hay-street. A A. Foucliard, jeweller, soiree and musical entertainment, together was followed, with several addresses which the drawback only highly appreciated was experienced being that" much difficulty the for in accommodation large finding who attended. number eclat,
ceremony the wife
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pleasure Mr. John
that
School, examination
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test
for
the
the
perseverance his studies, he has recently,
blessed
with
subjects Com
their
literary
seems
destined,
Man
determi by Mr.
and
reflected of his own
our
in renowned
become
the in
attainments, in course
of pursuit the colony this
as
of
young time,
to
become.
AT
TEA-MEETING
THE
NORTH
Friday's
fond
of
oe
Record.
the
DABDANUP.
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FREMANTLE,
dis
the
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W e are requested Sir, by the committee of the W.A. to Typographical Society thank for your able leader on you very "the Printers' in which Union," you so before bring prominently your numerous readers and the general public some of the objects for which our Society is trust established, and Ave that the Record will over retain those sterling ivhich it has stirred the town principles of Perth recent Avith, in its and issue, never the formation of the may regret W.A. and the Typographical Society, to the space of its given advocacy cause."
to imitated, men young who, no talents of mean a similar only exhibited
of
they purpose,
of
fact
be
might
natural if
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following which
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difficult
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PRINTERS.
We have received the following letter by the President and Secretary of (signed the W.A. in Typographical Society) of our article The on acknowledgment Printers' Union" and its We objects. need hardly that such a proof of the say with which our views on the appreciation have been met by the members of subject the Typographical is as unexpected Society to as it is gratifying us
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FROM
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himself
gratification which
not He
embraced
order, would, steadfastness
THANKS
a
and
Certificate back Adkinson
passed the nearly
obtaining
and in
man
for
Schools,
Competency,
Mr.
success
marks,
com
in
-
Boys' an
number
fresh
us
field.
and
accord,
of a fellow found guilty of which
was prisoner the Kimberley
district,
Bookkeeping, Analysis, School Physical Geography,
the
by
crime
views,
of
;
.
for.
in
was
The
dis judging by his public the sports and pastimes, dear a like to Englishmen and Australians, would decidedly as if Victoria it appear in its new fortunate Gover was singularly doubtless Victorians nor. But, although forward with are pleasurable looking to Lord arrival Hopetoun's anticipation would and sojourn they amongst them have been at least as glad if their present had been the post Government given vacant Sir rendered of by the removal to the Australians Henry-Loch Gape. the merits of are very ready to recognise William Sir such men .as Sir Robinson, or Sir William Jervois. Henry Locli, They who have done good service to are men and to the Australian col the State and of onies especially although jiot not the ad private means, having large ditional glamour of high rank, --they have and respected made themselves popular and personal by their hospitality dignity. Australians would bo annoyed to see the because a claims of such men passed'over at the con of State had arrived Secretary the clusion that what colonists particu wanted in ohoir Governors wore the larly of rank and adventitious adjuncts high to be trusted fortune. It is. therefore or future that before Lord Kuutsford any of State new any Secretary appoints service due provision Governors to the be made for those who have served will to and in some cases their apprenticeship grown grey in the service of the Empire of its colonial as governors dependencies, not and that he will give the best colonies untried men be to and merely young and high born. To are rich cause they to tho colonies as well do so is an insult to individuals who a gross unfairness as It imputes to deserve well of the State. and snobbish the former ideas, degrading which call for indignant repudiation." courses,
-
To-morrow
last
good speaner,
has
it to accept an invitations found impossible the Carnarvon Road, received by him' from the the to visit Board, Gascoyne during races-there. thrifcoming
Legislative' Excellency
same
of
nation Moffat
Malay,
—
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Louie,
a
expressed we Herald, agree To-day the Earl of is leaving England for Australia Hopetoun of Victoria, to assume the Governorship were and it would really appear as if he the beau ideal of what a colonial gover should be. nor Noble, rich, generous, me who if not in his expenditure lavish, a in connection with has filled position of St. James, who has acted as the Court inScotland with the Queen's representative tact and ability, a sufficiently exceptional leading entirely
brought
which Governor
Council, the
June
murder
known and
From
The
past.
business
the named
Pres
Harry
efforts
well
much
to
winning
trict.
testimony to the satisfactory out which His Worship has carried
mayoral,
Owingbefore
of This
mayor
as
day, wilful
their
twenty-four
P.
us
gave
efforts
the
the trial of Arithmetic
criminal
its
Tuesday's Inspector
has been requisitioned the Perth City
himself
for
in
Court,,
sentenced to death. convicted the
the jury mitted in
for Geraldton per Franklin Troy with the native ih. Carnarvon connection cave at the Gascoyne. shooting Dr.
other
countryman
r
.
Supreme
indicted
most' took place ceremony interesting at the Fremantle morning yesterday. occasion" being the Convent, the' recep A full of sisters. tion" twonew. report next. for in our be looked may in
in
for At
A
a
former
knowledge,
sittings,
to
says
.
industrious
R.I.
before
affords immense
that
Australia who can and beat O'Connor. They are Stansbury And he states it as his M' Clean. opinion that Searle could defeat the three best scullers in the world, one after another, in one week, at any distance. in
men
at Sawyer's for insertion
correspondent to hand too-late
present
our
Hanlan
________
our
of
object It the
examination,
two
are
his —
Teacher's few weeks
a
of
agement,
there Searle
the
and himself
position,
believes besides
in
all
serious
—
for —
number
known.
he
did the
committee in ivhose hands were for the soiree the arrangements placed held last week at North Fremantle have bo reason to satisfied with the evei-y accorded tho tea-meoting and ..patronage entertainment by tho general public. From a financial point of view, the soiree not have been more could possibly
Permit
successtui
took
in
place, of the
uie
sonooinouse
inasmuch
as
in
every
wmcti
it
available
referred to. was fully part building It had been made known, occupied. to the some time previous of the holding that tlie were to be soiree, proceeds to the augmentation of devoted the fund initiated for the purpose of assisting to oil' tho debt on the schoolhouse pay errected at North Fremantle recently in the oft-manifested de and, no doubt, sire of the portonians to render help to all is to be found tho deserving objects of the explanation astonishingly large -attendance. .At o'clock the pro eight unavoidable In the ceedings began. absence of Mr. who had been Gibbons, asked to preside, the chair, at tho request taken by Mr. F. J. of the assemblage, was Townsend a vigorous who, after onslaught had been made by thoso present on an extensive assortment of edibles, gave an address as all who have which, opening Mr. heard Townsend in speak public must was and to the' conclude, practical The with Chairman, a few point. pre fatory remarks, .proposed, successively, of the toasts "The and "Tlie Pope" is it needless to Queen- .which toasts, in were honoured, a state, fitting way. A pianoforte duet, by Miss M. played and Miss Hovron, McCarthy opened the entertainment and this musical piece, well rendered, was followed by a song from Mr. which was Harbutt, highly Mr. T. Kelly the appreciated. proposed toast of "The in a Bishop and Clergy Rev. A. and the happy style, Very Bourke in most humorous responded terms. for Miss Pearse's secured song the fair vocalist while deafening plaudits, the efforts of Miss the McKay deserved hearty applause she drew from lier hearers. Mr. Moreh cad's entitled lecturotte, " Jokes of the Bench and Bar," came next. It was' a treat, and the talented gen tleman. 'the audience in roars of kept The song by its laughter delivery. during Mr. Arnold was well given and well re ceived while Miss Nicolay's debut before successful. Mr. the public was highly James then on "The Whitely spoke ;
"
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;
our me
own
to
Correspondent.
correct
a
slight
error
ocaurred in The word, my last. in the second agriculture paragraph should have been apiculture. the visitors to the Geeen Among Bushes tin-field last week Avas His the Rt. Rev. Dr. Gibnev. Lordship Avho Avas Rev. Father accompanied by the His and Father Brady. Lordship Brady returned to on Bunbury Thursday last, and the Bishop took his for departure Perth on by steamer Monday. Father said Mass last here Brady the Encyclical letter of Sunday, when Avas read by his reverence. Pope Leo XIII. This was communion day for the members of tho male branch of the Sacred Heart and a creditable number of Association, the members received the Blessed Sacrament. The weather and during tho keeps fair, past Aveek Ave have had some extremely hot days. All crops are coming on Avell, and there are of a good prospects bountiful harvest. Colds and influenza are here. prevalent Oct. 17th. Avhich
.
,
.
The letter Valley
that his ones
Fremantle are
but life, rendered
of his
crushing
large this victory alone, since then, appears, prepared examination in which the test and the more severe trying
an
presented
'
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S,
of
body companions
exceptionally with content it
more
Efficiency
object.
An named native, aboriginal Jimmy has been arrested near Bunlit, Albany for' of his own in the murder' of one tribe 18S1. Since that year he was wanted by but succeeded in eluding the police, cap ture up to a few weeks ago.
.
|
Railway
for
honors.
panes
an
be would examination
has
list
means
wheels
his
stood successfully of the Inspector Certificate of
himself
position from our
a
it
ago,
position Perth
the-
Not marks. Mr. Moffat,
Catholic the erec
towards
in will
As
the
by
30th
on
colony
broken 'some have, the -windows at the East The offenders Station.
Larrikins glass in
of
iu
-
open
uocu
months in a
lie
the
the next Sunday afternoon the handsome new convent
will
of
advertising been opened
43,352.
o'clock
iiuu
to
sliobt.
taken being, at Geraldton
are'
tion I
to
how
uu
unoy
Some
secured
returned
Bishop
uiitit
jraybiuiu
His his
save
much for respected inoffensive manner
was
and
Some larrikins have broken a number of Catholic schoolhouse windows of the new at North Fremantle. the Apparently to show in young ideas of the place wish
hut,
over
some
by
the
injuries and lie died within unavailing, a hours. was a Donnelly farmer, resident of Nunylein the Toodyay
are
the
Ui
I
very badly. to power thejr character of his
competitors
'
I
cart'
Having
fatally. he
before
ground passed
—
I I I I
the which
'
I
large
resulted to ride
load
to
fell
usual.
as
his
got upon
'
I I
as
which
accident
not
was
—
:
Sunday.
a
we
warmth,
A' eire broke out on board the steamer Maid of Lincoln in theFremsiutle harbour but was be a few days ago, extinguished fore serious any damage had been done.
a
the W. A. A.'
of
on
with his usual celebrate," and Miss impressiveness. of "Dublin Regan's rendering Bay" the audience At pleased immensely. this recitation from a humorous stage, Mark Twain was delivered by Mr. J. F. who displayed Whitely, great elocutionary and considerable powers, provoked a mirth. After Harbutt, song from Mr. and a few other toasts had been proposed and honoured, and Mr. Pearse, M.L.C., had made a neat speech in acknowledg ment of some well-earned compliments the proceedings, which had paid him, been orderly were throughout, brought to close. The amount a realised by the of sale of tickets was the respectable sum and more £16, undoubtedly would have been made if the hall was large enough to accomodate all who wished to attend. To those who assisted in making the a success and they are many tea-meeting and of different forms of belief -the thanks of the whole Catholic Community, we need are due. We hardly explain, that regret owing to the limited space at our this week, cannot we disposal give a fuller of the soiree. report event
;
.
were
'
allowing liquor licensed premises
-
-Sheffield
secular instrucshall be at least up to the standard of that given in secular State schools. For the rest their in aims are well expressed Cardinal' the words of eloquent
guarantee tion imparted
has been fined £50 be consumed on his
to
for
GERALDTON. «
From
our
oavii
Correspondent.
of On the morning Saturday last the Auslraliitd" put in an appearance, and, after .some cm taking cargo board, pro She ceeded north at -1 p.m. took from here a few passengers, Avho went to try tlieir fortunes at the gold fields. ;On Monday the Aveather Avas squally, ancl somo very showers fell. heavy Thursday and night, Friday Friday out more than Avas night turned Avintry midwinter. There Avas rain, lightning, a thunder and leaden sky. It is now six months to a day, since the rain set in, and that time there has not been one during of Aveelc Hoav does that dry Aveather. for Australia count ? The other colonies this island-continent on share the same but (make a note on this all blessing you Avhom it the may concern) Sydney and he Avould meteorologist predicts says stake all on it fiis the (perhaps all had a W in it) that there Avould bo three of years after this. I drought sake however hope for the country's to his fame that derogatory his prognostication will prove untrue,. "
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that
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The
our
own
monthly
branch
of
Correspondent. of
meeting
the
association
Heart was held on but the attendance
of
the the
male Sacred
Friday
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evening last, rather small. However, very large number, approach ed' Holy Communion on Sunday, among whom I noticed the members of the HiA.C.B. in regalia. Society A meeting of ratepayers was held in the Town Hall on to Friday last, 11th inst., consider the. of the Council with report of the regard to their action in the matter health rate. The Mayor, Mr. L. V. deHamel, the chair and there occupied was a It appears that large attendance. the local board of health and the Council was
a
not
are
rate
special
and
somewhat
which during in indulged towards the the members Council and
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sports
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next.
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£7. of
Quellington
return,
inhabitants
with pic-nic The proceeds
a
up
pastimes.
a school room. erecting of an auditor in election the is notified Municipality
out-door are
to go
towards The with
connection to take
25th inst. at 11 a.m. on Friday named William was Inkpen young man for trial last committed week for illegally Union Bank. on the uttering a cheque bad We have a steady downpour of rain is still the week and the weaiHer during
place A
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understand that the given the coal discovery mentioned in is on the Collie River at a spot my last, " called distance Its from Damper Flat." is about 32 miles. A new dis Bunbury of tin has been made by Mr. D. covery Bernd, at the 36 mile on the Block road, some 17 miles nearer than the original finds at Green Bushes. A meeting of the Cricket Bunbury Club held was m the Mechanics' Insti on for the purpose tute, Saturday last, PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S of arranging a match. It was decided at SOCIETY. to match on the meeting the Show play a Prizes were offered day. by Messrs. came on The mock which tor trial, Stafford and Stevens for the best scorers on on Thursday last and continued hearing the season. throughout the as it was evening, proved following Another of tin arrived in treat to intended— a the consignment side-splitting from the Bunbury members and This act visitors. was an Bunbury Syndicate's last week. The quantity M. was instituted as property by Mr. Horrigan, ion Mayor of Perth, against Mr. J. Drew, for fifty bags. defamA meeting of the Stanifer damages for certain alleged Company £5000 statements which had been uttered was held at the Hotel laBt atory "Wellington when he framed a resoweek by the defendant, for the of carrying out purpose on the lution calling May or to resign bis posi some with a Melbourne arrangements Father Duff tion through neglect of duty. firm. An expert has come over from the Messrs. Jno. and and W. J. Reardon Kelly colonies behalf this to on of firm view the with the occupied, appropriate dignity, Stanifer I believe Company's property. bench. And to Mr. T. Roach was 'judicial he is very well pleased with the appear the office of The Registrar. assigned ance of the field in general assisted by Mr. Jno. Conway, con plaintiff, Mr. E. Woodrow, went while Mr. with post master, ducted his own case, Drew, to the Blackwood last week and on his him Mr. H. Lockyer defended assisting, return brought in some self. were commenced splendid The speci proceedings by mens of tin with him. Mr. and tel Conway, who stated, in forcible A the grounds which match was the on the pigeon-flying arranged ling language, In his carefully other Two action was based. studied of the carrier day. pigeons he contended breed taken out remarks, that the defendant were a distance of 25 that the motion miles and let go, and they came in in 35 did- not act in good faith, of the was not made in the interests minutes. pubvivid lie in a ; and he described, manner, Oct. 15th. and loss the the injury had sus plaintiff tained. The first witness for called the was Mr. C. Begley, who plaintiff appeared and whose evidence YORK. an hotel proprietor, ,.as to to disprove was intended the accusation the formulated that by Mr. Drew, From a Correspondent. over Mayor had been bought by the This witness such underwent publicans. Father Gibney, who had been during the;, cross-examination at the hands of 'en severe week oh a tour the!' collecting through -the defendant that he broke completely and Mourambine reached! Beverley districts, Mr. Shields a down. was storekeeper Mass York in time to celebrate ten o'clock next who proved special examined, damage. on After to the Sunday. Mass, be referred the .He was followed by Mr. W. Guilfoyle, of his and his. cause absence, expressed 'Town The of his statements Clerk. gist at not haviner been home in time regret to in to refute the asser Consisted striving celebrate first Mass for the members of thethe plaintiff, as tion that mayor, had male branch of the S.H.A. He was he glad, to inform the that Employed the muncipal funds in constructsaid, congregation his; Mr. roads to his for the Beverley 'ing private property. canvass through thosedistricts, successful. He had, except;' Downey, a Bank Manager, was then called. church, was very ;He how the credit of described the in few he stated, received!: a cases, very had been stopped The: plaintiff to his owing to the satisfactory appeals. responses to him on of the inhabitants the-: of. government intending prosecute great majority of the defendant's the strength and localities he visit were non-Catholics. Hence charges Mr. a summoned the and due was thanks weie to Dromey, contractor, praise greater the Mayor did to state that them, not, as alleged contracts to his relatives jfet and friends at to the A writes correspondent Beverley This concluded high prices. the follows Roman Chronicle as The Ridiculously case. Mr. H. 'plaintiff's Lockyer opened of our Catholic community intend;, portion the in an ;for defence, excellent on a aj shortly erecting place of worship some of the allegations and ihianner, admitting not to the Railway Hotel," grant next of the Statement Claim and. denying The ;in indeed before it is needed. present; He placed Mr. .Others. J. Pendergast in mud walls and of thatched roof,' building to the the box to sustain the statement as aboat or thirty capable of seating twenty and .plaintiff is totally unfit for divine service, having been bought over by the people, counsel it is built. Although the opposing the terrace which publicans. upon disgraces hard to upset his evidence have been I understand that lists strove he failed supscription Mr. P. Corbett, a Bank corroborated clerk, opened, and the Rev. P. J. Gibney is making 'what had been said a personal canvass, by the previous scene
am
discussion,
of
informed that a walking match for two miles for £50 aside has been between Mr. P. Lamb of arranged Albany and Mr. J. Thomas of Tor Bay, to take Hall place in the Town on the 9th of November. October 13th. Albany,
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there has been nothing my of any particular interest to communicate in faob, I never knew to Northampton wear a duller aspect than it does now. The principal of this industry (mining) almost to have to\yn seems collapsed ; much so that I don't think so there well, at work are a dozen miners in the whole of the district, and when the number of miners dwindle down to this insignificant such on an extensive mineral figure field as the district, Northampton things could not come to a much worse stage laBt
Jess,,
a
total
collapse.
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The following, is a. return of gold, the produce of this colony, entered for export, the ended 30th quarter during September, the following From 1889, at ports Wynd-. 186 oiss,9dwts.;from ham, direct, Wyndham via. 62 oza. from Fremantle, Derby, direct, 660 ozs from 41 ozs."' Derby, wid Fremantle, From Cossack via 2263 direct, Fremantle, Gold.
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Branch
quarterly meeting held on Tuesday last, 8th inst., the the chair Bro. A. Gee. occupied President, and there was a attendance. very large Mr. W. A. Simmons was elected an duly The medical certifi honorary member. of Messrs. W. M. cates Noonan, McMahon, and Jas. Dodds were read and a ballot and the candi received, taken, dates elected and initiated. Messrs. J. C. elected as Smith and G. Smythe were The balance sheet honorary members. for last was read and quarter passed. read an account for £7 from The Secretary Star of the Sea' Branch for Regalia, on the motion of the Secretary which, It was decided was passed for payment. receive that the Secretary a of salary one The President guinea per quarter. members to reminded that according notice at a given previous meeting the members would be expected to approach in a body on the followHoly Communion full attena ing Sunday and requested dance thereat.— £6 lis. Od. Receipts, oi
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The CatholicB of have been Bunbury honoured from His Lordship, by a visit the Bishop. He arrived here by mail coach from the VasBe on Monday last, and proceeded to the Blackwood, accom on Tues panied by the Rev. Fr. Brady, His Lordship returned to Bunbury day. on He celebrated Mass in Thursday. our at 10 a.m on chapel Sunday, and it was attended bv a verv large congregaI
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very harmoniously to the levying of a regard 3d. in the £. After a long
of
hayajl
for
C. Knight, despatch of one on Tuesday Yilgarn is
fare
A meeting The Friday.
duty.
R.
the
to
vans
their convened
—
working with
together
was
Mr.
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ex-.'!
fulfilled
they
directprs
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long distances. The Sisters
esteemed has had
Long
which of
this ceptionally year, averaging! about two tons to the acre, whilst others' have but fair crops. to The Rev. E. Brereton a preached on pretty large congregation Sunday last, of the many worshippers coming from
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Mr. Postmaster, Commerford, an attack of illness but I am glad to say that he is now lately, better. For 30 years or more he has per formed the onerous duties of Postmaster, Customs a Officer, Tidewaiter, and, until few years ago, those of light with keeper, that affable which is his charac urbanity teristic. He satisfaction his to. gave as well as to those who came in superiors with him in his multifarious contact duties. Let the Government now say, " Well done thou good and faithful ser-4
vote and
of
an
Traffic Manager at a month. Mr. C. Edwards per Mr. Burges that a seconded, Chairman of thanks be passed to the manner in Directors for the satisfactory
appointed
was
of £20 proposed, and
,
when
swing. has
Drage
H.
Mr.
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that perhaps was go, the mayor or lack of go in jibbing the provender is in the
no
(nose) bag. Our old and
laguuuo
then
mare is
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full
Morrell,
Wheeler.
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But
duckponds. makes the of. There the animal
laftnano
nMAii/wn
in
Mr. J. good crop
H. R.
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new
been
issued
certificate to Owed
of Duffy,
freedom Reg.
6573, The Bankruptcy
1871.— In re W. Act, deceased (bank Greenough, their Creditors, to prove debts by ruptcy.) 1 In re E. A. Archdeacon, November NewH, castle, H. Hoistorekeeper (liquidation), In man trustee. re Joshua appointed Davies, second builder Fremantle, (liquidation) dividend of 5s. 6d in the £ declared, pay able on and after 18th inst. F.
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Monger,
of
of
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that
directors, Risely salary
business
election
was
witness. Mr. Jno. Williams bore out the that the had made, an charge mayor road to his ,'out unnecessary properly pf the Mr. Webbs' money. Municipal to strengthen the evidence went remarks of the Mr. Jno. Moffat, former person. as Commissioner of Crown Lands, gye as to the plaintiff testimony owning land in North Perth in the direction in which the said road had been made. Hie evidence of Mr. Jno. Delaney, a .Councillor, and Mr. Geo. Fraser, a Civil Servant, touched on and bribery favouritism and ended the. case for the defendant. The summing up speech delivered Drew by Mr. was an admirable The production. was the style language choice, excellent, and the reasoning all that could be desired". It took more than forty minutes in delivery, and it was of the one beat undoubtedly made in the Society. speeches ever Mr. address Horrigan's bristled with closing remarks witty and satirical expressions. He had court of the in roars laughter At the conclusion of the case,, throughout. the learned after ample delibera judges, their decision. It was tion, gave in favour of Mr. Drew, and the three on on grounds which he had rested his defence, namely under the that, circumstances he was in formulating justified the charges against fll
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above
her
little
maid!"
little
whose
mother's Rosy," an' this is little
Nowadays
hear of called
and Sisters being insulted, and laughed at. than of being' lazy," Yet even and even decorated. praised has conferred the Italian Government Sister of Mary upon Joseph Boquin, of St. Vincent the Sisters of Charity for medal of merit de Paul, the silver
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rendered
.
worked
trial.
that
indeed
so
boy
big
for
alone
steps there?"
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you Is
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did
Rosy
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not
and
answer, that
saw
chest
—
summons
for
written
ROSE "
the
home
catholic
said are
By Sarah
Smith.
was
in
quite
was
a
it
there,
easy to see the scene.
was
with
keeping
creature, noble, eye of a boy and merry of a man who outlook, "the burden and heat of would He was a man men grand,
large,
with the clear, the steadfast borne
the
day." both fear
mountain, fair
a
and
lovely
all
for
.
burned
within
It valley.. there
And
with
bits marred
and and
of
began Lights
own
land-,
a
of piece the
God's heart
God's own love that handiwork, the the usage
of in
other
however, world made
bulwark,
a
handiwork.
own
obey and unquestion-
women
.
In he and
square beloved
honor,
love children his worn cassock stood up straight his as unflinching
and
respect, ingly. biretta,
mark,
and
it.
to
glimmered
in here and
the and
streets the, town. of the The buildings dingy moved to colored lamps at the station in and fro hurriedly, languidly, in A in circles, crescents, squares. The afar. whistle sounded, shrill Father was train coming in. in old
the-
dark
grow
evening Joseph took "
Time's
narrow
his up two
He walked down the rocky At tlie end near stoppied.
the steps. the steep,
arms
off
the
rail.
half aloud. he said, and three times or up pavement of the terrace. he the mountain side, !"
Some
.Yes, irregular,
was
one
surely!
shallow
coming
up
Toiling.
up cut
steps
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child here.
my rest
will
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with
a
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wur
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gently,
said,
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do
all
as
little
mother's
dead
she
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and bitter take Tim
great
cry."
to
goin'
they
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and
richness !
little
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tones
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one
You
now.
mother, Joseph I
named. rightly children 'from
am
the name you welcome be tired
Tliey
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part
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nor
He
raised grasping the
her
with
care
of Miss
Miss
Betsy
still
who cared for him. Betsy, took Tim her tidy aiso into and while he quietly in kitclieu, slept her big, she fed and washed easy chair, and brushed and soothed the poor little Tim awoke Miss Betsy
Then, of time. to Father and into
already, but dreamed
story,
in the carried
Joseph to tucked them,
say half
bed. cozy not. She was
Rosy
next
a
simply
Joseph
wondered
simple
faith
and
she
too
very them
"good asleep slept, tired.
tokl her and well. Father as he listened at her trust in her loving
morning,
And
three and of the British claim to all
self-governing British race
yet
it
is
is
against have no
the bidding of a few men other side of the world, to whom have delegated no they representative and over whose actions functions, they have not the semblance of control. The quarrel, on the
at
position
is
uniquely
not people, absolute despot, is
a
ing
paradoxical. under the rule but
be trade
precipitated destroyed and devastated —
nor even
"nor
Adelaide
day
one
British
free
of
a
and its this neither
be
laid
in
at
ruins
had
its
own
some
because
the
bad-tempered European Court. a
that such n condition of impossible and no one should be permanent, things, to recognise the impossibility. fails The most Conservative admits unbending that some change must take place in the It
is
of the connection betweeu Great and her and Britain Colonies ; every and importance day adds fresh interest to the speculations on the form which the change will take. The are on the question opinions nature
and many themselves
but various, tbey range into two broadly categories those which a closer union contemplate the of between different the parts look lo the Empire, .aud those whicii —
complete
separation of tho indepeUdenco belief somewhat widely tho that will problem
and
political
Colonies. prevalent eventually
of and
of sentiment ? Are
ties j
that
bind
Great
to
us
Britain make
so as to they strong Great Britain that the willing should Colonies continue to cling to her
if
even
skirts,
were
she
drag
a
convinced
were
her
on
that
a drain progress, of uncompensat
make
to
and consent
to the became
of the union once it permanence manifest that it must check or distort tboir and be a perpetual development, menace their to future ? With the I have ho English side of the question intention of dealing. I shall content
myself
with
appears
to
be
to
from
it
what
Australasian
of view.
point
One which
great is
the
is
at tho
looking me
the constitution these islands.
in
place tion
the
fact,
beginning to be is change that
of
population Tho native-
of
chiefly
horn that
outweighs
of
importance fully
recognised, rapidly taking of the popula
It
is
the
no
constituent which
contributed by immigration, the year increases disproportion.
a
longer
British
birth.
far already has been aud every
This change is necessarily accompanied by a in corresponding the popular change sentiments
of nationality son of
and patriotism.. British father circumstances that
The Australian grows make
under
up it
exactly towards
a
him
for
impossible his father's
to
of
point
the relations and Australia.
between I do not
adopt view Great
that he may not hold practically the same ideas on the question I mean ; that even wheie he does so, they are arrived at and by a different process, must have a distinctive It is quality. a man born and passing possible for his life in one to a feel country stronger affection for but auother the country cannot be an intuitive one. It feeling is the result of educational influences, and must of the take hold mind in a
by (he act of its representatives, by unprovoked aggression. or Melbourne or Sydney might Government
born
speech,
of the sume inheritance traditions. when ties these are spoken of as sufficient to raantain the unions of two that must be taken to mean peoples, that tbey will hold fast when, from apart them, be Lo the interest, nf nnn it wonld or the other that the people union should cease. Is this the case with the
to
territory by its
ties
the'
some
have
to
in
common
Britain
moment
any
war,
preserve of history
Here
self-govern
at
into
to
act
a
liable
community,
representative
hand,
one
and baby with the other, led her through the church-yard to his house in the rear. he gave her There, with kind and tender words into the
The
it.
some
compelled to defend themselves, some Power with .which they
Come!"
night,"
contain of people
to
tho
the But
I
of
stance
in
an
proud.
me.
of the
In
maid. nick both
with
one
turn.
we
,
her.
in God shall not
.)
it conceivable, is even these that highly probable, three and a half millions of people will one into hostilities, and day be forced
equals Joseph As understood it all. the little thing sank sobbing at his he bent low feet,
-Father
Colonies millions
so
—
good
These half a
wherever
virtue
race,
!
tired—an' sick an' hungry mother !" Oh, mother Such a broken in such a sweet story, little Irish voice with that plaintive
safe
Magazine
undisputed and the independence of which the privileges
!
over
shall
our
race,
the childer Mother part me niver niver from to part bid her she Tim not an' the father bid me come wid her last word to yez An' she bid me! An' I come oh, to
Centennial
Britain
attention take but
on
cried, "
G. Ferguson.
a position with occupies to' her as dependencies which, regard their becomes importance grows, every anomalous and more day more obviously The untenable. forces itself anomaly
tell
your
spoke
Rosy's drooped. " Oh,
!"
the
(From Great
trouble. me your mother ?" one who already knew. and trembled figure
Now,
Where He
breast
insistance.
gentle "
broad
own
David
if
on her powers, a source ed weakness and danger on the colonies their part
Australasian-
Colonies. By
much
is
common
they
;
a
a
—
could
she
-
there
and
(Concluded.)
—
Trainer
he stood
the
knew
of every
life
three
be mude
The argument based on sentimental attachment is of attentive con worthy sideration. It is not to be denied that
hurry
came
to
I
Father at hopes to keep him always the church's service in the valleys and along the mountains.
!
T
he
?''
from she could not Tun, but him down the mountain now. carry He is one of Father Joseph's "right hand men" in the school and the good
emotions than the throb of other and the little heart sore with a fatigue, burden than the heavier pink and white He she1 still darling clasped; form and took the bent his tall sleep
I'm
almanac"
had
for
dear
in and he proved the and fellow himself kindly to who had seemed all the repay good and Ellen deeds of Martin with sincere affection Rosy has never yet been
—
he He
answer
another
compul
sort in the past w ie the discouraging, contingency under might, oxistiug circumstanced, be dismissed as a one, very unlikely and as afibt cling too unfruitful a field for disseussion.
find
and childer."
the
Owen
in
more
irrigation
course, itself— the
attempt would Eveu by force. of thut attempts
Owney
parts
the
possible
it
Joseph. will
ye, Father
And one
did.
they
home
outer the
will
will that. that no
And
of
Of
in
arisen,
less
we
thing,
an'
sure,
Father
was
—
MOUNTAIN
As
see
ing
up the below
carry mother
your
Joseph's quick eye that the little
goin' tould
JOSEPH'S
FATHER
.
next
huve of
some
her
timely the po
but we Colonies; now. that just entertains No, one, 1 think, the seriously belief that if the Colonies showed a determination to sever the connection
;
Oh,
that
a
possibility presents of the sory subjections need consider hardly
long, yez, the
Owney." "
conditions
order to remove obvious sources and dispute.
a
found
I
thin,
with
often
more
we
with
said,
and
Country
any she
11
the
"And
and enough, strong enough, to of the relations
there is only of those relations
if
tho and
strong
be a dissolution the Mother
readjustment new
that
attachment
to
offshoots,
journey sigh,
coutiuue
some
This
Frederatiou. conviction
a
sentimental interest are
between
step And her. at and the town ol her struggle
Blessid be praised !" Yergin "Amen !" Father responded
she answered, Tim." but Tim Well,
"
not
though a "just as
of
of
accomplishment
Imperial based on
prevent
parted
I'm
a
baby
thin,"
happy
?
quietly, " Is is
he
>
—
"
bodice.
maid
little
her
or.
is
will
she and her
..that
walked
waiting take it from
to
mile An'
ten
greeting. my "And
had
thought
she had reached the last toilsome
began
tired,
kindly.
were
sunset,
solemn,
"Well,
few ever So she
bearing
beyant"
but sweet tearstained, and pretty, very thoughtful, she stood, breathless withal, pretty, from and waiting, with the the climb, confidence and simplicity, for utmost Father manner Joseph to extend some
Dusty,
story had one mother
him
bare
were
her
on,
him and she had shawl well as in the as she knew how. Her own head was covered with an old silk partly in but she had lost her dress kerchief, the race down the mountain the night and her .shoulders and arms before,
"
Capuchin
a
with
escaped
wrapped
you
collection
Reggio,
the
were
f.no
rtT
a»
guuuuwvoi
at Oxford. in 1905
made
was
well-preserved was plants lately
of Italian
have
of
and
complete
;
difficult
infamous."
itively
!
years
de Cassagnac writes, replyFreeman "I con s Journal, to which treatment political
prisoners
stood
—
sider
baby
—
them.
Paul the
to
the
—
M.
ing
and
Rosy
terrace,
with there a certain and timidity, dignity holding burden close her her precious against her chin on and resting round breast, he his head. Of course, was curly if been the :best he had not asleep she never could in Babyland, sleeper
'.have'
score
it
the church Tim. She childish
mil
Gladstone,
Englishmen,
great
Cardinal now the
two
j
|
was
population beginning
of the United States of the present year millions. It is in
belief
mutual
.
j
The at the
of
ties
the
by
plan
I
j
kept on the mountain the through night, and, guided by unseen
One is
be
mean
say
;
different
way Tho
tact.
from
of direct love of
out
springs it
the affection and personal oi e's country, be transmitted
which con
while
may from possibly to generation of descendants generation in another is almost country, inevitably and weakened at every dilated of stage the process. Whatever hold the land of our fathers our may keep on it has to Rtruggle for affections, place .
set
ever
solved
teachings.
had
"
Australia.
that
nuns
.
in
foot
first
;
in
She
had ne\cr once missed her At day dawn, she was in the and herself far valley, believing far, the way out of reach of any pursuers to her-— hesitated seemed endless not " to ask her way to the in the priest But she asked it so valley.' quietly and looked so brave and and bright that no one her as to wise, questioned
at it. open and waited of the dusk of the out Presently out of the damps and ruggedness valley, of the cleft' and hammered stairway, stepped into the warm, golden glow of
.
the
were
out
mother's
powers, way.
wide
gate
;
brought Polding
by Archbishop
j
card.
postal
.
1838
a
of Charity
Sisters
Sydney
on
36,764
.
Five to
written
her
all
beautiful.
was
summer
.
States, in shorthand
Richmond,'
of
Jones, has
Sylavanus
was
too not tired. forbidding. Dragging feet and weary -body up and up and up. Father over, the Joseph looked railing. he smiled as one who sees a Then, He set the pitiful. '-'pleasant sight, -yet'
j
United words
It down
.
the
and
mother
the from
—
seventy-five the Catholic
Catholics town below,
good
—
!
|
received Bishop Ullathorne into ministers Anglican Church.
The late
side by which made their way when the weather
;
reign,
mountain
.
(I
itit
JntcifCfltoiuiit
the
—
!
.
in
there
with
the laud- which is that of our and round all which the of our childhood cluster. are the conclusions any rate,
own
"birth, associations
Such, that one
at must
to themselves, any observe the sentiments the minds of the later genera
present
who
cares
in
existing tions
in
Britain.
A
ment
and
there
is
to
Australia certain
affection little
to
towards -feeling no
doubt
support
the
Great of
exists, belief
attach
but that
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are
have
which
little
see,
we
passing
based
on which, a certain plausibility, examination will
on
analogy
an
very misleading. asked to admit, stantly as a self-evident advanced owe that these Colonies a
filial
of
out
racial
something ing clearer,
more.
let
con
rather
it
Mother
at the
moment
a
islands,
between
and of the British Colonies States, If we trace back Dependencies.
and the
three of these pedigree branches, shall find the lines that rapidly that in or and a century verge, come which was to a community of tbem all. common progenitor and the American, Englishmen,
we
are
Australian, of a not
very islands
British
so
we
the The the
there is no essentia! concerned, between the difference relationship and which Australia bears to England, The that which she bears to America. .
.
is
real difference have Colonies with England
that
is,
the Australasian the connection
continued
America a
is
distant
claim
but
a
her
submissive
affection.
antiquity,
freedom
or,
England
time
the
of her childof dark mists for
labouring
which
the and
she enjoys to-day, cen has dowered this hers in the Southern child of is familiar to The metaphor so
which
tury-old Seas.
the
back in has been
far
at
most, has a and to a tender She is the aged
Colonies
who, from
parent hood,
later
stranger, while
relative, on
with
a
she
such a con us, and it is occasionally we are that venient one, apt to be to its inherent unsoundness. But, bliid; when have
practical to be
questions arise, dealt on with
matter-of-fact tions of. the Great Brilsiu bald millions millions to
Australasian
to-day
are,
the
relations here people
of of
when of to
their blood-relationship can there be no valid cedence on one ride or
we
so
many as
far
to claim the other.
prece-
They
of .the same and co branches stock, hi anehes of it. Some of the ordinate descendants of a of the British race in the old century ago have remained and havo to some home,, migrated are
another
who left the ancestral seat none of their resigned hereditary hardened and came privileges, away with no to .those who debt stayed Australian is behind.. True, every he indebted for much of the freedom those
and struggles, and the labours, of the of bygone generations race but these were, ancestors no less than of the inhabitants of and Britain he takes to-day, to
enjoys sacrifices
British of his,
;
Great his
but
:
share
But
of the
let
these,
us
by equal
heritage
confess
lines
that
right.
discussion be
might'
on
prolonged
little very profit. in any to to attempt case, search .the rules that govern the conduct of individuals, and make to them apply between A the relations communities. and it is not an is State individual,
unsafe always metaphor which between them. If
I
am
to
far with venture the distinction effaces
right, of the
a
all,
by
prosaic
round
letter
or
my
inter of the
considerations
National Library of Australia
of
is.
Edinburgh 6end
to world
the
we
obscure
soil-food because
would be irritated she considered of the were for the sake sacrificed whose importance she had educated
have
the
or
not
that
to
this
an
to
impossible
of
Chinese
far
the
of
peace
go
world.
tfce
immigration
not
is
case,
When
question under the
was
of the legislatures that were warned
of Aus
the action to take would which it was proposed relations embarrass the foreign seriously because of Great Britain and this, not had any direct interest in Great Britain we
tralasia,
another's ideas and and as wants, of arranging affairs of common to as mutual satisfaction, and Scotland not to say are, England and But one or Ireland. England capable interest
much There
is
this
mntual
is
no
real
incidents
to
the
have opened that there
fact
eyes,
our is
still
to a sympathy. wanting perfect is more than ten something miles of sea Great thousand dividing
from
her
Colonies
here.
constitutes
out of place hereto the merits of questions which discuss arisen between the have Imperial and the Colonies Government such, for as those connected with example, In New Guinea or the New Hebrides.
Mother
Empire
conditions, throw upon
justification
such
shaping
onr
of view from the
there little
have be more
would
it
suggested, in
difficulties
is
They
parties.
roust inevitably and irreconcilable the circumstances
point to be learnt our
foreign
correct of
to say of the
some
connection to involve
likely are
difficulties
arise
from
the
is
have
have
about
distributed the times
which
these
figures to
not
are
surprised incompatibility
ing We the
this
see
so
all
and
other in
deeply that her
causes,
European
of is policy complications and complex neccsssity infinitely relations while the external delicate ; as contracted isolated by a country of the are Australia by comparison is, most
simple The
acter.
and
positions, at be udapted once to the of English affairs and the cf Australian is affairs, simplicity and may well bo considered enormous, serious Should insurmountable. any
which shall complexity
delicate
such as question arise, under have arisen slightly circumstances in the case of different at once New Guinea, involving of the interests Mother important and of of the a Colonies,
and
might
easily
Country,
to find a basis for and common satisfactory would be with the third party dealings To unsuccessful. almost of necessity in the British a Minister entangled the matter politics, meshes of European of the but one manywould appear It elements of a complicated problem. to have different would a very aspect Minister it an contemplating Australian a
Power,
detached
the
attempt
and
simple
would
on
perspective the point of view. It is not difficult
it
would
be,
these
upon
Australasian
an
They
must
sit
helplessly in fluctuations
the European which they have no part, wbicb they have no means of but upon influencing, which their whole future may depend.
There
is
game on but their on
it.
be may ambitious
no
in
more
which
the
changed soldier
complicated is
Europe
all
very existence The destiny of
impetuous
for
to
foreign
question. entirely
bow
possible
see
diplomatists to account.
dfarnt,
to
moisture Australian
is
intent,
youth
for
reasons
"
of
an
head
fgome.
IRRIGATION. or the artificial Irrigation, watering is in a dry valuable land, specially climate. Water, as need hardly be shown, enters into the of largely composition nil plants ; and it has also been pointed substances of out that the constituent Rnils must liauid form assume a before
of
can he in assimilated the they of Soil vegetation. may, process, be barren while therefore, containing of plant large food, supplies owing to of moisture to reduce the absence the
substances condition. America
to Mr.
available
au
T. K.
soluble
Dow, who
visited
of the representative Australasian that the barren reported desert land of Utah becomes fertile the Mormon when irrigated by as
,
soil sterile sandy-looking, of water, to the effects In Texas, New loam. and of Cali parts effects have been of the correctness proving The Johnson's opinion.
the
under changing, dark, productive Mexico, Arizona, similar fornia, observed, Professor last-named
authority
referred
to
say
—
in
or
the
soil.
the subject Pro the following -
of or
of rainfall. particular
a
the
crop
is
crop
an
of
is
nature.
semi-aquatic
To encourage and early rapidly of the water, or growth by warmth by food which it the dissolved plant 3.
contains land may be enriched, raised by means of the from the water." deposit is in first of these It the only that farmer the Australian is objects "
That
4.
and
its
the
level
for our in generally interested, warm, (he most consid iniportant dry blimate eration is to make up for the absence or of rainfall deficiency
Effect
The
immediate "
(jiiurcn,
artificial
affects
consistence
it
and
soils.
Professor
says
ine
apthe
both of
compostion effect,"
upon soften
to
is
soil
The
—
of water and the
texture "
Soil.
on
plication
or
render
tne more
it
by the plough and by easily penetrable the roots of the plants. Hence, in dry water is climates, frequently applied before at of about the rate ploughing, 400 cubic to 500 yards per acre, or barely
enough
depth But it
of
to
loosen
the
without
foot
a
most ultimate
the
of
effect
earth
the
to
drenching to
important
i6
it.
that
observe
long-continued
condense and harden
to
the inconvenient degree. of the soil the quality affects Irrigation into it common air and by introducing and vegetable and mineral other gases, held in suspension or solution matter by In most cases the substances the water. is
irrigation surface
tion
a
f
The chief supply a
to
to irrigation the absence up distribution of rain,
because
aquatic
so
act of at Berlin.
resorting make
To
1.
seasonal irregular for a local deficiency "2. Sometimes
hemisphere or
a
these
iu
—
is
this
fessor "
Irrigation,
of
irrigation of moisture
branch of Church gives
Upon
this
antr
Station,
Objects of objects deficiency
be at stake
Paris,
the is
colonies.
may the
by at
so
of
characteristic
a
climate, irrigation special importance
of
subject
to
very
a
introduced hut ;
beneficial
are
to vegeta are they highly Even the water of large obnoxious. as has been rivers sometimes, observed on the or in India, deposits surface, introduces into the texture of the soil, iu the of time which course salts,
in
some
It is obvious, of suitable only wator be used for should irrigation. quality from noxious ingre When water free dients is used, it sets free the constituents of plant food in the soil, and renders all
render
the
sterile."
wholly that
it
therefore,
sottlers,
depend
The perplexities of a controversy determination relating island in the of some to Hie occupation turn
theirs.
watching
strong
char straightforward of reconciling of framing a policy
of
difficulty
these
There are nearly always obtained. \ few sections of the globe where the rainfall so and regular is as to copious render irrigation entirely non-effective; while the benefits derivable from the are to be in systems in any case likely to the dryness of the cli proportion mate. of As, therefore, insufficiency
war
a
be a mere trifle when would Republic the imminent put in the scale against to which the Australasian danger of Great are Colonies Britain hourly exposed.
that concerns plainly relations of the two from her Great Britain, in
into
would think be no would Their business
Colonies That
aggression
!
correspond of thought.
of habits
position
geographical is involved
a
find
j
we
Government
oe 10 niaue wnat arrangmeuus to protect their and to they could casts, submit and to the crippling patiently destruction of their commerce, possible saw fit to the British Government until of make The peril foreign peace.
over
suggest. these differences
the
British
Empire
wouia
one-
population area than twenty- five or political and whatever social conditions we take for comparison, they will may the difference serve to accentuate only more
on
the the
plunge
unjustifilable business
;
Colonies
effect
danger
If hostilities she could do would duration. It is their
nothing
that
might which
essential
betweon differences of the two communi has a population of ties. Great Britain millions concentrated on tlurty-seven miles of territory the 120,000 square Australasian of the tenth
any
possible
the she
as
long
a
avert.
to
powerless
commenced,
with both which
60 is
in
crops well-distributed
hut
irrigated
is
and that Great Britaiu, connection that lasts,
or
illustrated,
the nature which our
Britain
Great
existing they are that
this
something of beginnings
single.
is com that Australasia claimed for this disadvantage by the she from British security gains But cannot Australians pritectijn. fact that shut their to the patent eyes her most immediate danger of coming other Power into collision with any with arises from her connection solely
It
which
is
They
perhaps
to
length light the tendencies future. From the
is
are
pensated
referring
for
mutuality
vantage whose interests
—
where there of intereet that danger of the con and the Colonies
responsibility
the great the between, It Country. places the British and all its at a disad branches other Powers with in dealings
nection
would be quite
the only fact, as 1 have at
j
.
good
give and
but irrigated; is an the soil evil no that of plant food can supplies neutralize." This truth is further that is borne out by the fact the soil known to be fertile in those exceedingly extensive tracts of northern Victoria and South Australia, where, through the dryness of the climate, poor yields insufficient
;
vegetation, of water.
destitute
of plentiful when skilfully moisture in
or
rain,
;
it was the matter, but because coupled the Bri between with another question iu which the tish and Chinese Empires, concerned. It were in no Colonies way
two
.
seasons
,
by
required they are Poor soils
not the hut
are
to
examples
for
hypothetical one.
consideration
one
.
which
Empire
prove
sterile
of
coiner
of the world are great deserts because cannot they yield
The
" I
the succes duodecimo
or Asia, of some an
to de-
boundary
a
Australia
object been
We
a
can
made of
appreciate. not England, on the other hand, would be a perhaps, calmly allow what might, mere unreasonable to stand in caprice the way of arrangements which involved in some the safety of mysterious way the
telegram send
a
or
;
an
never
a or an newspaper, intelligent with and a armed a notebook in a few There would weeks. camera, seem to be no reason and why Eugland Australia not should be as familiar with
The in then, sentiments
of
at any to close few A
as
in
moment
first
tourist
as
pretation Australesinn. Colonies towards Great the question of the maintenance Britain, of the union be mainly will decided, after,
right
foreign
with
indefinitely, It is idle,
suffice
foreign communities.
many
concerned,
is
as
minutes
are
Central throne
the
interests
if
and civilisa of the earth
purposes
we
Accompanying
come
so
So
there.
people
London
will
practical The rela Colonics to
principles.
facts,
they
practical
in
Europe.
and electricity jSteam have annihilated think,
say,
policy.
than century did. the American Colonies Yet, in the I have of the class to which arguments it is assumed that alluded, always for
wo
rate,
science ends
the
principality
divergent arise out of also. It is the over the exult
be adroitly settlement
might on
dispute sion to
so
the
to
apt For
space.
It
con
the descendants inhabitant of the as far as race that,
so
;
are
of
bringing together.
Britain
equally remote
we
is
of the English-speak inhabitants of the of the United
—
British
are
the
look for connection
near
to
proposition, what may be
us
the fundamental various branches race the ing
in
so
but 6how
to face the Great Britain between there is a tie, spring but involving unity, To moke my mean
Country. that assumption and the Colonies ing
or
to
duty We have
achievements
imperfect
very We
and
called
and
notice a the. face
to
are communities interests which
two
that the. them must be divergent fashion to nowadays
a
tion
arguments
a
of
and there are ; many signs and interests of Great Britain Colonies are doomed to drift and wider The conditions apart.
the
wider of the
we
as
British,
wish
I
on,
pend
becoming
is
and less Australian.
less more
Before of class of them, be
as
which,
.population every day. and more
Pacific
that the
.
determined, so" far by the sentiments
be will concerned,
mind,
self-interest
,
enough to have any very strong the settlement of influence on great of the where the interests questions And Colonies are involved. deeply it must be borne in these questions, is
it
jurious
Too
rain,
iu the and the
Effect
applied same as way of all Crops
is
in
much
too
as
damage
upon
perly
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—
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fall
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in
to
prothe
of rain.
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grown
is too it frequently forgotten that the quality of the suffers product wheD too much water is Ex applied. the land cessive watering also renders aim of the sodden and sour. The farmer should be not to drench the land,
irrigation,
but
to
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supplement supply
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agricultural the best mistake the
printed about
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sent
farmers
request of their
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Mrs.
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:
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vou
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more
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will
ting,
heard
were
some
notice, 'a
estimable Christian
So
'
to
being and of his
day real
understand
way
remarked
Judge "
is
in
the telegraph
used
abrupt,
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Jersey of
brute
you are sponded
Henpeck; wondering
still
peck is Wife,
subject
spasms
the
to;
Go hear
can
Husband and stairs
stains.
up
I
sure
am
to
half nearly up." wit was a leaving a fashionable at watering-place asked as a the proprietor him, sentiment with his to write a hook. He in the visitors'
well-known
hotel wli<Si
favour,
autograph thought
a
moment,
to
this
-
came
The
rest.
waiters
"
Doctor," treat
a
you dipsomania?" at
all,"
replied
bane cant
left
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who
gentleman only
a
three
is
brilliant a
faults,"
remarked;
speeches; they third,
a
mom
is the treating And the appli usual fee paid the
turned
conversation call
change,
:
and and
"
:
information the office.
for
and
change
after
the doctor
consideration of civilization."
ent's
a
the
got
wrote
then
for
got the rest." " how would said Sohker, man was to who subject " treat bim I wouldn't
landlord
the
and
hotel
second, not are
"first,
upon not what
cer
them
at
a
biscuit.
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different
rolls
a
most
the
badly
reading."
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I
can
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Lady
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can '
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nobody
them.'
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it
in
tho
;
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will
what
mo
policemen
the
building.
of
refreshing And
the
Certainly,
Jar
tell
of Hops
ill
on
the
sido
of
?
on
buy good, ;
all
!
1
of
Indigestion had sprung
best
on
to
and cure
;
Women"
to
you
em
aud
remedies
curative in
so
yet
exist
possibly it
for
mys
resist
or
the
most child
frail to
pit
for
this and
to see that there the disordered stomach that if the main trouble would others soon leave
that
her usual the
disease
began symptoms of
rising
under been no but to made the
oppressiou stomach,
medical effect.
its
:
do
They to
in
or
she
a
no
I week
a
one
is me
give
me
worse.
that
here
rl
she
touching appeal been swallowing
have
'
find
treatment Iu this strait
following
day
;
s.air
and faintloss of sleep, bad taste in the eyes, became chronic and
throat, of the
be dead. shall would make of yon Curative SeigeVs
last
bottle
good.
can
en
hoo
or
1 reguest of Mother
is my only hope. Syrup ; it a and does me no good ./ proves failure and make no more will die in peace, expense, to theparish. she had hold of one Itseems got o and read Mother A manacles' of til Seigel's the in cases great cures wrought by Syrup
weak-
woman,
the
I
is
smallest
she had Chronic
dajs
enough
from and
:
which developed, that no disease operations
its
can
aud
extremely
albeit
I the Inspector to medicines months. for worse I am going on from I feel dure it no longer.
Ameri
is
power
in
years, one
valuable, Dr. Soule's wonderful
old under
and out of Dyspepsia, as complaints age her. crept apace upon
with the do, bad breath,
at the
had
combined
compounded into such a Hop Bitters,
was
an
dull tongue, mouth, & c., and finally her not beiug able to hopeless through that The states any remedy. Inspector
:
arc
blie
coated
con
malaria, you
tell
ago came
not
arose
fluids
surest
dyspepsia;
or
and Mr.
other
wise
was
headaches, uess
reliable
most diseases
liver
in
short
time
prosperous the foundation
and
others
as
physicians the
is
all
more
—
aud
incident lie
i
Smith,
some
Board,
and digestion, could be cured the It is her. probable
as
liuchu." same
Harmless iuvalid or
the
ina diseases or
explicitly
-
look not of any
waylaid
Barbara ailments
that
of such
organs diabetes, retention, and all the urine,
disease, Bright's to retain bility and ailments peculiar And tell they will
for
diseases
all
urinary
ana
pathetic called
she bad ignorant, In earlier life she fallen into poverty. somehow obtained the of a fair advantage aud this, added to native shrewd education, to use licr enabled ness, good judgment in her own situation and state of to respect she had snfferd health. Although long aud a bronchial affection from asthma
phys
remedy
only
yet
that Barbara
the
up infirmities bodily Barbara was
I.
eminent
and
better in some
!''
most
11c says
in
childlike
natural,
Request.
that she would likely She did not kind. long need care smallleside on the main'ard, but on a is land miles and there a few distant, being no in that Barbaro instiutions place, parochial of a pau necessarily occupied the position trouble out. The from which per, living dated back she suffered Ia mauy years.
irri
forms
and
Gray
pool.
ill,
«
all
amusing
named woman, or the notice and it did
led
tiling
Dying
tho
lands.
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best
Pauper's
annals of the is told poor," by simple one of the JohuJ.R. Macklejohn, Inspec of the Is tors Poor, at Lerwick, Shetland
If
use.
it
it
"
chapter
ii.
aro
cow
learned Assizes a recently, brief who was a hastily holding for a friend for (who had been retained at the bar, but was the prisoner engag when the case came court, ed in the civil "The prisoner on), began by saying: of being a at the bar bears tho character an
and
what
unhesitatingly
the
the
be
-
consummuto impudent Here somebody whispered scoundrel !" was his to him that the prisoner client, " But when he immediately continued, ever lived and good man what great of who was not calumniated by many
contemporaries?"
What is be relied
varied or ill-health aud power,
sir,
tho
An
I
icians
And
Your the milkman. replied dovvu" wife tells to "chalk it my driver so often that he lias run short of crayons, and I'm laying in a new If you'll supply. I'll show come out to the farm you account
of
all
or
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!
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you
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Chicago
—
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box
much
so
style, better
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gently
the
and
nerves,
will
tliey
Some
can
and
for
Physician
complaints, giving ? sleep always
nervous
is
yon you
that
yon than
Questions eminent
"
'
certainly,'
his
Office
school, what is for quieting and
terious
a
isu
any
world
cure
com
you taking
and
city
?'
got have
it
most
"
suburban
a
!'
as
the
phatically Ask the " What
for
you
eh ? out to tho dairy, kind enough to tell going to do with it
At counsel
ft
kidneys
dear
excluimed to his milkman under your arm,
ho
passsenger of chalk
your
Post
tation
can
Why,
—
thing
Perhaps
hey writing
Vital As Ask
"
never
the subject within the of the weakest intellect.'
bring
Bought
It
?
from
"
Times.
spending
;
A ain't
Ask
the
boasted
our
—
Tribune.
j
Hard
and food, clothing cheaper real and substantial things of life and the foolish way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors or so much of the vile humbug medi using does you cine that only harm, but put your trust in that Dr. pure simple, remedy, American that Soule's cures Hop Bitters will and see cost, you always at a trifling " and have Chron good times good health.
"
cousin
More
more
get every habit
—
belief
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Besides
madam.
her
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LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S; Albany.
healthy
Felix Essex
Nowburyport niy
KOTHERHAM
will you stop rich food clothes,
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mailed
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letters about f»n and have Pol haps you're old, years on friends carried with correspondence in tho East for 37 years, man. young if You long-legged, tallow-haired dude, don't the postmas you go and letch
the
teed
HUNTER at J. years,
s-
0
tell
it
to
—
please
what I Edward
Mrs.
do such
morn
that
Doctor, soften
true,
tends 'There with a'l
smokes
ever
thank
to
Oh,
can't
I
you, sary."
ter
sand
Perhaps
effectual-
cigarettes Physician but effect,
prehension '
!
Chinese
with
you
letter
She's
f
young
?" a
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No
Will
to
onion. Man
biains
want
it
The
most
you "He speaker. friend apologet he reads his
he reads
worth
a
actor
an
you,
in
ckO
it for ?" you want write 'In haste' on the to write it when I forgot and the letter's in, import
j
re
—
time's
The
!
are
Professor, lecture. your You made it all so that I could plain understand Professor word.' every it. ,I am glad yon did understand truly the I have studied for about subject that thirteen myself years, and I flatter I
let
Well,
:
the
Young
sleep. steal
them
said
,
picking up in they appear
Young
with
-
cheers A
house
this
scientific it modern appliances he verified.' Young Man Doctor Because ?' Physician—'
down stairs, up is to ; there if want nothing too, they to steal. else for them who is an everlasting talker, Jones, iuto a waA inveigled betting recently could lie that keep his tongue ciwn for the space of two hours. still Forty when ho had minutes elapsed scarcely "Three oat in shouted great glee, steal
them
in
are
me,
I'll
saw.
to
want I
"
a
brain ?' to that
burglar bur ceitainly Husband im
are
a
I
tho common North American has a plau which, though quite is said to be reasonably sure. full-blown roses to takes 800
smoking
re Maria," scold, and Mrs. Henwhat be meant.
Nonsense!
:
I
:
being seo any " Bat
to
tno."
on
to-day the chills, and got good time to shake
versatile,'
do the
we a
chronic
there house.
John,
:
in glars patiently
Wife
common
no
Mr.
of like
I should try that
man
a
executions,"
convicted
been
?'
of famous single tnblespoonful can and get enough perfume, you from "an onion to drive a perfume dog a gallop out of a slaughter-house. on more than And tho rose yet we admire
make
years." Mrs. Henpeck down in New
woman
a
scold.
common
ing
see
It
fuss
for
pole said
Augustus,"
severely,
our
have for
on
T'vo it
what
fellow,
cockroaches
is
but
;
Indian
of Kansas, re section we have
Lynch,
Out
old
overcoat
you
to
of1
ever
permanently
most
afflicted
icle.
"
that exchange thinks of removing dandrnff
paper
I
eitv. for,
all
through
circulation
and seriously countries.
are
many
so
any I'm
ant."
morning.
An
town
this
all
for
electricity
using
flectively.
I
The
hotel table, that notice
yard. cun't
:
What
"
the
free
its
easiest, Pills and
remove
'
do
dropped
!'
Say,
your 'Well,
markably
estato
this
that
me
do
"
back.
j
as man
:
about
him.
iuto
I
I'd like inhabitants. quiet where they are, you scoundrel. My dear sir, you'll Agent blandly in the grave them over find yonder
"
got
'
know
"I.
fed
my wifo thought out.' the moths
obituary
to
emigrant
' :
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an
luck?"
drowned."
get
young until the
wrote
often
I
!
every
Victimized You agent: of bad lots
"
Ah
yon
death.'
to
hot
as
canto
row
list'ning
morning Winlerbottom, Mass. County,
:
I
any
man
any
didn't
.1 j
most
devout
and
man
I
biggest
"a
this
'
yester
in an country paper, speaks of the deceased
A
a
Cole
fishing
travelling " Have
one
"Yes."
Yes,
in
dear.
you,
you
said
day," other.
fish idea that is good brain food been exploded by the scientists. fact born is that brains aro usually
Tho has The
in
means
?" I am, madam. wish what you I want to get
man
uie
leave after spending (taking talker tho evening) Admirable, your I could listen to her a wile is, Brown. Brown whole a night.' (with sigh)
to
no longer Mamie: pierced. bo called won't upon
You're
Friend
—
fashionublo
i3
ears
raise
"
:
:
snnnose
!
;
Minnie the
have
'
see
future.
Your
"
is
it
cannot you before yon?
which
that
is
wash
the
Office
Post.
«liat
»e(
t<>
"
:
;
you 'I
i
regularity, advise yon
—
compassionately. Jones Fish aro spoken of as the harvest fisherman's why is that ? the fishermen have to Smith Because the waves to get them.
although
of my
woman
ever
this
support
to...
to
'
—
1
plough What
wus
morn
willing
Gent Do Mendicant
hear glad to George is mar but then he said he, musingly did me any harm,' he continued,
never
the
purify to
is
Holloway's the blood,
the air relieve overgorged free without render respiration the the streugth, irritating or the spirits. Such nerves, depressing of are the ready means saving suffering wlion afflicted., with colds, coughs, bronchitis and otlier by which complaints
him ?" " Ho is busy now, but if yon will stale business attend to perhaps I can .your You are it. other .keeping people wait " I'vo eleven walked Young man and I to get here, as much blocks fay
iroing
am
ried,'
the
spent who
die.
on
feet.
bare
your
interviewers
witli in a cell a man night doomed to be hanged, and in was ing the prisoner perfectly
gain
Step
?'
language
I
of
couple
surest.
safest,
—
A
treatment
this
is
.
I
of
taii
1
of out
queerest
years
Albany. —
"
Almost
dead
I
Patients
nearly dyiug" of For and years, given up by phsiciaus, other liver and diseases, Bright's kidney severe complaints, coughs, called consump or
like hers. The Board and
I
to
I
!
!
What
drawn
People ating aiul
or
chronic,
Erysipelas "Sallrheum, indigestion, frail" Nature Have
of shape rheumatism,
been
is
proof neighborhood ters,
from
suffering
about
excruci
blood in
heir to cured of
by Dr.
which in the
all
Soule's be found
can
known
dyspepsia, diseases
Bit
Hop in
licarty of the
every
power liousands Mother
world.
f
iSS-Nono genuine without the white hops on label, blown
name
the
vile
above.
in
poisonous
the
bottle made stuff
a
huneh
and
green Soule's
Dr.
of
few
to
that days, of out get the house, a considerable
in the to find, she had not only but bed, to move and
had
taken
and distance, health than The asthma
all
as
the
Inspector
hosts of Mother who
of
living
Syrup
Seigcl's were
Seigel's chemists
and himself, witnesses
just
ready
Curative and
to
be
one
to
the the
save
to perish.
Syrup
is
for
medicine vendors A. J. White, Limit aud by the proprietors, E.G. ed, 35, Farringdon Road, London, sale
of
Beware to imitate
a
taken.
already
better was actually enjoying first taken ill. since she was aud bronchitis, which were no than more her true disease of symptoms (indigestion and dyspepsia), and it now abated, rapidly Barbara will soon be as hale seems that and
scrofula.
jioisoning, almost fact,
of
mcdiciucs she had their astonishmcut
to able outside
journeys
inflammatory
I
and,
l»een
from
out
of
Jiangs
was
coarse
women.
\
the lone poor woman pitied her how believing, petition, would as Syrup proved as useless
g muted
the ever, the other
have been cured. Women crazy gone nearly From of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar tion,
'
his
?— Because head.
of his
'
the
\
author
an
—
animals
is
two
—
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Capped
Guaranteed
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?"
postmaster
but
ma'am,
J.
A.
It's
respectfully the marriage
—
?'
and
HUNTER,
LEVER
SILVER
jf><J otjtj
look old enough. you didn't I want, the postmaster young" mau. want I don't no truck with Will you. him I'd like to see yon go and tell "
their
postmaster
the
vou
"No,
the prize. engraver Mr. and
Aro
"
irrita
that wives
the
Omission.
demanded a a with freckled bony wvtnan large, who presented herself atone of the face, windows in the Post tho delivery Office other day. " is it madam What you ?". wish, the clerk. inquired
find
"
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mj Ex
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back
time
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of
print."
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:
always
short
sup
bov
new
in
society mode word
about
thing school
I'm
;
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basis
struck may you Friend paragraphs."
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all.
the the
erintendent. '
wit.
face.
man
An
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"
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have
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wants
man
others
who
What riches ?'
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.
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