The Record Newspaper - 25 October 1888

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attentive

Ostler.

and Boys' Straw Hats,

Is.

Is.

2s.

6d.

3d.

prepared

RECEIVE

TO

AND

2s.

all

of

kinds

!

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that he favourite

the

and

City

of

the chocest situated is

is

Hotel the

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CHRONOMETER, MAKER,

CLOCK,

and

JEWELLER,

his numerous to inform he has Removed that

"

W.

WATCH

The

&c., Customers

BEGS

to

more

Mr. nearly adjoining premises the Shop, Opposite Hymus's Chemist a share of Town where he solicits Hall, patronage. and GOLD and SILVER WATCHES JEWELLERY of every description always

Direct

comforts

THE

VICTORIA

JOHN

of Melbourne minute's

hand.

Wedding Rings

made

Time

taken.

payments JOHN

Howick

Street,

to

at last

price

Kail

opposite

all

Is.

the

Town

Hall

National Library of Australia

with and a

every fami

1

T.

private

from

Proprietor and Hardinge the

and

Towle,

relieve with

Wholesale Bewn-e

Chemists.

all

Chemist, of

of

the

best

most

and

to

on

and

for

1

eminent

'

phys-

diseases

all

that

remedy

only

cure

urinary

of such

;

"

'the

f

Buchu." physicians

same

the

is

reliable

most diseases

liver

all

and dyspepsia

or

North

stipation, indigestion, biliousness, and they will fever, ague, &c.," Mandrake! or 11!! Dandelion itrVinn

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in

and power, Harmless

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mys

which developed, that no disease, operations exist or resist its' possibly

its

can it

is

for the most smallest child

or

Ameri and

is

power

so varied ill-health

or

wnmAAiAa

malaria, you

tell

valuable, compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Bitters,

And

WIMBRIDGE,

uuu

others

can

frail to

weak-

woman,

use.

STREET, Government

hopes,

Traps, of

recent branch of

including in

every

class

materials

provements

used,

are

is workmanship or Photos Drawings

Single Cart Harness

STEEL

quickly

correct

the the

distressing Boxes

sex.

Prepared Nottingham,

all Imitations.

the

only

Eng

Wholesale

Double in

stock.

an

On completion of the will run Omnibus

turers

their

out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism, and

or

chronic,

from

suffering

excruci

inflammatory scrofula.

!

frail" Nature

is

heir to cured by of which

been

proof neighborhood

the

Dr.

Soule's

be found'

the known

in

the

poisonous

diseases

Hop

fit

in

every

world.

bunch

a

the

blown vile

in

dyspepsia, all

can

genuine without white label,

tgyNone hops on name

always

from

Erysipelas " blood Saltrheum, poisoning, almost indigestion, and, in fact,

ters,

and

nervousness, diseases peculiar

r'arious

women.

Have

supervision the strict

variety

and

wakefulness,

to intend

.Carriage

every

in

arid

bottle. stuff made

of

Dr:

Beware to imitate

green Soule's of -'all .the

above.

in

City

departure

Railway to

connection of trains.

all

with

work.

Talk

does

Works,

of parts the arrival

No

Hard

More

Times.

If

The word "Best" indifference reckless by the in proclaiming

Note. AND

arid

ALSO,— and

the and

Manufac

im the

employed.

only sent

lit!

From

Hard

Carriage most

have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy of agony neuralgia,

;

to

the

dead

years,

tion,

Drays,

Carts,

Almost and

Patients

or nearly dying" of given up by phsicians, and other Brigbt's kidney diseases, liyer severe complaints, coughs, called consump

For

Curricles, Stan Carts, Phsetons, Tilburys,

description

business. First

"

Patronage.)

&c.

Waggons, ware,

PERTH,

Dog

Spring

Hansoms,

"

Phsetons,

Pony

Gigs,

Every

ii.

MACHINIST

and every purchasers, to employed guarantee of orders. execution

Only.

prevalent

i.

the

'

1886.

and

week.

next

FEMALES

2s. 9d., of

Jd.

land. Houses.

so

fomsof

'

cure

ing

PENNYROYAL

irregularities,

tbing'in irri

all

as organs or Brigbt's disease, diabetes, retention, inr retain and all the to bility urine, disease.ii and ailments to Women'"— peculiar And will tell and you em they explicitly

fetation.

way

Jan. 28,

Coach

be

will

Draper,

City

FOR

PILLS

by E. T.

BOWRA,

kidneys

G

Berth

with TOWLE'S

symptoms

order

of

Road walk from

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

were

the

turers

extensive

on

view

HOTEL,

one

What is be relied

balcony

phatically Ask the " What

GUILFOYLE,

Corner Street

"

can

STABLING

GOOD

of

all

chapter

mmwmmwB

Importer

nerves,

or

any

of

be found replete offers to visitors and privacy of

GENERAL

HEARMAN,

Cr.

!

is the best and allaying and curing all

chapter

Ask

and

residence.

(Under

Bonnets,

for

john

the

skilled

Printing.

l

icians

brands. in a healthy

from

convenience,

2s.

upwards.

All the windows dressed with

general

the

of.

I

Physician

quieting

the above which he

Hotel,

position, extended unsurpassed to be obtained.

an

The

leased

lias

commanding which

intimate

;re-St6e"d'th&fSeers

Wmpjetely

and Spirits The Hotel

to

begs

is

6d.

These qualities double the about Season.

COMMERCIAL

Questions

eminent what school,

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

HOTEL.

UILFO35LE and

W.

and Girls'

and

ENGLAND.

most

any world for

terious

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

6d.

ORDERS for

Hats

COv CHEMISTS,

AND

and

Ladies' EXECUTE

Vital the

tation

thus:—

labelled

EPPS

!

Ask Ask

milk.

or

by Grocers,

nervous

HAY is

water

boiling

packets

LONDON,

Charges— Moderate.

Is.

with

%-fl>.

JAMES

on

Etc.

VICTORIA

r\ y

JOHN well-known

Perth,

THE

in

"

good value.

Men's

MANAGER

a.

mifine

are

profits

simply

Bold

the

Terrace,

George's

.

THE

p.pcnpd

Mr.

many

any

Baths,

value. for and Novelties Early Spring' Summer selected personally by Mrs. Hearman in Luton, Paris, London, and Albans are now St. being opened, purchased direct from the Manufactur

RECORD.

at

!

an

Markets.

real

their

kept

are

Spirits

Made

of

Con

Straw aud Bonnets. Straw Hats Hats, 25 Cases Ladies, Young. Y o u th s an a "Boy s, all sizes and Alens,low prices to marked qualities specially meet the present. depression. temporary The public should take this opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices

ers n

And.

.

" i

A.

from obtained be St. News Agent, Perth.

and

which

Comfort. qualities

provided

Good Stabling

her

during

English

"

THE

by

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

HOMOEOPATHIC

THE.

.

Victoria

the

to

made

Consisting'

F. Chmeliceck „ F. Mateu. ,, Dr. Salvado. Rt. Rev.

Albany

Hearman

Tracey.

&

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Goods

and

OeSt

and

"

,

FIND

the

Wines,

Beers, hand.

8»WO-

Summer

W.

Kojonup

of

':i

but

Luncheon

Delaney.

P.

and

position,

VISITORS

and

Convenience

None

THE

HD1BIKB8IK

visit

Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Bunbnr jlDardaniip, & Bridgetown, Vasse, Ludow & „ Augusta.

central

a

WILL

and opened the

OF

P. Gibney.

in

BREAKFAST.

throughr

Every Accommodation,

Duff. M. Martelli.

J. L.

is

Hotel

TRAVELLERS

Agents for

local

his friends

out the Victoria District and the in that he has taken general from Mr. over William Trigg the wellknown Hotel.

RECORD

Perth, Fremantle,

"

that

announce

received

or

their

inform

BEGS

EPPS'S_G0tti.

REILLY,

public

.

receiving

the

P.

fiwrasisiif

not

Subscribers

to.

to

has just

Mr. be

to

or

Draper

City

BEGS

be

may

agents and

Manager,

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accordance

W. A. Stamp Aot.

the

HEARMAN,

G.

.

those

stamped

upwards,

or

f

Geraldton.

Terrace,

Success-'

to

subse'

the

paper.

forwarded

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with

the

£2

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per £2

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an

receive

quent

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press every the time for other mails.

in and

morning

Thursday

publication

weekly

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Season.

COMFORTING.

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and

is

GRATEFUL—

:

RECORD

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"

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.

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A.

.

W.

'

THE

not

used manufac is

merit-

of

establish can be but and as there supremacy, one let customers echo "Best" my their of my work its on experience merits. W. T. WIMBRIDGE.

so much stop on you will stop sending, rich food and fine clothes, style, buy good, and better glothing healthy food, cheaper and substantial of life real get more things and the foolish every way, especially stop

habit or

of

using

cine trust Soule's

that in

employing

expensive

much of does you

the

so

that American

always at good times

a

only

simple,

Hop

and

harm, pure Bitters

cost,

trifling

have"

quack

humbug

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good

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-

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you ".

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Chron

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Norman

the

known.

that the

Conquest than

time

first

he

had

been

Leichhnrdt. of London

at

One of the great dangers and other large provincial towns in Eng of those land was the great overcrowding He would like to say a few places. In the year 1884 words on this subject.

spiritual

love unparalleled The same love of

and

religion

land.

dear and

love

love

their of

of

this

humiliation I trust, and in

are

for

now

one.

municipal

elections.

Parnell

what a colleague on the Council gotten said to me You are absolutely right, but we Radicals let the cannot point of laicisation the Opportun escape us, or

those

ages forth

sent

was

closed, heroism

of

the

colonies

the with

of

Lords.

He accompanied Pancras' St. parish Dr. of Wales.

through

the

Priuce and himself

Buchanan themselves first' house stmh a scene

as

represented The inspectors.

sanitary went into they Australian as an

In

imagine. back there in glass

the first

room

presented could not on

not

was

no

the and

windows,

fire,

a

the 2- pair of pane

no

no bed, On the floor no food. furniture, clothes sat a woman with scarcely any it was March at the her, upon although end of a very winter. There rigorous were also three children with less cloth if that than their were ing mother, "

The landlord

She won't

possible. said, she won't pay any rent, go, she has been here three months. What I do ?" shall He -asked her was ? where her child it in court She replied that she had lost three

months

They

went

seen it since. ago, and not from court to court and from

with reeking In every case the poor people said don't if condemn these because houses, you do they will be pulled down, we shqll have to go out and have to go to worse of the still. From the report places to

alley

all

alley,

Bethnal October

filth.

Commissioners is shown that

Green 1887, it

houses were 1600 houses

and

visited,

in

1600

these among 1300 without

were there water and lio waterclosets, supply. There were 112 the conveniences with choked up and useless. In absolutely 212 there were uncovered and dustbins, in over 100 there dustbins at were no

and in

all, were

a

number

large

back yards

no

houses there In M arch

of

at

all.

endeavour humble way, are

to of

fruitfulness dear this

old and

land.

Thanks to the prudence wisdom that have guided our statesmen in colonial in modern times administra

independence, enjoy legislative own is im we make our laws, justice and the blessings partially administered, are of liberty wfdespread among our peo Thus it is that for us the standard ple. the symbol of of the imperial rule is we

tion,

It is the shield of our pence. strength, liberties. It may be the regis of our said of our what was empire to-day rule of Rome in said of the imperial that the paths of her ac former times, and commerce are quisitions highways of

Christian and

piety Catholics

Irishmen

and

civilization.

Opal-street, Carr-lane, of an infant was death was called The parish doctor reported. and when he arrived he found in in, a labourer's wife with four children garret huddled up in bed for the sake of warmth. where

the

the

along with

cupboard

of the corpse would have for her child.

the

baby. her given The doctor

this wasgarret habitation. The was to be found in

the The

for of

state

Edinburgh.

blood that human things

Sydney

Nation.

tiie

Moran

Faith

Irish

on

and

Patriotism

loved

our

this,

mother

Erin.

The.

wide

us, but wherever separate the sea-divided our lot Gael may be cast, aB in the golden ages of Ireland s to-day, in spirit of love, one are found one faith, in heart aud hand, and one shall be the fervent ascending to heaven from prayer the loving hearts of all that every bless ocean

may

God can bestow upon a virtu ing that aud enlightened ous, united, people, may at no distant date be the inheritance of this but ever faithful land. long-suffering O'Brien's

to

advice

the

Irish

The

was Winter campaign lately when thirty thou Waterford, sand men from Waterford, Wexford, aDd Kilkenny, Tipperary, Queen's on the famous hill of County assembled

at

opened

themselves once pledge to a defiance of Balfourism. Mr. O'Brien and Mr. T. D. Sullivan to

Ballybricken more

Wm.

a magnificent accorded reception enthusiasm and earnestness of and the the meeting shows the spirit that is alive of through the South-East everywhere ;

to advice O'Brien's the people Winter was held, regarding the coming and timely. He cautioned unflinching, the one the on hand against people criminal excesses that could not be de

Mr.

at Monasterevan, Eminence said is weeks since 1 It a .few only came, to rest for a while in this dear old land mother of and even ours, those few during days j have seen around me on of every side the fruits the same and devoted enlightened piety Schools

zeal.

erected tions

on

:

and churches

every being

side.

have been Old institu

renewed and per and new institutions are fected, being to the wounds and to heal organised the afford and consolation blessings of to who are those religion weary and in sorrow and All distress. are

-

telfs

this

us Ireland of to- day that of old is Ireland guided by the of God, and that is spirit .she to faithful mission the divinely given' her as to a chosen of the holy people

the

as

.

and to bear the of impress wisdom and of His holiness yet Love of country Ireland her. in

Church, -His

upon is inseparably

holy and

linked

With

faith.

love

of

religion

with love were

love of our of country inseparably

National Library of Australia

Mr. Balfour Commission Royal and

is

of

before

report

said,

the.

" Mr. I tell that you alarmed at is not very Parnell greatly the Times forgeries, or about the battal that Mr. and ions of forgers perjurers Soames is going about the country and Wo at this moment. together bringing We We defy them. don't dread them. these three do not know what judges that they have We do know may be. been selected and malignantly purposely of packing the tribunal with the object But also we do know, us. this against if those judges gives us a spark of that that they fair and I do not doubt play, this I venture then to say that will, was as an which inquiry, designed will turn out assassin stab on our leader,

the

in

be

a

:

ways of Providence

mysterious

in

turning-point in land us

will

a

our

will seize health of game of politics.

Just

is

on the other and, submission to cowardly that Mr. Balfour and his

fended,

to

inflict

the

in

His

to

others

She

no

of

the

Very

people, of capable

hand, against every "

of

name

outrage cared the law."

minions

He asked

i-l> wio

n

fn

»

(Lnf.

i-

lauii

llirt

uuau

scenery names

of

he had

Bendurb,

tion. out

of

great. but all,

state of the Catholic colonists flourishing their success to in Australia, ascribing habits. Irish their temperance industry the and observed genius, enterprise,

when accompanied always commend success

issued

thousand

times

had

worse

be faced by our unhappy before when friendless past was a There never generation

in

race

the

to

the

world. of Irish-

by temper in life.

Cardinal, ance,

is

and to

prone is

tendency

sin.

but

the

of

we fall effaced readily by baptism, again into actual sin. Men need to be remind ed that must and with they cleanse,

if

to

necessary typefies

ness

so

and

which

physical the interior "I God.

comfort, cleanli

will by pour enjoined out God upon you," says the Almighty " clean water, and you shall be Himself, 26 clean." (Blzechiel, 25.) the when Therefore she Church, ness

makes

of water

use

wise,

in

to

suggests

"other the weakness and

baptismr

us

U1

also

us

of

UUl

(IllU

UttvUlOj

the

1 wllilllUO

of

necessity

spiritual

purification.

The

Priest

while

and

shows

baptizing

by.means of the flowing

outwardly

water,

the spiritual done within.

symbolically, is being

cleansing The blessed its at the water which stands in font, church's reminds the Christian threshold, how pure should be bis as he enters, heart when coming into the temple of the Lord, and into the very presence of

which

God.

his

All

necessity but pure; 4 3) tells

stantly (1 Tim. is

should

water

this

of

hearts

the

holy

that

good

for

remind to _be

us con

Paul apostle creature with thanks by the word

Every

is

received

is

sanctified

it

and

"

us,

:

giving, of God

to

serve

for

by prayer." when

Moreover, passed the of

subsequently

which

had

placed under

at

mankind under

fell,

the

and

influence

of hell, powers been created his

disposal,

infernal

certain

lifeless

things and him passed with control. The for

(nan

and the salt that is in therefore, are exorcised and cere by prayer it, and thus withdrawn entirely monies, of Satan. from the control Thus blessed water,

in

Nuns

The

A protest Dr

brings discussion. his habits

no

hospitals

unique

once more by repeated who Paris, certainly Catholic to the prejudices to He declares that owing the of dropping down upon has he without warning,

in

Just

the

now

as

as

of

their

con

he dropped

the upon he drops the layupon the Municipal Council, notice of its gives long deceived as it easily may as

at seven going and at midnight "like

he

describes

is

it,

take

less

laicisation

mortality

to

exorcised, service the

may

How

accompany "

than

pains personal the investigation. of the Enfants among,

the fact

"The quintupled. " these good virgins mothers. But the facts

he

Since Assistes,

new-born he is," were are

its

use.

Irishmen"

Lawless Peace

a

under

given

and devoted particularly of God, holy water is of soul efficacious to promote strength These and health of body. salutary water not from the effects itself, flow, of the Church, and but from the prayers motive and pious also from the religious case sentiments which in each particular to

in

keep the

America.

satisfied

nurses the work of the new has lost with the hospitals incalculably, of expense. increase Moreover, a great convince those who should the statistics

that

and

Despres,

morning

bomb,"

in

of judging

means

so

France.

in

Hospitals

is

Despres

;

by Mr. Balfour sup speech and combina which the carrying that involved had been policy He knew them all and felt them ten

were

while nurses, considerately

of liberty sacrifices The

and

Charlemont,

he said, imperishably on the page of Irish inscribed history, of and are noble records past glories. him In to an address reply presented the St. at Magherafelt Mary's by Association of Catholic Temperance the his Eminence dwelt on that town

Dr.

pressing

observations

of that corrupted manifestation from Adam. nature which .is inherited when of original Even the stain sin, first' committed is by A dam our father, result

UcIllvllJUUlb

cordial

is

proclamation

by

A

in welcome accorded him His Eminence added that the last two days enjoying spent The in Irelaud. unequalled

the

nuns

in

IY1

uuiiubuxd)

Dungannon.

desire.

any audience of the men

to A

light

dogmas.

'

coming,

bravery boycotting

the

Kl

reflecting

and man

the

means

:

in while Cross, to the Faith steadfast fidelity culcating the of St. Patrick, always impressed with the due Irish exiles allegiance in to The Cardinal, their native land. his warm for reply, expressed gratitude

Great Britain of Coolroe the ofland-grabbers ; the honesty, and invincibility of the Plan necessity, of Campaign, and every act of resistance, and defiance against contempt, every the

lllC

1A

AnAA

ma

dition.

ing before

P.P.,

Southern

the

beneath

to do anything the people never that they could not defend with'their own consciences but declared that he him in defend self would have no hesitation ;

guest

made

no

exertions keep clean, their they would dwell during eternity of the pure God. in the presence But water in the external is the order, to men which element afforded enables that them to maintain exterior cleanli

was,

of

inhabitants the Catholic reference was in which

town,

in

always and

her

are

understood. bound to' which are

persistent

accompanied V.G., Dungannon, where, the Most Rev. Dr. by the Primate, address with an Logue, he was presented from

afid

keep religion

of

upon its mysteries all We know that experience This distressing

His

the 18ih- September, Rev. Dean Byrne,

Tuesday,

on

of every and this font

herself whatever

means

to

thoughts which

and

Moran

Cardinal

font,

be studied considers

therefore

neglect calculated

Associations.

Eminence

a

general

Irish

on

entrance

the

Church

souls,

Moran

Water.

dip

all

election."

torical

So the

is

into which Catho holy water, the finger, and then sign themselves with the sacred sign of the cross. Now, what is this water ? who places it there ? and for what purpose ? The Catholic Church regards religion of sciences as the greatest the one above lics

to

cause,

triumphant

poor

within

Catholic contains

themselves. sufferers

for

it our

Holy

on

next Parliament February. at and Waterford lately, Mr. W. the Commission,

said

Dungannon

People.

Irelaud.

recently Speaking His County Kildare,

it

to

referring O'Brien

nd

were

Cardinal

judges will, meeting of Speaking

Cardinal

to none in others yield loyalty and in love devotedthrone, ness of their to the land adoption; but, even we will not to the withal, yield earnest of Ireland's most champions at home of our love cause in the ardour love towards of filial and in the intensity to

a

lay

the

colonies,

Wm.

mother,

heart's declared

unfit same

food

ists

hears

the

throughout

visited

they

In

of Australia we in a very ing, though emulate the marvellous that characterises piety

for

never

:

"Times"

London

Carnarvon, The other.

the

came pro overcrowding question the public in England. before minently he happened to be the At that time of local in Government representative

House board

Lord

countless

a

of the

the

and

of the Irish correspondent a remarkable of that array on either be produced witnesses may Mr. Parnell's the of side during trial the Courts. in Scotch libel action Mr. Mention is made of Mr. Gladstone, onSir and Trevelyan George Morley, the one side j and of Lord 'Cowper, The Times

country

ever

patient in the

cry

'

Mr.

were of religion inseparably those in days of together of suffering, and which,

welded

when

all

on impressed an undying

sons

unconquerable martyrs army and the to cause of justice plead of faith before throne cause of the true Christian This God. patriotism, and combined with enlightened piety forms a treble bond devoted charity, of union In those distant amongst us.

this

.

Christendom,

made a I have

.

'

to. Lord in responding Carrington, the toast of his health at theLeichhardl Town said he those thanked' Hall, had for the reception they present accorded and he accepted to the toast, it most He had had the gratefully. of the suburbs of visiting pleasure many the and notably but this wub Balmain,

been

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reason

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men

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days of faith golden a world-wide enjoyed and learn for the sanctity reputation The mission of her sons. great ing aries on the St. Fridholm Continent, of Kilion, and St. Columba in Scotland, of in land saints and other every entwined those when Ireland

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.

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never

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is

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met

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men

pardonable other

how supremely

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but

Cromwell, and

failure

that

is

the

to-day he care

as

(loud sore

a

poor

cheers). with point

if he only succeeded he knows that there are us

he has not

but

that

he dare

own

and

Britain

Great

cheers ) Mandeville's (

he

;

dare

;

ghost before an open and of free ( loud assembly Englishmen now to select cheers ) and he is obliged audience—

the

if

as

well,

whole

laughter that

Minister

dare

not cheers

(

is

nothing—

English

an

?

that

Is

).

nothing

now ).

crowd that and

will

Sullivan

the

not

does

keeD

to

that.

mean

cause

know tell

be

if

quarrelsome go on worrying

his that have to cheer

they will get discouraged, not fail to quarrel amongst one like a lot of wayward children. of if we were ever a nation children no we are longer (loud of full We are a nation grown We have got day (cheers). trust and whom whom we can

will

come

conquest all

again. (Great now have through gone ing). that of the worst twelve months who we can do to us, and is it coercion look we can to blush when have reason over

We

back

upon

Exactly Suilivan

?

it .to-day twelve months

reminded

us—

(Loud ago twelve

cheers). Mr. as" months

com Mr. Balfour very day, his work by the slaying of three all in Mitchelstown. Go back over men and I. ask you is that has occured since, in a worse condition the cause of Ireland cheer before the world to-day ? (Great he stamped out one Has single ing). branch of the National League ?. (Never.) one combination Has he defeated single

ago

this

menced

? the Plan of Campaign (Never.) of any one Has he won victory tangible to ? he can kind that point sort or it at one time I know that (cheers.) whether Lord was a toss Salisbury up Parlia was us an Irish going to offer and it ment or a Coercion Act (cheers), would be a toss up again in the morning office he could retain if he thought by of the cards (renewed another shuffling .the indiv These are heartless cheers.) of iduals who are gambling the happiness

under

trust

to the

an got shatter

death

organisation

little

are

liberties

ber

that

the

to meet

them foot

to

to

for

is

basest ingenuity make Mr. Gladstone

and every remember

word

every must

We anything

that

being

answer

deed of to

never

defend

cannot

we

before

acknowledge

to

the

one

who

are

audience,

English which Englishmen,

an

for

thing brave

men

the love liberty themselves, for which would one justly they thing would be if Balfour could despise us, were sur of Ireland boast that the men their homes that and rendering tamely who

a

few months'

of

us out had frightened which thirty gen fathers have faced the

jail

for

the

erations

struggle of our and battlefield

another

cheers). (loud There the least fear of .that. never was a time when the heart of Ireor when the pulse of and was sounder, than it does to-day. beat higher Ireland and we have a deal If we had a great

Well, children

great den

cheers). to

more

hear).

(hear

and

fickle

a

have

to only and longer and they will

men a

we

leader will

have We (cheers). can that nothing have a and we got

; (cheers) to is on that victory policy marching and most rapid wonderful with the most of the that strides any great movement until that century has commanded ; and is that is tried and victory policy our I assure won I think may force of enemies the whole that

to their guns race will stand to stick their and will cheers), of and discipline with a steadiness the march a German on (renewed army God knows, I am not insensible cheers). to the cruel that this struggle sacrifices I unfortunate entails people. upon our desolate John have seen Maudeyille's little true-hearted house and his dear

the

will

and

(cheers). that he

a

have

they I

ashamed

(loud cheers). who will are there person election may that the general there are well off ; persons,

them

people our

and that we can't consciences, to our defend before and stand any up houest of assembly Englishmen. in I have no hesitation telling you be most that one which I should thing

do, I

to-day to think venture to the conclusion of will Ireland

expect a like the

what

in

Waterford

making

on

cannot

at

If

they

that

yon

do

I

have Irish are race, and we

I

Well,

(cheers). in telling have to go

have

Ireland

Coercionists the say

sacri

We

tration

the

few last

pass

while

foot.

ours.

meaning shaking

They

a

able

(cheers).

that you far

race

hesitation we will

employed

been

of

to

mind limitation, only place one resistance to the den of upon your you, I only ask in Dublin Castle. thieves one We must be true to thing. you friends and allies in England, our faithful We must remem and Wales. Scotland,

the

Irish no

and

(cheers). tell you in Ireland cheers we

awav

nee-pirn?

we

for unless we show them fighting we are worth that think fighting they I tell for ourselves (renewed cheers). me that I see before will the men you have have to show their teeth, they will and the landlords, to defy Mr. Balfour

and doing (cheers), certain in human if anything elec the day of general affairs it is that and "of tion will be a day of victory for irrevocable triumph triumph-aud have there is

those

against have

if we through, were and not ready to give our energies to our blood -in this if give necessary, of the last for the possession struggle and for the regeneration of our Irish soil

that

fices

worth

it

mean

I all. things. of the and night I think humble heroes like the men

We longer. busy and self-absorbed English people to think

?

are worse criminals we tremendous the the more, receive from the English people does that I say, what Well,

murmured

for

Coercionist face his own Is it nothing

the way

comes

Mr.

as

tell

and I say us to-day (cheers); that the would deserve every stripe landlords could we lay upon our backs, to be disowned would deserve by our from we Irish fathers their if graves,

sacrifices

Balfour's cri we, the worst of Mr. that we can go out into the street minals, in'a great and that we can English city, make of a hearing and of a welcome sure, from the very from the English people first

a

Don't know it

man.

whom we have (loud cheers) here to-day. platform Morning, I think of such men and night and giving families up their up

this

have

that

Aye,

world

roe

ancient

were engaged in a con public and to spiracy pick his pockets (cheers if he got his ticket and even laughter), ar the most effectual audience together Irish on the offer gument he could to feed is that he is obliged question ox cheers of roasted them with plates (

and

stand

can

the

on

we

John

confront

noon, of

broken

a

those

Morning,

out

round

face an audience of in any part defend his policy

not

and

shattered nte of

he

more

him

worse and worse sacrifices have perils had -to be faced unhappy race by our for many a day and for many a genera of the hopes and when we had cone tion, none of the friends that are thronging

not

countrymen

much

turn

and with their naked business, the and the facing bayonets the houses that they while bludgeons, built are tumbled about their ears. being I know it but I know also that all all, times these and ten thousand things,

thousand thirty me who men this moment confronting full are full of fight, and not only as as for the fight of fight, but as fresh to-day months as twelve they were ago ( loud He And more than that. cheers). knows of his

how

then

giving their breasts

blatant humbug Believe me Balfour Mr.-

;

and

noon,

little would he had conquered

means

know

to

on

Mighty

(cheers). by what

and to think God's air to-day, breathing of Mr. Balfour and Dr. Barr (groans) were with their hands as it on his pulse

thousands of Cool

are who always persons, cold their heads and throwing of difficulty instead water in the moment to of work of doing a'practical stroke the Coercionists make bitter for coercion and that is the solitary gleam of hope

begin

crushing

more

been

is

gath you on this magnificent gratulate of the clans here to day (cheers) ering that of the most one sights glorious ever or that ever cheered my eyes of man the heart thrilled (renewed I only hope that Mr. Balfour's cheers). some idea of the dim spies will give him of this demons and of the spirit ensions —

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Jabour in that he knows (loud cheers) or that he has failed to break the spirit of the Irish break the organisation their ruffle people, aye, or even (cheers) and that knows he temper (cheers) before the world that he stands to-day not in the character of a conquering

it

at WaterMr. William 9th, made the O'Brien following speech : I congratulate From heart my you, of of Waterford and men Tipperary, I con and Gallant Wexford At

ford,

has

work

nnlv

at

wicked

vain

we

William

his

all

countrymen

in the

for,

'local

surest

the the

of be

question and it is to

most

a

a

obtaining

possess

in

bud, the circumstances, of the situation, are masters the female clerics, course, be described cannot who rightly be reckon masters. They may possibly more formidable still ed as something

nipping

in

Gladstone, to the way sap or and but the way to strengthen impair, has taught and experience consolidate, but or as a theory, not as a dream us, that the best and as life, as a practice, and

,

of

president

cannot Mr. of

can

;

British

of creed, how any to refuse

irrespective and

all,

is

;

liberty

means

may prevail; Protestant with Ireland such as we

justice fair-minded

government

a word, of party

of Patrick Ford, Alexander Sullivan,

to

that

words

it

aright,

Irish

what

his

be tolerated longer ' and suoh as Ulster in any free to exist I understand If

cease

will

Church in and that when isms

no

levers,

Constitution, I colony,

are

them,

among

approaching

will

sympathise

for

their ability of character

;

These Jesuits whole Democratic

considered." control the

of

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in

the

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fast

political

cry,

almost obsolete,

now

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clerics, none

to

are

his

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war

country

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female But

clerics,

synonym

the

are

moreover,

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as

lay-workers, these Jesuits clerics,

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be declares, Jesuits, of the Catholic Church, of the States. fortunes

male

"

add

thousand

the command These Jesuits, crew

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it

hundred

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should

to

keenness

not

nipped,

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lend out

course

T.

Luther

Professor whose first

and I am certain that people, is Mr. Balfour troubling to-day he is not of misery that the amount the that he is not homesteads causing, it that he has the blood is not unroofing, but on his head of John Mandeville and what is what is irritatinghim, he knows that maddening him, is that the

;

read the newspapers, has even matter absurd and unfounded that in the face of the facts paper Protestants in are not 1,000,000 ? But his statements would be

at

Discovery.

Startling

by

Ulster

danger.

greatest

cause

condemned

upon there

been of the

courage has never under circumstances

Their

forces.

sole

or land, put such

after as sought American police

eagerly of the various

denied

was

the

sympathise

can

the illustrated have invariably of implicit obedience, self-control, and intelligent fidelity. courage, are

wbieh was

he says. Ulster. Again, Australian Protestaut any Rule when it is with Home

first

is decidedly predominant. America, York members of the New The Irish

Ulster

'

tell

any that to. the of the

in

religionists

in

and Scot'

together;

put

school-boy tenant right,' of Ireland, rest prosperity How

have contributed 3317, and all other coun The of the whole. per cent, those born including element,

tries

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;

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to Irish It is enough make our wife. of John hearts bleed when we think the Dillon wasting his noble life away in we are a cell when of prison gloom

gallows There is

not

ment

deal

to

we

us,

and

exasperate have the hearts

our to fill and with

hope.

thousand

to

mad times

with encourage Of all the gen that have lived in

erations of Irishmen this laud since the Norman conquest we to of this have most be generation for. We are the most united thankful ; are the most influential throughout as as here ; in America well the globe, above all the gen and we are the blest us with erations that have gone before the promise, yea, and with the certainty, this and govern that we will yet. own land of ours lovely (cheers). Why, it for of itself worth to is a tiling living our like when old live in a time this, we

Irish

which

once

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very byethat the all the world race is linited to-day in 'one like so around, many regiments million strong mighty army twenty worth liviYes, it is a time (cheers). is a time worth struggling ing in, and it scenes in in. These are great historic word

race,

which and we our

was

of dissension

we

are

ought

privilege quite over,

and disunion,

to

privileged to to nowi

and

thank before

before

the

take a part, God that it is the battle is

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Australia. that went

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struggles of this

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pretext

daring

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insurrection,

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insults

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Mr.

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The have owe it

return.

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regarded

crime,

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Irish

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who

inflicted lashes was refused to proceed to

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history contains and affection

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got

over

Melbourne,

October

17.

The

Legislative Assembly sat until Almost no buisness was midnight. done ; owing to opposition and obstruc tive tactics. Some scenes disgraceful and

ensued, used.

some

Chinaman

strong

for

yesterday

damages judgment

was

language

case Foy's again before

was

Court

the

versus

the

Supreme of

assessment reserved.

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David

Mitchell's

burnt

was

the

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Mitchell

Mi1.

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to be fully

is

18."

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establishment to the ground damages being

joinery

the

act

depart

reargued.

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have Opposition again adopted tactics in the Assembly stonewalling against

the

being strong

done

Government.

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and

language

similar

issue

October

19. have joined the northern counties is to other extending

some

the

well-known

discovered Czar's life. Nihilists

in the act of making several machines and dynamite bombs. have been made. arrests

infernal, Several

Mission aunual report Giles's shows that over five bun-' just published convicts dred discharged have been sent St.

Caulfield

The trial unfinished.

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to

Sir

Leonards.

enthusiastically

strike

same

rioters

is

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is

betting about the

is

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as

still new

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yesterday

being

Parkes

Henry

meeting

large St.

of the There the

regarding

18.

Cup

to-day, quotations Melbourne.

holiday have

October

Sydney, The

new

colliers

Countries. Moscow police plot against

They found

New

a

London,

Midland

bank of 52,000

the colonies.

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6d.

by

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refuses

managers

hewing

£2,000.

latter's

lives many heard as

the wellhas commenced pro the Bank of Austral

Dougharty,

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for being taken in strong syndicate the iron-trade controlling

yesterday, The report

H.

squatter, ceedings against

hard

are

steps of a

;

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17.

lamprailway being esti

Spencer-street the 'damage £1000.

to-day at

October in the

occurred

known

copper

Dover.

December i

ship

lost.

that will be

of the faithful the The of next Feast year. of the Indies. falls on the he Apostle of that month.His remains are in of. India.! Goa, in Portuguese city

exposed in

auuounce

Sparta

for

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another papers Francis veneration

the

controlling that it

exploded

of the Duchess of of her sister-in-law

at

room

fire

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pro

Gotober 18. London, Labouchere's paper

Corate The Ambassador in

The

Indian body of St.

as

or

of

Scotland

own

Melbourne, serious

A

The

and selling

marriage. Preliminary the formation

not

mother. The

of

that generally expected of Greece will abdicate of his eldest sou in favour

is

George

:

Braganza

impli-

practices

either the Marquis of Mr. tho Cecil Bailees, PostmasteriGenerul, present Imperial succeed will Sir Frederick Broome, as of Western Australia. Governor

aunt, aunt but he is also ; she is her is his own nephew, therefore husband's The revulsion is great-aunt. too she is his niece to to-day dizzy she be his morrow will great-aunt. .into the shade the minor This throws that the Princess Letitia incongruities will

directly

goal

One

that

Normanby

own

?

Parnell

decliues of arms aud

Mr.

conjectures

probably

other

Air.

Government

announces

£78 per ton, at £78 10s.

therefore

she

Mr. against yesterday. members of the

a

INTERCOLONIAL. 1

organizations.

by Spain. The syudicate

marry

aunt

and

posed

mother Letitia

Princess

shortly postages Letters post card

to agree to the prohibition in the Pacific alcohol possessions

of unique dignity aunt. By a similar Duke of Aosta becomes his Here the plot thickens. nephew. aunt and he is his she is her own what relation are nephew, they to

own

less

the

five sixty Nationalist party. that the Times is in the criminal

various

Power

were

war _

all

it

;

charges published

were

stated

and ignorant rubbish of this kind, to embitter interna which, by tending relations tional does already strained, more harm to the State than infinitely the private murders all aud burglaries of half a And what non year. abject mous

sense

her

each she

'tlie

Times'

Irish

grandmother the daughter

now

be 4d.

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the

distinguishing politics,

;

is

will

of reduction and Australia.

by

tour.

Customs

The Parnell

things, make to

By

tangled. present

notification

the

the.

to

2d.

;

fail

defer

in

official

betweed Europe via Plymouth will

of her daughter (as just proved) Letitia is grandmother ergo Princess is

rui-s

their

in

recall

of the affair, British Lion'

if

her grandmother aunt her own

or

sewing

cousins ;

of

as

just

sentence

allusion of coarse'

comprehend,

allowed

might English

his

to gct-.very begins her uncle, ing her becomes her mother

of the

guns

American

this

seems

the

next

:

to

An announce

are studied. carefully Bonaparte being Princess Letitia is the niece of To-day King Humbert; in a few days she will his But taking become sister-in-law. the mutter, farther back tho skein _a step

:

behindironclads

English

Chinese intended appealing United States Supreme Court.

Over in Italy, complicated. the relationships consequent of the Duke Aosta marriage Letitia the Princess niece,

more

and

The

beat.

complicated tend mariiages

possible

Several hundred arrived at have been San Francisco from by the Customs prevented landing The of the circuit Department. judge the Customs action. The court upholds

his

The

and

The American

are

unusual

however, the upon

will thus "It be well for the President and Govern ment of the United States to remember that Canada is a Dependency of the British and that, if the Government, should arise, necessity unfortunately

she

with

a

lost

have

team

and proposed appointments be promulgated next week. Emperor William in purposes and Madrid in Lisbon his

cluding present

in

October 17. Chinese who have

cated The

that

say

London,

Premier,

ex-

very-

:

Governorship changes will

be

.Commissioner's

have

they

are

police

the and

at

to

it

clue.

senti of Irish

more and more into' Protestauts the views of their ancestors and convictions instead of their presenc new-fledged notions.— -The Nation.

them

of wickedness and article of the Standard

sentence

opening

the

The

off.

precipitancy, consequence

like away morning or sun. The opposition but a diminishing large

writes

caused

Police,

indignant

melt

would

sponged

of the present generation Protestants such as those of unitedly their forefathers a hundred years back, all to Home Rule in Eng opposition ments

this

murder mysterious making has occurred in the East find. after occasion the murderer,

Metropolitan

i

of

America.

and

first

the

were

that,

the

on

his as usual, mutilating victim, wrote Jews on an ''The' adjacent wall, not are Before blamed for nothing." was the Sir writing photographed, of Commissioner Cliarle6 Warren,

for was unrecord parture America, ed by these conscientious news purveyors At ou the other side of the Boyne. this was read from Mr. reunion a letter hon. in that which right Gladstone,

gentleman

Cuzco,

s.

brutally

of the state."

combination

a

Ou

except

cricketers, the

in

inst.

Another

of de

Rule Association occasion of his

sailed

the ninth—

,

and

.For

12th

forced

sundry grimaces care not take although they very good to them A publicity. banquet give which was' held" at the Railway lately in honour of Mr. Hotel, Banbridge, of the Uriah President M'Clinchy, Protestant that town,

it.

the Australian

Bonnor,

with

swallow

to

Relationships

England

All

at all of these

are

is still strike impending have thousands of men already minein the demand, and several that they refuse have intimated

colliery

grant

iu

one

they

to

Home

j

.

.

sign

pace

hard,

is

camp whieh

sold.

owners

can possibly defeat, yet the settlement of this great quest delay ion. There he no more is, added, done in the whole wide useful service Irish field of this than to bring question

for as, touching, exceedingly that of the Irish convicts, example, or or who; far from the church, chapel, turned their tearful at night eyes priest, to the constellation of the Southern and prayed and hoped that this Cross, are

equal

stern

vapour

of

acts

-for

Williamite

land

thus puuished of the Church in many

the

of

already The

joined

news.

to suppress point unpalatable such a body as a Protestant Association should exist

a

That Rule

fiscation

Many

they make

to

seem

of treatment by German and the con authorising the copies work all of the

physicians,

must

in Ulster of the duty

journals idea

Tory

have issued of Sir Morel

the

during

The Colonial .Office announce that various Australian contemplated

tho

the sale orders forbidding Mackenzie's book on the the late Emperor Frederick

the Protestant Association.

very blind their readers. a

News.)

Parnell. charges against The German Government

its

and

Rule

Daily

October 16. London, Judicial The "Times" Enquiry are now docu Commission receiving the before resuming mentary evidence to the sittings, which stand adjourned has delivered 22nd inst. The " Times"

sober these into serious

in

Canada

and

past year. The Burton-on-Trent defeated the Maori footballers and try against one goal.

FOREIGN.

to

menaces

the

(From

such would

of

Australia

to

intercolonial'

telegrams.

really mean, ought swashbucklers journalistic ness. At present, however, the manage seems ment of the Standard quite has made the article because happy some sensation in New York and called

forth

anii

five

left

to speak one vyord of the and the unfortunate language, of his mother man who spoke a' word was condemned to suffer tongue fifty lashes A similar on the bare back. aB

jfomgw

for struggle the on possible which it is not, and cripple sum, race for English

.

-

if

Home

the of correspondent at on 14, July Pilot, Rome, writiug " intervals of his In the saying here with the important occupation Morau is affairs of his- diocese, Cardiual materials that may be of service seeking in of a history of the the preparation

The

even

be

Army

A

surely

Australia.

in

dollars.

part of -Great Britian, would cost the twice both of the branches The thought generations. of what such a possibilities,

concluded).

Church

of

would

use

British

a

-

Canada,

of what

even

The American

billions

in

happy years to come, it will yet be your boast the lichest legacy -proudest you can children-— that bequeath your you

Mr. O'Brien

or

?

Corps

(loud word

and

Canada,

ironclads

.

won

of

.

you and

_

tell

over,

nearly is nearly remember my

and

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I

away.

is

struggle battle

.

the the

that

died

have

cannons

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the that

a public addressed

of his constituents Sir who Henry, made received,

a

at was an

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speech, principally relating to affairs. reformation in financial A in the was vote of confidence Premier '

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the words

has been dis reign of Leo the XIII tinguished by the frequent exercise of his high prerogatives, but we do not know of anything he has done will

that

per his endavours the confirm more

produce

than results extend and recitation of the Holy manent to

THE

JUSTICE

CHIEF

THE

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perhaps of the

which they, no The will see public say. for If it necessity hair-splitting. can that the Chief has be proved been guilty of deliberate and per unfairness sistent they will, without into his motives, require inquiring be inflicted that punishment upon

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the other hand, it that the West Australian transpires as has and foully slanderously sailed him with unwarranted im his integrity, no putations against of esteem for the Chief protestations which can now Justice that paper merited make will save it from him.

and after such pathos bathos, a painful of violent person display al feeling and a ludicrously trans zeal parent pretence of the purest for the public weal, it is somewhat to find that the disappointing Petition tamely ends with a prayer of a third for the appointment

!

readily

might

occur

have

reasonable, which such

to

our

been and the

minds, regarded

it as

opposition a could not proposal to excite, or fail whether effectual could not be bitter. But tak not, as it the ing the Petition stands, as has been Petitioners, forcibly out for pointed by the member Greenough and others, show them selves signally wanting in courage

issue before them, are resolved to apparently chance which developments,

they await

may favourable and which they believe cannot be detri fondly mental to content in the them, meantime a safe vent for to find the shield of. unworthy spite under be

privilege. things Petition tralian a

high

One of the strangest with connection the West Aus is that the of still makes profession regard for the' Chief Justice.

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Elliott.

in the year days before Christmas, at the time reported by our Nor named a teamster thampton correspondent, Matthew Barlow went out from Billabadistrict to look for long in the Murchison returned. As some horses and he never to be a thorough he was known bushman, excited much suprise his disappearance it and not a few thought very possible, for he had always though not probable on well with the blacks got singularly at the had met with foul that lie play while others were hands of the natives, of the of opinion that in consequence infirmities of his advanced age he- had to' exhausted and fallen a victim become the intense heat which thirst pre during at of the year. The vailed that portion efforts of the police and search parties sent to look out for the poor old fellow proved could nowhere discover unavailing: they a trace of him and at length, in a hopeless abandoned their task. Lately, spirit, however, as a policeman named Watson, assistant were and his native travelling of Billathrough the bush in the vicinity across human, came bones, they balong, was well which Watson, to whom Barlow had no doubt were those of the known, The remains were. teamster. missing at miles found a spot only ten or eleven burial from and were Billabalong, given by the constable. A

few

1885,

as

;

obloquy. The voice of the Press, like that of the people, is unitedly in favour of the Chief Justice. It affords the Record to pleasure give him assurance of its warmest sympathy, and of its faith in his undoubting an as and honour uprightness surance which he will receive all the more because the Record freely to has not, in the past, hesitated take him to task for certain indiscretions however, it is but which, fair to say, in no affected his way character. We judicial respect fully beg to suggest to him that at the he can juncture, present course adopt no nobler than, disre and the insults garding provo

or of the Supreme Court, of the Act otherwise the repeal " in case of a which that pi-ovides between difference of opinion the two judges of the Court, respecting or the judg any judgment decision, ment or decisionof the Chief Justice and shall A most lame prevail."

Had conclusion, truly on been forward request put other and worthier which grounds

on

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judge

this

saying

men

at and length, not to did intend

forcibly,

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we are dered, and insulted, helpless and without relief before the chief tribunal of our To your Queen. we Honorable House appeal to aid a state in ending of things, which is a scandal to the a Bench, to the welfare menace of the and a dishonour to the colony, Crown." After a such gush of

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AUSTRALIAN

character, sidered

are grievances " follows For nearly five years as we have we suffered have set forth. Our business, our properties,

and

of topic towns principal and, probably, by this time, through out the greater part of the colony, was is the Petition which last week the Legislative Council laid before on of the behalf of the proprietors The West Australian newspaper. an which interest possesses subject that for the time being, eclipses, even of the change of constitution one The conversation

tioners'

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peachment

In the the Peti summarised

On Friday evening, a public meeting was Perth. The object held in the Town Hall, for which the meeting had been called was to consider the petition charges containing the Chief Justice, .pre against, recently Council sented to the by Legislative Hackett. The Messrs. and hall Harper was and the audience conducted crowded, themselves in an mannerthroughorderly out. Resolutions were passed expressing confidence in ,the complete and unabated udicial andihqnour J integrity, impartiality, the Chief Justice of emphasizing the, of appointing a undesirableness ;third the introduction of Responsible j udge until Government the mayor to andjrequesting and forward sign copies of the resolutions to the Chief Justice, and through the same to the Secretary of State. the Governor the chair. The The mayor occupied Mr. E. K. Courtwere principal speakers Neelands. Mr. Mr. hope, Traylen, Mr. Mr. A. Forrest and. Hammersley,

cations heaped upon him, to re frain from taking part in a contest must in which the finer feelings be and the inevitably blunted, oE

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also these put into of our heart. feelings The over may be the same, and over again, yet each time they are the intention repeated may and so the prayer be different. vary so Thus these petitions; which are and simple and easy to be re plain tained in the mind, that they are the are children first the little learn, sufficient for the and greatest wisest of God's saints. They may and each time be said every hour, a as the days with larger meaning, and hours of life give fresh desires, The and more to ask of heaven.

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quite inexplicable that it supposition is intended to disarm the general caused indignation by the belief that the have been promoters actuated the throughout by narrowest motives.' To personal draw the distinctions which the West Australian is an suggests almost task and would impossible now avail nothing. If the Petition not intended to destroy was public Chief as confidence in the Justice Chief if it be not an im Justice, the

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It appears from, the accounts published, oft the that a George Steele, squatter assaulted a blackfellow Murchison, lately manner. He is said to have in a brutal with his fist, hand struck the poor native cuffed him, flogged him with a, stockwhip j and chained him for three up days. before the GeraldSteele was summoned Court of ton Police by the Protector Mr. Maitland to Brown, Aborigines, and answer for his inhuman conduct, all the were sheeted charges although and in fact were admitted home to him, was let off by the he by his counsel, the Bench, who occupied honorary justices if with the inadequate punishment pun can be termed at all which the ishment it infliction of a fine of £3 on a man following We hear his occupation represents. that the Geraldton are indignant people at the smallness of the penalty imposed— wonder. It is only natural that and no the should they unsatisfactory deplore result of the trial. The case adds another blurred of West Aus blot to that page of which contains a recital tralian history of this the wrongs done to the aborigines men see that and if colony;, unfeeling assault on a. an helpless unprovoked with native is visited merely nominal

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forward

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on Friday Council the In" Legislative the Mr. Horgan asked the lion, evening What :-l. Oolomfi Secretary Main woelc-day of runninc the 7 a.m. nnrf. tne time from to Fremantle, Perth front discontinuance. until its recent ran it first for passen 5. much did its receipts How the to duriug amount other traffic or ger Traffic Manager, the 3. Whether period. its dis recommend did not Mr. Roberts, the on months ago, continuance-many

nicely given by she jwas loudly the list toast on Societies" Catholic

wiUbe when finished, which, constructed, and fifty between forty of holding capable the. under built It is being Urns of hay. P. Slattery. of Mr. supervision o the vicinity in crops Wheat veiv look the and Ferguson Dardanup

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iitthe Golonial Tenders s until or uoon Secretary Ujyice, xnursaay, a very has been good season well The November from the 8th 1888, persons ew l"1 and Ladies „nU "up to the present. to contract for supplying uniform Contributors Itoasti of the willing hot. Mres extremely been T. P. Bauffley undermentioned for the have, however, by Mr. clothing Depart heiUieaihas begun. m for or three Shearing succeeded pleasing two, years ments, one, Simmons at th too is take out to place t match Hon stop Penal Establishment A cricket Native 1. Rottnest ers by her singing of Pres encore on blie 2. Gaols (gaolers and warders). I'resbou eight of November, and .had to respond to. an r late'; (warders). Mr. T. W. well given by v. the Ferguson. Asylum, Fremantle Another 3. Lunatic (warders). song was fairly comic a succeeded and Lights Department 4-Ua KAVOnUQ. To this 4. Harbor 4b. J. Phillips. (harbor loss 01 ground the Zoo capuauy to and light-keepers). "crews, YORK. "The masters, way pilots, newspaper ditty West Australian the Whether has been tender line rendered The following by Mr. Hudson. of the telegraph free use a nice " was got the to repair the Police day for the proposed m T, Carroll on the on was Oommumon The chairman" accepted Perth last and Geraldtou Sunday The between A. Matheson for tho Sacmi £27 0s. 6d. also the at a branch little Buildings speech by Mr. the speeches members of the male casion of reporting Two Cousins, the Station at for an was a duet, Carnarvon, second Mass, Father next1 item Geraldtou, After Telegraph Hotel, f leart Society. and lunch at the "Club" and Simmons of £31 10s. sum in the words of th additional was Gibnev nreached upon by the Misses Munday present, the Governor " ren at which Sold Everywhere of Police is prepared OieBar wfiac was followed by The Commissioner unto "Give oeioxig; Gospel— m a manner November last. o o from lion. dered by Mr. T. P. Handley to receive the God what belongs applications persons said that and to to Caesar Secretary The Colonial The musical portion was not very to serve as Constables on the.Police return that 'did him credit. willing which happily An accident, Mr. memberwouldhave to wait|untilthe to Peith conducted by one was Candidates must be day of the Force of the Colony. programme of Railways serious, happened to Mr. Gallop of the Commissioner caste and ability: on able to read and his vehicle with his usual West Australian Garner born, three Whilst driving week. to the first questions. last answer Anthem for an of Nationaland able-bodied, the horse be the age he said The active, singing write, single, side of the Avon, the east to the fourth question, success In reply bolte of the most 20 and 2(> years, not less one height and to a close between nor the brought Australian came unmanageable the West under held that neither suddenly cart. The of his entertainments and and orderly than five feet six inches, good riders, ful for telegraph Mr. Gallop out throwing charged Socie y. Daily News were of. of the Young Men s the auspices accustomed to bush life. Pay on join of the visit was occasion animal brought to astandstiUbythe on the intend daspatches of St. Joseph allowances if withafence. 5s. a day, and special in contact Beyond I hear the Sisters ing to the Greenough. carbcoming to the Governor in December .in the NortliernDistricts. other early to serve no injuries a bazaar stunned, holding required wished to know by Mr H. Broclcman being a little of.iil on their rliiA to tram excursion vxanup. an were received by mi. affair whose "authority ot resident a It is to be hoped that the convent? on Sunday 21st. Ashworth, notes and be run Mr. Edward sporting was to cNortham away has success. that the passed will he a said York for many years, Secretary The Colonial gleanings; zealous was a He not been week. formally the during running of the train had a and ""continued who had of temperance PARKFIELD advocate , authorized by the -Governor Observer.) (By futuie. I behove, up the for total abstainer, its discontinuance ordered a lively That an He retained the nominations for the death. The following are Parker moved, to his Mr. S. H.. sMissionin His Mathew (Concluded). to Perth of Father Stakes, Cud, Ladies' he Railway Purse, address recollection presented humble turn the attended we .to the Stakes: I understand, On leaving dairy a copy and Flying enclosing the Governor, England, and hacl, -Excellency It is a of close which iB by. Stakes miles.— Skim 70 years house He was over Railway Progress, Harper and dwelling of Messrs. the " Lectures." of the petition of one storey, Brown, building, Lady Satyr, m substantialandlofty mer, Banter, West, Council, to the Legislative Hackett root. and shingle Blackloek, Miss was up weather-board Nimrod, Oberon, Lucy, the appomtlighted with a Bon Marche" 'The J till pray for which the petitioners First Val even xub Lowhuider, King, Jelloong, is atcacneu. Ethel, on A verandah until late Friday and Saturday third Judge of the Supreme ment of a and is entine. of the stock of new goods a appearance, the pleasing of presents the repeal portion ings, displaying or for Perth Cup, 2 miles.— Court, more flower Firebrace, Myarnba, were There pretty garden relieved by the and respectfully received. -10, lately Hermit, Aim, Mirage, Fishmonger, Act44 Victoria A Winillya, of the dwelling. to in front perhaps, which is to be than pleased purchasers,— Arab His Excellency spectators ij reiki, Hinemoa, Steed, Lady Brown, requesting This shop with the Chief bordered walk leads to the main doorway, to His generally. as is- the case Isonomy, Gunpowder, Harridan, footprints. forward the same is Honor; front warehouse side of the gateway there on either and First of Mr. Dinsdale's that Niinrod, Telephonic, Duration, King, for his remarks thereon. Justice tree. We see to the pleas Mi cypress War of MrBurt, adds very considerably growing a beautiful Ethel, Cry. Jelloong, age, On the suggestion of of the house a group main street. in front W elter sent the miles. of Ladies' Purse, ( Handicap) l-£ to the petition being ing appearance playing "Parker agreed attired are subscriptions children. They are neatly Hermit, Portree, Progress, Banter, Satyr, The system of publishing Chief J ustice and not through / direct to/the indeed, is a healthful one and there First various sizes Ulriirod, Oberon, Blackloek, is a very of Lowlander, good to the Record the Governor. look of un Her contribu cheeks and a Fr.ying Stakes, and amount of on their fmile. Firebrace, total »low A. Forrest reveals the Mr. t Hensman, Mr. Arab on their countenances. Aim, Mkage, Urella, the supporters. mit, Steed, Lady motion names of the and the happiness tions alloyed Fawcett against spoke Capt. know Satyr, Con Isonomy, Gunpow Brown, Footprint, O joyous children May you never oppos meeting to consider the A public Dura which was put; the only-members West, Harridan, the der, Banter, Nimrod, than you now experience ivorslnp sorrow A. Forrest, Bill" is called more Mr. stitution bylns Mr. Hensman, War Blackloek, ing it being tion, Telephone, Cry. at 8 In close proximwill be held on and observe. We Fawcett. The meeting pass and Mr. Captain Mayor. Horgan, which Race tlie kitchen, The Champion the is Kemp v. Banian. to tliG evening evening. ity dwelling o'clock this In the House on Monday race for £500 a-side and the ot with others The sculling ordination one room, 1/s. of the consists of large £2J8 of Justice The anniversary "Administration of the between Peter 'item, on room serves as a championship world, ivlnch .fell The large to the "York pastor," adjoining. gentlemen the 3d." which goes pay and who are em district, have the men Kemp, of the Hawkesbury seems to for escaped extra duties consequent on place (20th), dining of was rowed Saturday ISdward Hanlan, Canada, wlio performed here. farm. As to the conCatholics the Tnof.io»'KBiiR'nansion i.iift of many tlm was passed. memory ployed upon Pull <h'i.irininn»hin Pnrrathe tor tlie when Very evinced employes, the sideration last and Horgan were Will it be so, too, in '92, matta River, and Hensman Friday afternoon, Messrs. takes there is Jubilee that only one other Silver must say in an easy victory for the Australian. who opposed the motion. resulted Rev gentleman's only gentlemen know hi that I " not of, farmer," from and wonder. Perhaps wind blew the north-east. This item Harbor Light gentleman A strong While the place ? I table is as plenti that a night whose water rather and hadit West Australia, made the it transpired lately lumpy, It has been suggested £395" was under discussion, men are so well the benefit and whose this the for York for been for breeze time for the in not be opened fully supplied _the school that some buoys had been imported Moreover Rose— and he have been the fastest as are those of Mr. race would Mr. to improve. treated probably Victoria. Harbor from of youths wishing Fremantle as of the recorded, the tide was at full ebb. Burges, J.P, of sending Mr. Thomas yet not having the advantages is the adults condemn ed practice those Horgan a men looked Both who, remarkably well, although acquire near which could Northampton,, training might possibly Bowes, an early out of the colony for articles to be more is as just as and writ perfectly arts Kemp appeared useful of reading among good masters, it and said that even prince in the most manufactured his The "be than Australian called upon trained opponent. But if I were this more. he is generous. little more in did cost a if nothing at ing, started a firm favourite two and in some if the buoys few asked to de a very not to draw the line— if I were here. be purchased We have experienced on. The choice three to one of colony they should cases two the merits of these week. Now between the the past cide for the widow secured who during was Canadian, The item £500, a gratuity days by the I positions there and in this direction, particular to be unsettled cer tlemen, the Geologist took the southern side of the river weather appears although of the late E. T. Hardman, should confer the palm on Mr. I m of rain. think station would have been more of gold indication the the existence is opposite notified every who first for which he The diet provides on Rose. his advantage, as lie would have felt the was 22nd. to Oct. district, opposed the Eimberley not tide. A iiiimgnnn men is only of the best but is also benefit of the Mr. Horgan, his outgoing splendid by Mr.. Hensman, principle Fresh varied kind. meat, butter, effected consent at start was and Mr. of a by mutual Mr. Richardson, Ran dell, Mr. on the table all J o'clock, both are about men Lands g> o c i e 1 1 e 8. getting milk and vegetables half-past -SholL The Commissioner of Crown is under 40 strokes The to cooking away together, Kemp striking Slioll was the year round. ap said that the speech of Mr. ALBANY. the and Hanlau 41. The of Mrs. Rose minute, rowing supervision the immediate Mr. Hensman one. objected for the first 100 yards was and ungenerous water rough, Speakto Mr. and is worthy of all possible praise. as applied a to the word ungenerous Hanlan deal. The .men great of the Albany Catholic she is splashed members I may say that said The Rose, member inoof Mrs. hon. The on almost terms for Sholl's their raced even 150 yards, speech. celebrated contact Men's Society to all who come in kind other Young be generous with extremely both close in under the southern the 17th it was very easy to on rowing visitor by a public soiree they be servant, anniversary with her, whether which they the sculls The money shore. Here to collide, both appeared -money. success people's it a genuine onewholias and experienced inst, proved Any to them, or traveller. the Canadian asked to vote belonged not enterand, stopping instantly, were The financially and otherwise. will have taken away once, a members her kindness claimed i'oni.. Hanlan and if hon. Starting again, but to the people'; held in the Boys school to be forgotten was hot tainment a lead. the Uhr's recollections, obtained At kindly slight they for really wanted to show their liberality decorated when which was beautifully to be dwelt upon which was reached in two» room,. oftentimes Point, minutes, their own but hands in pockets their could put assisted under were level. by the committee, the men It was the occasion Crossing the bay Kemp journeying through life and staying and give something to the widow. A bountiful supply At there but did not draw roofs. membci by several youngladies. present passed his opponet, away hon. s less that an hospitable to not say are abso until right cows m from him Blaxland's of the delicacies Rose's about sixty nearing when, by which_ Mr. that hon. many are at because ungenerous adorn speech was be gained a at these of butter a gatherings magnificent spurt, good length. necessary The average lutely quantity money milking. member public opposed l- the after The mile was in 640 tt»s. mi/il tables. Shortly eight ner is over 300 point passed very hft ed the various «rnrlnp.fid week vouea when tuc -caster cramm last time strong" nor is taken being was school at completely the building was a A o'clock, there public Formerly set down as a gratuity. into consideration. At saw that it was them to content Tennyson Kemp the A of ed, many persons having years ago not what had Parkfield. couple a free gift led by five 27 to his meant lengths, gratuity room.. The chair fully pulling from with standing its selves withdrew shown Government support could be Cabarita reached if it 30. was earned— but J. been Mr. oppoints President the Mr. Rose kept taken ot was by However, on account the institution. in and Gladcsville in 10-45' was due 15'25, the money that for by the Rev. who was supported at his own expense, finish was reached he would Keeley, theBchool The to the colony open by Kemp in 21 rendered -services to was expected and of all The Mayor his children F. Mateu; benefit of minutes 25 seconds, Hanlan the passing the post an be the last to oppose the item. but the evening of during to avail themselves later. After the race both be present, 1 9 seconds men sums others who wished Mr. Horgan said that of late years from received know that him, regrett to shook down to was It is gratifying hands, and Iianlan, backing for the widows apology attending. voted had been of money When to be present. to the told Mr. the come the boat, inability have lately umpire's Myers, these, ing liis and the Government civil servants, to the of deceased been done on had that he claimed the race a foul. declared it a referee, reasonable justice and public now rescue again of £500 were becoming he would nob gratuities the chairman Mr. allow drinkables, Rose has been ap and Myers stated that the eatables Miss Marian members of school. Other common. words the in his the foul quite has claim, as, was in a few neatly spoken opinion, and This lady lives and rose teacher. young their had to insure pointed himself. caused community on the programme by (Hanlan) of the first toast proposed hard in the past in the cause Government and laboured for their widows, provide the "His Holiness Pope. —that of with and very satisfactory The item education, do the same. should " ha»servants God bless the Pope, like now The Hymn, are something There results. jc-q to M 9w' the chairman Was passed. the choir, The the roll of attendances. ing been sungby 20 names on Her of the toast and and the are "aain rose is on the gave pupils .Switzerland is ques attendance regular agitated URT. BVNB received was The school must schools. Majesty the Queen" which in 6 making good progress. tion of overpressure followed This was to those musical honors. boon with as a great usual the monthly be looked upon " last, On Sunday Bishop and Clergy to or in the vicinity A gold ring was found in the stomach brunch of the by tlie toast of the female who reside adjacent Mr. meeting of the New by at in a worded speech when it is con a neatly of grilse, caught proposed large Hearttook place. of Parkfield, especially of theSacred Association was The toast responded no other school J. is I have Hayman. that there, Cu in nock. than sidered was The attendance larger who briefly Mateu there are to Rev. F-, off and that miles Government have estaolisnea by the within The was eight Japanese seen since the association of the on behalf hanked the ivho but for tho company further back, families millions to ten sterliug decided this town. warm spend in' for the very establisheducational Bishop and Clergy of this existence the next five had been on ironclads years. Bunbury is very dull at present during the toast to get their which manner in not ment would be able at all is our at "present only came had 'entwined Brickmaking then which McGovern A rattlesnake Mr. in the very necessary The received. instructed little ones in full swing. It is killed lne in India, was industry. round a man forward and sang in good style, itself Mi. and writing. now.arts of reading brisk trade is just was building which its his child,' neck and a over Fisherman slijp-kuot of the by passing Senr, Uppero Slattery, was Patrick very "Killarney well received, a very large liay shea is Ferguson getting

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succeeded

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rescue

the the

terror-

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soldiers

saving

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W.

eruption of the Bandaisau

in

.

districts

Japan.

5,000 feet Lake Inawashiro, about

on

high

and

and

is

There

hot springs, of the Japanese. resort no having signs of ever -Suddenly, earthquake,. lift the top

a

famous But

In

the

eye

cates

life.

after

however

a

column black of the peak into a

like

an

expanding' fell in showers

of red

volcauo.

"

is

Archbishop condemned strongly that

held "last

at

St.

conventions by German

"

to

discuss

and

pass

judgment

eyes

"

was

years

happen

it

you

j

:

'

snch d.

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THE

compaints

Your

heart in

even

bless

your and

you

I does

not

of

as

your lodging, to take it.

If it you obliged turn out please you, you can it is there As to the stove, for and I'm it for not going to alter I am very good in already

had

if

it.

ages, you.

room to keep this allowing you I have always three pounds when LI

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had

voice of the angry hide himselfto and not Margaret,

run

the

behind daring

bed, was to say a word, from head to foot. " Ah dear M'Durand," I

am

trembling said

the

his to appease wrath, indeed innocent of the indiscreet have I never received. you

trying

hi

said

he

told since

me

a

to of

he

spread

over

!

do

remember

them

remember

you the

of the

light

country slowly. and

V

sister,

do

I see her in my my mother, beautiful like the and grave,to -whom I pray every Virgiu is the My sister guardian morningI see, her all" us. angel -who protects that of with a smiling like white, face, the

that one." so much woman feared poor out of her that being turned lodgings, would have she to willingly granted Mr. Durand that the stove was the and the best, she had most convenient, had. landlord The he

cherubim

in

Heaven."

cooled

He

down

desired turned

not and

was

done,

Mr.

when

he

have any his anger

to all

Staub

meddling

he is a and wishes to be important very man, at charitable other very people's He is expense. positively making a for your benefit. collection He pi'eacli?

ed

to

wants

me

I

in

to

and

too,

if

you, as much "Besides

had

pretend

said

not

I should

letting I that,

you have

Robert know you

I

thanked

the

on

landlord, alive but ;

mony,

daubing

was

never

and

would

chants left in "

bad

"when

to

not

pictures and ;

paint for

so

died

misery." My husband,

and visit

all

He

-

of

joy

could,

must

do something bird pleases me, will buy it for a

little

blind poor us to work.

my encourages

child Be

his

;

song

reassured, keep your

little shall my Paul, you favourite. " As you said the landlord", please," " offer was a kind one. Settle as my about you like your whims, but do not expect alms or help from your neigh bours as long as you keep superfluities of this kind." He turned his back and went

away.

A few days after, as Mr. Durand had to them, a man foretold came on the of the Mayor's assistant to part ascertain the real condition of the He them some small family. gave and obtained for the help, Margaret entrance into a free school. The little attended there every morning, and girl at Master spent the rest of the

day

Staub's

workshop. time Christmas

with

the

it

to Robert

cio

earnings the

of

expire. still

was worn

any were

and

ill

unable

ana

margaret enough to support

;

barely

family. TI10 joyous

and approaching their miserable

was

lease

was

cottage Mrs.

solemnities

of

s

Christmas

forward therefore, only looked were, to by these with fresh poor people instead of with gladness. anguish, The and widow with feared, just the harshness of 'the landlord. reason, Not a remained to single object them of which and they could dispose, with swollen Margaret, eyes, brought

by night

and

his patri that he was

proud,

contracted

be broken Master shows

Year,

nor

are"

a

answered Mrs. Robert debt," with "he llushing .up indignation, all his life. He practised honesty was our joy and our hope as long as lie and he assisted those liyed, always who lieeclecl his help."

a

was

tears,

out

open..

Staub was preparing, for the at and Christmas the Ne«w of playthings made quantity

of clay. little these the most

Through

skill Margaret's with painted and decorated lively colours, with the most brilliant flowers. Never had such a before had Staub pretty and he reckoned on a rich collection, in which he intended profit Margaret

articles

were

should For at

even in share, far from looking with these ti'inkets intended'

anticipation. covetousness for children

of her age, her only thought was that the she would receive was to salary the necessaries of life for her procure sick motheiyand she found in the end and more a purer elevated joy than she

would

have The

had

felt

playthings

children

of amusing them the life and safety In order that done, and rapidly

were ;

she" in

only

but

possessedof means of

the hands

in

hers, became of the family. her work be might

more she profitable, to go to school for a few that her mistress would thinking days, her for devoting all not blame her time

resolved

mer

watchings

herself

wearing

them. other

went' husband

sign-boards, travelling and you poor,

never

you from

feebly.

your

canvasses sell.

room.

off,"

he wasted over

able

him better

were

very

recommended

the Mayor's Assistant, receive a probably

him." Mrs.

assist

done this

already

to

!

heart, Blessed

than

The

cheap

?"

he

better

was

child

that

bird as

with incessant work. She always hoped to be able to to pay the complete the necessary sum but the even rent, had money that been saved for the had to be pillow and the money-box sacrificed, had to

you will

mother.

hard

on

for

your and

old,

of complaining of my lodging; the contrary. Master Staub was at of the the shocked stove, sight because he is accustomed to see new which bit are not a ones, perhaps

the potter. against " What is that

head, to hide

I

now, This

Durand: too

was

quite

repairs

his

Mr.

to

with

well j I very cage and all." his little hearing words, poor could not master his grief, and began to sob out aloud from behind the bed. also was Margaret crying. their Notwithstanding lamentations, Mr. Durand to take put out his hand down the cage. cried out Mrs. "No, no," Robert, " I will never sell that bird, the

to

the

hearing

rendered Robert

hard

as

even

only

III.

about

do not

answered

!"

people. those

crown, On Paul

and go dreams."

LANDLORD.

with

and

poverty,

helped

away

for you. he sings

my in

am

so

"Gome,

had Master Staub not gone very when the landlord came. long, Durand .the room Mr. entered without salutation. any Prowning, and in harsh he a stern, manner, addressed Mrs. Robert " It becomes certain you very well, wretched to send me that ly, potter

saw

and then we" of the child, that he had lost his sight ; to too late it to restore

My

"Oh

s

he On-

up

and warm, beautiful

holy

ungrateful in

have you of you."

singing he said—

less

the Staub into put a piece of money hand of the blind boy and took leave of the who returned warm family, thanks to the kindly potter.

the

?"

cloud

a

little,

poor blue sky, the stars, and the beautiful sun, Paul shook his head "And mother your

|

to

nice

bed,

and dream

sentiments. for itself, creates felicity and God will privations, render life easy to you.

ever

more

said the

know,"

the

Catholic

year and as that proposed Chicago, next held again by them at Chaska describes The Archbishop tober. self-authoris conventions as. tribunals at

by

two

was

do not

perceived but it him."

bus ;

he

eight." I-Iow did

We Little

the

become

such

God

"

a&hes, of the

Paul's

and

in and

profoundly

was

'

Ireland

has

impressionable. Staub sturdy

Since

now "

umbrell

villages

district

to

were, become

us," protect "But you never Margaret. Is it long this misfortune blind became ?" brother

;

the

life

it

as

un

light

and

"May

water on and boiling wretched lying prone in people who were of while souse terror upon the ground, blown into the and were these uplifted which volcanic burst air jets by .fresh them whole heneuth from the ground with their all were destroyed

and inhabitants, of scoriae. a desert

and a

tear.

its-

showed

hot stones, hundreds

indi

nothing

away moved, and lie turned less than to look at the stovo,

terrifying seemed to and the air,

enormous

the of

transports reveals all the by the Creator.

its

are

is

that

soul, reflects

blind

carried, which senses,

strength

the

expression

pale pupil, orbit as and its globe;

certain, alabaster an

peak shore ol

a

The in

floats

subtle The

and mind

in

the

the

to the of the

given

gifts'

summer

been

the

of ray which

thought, the imagination,

sad

very

for

;

that mirror

announces

a

it

something blind

of the

eye

loveliest

for

is

-wanting magic

exceptionwhioh in

the famous

thirst,

make are

was

feel

dreamt

same

is

I also song. child with I appease and when I

-

" You are right, my child," replied " Staub God has put gravely, holy into heart with good resignation your

"

HOME.

'

volcanic frightful one devastated July ally

my little to sleep,

widow,

,

(Continued).

other of the

and

hunger

my Jaunet,' and chickweed,

fresh

said the happy," "when enthusiasm,

visit

Then he re the Sisters were. to the and no attention turned, paying succeeded in incurring, danger he was of St. Anne. the miraclous picture saving of admiration is full The population and valiant lieutenant. for the soldiers have arrived

the

for

II.

MARGARET'S

where

Details

has sweet

be obliging to Mr. Durand,

his heart for ironically, not to be impious too. Then the little perceiving

when

!

Chapter

ladies. Just stricken that moment a lieutenant, having heard ol the Sacred Host lay in the tabernacle iuto the flames, threw himself the church, he secured to the sanctuary and rushing the it to and brought place the Host at

French Record).

A.

;

to

gentleness. "I hope

when

happy and

me

his

Paul,

the

from

'

feel

I

pet bird,

sings

landlord,

.Then

out.

my

to me, and I imagine it because decorated, my I is contented. happy and when mother does "not my

and kisses

;

sister

to

it

services repays said Mrs. ungrateful"

the

holds

here."

PAINTBE'S DAUGHTER

the beautiful near Yinadio, Turin, has been burnt of St. Anne sanctuary was iu the fire down. Whilst progress men heard the cries a band of military in who" were Sisters of Charity, of seveu It was at the top of tho church. a room them

rejoice suffer

is

use

interrupted

"God It

dear

is

heart

C0L/1C

At

for

that

beautifully

n

THE

you

think

:

behind.

way

"only Here

:

Chapter

corsets,

?"

whom

doll's

a

keeps

-

out, as at immigrants;, among European and punished. to be repressed

face, lit up with bloom like a rose With a gentle

and joy, seemed to in the morning sun. and timid voice he said This room world. is my

The

and

even

Paul's

little

cost

have each.

to

pounds

Lovv-uecked

but

there,

a

break

then

and

now

said

are

of

owner,

ll.

f.fl

AnnAfifin

the

aud as most are ordered, the -scene are mechanical, wound and about the up moving is drawing-room very realistic smellingused by the bottles aud fans beiug freely models. son Young Gould, the infant of Mr. and Mrs. aud the grand Gould, son is Miss of Jay Gould, May rival wealth over nearest iu Sharpless'

supposed

however,

of them thousands, millionairess

bustles,

The the conspirators hayinarket. one of whom are Bohemians, arrested The discovery has made a confession. of anarchy lias that the spirit proves as it was not been so completely quelled executions. to bo by the recent has,

two

style.

iu

It"

and

than

larger

really

up and establishment, including carriages are held horses. receptions Occasionally invited to bring ut which are playfellows the best dolls the invi they can produce, the best tation cards being engraved in

at

plot

disturbing

a

are

little

Anarchist

an

that

mauy

Act.

Coercion

provisions The discovery of has been Chicago The was one plot

credited the finest collection with having of doHs in the world, aud is constantly her stock. They raugc in' addiug to several size from a couple of inches to

mourners

and beaten. crime latest

the

is

from

torn

richest

at

by the

either forgotten authorities."

not

or

people

Mitchelstown

of the

sary

was

Here

all

is a Miss child in America who is estimated to be May Sharpless, worth in her own £2,000,000 right, father of a celebrated tier was a member

Tanganyika. The

nice

But;

another.

one

bus obtained the Cardiual Luvigerie for of the King of the Belgians consent slave caravans an armed force to stop and Lake between Fulls Stanley passing

massacre

to

wili

one

"

a

to

of lunatics

be given deny.

to

considerations and to language,

special

agaiu, those con must in be siderations the Church sought for through the duly constituted which of each diocese, before authority Catholics are all alike in the obedience are to aud in the care they owe, they dif whatever be the accidental receive, ferences of race them from distinguishing no

V

see

others

.

have

of gold, two A hoard worth nearly millions was found by sterling, beneath a ruined Russian castle. peasant of it. He is to receive about a third

you

"

"

Archbishop,

rejoice do not

.

the

that

Of what

"

to

anything

,

Goodooga under

Act.

Restriction

new

at

£100

fined

And have you in this world,

for

-

from border was arrested and

the

crossing

"

Catholics

-

caught Queensland

and

discip Religious matters, says his Grace, in the keeping of the bishop, from are whom, should he neglect his duty, there is to the an Supreme Head of the appeal 'hurch. That in dealings, practical adds the with our Catholic populations,"

cause

the.

prejudice

morals

line.

party.

Chinaman

A

movement,

Catholics

not

she put off to her most sacred duties ; the care until later of explaining the motives of her absence. worn out At with fatigue but last, she accom radiant with satisfaction, plished

evening

.

would

it

to as

her task, to receive

and

expected

.

the Scottish he believes of the Liberal

subscribe

to

Rule

-

Home

.

refuses

Gladstone

Mr.

that

payment from Staub

(To be continued.)

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of the order of navvies;

the been strikes

of hairdressers' employes at the 'cafes. Each of waiters strikes or' has and more less his grievance s'trikes

the

the wellThus writes Sir Lyon Playfair, If our landlords known Scottish chemist the names of want to know and farmers who have knocked the three persons of our bottom old agricultural out the Their names I can them. tell system,

;

:

conse

it

hope

who

is

them, hopes

it

Michel,

among

not extend, the entire

will

all

is

a

magnificent Louis as

Mile.

Things day

to

came

at the

funeral

veritable the climax

a

on

before,

address

a

strikes,

had

meeting

in

down

fallen

apoplexy from which he General Eudes, as every

The

stamps

Eudes, who, attempting favour in

to

the

fit

of

recovered.

never

knows,

one

by twice

revolutionists sentence

of

France

the

on

to

1878, had left

and, the

-of

amnesty death

since

returned

very lively disturbance a red flag,

took

began with

lessened. seven

.for

The

place.

the

.

indication strikes will

settlement

that any be immediately

the

contrary, more widely connection

seem

they

to

likely

to form with serious situation.

very

On

upon grain

spread their

agriculture. market

Formerly

The

third the

Simmons, from

balloon in a

on

by

Mr.

to his carry to Vienna, ended The catastrophe.

DRESSING'GR

Romford, and Brentwood, Ingatestone, to Chelmsford in Essex, which Ulting, was reached about six o'clock, when it

grow

there

Too

properly leaves

to been decided to descend. in grappling-iron one of caught at Moon three elm-trees Gardens, near Witham, and Mr. Simmons endeavour ed to come to earth outside them. The came down with balloon, unfortunately, in a bump, and a going up again struck tree The silk burst violently. with a report, with ground smash to it

and the car such terrible

to

fell

as to force Several persons the accident who witnessed were quickly on Mr. the spot. Gutteridge, surgeon, of' Maldon, three miles off, soon arrived

and.

the

hopeless, fractured, Field

-

.

Miers

-

base

of

Simmon's the

case

brain

being the even Mr. house. neighbouring has both ; but Mr. legs fractured is apparently little the worse for

aqd he died

at

ing

the to

Mr.

pronounced

during

a

Mr.

occurrence.

have

opened

the

Simmons valve, the trees

appears with the

of avoiding object but lost his grasp, and Mr. Field caught hold of the cord but he says that the wind was and the balloon, very boisterous, held to a tree by the grappling iron, swayed to and fro so violently that he too let go. The car bumped twice, and all appear to then have lost consciousness. The car became detached and fell. Mr. ;

Simmons

underneath the other being the bags of ballast on the top. Miers went up last week with Mr. Simmons, and descended successfully m Essex and Mr. Field had. been -up two, Mr.

with

and

him three

times.

National Library of Australia

It and

be paid before

grain is

a

mistake

sell

it

as

There of the

ing

who

send

ootain

a

policy, foul low

a

price.

style,

which

;

in

sedentary

of sitters,

A

HANDS Pall Mall pondent in Russia "

traveller's

viewed an S. Littledale,

tales."

who

sportsman, was

just

off

in

Mr. G. quest

"

of the mountain great sheep of the Pamir the biggest plateau, sheep in the of which world, only one specimen that in the stuffed St. Petersburg —

ever museum—has been seen in Europe. This is the of the sheep of Ovis. Polis Marco whose habitat is on Polo, the Alai in the extreme south-east range corner of Russian Turkestan. For

!

into

a

.

and handed ah ah several times;

glass,

"This

is

it

taking tasted

never

this

wouldn't

I have lost

gentleman

Jupiter, I

'

blow

the

before."

liquor out.

festival,

very our

Dugal,

are

a

walkers, in

reaching home, began unwell as he was but in able, so roused his doing sleeping spouse ; whereupon he, in all haste, screwed out the light, to if prevent, a possible, curtain on lecture his misdeeds. Some time haviug passed, and no' appearance of the guidman coming to his bed, Janet rose to see what was the matter. The

old

people nation and are

tne

full

or

way

TO

too luxurious

dis

application

almost

fine

flour.

When

the

day

a

found

two, and a have formed

or

to

skin

new

where

will

the

be skin

who brought up that cattle county asserted bloated from eating green This has led him to believe that

in

in

was

water

He prevents bloating. the of putting practice one to from two of lime gallon gallons week in the water-troughs from every drink which his cattle and none of his ; him trouble cattle give by getting bloated. lime has

followed

is used in and butter, be should washed itself and the milk and kept sweet for to

each quart

about

in of borax dissolved hot water. Butter

served borax

by washing or

the

preservation

meat. with

may some a

half

of

Milk-cans the

solution,

be preserved time by adding a

thimbleful

a of tablespoonful also be pre may it in a solution of the powder over it

sprinkling in which it is cloths wrapped. can Electric hair-bruBhes be cleaned and water, borax or with a little liquid ammonia and water, the by dipping of the brush in the solution bristle and shaking much, in the same way as an hair- brush. ordinary or

on

the

getting into who is a

him All boys.

to

at

go

maitter oot nor

in

:

Dugal. but this blawoot

it

And in

the

sponse.

the

morning can the head of the boy is fond

under if

and

before; the-

next

boy out There

a it.

mothers

stair-door,

serves, man

to

boy. their (he

?"

goose

said

1"

nicht."

thing getting mother

burned.

was

yeauld

screw

pastimes, especially of exercise the day that singular thing

this

she in

the out moon that the paraffin him blazing bright.

impression still before the maitter,

neither

will

little

there

engaged

blow

to

the.

and

actively

a boy up Calling be classed hardly

covering dries hard, and flour dres repeat the oil until a is obtained. good coating sing allow When the latter it to stand dries, cracks until it and falls as it will do off, in

the

at

in

shining kitchen,

" cried Janet. Maitter I dinria ken what's the

of soft soap to a removes the instantly the flesh. is If the injury as soon as the ceases severe, pain linseed oil and over then dust

very apply with

the

Dugal

lamp was " What's

lamp

free

was

in

endeavouring under

A BURN.

TREAT

moon

discovered

and

eating

as

window

congestion. and lung disease disease and other congestive disease,

follow

'

on

dressiug,

style,

young

We of

the

common

found

that Jauet had left the lamp on the window-sill to burning lighten the zigzag path of her wayward spouse.

brain

milk,

HIGH.

By

a

wager

nis

"

is

he

physique

Heart

Borax

A-HALF

he spends of

for

;

in

the early days o£ paraffin lamps when round were open globes prevalent of those instead shades now so fancy common, there lived an old couple up in Glenshee in a hut and a ben. Dugal was and coming very fond of his glass, home one from a curler's night

as

continuance

Gazette has a corres who is sending home He has just inter

English

a

habits. and not

burn from

feed.

The

quoted

better but

and

diseases, inanition.

sive cleaning of shipment,

AND

yet involves

and kidney

A dairy a limestone there never

TWELVE

"

be said in favour of Prussia, for

to

consequences

stagnation ease and

of carelessness in the matter of proper and screening will have the winnowing of bringing effect into exten existence

SHEEP

root

is

tut;

tuiuug

fire

establishments at the ports the cost of which will have to bo borne by the farmers. If the machine does not turn a out threshing clean sample, perfectly the grain should be passed through the dressing machine before the farm. leaving

this

HABITS. is

training

of education

to

chang and in future farmers wheat to market will

to

it

the true give of the growing in and inirritability

a nowhere get West Pjint;

at

fresh

wheat have been much to for giving as for high a price foul as for clean samples, but frequent from London are now complaints

to

ciose

of water the taster.

drops

enjoy the snowy the of height

physician I to

good deal

a

military

than

it

Australian

this

is

boys

to

inferior,

10,000 to

HOW

blame

the

pieces.

cannot the

cleaning the farm.

that

which are sanity, the sapping vigour of the time, they would be two things the want of food all proper by classes and the or sedentary training want of training, among young people.'

MARKET.

cleaning. Freights are too high to be paid generally upon drake or which also wild oats, lower the price of of good grain. Buyers

The

loud

FOR

attention

much

good grain because of imperfect

have

seems

AIN

to

nervous

feriority,

made the the world. the United

to

at the

reasons

bushel.

Monday,

right,

over

found retire

OF SEDENTARY

A prominent ' : Were

supply any denciency in But now the transport of by the Bombay to Britain has been between reduced, Is. 4d. to 8d a 1885, from

Aug. 27, got in the car being Mr. Simmons two passengers Mr. W; L. Field, of New and Brighton, The Mr. Miers. balloon floated over all

away with

has

August

-

the company Queens and knaves." red-nosed in gentleman

offered

couiu

bet

saying

to

crops. from grain Suez Canal 1880 and

aeronaut

London

lamentable

balloon

made

attempt

It

tower

that

EVILS

to

all

looked

we

alone

our

Killed.

one

in

my

that sovereign eyes and; by simply name kind of liquor taste, in any the « The bet was place. taken. is This said the fat man, genuine port," tasting " from a wine-glass; and this is whiskey ; and so on. A wag then poured a few ne

It

flour for 1000 other

each adult. point farther this has acted

and

July

to

directly

be

to

nights

stout

hotel

India.

or

.

In

fortysteamships

of

bulwark

went

I claim

and

Kings .A

14,000ft."

produce

can

consumption

in

only Alai

peaks

now capacity ; All necessary. in the economy

men, allowing one. barrel I need not elaborate this for all see how you will

otates

A Balloonist

of wheat

portation year's

nortnern

which are plateaux, above the sea, and to solitude bachelor among

.

are

a

the

made.

iand

still, a

of

tons

1000

every

is

required our

series

the

feet

limited cargo modern steamer voyage with 800

it

gigantic

I

devil.

than of his

most

the first of plateau, of mountains that

lating

a

board

on

Pamir

s

tr

tones which piercing penetrated every car in the house of Congress Randolph " If a man exclaimed, is known by the he keeps, the gentleman who company has just sat down is more of an. aris tocrat

can be traversed range by and in these months it is Europeans, the habit of the male Ovis Poli to leave the who browse on the undu ewes,

a

1870

In hands

the It

twenty-eight these changes going on of fuel and of labor have led to increased at a small cost. Three men production in the for one United States working and trans year in the growth, milling,

'

no

Now

only

of unfolding seized and,

which the police the the act was way, prudently resisted one of the by M. Rochefort, mob. had quieted however, Things, down by the time the was cemetery reached, and there the usual orations took There is, meantime, place at the grave.

by

only,

carry

tons.

great

the

will_talce the same tons a of of coal, and carry freight 2200 tons. While coal has been thus human labor has been economised,

Blanqui's former followers of that chief although to another section of the communists he was in extreme. odious His funeral was a series of conflicts with procession and gendarmerie, the police and some encounters

and

the

it

(Mr. Baker's) and" office," everybody laughed accused John Henry Clay once Randolph of being an aristocrat. In shrill

an

the eurved

are

form

of food and its of a ton proportion miles its two on a way from ship This economy of coal has foreign port. whole situation. Not long altered the tons of 3000 ago a steamer going on a 2200 tons might long voyage require of coal, of 800

is

and involuted horns, the tips, measuring at least 5ft. between but each horn, measured from the base 6ft. the is The curves, long. along huge sheep lives in the most inaccessible corner of the most mountainous region of in all to the north Turkestan, just

deed

the

the

undergoing He

death.

the'

;

go to the attorney's

all their searching animal 12 hands high lower than 4in. my pony at the a head and horns and with shoulders, the and despair which are of all envy in the hunters of Asia. Magnificent

It

ir

:

keep

Himalayas

drive

was

who had especially revolutionary and more distinguished particu his for the larly during incapacity, Commune, and who had been closely recommended to the of consideration hero, himself

a

.

made

are

exchanges

He is now of reach

through

days. about

a n

to in Why is it dangerous go out time ? Because spring every flower carries a the grass has blades, pistil, the trees and the bulrush is out. shoot, Mr. Charles Baker has a client who is to obtain rent from a former trying tenant. Examined she by Mr. Baker, " testified I called at the house and asked him for the rent. He told me to

J

effort desperate Russian Turkestan. Ovis Poli is a kind of philosopher's for which all the sportsmen of the

stone

of corn be realised when will transport I say that a small cake of coal which tne size or would a a pass tnrougn ring when burned in the compound shilling, would of a modern steamboat, engine

a

of a

Henry Beesemer,

& s

ir

through

Gitral, failed.

last

a

him

ing The

in steel, second, by his improvements has altered the transporta profoundly tion of commodities by sea and by land ; of the and the third, by his discoveries of heat, has led mechanical equivalent of coal in compound to great economy By those changes the United engines. and Russia have States, Canada, India, to their doors. The corn crops brought discoveries of these the effect upon

genius. other day

a

making

The Joule. first, by tele the whole has changed system

which

by

over

pole.

and

of General

two

or

to

one,

Dr.

graphy,

whole the round the

Fancy

one

equator

on

but

Eutope,

over

only world.

the

go

and

Mile. chief and

all.

of

one

strike— vast and from pole

world idea

end at

not

will

Sir

Wheatstone,

are

through and he has

ghanistan, Thibet,

.

-

in the streets of Paris, quence— fighting the burning of a manufactory at Amiens, and other matters. disposed Quietly to ask where is all this to people begin disend. quietly People who are not

posed Louise

REVOLUTION.

AGRICULTURAL

Consider

expression. has been

it

riotously gives able disturbance

and years past the hope of bagg mountain monster inaccessible ing this dream of Mr. Littledale's has been the He has tried to get at waking hours. the sheep through India, through Af

years

J&ome.

attir

j&tatum,

know

is

at

success

is

it

a

hardest of bed is a

rarely

a

rousing and so

this,

do

yet the mother seems right way. She opens and ob insinuatingly

"Johnny." " John-ny."

There

Then

Still

is no

no

re-

response.

there is a short, sharp John," a moment followed later by a prolonged " and emphatic John Henry." A grunt from the upper region signifies that an been has impression and made, the " mother is to add, encouraged You'd better be coming down here to your breakfast, young I come man, before and give you up there something you'll feel." This so startles the young man that he immediately goes to sleep again. And the operation has to be repeated several A father times. knows nothing about this trouble. He merely opens his mouth as a soda-water bottle "

and cork, cleaves the air its

that boy the deepest

the "John Henry" of that staircase goes

'

ejects

that into

and pierces of his nature. And he pops out of that bed and into his clothes and down the stairs with-. a that is commendable. promptness It is that a boy allows himself rarely to disthe paternal regard summons. About like

-

-

electricity,

recesses

.

arm,

a year is believed to be as often as the consistent with rules of health. He saves his father a great many steps by his thoughtfuluess. once is

.

France

France.

.

have

Strikes in

day

in

Strikes

"

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nor

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it

taxes

years

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ago, kind arose.

in

That

on. is

still

make

to

distance It is

out

the with

even

most

really

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1—

Request.

pathetic "

called

the is

poor,"

incident

in

short told

and Mr.

by

of the

one

Inspec

the

institutions

in

occupied

and

wise from

was

to

own

Although

asthma

Barbara ailments

added

this, her

her

to

respect health. from

to

native

life

of

a

she fair

shrewd in

good judgment

use

'

her; she had

situation and state of had suffered she long bronchial a affection. to see that these

-

enough

the disordered stomach arose the main and digestion, and that if trouble could cured the others would leave be soon her. It is probable that her disease began with usual as others the do, symptoms bad the of sour breath, headaches, rising and faintfluids iu the oppression throat, of the stomach, loss of sleep, ness at the pit bad taste in the coated dull tongue, eyes,

;

and finally became chronic and mouth, &c., her not hopeless through being able to find that she The Inspector states any remedy. had

been

under

but to made

years,

medical effect.

no

In

treatment this strait

or

she

the following touching appeal " been swallowing I have Inspector do me no good. medicines months. They for one

day

to

A.

yet

Gray

aDd education, enabled ness,

P.

and

poet

infirmities crept apace upon albeit Barbara was not ignorant, fallen into In earlier poverty. obtained the somehow advantage

GUGERI.

the

:

I

to worse. I can en am going on from worse I feel that in a week or two dure- it no longer. 1 I shall be There is one last reguest dead. bottle would make of yon of Mother giv6 me a Curative is Seigel's Syrup ; it my only hope. a and does me no good I If it proves failure will die in peace , and make to no more expense theparish." she had hold of one of It seems got Almanacks Mother and read of the Seigel's

£

great ike

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by.

fieri

ni

five on. one

f.Vm

the

Syrup Trvno

nnnr

in

cases

wnmnn

Syrup

how petition, believing, would as proved as useless

medicines

she

had

already

taken.

in the astonishment to find, their she had not only course of a few days, that been able to out of bed, but to mcve get about and bad taken outside the house, considerable and to a distance, journeys health than was better enjoying actually since she first taken ill. The asthma was than and bronchitis, which were no more her disease of true symptoms (indigestion and it now and dyspepsia), abated, rapidly that Barbara will soon be as hale and seems and be one as the himself, What

[?]

her

granted

the ever, the other

of their

was

wrought

cures

hers. Tim

speaking

running him, I. must say, but He stopped my pay." it

that

the have

must

bodily

and

!

run

remarked

all

He give me a vacation. replied the granting of my request would " him Well," give great pleasure. " some one was there remarked, any " About about that ?" thing wrong the vacation ? Oh no The vacation was all but the proprietor made right, it When I went back he. told too long. and

we

that Barbara place, of a pau the position The trouble froth which out. In dated back many years. she had more prosperous days in some for Chronic way laid the foundation and and out of this Indigestion Dyspepsia, had sprung other as complaints, age and

that

it

good eyes

necessarily per living she suffered better and

a

let

as

nearly"

you

telescope

parochial

would

to

as

Shetland Is Poor, at Lerwick, time He says that some ago an old named Barbara came under woman, Smith, She was "the notice of the Board. extremely and it did not look that she would ill, likely kind. She did not care of any long need reside the but is on on a small mainland, and there land a few miles distant, being no

me

miles

those

say,'

annals of the J. R. Mickiejobn,

John

As I the N.B. sell under Gallon I cannot License, sup than one ply in less quantities of Wines any any gallon Ale or Porter. .Differ Spirits, classed Wines named or ently in one can be supplied gallon one bottle of each if requir ed—the same to applies Spir Pilsener its and to Beer Ale, bottles of or Bass's Ale three each be sold but say, can three bottles of Ale and three tor are of Porter, not instance, be one allowed to sold as gal lon of Beer.

vacations, fellow named remarked Skaggs " with one of these fel Yes, I worked lows once. I asked him one day if he when

can

at

the

simple

world.

Several men were newspaper of how generous the proprietors were in granting the papers

all

that

amusing

"what

manu

tramp

I 'is

An

TTAS assorted Spirits

can

make

star

Grace,

all

name

bbmim—

:

wear

Yes your

big marvellous

Perth,

fit

:

sorts

that

is

:

the

ears

those

?'

this

Street,'

trade

telephone hear every For the contortionist Extremes thing. meet. For In sometimes the lawyer: of counsellors multitudes there is wisdom. For If the fits the shoe dealer shoe

Eager

:

includes

light-year

wonderfully

cosmetics.: For the

Every

:

Roughly speaking light of 190,000 miles in and there are about 3 1,536,000 rate

A-Pauper's

doctor: best of

the

in

dealer

For

tricks

has facturer

the

skin only deep. Borrowed garments

is

clothier

For

happen

For

families.

Beauty

running paralysis " Thank Not you."

Proverbs.

Applied

its

."

I use travels

T

lanced."

it

year ?' which expression the distance which light light-

calculate.'

an

a vein of poetry in the young asserted and all I waut is a out. What would "I think you had

it

bring

Wine

at

some

got

Grace.

light-years,

nnnfi

friend

..

that

»

Howick

(

?" inquired you know Oufferdope of old Boneli'pper. "Know him What's his business ?" by sight." " kuow.' I believe Don't exactly they " call him a civilized he Is engiueer."

;

as

P. A.

by his had risen was

a

year. the

'Then Duchess

for

myself."

"

and uonsuccess drove its ifs keeper out of His madness took a curious his mind. The -form. other were stable-boys astonished one day to see him approach and "cover" them with, a doubled-

same

dnlrftdnm.

n.

confidently the editor, to

who

France, perseverance

tn

Vienna,

a

meeting,

;

when

once

have

" barrelled Pray !" he shout shot-gun. ed and Next the prayed. -they labourers were sought out, threatened with the gun, and given the same com mand. too. They prayed, So did the did the in the streets so loungers some occupants of a crowded streetcar, of whom doubt were driven to the no

'

can

Yet

to his Well, John," said old Jordon I friend," you have just married " Yes sir," he answered, with a mionth smile a spring morning j "just and I want to come to ago, you up " dinner with me have you a to-day." " " cook ?" No." Well, my boy, to a restaurant we this time. s'pose go You remember I had a must young wife

" was the on this revivalist" He is a occasion. negro stable-boy who had charge of the racehorse Auto Autocrat never won a race dur crat.

Park

of

her

said

seven

a year. In one there year, about five million nine travels and ninety-one thousand eight of miles. The and forty millions

And

away

sharp"

even

of

figures.'

him that that he

sharp,

or

an

expression I

youug hear."

Perkins

Washington

too

light

you.

of.

at

star's

and

by

to

"

we

b.e

one

hundred hundred

"

no

the

can

in

'

owe a

being give in fact, a tool

signify

fore,

my ;

to

second seconds in

:

man

is

a

world.

sir,"

on

old I

What

travels

got

you

suspiciously in a cent

wn

off?'

six

Merely

:

instance of his having done so Last is reported. month, however, there was a "revival" at Washington which claim com Park may fairly with the Quagg episode. Frank parison

ing

Bro

star

a

is

it

;

.

far

very

'

Bobby,

one.

Aldebaran

Grace.'

'

«.

occasion

but

a

magnitude.'

it

your

a to note, preacher may " a announced that he carried b'iphe hesitate to use and would cannon,"

it,

have

Brown,

first

:

Alderman Gill died his widow ordered the undertaker to inform the of the event. 'ourt of Aldermen, He wrote to this effect am desired to "I inform the Court of Aldermen Mr. vlderman died last Gill uight by. order of Mr. Gill.

quite we

not

was

bright

that's

'About

When

America,

as

" :

you suggest, sir?"fe see a doctor better and have

revival."

until

one

ranles

chance

butcher's interest the

violent Quagg, had religion culcating of fashion recently gone out Here and there, perhaps, Colonel

see

th«

man

she

a

conversion methods

forcible

sir,

very

the 'Is

the line) I believe

Sister

sharp, made

got

snubbed

called

mail

so

ancestor; you "I know I've

closer

great

the

hasn't

to

not,

himself he was;

abilities

Prnm

new

a

vension

this

I haven't Charley, Charley.: Sorry, to pay you the five

Marshal

own

and

a

wicked A

as

Unable grinder. sausage he touched inspection machine and the in a sensitive place lost one of his A iok of fingers. " What's astonishment crossed his face. the butcher asked. the matter ?" at "Nothin' much," he replied, looking " his stump" and then at the bleeding thinkin' "but I wuz er jest grinder, this is the that blamed hungriest machine I ever seed. to

Cus

(new

Name.

I say, ten ?

:

for

frequently you can

me a

-Inquiry.—

a

Oh,

with

provided

course

a

prided Well, He was

man.

yop."

stood in with much

watching

shop, work

don't

but if handsome

exactly

your

An

"I

woman,

was

great

to

child."

:

pocket. wanted

my good by that ?" my Lord,"

"Well,

sternly.

the

replied

a

interrupted "Humbugged you, What do you mean

in

Charlie

persoual

profound

was

uven-

j

sir.

shot,

change Er-no,

story,

the

unprepossessing

knowledge

intellect

said

as

In

?

boy

whose

Judge, was

sir

was

this

appearance his legal

not

it.

hear call you?" you papa " Did he say Robert or Bobby ? Bobby " Then I Sister Robert." Bobby I'd better at once." guess go

"

late

the

didn't

'

A

they

:

more

Green marvels of not the Duchess but Greenwich, the

see it

Eyes.

to

went

and lovely night, for the was levelled telescope fair at Duchess's benefit the dazzling of stars. field What is that star ?' she aBked pointing It

matter.

no

:

it

Good

had

Q

of

to wich, England, the Observatory— of Q— ; and it was

out

should

have

must

The Duchess

(

waiter, Waiter

say,

What's

it

The new rector Episcopalian night. at the small boy in Sun gazes mildly and says: "My dear little day school, the Thirty-nine have read fellow, you " Articles ?" the small No," rejoins " read but I've The Forty boy, Thieves.'

He

can

carve

interesting " ?" No

Mortem

hung.

Ung, it

I-

:

been

,

latest

are

Post

tomer

some

boy simply,

Washington

a

why

A

asked told

Being

any

said

sir,"

told

never

in

singer a man

pens ?"

.

just surprise

begins

boy and

a was.

he twelve, expressed and said he thought

was

-jjrts,

it

said an sheep write

"do

ile,

their

on

to proper but you in doing

Mamma,"

"Then

concus.

met

tenor

'

"

>>-

A gentleman him what o'clock

is

perfectly own fortuue, other people

chisel

heads. There vulnerable parts-their of the be no concussion brain, why ? There were no brains to

was

a

Strange that always a Coffin.

is

your

visit

recently thrown

were

They

trap.

least

.

It

Oh,

(assuringly)—

of

name

and won't who can't The man sing the everlasting sing'deserveB gratitude of all his friends and neighbours.

He enjoyment." I did enjoy indeed, It does not take much to please me the way of music, you know." to

poor

who

sing

the

choir.

.

finished

just

is

Coffin certain

a

than him a

apparent

Mr.

fear,

it

more

asks

man

quarter. She

is

.

when

No"

misunderstanding

was

hearty of

the

power

Inspector

thousands Mother sale and ed;

by

of

hosts of Mother

all

who

living Seigel's

were

Seigel's chemists

by the proprietors, Farringdon Road,

Ladies?

to the the

to save to perish.

just ready Curative Syrup is orf and medicine vendors, A. J. White, Limit

35,

Nesbit's

witnesses

Syrup

Silver

London,

Watches

.

is

impossible,

"

.

decisively

so

able to say

.

that

.

of being

beauty

.

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hides

all

to

despatched

'

from houses.

Continental

Uppers

taken of

parts

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the

Every

HOTEL

and

Comfort

is

COMPOUND Senega, Aniseed, Chlorodyne.

contains

for

Wines,

brilliantly

and

Spirits

Cliai'&es

is

of the

Beers

W. Andrew, Roebourne. W. Stroud, Geraldton, Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York.

the

favourite

Best

for

Tolu,

demulcent and

a

Coughs,

&c.,

and

Wtftis

Chest

for

far-famed

TIC

gia, KAY'S &c.

PILLS,

Face

ache,

a

obtainable,

of

always

for

Horses

in

specific

&c.

Contains

Neural

Quinine,

for

Broken

Ar

COAGULINE.— ticles.

the on

game.

Sold

Everywhere

k AY

hand.

BR

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port,

Ladies

Attendanceand

:

;

or'

and-

Gentle-

you

want

Shoe,

;

be

teed

to

and

make,

perfect

H.

to

C.URRIER

HOWICK ( opposite

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AS

always of colony

st.

cons 9

C.

W;

cathedral.)

German,

SHOES

&

PERTH.

extensive

most

French,

English,

BOOTS,

george's

AND

and

varied Colonial

and

VmbrE,

T.

ATTENTION

PRICE

TO

in

LIST

ON

Manufactured

General

Funeral

HAY

ORDERS.

STREET,

the FUNERALS Colony,

of connected

shortest the otherwise.

APPLICATION.

Funeral ways

SMALL OfiSERVE

THE

ORDERS

SENT

BY

BOOK

POST.

ADDRESS,—-

Next

National Library of Australia

Door

with

the

"Criterion

Hotel.".

therewith notice .

Hearses

©kept

are on

hand sale

at

all

D.

times cheap. Healy.

Diocese

of Perth

very

I

in

and-

all

For

and Head

Coaches

handsome erected

Iron

for and

Tomb

Railings,

at or

al

T

COPIES had at

of the the

above

may

Record

mantle.

Single Double

parts

(each) Is. ,,

parts

be

Is.

9d.

now

Fre-

Office/ per per

dozen. dozen.

Right

Rev. W.A.

Sole, Stones, supplied

complete.

W.

Use in the

any part details

attended to by telegram and

CATECHISMS

Furnisher, PERTH.

ready.

On band Monumental anol

to

trial

and

the

SLIPPERS.

COUNTRY

in

are

Durability unsurpass-

f

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v

vhveriakeb, stock

conducted

PROMPT

Neatness Boots ntly

ed.

DEALER,

the

hand,

on

and

Importer,

J M "S| "

See

soles your order. A

good

8MEDDLE8, STREET,

M

Repairpromptly

and

solicited.

LEATHER

u

Extra-fine

that

sa&a'sr. and

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patchingexecuted.

Manufacturer

m

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and let live His prices. work recommends itself; his boots are the best in the market. done.

Boot

I!

Monger's He is to manufacture prepared the Finest Sewed Calf or the Best Kip Boot at "live

Civility.

fE W

and

orders at Boot and Shoe Shop!

ing neatly

GEORGE

U

shape

next Perth, Store.

1

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guar-

in finish

fit,

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leave

Healv's Hay Street,

Moderate. <oo«l

,

if

men, Boot

style,

-

Cement of lovers

Coughs

serviceable

equally

and

and

Iron,

resort

Brands

is

.

n

expec-

Colds,

COMPOUND,

.

LINSEED,

Squill,

COMPOUND,

KAY'S Colds, Cattle.

Visitors,

Vahles,

and

lighted,

arid

of Burrdughe's

one

Rilliartl

Whichis

Travellers

Jeweller,

J.

T. F

,,

Complaints.

with

replete

and

Consump-

OF

KAY'S

with

Convenience And

Mr.

Bronchitis

EOR &c.

DeLUCEY,

NESBIT, Perth.

torant, KAY'S

GERALDTON

E.

Watchmaker

Agents:

COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,

Proprietor. The

V. Practical

HOTEL;

®i«l®|0g>|O|«i<a—

THOMAS

PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

»

GERALDTON —

TIME 8

on

always skins

Colony.

-

customers will save at least per cent., by buying from V.' E. Nesbit, besides having a large stock, to seleot from and a watch practical maker guarantee every article sold. 20

SHOES—

kangaroo

;

collecting,

PERTH,

and

arid and

Grindery

Good hand. in exchange

tie

an

Britnall),

thanks to the public returning generally that past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classes are to they prepared of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest pos a sible notice. kept in stock, large and Also, varied of assortment Ladies', Gentlemen's,

'

Office

W.

&

fcTREBT,

Spectacles.

Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold TIME PAYMENT with IMMEDI A1E possession to householders at ex low prices. ceedingly As no heavy commission is paid for and convassing

FACTORY'

BOOT

&c.

Cruets,

-

spurious

N

:

Medicin Proprietors

everywhere. The Lincoln and Midland Co./ Lincoln, England.

Australian

Agency of ®lie Australian Alliance Assurance Co. Lowest rates -Fire/ JLife, and Gruarantee Marine

BLOOD cleanse the whatever

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arising. BlOod

West

not

.

all

is

oh

is

are

they.

,

CLARKE'S MIXTURE froth

Blood

the

Label

the' address

to'

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London,

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direc-

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;

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every

hand

on

WEST

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almost

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533,

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Civilized'

in

use

of

Vendors World

all

by

Purchasers the

Wines

BrandB,

sold the

are

throughout' tions for'

always in stock.

favorite

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brand.

and

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'

Ladies'

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their

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Alberts

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Oxford

533,

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Sciatica, Piles,.

DRAPERY

Old and

infallible

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is

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of

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it

in

the

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stock.

Flour.

Tas, Sugars,

Tob!aooo

without

and Healing Properties the World. throughout

Searching are known

&c.

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selected .and the stock of first-class/ of Jewellery EVER" the colony. Nesbit's

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Class

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Iron, Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle Ammunition Sadd

best

the

cheapest Watches and1

and and

back

Balcony

Bath-rooms

front. every

loading)

made

"

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breech

also tools,

Adelaide,)

STREET, PERTH.

Regular

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full

Station

requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,

Bundry

lery,

hand

on

reduction considerable Boarders.

HAY

Jeweller/1

Street,

-

of

:

to

Boarders.

and

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STREET,

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V. E.

Hotel PERTH.

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Record," WIMBRIDGE.

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