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to
»«u
had
sealed
the
dead
Stanley's but ; and his in
self-
misrepresented, to lie has been compelled pub defence, lish the whole sickening story. in the without a parallel It is a story will rot we annuls say of civilisation, it is a of hut of story savagery, —
and murder cruelty perpeon the unfortunate by Barttelot had been entrust whose, welfare
demoniacal
that
the
for
"The
the
a stealing sentenced, When half
in
Major
lushes.
been
few
a
laid
bis
on,,
He
taken
then
continued
months.
the bound to
for
the
continues or'
50
25
or
one
lashes.
woman,
to
and
event
was
shown."
to
ICO,
or
of
an
carry
punish
to,
been the
a
told.
already less
earth
on
it.
as he was, how and devilish he had a lieutenant who surpass ever, to is ed him in what civilisation pleased Lieutenant Jameson call barbarity. He was an was another Englishman.
enthusiastic extenuation
-
it
and
naturalist,
and by Jameson's at a place called
Being company chiefs,
is
in
said,
"In
said,
cannibal
a
a
hear
we
poor
Farran
.
Asaad follows:
ten
little
affidavit
's
other
desire
to
-year-old continues
girl. as
was
by the
'led
order
of.
.
quest huts self,
Jameson's
to liini servant; presented by and many others Tippu Tib, followed. the native huts the girl, On reaching leu by the man who had who was was
her,
The
scream,
taken and
was
girl
She-
was
tied
ghe then pieces.
VVhen
liop.
by
and
ca/ne ,
.
.
began After
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that he died:
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a
attempt—
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of -to
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;
this
as
tlio
the
of
return
:
;
the
iu
!
Home
Ruler
of the
eyes
that
England
steps to picion. the part
of
majority
moreover,
298—
the
in
shows
deceased,
lately
being of
room
But
This of
have
taken
it
is
there, seems
true,
different
Ireland the unions for
dpiug
sus on
indignation
i
i
as
and musses, become; ;mpre: cordial the and English At this
masses, particular
full
result' in
of
this
As
for
its
pertinent
the
speaker,
dangers
was
the the
Tlie
to
point as
sinister,
Walsh bishops Irish l'arliameut."
that,
to
referred
reported, :wonld,tre6rilfc
of influence domination and Croke The
priests, .
in
a
to
who
we
;
are ;
,
'
One.
'craft's,;'" dakotas.
Craft,
to
has and
sacrifice
the
save
rapneity
,
the
town,
under the
a ,
to
and
of
the
city,
through largo:
also'
wtis
as/,
miles of a
distant roof
nuns
others
At
Indians:
1
fell
1
!
on
were
nuns.
of
;
enclosure;, >in the; ground! burying Itself of persons The number killed was first estimated/at but 'lateri information 30.0, states that 800 coffins have been taken :out bf the; city and- that still' there were not
.
to enough bury Chinamen lighting
the,
;dead.
his
pipe
:in.r;
,
A
:I
"peace
nearly every pied the care
from/ :
ass ;
The
policy," changed; drove the priests
plani,
u
,
mission, of the
present B&hop of Sioux the Rev. Right Martin who is' president of the
Indian a Missions, years ago, supervised, the .establish of ucnv missions by the priests and He and his assistants have been in-
successful. o
civilise
thei
their
work:
the priests similar to that plan by the early Catholic opriritiori missionaries. They, with begin the whom .they keep in the schools. under, careful;: and moral; religious:' until training,; habits and tbstee atul
uuns
follow
'.Indians,
a
'
;
,
'
civilised/
;
purely
obstacles to the to be removed he holds that the has laboured to
extermination. Many have. been destroyed, as often In renewed.
qrigirial
'S,D:,;
very
,or
>
or
;
between two from the mills. 3ft. long, arid mission; the -'mission-'
Eng
claimed cenquest have re
and
Marty, O.b.B., Bureau of Catholic
all
Emissions?
.its
Falls,'
jam©nbf£was
of the
from
and
fifty
uuceasing
missions,
the.
on
levy ment
2ft.
cannon
the stone:
was
them
irameuse the includiug
tlie
which
aud alone
from and
work
were
they An
j/Magistrate'e/V
A portion, fell
a/mAndarin mills,
annihilated.
three
abbut
explosion
fraud,
Church'
but they were 1869, Grant's
a
ashes.
a Taiping, town of the Yangtze.
the
of
in
or
Catholic times
large A an of explosion in the disastrous laid
by force save
life
at
bank
destroyed; the Jesuits,, arid
.of right discovery the Indian lands,as garded the Indians " of civilisation," progress
of of
a
Indians from the and of injustice He says that Norse-.
to
a
been
conquerore. SpaDiards, French, Dutch, and' Americans have all
men»
China-
loss
i
a
history
j
their -
borders
great
more
/far
south time
district
from, and
interpretation
Fra;ucis
of heroic
labour
;
Peechow,
the
on
in
occurred
portion
Arch
;.of
Anhui,
absolutely-
which
in
"
which
enoimcns
the
was
at
ecently
r
resulting
persons in ing
:
:
—
is
should
bf priest the diocese of N. D., who has Jamestown, been a Catholic Missionary among' the Indians foi was in New many years, lorx a rjhort time He has col ago. lected "many interesting facts about the Catbolic/Injian missions in the /United He says States. that once more the riaissions are extended to all the nearly Indian, this trjbes, in The country., missions were soon established after the of America. discovery to According
cruelty,
'
damage
the
of tfic insured.
siippbrt success
be the;
during
Priest
theii'
hand of fi ightfql in The China.
to'
mo
explosions
in
the
we juncture, say, the authorises. us byprelectiop that will such be: 'the' Lord speech Salisbury's
believing:
case.
her
eo
gunpowder
obtains
)
has
results
in
Explosion
of which was afterwards few/days/
the
day
Government.
portion
a
,
Bey.
record
a
by the
occurred
'rind
take of;
representative, every likely If so./' Irelarid
to
required
Honan,
hope
—
facts to
'abstainers.
;
gunpowder town
and strengthens: import Since we may justly
rescue
char
;
in Ireland juryman,; men pack the box with agent knows; withoutspeaklng can be relied to return the .on
its
News
to
of
evil
of,
impressive Catholic
the
first
:
women
to7, amonq, '/the
i
A Terrible
cablemake an
...is
1
;
.
a
is,
them
The
so
ua
of one progeny hundred thieves and hundred and eighty
'
lish,
the signification lessening of the matter ..that by explaining, certain promises given by Mr./FurnCss. for of. Jtho had secured bim' the support' unions. If labour the labour unions, find the of / Home however, support with Rule consistent tlieir own their
Liverpool records
,
i
and
,w0ek
Government which system iu Ireland empanels partial jurors
verdict
at
interests,
it
whom to
may unfortunately the 'Nationalists 'o'famong the end 'they 'still continue Ireland, seek in' the to has; hoC- been affected masses but rather eyes of the English favour
total
are
The
prompt
be above
will
it
virtuous
may ;not speak the Crown can
arisen
in
the
1
,
.
whatever have
divisions
in
i
Chief
the 'old of '.'.Equal laws story in and equal; 'treatment;" 'Whereas one interested a case in England any
elected,
that,
Ac
ultipliad.
Marro
Why
year. forward
.fessors,
a revolting rather piece of hypocrisy. the is not indeed, corruption There, or but affected by treating persuasion, of an unjust exercise by the, arbbrary the' Grown vested -in power lawyers.
Unionist
a
a
m
so by many motives; others to' lake the dead ? Ia oiie denomination' -in:' Scotland "all the -and' in another ministers, most ;ef the and all ithe students ministers, aud pro-
Government
English
they that
ensure
atically
,
a
be writer ,
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is
the
in
,
;
News.
a
habitual
stamped
.
j
<
;
could
to
terribly decide: every in the work of
.urged ullow
having attempted' of The friend
iof
the
vitiated,
Such
coming
pre forty
last
to a a corrupt jury; tried' who was recently prisoner rat the Central Criminal Court is alleged to certain to. have tried, 'influence of members the /:j ury by accosting and treating them as they left the court to, drinks. It does them, not appear but whether the attempt was successful, sacred is the purity of trial so by jury i
!
for the other, Hartlepool bye-election is a made ?at: Cambridge' speech by The d'esult1. of 'the, Lord Salisbury. in which a HouVC' Mr. Furnesst election, Mr. Gray a Unionist, Buler defeated by
as
cutting the meat
the
that
is
Professor the well-attested drunkard to two;
active
for
—
fact
blood,
,
kind
should
the
at
>
terrible,
and two rnurdererp, eight an.d paupers
'
;
humanity
a
cording M ercury,
.
not theme then it will' be how Barttelot could hard to understand to death, and Jameson feast a native flog murder and cannibolism. his eyes on Africa from: such civi Heaven preserve
and
for
England a charge
on:
—
n
Curse.
the
Jury.
recently has been no
there
„
Catholic.
a
—
same
l
provide
London;
said,
in
begu
was
>
House, ,it:is'
years
Anglo-Saxon See nigger."
"
Mansion which, cedent
with
brutality
prosecution
is
the seal of corruption very and instance the case of the Juke's which in Tamily, forty-five years cost the State of New. York a million and a of dollars. quarter Instances of
in
by
is
acter.
a
Byron by the beauty To-day happily,
with
(sin
Lon
charge against blasphemy against an example, though
abd It
It
(
the
descen
only
Lord
religion.
daughter
drunkard's
the
extremes
Trial
holy
his
Catholic. touched
A Hereditary
deter obtain its
nature
of
And
lips.
devout seemed
j
anxiety
Sacredness
a
-
defal
it.
The
It.
'
his
happened; doubt in' the i e'at'
attempt—
is
our
still
to
his
on
times
has
that
the formidable and is driven
against
brought
it
as
not; "
is;
the'sanie1
on
going
left,
she dead;
down
fell
and
right
looking
for
looking
stabbed he r in
you
.
cauie twice
natives
when
,
were
af
a
is;
wants
a tree. About to. five natives kuives. sharpening Then a .man and stabbed her with a knife in the The girl did belly. hot but she knew what was
hand
off;
He
'it
"
her.' "
4
the white man. yon do with her
how
toi.see eat
the cannibals. then.— This
told
man
from
bought
to
presented
"The present
an
1
attempt girl
dant at
shall
nation
Nothing
perceives situation,
scientific
of Yerestchagin's picture English tlie'cum soldiers blowing Sepoys frond read Kipling's coarse1 jests non's mouth ;
agency,
Tib and other at the re chiefs, of Mr. to the native Jameson, to be eaten. Mr. Jameson, my Selim and Farhani, Mr. Masondi,
Tippu
emitted
own
hn inanity."' is an extreme one, of ntter which the irresponsible mind regards the mere
gains
—
"The
Iv(B
;
in
people, but, being like the place, I should to see He was informed that his it done." if he would could be gratified curiosity Learning buy a victim for the purpose. that the cost would only be six hand he cheerfully and complied, kerchiefs, a
and
preyed upon the fever of
This awful story don Echo says it'
is
he because much about
feast,
England
secured
we we
them a moment's given of the cause arid the justice benefits to be obtained by victory! The Tory Prime Minister, besides,' fully,
;
in
myself
was
'
of
has
have
have occurred Two evonis which, upon as of happy may be looked signi the state of Irish in ficance, present affairs. The one is so certainly with the other a may be so" interpreted of probability. o He degree Tlve) high
whoveat
cannibals
ous
of The
i
are
too,
the
that
rights.
;
Riba-Riba, some
on
his
through
girl
Cheering
letters.
own
with Tipu Tib and Jameson expressed
witness
power
are
of
think
one's if it is right opinion and but to change a. false and [danger is opinion and useful." praiseworthy Sir Walter Scott in a materialistic age a Christian he died with ; the Dies
which
conclusions Mr. Parnell's
Some
true;
the divisions consequent the cause in the eyes of The masses. Irish hier
nor
\'
/
Tine 'King bf Prussia remarked to " Count I do not Stolberg like people who change The count religion." re " Nether do I like plied-— them, sire. If Luther had not I should changed, have no occasion to do what I have done I have only returned to the first church." " St. It is, a shame to Augustin says—
Meantime, to
events
our
is
the
;
change
alliance
an
the
probable.
more
injured
mined
in
"to
Bonny
to
aud
the English archy and clergy,
nervous when he grew of the Congo that the authorities look the murder of did not upon
lisation
of his conduct, that he was scientific researches to carry Here is the extent nn unnsal extent." it in one ac to which he carried case, the sworn of Asaad to testimony cording William Farran, corroborated by Mr. wont
feeling and to
evils,
curb
to
Neither
cation have
except
sometimes
it
I
him
to
appeared
public
of two
these
alluded,
forting.
this know he recog bim know
"specimen,"
English
as
Salisbury, Vatican,
the
opposition so
far
both
have
with
with
to
lesser
hierarchy
as
prefer from
odour.
civilisation'
How
fiend
a
left
She
.'times!"
disagreeable Jameson
so
end' thrashing he metdiis
'
for
has:
was
when he Brutal
seven
with the
,
mercy used
,
in
native There
;
the
plead passed," a dozen
day
attempting
deserts,
for
—
State
to
without
flogged each. In
persons no Barttelot Major stick iron-pointed; goading his victims.
for
daring
"
were
you
roplied,
I head the "Yes, shaken hands I have
found
worms
opportunity recaptured
not
sick
very
.
a
him
at
clergy. which interpretation, nevertheless, is that which have first proposed
especial
asking
Do He
to the objection the ground that
on
flesh
aud
to rest
story,
men
two
Bonny,
levity
glasses,
comrades " life. Not
his
his
Irish
the
Lord
success
appealing choose the
withdraw its with Rome,
.
ot,
nised well no
flesh."
was
his
for
ap
for
hoping
to
not
-failed.
singularly
that
is
It
caused
—
the
call
—
was e.,
to
i
then allowed seized the and days, but he was escape; si
to
it
1
his
got
was
'
of
out
He
engaged
oues,
i
and at his expbnce. pleasure also his scientific Jameson carried toisend home the enthusiasm as solfar-. head of a negro, which he had embalmed Mrs. Jameson once to a London firm.
many
for
his
time
the sores,
from
this
.like
this
By
stinking
came
black
of the inci
and
is,
possible. still
savages, in it do
-
to
another interpreta however, admit possible though we barely
tion
A
."
-
waB
series
cannibalism, except ordinarily practice own enemies slain on the bodies of their, sketched The' devil's feast in battle!
ghastly
" the report, had to maich ten thick and chains by hot- sun with' his hours every day in the chain hands tied a heavy together, and wearing an over round his waist, rest was him coat. One,, hour's given
two
the
the
tiiat
by slating
gentleuiau?"
says
at midday.
dent
exhibited
days.
was
soldier
guard-room,"
the entitled Drama in Six Sketches." Bonny adds to the horror
by Jameson
so and bleeding horribly of the remainder was
infliction
postponed
delected 300 had
cut,
it
snowed
having
peons,
There
with his pleased several Euroto
attempts
.
body Vas
well
<
and
piece of meat, him to receive of the number
and
work, !
,
was
the
;
ed to his keeping. A native was
artist
The
with
painted
finished,
mill
powder
see
.
natives:
water
already colours."
would
Government
Lordship's the Vatican, Pope to their aid, had
What
No-Popery,"
we
>
trated'v
i
sketches
man
until,
motives
!
evidence
of his influence
the
j
anuuit-,
misconstrued
was
On
"
:
regard
silence
his
veracity
Mr.
of the have
o?
catastrophe,
.
in
lips
ciiarity,
return
this
measures,
be opposed? take ref uge in
to
,
as
my
in
.and, clear
other;
roof
have
could
of cry case, also, that given
.
great rnncb
as
of
found himself the traditional
al60 house,
we
the chief's to his house. Jameson had
j
nonur
explorer,
Mr.
j
over
to
.
tiie
impeach
was
back. I went Jameson went
went
whenitlieyV
thing the
this
.
to
in.
rear-guard.-
foolish
a
attempted
Barttelot,
After
scene.
-
did
com
'
The-friends of mander Africa,
Pilot.)
of Major Stanley's
all
Rule forced
the
repairing said to
'
!
Boston
(
of
the failure seeing Home by which
j
place upon this Lord Salisbury,
,
Cannibal-
English.
to
that
is
.
Stanley's
be inclined
utterance
.
,
should
'we
to
'
to the river somei iitbokTt divided, to went wash it, straight and/others; the Mr. house. time their Luring; had a book in his and pencil jjamesori of the hand, making rough sketches was
g».
'
in
lean
a,
re
Then;
they
are
able
to
the many evil influences which surround the savages. When the Indians have become practical Catholics and adopt the Ways of the white, they resist
,
.
General
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sever had Iroquois nuns, and later the Order of al Indian maidens joined The Rev. Jerome Hunt, Grey Nuos. to the same who is, attached O.S.K.,
under
same
diocese
as
sions
oh the
Great
Fr.
directs
Craft,
Reservation, for Indian girls
six which have provided the Benedictine Sisterhood.
Indian
several
of the. missionaries, Dakotas, is of Mohawk some
This
problem.
says control
be allowed to could without opposition,
and plans
Indian
would
problem'
will
however,
This, The the
It
conducted ion
state
life
to
but
&9
civilisation is
it
never
be.
as
possible,
as conducted which tends
to to
and and physical corruption of the Indians. ultimate extermination The system provides places for present and makes the continuance politicians, and salaries of their depend positions the
upon
of
perpetnation The state.
the
Indians' of the
success transition of the missions means the ending plans Their of their and salaries. positions tbe missions attitude toward must, While be evident. therefore deceiving themselves the to the public by taking
of
the Catholic as far Church, they oppose the missions of We have an as example possible. conduct of Indian Com this in the The best remedy for missioner Morgan. credit
done
work
be
a
and place of the War
failure,
the
under
care
Its officers able men,
department.
and honour would not their positions the of the perpetuation Their interests and state.
on
transition
be would would
inclination
to
hasten work in
They
civilisation.
the and with missionaries, their have active would co-operation. as One officer would be detailed agent
harmony
on
each
be removed,
as
supposed would necessary It
is
proposed. War department,
and energy
integrity,
which
abuses
not
the but
cannon
are
presence the plan of the
the honesty, of its officers that It in the work. is success of great
be employed from the evident, missions under Catholic that their cnmstances,
would
could
troops
make their be ended by
to
now
the
and the
reserve,
favourable success
civ-
would
the present Government which tends to delay civilisation system, would for one that could be. exchanged it. tend to hasten of Mohawk descent, The missionary whom Fr. by the Dakotas, to be complete
if
-
adopted
He paper, is himself. called succeeded Spotted Tail, sometimes " King of the Sioux," as by the whites the of Dakotas. Tail chief Spotted Craft
in
refers
his
at in killed Rosebud, S.D., July at that He was time taking 1881. steps the Catholic missionaries to have engage of civilising his Indians. in thd work was
He ihoped
Marty prepare intended:
that
and
his
with
priests
people for to prepare
his
the
aid of Bishop he could soon .
citizenship. for
baptism and to learn marriage, the way of the whites, the priests his to teach then aid them people. council he explained his a general Christian
National Library of Australia
He und from and Iu1 plan
the
and
Christianity a
and
name
Indians
were
of his
Several and among them Mary Catherine, of St. Benedict. had has Craft
relations,
Sister Sisters Fr. taken
For
a
like
tribe
and Fr.
porcupine
which
cross,
and
shoulders, is
'
of relations. shoulders
The eagle the
signify Eagle, above
name
feathers of the
than
Dixie
The
5,159,889. has
New
"Like have
the
is
and tion
I the
he refused
reason
this
for
the charge. denying if I mistake is not, The conclusion calibre.
like
arrived
Parnell.
his
thirteen
men, been
women
of
jury, her from
preciate
demned as
her, her.
of
a
but
man
I
One her
by
divorced. Had had I been one have certainly
who
would
She is flesh O'Shea. Captain
did
not
ap
have
not
con
false
it
I
It
world-abuses
of Ireland's have been
Instances
of
Great
parties English since Mr. Glad campaign opened in
endowed he
In
.record.
1741
;
journey, and gate,
On
he set
up to a toll-gate his horse over
lifted s
him
down
rbpe sustain
20
occasions the floor hundred weight.
Mr. Chambers, -27 hand.
tone
.She
feels
as
.watchman
Yicar
stone,
One
asleep thorn both from Greatest of et .
wall
ground. Watohumw, imagined.
in
ou
the
No.
defence
"
him
with
perceivi"'
w,th
the
and them over the TiadolTs burying The consternation of the thus being awakened, may board
of
who Mr.
all
accuses
Who
? platform Mr. Parnell
of
The
"
England
of
old foremost
grand
old
the his
of
perhaps leader
of
who,
man
ladeu
when,
lifo
and sated
honour
man
with
speaks
The
—
his
from
this
the
is
idolized heroic an
winter
is
now
as
He
<
himself
Parnell
disrespect
the
he power, to life private of refined the enjoy pleasures ease, of oppressed takes up the cause Ireland and makes the world resound the with of her wrongs, and by the force of story his converts .the magic eloquence of England from deadly foes .Libera's with
have
might
into
warm
man
.whom
retired
with
to
sympathizers. Mr. Parnell of vices meanest
the with If Mr. Gladstone Mr.
was
a
Parnell knew him Mr. himself Parnell praises from English
was
his sane
man
can
j
on
until !
his
honoured
faithful
and
—
from the late
Irish
by
unex
—
found
they
—
.Too lute has the from the brow of Mr. Parnell oow followers faithful
Mokaona.
Irish
turns
the
is
charges
? No platforms the accusations, with his whole
in
believe
This now
hypocrisy. and hypocrite, to be so, what when he echoed
bot they are iu keeping character long concealed too people and revealed
him
accused
and
false
them, the the heroes
of his army, welfare years' politicul of basely plotting to sell and their own independence veteraim
—
dis
brave
qjten accused them their country to
English
Statesmen.
Tho
iu MicIl etl.oit> of whose- sole ob gicjety is ject 0f a|j raudefeat Catholics office in the elections, caused for r.iug commotion and the most widespread discovery anti-Catho
an
bitter
8,ound dropped
of
On
consist
to
seems
vituperation Mr. Parnell
other
broke a would that He took who Saiuts,
his
th»
from But I
free
he
of All and raised
night
"
the
on
other fastened to
:sile.
if.
lifted of of thouthe presence to witness assembled
Coming
feats.
;a
on
saintly
be
must
pected circumstances.. veil been snatched
anything a weight
political
—
?"
j
he
in pounds, of spectators
'1,836 sands
nature
from
with
fraility.
Mr.
by
a many of whom
in
the
born in with
Home
obtaining
—
countrymen,
Strength.
endowed 1710, was by muscular powers exceeding
weighed
Thj
against Ireland echoed
world.'
|
of London,
Topham,
as
views
Kavanagh's
eitiz,ens
statesman
disastrous
so
ago.
premeditated treachery. of Cork, the believe foul accusation this levelled a man with whose praises but rang -praises yesterday
you, accusatiou
spider
They
enemies
years extracts
of
Can
this
Thomas
&6
him.
that human
or
scoffing
how
was.
blood
,
a
j
very
the battle could not
and
she well as lie. By. the law of nature She has is not his slave but bis equal. to freedom' as he. I as much right commend and admire the Irish people to forsake Mr. Paruell for refusing because
as
his as
—
judged
0'8hea,
would
no
treated'
other
regards
adjudged
I
recognize justice.
tbe
the jury
on
the
freed
well
is
I
her, law
appreciated as only the Mrs. slave.
her
of Ireland.
whole
be
should
Gladstone
j
In Pro
1,212,000
only
the
as-
Presbyterian Ireland.
in
Unionists
well-
was
five
or
of
Rule
Tartarus. Mr. Barbell's of unmeasured him. oppose
less
candidates. shown
clearly is the
December Rev.P.F;
he ought at least to be an say that and be at lea«t honest unstained man, with crimes that even the pagans of old deemed of their deserving avenging
at
fight
was
Treated beast of mere her as a friend. treated law law but the true man
National
more
Home
commou
reading
O'Shea and made
husband,
it
on
the aid of been toned down
virtues,
at
an
following
possibility
leader
since
100,000
several door has been
1886. Father Kavanagh, writing The Abbey, Galway, says I do not maintain a that
represent every their number But
tbe
by
have stone's
much exceed 1,000,000 if one of them without every excep make were a Unionist, to the up
rout
have
the trial is, forsaken by her with Mr. friends as a.by her husband Mr. Parnell burden,
after
at,
Mrs.
that
to
four
how Father
the
Rule
it
not
O.S.F.,
showing
of
from the who
Sydney
in
give
on
Examiner letter
a
.
For
I
rate
clear common
Clergyman
Cork
find
we
We
is manifestly of the result is obvious that no that denomination
of
were
leap.
Franciscan'
known
and the last general election, one were of the only able to preserve north from whole of the Protestant the the effects of Nationalist ? invasion and a half Unionists to What a million
himself Mrs. made of
beyond O'Shea,
in now
felt
proud
that.
there
and wilt The
grain,
Kavanagh, ;
the
Ulster
of
a a
In the 20
and a half Unionists claimed by of the framers the there manifesto, should be half of Catholics a million opposed to Home Rule, and in the whole kingdom there are not 20,000. Agaiu if there area million and half Unionists how is it that they so utterly failed in three to make their influence provinces
world's
defend
to
and
Parnell.
million
of free a
least
At does
least
exaggerated
tectants cannot
pretend Ireland,
from
still
grossly estimate
1881
—
him
I admire
opinion.
be
lean
—
essentially of the
contemptuous
man,
of
in
A
dull-witted
giveo. the kind
proportion for the
:
and .power
their
likely
at
;
in
small
woi\d
is It woman's education dom. Mr. Parnell
moBt
in
that
mark
a
the
ridiculous
her husband, or' be condemned. with law that would vanish a
outside
intelligent
less feot
opposed
from who form
sumption
my conclusion has judged him, of what the is not guilty I am not world lays to his charge. women are slaves aware that at present man's law has laid down the and that rule that a woman may have no friends case. Parnell That though Parnell Mr.
is
cculd
elections
is
million million Roman
a a
possibly
'and
that
voted
questions, public and considered
read This
and
it
and
than
Florence has nothing,
other
all
carefully
of half
name
Ireland
Presbyterian would be
the
says
They speak,
parallel.
How process of inflation. the bubble without prick of Ireland, ac The population to census of was the 1881, of This was a falliug-off
manifesto
Lady
Brunswick,
also
fellow-scholars
weighing but 15 grains, known to have a weight placed upon him to or amounting 4,769 grains 320 limes his own nearly weight
The Presby exceed 4,900,000. present all did not of Ireland, in terians told, number more than 485,503. At 1881 ten the rate of decrease in the previous number now their may be fairly years at 400,000. Hence it plainly sot down even if the framers of the follows that
'
from
of his
life
beetle,
not
would
it
on
1881,
who is original or Dixie, her quota to the literature contributed In reply case. of the O'Shea-Parnell " asked to A True Liberal who her the case, writ on her ladyship opinion ing
mendacity
their
that of 1871. the decreased at same
252,538
Case.
irrepressible
the
:
can
cording
chief,
on
to we
details.
and were years, St. Brendan, of of Greenland. Eric,
Florence O'Shea
Lady
a
in
As
ever,
by
Bishop
or
for
find
in
rassing
700
introduced
the
his lower jaw. A flea harnessed will draw from 70 to 80 times its own weight while a horse cannot draw more than 6 times his The flea weight. weighs
;
more
the vast majority who ut the compilers of the manifesto, resemblance to knaves bear a closer own have not, fer their than fools, good into Too entered reason, particulars. much candour would have heen embar
symbols more
to
countrymen
are
probably Ireland,
or
exaggeration
distinguished
mocassins
for
be
to Home of intelligence he tllat part of a Roman Catholic like is opposed to Home Rule we should know how of them are thus to many
the fringed and leggings with the Indian embroidered art. The pipe is the chief's pipe, called It is the pipe of peace, or council pipe. said that tbe cross and other Christian to the Dakotas were known cassock
and
say,
Rule." the on
does
as
egg that then
the Pythagoras, by supporting until roof had time to they falling Another man is escape. mentioned, 3001bs by the muscle of who could raise
so-
assuming to busybodies to their them, have appealed in to Great Britain support
Catholics
also the eagle nest the and holding Above is the council the eagle pipe. tbe Indian cross and circle of eternity ; the below is the Dakota shield bearing sun The missionary crucifix and cross. the breast. the on Below hangs
Hovering hovering
.
an
I
odds against long any not pedlars excepted.
Presbyterians, other Protestants
hair the
on
saved
Bow.
Long
Presbyterians,
"
they
front,
the
.
few
a
be easy
forming
with
fringed
Irish
and reckless
the
on
arms
The
represent brethren tbe Union,
some
embroidery
quill
and
.back,
rivals,
backed at Yankee
properly
Indiau
dalmatic,
he."
the long bow," the Ireland of may
loyalists
safely
now his sister, have become
priest's
the
"drawing
called
pictures of the as chief Hovering Eagle, The plumes of the chief are Dakotas. in and around the hat, them is the crown of shell and work. wampum The chief's made of two deer coat is skins,
worse
as
teacher,
sufficiently civilisation.
Dakotas.
deal
great
for
life,
i
years for to instructed prepare the chieftainship Craft in Fr. resigned He gave it to the Sacred Heart, 1888. God the last supreme chief thus making of the
a
public than
with
presented
I
to him was and it was in 1883 Craft this priest, and made chiefthat he was adopted Other missionaries and in a lew came,
the
are
from
retire
Drawing
by the
labour
statesmen
they
civil
6ent
was
priest
among him into the adopted of Hovering Eagle, the chieftainship.
they
gave
competent
are
and
depend their
Indians
the
Marty.
to
Marty
Bishop Dakotas
by
Indian and the best plan to hasten this, would be to do away with civilisation, which has proved the Indian department, to
isation.
a
success
transit present from their old
soon
so actually that state
perpetuate the moral
full
missions,
complete
aid the the Indians
of
he
out its carry the so-called soon be solved.
to
as
the
de system of the Indian is supposed to be so
present
partment.
to
if
had
probably
obstacle
chief
are
what
is
Catholic Church the Indians on its
tbe of
"If
who
he thinks, which, would solve
suggestions, into practice,
put Indian
is
concludes
Craft
are
and priesthood, adopted by the descent. his with paper
one
Fr.
There
men
young for the
educated
being
mis
Sioux
the event who should The Indians
,
opposed to When
were
sions;
by Bishop
in
priest
was
ease with the same could crush an ordinary person Jt is said of Miio of Crete shell. he killed an ox with, his fist, and carried more than 600 feet. He it
i
are
first
chief. tbe new On to accept promised was Tail the council leaving Spotted shot it is said at the by Crow Dog, whose interests of whites instigation
white their neighbours. have enter Not a few of the Indians of ed ieligipus to aid in the work orders Indian mis the missions. The early with
successor,
the
he
between which he cracked and. thumb, close to ihe ear of
I
communities
his
man-of-war
cocoanufc,
his fingers ODeof the sailors,
|
the
Indians able to
his
a
humbug,
j
-
years
the
he chose as of his death, be sent
out
carry
the
is
sir,
|
join compete
three
to
the obtain he would and plaus,
j
who
or
He
priests. not live
India
of one who is not a opinion and who loves and justice who and truth, humbug aud despises let shame, if Mr. Parnell has sinned, of otir the greater number politicans
hat
to
!
two
and told them would go East he felt that said
Indians, day he
j
Their rules take the annually. on not place of the law, yet established the reservations. Social and religious with other matters life, relating together to civilisation, are also regulated by has found that these rules. Craft Fr. elected
after
the.
next
officers
by
to
j
.Mary's
governed
are
as
Societies.
j
societies
known
|
(St.
or
|
Joseph's,
These
communities
into
I
taken
Sit..
!
are
of
a
West
The Sons alike
feeling
j
among
tbo religious
which is known both attacked of America,
society,
where
the
caudidates
were
people. as the partieB
Catho
lics.
There
are
188,000
public
houses
in
England.
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the a discussion After long of wus shelved motion by the adoption the previous question. of the German The Council Grand the had under discussion, has Empire the of prosecuting ex-Chan question It cellor Prince Bismarck. has been
Daily
an
opponent
In
to
dublin
the
late
Irish of the new by the -anti-
our
prospectus projected of the Irish
fiud the dai y paper section Parnellite The company under we
Irish
it authority is entitled paper aiid Press, Limited,
at
the
£5
12,000
in
£60,000
shares.
he
I
directorate
includes William Messrs.. Thomas O'Brien, Justin M'Cavtby, W. Al. Murphy, J. a. Dieks'on, Sexton, and John Barry, Ms. P. The promoters reasons lor give the following launching of tho the. new and statement paper, of it scope and prospects :
The
absence
newspaper
of
faithfully
sil.ua-
j
for lemedy, .and loudly has of such an organ time long past been urgently the of the cause of iu inteiest
for a needed Irish Nationality. confirmed by the
month,
This
has
of
the
events
nutioual
vital
view
interests
i
J
been -past
having
intended
be
will
the
new
I
journal
evidence of the other witnessess
that
stated
cards
playing
for
the
Sportsman
remainder
of
that
Murdoch,
the
Australian
side
in
states
official
statement
finances
has
"Interviewed."
the
From
World
of and
an a
which
find
have
roust
few
a
a
special
The
at the
time. "Five the verdict in the Divorce Court (said Mr. Parnell J, I had Mr. who conversed with seen Morley, me with to the effect that the regard have case upon my position; might interest
preseut days before
he
asked result the.
but what
had
no
reason
that
said,
he
me
no
questions might be, although to suppose, from what in
was
probable the up from were. ceedings I' would that
moment
begun, neither
solicitor
nor
defence
my its
the other I adhered
for
but
in in
was,
suit.
the
impossible mination into the
for or
to
last
instruct and behalf,
consistently The other
to
at
decided,
take action,
witness-box
tbu
i
;
to
|
1
last
it was"' defence, deter vary my either t>y going
no
to
me
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that state, however, may to the witness-box willing go into desired do so." was that I should
if
it
SMegrama.
of the third now class, beeo recommissioned
station.
London,
Brindisi, terrific
from
owing
weather Australia.
late
Feb.
Oceana in
arriving
18. at
London
Trade,
means
of or
lias
of
.that
Commerce
into enquire an establishing Customs Uuion.
the
best
;
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d Hi i
j
course
will
have
met
and
their
considered
probably
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the
firm.
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is
ill
represented
at
been
goal., in
and the iu
Galway
found
was
health
and
for
Paris
to
was
a
Gaol, Mr.. be suffering removed to the the ordors of Dillon His
is
Germany
:
of
seeing sights by her suite. to
attempting in
pounds
float
a
loan
Paris.
is
a
to
bear
to
charters
secure
Customs, has been month's leave of
eight
February £10
are
Sir Henry Parkes cold and the effects was not in the office race
a
20.
February is
from He
suffering
of
overwork.
yesterday.
for
£100 took aside the Nepean river the English sculler colonial. The latter won,
place yesterday between Bubear and Dutch, the former
and
'
37s.
boat
1 9.
15s.
on
after for leading the distance. are matched to row again for £50, with the option of in the stake to £100 a side, creasing on or about the 26th inst. and Neil ; Matterson and C. have collapsing
the greater, Dutch and
of
part Couche
Stephenson £100 a side. match has yet
for
articles of the
The to
be
fixed.
The
Grand
of
the Royal recorded its entire of form disapproval of any Australian Federation to im tending the existing peril relations between the Colonies and the British Crown.
Lodge
institution
has
Melbourne, February 20. at Hargreaves, railway porter who was Bright charged yesterday with the embezzlement of money the of the Railway property Commissioner, has been remanded further pending Mr.
charges. A supply
of
tuberculin
been received
by Dr.
e
lymph
Elstor
has'
from
Dr.
of Berlin.
Koch,
Adelaide, 20. February a proclamation was w>nde for a period of two; years, prohibiting, the importation of sheep and sheep skins from Western Australia. J unctions are at quoted 32s. ' at Broken Hill £10 14s. week
Brisbane, February The Wolfgang station started ing with All
non-union
Clermont A'Hearn and
ou
a
trade.
Sydney, Yesterday into
fell
a
a
inan
the
board the drowned. At
J
Inspector kerosene tins
three shot,
percussion
ball
cartridges
caps,
to belonging who seem unionists, determined to oust the non-unionists from the shearing sheds throughout the colony. Sydney, 21. February Two men named Wilsen and Grieve were found at guilty the Central Criminal Court of yesterday one hundred stealing pounds from the of the Prymont Branch and English Scottish when Bank, as disguised detectives.
They
seven
hard
years'
were
sentenced
labour
to
each.
Melbourne, The cent,
Mercantile
declared
a
21. February Bank of Australia dividend of ten
per
annum.
per
gates
for
water steamer
meeting
19. February named McAllen while to trying
Coorong,
will
follow.
Adelaide, In the Governor's Uraidla Show His
INTERCOLONIAL.
I
that
seized filled with
there
yesterdayfrom
Intelligence
states
maritime
make
of
shearers
armed.
were
21. shear,
Tasmania, February 21. Mr. Bird, accompanied by Mr. Robt Henry, of Superintendent Telegraphs leaves Launceston to-morrow for the The other Sydney Convention. dele
demands
in
position that their
of
of
Collector
a delaidf
has
by that
Sons', are
employment
unrestricted
Brokens
Royal
week,
unattended
city,
creditors.
the
have
the operation of the its preventing abuse
of general acceptance federation tickets a lockout will be in evitable and this will be followed by a colossal and unprecedented sti ike in the its
Their at £130,000. are estimaiC liabilities of Messrs..Ray The creditors of London and Melbourne, Richards, .TV'i
arrangements
The
date
is
declare
thereby
poison,
remedy.
done in the latter
pressure for vessels to be entirely controlled them. The situation is so critical if the insists Shipping Federation
Imperial
& Watson Melbourne,
and
and
Orange
gaol,
Galway
arrival
al
Philip
London
the
to
under
the
should
be
it
.
to
is of Mr. announced late Private Lempriere, to the Earl of Kintore, Gov Secretary ernor South of and at one Australia, time Private to Sir W. 0. F. Secretary Robinson, in that colony.
of
the
signed
announced of Earl member of Lord Salis bury's government in 1885. The of Marquis is Londonderry six hundred evicting families at Silkworth. This action will probably cause a strike the entire throughout coalfield of Durham. The labor unions are noliticbrineiner
Aus
written
to
William
Clonmel
in
Beaucbamp,
death
Messrs,
the
Dillon and O'Brien who surrendered to at the police last and who were week,
is Portugal of nine millions The death
'
Chamber
them
in
is
President
Hicks-Berch, of
London
urging
The Everard
a
of his speech on the subject he condemned the system of differential duties the colonies' that slating naval! contributions were extremely insignifi-
Board
Zollverein
haviDg experienced the through passage to
second colonial conference. .Thff Chancellor of the Mr. Exchequer, Goschen, on behalf of the Government, of the disapproved and he idea, in
Michael
the
the
was
was introduced the A motion into House of Commons last Tuesday, by Mr. con Charles Edward Vincent, central servative the member fo" of Sheffield, division in favor holding
in
for
for
and
enormous
At of property
Empress
<
Sir of steamer
Sea
in
been
the
Prince of Wales will visit Highness Ireland the coming summer. during The statement which appeared in the World on that the Wednesday of Germany has an Emperor William in the ear affection is denied. The of Dowager
for
has
an
Pennsylvania,
on
of
the
and
fleet
floods
tributary
nuder prison infirmary, the gaol Mr. surgeons. confined to a cell. It is announced that his
the
Wallaroo
tralia,
FOREIGN.
P. and O. hours thirty-six
from
riot.
new
cruiser
V
The
to
Poisons
Last
Ou O'Brien
two of Mildura, will be Australia, commissioned at Sheerneas on the 28th inst The will be ready on Tauranga H M.S. March 1st. a screw Rapid,
Jntercolomal
anti
Secretary has been
Union,
inciting The the
Jfflteign
Wilson,
the summoned
the a
of
.
the
to
in
of
Ireland. is
'
piracy Mr. men's
otherwise. I I was always
or
Samuelson
to visit Austrnlia Green, propose to funds endeavour obtain towards of tenants relief the evicted
whenever expenses necessary. The Senate of the United States has the bill passed by a large Copyright This to majority. gives protection against
Mr.
is
the House Mr. J. Cox, member for and Mr. Commons East Clare member for Timothy Sullivan, College
Feb. 19.
and foreign authors of their works.
member
sitting
of
Gladstonian oeciion of the Liberal Party has paid £5000 to help the Irish in to Mr. Parnell and parly opposition has promised to assist them with election
British
Mr.
with
last
lodged removed
the
Pennrth and Barry. the Cardiff dock
London,
this
party the
at
has
Charles
Messrs.
The
me, in
Swansea,
to
labour
but
labour,
dined
Carrington
voluntarily Folkestone
abundant.
year, was counsel that the for
make
to
moment,
late
tended Free
pro
uot nature, concerned party
throughout. suit having
line
position the divorce
connec
effect
and others at the employed struck work docks, yesterday. is Considerable sympathy being shown for the strikers and it is by the public feared all the men follow railway will their The strike has already ex lead.
I
of
cause
Board
Sydney,
has been received to the Intelligence that the Chilian have insurgents the Port of the captured Iquique, of the territory of Tarapuca. capital
for
as
the
of damage has Johnston and Pittsburg. the estimated loss pi ice one million pounds.
Cardiff
he of the I took
ignorance
The
result.
well
as
visit
amonnt
boatmen
to
as
troops Teb, unopposed. The coloured labourers'
El
to
20. another
rate
deposits further
19. February works aqueduct yesterday by Governor
Act
bringing
Junctions
has received Australia in
was
River
Pharmacy lymph to
the
A
Ohio
have occupied.
Egyptian
Burns
Gladstonian. In consequeDce River Conemaugh,
on
the
the
possible.
months until cent,
per
the
a
which he claims is superior tuberculosis, inasmuch to Dr. as it does not Koch's, induce fever in the and is any patient innocuous. perfectly
interview heNew York
we
representative
passages
The
core
a
Khedive.
captured by thus making
night. Dilke has been requested to become one of the Liberal candidates for the of Forrest Dean division of at the next Gloucester elections. general
that
states
John
Sir
World
received from Berlin Liebrecht has discovered
Dr.
of the been
troops, to KaRsalla
Gladstone
ear.
statements.
report Parnell
Mr.
ween
to
;
absence.
advisers has
twelve
de
It
opened in the of a large Hopetoun, presence assemblage of the populace. At the ordinary of the meeting -Victorian Branch of the British Medi cal Association, held last Dr. night, Koch s cure for consumption was dis and a resolution cussed, carried that
British
declined. Lurd
the lespecting been published,
News interesting
and.
'
fixed
considered. resolved that the
Watts
granted
invitation with tion
of states that the health tho Emperor of Germany is causing considerable is feared His alarm. It from of the is cancer Majesty suffering
news.
of tonnage the
yesterday
was
were
joining
London, February
a
The
is
held which
Melbourne, The
decline finance to on the point. protests also refuses to give consent Fiance,. to of the surplus the utilization resulting from the conversion of the National debt of Egypt in the way proposed by the
Mr.
half
a
million
French
advance
re
ou last year's accounts surplus million sterling. Parnell will at the Irish Mr. preside men's banquet to be held in London Patrick's St. Day.
of
a
to
Tokar Khedive's
his
intends to cricketer, Essex for the time necessary him to play for that county.
of
Liverpool Federation.
iuterior
listen
a
on
supply of wheat estimated 45,712,000
is
Banks under
held
are
:
visible
an
the
of
against accused
the
months'
of France have the action protest against angry British in authorities establishing reforms in the in The' judiciary Egypt. Khedive and Riaz Pasha, the Minister made of the
Five
Baronet's guilt. also so testified
three
conditions
interest for shall be four notice.
Shipping Government The
occasion previous and was then discovered, compelled abstain from to sign an agreement
Egyptian showing
so as to secure excellence journalism in No effort or every department. will be spared to the expense provide latest and political, commercial, foreign,
Parnell
to
qualify An
in
Mr.
of Parliament the card scau-
let
and questious are being put by Ministers in the House of Com
The
paper. Arrange to ments are made the being procure services of men of the highest capacity
general
to
life.
good
on
type
not
for
Associated
the
unanimously
The
advancing.
is
cent.
per
flour
and
denied the charge, and the phatically when Prince of Wales, who was present the alleged took place, attended cheating the meeting and Btated was there ample
to
a first-class every lespecfc newspaper, produced by the and with machinery, printed
newest
members
2$
i6
The American
Sir William Gordon respecting his in commission Cumming resigning the Army. At a meeting of the Guards held yesterday, Sir William em Club,
was
in
morning clear
that
Radical
determined drop,
j
in a for jeopardized great crisis, the. want of an organ giviog independent to the political convictions of expression the lrirh people. is
at
to
Sir William and while cheating
been
It
registered
not
mons
which calls establishment
tion .the
quarters
Press. The
them
;
market money market quotation
the posits
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bushels. Three
dul
public a
The
The
a
shillings
open
formal
a
have
daily
representing has cieateJ
Ireland
in
opinion
,
—
metropolitan
a
with
asset?
amount.
resolution of sympathy and to take agreed in the pound.
passed the firm
fifteen
their
j
that
cover
bills
of
is
the
to
length go to the extreme but effective prosecution, the attacks be taken to refute steps will and made by Bismarck upon the Court the medium of the Government through decided
to issue decided. Irish National the is fixed capital
whose
meeting
while
£60,000,
are
believed
are
—
1
'
party.
freeman.
files
liabilities
cant.
Paper.
"
A
and
was
that
his
continent
for Australia find out
reasons
of and
country the Northern
representatives
of
Junctions
Excellency a
Territory
ahead. of
21, February speech at the'
aie
stated
trip
across
were
to see
what
the the
prevented
from
going
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In course the the missioners were explorations aided of greatly, by the services Mr. Daly, a man well accus young tomed to bush life, who generously volunteered to help them then and wlio has ever since rendered efficient service most fn founding mission. Sufficient ,the trial has been made of the selected to spot make certain of the .fact' 'that a native mission there is fully prac ticable; There is an-; Abundant
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a
to
at
to
division
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Mr.
defeated
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motion
draw the
for
and
mittee had for not
time and passed. The Attorney
of the
reading
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all
such the
(The the
Bill
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suggestions
contains, made
lated
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the second
Bill. Amendment with one exception a
;
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Shell bringing
Government in measure. important to and Bill agreed
this
read
read
was
moved
the
Motion
congratu forward
read
second
a
time. The time The
Excess Bill, and passed Excess
Tlie
Paterson
tho
House
at
the
slioulcL.be
clevisecl
timber
the
of
at
p.m.
opinion
that
some
which
by
the
730
the
all
and
colony
ex
be therefrom, should accompanied made by an official statement, by some duly constituted to the authority, certifying and character of such timber, name proper He said in explanation this could be done at each timber by the policeman station, who could endorse on the bill of lading
ported
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whether
the
Several
in
House
and
motion A
timber
members
spoke was
then
on
put was message Council Legislative to Bill, suggesting
was on
the and
jai-rah both
or
karri.
sides
subject
of and
tho the
carried.
is
so
clear
it
need for
of
sufficient
would
received
of
a
as
a
and
must
be
whole.
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that binding discussed.
so
not
of
effect
he
that to
required Acts
he
now
the
as
whereas
the
of
nevertheless the
the
of
by
the
Council
control
a
over
Bills not
be
rejection
approved
money
does
is
reject tho
the
and
Council
Appropria of the policy of decisions the
or accept a whole,
of
would the
which that
contemplate
the. it
possess. Treasurer
Colonial be
sent was
moved to
with
together motion
the
agreed
moved Darlot take steps to
the Loan
that the Legislative Bill.
to. that
Government the of prevent sale unlicensed under in houses, tho liquor of clubs. He then name described scenes which at a club at had occurred Mullewa. Mr. the and Keane seconded motion, in to the manner which the club referred Guildford had been established. near and Mr. Quinlan .Mr. Richardson spoke in support of the motion. The General Attorney his expressed of the motion and said he was approval the this had debate, on matter taken glad The matter of the Perth Club had place. been consideration. He under considered this club a monstrosity. was simply Motion to. agreed The Excess and 1889, the Bill, Excess were ordered to he Bill, 1890, passed and sent to the Council. up Legislative The of the select committee on report the Lunatic The Asylum, was considered. are the principal recommenda following It is necessary tions to erect an entirely ancl new The new separate building. structuro is to estimated cost £30,000, which would include furnishing and fitting establishment for two an hundred beds. The committee the statements support made by the Surgeon Superintendent as to the of the condition present unsatisfactory to call atten building. They also venture to the
tion
from
the returning the Legislative
the Loan As
small
remuneration
Superintendent, geon of all proportion out duties. responsible consider
of
and to
the
state
that important
his
Sur it
is
and
The staff, too, they to carry out inadequate their opinion they consider the isolated and do not sufficiently is
In
duties.
building recommend
their
the removal moved that
of
the
this
Asylum.
House having said report into consideration of opinion that are the Government should take such place the institu steps as shall tion on basis, in. a satisfactory accordance He read a with tho letter report. from Mr.
Scott the
taken
that each item be made the' subject loan estimate, and stating separate desired the that the. Legislative Counoil of the Legislative acquiescence Assembly in the suggestion. the The Colonial Treasurer moved
sembly
of the
:
p.m. 19.
Chair
means
growth
8-35'
that in desirable
moved it is
passed
reported.
February
took
Speakei-
was
1889,
Thursday,
of
Committee.
House
The Mr.
second
a
'
Bill,
and Committee adjourned
through
read
was
1890,
through
com reasons
to present purposes the resolution of to consider and Council, whether it be for this may possible House to assent to that resolution without undoubted to initiate right abandoning its The and control public expenditure. effect of if made practical resolution, law, is
Mr.
by a committee, has already appeared
of whose copy report in these columns.) Mr. Richardson and
following suggestion
House
Lower rejected
or
merits
should
to intro Health
'
Act
Scott. the
is not at liberty to amend financial measures" sent
House
Upper
and that from up accepted principle
Tho
Bill
the
General
to
agreeing "The House of As Council: Legislative had under considera has careful sembly tion the of the Legislative suggestion Schedule that of the each item Council, the 'of the Loan Bill be made subject for The Loan Estimate.' a separate Legis is aware that tho lative Council highest constitutional authorities are agreed that in with' or dealing money Bills, general Estimates and Acts, special Appropriation
Council,
Govern
leave Public
Bill
Scab
the
Treasurer,
said
the the
up to
and
committee
Colonial and Mr.
Treasurer
drawn
resolution
local
'
Apportionment
The
The
:
Colonial
should The
matter. the
given
was
a
—
General,
Attorney The
carried
reasons
up
amendment
Parker's
appointed
was
were
constitution
comprehensive
said the
time.
supported
20 to 12. declared
by
following
details 730
encourage
amend
deHamel
item each separate and thus Assembly, obtain practically
p.m. Premier inten any
the
had a
moved
Mr.
amendment.
Assembly might defeated subsequently by
Act.
tram.
special
:
House
18.
February the Chair asked
Colonial
ment Mr.
and a like opinion, members following Mr. and Mr. Randell'
hold
view the Mr. Scott.
weigh, the Legislative
being done spot realizes
ASSEMBLY.
Treasurer consider the
be
reasons.
up
Richardson
this
tion
puttingof bonuses
the
Canning
;
forward
scheme industries.
House
opposed the motion. said it was much to be Barker very that should have any regretted they with the Council. Legislative divergence That with He moved respect to message this No." 5 of the Council, Legislative House with that a conference requests Honourable and that the Hon." J. Body, the Hon. S. and Messrs. Forrest, Burt, Richardson, Loton, deHamel, and Canning, S. H. Parker be managers/' The General it was considered Attorney the duty of the Upper House to suggest a
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the of
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Lancashire Company. Mr of £350 in Devenish the held a policy South British Company, which will in part him for the loss sustained. The indemnify of the conduct immense irreproachable of the to the scene crowd drawn conflagra of remark, and tion is too worthy great to the readiness cannot be accorded praise' to with which volunteers' forward sprang a in the work hand laborious of give the
2d.
Richardson
Mr. whether
crowd
to the &
to
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;
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immense
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£5
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six
cent.
on prices. 4s. per bushel. and roller easier, bran, £5 10s. pollard,
hay,
draw
the
Mr.
the encourage
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by
this
at from
business Wheat
potatoes, and cheese, 9d.
to
that
of suggestions and a committee
Council
Government
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of
case
in
prompt
per
2d.;
eggs,
colony
the
:
;
cut
;
the
of
upwards £10
in
once
available
good
the
'
Legis for
exploration
are
produce
moderate
the
of the
half
a
in
that
or
skyward
Mr.
up
this moved
adopt
Legislative appointed
representatives of the rights any the branch of
'
being
Ministry. said will we have it already in abundance that is money investment. awaiting Large-
sums
and
seven
at
of He
to
The
operations couple
the reward gold in this
over
what
small
mooted
that
payable
gathered the spot
or
been
and the
From be
and
inactive,
Assembly
lative
in
collected
!
-
-
into
Bunbury,
Albany, whereas
tongue shaped
of
extent a remedy provide by existence a class, of hotels without the be frequented may into contact with all danger of coming most and dangerous in that is disgusting fallen humanity. it
the
Monday
lane
'
see
to
refuses
was
of
rains
insignificant. Only a water are at work, again It is to be hoped now
of batteries the trouble.
at a few minutes to evening, the it that was discovered shop in eight, Anderson occupied by Messrs. Hay-street, fire. The bell & Barr was on alarm was and the members of the Fire Brigade rung It was were on the spot. soon quickly and found -that the premises were doomed, the of the exertions firemen, despite number of assisted willing by a large to the adjoining the flames spread workers, Devenish, and this shop occupied by Mr. would share the it soon became evident tooj of the tenement. Great fate adjoining fear felt that the shop rented was by Mr. J. Brown, which is separated by a narrowOn
Frethe
Licensed Victuallersa Premier who /waited recently upon the that prostitues madh the request strange their to should be permitted frequent Why are our publicans places of business. bo anxious that women who make a trade should be allowed free access of immorality to their ? Our taverns places of business do not even bear the best of all, now, The addition of the contemplated repute. to the questionable attrac "inducements" offer tions which some of them already near would bring them down to perilously the level of places which decent people do The proviso about not frequent. propriety of conduct is a mere There empty phrase. for good conduct where can be no security are allowed to mingle abandoned women in intimate with men companionship This evil we inflamed by strong drink. will never be suffered to exist. trust Should it do so however we may hope to calling which
seems
giving
m
Legislature.
On
good deal
a
people
that
thought
lie as
jiistified
privileges
this
that ought to know
who
do
can
but,
I'Change
The
Mr. tary, at his residence, The party which dinner the Governor, included His Excellency of. the Upper the members the Ministry, House and the Speaker of the Legislative. Council, proceeded by launch to Crawley. deputation
Mining on
possibly if it were to Geraldton, possible at R-otbiiesb for ashort time during sojourn hundreds of persons would the hob season, take the opportunity of a couple-of hours to visit the island. Let a townsteaming site be declared, and hotel accommodation will soon follow. Rottnest will soon be of or come the "Brighton" "Ramsgate" W. A., and no doubt a couple of steamers will be laid on for the con quickly and visitors. venience of residents
of At a special meeting of the Chamber resolu held on Manufacturers, Tuesday, the were tions protesting against passed Government with of the hurried, action of duty increase to the proposed regard tobacco. leaf on unmanufactured
..
travel
or
the
more
.
some
of the
and
bill,
money not
wore
Mr.
due
be mentioned
may those
a
they
agreed Harper.
the
considered
'operations
amend
Mr.
has. been money brought into the with Colony for the last two months than reached the view of investment here the two This is during preceding years.
i
..
parachutist on Tuesday descending
from
Legislative
in
long
enumerated
to
indication
an
new
Establishment penal come in for some severe criticism at the hand of our con lately the Daily News. In Parlia temporary the the too, upon ment, expenditure island has been commented upon. Why be kept should Rottnest up as a purely Government institution where no person allowed to land without a is special In time we the ? hope to see permit to In fact island thrown visitors. open there is no reason why a townsite should there a,nd thrown not be planned open for selection.. wealthy Many of our too citizens and others would be only residences if it there,' glad to build marine were ground. possible to buy or lease the Visitors to Melbourne well know the benefit of a trip to and why Queenscliff— of not bh'e Rottnest become Queenscliff in Fremanble and Pejrbh, and those towns the Eastern Districts? At a present "ozone" has to a little person seeking
riding
was
admit
to
message
Council. suspended. Standing orders Treasurer contended that ,The Colonial to tlie had no Council power Legislative
course.
The Aboriginal at Rottnest has
.
Sarreen
named
man
a
a
I
the
—
thrown
and had
:
and
Monday evening
was ,
I
of
Mr.
Padbury
"VV.
Mr.
W.
Traylen
on
the
subject.
seconded
the
resolu
tion. The?
ment
Treasurer Colonial had placed nlj59
said the Govern the estimates.
on
|
On
a
orders
standing
conference.
asked.
are
prices safe, and
pours.
Hoc
the
consideration
"
colony last steadily during Trade is fortnight. generally lively, to boom which except in land, an attempt in the discom resulted recently complete fiture of the promoters. However, inquir ies are numerous aud eligible properties both in the City and country have buyers
of
one
circles
maintained
was
of the fleetvessels to Mr. Streeter pearling belonging of in a heavy gale London, was caught off last Sunday morning and foundered Point Gautheaume. The crew managed to themselves to the save by clinging Mr. broken The Captain, Davis, spar. to was saved by a Malay lad, who swam to keep him where he was endeavouring self afloat by the aid of a box, and brought him to the spar. The whole crewfloated to lancL safely The
development
practical commercial
in
lately
The
—
of the
and
of
special large numbers
the Licensed representing Association introduced by Mr. T.. F. Quinlan, waited M.L.A., upon the Premier on Tuesday morning to bring to certain under which his notice grievances labored. The Premier said they they but had his strong sympathy, nothing session. could be done during the present in which With the regard to the manner conducted he would confer clubswere with his colleagues.
now
welfare
rates
at
Victuallers'
to I give say that you valueless you valuable for me. Some may make it than this surely, might thing more, of those be expected reasonably custodians are the appointed who
better land
little
ran
discoursed band refreshments light
the indeed are all outside that may be thought should Government
means
Department
trains
a
to
committed
of
fleet
Steamship Company was The public inspection. Railway
excursion
order, Rome. and
Australia
the
thrown
Adelaide for open
j
Janny
of
heads
to
the
the
The
the
addition
the the
Bullara
j
j
Father
also
These project; and it helps, the Colonial
. .
of
visitors.
as
latest
steamer
new
of
suspension
His
by
to
of the
-
3 p.m.
and who
in :
them
Parliament
new
at
success. He hopes to meet with Will appeal to his friends in Europe,
then
the
Yesterday
an in aid enterprise effectively fair to be successful that bids so the state of the hap in bettering Hitherto the Gov less aborigines. to has confined its ernment help of of tracts the mere concession sounds but land. This generous,
;
the
themselves
will
men
Propaganda '
many
of
prorogued to-day the Governor. Excellency
to
first
and present, the .difficulty this respect
"
to
means
of number These suffice for the: there will remain In to money.
session
be
On Monday evening the delegates to re'r West Australia at the Federal present Convention were chosen by Parliament. In the Upper House Mr. J. W. Hackett and Mr. J. A. Wright were and elected, the choice of the Lower House fell, upon the Speaker, Sir James G. Lee Steere, the Troasurer, Mr. J. Forrest, the Com missioner of Crown Lands, Mr, W. E: Mr. W. T. Loton Marmion, and Mr. A. Forrest.
good
-
He the missioners.
staff.
at
wish
first
will
.
it
The
place
.
'.
recruit raise
took
and day at Albany, happy years of wedded life.
|
of Mr.
marriage which
Handley,
.
"
-.
will
Miss
—
/.
Janny
the
glad to notice
are
and Carner the other
i
.
Father
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obtained. able to be
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next
and
ordered
Bayswater
body
suggested
and
adopted, accordingly. (The were
the
Amendment
Bill.
J
of
part
Company.
the
said Colonial Treasurer, replying, of the Government had not attention
The the been
They
matter. to the the Company
drawn
officially with contract
beyond, of the of carrying that 1888, regarding to would be referred etc. The letter mails, and Government, Australian the South to ihe matter. attention called their from received His Excel A message was recommending that on lency the Governor, for 20th a charge February, and after the into imported unmanufactured, tobacco, of at the rate be made the colony should had
2s.
no
lb. House
per The
the
considered
in
message
Committee. in Treasurer moved that The Colonial on unmanu of the lieu payable duty /now should be a charge tobacco, there factured West into Australia on tobacco imported the 20th February a duty as on and after per lb. follows Tobacco, unmanufactured, the to to, 2s. Motion agreed reported A Bill intituled an and adopted. House, on the duty unmanufactur Aet to increase :
ed
then
was tobacco, The following
Loan
time.
first
a
relative message received from the No.
was
Bill
read
to
the
the
in
said
message be pursued, insist to
as
pressing the
one
.
.
The
for
the
of
improvement
.
"
to the insertion of has no objection Audit in the Act, now proposed clause Council." before the Legislative Motion agreed to. the In supply of the Committee report the 1891, on the Estimates. regarding No. 4 of His the messrige Excellency Governor, was a further adopted, granting of £373,703 12s. lid. supply in were recommitted The estimates No. 9. of His order to consider message the Governor, recommending Excellency further of £2620 for the the expenditure House
the
-
1891.
year Fortifications The the
vote to
of the favour
in
incurred Constitution
for
the
pro in he
expenses
of passing His Excellency
Officer
Medical pgggcl,
been
the
during
but Bill, refused by letter, did hot intend Government further in the matter. any
the ceed .
had
it
for
the the
therefore
had
Governor
to
pro
£100.
Dougarra:
House
Light
at
vote
That
Cossack.
making
Postmaster
and
£20
be
Passed/
£160.
it
Telegraphist,
Passed.
£100.
Auditor House then
General
Pension, The
1891, in
Passed
£400.
considered
the
Scab
Act
committee.
Amended, and reported
an
message
through
passed was
received —
Council conveying Bills The following :
National Library of Australia
from their
The
reading
Excess
of
Speaker
for
stating that not
do so facturer and
at such had
the
moved
the
that
he
of the with. Bill
The
second
The
colony
second
time.
at
adjourned
bonus
to Mr. would
the
12-40
p.m.
Front
Chair at 730 p.m. in of Crown Lands, said that several in
'
for
to
award for
the
concurs
by
adopted Conference,
matter
the
The
in
coucurs
"That moved, reso following
the
;
.
valuable
services
vention
of
national
of
the
oh
all
of and
principles That to
colonies
an
at
act, union
Legislative (2.)
tralian
to
capacity,
higher
one
the Con-, Federal the
seven opinion since have de elapsed life of Australia in pop in the and in resources,
wealth,
template#,
of the that
its
have
in ulation, self-governing the justifies
ernment,
of the members in founding
1883 declares
it Council, which years the veloped
which extent times con
these Executive
just the union
to;
contemplated
coloniesGov
the several of" the Aus the fore
by
the remoter Australasian resolution, shall be entitled to admission colonies at such times and on such conditions as may.be here
going
agreed
upon.
Conference
That take
(3.)
should
the
members
such steps the. legislatures
of as
be necessary to induce may colonies of their to appoint, respective during National the to a present year, Delegates Australasian Convention, empowered to con and an sider scheme report upon
adequate
a
Federal
Constitution,
Constitution."
adopted
as
with together any be Constitution, for the possible, of
this
solutions
the
with
Western
motion
and
was
Sholl
and
Mr.
.
.
F. '
Mr. Mr, Richardson, deHamel, Mr. A. M?. Cookworthy, Mr. in favor of Paterson were
because
the
to.
Agreed
,
Bus Treasurer explained Bill in the been included not was survey completed:
not
The
the
colony. be with
by
documents
(5).
a
to represent Australasian members
the
Convention, to such
as soon, of the Parliament -the foregoing
submitted, That
forwarded
That
relating
approval to
message and therein, Council will
five
(4.) the
the
desiring
House
as
re
Legislative their con that the
requesting two appoint the colony Convention,
of this
further
than finished
was
extension
to the
Motion the
v
far
as
of the
mitted
hut
Bunbury,
thither
line
House. second
for
as
soon
House
at
adjourned
5.35.
.1
p.m.
would
reading
it
as
IRISETOWN.
the
Busseltoh,
as
be
sub
carried
on
(From Our
oices.
The
committed, to, agreed reported adopted. The Treasurer moved the Colonial of the standing to allow suspension orders, Motion of the ;third: reading. opposed by Mr. R who F. Sholl urged there must be an absolute of sixteen members majority he did Finding there was such a majority,
of their the at to
who
our
annual took
which
Bill
was
very that
own Correspondent.) and Festival Athletic Sports place on the 9th inst. passed off
The
successfully.' could be desired.
Handicaps but
for
call and Mr. Carried Bill
a
Mr.
Parker the
supported
concurring 'Federal House
motion.
weather The
all
was
entries
The
delegates. Treasurer, Crown tion. elected
and
the
Lands were Mr. Loton
by House
elected and Mr.
without A. Forrest 1155
at'
Feb.
for
the
yards
16
act will
8th. three J.
won
E
Twine
of
Bourke,
3rd.
Next
the
;
were
'
p.m.
E.
Twine
M.
P. 4th, J. Lawler
the
heats.
J, came
following Heats.
are
W.
G. Donegan 3rd, Lawler J. 5th, Bourke Jas. 7th,
2nd, J.
second The
with
Jas.
various
the
com
maiden
The.
Programme,
by
Handicap
6th, For
round
winners
there
were
were
follows: 13 yds,
as
G. Donegan For the Final Heat, each man many naturally supporters, favourite and: would, Jas. Bourke was first have the I think, confidence fully justified of his two had he not made supporters, starts and been back 2 in false put yards The men to a bad consequence. got away the best G. Donegan of it. start, getting in thiB the tape G. order;: They breasted Donegan 1st, J.Coyne 2nd, Jas. Beurke
Coyne
Jas.
24.
;
busy running
and
The ten.
;
unable
were
times
the
on
was
1st, Throssell
Coyne
opposi
The Speaker took the Chair at 230 p.m. to Mr. The. Colonial Treasurer in reply deHamel, said the P. & O; and Orient steamers paid £30 for entry,; the; Messato £20. The for coaling geries charge was £15. steamers, including pilotage, would be glad to con The Government sider the equalisation of the dues when the matter came before tliern. in The Commissioner of Railways, to Mr. said the present Parker, reply contract with the Great Southern Rail-, would expire of mails way for- tlie carriage ia a few days. arrangement By the new 15th .March an after the express train, at (i in would leave Albany p.m., arriving to catch the down train to Perth. Beverley on' There would also be a thrcugh service be £1600, in The cost would Thursdays. addition to the present rate of £2; 000. Mr. Traylen moved that in the opinion, in the of this House, a complete reform several branches of the Railway Depart ment at is to the Fremantle, necessary of and the economical safety travellers, Mr. of the Eastern Railway. working the Mr. Forrest seconded motion. Keane Throssell, Mr. Mr. Richardson, and Mr. Clarkson spoke in favour of the but were of opinion that it should motion,, be were sure the withdrawn, as they Government would move in the matter to it. now that their attention was drawn The Commissioner assured of Railways the hon. member that he would inquire into the matter, and the House might be if sure that he was able to lay his hand be removed. upon any blot it would Motion withdrawn. Mr. Keane moved that the reply of the to Commissioner' to awards with respect of a payable be paid for the discovery, and that the is not satisfactory goldfield be claims of the present applicants
the
past
first
winners
H.
ballot.
adjourned
half
Twine
of
Commissioner
at
Sheffield
the
to elect the proceeded the Colonial Speaker, the
want
350
Sheffield 32, of those
of account of training.
on
Donegan 2nd,
voices.
third
then
number
the race, 9 entries,
opposed
time and passed. the of announced receipt Council from the Legislative to in the resolution relating Convention passed by the
a
run
menced
Speaker
message
the
the
on
read
The
division.
a
Richardson
were
great
a
to for
yds,
11-j
Bourke
Hi
yds.
found
:
..
j
'
the best interest and the present and ference, of the Australian colonies future prosperty under will be promoted union by an early while the the Crown and, recognising
the
the
R.
Tuesday,
reso
Feder adopted by the Australasian on the 13tli Conference, February That, in the opinion of the Con ("I)
after
Mr.
Colonial had
The
"That
Feder February,
13th
Treasurer
Colonial House
of"
between Station
Australian the
on
'
under
the
South
Assembly.
replying
moved following
the
1890.
1890
moved:
the
opposed
and
The
The
the Railway
in
defi
no
transit
Treasurer
the dis
the
Government
the of
and
Colonial
lutions, ation
that
consider
Flats
House
lutions, ation
Treasurer
motion.
seltoh
the
of of
respect
the
means
Walkaway. The
this
passed. of
by
not
23.
Government
said
Traylen, be glad better providing at
a
read
.-
of a payable but goldfield, covery arrived at. nite decision had been Commissioner of Railways, The
this
was
F.
.
that the be inter
care
February
took
Goldfield offered by
Yilgarn
the
read
was
Bill
R.
;
and.
others; chance.
his not
Commissioner
claims
take
would
a
manu
and
take
Mr. to Traylen, had been made
reply
him
must
Monday, Speaker
The
would
read
was
House
The
that.
as
interviewed
Legislature
The
6s.
his the the
Saturday of £376,substitu
the 3d.
1891,
Bill,
way. of
would
surveys
by
Mr. A. Forrest, The Sholl, the The General, Speaker, Commissioner of Crown and Mr. Lands, Clarkson the Bill. supported Mr. Throssell, supported by Mr. Keane and Mr. Quinlan, that suggested the firm of Messrs. Dixon and Sons be to clear allowed lbs of tobacco at 10,000 Is. which wpuld be equivalent to per lb., them a bonus of £500. giving Mr. Pearse moved that the charge be reduced to Is. 9d. On a division the Bill carried was by 20 to 2. The Bill was amend agreed to without ment and reported. -.The Public Health Act Amendment Bill was taken in committee and amend The was ed. amendment principal the moved by Mr. Traylen, conferring duties of a local board under the principal Act ofCouncils as Councils Municipal and not as health boards. Bill agreed to and reported. General The, Attorney moved the of the Rules and adoption joint Standing Orders relating to Private Bills.
Bill."
Parker
Forrest, the
of introduction for the foregoing
go from
way
£216,684
reading
Mr.
the
cost
a
told
was
The
time and Colonial
Randell. Mr. Scott, Mr. Clarkson,
amount include the
should
Amendment
Act
supported
the
of
sum
Scab
Railway
Supply
the
Mr.
Attorney
time.
third
,
line
amended
was
the
second
a
(unmanufactured) was for Duty impossible the Government to risk £10,000. losing of encouraging manu They were desirous factures in the could not Colony, but they
Legislative members National
Legis
receipt ex Council, amendments
Committee
Colonial Treasurer of the Tobacco Bill. He said it
currence
assent to Bill 1889.
the
lid.
The of
the
,a
the
Appropriation
The 1
in
all
aspirations and Valley,
time.-
;
committee
House.
in
of Mr. Parker, 12s. lid. did
amount.
Council,
to the
the
voted. already Leave was given for Bill Appropriation
for
added to the Greenbushes
A
said
first
level the
Hand at once. agreed to. last resolution passed amount supplies to the
12s.
tion of The
£60,000
colonies.
Passed
Government to of His Excellency,
him
recoup
l.rl
lative the
£2000.
Albany,
Treasurer
Colonial intention a
pose order
at
323
time.
Legislative
of the
information of £376,323
—
works
new
The
granting
Act.
report adopted,
was
:
whereof is the cost intended,' harbour any loan the out of to be defrayed monies, of the works proposed plans and sections with thereof a state together or copies the nature and extent ment showing be laid before both Houses shall of. thereof for their Parliament approval. this Treasurer moved That The Colonial
the
Audit
fered
to is and properly pre rightly not on the nevertheless pared No. 5, in its message conveyed suggestion Loan Bill before now and will agree to the that the the House, provided following Audit Bill be added to the now clause under consideration it is to undertake Whenever proposed any
Speaker
concurrence
to
second
a
announced
from
—
down
read
was
message
:
laid
Motion
Bill.
Bill
The
Mr.
9. Council:— Message Council acquaints Speaker, The Legislative that it has this Assembly the Legislative resolution day agreed to the following while not that House this admitting That No. 9 of the Legislative Assembly accurate of the the lawful Legis rights ly declares and in regard to controlling lative Council bills and of with estimates dealing money constitutional on that practice expenditure, tive
of the
The
in
dead
a
satisfy the Avon
and shortest the fields. The
to
put
supported;
was
hot
that
was
capital he
and Mr. Canning would not of the but were oppose motion, opinion of that the the present Health amendment Act would not the con improve existing dition of sanitary matters. Mr. to pro Traylen thought it necessary ceed and asked for a postpone carefully, ment
there
could town
straightest
and, motion, Randell,
Sholl
and
every idea
Scott
revenue
Legisla
F.
'a
route
Mr. by Mr. deHamel, Mr. R. F. Mr. Keane, Mr. Throssell, Sholl, and Mr. Hassell. Ricjiardson The Colonial said he could not Treasurer 'see; any neces exhaustive examination was
They
pro intro
Mr.
Quinlan, R.'
the
with
railway. supported
a
motion. Mr.
the
possible, the
on
Mr. Parker Mr., Mr. Hassell, Mr. Pearse and Mr.
board. the
the
!
3rd.
'.
.
The
j
Race,
Boys'. was
entries,
B.
by
won
which,
for
there; B.
Morrell,
8
were
-Murphy
2nd. 100 yds, was won Championship, by T. E. Buckley 2nd. Lawler, with 16 The 350 yds. Handicap, entries, of the day, proved the best race being run the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd man to in two heats, The
P.
J.
in
run
the
T.
by
J.
The
final.
Bourke
heat
first
was
won
in On
magnificent style by about 20 yards. the passing judges but he Bourke fell down exhausted, quick T. Driscoll 2nd, H. Throssell ly recovered; 3rd. 2nd heat:. Jas. Twine Bourke, 1st, 3rd. T. Final heat.: 2nd, T.' E. Buckley 1st. Jas. Bourke Driscoll 2nd; T. J. Bourke 3rd. Losers'
The
the
Handicap, was
programme,
by
won-
E.
last
the
on
Weston,
T.
2nd.
Coyne
Mr.
The
J.
H.
judges, Monger and Mr. John French, gave every satisfaction, as Geo-. the Mr. and the did Sinclair, starter, Mr. J. M. To Carroll. energetic secretary, the thanks of the commit those gentlemen in due for the manner tee are which they their duties. discharged under The bazaar, the management of our
ypung, The
cess.
sum are
following ladies
to
awarded Bourke,
1
ladies,
whom for
their
crowned
was
realised the names too
much
was
of
praise
with
£30. the
suc
The
ypung
cannot
be
valuable
Misses Bresnahan, Bourke, E. Bowen. The and O'Neil, are following who the the ladies refresh kindly supplied the Mrs. W. ments during Eaton and day Mrs. O'Neil. Mr. Yates kindly supplied The committee the fruit. beg to. tender thanks to all those: sincerest their ladies, to Mrs. and Mrs. O'Neil W. Eaton especially to- whose it .'lot fell to supply all the refreshments services: McManus, E.
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prevent, conduct
nominated seconded
a
Eastern
goldfields, mo£t suitable
.
such
of
the
selecting
of
sary,
giving
out
view,
the
on
likely spots' the eastern
.
to
intend taking of repetition
the
action
duction
the
conduct the passenger Government
to carry Act, without
f
This
of
principle
to municipalities of the Health
power visions
Act.
Amendment the
of
reading
second
all and
,
What
Public Health introduced
Bill
the
to be other
the
settled
!
traffic.
3.
the
moved
of
I
service
to Government as efficiently, regards the
with
tract
con
de Hamel
coiony equal
Motion
;
,
by
of their
terms
Mr.
the
advantage
little
statesmen
.tfie
Railway for
;
Act
the
thought
meet
between
Bill
amendments in embodied in message No. are 9, given the report of Friday's proceedings.) .The on the Scab report of the Committee amended
_
bound
not
are
the
a
of the Council message Legislative Audit Bill was then the con regarding the amendments and sidered, by that
which this the others upon
upon to meet
at'
be
a to them in was great advantage this He believed this, governing colony. be one step Federation nearer meeting would and that they ought to do all in their power to with the other colonies in this great join national Convention at Sydney. was The resolution adopted. Mr. that it is desirable to Harper moved of the make a careful examination country
time.
first
to
would
colonies,
of.
The
'
'
able
be to printed. construction of to Busseltoh was
the
authorise
from
railway, read a
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He
the
was
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-
to
Bill
which
it
represented
;
purposes. the out that ques The Speaker pointed form. be put in its present tion could not that said he felt assured Mr. Throssell of. in the wisdom believed the Government and he would therefore his suggestion, the question. withdraw 1. If Mr. asked the Premier:— Quinlan to the letter had been called his attention of the 13th inst., jn the Albany Advertiser s. s. by the by 74 passengers signed and forth last setting trip, Albany oil her made for the lack of utter the provision board dur of those cn and safety comfort Whether the owners ing the ,2, voyage.
read
Report A
occasion be able
terms.
that be
to
without any unnecessary delay. seconded. Mr. A.. Forrest of The Colonial Treasurer said not one the many claimants for the reward had addressed the new Government. They to were deal with the prepared quite matter. He knew there were four appli for cants the £1000. Motion agreed to. The House went into Committee on the Tobacco (Unmanufactured) Duty Bill. a petition to Mr. Symon presented the signatures which were attached of 440 residents of Fremantle protesting against the imposition of the increased duty. said the colony The Colonel Treasurer not to could afford suffer the loss to of £7,510. revenue Even at the: increased duty of 2s. there would be a loss of £3,751. Mr. an in Symon suggested crease of duty of 3d. in three months :
,
2 30
would
House
pleasure House
Convention,
first
House.
of the
sitting
the
to
Bayswater
his the
of
at the colony gentleman
hon.
-
at the
expressed intention
at 6 p.m. adjourned Saturday, February 21. at 11 a.m. The Speaker took the Chair Mr. Traylen brought up the report the Select ou the adulteration Committee
;
-
from
railway
a
he con
of liquors.
at
tlie' Chair p.m Speaker took of asked the Commissioner Mr. Throssell not, desirable to ap if it is Crown Lands local knowledge in possessing point officers districts to give information the various for land, available agricultural respecting
r
that moved the authorise
Treasurer Bill to
a
the
be appointed to represent said The Convention.
and
Bill,
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The
20.
February
Friday,
of
Busseltoh
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The
Colonial bring in
struction
,
the Loan 1890, with Amendments.
Bill Bill
.
The
11 p.m
adjourned
Audit
would
addition
Bill. £30,000 to the Loan and Mr Mr. Richardson Pearse, Mr. The resolu the motion. Sholl supported of with the amendment carried, tion was for should." "shall House
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the
it.
the
of
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the
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for
Bill
against
spoke
add
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Loan
to the Randell
to
.
Mr.
reguire-
.
present prepared
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should be removed from the Admiralty Charts.— T. M; Almond, Portmaster. Electoral. The Roads following Board for the election returns current are notified : Roads year Greenough Board Mem Chairman, Thomas Clinch. Arnold Leverbers, Meadowcroft, Lewis Reuben E. Morrell man, Kojonup Roads Board. C.-Climie. Member, Robt. Boat Licenses. Board for appointed the purposes of granting licenses to boats vessels and will meet on the steamers, Perth days at 10 a.m. Jetty, following 2nd March Tuesday, Monday, March 3rd Fremantle, Wednesday, March 4th March 5th. Thursday, Post Ofpice Savings Bank. Interest
have alone.
been
witnessed
And
what
by
"FEBRUARY
THURSDAY,"
12th.
—
Federal Council. dated January 29th,
—
Proclamation
By
prorogued
;
—
.
—
Mary
;
;
;
now
to
for see
eye
what a this poor
this
young feel her
to her, her white which light touch on hair, been smoothed had always before by a to receive her kisses, to heat hireling, her voice sweet and to recognize the and accent tones of her beloved Raoul.
:
Governor of 1891, the the Council. Federal the SecDespatches. A despatch from of State for the retary Colonies, transmit from the of a note received ting a copy Mexican to the referring Charge d'Effaires, citation of the heirs of the late James of Lower California, Randell, intestate, in to who are to be Australia supposed from the 18th claim months within eight the Secretary October last. A despatchfrom a of State for the Colonies, copy enclosing of an order to the Queen in Council issued under The Jurisdiction Act, Foreign in Brunei Order 1890" The entitled 1890." Council, of the Central Appointments. Members Hon. G. Chairman Board of Education Hon. W. E. M.L.C. Members Shenton, G. Randell, M.L.A.. W. Marmion, M.L.A., MacT. Loton, Wilson William M.L.A., Assistant as an pherson to act temporarily The of Sheep, under Scab Act, Inspector 1885." W. A. Volunteer Force. 2nd J. Lieut. A. E. Humble, Fremantle Rifles, resigned.
Tasmania
keen
almost too joy, blighted heart, happy creature
-
God's
dream,
a
—
GAZETTE.
;
that this last perceives almost dangerous for her She tucks her in up settles her lace nightcap with at
happiness grandmother. her bed, tender
near
is
smile
sweet
a
open
Margaret brought
sweet
Her
lips.
once
more
her
to
round her half face reminding
playing
'
home
of the many
young
and her
years
and bitterly she wept that night by her girl
Long
then
over
ago. the
bedside, to her grief returned made her short prepara
stifling
and
room
tions for When
child
little
home. opened her eyes next found her grandmother
returning
Mary
she morning, over her. watching She quickly brushed the hair from off her and temples put up her rosy
cavesses face and kissing her once to that of her pale visitor for a will " 6$ per cent per annum more she says "Good till Have I then been so tokiss. night lazy ?" be charged on advances made after 22nd morrow !" in her most tender accents. said she. who had made L, up my Bank January from Post Office Savings To-morrow No it is not mind to watch for a dream. your awaking, Funds on the security of freehold property Yes these to-morrow ineffable dearest Reserves. The re grandmamma. My mother, joys. following public And the poor between should have warned me it serves are notified Williams No. 1769, mother, divided Margaret this new love and her faithful was late. 160 acres. Bounded on the North and so poignantWest East 40 chains by lines for Mary's unhappy parents, Mme. de 'Vieux fixed a extending at troubled regrets and South 40 from a spot situate 20 chains last look on her grand falls a child. asleep heavy sleep that North and 20 chains West from Bejalling " rests her over-strained nerves. little I am one, My darling sorry Soak, which lies about 260 chains North, Then retires to her own I have to cause Mme. Mary room, you pain, 103 degrees from Location 73 at East, the new room so unlike she wished to without the one Kermadec Carbakine the opposite boundaries go away beiDg has left for the at Plesvien. the furni a and she showed me so Writs issued and equal, and bearings true. No. All 'Educational. parallel leave-taking the Black of members to serve on Bounded ture is covered with silk her election how painful the adieux would 1770, 500 acres. by lines start hangings, plainly District of wood and Boards the Northern shore of DumbleNorthampton bed has lace curtains be that I gave ing from front to spare my consent, hanging to a pot Education. Lake and extending North yung brass is under and her. a flowered rods, carpet you Board Election. Roads Wellington, about 25 chains North from the Northher feet and \ aluable are of distress ornaments A cry E. M. Clarke. escaped Mury's member, 211 West corner of Williams Location 1884. about the the breast and she burst Designs Trade Marks distributed room on into She and Act, tears. thence East 50 chains, South about 90 J. Stafford Handsworth, tables and was accustomed however Ascough, agent, mantleshelf. She cast a not to yield to the shore and chains, of the said lake, a trade shire, England, applies to register to the look around to herself and the sad sigh that delighted point her, and then long, along it Westwards starting mark in respect to various articles. said Location 211. is reached her ear reminded of the lamp which her that she excluding Stopping by the soft light Bankruptcy 1871. Bank The Act, and stock. veiled places for travellers shaded was re Mr. J. her grandmother. In by a handsome affecting Morrissey, sheep globe, By ruptcy Bankruptcy.— In the Supreme Court A. she perceives beside an heroic effort farmer, Nannakine, Irwin; she soon Upper Margaret standing altogether of West Australia. ar by trustee. Liquidation Liquid the Meadowcroft, appointed bed. overcame and once more her sorrow, a instituted or ation: In M. R. Meagher, late farmer, rangement composition by re " Let me smile lit while near features. stay yet a little up the old lady's of creditors, James of Perth 1st Roach, innkeeper. meeting Albany, general in a whisper. a However now Creditors to debts you" said she almost painful Mr. R. S. Haynes offices, inst., required prove feeling Perth, 28th " I wish hair Mourambefore of Particulars to plait once on As long as 11 a.m. In re G. Walton, farmer, 26th your more, February. weighed poor Mary. 17th Creditors to prove on or before to be sent to John of was with her she was bine; Moir, Albany, able to girl." Margaret my darling In mercantile instant. re J. V. Ulrich, trustee. John of Gardner, Perth, He voice is so restrained and feel gentle, enjoy her new surroundings 1st general clerk, Fremantle meeting of storekeeper, a adjudicated bankrupt on But without bitterness. herself at home. Mary's Mr. A. G. Farrelly's Fre loving creditors offices, 26th of will for a dis 1889, July, apply heart knows there is a grief Now a fit of homesickness 11 a.m. In J. hidden darkened 27th instant, re mantle, A on the 3rd of March, 1891. charge to there all more it Creditors the because around her. Even R&ach, innkeeper, -Albany her to declared heavy everything dividend is intended be in the on or before 20th instant. will not prove unbosom itself. of knew nothing those matter of Cornelius grandmother Joseph Chambers, of of sadness takes she had loved. a on A feeling All her old Perth, baker, surround adjudicated bankrupt possession FEB. 19th. PERTH, THURSDAY, of her the 30th of May, 1890. In the matter of the and she tastes and the past seemed entirely cut ings, painfully John James of bankruptcy petition against for there was no one dregs which lie at the bottom off, to speak to every with of Perth, it is order Proclamation. In accordance Grant, hotelkeeper, and which about render the these things. cup of happiness " 21 of the Imperial Statute The ed that the said John James Grant be, seo. almost of life that we great joys realized cannot sud disappointing. Mary Council of Australia and he is Federal 1885," Act, hereby adjudged bankrupt. commenced to unfasten our in life with to of the creditors Margaret denly change sphere that assented in the first The first meeting Act, general every the beautiful black hair she had so ar.d that even when be is we shall m .of the said John James Grant to be impunity, proclaimed any instance, on her little have The Australian held at the office of the Court, on the 2nd often curled attained most ardent affected girl's neck, our thereby. wishes, colony of the fore and as of old.she Orders in Lunacy Act 1891, passed in the of March, 1891, at 11 o'clock wise and we look back with on gives Mary by-gone regret Council Court has ordered the fourth session of the Federal of noon. The tender advice. heart times The young that will come no girl's days, happy held at Hobart, has the force and Australia, bankrupt to attend for examination, is moved, her tears flow like a. more. gently of Western Aus to of his affairs as of law in the colony produce a statement summer rain while she who has formed To be Continued. tralia. required by the statute. her soul recommends her not to forget Ernest "Appointments. Rigby to act, her lessons. with his present office of in conjunction AND rnul IN GLOOM to the "Remain a as clerk JnteiicflUniat Jjomjpr. always gaoler, postmaster, magis good christian, clerk to the Local Court and In in as sorrow we trates,' Mary. happiness SUNSHINE. A Sydney bailiff bis and clerk to the Gov is writing General Sessions, need You will pro God's help. always Resident at fessional reminiscences. ernment Wyndham, East and They will soon have new relations new friends. the absence in Kimberley, during temporary will appear print. Names, etc., be Continued. You must not liumblo forget your W. A. Laker, oh leave of W. G. Jervois. iu full. given at friends Plesvien, my you of Internal Revenue CHAPTER XXVII. darling, .Perth to be a vendor have been dearly We The coming muu at the English beloved there. Bal under the 21st sec. of " The stamps, this But in all is a South of Ireland barrister Nicol have Stamp Act, 1882." James Robinmagnificent drawing called kept the secret of your birth and F. He of Bell's Bris later on, at the luxurious for C. Gill. Treasury room, fear of paining You have lecently held his own son, Buildings, you. and Fred solicitor, she said to herself Queensland, that been our Sir Charles Russell. bane, evening repast always child. Write against spoilt Elliott of No. 4 St. James' erick Grant, us. It will to not cost much Mary would no longer live in the same Cardinal Newman's successor at the you William-street, Melbourne, Buildings, old and your is Fr. sphere of life and that she would prob trouble, Mary poor Birmingham Oratory Commissioners to ad liyder, Victoria, solicitor, never in the will be made so father descendant again be contented of a well- known Evangelical to ably declarations etc., happy on re minister affidavits, at little Plesvien. not Can you' and grandson of the Low Church the Court of West cottage ceiving your letters. family, be used in Supreme him to take Mme. de Vieux was quite exhausted at the also door ern Australia, acknowledg imagine standing Bishcp Ryder. deeds executed after such a fatiguing and ments of for the postman, by married day of emotions. O'Shea is a Clare watching wiping Captain landlord, women. noticed his it. tearful eve reading while vour and se. ved some in the Mary for years 8th the "Thornliebank." " op Burning said will she, letter. Do not weep, my darling "Mother," you not little Hussars. His father made money as a of the Court: "We are of Finding Let me to rest ? conduct you to we console ourselves shall and invested it go know in Clare girl, solicitor, laud what that there is no evidence opinion attend to you and be a real and room, ing that you are beloved. when bargains were in the your to show how the fire on happy Euever going originated to But if some Estates Court. board the British daughter you." day you should be in cumbered barque Thornliebank de Vieux Mme. drew the child to sorrow it the night of the 6th instant. 2nd. In the Philippine ; Islands luring might happen so my darl there are flames broke we are of wards After the her and embraced her tenderly for there are clouds in the brightest out, 510 Spanish Dominican ing, priests. They that the master, mates, and crew her with a an it is not in vain opinion that have and 22 showing gesture aged sky, do not forget 69 parishes and missions, all that was to did possible extinguish who had just woman the door on as a little minister to 550,000 souls. The Spanish opened you slept my knee child, we exonerate them " " them, and therefore said she, this is Raoul's and my heart will ever be open to you. have Evelina," Jesuits to charge of 157,826 Chris all blame with the from regard I will tell the others And not can if wish daughter. re tians. In tho you you 1S87-88 vest year Therefore, by the powers. casualty. they until all are accom to our the formalities turn little the provisions of the 51st know 2600 adult pagans. ed in us under cottage ; you baptised but you knew No. we that it is yours, The Vic., 6, Sec. 2, my secret which Rev. Newmau agree that this plished, always yours." hall the joined shall cease and determine. L. Worson case deserved to be told account of had by this forgotten you her first Unionist and has beeu elected Mary u party, Collector of Customs R. ley Clifton, ; devotion to me." on be your and now member of tho Nonconformist impressions arriving Unionist Justice of the Peace." JTairbairn, inThe old servant murmured a few think of the approaching because gan to Association, he t,o objected to Mariners Notice (No. 38 of 1890) distinct and Mary ran to her words, separation. Parnell's divorce. Newman and of Ports Harbours, himself .Department and kissed her warmly. she exclaimed hus "Mamma," in the not over 29th December 1890. Inner Brisbane, figured creditably in. a " " for taking care of my midst of her tears, Thank to Torres Strait. Sandbank in you case as route bad. stay yet a while I just I am Channel. The German Govern mother. will Pollard going to usurp your plead so well with father that he The Bon .Marche, in Paris, possesses 25th Oct. function for to night You will soon ment have given notice (dated at least. come to rejoin the You kitchen you probably largest iu the that the Commander of the Ger allow me must the of see 1890), pleasure loves It waiting grandmother you and would world. food for all provides the vessel man steam Erlangcn has reported on like to stay. I cannot my grand-mother." bear the of the house, 4000 in you employes number. struck on a sandbank with 15 feet having The old woman on the fresh idea that I am to in two The smallest kettle leaning lose you holds 75 quarts, over in the Fairway of the of water it, lying mounted the stairgirl 375 quarts. with young slowly days." Pollard Channel, Sunday Islet bear largest There are 40 fry case. comforted of the Cockher as was her each of which is Margaret pans, of ing ing W. f S., and the largest capable Islands N.N.W. A W. burn Mary turns round now and again to wont to do when she was a Approxilittle at a girl. cooking 3Q0 ontlets or of time, Lat. 11 52min. S. at mate smile who position aegs; ; follows them 220 lbs. Margaret and of potatoes. They said their together, When prayers frying E. Note. a room Long. 143 degs. 2l£min. and for whom has been pre after a there are omelettes for Mary fell ohat asleep long breakfast, 7800 of the Should the above given position that of the near which she shed many tears. are used. coffee pared young girl. during The eggs machine, it would be directly,, sandbank be correct, Mme. de Vieux's room bears An hour afterwards re makes 750 quarts of coffee daily. testimony Margaret in the track" recommended These, by Captain remem of a long turned noiselessly and knelt beside the are 60 cooks worship of beloved and 100 Blackwood the line, therefore, fcitchq& showing boy a brances. what What bed. southward reef ihe track of £pckburn tears, agonies Mary was in a calm, sound aleep, employed. —
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twenty-
and
priests,,
over
It
native Chinese quarter is Catholics. Every day the Church increase a large to. the number receiving The converts in China. Catholic of its
"drink
the 1890
for
.
colony 8s. 2d.
bill"
or
man, head, for every woman, This is 7d. the colony. in the former per head less than year. The Great Yon Molke, at 90, rises at 5 o'clock, makes own his cnp of coffee and busies himself over a spirit, lamp,
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m
and
garden
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bowl
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of
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pa
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"
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prim-looking
be seen the "avowed
to
to
the
secure
in —
divided
Dr.
237;
Justin
Mr.
;
ly
'
of
Parnell's O'Brien's of the
in
proceeding tenens
loeiim
shares
,
Mr. Mr.
ousting that the
The
the the other
:
but
in which to convey which were and full of bright and when the Bishop had done you life, found that he had set you thinking, and
language
eloquent bis
some
you
trifle
free
was
There
Smith's
God and
of
things
new
Dr.
yourself. and a
was
style
Dr.
aggressive;
stiff
Higgins
and fervid. is
a
Paris
in
rumour
(writes Chronicle ) to honour her the sending
of the rosolved
the correspondent that the Pope has Madame Camot by Golden Rose blessed
honour is usually Catholic and it reserved sovereigns, is needless to add that the gift of Leo be looked would XIII., as upon for
It
unprecedented. there would mere
be
but
European
the
wife
of
Republic
of
Canon the
Cork in
meeting said
there
Cathedral, was
on some
known to the Irish but which was party, net yet made public, that was a greater than anything reason that had yet come to light why Mr. Parnell should be the of the deposed from leadership thing
in
It
party.
more
the Divorce
propaganda upon himself
would, than
Court, continued
he said, horrify the proceedings and if the Parnell he would take
Jo make the
subscribed
has lately for the
erection Sacred Heart
of in
his
mem
moment
is
a
man powerful the adventurous led him over and over of the Arctic perils
engaged
in
of
new
up
a
Norway
is
that
spirit to
again
face
and
seas,
for
fashionable that role.
About lectures
delivered
which
Ireland forcible
which should warmth
of
are
to'
appear
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public.
in
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these
li
one
AVERAGES
understood
or
he
have
some even
the
past
acts
of
uniformly
of of
growth
the
freezing
abnor
an
of the
exigencies had made
good
the
oats,
garding say
season
to
un
The
yields.
"
The
on report goes of oats is not
yield
to en
the average 198 bush couraging, being els the worst per acre, record of this ever been made crop that has this South
were
March. a
cut
Some
of
the of
follows 12
vania,
in
less
states
25;
in
swarmed
or
11101,6
as
by
j
Indiana,
174; 275.'
the
of
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frosts
in
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enfeebled,
by the the West,
killed
actually
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oats
and insects of plants that were
prey not though
io
winter down
Rust
easy
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by
The
dopartment.
the
they
been
effect
settles report the practically amount of the year's The aver crop. of wheat is made age yield 111 bushels of course, This, per acre." is a very poor yield fo.' the United States. Re
predecessors. continue always have done no party
The
present
their
will
have
season
warm
scathed,
the
foolishly faintest
report
States.
endure
and
the
Atlantic
frost.
and
States.
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yields
Nebraska,
21-3
Califor
;
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v.
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eu'
by His nothing
is
Holiness. very
Catholic Princess the pilgrimage, in
at
Rome
to
pilgrimage
a
Victorian Says a Various paper: calculations have been published giv estimates of the wheat ing surplus for available after shipment pro for our own viding requirements for food and for next season's seeding. The diff-
second
lately
and
In
this
was
fact, for
extraordinary
but
;
her
motive
the
case,
is
of noble
a
of Catholic constancy. who is a person cf remarkable Helen, and charming of mind beauty qualities and heart, the Paris had, if; we believe
heir
tive
affection. to
those
then
But the
act
nud
hole,
meaning
a un
in
years ago he on the of wrongs the most amongst
that
the
glad
to
imperial The intense
'
the religious of settlement
common
friends,
too an
Crown. Princess 8 be at
heard
with
this
the de took termination togo to Rome and protest to the her inviolable attachment l'ope-of she and broke off alp the friendly j that hi d thought innocen(;, intercourse, rise to the rumour. given painful grief.
tons.
disease out
known
once
among
About
Company.
hinted only for
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question arose, leaves no loop well always
of course, discreetly be Princess would, barter her faith
young
surplus Ibis
not we
close
very is
a
very will
large
wide,
have up
to
figure'
pink has eye in New South deuths have occurred. Wales, and several In all some 500 horses have been attack broken
a
about. for
exportable
A
two
and bruited
happy together, of marriage began to be
talk
the estimates are evident that
Everything
make
hearts
young
seems
into. money at current the prices foots exportable surplus two up over millions This will serve to put sterling. " a on their good many farmers legs,' to use a familiar expression.
Dul
his -reciporcated seemed calculated
in
and it
280,000 Turned
made a deep impression on the e of Clarence, the presump of the English and Crown,
Gatilois,
young
erence
an
example
his plaLfonn oratory, Irishmen much. saying him faults for the forgive mauy of his advocacy of their cause p,
Against
went in received
is
ker
upon Ministers
daughter
'
matter
Public
ffroiK
attir
—
twenty
all
approval present
Princess
tlie
was was
of
i
starting.
Englishmen
supposed,
as intended, to bestow
Throne
the superintending Polar expedition
Charles Bradlaugh Ireland when it.
ques salary.
moderate and which show
a
and
to
his
irri
was winter, dis unusually astrous. And the yet well-rooted which from plants, favourable condit ions of soil and situation were able
nia,
and is the mother, of 17 still 12 of whom are living 139 grandchildren, and 42 She has Mrs. O'Keefe is great-grandchildren. a native of Mitchellstown County Cork, late
political
of the
merely
to hand from, the of Department, Agri
latest
the
souri,
1841,
of
of
as he Would piotest by what political been performed.
:
The
the
to
An old still and lady, vigorous resides has who at Newton, hearty, (says the Albury Banner) contributed share to the of the her full population Mrs. John O'Kesffe was born colony. in New iu 1818, arrived South Wales
friend
and
us
mally
Cardinal's
him of Minister
matter
hiis
is
common
GRAIN
unfavourable. after succulent
appreciated Cardinal Lavigerie known that in publicly
be
it
with
plainly motives the rest
For let
question. order Catholics would of these offices,
j&tatitiri,
during
calling
a pastor of the Church. In a letter to the editor of the Bulletin addressed des M issions he clearly d'Afrique poiots out that in the accepting Republican form of Government for lie never
capital city; the celebrated rising 58, but is Ho physically.
retains
which
he
the
in
the
contains some items of interest here iu Australia. The report is 13th October, dated. Washington, 1890. This is what is said about wheat:—". The leturns of condition of wheat to
as
slim large Church of
very another
Nordenskjold, Norwegian explorer,
fitting
of
of
religious to pre-
culture
hit
Government of
The United
ex
Church,
idea
disapproval
The
Venezuela
a
Baron
was
Parliamentary
public
Republic
neighbouring
the
-
is
stigma.
AMERICAN
em
probably
prin further
of its of
offices
gratuitous
jFarm,
to accept Catholics the present advising the prin regime he in no way abandons which have always guided him ciples
basilica of the national Sacred of erected Republic by the on Mount Pichiiicha, 15,000ft. above the sea, is rapidly approaching The of the completion. president
of
tating
whose
Marquis,
for respect the extraordinary the Republican in meddling by depriving
has
a
-
bodies earnest
to impossible deny Roman Catholics or
in
improbable
is
disability
to
editions,
Monarchy
his
them.
The
still
royalist
Cardinal's
Lord rule
it
Catho
that Roman things selected to be holders this makes tha maintenance only
ancient
for
the verdict is favour of the former.
the
to
that
is
be'
to
He has considerable
preference but good
tions
ed
children,
O'Mahony, Cork,
that
part.
any
it
of
Mr.
that venture
reprints,
reply Instruction was character sensible
Heart, Ecuador
the
a
old
certain
upon
inquisitive us with
pelting only three
to
so
remove
and of the
principle
to applicability the two exalted
If
is
the
throughout
to
Nonconformist
and removal
the If
pro
the holding of Ireland, and Lord
"
in
mark its conduct
eloquent three in the House. to any equal They were O'Connor Sexton, Power, and the late A. M. Sullivan.
in
significant.
eveniog,
which
that
probable-
ceremonial, Rose to the
Rev.
a
Addressing
Monday
is
no
of the of a
giving President
would be most The Very Administrator
the
they
present
Mid-Lent
last
This
Sunday.
.Irish
i
with but
upon
could party fluently language. Singularly were the three most the of part)', probably
men
'
or
ceeded
jibes recently Messrs.
those
of
vail its'
is
Roman
been loyal extension
toleration,
by
a
from
past of the
disabilities.
Liberal
slow
toleration.
measure
by which
of Viceroy The
ance
library,
miscellaneous does not
to
A
practically the previous also an -Irish
always
The
whole sympathised
was
from
votes
the
of genuine
prevented
are
supporters of ciple
it.
himself
attachment
of
who
was
some are
ideas',
told
a
1881 who
enough
after
says, correspondent comments ou disparaging ' Primate's sermon Impressiveness did not possess. sermon On the Dr. Higgins selected hand, simple some
General,
discovered figures of the Irish bers the Irish speak
Land League funds. to the Melbourne corres According who recently daily pondent of a Sydncj' heard and the Anglican Bishop Higgins in the Primate preaching Melbourne, Bishop is a far better preacher than Dr. Smith.
Irishmen
knows'
of the
Chancellor. have in the
conspicuous.
lie
The object the disability offices
other who haB
thousand
growth
Dis-
Noncon
many
desert of hW
to
illustrative
the
is
lics
are
one
a
get
manner.
regards in authois, modernized
.
fellows
of
out
of
the
In
whole
and
no
never
long
Cecil,
master
man.
i
York,
as
:
Governor
important
purchased
were
;
j
with
Robert
or
the craze for modern first I like a tall is Mr. copy," Gladstone's made with all the reply, of the true to genuine epirit connoisseur, an on the subject. And far as inquiry
Lord Bendigo, British Premier,
host Lansdowne downwards India." .Lord Dufferip,
red
not
'
Burrnah,
an
by cable
Religious
causing
is
members is
cess
you or
There
Bill
ranks,
received
we
Gladstone's
formist
for
infidel
him in any
or
translations, extent
CrossBpeaking of Sir Charles the successful administrator of " Charles is one Sir says
critic,
corild
phatically
flouts
thwaite,
—
is
the
at
a
iu
—
:
statement
Mr.
abilities
which /al section preponderates', he think that " theology may be 20 one-fourth." There are about editions of Homer, and from 30 40 to
were
though
The
though
iuhabited'
of
7,840,872. younger days,
Herald
Morning
says
that
say
,
—
f'ei
was
number
fought. to dare
congressman, the of society powers him if he were against
All
Gladstone
Japanese
19,825,684
that
Governor,
exceedingly,
He and sneers." that while observed drily Dillon and O'Brien escaped by watar, Mr. Parnell a fire perferred escape. unfriend The St. Stephens Review au
understood,
trans
and
The
'
his
and
McCarthy,
whom to Davitt, they were holder. It by the original in connection to remember,
recent
he tried digging the present Salisbury, then known as Lord " termed by Disraeli
Mr.
2. Mr. it is Lulor, j-'aruell, not does retuin legal of those his in possession standing and Mr. shares the Egan's name, it be observed will are, largest portion, held it is now Michael said, by Mr,
property
a
after
are
T.
to
males
houses
his
;
the
he would
which
for
speechmakiog would vote for
very.minwte
France has Orders
of
office
important
'
in
property
on
Sydney
editorial
At the present Mr. time Gladstone estimates hid? to from contain library to books 25,000 22,000 arranged by himself into divisions arid sections 'in a
return,
In
Mr.
;
hundred
one
editions,
females.
j
10
Kenny,
10;
Harrington, 2 Mr. R.
Ireland" 229
"United Mr. Parnell,
France
were
supers" the senior of
shillings
at
of the the population on the 31st of last January country which was of 20,245,336 40,072,020
Atheist."
return
seven
iu
per
According
"
Labouchere,
by
sold
Religious to English and transferred banks, of administration out. duly taken of the recent is the result legisla
official
the
over
been
the
of
some
The
politics,
and can under
statesmanship,
be turned put up as he knows. infidels in office, but made his infidelity
Orders.
expulsion all
shillings
This tion in
opposed
that
eighty re-sold
at £2,964. available
letters
Grundy.
noticed
at
the
been
not
his
colleague. The shares
Egao,
the
churches"
supporting said to be theatrical
thus
for
alter
were
They were employed member,
Sir If
return
Bradlaugh's the
seat.
will
ten
of
a
that
said
is
IngeVsoll in New
has
in
career
it. Do .and he knows that he could be nominated
suppose elected as alderman?
the
that few
;
Gallebodde
valued All
walks bed.
after
will Dilke contest the should retained, get of Northampton the interference of Mrs.
Charles he so,
in
election
per
£28,000,000.
states
estate
a
party
that
or
office,
pound. an from Singapore, cablegram at the Raub battery, nounces a crushing from the of stone Pahang, of 940 tons Australian Raub Mine, Syndicate's which 760ozs. of smelted yielded gold,
i
,
or is
of the
A
of wine, for his second breakfast, which lie to his attends correspon till 1. From dence and other business down. 1 to 2 lie lies At 2 he dines and works till friends sparingly, again whom talks with he in, and at 10 he 8 o'clock tea, has iiiadluugli passed away
There is no put up the
for
would
and
glass
till
end
or
hold an Government
Americans the last during days million have bought one pounds sterling worth of Rupee Paper in London. tea from A of parcel Ceylon Lane Mincing per pound and
after
drop
never
,
when he with a
10,
till or
of
Germany
army, France
£33,000,000, The Standard
per
child
her and
the £4
for
£4,867,390,
is
seconds
£35,000,000
spends
on
year
,
meeting, shows that
States
about three one go from to the othei;
only
England
in Japan also. progressing of New Local Option League Wales held its annual has just submitted and the report
South
takes
to message Atlantic cable
is
The
legislation,
the
a
.
Church
in
tonr
a
America.
a
have
never
Intolerance.
Latter-day
his that
fact
j
on
.
five
over
Bishops,
can
of
one
says the
.
Catholic native, and a
eight hundred million
about
are
he
Ingersoll," realizes keenly
.
there
China
"
.
In
Colonel
friends,
200
as
licrses
belonging
The disease
comes
to
the
'Bus
on
very and horses suddenly, well quite one hour become the incapacitated next. J.he first sign is pink around the eyes, and af ter that comes a of the stiffening The disease is more joints. noticeable in closed, confined and an stables, ap of ammonia plication has been found, when rest arid food is gbod nourishing also given, an effective remedy. Nothing is known of the disease, which has pre vailed,
about
more
six
or
.
increase
an
and
India
tour in on his Africa,. July Australia. Doctor Koch is going and the United Egypt
"
in
England
|
of last
leaves
|
end
Booth
Geneial
.
at the of Qaeenslaud at is esiimated 414,716 year of 17,137 the year. during
The population
less
in
the
country
for
years.
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for
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a
the fray for the laundry.
bundle
or
World's
are
ought
eoihe people indentification. "
Chatty "Yes,
is
to
to."
to." one
a
out
How
" :
sir—
?"
rare
Ah, no ; plentiful." Which is the best position
"
asked
?"
sleep
She
"
miles
west."
Now
does
which
but
funniest
if
she
merriment,
is
:
Then
than
brighter
Oh But
:
them.
told
it
is,
doesn't
why
What
Ethel, There, there, Charles," V don't scold the cabman any longer." " " I was only Why," said Charles, him he deserved' a piece of what giving " I mind." my Yes, know, dear,"
is
door."
: very people of the late Dr. Soonover. funeral No of wonder; hardly any ,Skaggs: him lhis survived patients in on the conversa Gazzam (breaking " of the woods are full Well, tion) " Full of what?" Mrs. Gazzam them."
hut you know we can't extravagant." Two customers walked in and took their conversation their seats, continuing
open those what
men
"
;
the bright die." his poem to
read did
you
fixed
collect."
a
—
epistle
the envelope and " an not floor,
1
his the
Oh!—
Weigh
when
Pa,
Bobby:
:
after
short
a
;Lit(le one
pause. :
girl
leg,
girl:
hasn't "Yes:"
t'Obp V No,
He cried and cried until 1 was nearly "Poor little frightened." George: hear I Kim crying where is yet; chap; he ?" Wife uow Ob, he's crying let him do it again." because .L won't "
:
He.:
:
here's
overcoat
an
and I think
year,
I
I like
this
much better. styles Santa Claus BlenkinBOp : Don't fret, won't forget you. Tommy Blenkinsop : toeing ttie iifg
a
trifle
abou
neryous
and
bicycle
I t
the
can't
help
his recoil watch
ect-
teed
a
caused
when
in bis
LEVER
Vital
THE
HUNTER,
eminent what school,
Ask any world for
tation
yeais
in
the
is
best
in
thing all
allaying
irri
the nerves, curing all forms childlike natural, complaints, giving refreshing sleep always ? will tell And you unhesitatingly they Some Jorm of Hops IIP
of
"
chapter
of
all
or
any
i.
the
cook, -when especially .you all sorts of learning perfect
j
V
the
be relied and kidneys
TELEPHONE /--iV-.l'l
and
best
on
to
.
Reporter put and started out
morning
on
hat
his some
for
pliys
invalid;
thing. "
(he
Where
are
cure
if
telephone
the blood-thirsty
few
minutes
liver
all
'Mandrake
What's the matter ?" The Horse Reporter
;
most
such'
;
Hence
and
chain.
'
take
I
as
ina diseases or
when
and
em
but as pa takes
con
compounded such can Hop Bitters, curative
terious
asked for I rang her up and horsely, the Observatory, aud she said that wire was I asked for the engaged ; then Race Track, and she said that wire was engaged ; then I asked for the Arsenal, and she said that wire was engaged then I asked for the White HouBe, and "
varied
is
so
or
ill-health
malaria, tell
you
in
it
the
:
My
is
this
son,
a
affairs.
:
in
echo in a cave; Kentucky. remarkable is about remarkable L : What there If call out, A. Hello, it? you the echo says, ." What. Smith Smith," :
.f?
maid "
exist
most child
.
,
,
kind
sir,"
inquired
Horse was
Reporter, too much
stopped for him.
she
the
Horse
"
or
entirely duties ? it
is
a
what
in
occupied
Anything wire, I
that said
minute
there and telephone, '.Hello,'
it
said
was
a
a '
;
discharge
will
do,
so
is;iiofc to
««?.
saidt
yon !
kind
sneeze,
my
sir,"
she
-
,<M
National Library of Australia
to
weak-
>came
a
Government Insane Asylum ? And the Horse RepoiTer,, hurried ,out on to wreak bis the simplevengeance minded aud innocent girl j
diseases, called consump 11
cram
I
1
from
from
suffering
excruci
inflammatory scrofula.
Erysipelas! .blood Saltrheum, poisoning, iudigesfciop, and, iu fact, almost " "
;
the
"
of
plisioiaus,
all
dyspepsia,
diseases
frail
faintly,— watlts tho
who
or
chronic,
!
is Nature heir ;to Have been cured
proof neighborhood ters,
of
which
cau
the
known
in
without white label,
UayNoue genuine hops name ihe'vile
pn
the
by Dr.
blown ill poisonous
tile
Soule's be found world.
Hop in
Bit every
bunch of gveCU and Dr. Soule's of all bottleBeware stuff made' to' imitate the a
above.
—
telephone
Washington
Star.
Nesbit's
<£6 10s
thrown
light what
see
ago, he without
years meat What
ailed
Wheti stomach
into
went
Eagliab
Ijeverg,
by the
it,
his inside bad luck trapper's for the rest of man on
said
lately
"
I
:
couldn't
experiencing
Mr.
Green
eat
great
paiu."
?
the
doctors looked into St. Martin's he had eaten a just after meal, they observed that a of a liquid light yellow thrown colour was in great from quantities the lining of tbe stomach in among the food. Then the whole mass they noticed-that began round and to turn round as milk does in a churn.
in
this
a
The
doctors
to like
nothing.
looked
also
took
:
was
process
there two, was which grey fluid
or
except
seen
When
hour
an
of soup. fact that when ate much St. Martin meat stomach the a required longer time and seemed harder to turn it into to labpur the brotli-liked fluid. Then there were again the times when light yellow liquid hardly caine forth the stomach at all, or or
and
slowly, uutil
body At and
sour. ill
soon a
hue,
note
the food lay became rancid,
it
such
times
in
St.
putrid
he
of complained sick and much suffering pain. relieved his skin turned a copacid arose his nauseating into
and
and
restless,
nervous
let
When
of
the
twenty
taken
and
did
by none
on
lay "
.
I had
chest,
my
me
I
ill
my
a
to say a buife
on
like
was
the
work
by
iuohea.
a
:
was
with
to go
on
the and
when
stomach
sick
for There
a
weak
my
and
ease
the
in
I Before healthy man,
strung,
work physician better.
One
friend
our
goes
have discharge
1 found
my
with
He
was my breath my chest. My appetite to As I away nothing, miles the a day in
killing
was
Finally attended 1 felt
fell
duties, was
fared
it
he
which, long dyspepsia
it
through I
What
uneasy. indigestion, becomes chronic
postmau.
I drew
my
state
was
prostration. see how
us
Mr. Green,
bad, and to walk
nervousness, neuralgia, various diseases peculiar
and
trapper.
he re hunting, in his abdomen.
avail let us see how we can ourselves obtained. There is a knowledge.thus of Frederick postman by the name Green, who lives at 33, Martin's Road, Shortlands, Kent. of occasion about an two Speaking
"
women.-
and .
of
in at
of
agony
out
Now of the
"
cured.
strong
a
continued,
liver
out of shape People drawn of pangs ating rheumatism,
long
and
her,
been
wakefulness,
engaged.'
whirr-rr-rr
vojpn Hello,
From
1
I
the
by
:
Women gone nearly
Then
of could
enough
its
dying"
-nearly
and
have
tion,
said to her ' in most Will my butting maniier, you to give be kind nib any enough, please, wire that you have in stock,! .which iis Reporter,
and
Editor, if the
aid
running
up given aud. other, kidney Bright's severe complaints, coughs,
resumed
'
And at whom will maid,?" pretty Acboo ! atchoo
as
Canadian
a
wound
gunshot
a
WINDOW.
healed in such a strange finally way as to leave an a opening into the stomach, with thin skin it almost clear a over as as of pane had so remarkable ever glass. Nothing before. Through this window,
disease
resist
or
ii,'
dead,
Almost
while
from,
Patients
" "
was
ago,
spirited, suffered
frail woman, to use.:
chapter
years,
sov'rins
This
Now
;
For
engaged." the City
Oh, I beg your pardon. became very, very sarcastic,'?.;
That's
:i
to sueeze;
going
?"
was
,
pretty'
= ;
Well
the
wire
"
as
j
my'
going,
that
occasion
its
fourteen
than
..
you
?"
I'm
less
as
not
;
no
"
This
of disgraceful boy in a yon are the last report sayB class of twenty-two. Henry : It might Pater I can't father. lhave been worse, bow. aee Henry: There might have been more boys in the class. Scientific Item.— A. : There is a most
?" do you mean times. distinct are ". Where:
she said
MARTIN'S
Martin
mys which
.
severely condition
ceived
is
smallest
or
invalid
and
is
possibly
power, and yet for Harmless
Ameri
developed, that no operations
its
be
and grew mouth, his head ached hot, he had of his body, the sharp pains in different parts thick secretion was and high coloured kidney he slept couldn't work, and was low badly,
'
Pater
St.
years
perish
:
combined
are
Soule's wonderful
a
power
can
coin,
to
they get of 'em,'"
ST.
Alexis
Many
feeling If not
till
valuable, into Dr.
And
he answered,
ago,"
equally
a
as
care
Uncle
said
boy," of'
the
soon
THROUGH
and
'
others
with
for
gasped
ill,
moved,
surest
dyspepsia;
or
remedies
these
—
and
biliousness, they will
Dandelion
or
of
care
"
churned, Martin's
reliable
diseases
stipation, indigestion, aud fever, ague, &c.,"
was
girl,"
reply.
"
;
for
happy, for I am fur receipts
nice
Bobby
take pounds will a Bobby looked
the
Buchu." same physicians
"What cure
.
are
a
so
" that the the pennies care of themselves," " dubious. bit I do he replied, pennies,"
us
you
all
'
"
the
my
he gave take care
James,
broth
organs
urinary
is
be
;
Remember,
over,
that remedy, diseases of the
disease, diabetes, retention, and all the to retain urine, bility to and ailments Women peculiar And they will tell you explicitly
going ?" inquired
you
Editor. kill that
City "To
people.
"
'
only
Bright's
phatically Ask the
the be
shall
,
be is
By
!
I
:
revolving eminent
most
icians What
get
cooking?
kind.
Capped
Physician and and
quieting
of
Ask
married aud I shall
stomach, So the poor luck to be good proved
nervous
:
beiiuiifu'Iy, are
'
two
Questions
most
the
can AND
J.
at
years,
SILVER
LEVERS,' Guaran GALLE'S" Albany
Guaranteed Jewelled, GALLE'S, Albany.
J,
the
he said
her,
HUNTER
SILVER and
Ask
hastily
don't."
hurt
0
two
at
patient Think
;
we
do. you
rf dear
..'study
happened
ROTHERHAM
/2s-
p 'J
red.
lusty
England.
.
'.That's
but
dad,
right,
Horse
breath. " A
got
your
new
all
a
engaged
have
REPORTER
The
.
Well,
curls
Oh,-
time
your
t
doctors
YY
i
Oh doctor,
:
Lincoln,
Proprietors Drug Counties
Midland
and
She:
how
Mary,
Well, with,
along
the
that's all mind, right." it's not," responded the lady with " for warmth, yon are cutting my And so he was.
wig."
:
:
which has
was
might
Co.,
obO
physician time with
.one
at;
hair,
"
Lincoln
"
:
last
yoqng
a
everywhere.
The ?
never
some
|
it in dear, is one?" "Hush, old friend) Doubleday (meeting " ? Can this be you, Singleton Why, 1 were dead ago !" fancied you years " Well, you see, I was only Singleton buried in thought 1" Do McCall yon exchange unsatis Salesman Yes, sir. factory goods ?
here
as
sir
Respite
GIRL.
heaven."
McCa'll
but
say,
.
"
:
golden
doctor her
he
THE
Your papa has only got Veteran's little he?" " is his other Where
" .
the
clipping ing
catechising scholars, teacher, " What question put tbe following to the world ?" made to give light was " cried one of the youngsters, Matches,"
her
dyeing
exclaimed
his
back
to
little
He had expense. at the not long been stationed hospital was when a woman brought in suffering from a severe The blood scalp wound. out in and was, was jets, welling great and
!
:
A
connected
a
away,
;
:
of
told
is
us
went
please left."
any
was
fast
is
on like that people are skating th&iice. Eh ?— nm tradesman ! Pa an honest I suppose Oh, why, when It gives way, off to bod. skate now
There,
who
you
hospital, metropolitan at his a smile many
"
fleeter, she opened as wife, to the fluttered bill
as
good-
give
came
seriously there isn't A story ;
endure
on my eye glass to tbe other. sleep with he said, as the postman banded " an !" No," said epistle
Ah,"
hit
afterwards
soon
on
you'll
How
Yes
what
For
"
one,
waiter
The
respite."
know "
take.
the
in
fielder
'
look
to
try daughter, of life— perhaps "And so Jimpson
said'
sake,"
ness
to
to
:
Father:
bnt, sid9
you yesterday. "I ju8t it?" him and went
"
to
wanted
going
Why,
is.
—
and Sores of all Diseases, kinds, effects marvellous. Thousands of testi are Sold in bottles, monials. 2s. 9d. and lis each and Patent Medicine by Chemists Sole Vendors
.
""
born
was
:
:
were
they
all
arising. Blood
by
interrupted
Life."
the
!
—
he that
try
should think he is the best
Good
county eleven, " 0 George,. Willie Twice He Wept. his hand little got caught in .the folding doors and crushed his horribly. fingers
—
is
.he
mother,
WORLD-FAMED BLOOD is warranted to cleanse the blood whatever from cause impurities For Skin and Scrofula, Scurvy,
MIXTURE from
Blood
the
,
the
were
.
GtNzzam -Daughter a/ nobleman." marry
aud
outside, who waiter,
:
Christmas-trees." " I I believe
"
I
Mary :
his
j
Fob CLARKE'S
be-
began
:
"
to
'
.
:
"
Ethel,
replied afford
at the
to
hopeful
my
j
.
Snooks
few
were
so
see
fulness.
.
There
young attached
Youg
;
dear, do you friend of
Jack
that
seems
good catch
a
:
:
that
who
yours
i
—
of the
think
really
?"
me
out prescription Prudent mother
the
Why,
:
I throw Skeptic of the window.
?
j
—
?
rain.
j
!
:
the said
just doesn't he
I
Dr. Pilsbnry
my neck. do you mean
catch
was
to
all
No.
:
Mr. Skeptic, ? Mr. prescription had would have
Well,
:
my If I
the
it
world dares
Pillsbury follow
you
skeptic broken
:
the She
—
the earth ? can't be. dear. Ethel off
Dr. did j
Pills. Hollo way's Indigestion. How much has been bestowed, thought what voluminous treatises have been and universal and distress written upon this with certainty and which is ing disease, without fear of relapse by safety dispelled and a course of this purifying, soothing tonic medicine It acts on the directly and bowels then indirectliver stomach, on the ly, though no less effectively, vessels, and in brain, nerves, glands, order the such throughout troducing dwells beentire system and harmony tween each and its functions. organ Dyspepsia need no longer be the bugbear are of the public, since Hollo way's Pills to subdue the most competent fully cases of impaired chronic and distressing and to restore the miserable digestion, to health, and cheer sufferer strength,
all
keep
it
the
never
Why
on
game
that,
papa, my
no,
"
home, ordering aud doing they
about,
high
me
of
w.ife
replied,
in
thing who
husband, mouth at
:
too
tbe
is
:
Papa
an recently " A collection for the benefit
:
her
your
sleeve-button your I shall be obliged.'
eye,
"
A
the
that
mind
much,
so
sir.
to
turn
I don't
:
tooth take
just right
of my
above Ethel
doctor.
down," replied country clergyman nounced from the pulpit will bo made at the poor lie
the
on
"
;
Yes,
:
you Albert
I usually
patient.
the
kindly Patient
will
;
talk
in "
a
squares go a thousand,
:
do
you
fcmivorley of a volunteer captain company. a review at her husband attended which was the officer. Mrs. commanding Sniverley laughed all the time, and when of she was asked what was the cause
the
to
go "
did
ivKat Ilaid;dowh
John,
:?
Mrs.
at first. Always begin at bottom and work Flippant up. all if to want right you youth : That's climb a ladder but what if you want ; to dig a well. Do you know, Papa to little Ethel tbat dear, the one star you see bright
"
Hall:
Policeman then north,
New
at
the
do
Lord
and
fly
defy to
left,
moans
:
of
disagreeable
mighty
a
Waiter
York
your steak,
to,
fellow
man
pleasant
but
listen
New like
other
some
to take the conceit the remains would
were
you
-If
It
man
:
those Yules' to govern while ? John in you college yon are Oh, I laid them down, too, father.
"Bu't why do you say I don't " for you any more?" Oh ! He to you. I know I'm nothing more Only the other day that puppy died, and you Would bad it stuffed. yon do as much for me ?" to Oldboy Young man, don't try
do.
to
" :
Old
with
bridges
across."
care
,
that
five
you out
There are a great many things that go of but woman is not one without saying, them. of men can Even the laziest usually work
Go
working
sever.
some
their
boy
Blight
till
Fair."
Dentist, hurt ?"
:
see
?"
waited
burned
rrhey
of
meaning
:
when they telescoped track. comet each, other on the same rich she marrieB When a pretty girl " has reached the sweet buy and buy." be I must He: It is late, getting She better late It is than going.
Trains
"
the
is
they got Visitor Foreign (landing " I wish to York, 1893)
flighty.
»
—
booked
clothes
the phrase, behind them they
being
What
:
'
china shop. Talk about women Look at bank cashiers.
in
bull
Teacher
.
,
A
customer—
dangeroas
u s
it
i
-0
u-fc
.
A
a
J3
li
;
n
pleasure. aud was
list,
but
fortnight, was
a
T ate anything like a ton of lead.
wife
load on the food
said to me day my Frederick the way used ta suffer you do, she always fouud relief by taking Mother Curative Seigel's Syrup. Why don't you try it some I gave V After persuasion up doctor a bottle of and got and ing Seigel's' beguu. my and
mother
The
first
stuck
to few
'
;
'
few
doses
Mother
made
me
feel
I
better.
Curative Syrup, and in a weeks 1 got strong and went back to ailed I have never my work. since' anything audLfor I have ip.v recovery to thank Ged god Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup." Green has beeu in Mr, the Shortpostman lands district for fifteen and bears an years, If character. theve had been a excellent; window his his physician in stomach, and friends observed the have same might trouble, that in the case of occasionally appeared St. Martin, Seigel's
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MARMION&
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Practical Watchmaker
pioneer
i
NESBIT,
GO.
saddle
j
and,
harness
barrack
works,
i
street. '
perth!
and
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
WAREHOUSE. I
and
th
cheapest and of EVERY Jewellery in the Nesbit's colony. description Levers English (capped and jewelled) stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years. Nesbit's Walthams without exception. Watches
the CHEAPEST in Watches These and other
Rheumatism,
Gout,
„ „
Earrings
„
Alberts
Sciatica, Swellings, Fistulas, and
Piles,
DISEASE, The
has
it
King's
Evil,
Abscesses
every been
kind
of
never
Ointment
and
„
Necklets
New
And
Oxford sold
are
throughout tions for J
(late London
fail.
Oxford
633,
Vendors
all
of
St.)
Medicin<
Pots
should
and
Boxes.
look
WEST
I
Label
AUSTRALIAN
BOOT
brown&allen T. &
(Late
HAY for
hey
are
to-the
thanks to
prepared
of COLONIAL sible notice.
BOOTS,
the
on
3
classel
shortest
pos and
a Also, kept in stock, large of assortment Ladies', Gentlemen's Children's BOOTS and SHOES— from
varied and the
'
best
Leather hand.
and
English Grindery
Good
Continental
and and
hides
skins
kangaroo
V.
on
all
of
parts
:
the
to
that
i
by post
all
G. H.
firs
Brushes Harness Oils
Skins,
or
and
;care first
;
has
his
gold & Wood.
Rum,
«
for
the
(Near
!
Wholesale
i
.
Glen,'
Cossack.
.
qts).
NOW
I
I
qts).
'
«
I',
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MORNING. |
and
pts.
Australian"'
qts.
From
10 to 12,- for Ladies and Children Admission 6d. ; Skates Free!
only.
Wihesl recom
trial
j
Oct.
24,
47 "
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AFTERNOON.
P. A. GUGERI, Wine Merchant Perth,
Mi
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A
OPEN. i
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and
iNK
J
jpEKTH J)ALACE
and
(pts.
I
Howick-street,
and
West
tee"
&
17 1889.
October;
Latour
per
hotel;)' North
the
watson
Roebourne
-
Perth,
1
por
;
etc.
Gin;
doz.
MITili,
;
La Rose
ALSO,— West
—
Street,
railway
Agent
!
':J
from
label
BASS' Own bottling. Do. GUINNESS'S Stout,
from 12s. mended.
s
Barrack
i
received
Margeaux. St. Estephe (pts. Ale and Porter.
Jeweller,
Address
,
friends
ready
now
silver
the
Note
'tfobbet
messrs.;
CLARETS— Chateau Do. Do.
York.
Lott,
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:
—
BRANDY,
at least V. E.
and
'
„
a
Whips
otherwise will be promptness; obtained prize at the, late w.a. Agricultural Show held at Society's for the Guildford, best collection of both and Saddlery Harness. with
:
Turnbull
W. Andrew, Roebourne. W. Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra.
„
Clippers,
arid
Saddles
'
he has just
and
London
T.
„
to
announce
J.
Mr.
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
executed r.s.
i
GREAT
the famous
Perth. Agents
to
All
lbs.)
quantities.
WHISKEY— and
NESBIT,
E.
taken
Sponges,
Combs, Blacking,
GUGEHI
customers
from
save
will
Watchmaker
Practica
in
exchange Goods despatched Colony.
and
sold. to guarantee every article PAYMENT. TIME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
I
large
IN
A.
BEGS
|
houses,
Uppers always
maker
b
Saddles
Saddles, Jockey and all requisites for Hostelry, including
or
i
besides from
select
generallj thai
beg to announce 'manufacture all
favours,
past
public
in
Stores,
P.
1
.
PERTH,
Girls'
Chamois
spurs.
quartei
i
from by buying having a large stock to and a watchpractical
cent.,
per Nesbit,
Stable
and
Boys'
VARIETY.
Spectacles.
customers
20
cases,
boxes (120
small,
DRAPERY
Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold Watches, with PAYMENT IMMEDTIME at ex to householders IATE possession low As no ceedingly prices. heavy and commission is paid for convassing
Britnall).
bTREET,
returning
rN
W.
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
&c.
collecting,
in
Oilmen's
on )
in
octaves.
Tobacco
Alberts Leon tines
sale
FACTOR'S
-class
i
01 I
and Spirits
and
Necklets
Cruets,
„
is nol the address they are spurioua
If
Loudon,
HSU; Qthr?.
to the
,
direc
;
Wines asks
Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings „ Keepers Alberts „ Wedding Rings Electro Clocks Plated Cups
;
stock, a and 'varied large of Gig,, Cart, and Cairiage and Gents'. Saddles
Riding
Bridles, a.nd Pack Pilches, Horse Clothing, ,
Studs
„
Civilized World with the in almost every language.
use
Purchasers
fgy
the
to
Manufactured
St.
by
„
in
Ladies'
Harness,
Flour.
Sugars,
i
Earrings
„
„
at
only 78,
known
are
Pills
i.
SKII1
'
&c.
Watches
Brooches
Leon tines Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
,,
Glandular
sets
' '
Sadd
assortment
Bracelets B. & E.
Saddlery
Harness.
and
'
Complaints.
For
setsB.&E. Brooches
„
u
anc
(muzzle
kindsop
'
Pleu
or
Silver Silver
"
smith
Manupactuberopall
Always Teas,
'
'
Pulmonary,
Snidei
Revolvers,
robert
1
1
Gold
.
i
'
Iron,
Ammunition—
Harness,
lery,
Broome, K.C.M.G.
>
i
'
Fencing
Corrugated
lbading)
Frederick
'
i.l
Walthams
„
Gold
7
repaired
Watches
Watches Silver Bracelets
„
g
breech
,
i
bales
Netting,
pieces,
to
.
,
Cure
it
Hoopinj
Bronchitis,
Piimps, Fowling
Rifles','
I
Governor,
.
;
ristic
effectually into meat,
salt
neck and chest, as Relaxed Throats, Quinsies, Cough, and all Asthmatic,
Douglas
tools.
iV.-
j
Sir
-
remedy.
the
on
Watches
rubbei
Wire Cornsacks, W(ires, Galyanized
alsc
the
'
is
If
Anvils,
ment
His Excellency
\
.
infallible
an
I,
»undry
'
-
Bad
LEGS BAD Breasts, Old Wounds, and Sores Dicers, of
cure
or
Stocks
of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
,
every
full
—
the
of
Jewellery years' guarantee. made, to order description Watches or cleaned repaired. Nesbit's Levers Nesbit's Ladies' Gent's Gold
hand
on
g'appoint-;
special.
'
Healing Propertie the World. throughout
always
Agents,
;
For
it
and
Searching are known
Station
v;
'
by
1
Its
HAVE
the Colony. with a two
are -
and
Stock
first-class
Importers
Merchants,
. .
.
selected of stock,
1
HAS
best
T
;
Hotel.)
.
General the
ci
Railway
(Near
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
STREET,
HAY
Adelaide,
Street,
'
Rundle
of
(Late
'
V. E.
j
I
2.30
prom
1890.
to
5.
Admission,
Skates 6d.
I
6d.
:
j
Influenza,
COMPOUND SEED, Aniseed,
OF LIN ESSENCE Senega, Squill, Tolu,
KAY'S &c.,with
COMPOUND, for
demulcent
a
Coughs,
KAY'S Colds,
is
KAY'S gia,
specific
Face-ache,
Contains
Neural Quinine,
GERALDTON
and
Comfort
Every
&c
HOTEL
is
SATURDAY Prize
Gala
DM
—
PILLS,
for
Convenience
By
Professor
MORNING.
for
Children.
and
Travellers
MUSIC.
\\
Visitors,
of Burroughe's
one
and
Watts"
far-famed
Roberto.
for
Broken
Manufactory
I
Vainlei,
Billiard
Ar
; |
I
!
rfkates
on
from
Sale
Whichis
and
lighted,
brilliantly
of the
and Beers
Spirits
is
favourite
the
resort
BestiBrands
of lovers
of
always
obtainable,
tlie
on
game. hanft.
FRANK
ALLUM,
:
Attendance
i<p®f
jaggaflg'Q&girAg
(I
,VD
O
U Kit
SMEDDLES,
LEATHER SOWICK
IS It
K
|
Importer, PERTH.
,
(opposite
!
george's
HAY
Funeral
STREET,
PERTH.
conducted
FUNERALS of the Colony, connected the shortest
therewith; notice
FAS
Furnisher,
|
General
in
and attended
by
all
f J.
alwaysof colony
English,
cathedral.)
i
BOOTS, any
extensive and varied and Colonial
most
the
hand,
on
stock
Gorman,
French,
AND
SHOES
in
the
I
Manufactured
SLIPPERS.
a
Made
at
PROMPT
TO
ATTENTION
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
Sold
simply
with
in
and
Coaohes
paokets
J AMES al
PRICE
LIST
ON
APPLICATION.
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the
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"Criterion
Hotel."
—
—
milk. labelled
&
thus:—
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Record,"
england.
—
Gibney,
Ihomas j
—
Pruitedand M.
Observe
Grocers,
EPP8
london, —
SMALL
or
HOMCBOPATHIO CHEMISTS,
I
ways ready. and liana Sale, Monumental Head and Tomb Stones, wi\ h handsome Iron Railings, supplied anW erected complete. W. T WJMBRIDGE.
water
boiling
j
Hearses
;
-
J
or
otherwise.
Funeral
0 G OA.
.
details to
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telegram
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thorough of the knowledge natural lawft't the of dl«estion and nutri and h6Jn a careful Feratirns by tion, application of the flue orowr. ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided? lireakfaat tables with a delicately-flavoured keveraire which save may us many heavy doctor's bills It fs by the j udicious use of such articles of diet a that constitution be may built gradually up until atrone every to disease. tendency re,SI5 HundredB of subtle maladies are floating around us ready tolte taok wherever there is a weak point. We may esoaM shaft many a fatal by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and pure a properly nourished frame ame «'!_ See article In the Civil Service Gatetti
cj
&
!
|
AND
comforting.
I
DEALER,
STREET,
'
breakfast.
!
and
Manufacturer
IKK,
BP PS
.
|
WimbridgE, JE IS T A
«&iBf
grateful—
i
.
T.
Civility.
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GEORGE Boot
and
:
Good
I
!':gl
';v.
I
Moderate.
Charges
» k
Manager.
-r-
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l5s.
I
Wines,
W.
,
..
......
Cement
,
Is.
"
Everywhere!. England.
%J
Skates
'
ticles. Sold COAGULINE.
Stockport,
contains
And
an
;
with
replete
I
LIN agreeableCATHARTICUM aperient.
6d.
Admission,
;
Iron,
a
&c.
EVERY
I
The
PILLS,
!
'
and Horses
for in
...
'.v;;
" I
Proprietor.
serviceable
equally
.
'
Coughs
Cattle; TIC
,
.
and
for
v;
evening.
.
8 to 10.
jFrom
I
Complaints.
COMPOUND,
DeLUCEY,
R.
THOMAS
expec Chest
and
Colds,
!
I
Clilororlvne.
EAY'S torant,
HOTEL.
GERALDTON
Consumption,
&c.
andiw
.hcii I
.
Asthma,
COLDS,
s
COUGHS,
;
P
I
Bronchitis
.
t710r'
published at the
Howick
Bryan.
for ojftct
the Might
of street,
the
«
Rev<
w.a.
Perth,
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