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Iowa
of of
and
England.
other
was
Bey.
W.
D.D.
Sullivan,
t on a recen Sunday night to at the Church congregation of SS. Mary and Michael, Commercial Boad East, the Rev. W. Sullivan, D.D., himself to the task of exposing addressed the liollowness of the claim put forward
Preaching immense
an
behalf
on
that
of
it
the
of
Church
continuation
a
is
Englaud
of either the Irish Church.
or British the early early He certain took cardinal as the Catholic Church
of of
doctrines the tests
that if he suc comparison, contending held ceeded in showing that these were by the Church in England and Ireland before the
irreligious
op
upheaval
in
of Peter must fall earthly headship In applying these .tests, to the ground. he had recourse to the testimony of the of a little he monks Iona island, off tho west coast reminded his hearers, —
Thither
Scotland.
the
Irish
saint,
accompanied by twelve com went in 567 and founded
Columba, panions, monastery,
a
in 592. From this monks of Iona went and converted Scotland and also out of that of England the whole part which lies north of the Thames. Freeof one of the most map, distinguished modern us tells English historians, that the monks of Iona, trained by the whole of converted Columba, little
dying, the
island,
and Merciathat is, the Northumbria of country whole tract which extends from to tho Wales West Eastern —
by the
Counties the
op
valley
the
to
right What
the
was
Iona? We wonders.
from
the
thames
boundaries of faith of these
were "
and
sea,
in
living
No
Scotland.
monks
of
age
of
an
however
assertion,
to astonish them. extravagant, ought If were to be told that Pontius they was a Roman be Pilate Catholic, advised them not tobesm-prised. They not therefore be astonished when must
they
were
they were those monks
that
a-days, Roman
at
Catholics Protestants.
Who Were
but
all,
they
trained
Ireland
Patrick St. which
died
—
Patrick
earth admonition whom he had of Ireland live and die Roman Catholics were
an
Christians,"
are "
as
his
ran
are
so Christians, of Rome." And yet we were told that these men were to-day at all Let them not" Boman Catholics the doctrines held and taught examine
you
!
by these monks and Perhaps there was no
more
doctrine
would only of obeying
"If
priest.
you obligation
the would
not
confession,
wo was
Catholics," Protestants
constantly God's
effect.
!
Impossible and if unalterable, Boman Catholics, the
release us the Pope,
insist on our going to Boman become might numbers of what
were
unless
days
refuse
they
in saying is truth to become
which
Italy,
the
Church
catholic
Amongst monks monk
—
was
church
remain
is
no
ordinances one
providing
these
words STATE
A
outside
for it. help of these good that if any
the canons obey he community, to be "excommunicated was by the this in And days Bishop of Rome." when there were no when a railways, hard
whole
Route
to
jourrey
travelling,
of
appointment anive
meant
three
when
news
a
new
Pope
months' of
.
passed if
this
as
a
sion
for
matter was
so
in
of
what
of minor irresistible
"
Scotia in to Ireland the largest hath his fame into and Gaul, our
—
given Britain, but'
;
and
and
the Alps,
beyond
Rome
written
were OF
in
was
had been sacked three times by and hardly a stone had barians, It had no empire or left upon a stone. whatever. In a dominion temporal Yet a doomed city. sense, Rome was " because was the head of all cities," it and the Bishop of Rome resided there, It
from
of
the
chair of Christ.
Church Papal supremacy
so
the Peter governed the And as with con with auricular Catho distinctively
as uncondemned century and all the and unnecessary, scriptnral it man abuse that could upon pour it. was certain was It poured upon in of Iona did believe that the monks
of auricular
necessity
Adamnan's
of
life
con
Colum
St.
contained alluded to, ba, already which took port of a conversation and St.' of the monks between one saint umba. The interrogated to the life of his mother. monk as the
monk assured lived
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from
his
and- by, the heard lately
him
clerical ;
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to hear
care "
more,
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—
no
aud
monks
his
Church
Irish
—
in
tion
to
and
of the therefore sixth as century of auricular confession. the
—
to the necessity were God If auricular confessiou wrong, world wonld not have left the Christian the point the six in darkness on until it is and then assuredly teenth century, PEOPLE
IIENRY
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AND
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laid
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SWAY
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if
in
Ireland
now, and spectacle
strange the
of
men
and
arm
under
the
the
preacher, divides the
rev.
which
from
century
tempts teenth.
They One
tions.
are
He
would
it. the chosen to enlighten In of St. Columba it was recorded came from chieftain over that an Irish to make his confession to Iona Ireland told that the Church And yet they were was not in the sixth of Ireland Catholic had been thrown on century. Light of the past, and it these records hardly should that there still seemed credible
of
the
is
in
at
nine
institu
God aud
His
creation of man. be ye cbildreu
Christians, the doctrines
Of Borne.
Peter
Cleave
and
to
be
the
life
who
men
open
out
it but what Roman to tho
his
third
ed out married
is
and
to stand up in declare that the
was now
ever —
anything
Catholic
and
very core. Approaching the rev. preacher point that up to the sixteenth century were unknown. Then, clergy
however, drawn
ready
were
daylight of Ireland
point,
the up,
Thirty-nine the twenty-third
Articles of
were
which
on
the rock
in for so death, be numbered amongst
wound Wales
ing.
regard It
his
name
it
might
In
the
House
Dillwyn,
Opposition the Church failed means
interests ministers
to
England
fulfil
of
of
who
in
Commons was
received
cheers, moved, of England in its
professed
"
Wales. recently with
That, Wales
object
as
has as
inflicting other.
not
a
the promoting religious the of Welsh and people,
to of a small only miuority the population, its maintenance as an in the principality Established Church is and an injustice an which anomaly no The to exist." longer ought Church in Wales, lie remarked, had no of National claim to the title Church,
The
fulfil
these
a
people
treatment and
that
legislation
to
that
to
do
'
—iu
put
amendment. for
yorkshire
not
for
do
The
tremendous
but
Church
efforts
was
(
was
cheers) so dissent;
forgetting the
At
he
was
asking of
version iucome
of ot
must or
recent
half
centres
he
ordiuation,
per a
jew
either
wholly Such
.
of
hear).
were Bishops Nonconformist
the
for society which Jews,
Noncoinformist
(hear, such to
for
of
conversion
election
were
troin
the
to
(hear,
the but £1000
resolved they whole Jew Jew (laughter). a
last
the
told
letters
reminded
the
the
propaganda
receiving ministers
how gospel
Wales
in
making
Ministerial
—
struggle against tremendous that the church
it
wales,
tho
When
Mr.
did
was
(hear, hear). the vicar-ages
Demanded.
of
(Opposition
the
on
in
political
Ciiurcii
aud right
preach
Disestablishment The
a
justice
(laughter).
all
have same
were
would
and
life
shall you elect of God.
tho
different
born
is
and the sixteenth the
the Church of Wales. distinct nationality than that of the Scotch
not
was
education and Sunday clos said the Church was gain in Wales, and an amend ing ground had been down ment to that put effect. thankful to He was think no Welsh member liad had the hardihood to in
line
which in
of
wales
If there ever conditions. was to distinct who were entitled was it by the House Wales, had been admitted by special
tucked
fast
(hear
complained in
church
distinct
more
Church
Father
Love
of Borne." the ways of
the
place
two
are
other
you
and
Church its
usurp
the
saints,
is,
people
it
deadly
perhaps, concluded
Church
before
the
to
As
Irish
Church
English
"
There a hard
other."
tithes
Mr. Osborne Morgan, in seconding the motion, said that a privileged Church not exist in this could unless country the clear it and comprised undoubted of the people, and unless it majority was so entwined with the moral and re life of the people that they could ligious not the one without uproot a
careering
wife,
a
connection
in'
of
cheers).'
knew, know,
will
events
collection
Welsh
founded
HELD
never
never
the
church.
They had the Irish and the Scotch with them and the noncomformof England and he submitted ists ; that of the Welsh the claim was people
ENGLAND
Ireland. not
of
the
the Church was and bitterness
against
recent
returned
favour
tablished.
early
CHURCH
in
the Irish. The Welsh so language, tar from was diminishing, really gaining As a nation the ground. of people desired Wales the Church to be dises
of his
the
and seven
or
in which
centuries
doing that
and Ridley,
Cranmer
—
to listening they were, contradic
one
in
The
Bishops
more
being
strength
welsh
because
very nice ; these cultured, gentle
were
they
bosom
Wales
chapels
constituency
of
of
the
of the Church would probably but appealing to to his return
the
all
was
amiable,
but
manly,
and
—
it
were
men
liberty,"
third
Oh,
family.
out
you
to
at
423,-
Wales
welsh
was
in
the
the
;
excommunicate of God." The
at
in
hear).
true
a
their
of
with
chapels
South
chance
The feeling growing owing
"My
say,
were
a
he
and -W ales
in North
disestablishment
if yon good man, I should Bishop, put you and water and on five bread years' order you to do ten years' public pen ance and if refused to submit to you I would my directions, get the Pope to
would
no
at
Wales
at churches.,
one
for
unless
have
we
and
chapels candidate
the
census, 86,438,
in
;
church
South
at
churches
This
North
in
re
have his
we
from
large.
recent
a
two
has
lie
at
as
at
the
against
the
Father?
Holy Oh no,
under
had
to
By-
if
order to please to be Church
people
and churches 78,195, 077. The proportion was seven attendances
have repudiated his law of repudiated I myself am a married ; eelebacy wives." in fact, I have had three would He St. Columba say ?
Mass; man
him
A Protestant penance. not necessary might urge that it was have confessed that sin. that she should He answered that he quoted the incident the faith of Columba to show what, was
never
she admitted sin
According
stood
England.
Pope?
the
repudiated
not his wife
the
REVERENCE
in clergy saint asks from the
own
"From
OF
feeling
among
a
SUCH
bitter
attendances average had been at churches in 317,078; chapels
fall
to
late
Church, Chnrcb,
at all events abstained to the Church. opposition of things engendered
state
at
is
too
now
national
a
or
men,
"lam
The Bishop unaccustomed
'
?
was
longer
and people in landlords pretended
active
St.
saint
as
very additional
let
kissing
No
it
hunting
its
their
immediately Could Bishop."
and
it
influences,
a
priest.
says,
saw
they
he
;
a
knees
hand
Bishop's tonished
and
visitor
am
the
see
to
but
;
described
happy
become a proselytizing action in this direction was an evil and a grievance to because the Welsh the great people, territorial influences in the principality were for the most Church part and
goto
Iona— knocks
iii
the
and corrupt men. in," ago the Church awaken to and
years
(cheers). it had
of
to
he a
immoral
began
one
dignitary
Burke
a
Wales
improve
Columba
were
in
prevailed
days, than
ground for Not many
married
St.
Church
Established him at his
was
which
early better
little
public
.there had
.wives.
three were
believed
who Bishop Supposing
the
in
in the sixth was Ireland century the same as the Church of Eng exactly both were the same as land, and that the Protestant Church 'of the nineteenth
century. Protestant
abuses
church
of
with— as country Bible it— "a expressed
was
the
a while if lie were penance j monk, his five on bread seutence was years' fasting and water and ten years' public penance the Church And told that yet we were
round
there and had
?
years'
committed the sacred
that
to
as
INNOVATION
mother al
the
was
was
who was any layman at that and moment; lives would be in direct
he was mistaken. umba assured " to Ireland," he added, "and Go over ask your mother about that sin which The to any man." she never confessed admitted monk obeyed, and his mother
Church
was
it
legislation
than him
Col
thought
of Iona
the The
had
and
Christian him that
a
his
that
Irishwoman,
good
a
saint
re
a
it within its did not embrace bulk The the great of the people. of the population overwhelming majority were strongly opposed to the Established Church. It was with them an offence, and deservedly so. Glancing at
fold
that decreed had been if a minister of' God, who left his married, holy state and returned if he were subto his wife, ho should a and fast two on bread deacon, years water and do four years' penance; public he was condemned if he were a deacon, bread and to fast for three on years
What
sixteenth
because
holy take
to
they What
if
CENTURY
SIXTEENTH their
still prob they wonld years earlier heads cutoff. But ably have had their now con was what he (the preacher) out tho prac was that cerned to point in, confession was the tice of arricular
fifty
iuinistero
themselves unto godliness. of the monks testimony
THIS
and
good
a
and wives
led
it
both fession of lic doctrines. course, .He knew, in Church there were the many people besides of arraying who, England of Roman in the vestments themselves to hear also pretended Catholic priests, fact that of the confessions forgetful if they acted in the same way a hundred would have and fifty ago they years while committed to the Tower, been —
was
Bishops
unto
ceive
were
—
it
that for
thing
the
PROSTRATION.
ABSOLUTE
his
Rome. Surely might be regarded moment, the conclu that his word should
by ihe Bishop was
ihe
might
twelve months after And coronation. yet, notwithstanding not could be thrust all a monk this, unless of the Church sentence not
only
bar been
SUCH
to
refused by the
enacted
not
ABETH,
must
they there
the
name
which is also to the City of Rome itself, of The the head of all cities." City the Rome had heard of Columba— and City of Rome "is the head of all cities." that when be borne in mind It should
changes
teaching,
island
—
whole of
lietb
he
not
roman
her
this
though
illustrious
the name "and
—
that
enacted
By
Iona—
of
and remote " Iona his
—
the world into Spain,
in
tribunal
distinctively
than the Catholic doctrine of Papal and the supremacy, of the confession of sins to a
doctrine
and
themselves.
for
see
Sea"
become the throughout was
"
—
small
British
hath
ways
Boman
this
the
was
—
in
of
to
"
from
lived
God
in
father
saints
As yon exhortation be ye children —
Irish with St. about a
St;
words
last
his
the absolute
were
over
after
years on
not
were
good sturdy
They
?
They came Columba. They left
-and ''the uttered to the
now
of St-
of favour hath been confirmed unusual to this man of blessed God same by memory"— he is speaking of St. Columba
fession.
men.
liuudred
told
as
told,
Irishman Columba
an
also
—
abbacy "And passage:
this
occurs
reached
the
the
of
by Adarhnan successor aad the ninth iu the priorship or
island
century, of the Church as to-day, Englaud by law established the claim of the last-named to be then under founded the Church by Christ held
not
were
clusion. written
Scotia those
sixteenth
and
when and final greater there stake. .Happily, con this evidence to support life, of St. Columba, In a
also be supreme issues at were
the
having
annum, costs
half convert was
was
con an
while
£2000, convert
half
a a
the rate of in Wales
conversion Crime had decreased, to an extent that in one county at a assize there was only one prisoner
try,
hear).
aud
she
was
an
Englishwoman
(laughter).
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or
were
i
gambling
:
;them consolation.
at
the "same
But:
Father
stowed
to
time'
and
comfort Damien
spiritual
;
:
clubs.
,
/and
sufferings, afford
i
;
'
be remembered as and the founder in pioneer of the good Work Doubtless, will time his name .be enrolled by the ever
... ..
.
,
,
,
.;.
amend
Reed, moved,; as; an That .buying regard '
"
ment!,;
to
and work influence grept and; growing in Church, the/ national. especially of Wales, this House is. principality, for to entertain prepared .proposals in that of. idisestabiishment part
the hot
ever
its
will
be willingly
and
sfriend
.
of
ment. Sir
.
seconded
amend
the
'being
of siiihts find' .; merited- that/title conceded to the 'father
if
in
it
whose
-
:
1
of
I
house
another bed'
-
But,
:
lepers;
the
iri
the
;
!
;
the Jthat Welsh people'
I
;
Nonconfor ,
"
the
is
.duj;y, tion
Hearts, \and caused the, most ;to s, elfish the highest joy,, as(,
our,
,up
an.
highesf
forgetfulness
toothers."
self
./of
unknown, one
about
devo-
;in
i;l;
;
a
bitter
most
the
the
was
experience p daily! from the news!,": time to see the sight. of .wept,. many,, a his hand: that handr— stretching forth Falcarragh,Saturday Night; May l,!. not the for a, view. tp. —after, receiving investigating castigation Wjith. of .the acute dis which !lruth. of, the, accounts service at; a. church attending tress in he ought she;, .conscientiously. prevailing /amongst 'the .people thought for the, parishes of Gweedore and Falcarragh .not. .to hear).. Vet,,, go to .(hear,; and I- have the few days. in her not, obeying /the spent past, obeying of .time minute tied after careful th at hand; making a, jexamihation Church,, ;time tliA of the neonle in state several townfrom castigaition (shame). '10 lands along the Atlantic give Ocean... ffnlike church stothing did; ,the' of those who have undertaken to some spirit manliness .a of, -,/ workmen the sitdation in i>onegal,.I social describe nothing -to .raise them in the not in have gathered my .impressions, scale. but in the the landlord's did. hut teach .men .to be drawing-room, It nothing,, went 'T'. miserable Had the,: Welsh hut's- and hovels1 'of the poor.' servants..,,. hoiise to house and' con'Versed with own froiif not a of their which no
which
of
.
,
.
.
I
j
'
,
in that Englishman nounce:? (laughter),
house
could
pro
then,;
was
people,'
no
sparirig
and'
reliable
strictly
Dire
informa!
others
as
;
was, then
put House
The
IJyron
theChair'and
after
.therpjs
exceptional similar expressions Duchess of the ....
Dublin
:
dread hot Dossiblv
to
hope
and cheerfully went out he voluntarily in order Islands to face to the Sandwich lives of he might the that, brighten who
its. will already vicliins, in. the home World 'where 'for virtue and heroism pre
fill
every
.
reverence
:
-
the poot lepers partook and the spiritual of both tl re corporal When he first works landed of 'mercy. be lived. under, a palm tree at Molokai he .contrived to erect but by .degrees, at the tran-j which is present building
T-'
in
should
ha-ve
,no.t
close
to
liyed
see,a
and,
;work carried tp succeeded
bis.
under-!
believe that stand and ..they deserted neither by their fello.w-men and Father Heavenly by their their lives .iff thus; induced
were
so
we:
famine
a
A
NIGHT
IN
huts
must
be.
A miserable six
hovel
twelve
feet
about'
five
or
feet,
in
compartment—
ONE
OF
was
;got.
I
If-
people a. /disgrace
is
,up
to':
our;
of
Some
the;
-.comparatively com-ij the they assured; jme thalt food— was? a their staple; as
are
things:
to
the
and
salt
only
Yet
w.anting..
,
the
winrlnw
are
of-tho condition houses ..are: with7 the onlv entrance
".normal fihimnflv.
nr
that
we
this,,,
of affairs
of situa of the or
,
their
or
leaders
local
the
on
;
know any
of the arbitration which has been thing as to, referred being proposed by! the landlord within the .last few days. No overtures have yet been made to them, but the; tenants; are and have been al arbitration;
submit,
to,,
willing
the to dispute is., stated that Mr. called to Dublin, and
It:
-.
Qameron has been that
in
not
the
consequence the
point,
Utmost.
,
evictions can next on ; but maintain the
Friday
till,
cpuimence
authorities
reticence.
We must Only
.
without:
yard, above,
and the.
Franciscan the
leper
indefatigably
that
Damien
Father
in fellow-workers that in Molokai,
religious
to
.:
allay
and.
cases
clothing
.wear
and three
clothing"
.
their
some-
physical
National Library of Australia
At one
by
sewn
the.
love
Protestants.
errors
belief
of
period
a
Sister
and of Tche-Li, the Abbe Herbert, Mazandier, Chaplain of the have been Lycee of Ifuy, appointed of the Officers Academy.
jfomrpt
1—
—
Jnteccolontal
antr
much
so
Iii
together..
day, they
.the
are
was
the
peasants
"bed
only
..possess.
in
the. to
be
dwelling, evicted
a
bundle
is
it
bedclothes,
were
writes,
,
a
pastoral
Whilst the various be careful tan
,
which
of
old!
of this
true straw
(From
to
t errors
to
speaking
be
The
Mr.
June 19. Bench has
M.P.,
in
giving
Com
2Y?nes-Parnell
condemned the perpetration mission, for of the outrages iu Ireland which he was to a extent said the Crown great this statement For he responsible. .
was
severely
rebuked
,
James
by Sir
Hannen. South Agent General for New has arranged conference a with Mr. Raikes the other Agents General, the British Postmaster- General, and Mr. the dates Sutherland, respecting for the dispatch of Australian mails. The fund which is being collected to. The Wales
his so
people
of let
us
Protes-,
Protestants.
its for
Com-,
to
£40,000. Government
intention an
nnrf.V.
extra
of
has the
asking
credit
military
florins.
to Austrian influence Servia con-declined to sign the military with veation Russia, strong although ou the of the Czar was pressure part brought to bear on her to do so.
has
of
French
innocence
up
many have with religious ;
Austrian
TriflVi
Statutory
-
indiscriminately apply to. wc. have said, to non-.Chrisof them for naanv .have been baptized have ; mauy as children,
their preserved, baptismal to the hour of their deatii been too deeply! imbued
amounts
9,000,000
of
the
with
now
flm
nf
nYnonopQ
Owing
:
dogmatically
erring
fha
connection
tjans. validly
Harrington, before the
evidence
We. .cannot them .what ;
News.)
November.
for
Reichstag
Bombay,
Prptestant religions, to confound, the the
Daily
refused Mr. Parnell's appeal against of his action versus the postponement The hearing is now the Times. fixed
The announced
disliked.
of
not
with
the
FOREIGN. London. of Queen's Court
mission
their
Meurin,
Disiiop
, .
Glasserchoo of the tenantB
week, there but tlie lied
struck
miserable met my
everywhere nothing
bedciothing It resembleci. eyes. as old rags rudely .the
the
than
forcibly,
which
vine
take charge of who. labour
who.
sisters, girls,
are
there,
priests,
the over
was
a
eighteen of Chevalier
Abbe
the
in
"
.
not
add
more
Nothing
.
to
ought
.
;
been
now
These imagiued. poor friend (bat has miss the from them ; though we taken
will
the exception'.
.
be
creatures
me
after over
las,
riafrAV
.
.change easily
the can
30th has Dec., 1864, the degree of au Officer of Honour. The Abbe
a navy Gnillard, chaplain, of service extending has been created years, the Legion of Honour.
a
;
bc; j us tified, either of expediency, morality, sanitation As for ? the present tion on the Olpbert estate, none
or
.
.
;
the
been raised to of the Legion
a
damp /floor
grounds
this
and exit for smoke being light' ail', Almost I found the doorway. invariably " a the contriving solitary apartment for in one double debt to pay," part wes be the rule a cow.-. This I found to; for
-of
scattered family and percow, tied- to a stake a' :haps a calf, few feet Bear in minds that there is no distant. whatever ventilator j and have a you fair of a peasant interior in this picture part of the' country. Can such a state the
over
ways-
food even
six
or
tenants,
little
very
others
in
Mahy_of,the
and not
a
in
:
;
be and
:
house
meal
;
now;
were
.
marbles.
J
,
:
a
is
nor
named on Honour was
:
a
service,
years'
I—
by with height, father and mother -
feet
The Abb£ Lanusse, chap over who, after forty ten including campaigns, of the Chevalier Legion of
Cyr,
ince
ceases
;
>.
face
olphert
and five
not
of potatoes, which,, a howl in containing The were potatoes
many
nut
.
completion. in making
to
,
meal
y
scl
these
the present, normal! be /their-
effect;
.Bad
Indian
Was
Tin
heart he By degrees the bulk of; the lepers
dear
a
credit with
as
WHAT
IMAGINE
I
fourid
than
people.
U4.MV
of
.
assured
tlinl
of
.was,
civilization.
,
to
fViinlr
1a
dipped water.
him
fio-
it;
failure.
imposing
enabled
ha,d; oml
,JLW
piujeyl.
more.,
and,,
a larger his -friends ;
of
edifice
P
of year victims to; the pulblic;
;
;
sept
A
drekd
some!
political
but,
larger
.
tlTllllo
VTAUT
Hetacomb
of -the
smallest
,
-
A
the
be worse a few months hence. they will I found at In tvvo houses the people one the meal consisting dinner, /in of, seaweed known as house, of a species: " of: the and in the other eloke,"
ministrations to character of'tho
soon
rvi,
hunger
-j-.crop—T—
total
as
give do
of
tlie
them
'
to
"
representatives absent from
much
trials
Donegal.
,
His
.
Daimien.
Father
for
fortable,
expression In the long
:
of
I:
potato
be found. readily as we of mankind, illumined annals are happy to think they, have frequently been of' individual devotion by .acts' or: of a braver life a there is no instance' that of Tnore death than 'tomching cannot
cry
people
.
»
which
for
with1 "feeling
vail'
til
convince
condition, boasted
were
'
,
even
be face to
shall
was!
Relief
one
imerely condition
'
those
a
and
longer,
when1
183,, even.; Mkrlborongh Marlborough
//
,the
which
but
escape,'
to
that
he / could
,
took
it
.fkriaine
the
of
,
;
"
'of
e.
in,
n
.
says DamiUn at Kalawao, disease ''whose assault's
Father
l'847
The /death
.
;
'Standard
condition'
continue shopkeepers credit. not They will
'
The
.
"
'
'
The'
their
not
Stanis of the of Superioress Hospital who distinguished herself Relizane, by her devotion a during small-pox of this at the commencement epidemic has received a medal. And year, Pro-Vicar of the Prov Father Favier
des /absolutely of the people is now, whilst the
seem
lamentable
truly
all
of
names
celebration. of St. lain
in
:
and' in
Castle,
shillings
despite
however,
perate.
but ,jio heard
.vyii»um(
yuuiuiittco ,
the,
....
the Mitfltl
MoloJsaL
of
Martyr
,
its
cheerfulness
vSo,ffie
personal conviction
day's.'.
-,a,r
of, distress; plenty \V, povpr ty."
.."
organizing
The
an
ful
others,
existp.
have .expressed.
that
i
th
iess
in
distress
.undoubtedly,,
.
,f
writei-s, .inquiry,
j-
/_
..
.
form,
to.
agreed 'a quarter
at
adjourned
;
.
one.
past
from
Mr.
of,
,
53 Reed
that
.declare
acutest'
'seven
.
against
.
.
...
.284
......
result
the;
as,;.
.and.;,
only
.
resolution
!
Majority The amendment ..
.homestead,; bound to,
......231
eyery I .am
,entjsi;ed
have
WORLD, YOU SIR, AND CAN SEE " THE CHILDREN- NEARLY NAKED. Some of the people maintain a wonder-1
.comfortable
but; .1
/tenants-,
;the
we1
of
Legion
'
of
typical
the
list religion on of those'' Vho received distinctions the of the French Centennial occasion
Hart
was
16).
and
were
THE
.
...
,
:
. .
Against
;of
tlie/most
sought,
......
.Fbr.Mrto'ill.wyh's
"
poorest
,
could .be (cheers). The House. divided—
never
it
the
.
and
was
seek
'
never
.
not
.did
;
It
i
.
.
Church
:
.?.
.
,
!
Church of Wales
'tion.',-"
x.
(John
The
interest; praiseworthy does exist. undoubtedly
Gallaher's answer of the others,
,;Darby many
'
national
distress
i
xu
ClltUUgiOU
Honour.
spinning has
Mrs.
;
,
possible
,
the English for to be made the national
it
a
-
secure
pain's!-to accurate
which
ttic
of
ray
Catholics
on all hands that the rent in Donegal is paid, not from the land, but from English and Scotch labour, from American and from the dollars,
in carding taken such
'
.
How,
the
herd"
conceded
and
.
Janguage
the pass through all on meeting sides of the good work that is
a
,
.
.
,
;
for It
the 'by establishment of industries Mrs. cottage by Ernest of the tenants Hart. Several assured me that but for her they would have no roof above thein. It seems now to be
;
Father
YYUU
any
with all in heaven
pray
our
ttii
'
;
us
( I. to
us
that beneficent light which of late has brought back great numbers of erring sheep to the happy fold of His soon there Sou, and that " one fold and one may be but shep error
'in
years ago evicted tenant.
tu
Ql-au.lt
done
being
.
,
i
'
;
,
building
to
impossible without district with evidence
:
ujaJ
hut
the counsels of the hearts" Far from 4) be it and much more condemn,
iv.
judge, But let person. our hearts that
or
some
an
was
;
;
in
utility
"dresser,"
league
erected
was
shelter
'the
;
,
Gor.
Probahlv ,
'
manifest
of
gweedore,
"
,
a'
'as
comfortable
visited
mother
of
article
cunboard.-
by
c'reepies"" 'and "a half
;foot
a
other
known
is
being a' miniature
Donegal.
in;
'
'or'
them
:
"
called7
only
what
,
Distress
i
the
height,
done'for
being
stools
fooi
a
1
.
_
of
experience England, / and His rit was.,
duty
two
or
!
that
of the
—
-
—
—
,feel
lift-
cajlovjs
,
,
(
,
.
.
most '
brought
;
maSS03
.www.
had
of
;
V
,
.
'
MM
he
Wales Church
been
t.nilinff-
the'
VUg
,
Having
cheers). 'omnncT
'
us
.".the
1
.
made
had. ,fou,r Gouser.vative.repr eseptatiyes the house, and. not one ,of the .four baa, on amendment. (Cpposidared to move
MkM
means of obtaining! the forgive of mortal sin. "Therefore judge the until Lord not before the time, will to the come, who both bring light of darkness hidden and will make things
'
Wales
that
stated
the
ness
:
,,t
Abraham
W.
be
know, is, Penance,
you of
Sacrament
only
r
.
the
'
:
j
iypS; not Nonconformity but increasing, (Op
as
which,
sins,
sides
J
1
;
their
I
<
.Wales,
.,
;
rest
'
in
!
the salvation of their immortal souls ; who there may be many .before dyiug receive the of extraordinary grace an act of perfect contrition for eleciting
earthen ;
.
its
:
cheers),
j
cold
'
position Mr.
£S,
child pallet
a
?
»
14
sickly
even
'
that
in,
.,
;
of the but
Churchmen
and
'nr.
a' :
from acuteness
an erroneous which support religion derives from a great number of respect able and fashionable on adherents, whose example so unfortunately many
;
'
floor.
l
sacrifice
ydeclared'.,
majority,
mists,
..
......
Vivian:
waning
J
two
"
the:
<5f
:
.
.
H. not.
\ tion
this
over
i
were
,
of
;
for required breaking through the cobwebs of erroneous argumeutatiou ; are to perceive the only a few able utter of the authority and insignificance
'
/
not
but
was
For
rent
was
was
straw,
doorway
description.
a accommodation'' pounds is demanded.
liturgy,
designation
appearance
"
-to'
'
be able to emerge few only have the
to
prejudice thraldom of mind
|
turf
and' the height, of the interior
in
defy
of
of heroism, of a and selfand Whose only covering consisted fortitude j such as his,' all so to the distinction's Old frien few"bag8. standing, can conferred that b'e Cliurches or with one foot in the grave, tell /.by speak, commemorated' seem of /hunger/ whilst to fadel f'oiP the0 pangs those by creeds into' :Damien's Father' who are ;yet young seeta to have been insignificance on our admiration1 is and to; be grow claim Stunted farihigher by deprivation can be established than their time. The by any mere ing aged 'beiFbre material, secured for/man furniture'-'' 'in the houses is of the .advantage, kind. It is ..'a claim. fie, has scantiest Chairs are fflmost fmoral. description.
:
;!.'.'
,
enormous
.
.
i ,
Bailey
J.
-
The
'
feet
wretchei
a
built
was
presence
:
kingdom." Sir
the
those'
among in its
'gives/
human
\
I.
Church
Catholic whom it the special
.tlie
itself
stones.'
four
miserable would
I
:
B.
,
realm.
Mr
'.
.
the
.
...
.
;
I
!
of
-
peers
-
the
to.
of
corner
hut
and
sods about
will' j
left'
were
these
the
in The
hovel.
.
betting
no
people
prize-fighting,
.
few!
,
no
—
,
;
the
of:
,
AND.pure—
.
amusements
the
Admiral
Kranz,
the
French
Minister,
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lately
,
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in,
health,
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being
ton.
are
being hardening.
aad prices are The shipping ring will to of freights a reduction of 5s. per ton. the extent
attended
10s.
£52
at
firmer
gard
make
tions that
was now France with Germany. in military of Germany ahead, he said, matters. that It is now considered probable Sir Henry Loch will the Gov accept he of the Cape, having ernorship how He intends changed his plans.
June 20.
London,
level
It that has just reported treaty Austria been concluded by Germany, for in and Italy, distributing territory, the event France of a war with Italy and Nice Tunis, Savoy ; taking is
a
;
Servia and Switaerland.
Austria, many,
Montenegro
Ger
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return
Victoria
to
much betrays reference to the present with out look and the crisis, laying impending reasons much stress upon the assigned -for the recent extensive disposi military made by Russia. tions
he having denied any knowledge of the The Chicago police still believe matter. the actnal that Burke and Cooney were
him has expressed of extreme us self dispproving any course taken at -present on being any of made in the mem the recommendations orandum in question. at the sailors The strike among the and the ports on Clyde Liverpool Bismarck
murderers. A great
has
fire
days in the in China.
been
in of the collapsing; consequence strikers to hold out being unable any longer. of the which The result plebiscite U. was recently taken in Pennsylvania,
of the prohibition that State, has
question
traffic in the liquor been made known.
Wales been
completely hundred deaths thousand families
George of has Squadron
to
the Australian confirmed.
has been thousand
policy of two Mr."
Dillon
land),
to
in
a
of
London,
the. funds.
towards
are warships searching steamers reported yesterbut One has been found, there day. has been no trace of the others. been at Martin Burke has arrested
the three
in complicity of Dr. the murder Cronin. Already shared in he has confessed to having that the murder, and has stated he is on
Winnipeg
charge
a
of.
to more williug divulge turn State eyidence. The Prince of Wales
the
of
cost
stated
at
that
butcher meat
leprous
London
life.
the
present
market,
'ike
moment
a
at
the
President has Society and has asser
are The Smitbfield butchers statement of the at the indignant that a exists Prince of Wales leper among them, and they declare it to be untrue. entirely the on Rev. Father Speaking
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Father
exchange
says
who ha6 devoted
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him
in the settlement Sandwich islands, has sent home by a Mr.' who haB been visiting Clifford, him, of sketches of the island a large number to
self
leper
of himself.
made
has
Leprosy with
-
rind
the
work
terrible
the
already devoted
ears aud eating away his nose, forehead but Mr. ; nevertheless, says -he his Clifford preserves cheerfulness. Mrs. Cifiord further says that the new the remedy for leprosy Garpan oil—
priest
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was
tried
with but
Damien,
it
with
perse veie be rubbed
being Father
some is it.
taken
teared The oil
he
the
body
into
well
by
success
internally,
Father will
not
to requires besides and the good
time
the grudges himself"' Father Damien, our
so
spent
on
.
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stated,
votion have referred
has since the Prince taked
in
telegrams and his for
died, of
W ales
hand
to.
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slightly
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de others
the
Club
by 20 goals to The Payment of Members
King's
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Bill has in the Legis reading lative Council ; the second reading has been fixed for next The Wednesday. measure of the is being progress watched with considerable interest as a crisis between the two Houses is considered to be inevitable if the Couflcil again reject the measure. June 19. Adelaide,
The crowded the
on
Dr.
motion member for
Cockburn,
After
a
p.m.,
the
discussion
debate
tabled by the Burra.
11.30
until
lasting
debate Both
Friday.
the
to hear
until adjourned still claim
was
sides
a
Harrold Bros, have received that ot the cablegram stating prices 5 wool sales have advanced present is considerable per cent and that there for Australian wools. competition a
there
Yesterday
several
were
sales
in shares the West Australian the Central Gold Mining Company on Adelaide at prices Exchange, ranging from £3 to £3 5s. The British Broken Hill Coy. expect new to start their smelter at Port '
of
,
to-day.
Shares
are
and
quiet
still
weaker
in
June 21.
fortnight. islative
a
member
of the
Leg the
Council,
representing Northern has resigned province, seat. The President has issued for a new nominations election,
his a
writ be
to
2. will made up to July The polling take place July 16. The Central Board of Health has the Mauritius are in proclaimed ports out fected to an owing principally break of smallpox three. Sydney, June 22.
of delegates
representing at New place at which afternoon, yesterday decided that unless the demand
took
collieries
castle was
it
of the West Wallsend miners, regard was the whole granted, ing the prices, should come out on strike at the expira tion of the present notice. A deputation to
miners has been appointed the various managements
June
Melbourne,
20.
that state Reports from the country and that still falling heavy rains are In the floods continue. the city the fine for weather has been beautifully the past three days. of The statue General Gordon from London will be recently imported Sir unveiled by His Excellency on William Robinson Wednesday The Statue the 26th instant. next, have now in hand. Committee £1,500 A the deputation representing was held in the Town meeting which Hall
May
on
Imperial Premier him the replying stated
necessary tion of
of
support waited upon and presented then passed.
9,
yesterday
resolutions to the deputation that he feared
scheme involved than
in
Institute,
ii>
the
whether otherwise,
in
outlay would be
any representa in the colonies of
credit,
with
to In
larger it
as
Institute the' form
with
the the
Mr. Gillies the proposed
.much
anticipated, to maintain
or Court and while
a
the
the
object sympathising had in hand he suggested deputation and that the Chamber of Commerce trustees the Exhibition should the in Government with co-operate and exhibits despatching collecting the colony to concerning information the
Institute
from
time .
memorial A
further
supply
wait
the
on
June
artesian
new
Parliament
Houses, buildings, adjoining thepresent is in Macquairie-street, proceeding. The work is absorbing a large quantity
pastoral
districts.
The
debate
Adelaide, tabled
motion,
brought which
June 22.
some
amounts
The yield
are
opportunities
to 115,500 ounces at Block 14 mine
now
in
capital
Hill of was
are
14's 74s.
Brokens
quiet.
£5 ;
16s. Souths,
;
which
he received has
heen
owing to the discharged from custody, him evidence adduced having against heen found to be of an unsatisfactory character. Mr. Donald
the well-knowri
Wallace,
was owner, yesterday elected in the Legislative seat Council by the death of the late Hon. Mr. Ormond. Wallace-
the vacated Francis to
Western the South represents and secured his seat vince, of 998 votes. The majority as follows candidates polled
pro a
by other Mr.
:
1184 votes and Mr. Levi 281 votes. The latter gentleman forfeited for £100 not his deposit, having a candidate. fifth of the elected polled The Richmond City Council has now decided to allow the use of the Town Russell
Hall
the
to
Irish
of
a
the
for
delegates,
holding
Mr. tion,
the leader Gibbs, has so far improved
to resume be able week. The Government for
continuing Company's
Rule
Home
7s.
next
has decided upon the Dnion mail Francisco the of approval
to
contract Parliament. The provides for the total exclusion of the Chinese. from New Zealand, retires however, the contract. The Customs have made another seizure of 7,00 cigars and 40 packages were of which tobacco, cunningly steamer concealed forward in the
Taiynan. June
Auckland, The third
of the tenth
session
21. Parlia
was ment opened by His Excellency this after the Governor (Earl Onslow) in the presence of an immense noon, the of In spectators. assemblage
congratulat opening speech his lordship con the improved ed the House upon and with the dition of affairs generally, of the Dunedin assistance Exhibition, was to be opened shortly, there every at present pre hope that the prospects would continue. vailing June 21. Brisbane, its
Members
of
third
The motion
debate
division
will
and
it
will
reading
in
has As-'
Bill the
is
on
be
;
June 21.
the no-confidence resumed to-day.
A
<
rising, place before that believed the
take
generally
of one. will have a majority Opposition of Arbor The inauguration Day was crowds as a great and large success, with the treesembled in counection ceremonies.
planting
The on
Franklin
s.s.
Wednesday,
passengers
Dr.
:
Rennot, Erigelbrecht, Miss Forthergill
homewards, Yesterday
silver.
15,600
B.ritish 77s.; 65. ; Junctions,
duties
year,
San subject
service,
of the Opposi in health as to his
one
on
Shares
are
Huddart Claffey, 15 in and the
Monday.
was
was
;
from K.G. The Orizaba leaves,
purposes, races were very which The amount totalisator
for W.A. ports the following Messrs. McWilliams, left
with
arrived
The Austral Sound last night.
mine
£35
for
imprisonment,
holiday
Shares
a
last
Bourke-street,
and of
term
steerage.
ounces,
35s.
Little
Adelaide
progress
for investment of offering that scrip. The week's run at Broken:
water
in
found
was
murdering
attended.
the non-confidence was by Dr. Cockburn, close at 6 o'clock this
report with the Temporary, Taxation and Real General's,
that
Centrals
Chinaman a
who of
charge
at Mr. Last Townsville, night, at which Dillon addressed a meeting, of a thousand upwards persons were meet while at an opposition present, was in the held by Loyalists, ing that four hundred Masonic Hall, only
Agents The Property report Departments. will be made public probably shortly. of The Perth the correspondent Advertiser that considerable telegraphs now in Western prevails speculation Australia in gold, coal and tin shares,
20.
the
on
guilty
labour.
Stephens,
man
sembly.
on
fourth
up its deals
hard
years'
The
The Payment
brought to The was morning. ministry finally defeated by a majority of three. The Civil Service Commission has a
and
fiteen
passed
of the surplus labour. It has been decided that special pro vision will be made in next year's for supplying a Estimates large number artesian of bores in the Western
Block
to time.
Sydney of
of the
The erection
INTERCOLONIAL.
will be among which Blackham, Turner, McDonnell, Bruce and Murdock. Ferris, Trott, The latter is now for the practising of testing his and it is purpose form, the team. probable he will captain The man who was charged Williams, the Supreme Court with before cuttir his wife's throat a at South Melbourne, time short was found ago, yesterday guilty by the jury and sentenced to
meeting.
Out of 197 cases of typhoid reported 27 proved the past fortnight during and 19 deaths from diptheria fata, are also reported, 25 deaths against from that disease during the previous Simpson,
another
England
season,
purpose
Melbourne,
21.
of being
course
to sending of cricketers to
7 th) team
racehorse
majority, Messrs.
Pirie
Arrangements with a view
made
November,
was
Assembly
Legislative last night no-confidence
in
are
Giffen,
first
its
passed
of
£109.
at
defeated
Maories
College
sixteen
quiet.
wheat
stocks
quoted
is Darling again rising and trade on the river is very
June
Melbourne,
(the next
river
A meeting are
6di per 496 lbs. is at £41 Chili 15s. copper steady is active at £89 15s. Australian tin cent, in West Australian four per
scribed
The rapidly, brisk.
firm.
are
prices
day.
Mr.
relapse.
wool
at
Station,
subject.
most
Datnien's
as dangerous, confident of himselfas being He also considers Stansbury
Institute.
The
Dunlop
the supply being thousand gallons per
hundred
six
now
on
'
an
he but
tbat
Islands further
of the EpidermiUolbgical since published the statement confirmed his Royal Highness' tion.
He
states
at struck of 800 ft.,
has
subsided.
now
labored
employed
was
the
to
He
his
a
been
depth
a
prices.
lost. sculler,
as The Royal Commission appointed to Sublime Porte into enquire by the of Crete, have brought the affairs up a ex and the very satisfactory report, has now citement previously prevailing
Marlborough
to meeting called referred memorial fund, feelingly had late Father Damien, who at the Sandwich among lepers at
to
celebrated
Saul Samuel, Agent General for New South Wales, has been appointed in the to a seat Council of the Royal
speaking re at a House, coGsider the Damien
at
cently
allowed
if
fered Sir
Colonial
The German
ifor
the
rapidity.
the coming champion. The King of Holland has again
.
a draft for £1200 of the League.
at occurred The flames
extraordinary of lives were
London. O'Connor
winning. of Sydney,
the
of which Delegation he In Victoria the odds, especially, on work has been carried most success and approvingly among the people. fully
Be encloses
with
regards expresses
in
undertaken by he is a member.
the
Germany.
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majority
speaks of
success
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disastrous
spread
Queens
in
now
of the Australia
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is
(who
writing
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by
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Lacham,
was
.
,
the
on
four,
for
raging of
town
populous The town Twelve
destroyed. and ten have occurred, have been rendered homeless. The appointment of Prince
is
S.,
Al
first.
the Colonial all ready he has invited as Governors to Melbourne, his guests during Cup week, in November. has Burke The report that Martin to the Cronin confessed murder of Dr. be entirely has been found to untrue,
of -the German to the Emperor a
alarm
Prince
to
ever
the chief
iarmy,
of minister the French to the military referring prepara stated now being made by France, a they had been made to keep on
war,
to
Australia,
has
The
provinces. M. Freycinet,
largely
shortly
E. Morier,
Sir
—
fishing Tin
a
London, June 24. Ambassador at British for has been recalled St. Petersburgh, consult the purpose of the Government in him as to Russia's military ing with also and as in re tentions ; positions to the Russian policy in the Balkan
a conference with has ordered complete
after
his physician, other medical rest. He will
splendid and the largely
weather
for
review
and
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REGISTERED MINING
ACT
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AFTERNOON. j
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,
,
,
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To be issued
EVENING. From 8 to 10. Admission,
follows Shares, 12,000 to proto be reserved paid up to 18s., and 12,000 contributing priqtors, 6d. shares to be paid as follows on 6d. per share application, per and the balance in on allotment, calls not to exceed 6d. par month.
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AUSPICES
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CATHOLIC SOCIETY. t
Handicappers.
The following 100 yds. pionship
Brokers L. McOALLUM, Hall Chambers,
for the
Catholic
,
'Entrance
Society. prize— a valuable
race
trophy.
Junior
Champion Catholic Young
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of,
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Entrance
compete..;.,;
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,
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noon
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money,
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must
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of.
borne
Championship Perth
in
races
the
June.
29th,
on
:
that
mind
for
are
the
members of Men's
Young
Catholic
how on
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the the
Iricludeid.
Society race
be
.to
run
punctually
,
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in will be published Handicaps issue of the Record of 27th June.
the
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DREW,
M.
J.
Secretary.
St.
:
& CO., Fremantle.
OF
ST.
JOSEPH,
GERALDTON. For
—
T1ERMS 5 years,
under
10
quarter,
to
children,
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per
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be paid
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8 guineas
years,
quarter.
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10
over
KEYLESS at J. GALLE'S
Guaranteed,
colony. will have the option land into a freehold
will
I.EVER,
SERMON, Committee. 1889.
Building 24th June, NORTH Father
Rev. return
to
PERTH
or
this
near
Mr.
in :
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for be quite sufficient of the the surface largest requirements can and the remainder colliery company, be sold or leased. shareholders will have a Contributing lien all machinery and plant on acquired by the Company, and as a large number of contributing shares have been applied shareholders them for by the proprietary will be mutual. their interests selves, of the Directors to It is the intention energetically develop the Company's land, will be taken of the and full advantage
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Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr.
Jas.
by
acquired
experience
costly
existing
Coal Mining Companies. visible on A seam of coal is distinctly the Company's land, and specimes may be at the office of the Brokers. seen formed The Company will be declared and as when 6,000 shares are subscribed, of shares have already been a large number applied Shares
is necessary. early application with in accordance be alloted and should a less of application, than of shares be alloted applied of money will balance deposited
for, will
priority number the for, amount on allotbe applied to payable not be the ment, and should company will have their monies formed, applicants Forms of application, returned in full. information and further may prospectuses, be obtained from the Company's Brokers. receive The will Company's Bankers behalf of the Company from monies on Shareholders. intending and prospectuses, of application Forms be obtained and further information may from the Company's Brokers, & CO., J. L. McCALLUM Sharebrokers, Hall Town Chambers, Fremantle. 1889. W. A., 15th June, Fremantle,
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that he is gives ample proof deficient of the wisdom quite of the of that serpent species of at which is it, least, generally designated By conceal cunning. he escapes the -ex ing his name and posure, consequent contempt, which would be his wellotherwise for do not merited men portion, with shadows. care to fight
V.G., thanks aid of
sincere
£
rapidly spring up and this land, Company cannot fail to make very large profits by the sale or lease of part of their to the sole land, besides right reserving the minerals underneath coal or other township
mining
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not
Boubke,
his
following subscriptions Perth Brigid's School, North Collected
on
,
SCHOOL.
CONVENT BOARDING SISTERS
Chairman
Yery
,
the .Perth Ail members under Society. of age will be allowed to years
ship Men's
JOHN
THE begs for the
in this
Company
FAULTFINDING.
dove,
at their converting the price of three pounds per acre, and the value of it is considered that when Wales runs from £500 coal in New South and the to £1000 acre, assuming per Irwin of the successful development the enormous River coal field, margin at once be perceiv will there is for profits It is almost a that a ed. certainty large
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Men's
The
events
the Amateur the Perth
of
;
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for
race
fee— -5s.
.
P. j.
the principal
are
Young 100 yds.
and Mr.
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author of a letter 'which. in West Aus appeared yesterday's of the recent celetralian, treating bration of Gornus Ghristi and does. well to matters, sundry other hide his identity under the veil of To seek shelter beanonymity. name hind an assumed is certainly not the most honourable course conceivable but Protestant, if he ; boast the of the cannot gentleness
the lowest or any tender, the guarantee of two require for the due perform sureties responsible ance and fulfilment of the Contract.
AUSTRALIA,
BANK OF Limited.
company
1889.
The
accept will
ST- BRIGID'S,
.
Hard wick
J.
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Mr.
mining
JUNE
THURSDAY,
a
—
MEN'S
Christ"
of
finding
—
YOUNG
those
for
name
IX.
PUERILE
&KIDSON.
This Company is formed for the purpose con and developing three of acquiring Coal on the blocks of coal land tiguous Irwin River, Reserve, haying an aggregate with tlie large area of ,315 acres, frontage to the Irwin of of a mile three-quarters which the proprietors River, present Coal the Fremantle-Irwin Mining to the have agreed to transfer Syndicate Company on receiving 12,000 shares paid favorable up to 10s. only, being the most shareholders ever have terms contributing in any coal an interest had of acquiring
DISPLAY.
the
;
eyes who
j
specifications may be seen, on and full particulars obtained, appli cation to Mr. James Bonsor. The Committee does not bind itself to
your
before
prepared
for
—
:
JAMES
LEAKE, r
On
PERTH
Solicitors Messrs.
J. Town
jlRAND
UNDER
15s.
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from
Sale
on
FRANK
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Committee
having
and
QFlans
Northern,
Roberto.
combat Pius
cartage.
and
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with good, the reward
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CAPITAL
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1
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Skates
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.
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of p.m., 15th 1889, THURSDAY, August, from to contract for persons willing to of the walls, the erection according of the above Convent. specifications, Contractor stories and The finding to
up
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by the
be received
,
10 to
only.
will
TENDERS
MORNING.:' From
NOTICE.
COMPANY
Mecorir.
#t-
"Be
COAL
FREMANTLE-IRWIN MINING
®i)e
,
OPEN.
.
NOW
JOSEPH,
ST.
NORTHAM. CONTENT
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the
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of
,
PROSPECTUS-
ABRIDGED
pERTH pALACE JIN;K
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/of deepi theological acquirements /arid of strong powers reasoning have discussed the yery point here of instanced, Sunday excurwithout to sions, coming any decison. It is acceptable generally hardly to be anticipated, then, that our who certainly friend, anonymous the of, giyes no evidence possess ion of such will qualifications, rvM
mutual
so
,
%
Christi
Corpus
were they' Protestant,
worship sin
as
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clear,
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a
fatal.
man
a recently, accidentally
we
Lady
'"-'r
of discord,-
which, alive
kept
are
by
embers
in this colony, a few med to estimate
obtuse too mischief the., so they do. After. much virtuous because indignation of the desecration of the Sabbath, it provokes a smile to be told, that, had the Roman Catholics the paid " usual fares, the matter probably would have ,been passed over dlers,
"
comment.
without
This singular some gives exception colour of probability to the conthat the real cause tention of the dislike of Sunday excursions evinced by men of the writer's is, that kidney, it lessens the of their proceeds of
May
his
if
hope
we
venture do well
.
forgiveness he would to suggest that leave the to management officials.
railway,
.of ;
,
to
railways
we
If we have dwelt so long upoti Protestant's puerile production it is because it posseses an interest as all. its. an almost own, unique " art of sinking" in example of the Were his absurd threat of prose.. ;
to writing into Affect, result of
would have the useful a him. bringing upon for his imper castigation
severer
tinent care
carried;
Street
Downing it
interference tp:
than
lniucti.
jdul
any
such
we
hopes
The monstrous vain. silliness is distasteful of the diatribe to all sensible men the better class ; and of all Protestants, disclaiming sympathy with it, will wish to see in oblivion as it buried soon as are
possible.
represent ment, and the
The modern cannot
of
spokesman the
whole, for tinguished fair-mindedness. and to a small on
writer does not Protestant senti be recognised as is
a
body
which,
honourably
common
sense
dis
Of the Oxford colonials.
form
.to
ever
belongs diminishing
National Library of Australia
in Catholics
yesterday borne with nation.
down
the Federal to have reported last. evening
charge cheque.
the are
after
evening Christian
In Perth, resident of
man
illness long and resig
Tuesday,
on
the
city,
:
Club hold a An excellent pro and of events has been prepared, to be: a good number of likely
Rowing
tomorrow.
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A man named James Mylie was recently Death found dead in a street in Albany. from natural causes was the verdict re at the in turned by the coroner's jury quest held on the body.
clo not large body of the fnithf ul who Heart of the Sacred belong to the branch likewise the altar Society, approached for the, reception of the sacrament.
was
past,
.
from the Registrar Mr. Godfrey C. Knight, a General, copy of the " West Australian Year Book for 1888."' The handy little which brochure, is now in its third of publication, is year comprised of some sixty pages of statistic al and other information to relating Western and which we will Australia, take ah early of reviewing'.opportunity The work is issued from the Government
to in the WestAccording a cablegram the inquest Australian, upon' the Sunday killed in the recent rail School children at Armagh, has resulted in accident way a verdict of manslaughter being returned officials concer six of the railway against ned in the accident.
Last
recent cablegram in the Daily pearing again announced that
received
Office.
week
a shipwreck occurred in the The schooner Champion Bay. General Gordon, bound from Port Darwin to encountered a severe Sydney, gale when about twenty miles south of Gerald-
of
vicinity
of Captain succumbed last of inflammation to, an Friday after the lungs only a few days' illness. attended the A large number of persons which took place on Sunday. funeral,
A
have
Printing
son
recovering.
In
ton.1 nr\/l
the
W1AU)
At
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The
vessel was and started
.
she
News, Lord
England states
ap it
Gormanston,
is
was
dismasted,
of the
success
the His
conclusion
.
cel of
the words He expressed him self with the conduct as highly pleased of all who witnessed as well as all who the procession. Such took in part of the behaviour on part good he said, hadnot always been spectators, the rule in former and he had years, ceremony, Bishop spoke to those present.
if
a
cases
any
Lordship few
of
irreverence
to him this time, from the grounds, exclude non-Catholics Chiisti was when being C'orpm in celebrated the future. However, so he was glad to say that there was, no far as he knew or had heard, ground The for proceedings, complaint. at 2 p.m., lasted which commenced two hours, the people returning over 5 o'clock. to their homes at about credit is due to the Railway Much Department for the way in which the were
to
reported
;
were carried out, arrangements is and by Mr. Roberts especial praise merited for his personally superin
train
tending
them.
STAR
OF
,
J
useless.
port
storm
they
lUUUci)
KJVUdrlllw
tUlUv
that the seeing deserted her, unmanageable, which for the Bay in a dingy, reached in perfect safety. on
crew,
An aboriginal a native under prisoner, sentence of two years' imprisonment, the -other escaped the Fre night from mantle in which he was lock-up, being offered to send kept until an opportunity him. to Rottnest. He got out of his place of temporary confinement of a by means hole in the cell wall him which hole'he self had made the with the handle of i n his cell. bucket He was how captured, a few on the ever, miles from Guildford, day after his escape. —
from
too, their
Nothing
fine.
delightfully to mar the
the
intended We
At a man named Rawlinson Fremantle, to months has been sent for two prison the for his wife. This is assaulting second case of the kind which has occupied Court at the the attention of the Police Port during the last few weeks.
was the well known jockey, his horse on Thursday evenhe was It appears that the animal ing. whilst riding, going at a fast pace, stum on the Guildford bled over a heap of stones him to Ford and causing road, unseating fall to the ground. He was un violently he is now conscious for some days, but
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accordance white veils and attired in of their with the custom Sodality. Banners were carried by several of the of As the long line processionists. about 1000 people moved slowly was the Irish Litany sung. along, a Here and there altar, temporary adorned, had been erected, beautifully and at each of these altars Benediction Sacrament was of the Most Holy a There was given. goodly number of onlookers, but all behaved with the as decorum. The weather, utmost has been the case generally the on such occasions ,in
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On Sunday last, all on the day on which the roll Sacred of the male branch of. the Heart Association were to go to required Holy CommUnion, a great number of the members received the Blessed Eucharist.
fact
Peterson, Fremantle, attack of
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Mr. Laurence of Peterson,
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Fremantle and Guildford, of Perth, there the former were wearing
sects."
competitors.
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Perth,
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The in a recent Herald, issue, pays, a tribute to the Catholic It says body. " The Sisters of St. J oseph are doing good educational work at Northampton. What an. excellent example in educational set matters is and how by Catholics, it is imitated Christian feebly by other
last.
Fremantle
is
The
We draw, attention to the prospectus, of the Fremantle appearing elsewhere, Irwin Coal we Company. Already, understand, a large number of shares have been and there is for, applied every of the probability company being floated at an date. successfully early
For an native a man striking aboriginal Homer Woodcock, was. sentenced named to four with hard months' imprisonment; at the Perth' Police Court on labour,
regatta gramme there
a
fortitude
;
The
must
p.m.
a well-known Mrs. was Caporn, The poor woman accidentally poisoned. took strychnine which had been supplied her for other in mistake by a. Chemist medicine.
Representatives the of principal districts in the colony take part in will the eight hours' contest go-as-you-please on Saturday week -next in Perth.
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effort is being made Gar by Major 'the to diner, Acting Commandant, a shooting arrange match, for September between teams the next, representing West Australian and South Australian Volunteers.
named Richard Cardy committed trial on the ,for a of and uttering forging a
at
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Young
Handicap
We deeply regret to hear that Mr. James of Fremantle, Cunningham, passed away
There is on in the window of Mr. .'view R. a Myerscough's shop at the Port,, a magnificent coal. specimen of Irwin At has
Catholic
usual
the
last,
took place at Subiaco procession recent all the years. Nearly
Fremantle and Guildford in the demonstration joined in honour of the most Holy Sacram ent. Three special trains from Perth one of these were laid on, and every was filled with passengers. The pro cession was formed in the usual way, at 2 o'clock, at the back of the Monas after His Lordship Dr. tery, Gibney had addressed a few words, which he to those as thought very necessary, sembled. The processionists wended a about a their around way course, marked mile in circumference, by was A very sight flags. impressive the Bishop His Lordship presented. and vested in his robes, episcopal his bore the Sacred mitre, wearing Host under a canopy which was sup Clad in appro ported by six laymen. added the priests vestments, priate much to the solemnity of the occasion. of Mercy A large body of the Sisters
is
sixteen oarsmen composing and Cambridge crews, eight Well done Australia
Sunday
as
for
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colony.
Acceptances for the Men's Sheffield Society's be inj by Saturday next fee is only 6d.
Colony.,,
and
Protestant
Perth
left
1
the
leaving
1
collection.
Sunday for
have
to
was
to afternoon bid good Albany yesterday bye to her soon Major Wyndham,' who is
named' to burned
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Broome
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fanning
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again to be made, a. Typographical
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Unti. perfectly shocking. he settled this vital has; point how dare lie attack the belief of a of his fellow colonists section run:: risk and the 'of thereby flame
later
the yield The Registrar General estimates of gold for the past year from the West Australian Goldfields at above 50,000
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and nominations in. connec the Catholic Young Men's on 3rd July, will be found sports,
Bunburyy
prevalent already proved
was'
long, in the
Union
doctrine upon which of is Corpus Chiisti is These wrong. right1 or a of principle betray laxity
into
with
Society's elsewhere.
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whether the the festival based words which
entries
of
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in
An attempt to burn at Hotel Fremantle been made on Friday
on
e
is
guiltless
any when Sun
survival
tr
Efforts,
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New South Wales, champion the world, has reached, Eng-k
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fever have
At Northam,' J ames Pitts
if with of that, dealing anyone different mental we calibre, should feel it necessary to apologise for stating Not it.. the least as of his assertions is the tonishing n
ti
form. train to place of or
fellow-believer, respectable he drives in his carriage All this day to church.
take Sports place July 6th as previously
on
iana.
worshipp for which ers, for the object they travelled in was its worship
of
a
I
of
sculler
were
and most highest spiritual In of the making use arrive at the appointed
a
Searle,
as, footing pleasure ordinary excursions. Those who travelled to take part in the procession in honor
of
o t
Typhoid Two cases
the it be may the same
.
called,
at.
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amples of the untimely the mentally least fit.
that
if to Subiaco, stands upon
.
character, amid; -their,
Athletic Brookton July 5th and not advertised.
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moment
of
type
o.rirl
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result.
a
this
out of place strangely are to be regarded surroundings, with rather than contempt, as. pity,
to the attribute of a claim infallibility, surely too Papal for his taste,' all his efforts in this be counted direction must as labour lost. But it carinot be for
to
ing
clairii
conceded excursion
for groater respect individuals rights, belong-,
.
better
any
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.
rt
Oi
been Mr.
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with he lays it
n
this
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that has gold the Canning by
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A girl named Mary McCarthy died at the Colonial on Hospital Sunday morn She to the Catholic ing. belonged the last sacra and received Orphanage, ments on her bed of sickness. Her remains to the on were followed grave school compan Monday by her numerous ions. Father Duff delivered a touching funeral oration the of the over grave He referred, in pathetic departed orphan. terms, to the blameless life of the deceased, and he did not to remind .all forget the of the uncertainty of life, present of death, and the necessity of certainty in for that a state of preparedness living dreaded must sooner or call to which all
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It is reported near discovered Stephen Gibbs.
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Ireland; Governor
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of as
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Viscount Broome December.
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day, make
the premier ceed Sir F.
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class which is out of completely He is one with the tiines. of joint the instances, here and there to be rare at found, intervals, of of a the recurrence habit Which of to thought belongs a and darker narrower age. In these tolera days of broader
the the
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in violation
indulged
reqreation
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BRANCH,
THE SEA" H.A.C.B.S.
The quarterly meeting of the above Tues was held in Fremantle on Society day night, Mr. Jno. O'Donoghue occupy attenThere was fair a ing the chair. McKenna Mr. John dance of members. for mem was placed in nomination junr., Townsend called Past president bership. of the the attention meeting to the fact at that was that Bro. James Cunningham, moment yards' dying only a few hundred and from the distance meeting-room, business of the moved that the principal mark of be adjourned, as a evening The sug for Bro. respect Cunningham Re was unanimously adopted. gestion £4 7s. 6d. ceipts .
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lectures
Hallon-Wed-
the Town
in
celebra
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ted
of his
perceive, boldly itself of those bodies the, proclaim organ Free Churches." which it the styles This1 is, exactly our view. An unsectarian not is an absurdity, if an religiousjournal absolute impossibility." to
arrival
train,
-nine
a
was
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short notice of the hour,
for their machinery June 24.
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June the. 28th, next, being; is of the Queen's Coronation, anniversary a Bank the Government offices Holiday, also In the way, of amusements, .closing., the Rink, at the, Town Hall will be opened and evening. The pro both afternoon Palace Rink, Mr. of the Perth prietor5 extra Frank All urii -announces, attractions for that and very generously has evening, over -todetermined to hand therproceeds the Colonial-Hospital. The Palace Rink, in public estima by the way,. is gaining the recent tion and notwithstanding severe weather has been well patronised;
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which the which day the time during Easter precept with may be complied favourable A most expires. oppor to fulfil the Easter precepttunity-' could, he' said, be'found on Friday next, the 'festival of the Sacred1 Heart of -
fine beautifully, frosty nights, too sharp for all
;
Peter
and Paul,
of
festival1
Saturday
St.
Sunday, which convenient day perhaps still to many. would1 Mass, he stated, at 7., be celebrated on Friday and on' the day of obligation, at the Saturday; 9. a.m. usual hour, He preached 'the1 Sacred Heart of Jesus, upon' to members the. reminding belonging the 'Sacred -Heart Association of their duty/ and the zeal they should manifest the in welfare of the promoting He also informed of parents Society. the/ example they should give their children/ On a Christi, Corpus number' of the school children made their 'first communion. They wore and the sight dresses wasappropriate both1 pleasing and edifying. They were/accompanied by two of the young to the ladiefe children of belonging or
a:
which
very rather
are
1
arrived
amongst
In
us. '
the numerous; pre would be that' there floods this month, we have had large none in this part up to the present a farmer but, /at unfortunately,Irving on the Perth Road, abont1 Bandinup, 23 miles from this town, has experi enced something like a flood. Thunder
on
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although
days,
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young plants. Our newly appointed Govt. Resident, Colonel Angelo, with his has family,
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Jesiis/'on
Correspondent.
own
Since my last, there has been a For decided change, in the weather.. upwards- of three weekd -we had a con but for the tinual downpour of rain last five days we have been enjoying ,
congregation' of the near approach octave of St. Peter and Paul, on ;
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spite
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(prevalent
severe
cases
of Mr. last was
children.
among
A reported. Hubble of York
are
,
-Edward week a victim to this last week rumoured
for
disease. that an
and effects a watchmaker belonging was named Skelton I give pending., this for what it is worth. A public of ratepayers re meeting illegal
sale to
National Library of Australia
of .
actio#/
goods-
;
.
mile.
'are
Prosser
's
mil
run
further
Bunbury
Coach
on
every notice. A '
at
8
a.m.,
Green Bushes every Faresto Dardanup, passenger;
to
Company
Wednesday
on
operations
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last,
W ednesday coach will returning at 8Friday 2
and until
leave from' a.m.
iBach shillings to 6s. do / Minninup,
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GOVERNMENT
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Reardon. G. Fraser. The following
GAZETTE:
THURSDAY'/ The following the Government
JUNE
20/'
notifications Gazette of
appear in the 20tli
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Temporary Station.— quaeantini! Whereas by "The1 Imported Stock 'Act, itris 18.76/'it shall be provided that lawful for the Governor- to acquire and set Proclamation such apart by grounds as may be required fo'r'-quaVa1 on which may beerected the tinestations, sheds and'appUrtenances necessary forn-: the; purpose of the said is Act, It deemed expedient by the Governor to 1
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temporary quarantine and- he has./ Fremantle/ set apart a accordingly temporary., station at Fremantle, for. quarantine the purposes of the Act, viz., of part Fremantle Town II 9, Lot situate-, of the poli6e; along 47 feet of the wall
MEN'S
in Fremantle, by a depth of .22 and bounded on the east by a wall and on the south by wharfage grants, now used as a stockyard for shipping stables
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Appointment.
S. to Brooking GeneralSurveyorand Commissioner of 'Crown Lah'dsj the absence on leave' of the during Honorable J ohln Forrest, GM.G. High School Exhibition.— It is notified that Mr. George C; Canning having successfully passed the Examina-' tion for the Government University His Exhibition, the Excellency Governor has been pleased to approve of his nomination as the winner of the in Exhibition, accordance with the Rules for the examination for; the Government Exhibition University on the 8tH March, gazetted 1886. Stamps.— W. K. Gourthope & Co., Derby, have been appointed vendors of act,
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There a were" number of large members present at the meeting of the above Society, held on Thursday last. The reading .of the monthly iournal formed the first of by the Editor part the programme; The articles, though and were few, were very interesting, " headed as follows Comments'on the " late Mock Trial,' Our "Debates," " of a to Beverley" Notes and trip " The Observance of the Rules'. A " debate on the Should question be encouraged or not" horse-racing took up .the remainder of the: evening. Messrs. J. Conway and C. Rodoreda the affirmative, and Messrs; supported W. Reardon and 'J. the were Kelly for the The speakers negative. and evils from advantages resulting
of
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and soon torrents, brook to overflow/ flood
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up look
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comiiig
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fell
small and carrying ing the outhouse many The soil was yards of fencing away; also' washed away from about an acre of potatoes, some' of which were nearly fit for digging. To show the sudden ness of the state that storm, I may -those who were in the yard milking to had to wade knee deep in the water reach the house; The land all around the premises had- the appearance of a large lake. The torrent a carried mass of rubbish a against heavy iron ploughs forming a small dam, and the implement was swept a consider-' able distance. The main road was for a about seriously damaged caused;
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at the usual hour, and on the of the, female day the .meeting branch of the Sacred Heart Association held. was The attendance was good, of the and a very creditable number members received holy Communion. The Rev; Fr. that Brady announced next the festivalof Saturday being S.S Peter and Paul would be a day of and the eve or vigil of the obligation, would bei a feast of-' fast and day. abstinence. He said that he' wished to remind all1 that on the present octave of the feast of S.S. Peter and that Paul/' was on the Saturday the time allowed for the following, faithful to perform their Easter duties would be at an end, and he earnestly exhorted all who had not previously fulfilled thatcommandment of the Church, which obliges all her children to approach once a Holy Communion avail themselves of the year/ would left them for doing so. opportunity The weather appears to have cleared now up, and we are enjoying some nice fine days.This is quite a treat after and every one having so much rain, here is praying that the weather may continue like this for time some All
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harbour yesterday for .a sup She iis aply of coal; and provisions. clean little vessel1, -with wjell equipped a .crew of about1 350 men;' She will remain here for a few days and then1 proceed to Samoa. Mel The yacht Sadie leaves for 'dm bourne to-day with Mr.- O. Millar
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G. Fraser. / Nominations for Sheffield
Sunday
into
came
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attendance.
fair for
very chosen the occasion The subject " in London." was Sights and scenes a The lecture. was indeed, masterpiece of eloquence and was listened to- with marked attention. Alexandria The German warship
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evening after the' which was about the rather Considering given and the lateness
to
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arriving Bunbury same day leave evening Bunbury Thursday at 7 a.m. arrive same Bridgetown evening. Leave' 'Bridgetown at 7 on "Siinday arrive a.m.; Bunbury same evening; This barque Raven, which was1 here has cleared out, loading hewn timber, finished on not having quite loading account of the cranes down. breaking On July 10th, we are to have another, athletics The money left sports. day's from the last sports will then be spent. I have not much to record in but I believe the1 mining matters; are of the tin fields very good. prospects The Mining Manager of the Bunbury Syndicate has gone to Perth to super intend the construction of some
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Id per is passenger to carry of luggage free allowed. any additional luggage being charged for at the rate of Id lb. per Tickets information can be and all" obtained from H. E.Reading, agent Mail Coaches; for' Royal Bunbhry Commencing 'on Monday, June 17th, further Coaches carrying' until notice; and Parcels will Mails; Passengers Monrun as under Leave Bunbury, weight
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all
even
note
to
omitted
which
Won
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our She was wife of R.M. Hare, and shethrown1 out of her, carriage1 sustained some severe thereby. injuries I am glad to report, She is at present, in a fair way towards recovery. June 24.
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fib.
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made for the was Applicationrecently New' Recreation Ground" in use of the of the Catholic Perth for' the holding A reply Sports. Young Men's Society's to f roin the Clerk the City was received Couhbil stating that the' Mayor had been Th'e of the 'request; pleased to 'appr'oVe will take place- there. sports accordingly
of Cabalistic
Congress here
perform
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and a distribu Yesterday an: exhibition connection with the tion: of prizes' in Assisted School Perth Catholic Boys' a There was took present large place. and children number of the parents off most -and everything friends, passed We shall give a full report satisfactorily. next in our issue. of the: proceedings
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Board.— The following re elected to persons serve as members of the undermentioned Roads the current Board,has during year; :
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viz.
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Roads
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J. Allnutt. Chairman, G. W. Lay; Hester, T. JMoulton, man, A. Giblett, the Mann, C. Brockman ; auditor, Police Blackwood. Magistrate, track Minor Road.... The following has been declared a A minor road one chain wide, on the road, bounded north which extends the main from road from westward Gingin to Perth, boundaries of Loca along the southern and tions 351, 411 and 424, through 643 and 592, and locations along the of Locations southern boundaries 1144 boundaries of and 337 to the eastern 633 and 698, then Locations westward boundaries of Loca along the southern of tions 1145, 692 and 693, and south corner of Locasion 1184 ; the south-east south-east thence to the straight corner of Location 1183, and along its to its south-west southern boundary
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members,
leave
the prison alive. She did not hide the insurmountable difficulties to be overcome which would have before the favour could desired they be obtained. She begged her to come to see her in Paris, in case she decided to undertake the journey through that she might Germany, in order as to her as much information give time and means as was best calculated to render her plans more efficacious. in this The confidential details given
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letter
were
Eliza
hesitated
could
be
ot
VI.
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friend.
my worthy attachment seems to me to his heart is honest and me however Allow to say
Certainly,
Bernard's be sincere;
devoted. that if you accept his services you will another charge only take upon yourself and perhaps you will find it very hard on your resources." "
that no
Cease to
have any misgivings for there my dear child foundation for them. The sum
on is
point
to
devoting independent am
naa
cause
is
my annual
of
in
it
this
reserve
ior
I
entirely I
income.
another
gooa
but
Providence has disposed otherwise. So rest satisfied about the future." dear that for "My answered friend," Laura, generous what a weight you her hand," kissing no take off my heart. I will longer I will resist accept your proposals. all from your goodness. My only world is to live for you desire in this and my unfortunate father. It is me ever to think of for impossible work,
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on affections my bestowing any other. henceforth to you From I belong to and I devote all my love entirely un friend. I my myself you, place in your hands and will obey reservedly you in all that you wish to suggest. me For your love for me has inspired an with indescribable even happiness,
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me, for they cancelled."
are
cottage,
than
cheerful time. '
mutual
to
obligations
and hence
are
arrived at their had now was and Laura more she had been for some
The friends little
of your
more
any
speak
They had not
Lady Arras
told
any-
about the papers from thing Italy because Lady Eliza foresaw that the least
indiscretion
might
injure
their
account On that very much. from confi any they had abstained to one. dences on this any point Cause
tliia
Tia.nrn,
felt
former
benefactress
being
a
over
go Catherine.
fine to
towards
reserve
very
much.
her
This
to evening they resolved see the Countess and They found them both in
for they had received very good spirits, a letter from the Earl of Arras to say
little
lier
bids
me
suitable employ town which neighbouring enable the family to reassemble in
would and live
dreadful He will
him
pretty
were
guardians
feared
he would
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never
I
prison give me
know
tated
Laura
:
tions
you are imposing upon yourself retreat. this leaving peaceful Should I have allowed you to give up all tastes and the peace your you account. What com my enjoyed on can I make to in pensation you
by
a
of
means
.
.
we
are
to relieve, me to see
Lady
rupted
?"
you
.
me.
letting
In
inter
if
useful
so
m the preparation that able to they were at the end ofthe week. chaise in which post
for
Paris
hired
a
hoped
to travel
from Paris
through
lor start
They they to
Germany. CHAPTER Shall
which and
we
filled
try
Vni.
to describe the feelings the hearts of Lady Eliza
when they left the peace where they had spent so many happy hours ? The former had here succeeded in her grief by devoting herself subduing to works of charity done solely for the love of God. The latter, when under and the pressure of so trials many had here found a refuge humiliations, in the sweet consolations' of religion those virtues which had and acquired for her the affection won of an excel Both had found much lent womÂŤ. ful
Laura
retreat
for they were in this spot, happiness who both beloved of the inhabitants an honest and amiable were people.
town
them. well that
He
knew
the
panion. Their
first
to
find
the
care
next
morning
their way to the church, for they wished to thank God for their safe journey so and to ask His far, of the for the remainder protection was
and
journey
success
on
under
their
taking.
Laura prayed her heart, and friend fail was
with
that
the fervour of first time her prayers could not
to
hope She to whom
for
all
the
such to be heard and a consoling enkindled in her breast. felt
then went alone she
see
her
friend
had
confided the object of journey. They both relied very much on her influence for the success their
of their
enterprize.
To
be Continued.
of infant
efficacy
is
the
one
explicitly
of the another.
Formularies is
quite
Church
the
its
and
thing, is
Court and did
was
told
to alter
so.
The
as Queen, supreme judge, the advice sent of her Council mandate to the Archbishop of
judgment,
his
in
Arches
sanguine and Bishops,
Crown might only
teaching
of
view
ior
uourt, there
and
takes
the "
a
of
virtue that
the
surmising decide that a heretic the truth, and might
was Te-
mit the
to him Archbishop's judgment to be varied to the order of according " the Court," his confidence that declares in such an event the Archbishop would refuse and submit rather to be deposed
than
Even
yield." were
bishop
such The
a
supposing to
really
would not would remain it
step, fact
the opinion the habit
of the of their
written
UnMAMM
buab
puibiuumi
the Anglican ton thinks,
however,
dilemma
never
and
plated,
words
tna.MLi
that
therefore
the
uj
Adding
so
been
treats
to
according
utuguu.
Lord have
"
by mental
documents,
was
Articles.
can
fitted
..inn
uorcsjr
in
that,
and
lives
to interpret training tl>A MnMtlni.1j.il
to
matters.
alter
best
men
Arch
an
himself
nerve
cruel
a
contem
the essential order of the
Crown,"
mean as though they had no He existence. calmly suggests the clause may mean that an ap lie from the Church peal should Court to the If the Lay Court Lay Court. in its differed decision from the Church Court the cause would go back to the
ing that
or
Church would
Court, simply in the
when think
the over
Archbishop the
question of the judgment to again light the lay judges, his but decision would then be in any event final. We should like to hear what the Judicial vastly Committee would hare to say to this wonderful
contention.
great
he was most useful as a guide and showed so much intelli that gent zeal on this occasion they themselves that congratulated they had taken him as a travelling com so
the
very
pity
conducted
ffiA
itifAfnrflf.
of the Church, that the divinity
of the judgment the thing was done. of Winchester The Bishop
;
was
in
Uanteroury, the reversal
;
departure
frt
doctrine
England Gorham case
on acting down her
me more for I shall any always be happy in your company." Such a strain could not of language to console fail Laura and she poor did her best will to overcome tenderness, her sadness loving greatly assuage the grief he will feel when he hears of and to make the remainder of the his irreparable loss. He will see how journey to her friend pleasant by her much his daughter loves him and he kind attentions. The difference of will live for her. Do hot hesitate towards diverting any scenery also helped to undertake her the sacred mmd from sad thoughts. This longer duty marked out for me was the first since time her eighth by God. Every we instant that she had left the solitude of year delay is a cruel torture." the mountains resist and the valley, and the Lady Eliza could no longer an such She would have towns she crossed filled her with appeal. herself to reproached had she tried But when she got to Paris curiosity. turn this dutiful child from her fresh crowded impressions upon her. The shops, That very evening transformed into generous purpose. wealthy Bernard's master was sent for. bazaars the variety the This of costumes, immense crowds hastening hither and worthy farmer deserved the confidence which was the cries mer and he thither of the street reposed in him, and was much attached to chants announcing their respected goods for sale the noble woman in all tones and voiees who was the the innumer universal benefactress of the country. able carriages and passing following She therefore to one entrusted her poor another in afl direc continually him and charged him to oversee all in fact all which is tions, the bustle that interested never awakened her during her absence. realized unless seen, a She did not wish to excite fianyone's astonishment within the great so to asked him some and filled her with a curiosity, give young stranger excuse for her journey. kind of dread wliich she did not over come until she with her They that very evening took Bernard alighted into then service, and his experience friend at the hotel to which Bernard
even,
ia
taught of that
part laid down Church of
the only thing love and vour world is vour nresence ? to deny It would be useless for me that I feel leaving this spot and these good people who love us, and our poor whom we have had to confide to other our hands until return. But this sorrow will and I can bear pass away, it without much effort. I have told I that the only thing you already could not bear would be to be separated from you. To live with you, and for is Do not you, my only happiness.
that
Christ
what
saying do you not know I value in this
"
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that
him
near
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"
declare
to
heresy divinity
discovered is the like
Lord
baptism,
as in sight. She was they were much to downcast, and turning her adopted mother she said sadly " what priva My good land friend
return
Council
ftVftr
they
the sentence with the
Court. But the Arch Addington, be bound by the judgment
and Formularies
and if of our
as
objects
Omirf:
cause
Superior
he
Articles
very
the through read by
hope on. be near God will help
Tiftv
the
for
it
the
finds
accordance
the Lord
says
conscience
to
in
bishop might of the Lay admissible some of our Lord's
farewells
Neverthe
these
back
in
then,
long
to be
shall
decision
of
great experienced of the pretty sight the ruins of the old
all
be
to
a
watched
of the
Council Privy Court has blundered,
be sent mended
shall
they had so olten medi of human nothingness
the
on
unhappy Royal
still
recommendation
the
Church
greatness.
and doing He does not enable him. Such a hope will sustain and him, then your and his daughter's generous devotion, best
our
a
comfortably again. to rejoin him in preparing two. to a Laura was delighted day or still she felt the hear the good news, from them idea of a separation very the past had been amply much. All and and long forgotten, atoned' for all she owed Laura could not forget a The parting was her benefactress. concerned. About very sad one for all a after their departure news fortnight came friend in from Lady Eliza's de S Paris to say that General was was still but his health living, that so broken by his long captivity
They
still
When
where
few
is
Addington
the
when
at their
present
painful parties.
and
cottage
castle,
and
journey were
Thus were spared both the travellers less. sadness on losing
"
Yes!
"
is
departure.
them. Such a permission was far from satisfying her sorrowing heart. to him," No, no, I will not write she said " as long as I am far away him from him. I would have to tell of the death of my mother, own his and such news would Esther, darling shorten his set life. Let us rather out at once dear friend. No doubt the obstacles are even than I greater ever have imagined, but have you often told me God does not abandon those who place all their trust in Him, and at this very moment, when all a voice within my hopes seem crushed, me
one
a
on started their the inhabitants
condition
on
once, her letter should pass hands of the authorities
he had obtained
that ment
his
to her father
souls
Trial.
that Commission when on appeal to of the Church the Crown the judgment the cause Court is to be varied, shall be the judgment remitted to the Court, of is in which order appealed against, that justice accord may be done therein of the Crown." All ing to the order of which means plainly enough that,
writer has said a great happi to be found in habit," and the two friends never realized this saying so as when they were about to truly leave their home. It was only four o'clock in the morning when they
release for or two one to come, and on the other hand it was that not predicted he would so a survive detention. The long allowed to the young only consolation to consisted in the girl permission write
in
A
ness
years
CHAPTER
their
to
Lincoln
"
dear.
advisability to Laura.
entertained
Lord about
way of which friendship never tires, and this uniform life was and more growing every day more
at least
father's
TRUE.
AND
another
The
;
Daily had they the shades ofthe
sat together under trees and poured out
them communicating However it did not seem fair to let her be ignorant of the obstacles which stood in the way of the accomplish ment and therefore of her vows, the letter was given to her to read. Disheartened by the perusal of the letter she broke down and for some time was unable to utter a word. On the one hand she was told that Hopes
reminiscence.
little
Lady
that
distressing as to the
of
no
TRIED
so
Nature also appealed to then.' memory the beauty of the surrounding country, the fields, the flowers, the trees, every had each, so to speak, its blad, of grass
The
Liquefaction
of
the
Blood
of
St. Januarius.
This
wonderful event takes place times each year. One of occasions is the Saturday before the in May, first Sunday when the of the holy blood is carried in martyr from the cathedral dedicated procession to the church to his honour of St. Glare. three these
different
ThiB which passes through procession, the principal streets of Naples, the is most ceremony that gorgeous religious can be witnessed in of the any part world.
life-size busts, represent Fifty illustrious many saints, are on men's shoulders to the church the miracle is to take whicli place.
so ing carried
in
These busts are of solid silver glittering with precious stones. The Cardinal is the rear carried in under a canopy, in his hands a vessel in the holding which encloses shape of a remonstrance, the
phial
containing
some
of
the
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o'clock
seven
the
vase
to the people's again presented of all, time, to the delight view, and this it was seen that the mass was although it had assumed the natural solid Still,
,
of blood. the right at
colour stood
some
distinctly
into
which neck of phial, .downwards. Immediately was the whole, mass changed like the! blood that It bubbled up and
liquid
our
veins.
bore
in every part was contained. in joyous strains
filled it
The
the altar
Around,
shade
eyery tinctly all
left
miracle.
where
outsidej;NapIes,
there blood on
martyred, traces of with
dis
takes
miracle
still
stone
a care.
in
was
be seen a few that is guard This "blood also that
moment
same
place
Januarius
St.
can
zealous at the
liquefies
the
1
This
body has held
states the report considerable" ;but one that the andience complained
The
and
might say dozens" present.
there
the
fact,
Nor
only the
was
abandoned haye but Wimbledon ;
their
report lhe sub stated to
to
cheering were Catholics
Ten
papers a few
"
was
very
was
even
society
scribers.
in
that,
that
.
small,
at
religion
this
tbe
was
of
fruit
There were, besides, years labour. from Leicester, two perversions reported from and two from three Manchester, trncts Some seventy thousand Mayfield. twelve had been given during away two
months
but
;
no
be had
can
statistics
Two had
thorne, titular
Lord
and of
lectures
distribution),
gratuitous soid.here not look
just—
were
to
ayvaking
to
(according incurring
in
the society) tolerating
Golden
The
St.
a.d.
the country Catholicism.
Jubilee
of
of
the
nresence
is
Rev.
a
of
Rev.
the
Williams
was
St.
Joshepb's Tasmania in Macquarie-street, Eminence Cardinal of His
of Hobart and Archbishop of Goulbourn, the Bishops and Grafton, and a large body Bathurst, of the clergy. The church was densely with people of all creeds anxious .crowded the
Moran,
Adelaide,
to
do.
honour
years charity,
cupied.
has
the lady who for laboured in the
every His
to
available
so cause
throne,
being
attended
Hogan and Archbishop Murphy
"Woods.
many of
oc space being the Cardinal
Eminence
the on presided A rchdeacon by
Bean sat
op and he was support posite tbo Cardinal, Noone and ed the Rev. Fathers by The Bishop of Bathurst (Dr. Gleeson. assistant was celebrant priest, Byrnp), Father Beecliinor deacon, Dean ; ;
'
Begarty (St. Father Feeban
Kilda) ;
the
" the Father of Monks" of austerity while about time' St. became Syucletica body of women. religious ;
and up mustard it
of that
of sanctity True, indeed, do not constitute
her.
orders
religious
of the
essence
integral
of the Rev.
practice The
masters
National Library of Australia
;
sub-deacon, of ceremonies,
the
cruel
tem
in
tralia
was
in
special
for
me
this
on
occasion the
of Charity, Sisters took root in'Irish soil. 6mall in beginnings
once
what
How North they removed
established from their
and the
Kilkenny bearing
everywhere
best in
of mercy," the land deemed
it
those and highest honour to that they
an
serve
freely
the
that the
fallen
infamy their with cities
in
their
I
need
not
;
and from
rescued
were
sin.
schools
sheltered,
refer
to
in
daily
visited
but
homes,
public
the stricken ones the request of at took
authorities
hospitals
in
these
of charge where, nursed they the cholera.
cities,
devotion, unparalleled victims of dying I refer to the need of
'47
and
'48,
deplorable when the dark
whom, to
speak
and let the poor Who speak, bless name. Let (he your of 40 years' speak, unhappy prisoners into whose darksome cellR have you and brought the bright rays of comfort the Let the sick and hope. dying
with
the
entire
takes and
her
name.
all
of you are of Charity order from
most
Sister
The motto of The charity
is
—
"
And
name.
that
as
charity
every her
What
Sister life
is
of has
Charity been
and
to
the
serve
in the of Jesus Christ persons She was in the van and poor. of those of true woman types
sick
guard
hood who, educated in culture and refinement
all
the of
grace and old-world
and
a
little
hands home-
gaze
the
voice Then
of each
and
all
be
Archbishop speak of have
you
Let
heard
the
to-day.
not be lequired I shall to speak of of noble deeds Christian charity, of priceless in the cause labours of poo'r and of the. bright humanity examrjle us before of all ih at you have placed was best in human and nature thost in Christian faith. sanctifying
With ascend years. selves nature
thanksgiving our
petition
We
cannot
for
the past "shall for future your conceal from our
that in the ordinary these years alas ! cannot But whatever length
of be very of day?,
course
many. heaven may yet grant you here, may thoy be filled with all peace and benedinti.on. bands smooth May angel your way to wards the home of your and eternity, whom may the Divine 50 years Spouse,
of
in
the
your
of this diocese clergy and of the work you to-day done in this city for 40 years.
yoji
here /or more you the person of Reverend Mother years Williams. She formed Mary Xavier little band of valiant women one of that 50 years came than who, more ago, to seek out and across the distant seas
amongst
whom
for
of an' un world, .and a home where more friendly mother's care is than lavished upon them. Let the gentle of Chari Sisters whom you have inspired with ty speak, sweet of labour and of your own spirit love. Let the venerable
she each
to-day! witnessed than 40
Let
will.
Divine
speak,
shelter provided from the cold
shelter
iu holy Mary Aikenhcad pressed long ago, to noble self sacrificing for 60 deecds God and for His poor; that sell-same of Christ it is charity rules the life that and governs
of
the
to
halve
familiar.
of
ever
orphans
and
which
alms,
will
tion
—
one
their
at whose have wept bedside you speak, them re and to to bring prayed, and to confident pentance resigna
an|d
distin
—
which
lisp
Christ
first Church, Australia's the head of all and with a
with Know know
.
sympathy.
bf
Aus
near,
Let the ones little speak, 40 years, you have taught during and to bless the sacred name/ of their Let the rich Redeemer. who made the dispenser of yon
in
Christ Ireland
:
large with the scenes
and labours
only their
the
Nor
ones
in were
of
the
has been
!
December pomp
and
'And good father Hall; in this of your life city; these 40 years ?.' Hobart Let during of this' Catholic the community city Let even bear witness many to-day of our brethren wlio'm, separated testify, without their with interfering religious in their belief, you have cheered day of of human sorrow by the magic touch what
now home of freedom a the and fair and beautiful— bright of golden of fleece, golden a land of and of golden ore
all
sacred
the sad years of 1832 when lhe cholera broke out 1833, virulence in terrible the crowded of Cork and Dublin when they
arid
not
taught orphans
in
Sales
Wilson
Christ The cf Christ us." presseth charity and to us to presseth give up all things follow slaves in Him, to become willing His and for the glory of His service,
;
were
at
31st much
on
On
Louisa, Mother
good ship bore Sydney,
,
and softeniiig land of exile. arrival
of their
the
Cahill,
to than golden promise th(e of Christ beneath the Southerh too Cross. It would detain you loDg of were for the history I to trace you of Charity in the Sisters Australia. the task is unnecessary; their Besides, of contemporary career ft matter history
of
was
of the
harvest, better Church
them. Thus were enabled to become the dis of a nation's charity, pensers them the naked were that through were fed the clothed and the hungry sick and the imprisoned were visited and the little waifs and consoled; strays it
visitors
land
a
Walerford,
them and the
bitter
to
Mother O'Brien, Mary John of Tas and you to the shores mania were received and where you the welcomed venerated by Bisliop De
fie. bjd io
well,
mem
privileged
fair
this
June 20, 1847, bound from
of the seatheir lives
the presence from far and
in
is
land
cheering and hope for the message of sympathy sick and the poor. Every where gather lambs of the flock into the ing the little wholesome sound Christian pastures?>of The nation in the teaching. gloried
amongst
in
of congratulation an!d message from the benediction Supreme Pontiff to cheer those Leo XIII., good sisters in noble to onward their bless work, and fructify their in what was labours, land of exile, but in once indeed their
which
in
manner
pains
the
celebrated Sydney with
splendour,
With
the
their in
so
sacred
are
establish conventual institutions island home of ours.
to
came
they
to
volunteered
The golden jubilee last
which
religion
they loved the unhappy children Gael, and to devote
alleviating their sorrows
Father
needless
and man
Sisters of Charity hear that not tale unmoved. In the same year
we
with on near, to you rejoice lived of having privilege singular the fiftieth of your to see anniversary You were of the religious profession. band women who of religions pioneer
—
of
and
sweet
to-day
your
messenger Bernard Ullia-
The could
And
and
far
the apostolic
of faith in these pioneer lands the man whose work and whose memoi'y endure,
form
thousand
.
That
William
ten
share in celebrating the golden jubilee of that most and happy oc auspicious W e have here to-day, casion reverend mitred mother, a Prince of the Church, heads from beyond the seas, clergy from
to
prelate,
Polding.
to
here related the the foundation attending of the Sisters of Charity. its to he also history, regard After to its referring spread to he said
is
it
ories.
a
a
guished a prince Cardinal,
It
to
ever in the two hemis live that his and mourn death pheres for his rest. The mes eternal pray he bore to told of Ireland sage that and sufferings hardships beyond com of on the unhappy victim's pare inflicted
circumstances of the Order
to dwell upon of the order
first
through
!
shall
follow divided
they the
society counsels.
evangelical
of
came
.
'on the pure incense of self-oblation altar of religion. What a day ofblessand of joy, and of promise, that ing, shall a day that morning 50 years ago for ever on'the shine conspicuously of Australian pages history— aday that shall for ever have associated .with
Australia. Ireland
far-away despatched
of number their adieu to the land
an
for
in was
late
ever
shall
sorrow
the are
they
Christianity,
Christian
in
represent
but
Church, of
part
heayen
children, jto hearts the 6il human sym
—
abhorred. Ireland
that these
spirit
God,
yows ,of poverty, and devotion, to. the first who sent up to clear Australian skies
obedience, poor— the
.the
as
of Bishop Birmingham of Cabasa the Archbishop
them
grew and to the
far
nation and the religious whose orders, ; has came but down to iib, were record and flowers of the the fruits Church's but the natural were mature growth; products is within
Sisters
Ireland,
by the sacred
soil
chastity, sick and
of the convict despotism sys and suffejrAustralia, hardships the bodies of ings that nofc only tortured to but threatened even their victims, souls them damn their |of by robbing ancient and their faith, imposing on
that time onward, through all the of the Church's years history, long wherever she lias raised the standard of we of the cross, behold orders religious
,
Church,
a
existence
at
lately,
About
Tipperary,
England woro dangers which
Golden Jubilee Xavier Frances
celebrated
penitent, of band 300 year
numerous
life
same
head From
"aDgels The Mother
a
the
who was Southern
Antony. his
began the
of
followers.
saintly
the
Magdalen,
the leaders
were
of
of her
sorrows
children
was
the
Mary
the
trials,
parts from
Mercy
A messenger by Australia's Archbishop
austere
if
Mother.
-
the and
spotless,
the
or Apostles, while Baptist,
for (probably but of volumes 130 This does
and
!
much as the awful
very
life
His
of model
(Monks their
lian
care of heroic and unwavering pathy, and devotion. In the beginning of the year 1838' a tale of sorrow reached Ireland from her
the
monastic life" Men took as
of her many
the
,
angel
into their pour breaking and the wine of tenderest
our
of
in Dublin, William-street, to thence Gardiner-street, spreading the to western country wilds, throughout to of Galway, Mayo and Sligo, Cork,
tracts
thousand been sold
in of
tions
to
Dumber, of these that had been read. of publications The number purchased accurate index from the society is a more of the degree of influence which it pos
hour
exiled
Westj.
Australia
learning, climea a generation of true womanhood"; to elevate and purify that womanhood ill .and rank in of every class every know. was the She, as you society. first woman who ever sanctified Austra
from God's right comfort Him, so in the
an
to
Charity soothe
last
the
through
was
darkest
there were multitude who a agonies it for many preserved years in the midst of the world. For were nuns as there there had been ascetics and hermits before the regular and popular institu
spoke. Ireland
the,
sesses.
yet,
and women springing her. Wherever the adorning was seed of the faith planted, and spread its branches up shade and shelter wide, giving
annual meeting. attendance was of the speakers
its
day,
bieeze
As in the days anguish. of the the Bacred heart with the weight bleeding him in that oppressed
sorrow
Angels
Mon-
the
upon
ooine,to
the
and
with when
Gethsemane hand .came
religious times, as
men
Naples.
Reformation Protestant Society.
The
of the
of
men
who saw took place, St. Clare
opinion, that and everything of con the Church that had witnessed a great they of Puzzuoli, In the little town
vinced
ed,
educated
were
of
our
triumphant
it
"
organ pealed forth of delight went and exclamations up from the thousands present, amongst able to some who are still whom were with the trace saint. relationship
in
it
of
says " had been honour talembert, Virginity ed and practised in the Church from its the sublime maids Besides who origin.
turned afterwards into
find
we
was
iu
courses
which
in
the/vessel
life
A medical doctor who of his Eminence saw of blood falling drops
the
of although community did not exist in those early
And,
.
At
repeated.
borne
was
of old, Saviour
—
the religious Christianity life lias found a place in the Church's The of the fervour economy. early did not permit them to rest Christians the com satisfied with merely keeping but them on to the led mandments, counsels of the Gospel. of the practice
was
hills
crushed
of
beginning
the
came and still continue to of fair lay before the daughters treasures, of faith golden ;and these .southern to train up.in
civilisation,
of Erin, valleys when the fairest of her daughters and of her sons were the bravest daily being borne down to the tens grave in their when and their desolation hundreds, was universal in the country, and the were hearts of the well people nigh
here
we
famine and fever had spread whole face of the land, when
affliction over
readers. give to our "The Ghristi nos. urgct of Christ us." Coi. ii. charity presseth Lords 5, 14 My Lord Cardinal, my and Bishops, Archbishops, Yery Rev. from the Reverend, and dear brethren,
which
The prayers were recited by the Cardinal prescribed to His and responded by all present. the vase, which Eminence then showed and about size of an is circular ,thq when it to the people, watch, ordinary was seen that no change had, as yet, " Miserere" was taken then place. ..The of the other and some recited prayers
of
'
ago you chose as your and in portion Wlio was your joy and hope heritance, in the of youth,, and morning bright Who now is comfort and your stay when the shades of evening already to around begin gather you that Divine
Spouse
in
whose service
and
for
whoso
glory every thought aud word, and act of yours for 50 lias beeu expen years ded, may He comfort with the you all tender mercies of His Sacred Heart, and at last take you to the bright home of His Father, there to be glad and rejoice Him in one with glorious everlasting. Jubilee. Amen, '
r
.
the
over
>
of blood in altar
mass on
the
|
.
the to (secretary and Fathers Hennebry At the conclusion of the first ascend Gospel the Rev. M. W. Gilleran ed the pulpit and preached an eloquent of and a sermon, touching synopsis Rev
,
tbe solid containing colour of dark clay-like Clare. the Church of St. vase
clouds
O'Haran
Dr.
Cardinal), Kelsh.
.
Rev.
blood. occasion On the last martyr's left the cathedral at four tbe procession and in the at six o'clock afternoon, Eminence bis Cardinal Sanfelice, o'clock the. of Naples, deposited Archbishop
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Adroit.
Penelope (who has 44 Do yon know, testamentary powers) I sometimes Edith, fancy baby will be
0.
Aunt
—
persuasion— than
Mightier
Bribery.
the
The
pig,
watched
Revised
window.
proverb— Where
there's
will
A jeweller's
—
law
a
suit.
Basbfulness spoons--
the'
brass.
the
like
it
off
wears
plating shows
it
—
two
see
of them
The
both
to
loyal A
A
of
art
A
—
successfully
social
be
to expected the administrator. is
sides—
triumph
operating .
together. who
traitor
on
pickpocket
which
to glass mirror.
ladies
are
The
addicted—
.
There's except nothing like leather, of course, of the the crust ing, upper wife's first pie. young Presence in
of
some
mind
is
well
but
when
a
cases,
in himself he shouldn't
of
danger try
finds
man
to
freezing
keep too
to
enough
;
octo-ginarian.
Why ,
'I
have
said
best
wife
in
neutralise
while
If
the
of
of
cabbage the
at
Stofah:
Major
of
weakly
I'm
all.
I
the house
do say, Hawkins, 1 gave you ? cigar I don't think of it
that :
to
trying
it.
forget lives in
this he world for all he does and credit he gets credit for When he dies, times as much as he ever did or
While a seldom gets says. three
man
Penniless.—
evidence the assaulted the
money Brown
whisky, the
(proudly): old man,
lawyer
took
it)
?
Can't
the
There
that
I
give
you in
other
is
all
off
into
4
in
statement
for
the
The
side of the street. "But he's got
44
jug,"
a
what jug ?"
of
he's
swinging
persisted Can't
it?
him
Take
Brown wants to bet me that in ten years more New have of over a population Robinson (excitedly) up, Dumley, take him up,
to
running the
is
4,Ink
out
rowing stuff
that
there.'
makes
to
him
the corner," 44 Nonsense
:
44
Bet
You
never
Speaking who Curnso,
had
of
member
the of.
sign-posts hear of ravages for
societies
'
pleasure.' lbs
cli <
4
Manhattan,
ever
the attention
on
her called 44 The
saying: speak
never
into forming themselves and mutual improvement nonsense !' Ob, replied
heard; 'I've since I could walk.'
lesson
a arc
they You
civilization.
vOne day the childreu
object teac
elected
of
Cumso.
Irs.
iv.
been
just
heron. small
blue
bird
Indian
haviug
were
to
its
had
no
tail
an
The
of."
to
saying: it
must not be talked
about."
National Library of Australia
1
particular he reached the and tile jug was
anxious loaded
boy
versation 44 Are
knew
growled
mildly 44
it
I
!
corner
44
he danced
to
you
gave him programme
that
had
fifty !"
—
jug
to
of
one
powerful He
in.
was
overflow first
con
for
investment
an
you
own
claim
you
believe
we
the
waut no
partners
can
buy
de opposin what including sect, am bawn of women, has moah or less moah. egertism, giuerally what fails ter De man preshiate hisself no needn't 'spect 'preciashun from odder folks. dis heuh Berlubbed, bizness mute Milton don't inglorious
and
then
work, inside
sunk
:
the
to
whole in
all
of
this
us
look
an
at
offer."
held 44
see
out
He
liis
Why, you.
the
it.
to
be overly but rich, give yon 16,000dols. and interest." title
I'll
our transferred to our necks tho before any country The old chap was tho for several weeks, but
that,
almost
broke
to
began
men got or three, year ho took
laugh the other arid to machinery four
baud my
Have
and
dear often
said
annals
notice
long
shafts,
and
:—
I'm
man, wondered
a
did
to. It was a you went you poor pity fellows were to sell out so cheap. obliged take a couple of hundred to Here, get a clean shave and a new suit of clothes N. Y. Sun.
poor,"
per, she
one
told
of
the Inspec Shetland Is
time
under
extremely
she would that She did not
likely
kind.
any
old
an
ago was
Mr.
by
came
She
look of
care
is
Smith,
Board.
not
short
Lerwick, some
in and
incident
"the
on
the
few
but and
there distant, being no in that Barbaro instiutions place, the of a pau occupied position from which out. The trouble
mainland,
miles
parochial necessarily
living suffered and
on
small
a
is
dated
better in some
back In many years. prosperous days she had for the foundation Chronic
more
way laid and Dyspepsia, and out of this Indigestion had sprung as and age up other complaints her. infirmities crept apace upon bodily albeit she bad Barbara was not ignorant, fallen
into
In
poverty.
somehow
obtained aDd this,
earlier
the added
asthma
and
was
native
could
that
the
others that
It others
is
fluids
probable
in
the
at the
pit
state of sufferd
long
affection that
there
stomach main trouble
would soon her disease
with the do, bad breath,
leave
began symptoms
usual the
of
rising and
oppression loss stomach,
throat,' of the
coated
and
the
if
dull
in
judgment
to see enough the disordered
and
be cured
a
shrewd
bronchial
a
wise from
she fair
life
of
advantage
to education, enabled her to use ness, good situation to her own respect she had health. Although
bad
;
sour
faintof
sleep, in the
taste
eyes, tongue, became chronic and mouth, &c., and finally her not being able to find hopeless through The Inspector states that she any remedy. had
been
under
but to made
medical
would
that
in
Syrup
it
;
is
and
a proves failure and die in peace
last
my only
does
make
no
two
or
1
reguest
of Mother
bottle
a
me
week
a
one
is
give
:
Curative
me
more
hope.
good 1
no
to
expense
parish."
'
she
seems
It-
Mother
The
wrought
What
was
course
of
been
able
about
Syrup
of in
the
cases
the lone woman poor pitied her how petition, believing, as Syrup would proved as useless medicines she had astonishment their few
a
to
was
out
the
to
of
house,
first
taken
which
and
her
rapidly dyspepsia), Barbara will that
hearty the
power housands Mother
as
the
Inspector
hosts of Mother who
of
living Seigel's
were
Seigfel's
and distance, health than The asthma
ill.
were
true
taken.
in the to -find, had not only to move bed, but and had taken
better
enjoying
bronchitis, of symptoms
already she
considerable
a
actually she was
since
that
days,
get
outside
journeys
sale and
the
by
of
one
granted
the ever, the other
seems
hold of and read
Board
and
and
had got Almanacks
Seigel's
cures great like hers.
ed,
I feel There
,
the
she
"
SeigeVs it
or
strait
:
no longer. be dead. ihake of you.
it
shall
will
this
the following touching appeal I have been Inspector swallowing months. They do me no good. for on I can to ivorse. en from worse going
day
I am dure I
treatment In
effect.
no
to the medicines
of
to glad where
the
of
of the
and it need
land
If
—
called
J. R. Macklejohn, of the tors Poor, at He says that lands. named Barbara woman,
years,
I'll
Request.
yet pathetic
Gray
John
headaches,
of a over I00,000dols worth of ore out of that claim. Inside of three years he took out half a million and then sold to a syndicate for double that sum. I met him after he had drawu in Denver, and -he 200,000dols.
Egotism. A brief discourse Rev by the Right erend Whangdoodle Baxter, of the Austin Blue Tabernacle. Light and Gennermens Berlubbed Ladies
case.
make
:
silver
Dying
and
amusing poet
what
one
the
and
cures
will see Chron
44
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
HUNTER at J. years,
two
her.
one-fourth
a
Oh, I waut
alters
people way.
News.
teed
rotherham
s.
ailments arose and digestion, in
anything
which
think
out of get climax came. butt of ridicule
cents to Paul St.
0
ness
up he said Doesn't seem
rights,
for
n
as
chance
I'll
a
nn
Barbara
?"
I
a
that
;
and cost, you trifling and have good health.
a
XO
from
follows
Have
cash for you right, We closed on
?"
bought
not
but
as
property
claim
44
—
I
looking
That
him
:
you
and
you took him out there. I don't believe he knew the first about ore thing but he descended the looked shaft, around a bit, and when he had hauled
!"
me
you
in
but put your Dr. remedy,
harm, pure Bitters
icle.
reside
I
here's yonr money the other. hour after the later, spendiug in solemn tho loser thought,
on thing 44 Certainly. the boy, and out the carry
about
sir,
you only simple, American Hop
Soule's
An
to
spare,
money and confidence. Our
sir.
does that
always at good times
a
line?"
vouv
around.
think
could
we
bait ready put up enough
ran
1 am,
on
as
revolvers
our
green, be taken with
to
down
"Yes,
chuckled
!"
it
thick
specimens
sold
only
with
44
his
in
A Pauper's
out."
feat,
that
trust
Eastern
as
the
be very rich." 44 ? One-fourth I don't thing.
upon and
—
inquired did Colonel,
sure
knew
in
when
for
else
have
mining
a
dashed
heuh
before
not
his
bent
some
as Colouel, Drat hira
An interval
could
boy continued
apparently
be dar these
for
cine
ill,
—Man
tail,
next The day she asked of the write a description the scholars wound a and little up by bird, girl 44 lias a The blue heron tail,
but
44
44
4
slipped,
don't
West, and every was ready to buy
and scraped with. We
was
pieces.
the
ink .Unfortunately, make men's thoughts does not always visible. Ink is very often like language, us of which Talleyrand says it is given our. to: conceal thoughts. about clubs,' remarked Mr.
The
proceedings. to swing the jug,
just hand
United
to money a week's board in advance. We pay sur at and as placed figures 20,000dols. I was the of the smoothest talker I was selected as the spider to quartette walk the fly into our I went parlor. up to and after a of City Virginia couple He days 1 got hold of a Boston man.
watch
to
up
dar
is,
one lawyers, ob de Texas
were
of them
enterprise." "But I
rushed
further
before
dey heah
two
ago, the
in
much
so
and clothes, style, buy good, and better healthy food, cheaper clothing ; real and substantial of life more things get and the foolish way, every especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors or vile using so much of the humbug medi
raked "salt"
us
dollars."
twenty
as
Times.
spending
Tenderfoot.
a
everything when we had
.
Done !" Half a dozen
performing
dat
right dat am
and
he gets Colonel.
the
bein'
half
Hard
stop rich food
fine
droppin' am
More will
you
simple
interest
exclaimed
If
four of us breakfast, who had jumped an old claim in Nevada a sucker. We put up a job to catch went down about with twelve feet a 44 struck shaft, and then indications,"
ing
saw
Teber-
only
dis
years
mine
silver
before
it
!"
you
was
capitalists
man
single
44
men's
visible.'
thoughts
tenderfoot blackberries
the
around
it
—
dozen
A
in
swing. boy who wouldn't." 44 I'll bet ho breaks
4
and let me hold the money.' 44 An the salmon run exchange says Columbia in the River." Should thiuk the would the salmon voe in it say but River Columbia ; perhaps they prefer
a
de bat.
that
Let
No
heah
dis
in
Salting
a isn't boy is being, strange he looked the Colonel, as queried of the office window. out 44 1 don't see anything so very strange one about that particular boy," replied of the other as he sauntered loungers, the opposite a boy of ten on up and saw
a
he does,
too only glad about Uncle yer. Mose, " " Texas Siftings
ebil
talk
pass
Bet.
Colonel's
'
4
to
folkses he feels
ignurence.
den
folkses,
neber
odder
slack in when it
plenty sacred presinks,
ending year balance was
A
But.
Ef
mighty
room
good-
He
fool.
in
more
am
with notes Jackson, descriptive &c." In each as to habits distribution, case the prize offered was the society's No communication medal and £25. had, however, been received.
—
2,000,000.'
the The
of Port
time.'
dollars will York
president,
Elizabeth-street, Roberts, the chair.
head."
:
Dumley—
rooms, Alfred
out of the four subjects for which 44 had been viz. On offered, prizes of the Australian the Chemistry Gums 44 of On the Aborigines and Resines," 44 List of the Marine Fauna Australia,"
44
a
—
of the society to endeavor promote' scientific research had been responded been received on to by papers having
carry
be
self-
'
as
GALLE'S,
—
man.
De
am.
giuerally
dar
am
for
one
ceptin'
he
self-
eberybody eberbody
and a membrum reporter Legislature. moah I Once tell you scared ter speak well of yerseff,
of the meeting Royal was held South Wales
Well,
While the dirt the brushing gutter. his a little ran from clothes up to girl said do it and him Mister, please Mamma see that didn't you again.
100
States
the
street
rolled
passed big as
De
dat
de hat inter I says ef dey dey berleebs
—
man.
cane.
includes
folkses
what
money
Colonel.
?' a
nacle
Society.
31
44
collar
am
pities
some
'
showed that a of £5 8s 3d. left in hand The members' to for the year amounted subscriptions also reported The secretary that £651.
matter,
and
fell
had in Friend
!'
away
it
jumping
day
some
have
years the
What's
-4
gentleman
car
in
my
fifteen
for —
(tasting Brown
;
brutally you Have you any ? extenuation
and
wouldn't
The annual of New Society at the society's Sir lately,
a
category' yer who
man
dis
eger-
He
fool.
tell
J.
Jewelled,
;
in
de
ob a sort wid nobody. quarrells don't blieve de same sorry Ef
his I admits he feels
between
allows
LEVER
and
Pills.— Holloway's Ointment and Safely and Securely.— When the severities to the genial of winter have yielded spring invalids should make a determined effort to regain when through their lost health want of appetite, confinement indoors, and disturbed the entire system sleep, has been weakened, and the spirit have been broken remedies down, Holloway's are The Ointment equal to the occasion. rubbed over the regions of the stomach and liver, aided by the internal adminstration of his will the digestion, Pills, rectify the bile, and purify the blood regulate three sanatory actions which will speedily confer renewed brace up the falling vigour, confirm the flaccid and nerves, muscles, restore the ailing that great cheerfulness, charm of existence.
man
in
self-conceated inau widout
goldheaded
heah
£<_)0
-
as
natured
be jolly."
Royal
a
man
I needn't conseated
sit editor can and every night up late see alLthat is When I am a going on. I mean to so that I man be an editor Then that may stay out late at night.
retiring financial
am
a
no —
as
big standin'-room was
HUNTER, Capped two years, Guaranteed Albany.
SILVER
toot and
—
who thinks
man
Howsumebber,
a
am
iu dis
he?"
I had.
house
A
sir
No,
:
that
—
the
shows pliantiff. offer
to
thing Prisoner
Prisoner,
Judge
else
.
was
the
paying hang
yer loud
it
am Dar of hisseff
much
mind.
carryin' conseated
and farthing, He the theatres, ings. sent and to gets wedding cake him, sometimes but not often, licked, gets he can take back in the next for things which he generally does. While issue, the other folks have to go to bed early,
44
said.
He
in
too
Self-conseat
three
same
down.
you think Hawkins
circus without
also to inquests has free tickets'to
March
4
destroy burn the
you the onions
it
world,' She end of
soft
the smell cook onions wish to
boiling,
time. smell
the
husband,
long-suffering me with always strikes the broom.'
the,
Because and finished
sovereign
one
the
9
built
ever
a
To
Palace
Buckingham
is
the
to
go
evening
The
at the died Pittsburgher recently eight glasses age of 80 who had drunk He was a of gin daily for fifty years
one cheapest whs built for for another.
He can and
The
is editor in the
:
world. afternoon
44
on
—
cool.
A
such
frequently
hisseff.
of
dar heah kentry. Dav's a differunce andde tistical man
a
Aunty.!'
A schoolboy's composition Editor" ran as follows The of the one happiest beggars
will
death
are
know
you
a
detective.
a
Oh, good
snare,
What are in the most unsocial things world ? Milestones You never
the
looks
of de
ef eberybody be wouldn't
dat
tells
toot
at
hear
thinks
own
:
often
is
when
who
I
it.
and
horn,
much
too
!
:
a
there's
own
frequently. We often
into
(astonished 44 Like Aunt you, Penelope ? candor) Dear me! I hope not." Aunt Pene 44 You And lope hope not pray why, Edith ?" Edith (suddenly recollecting herself in view of Aunt P.'s powers) 44
on
Edith
:
sometimes.
Well
me."
like
pen—
.
Gilded
tried
I has
pay. yer
:
.
& s
ir
no
than
more
disease
(indigestion and it now abated, be as hale and soon
and himself, witnesses
Syrup
just ready Curative
be
to save to perish.
Syrup
one
to the
is
the for
and medicine vendors by all chemists A. J. White, Limit by the proprietors, 35, Earringdou Road, London, E.G.
'
—
Nesbix's
Ladies
Silver
Waiceces,
£3
10s.
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W.
Practical and
Rundle
Jeweller,
m
.
and th best selected stock of first-class of EVERY Jewellery
HAS
cheapest
Watches
and
of
in the Nesbit's colony. and jewelled) Levers (capped and rough stand riding work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years. Nesbit's 'without Walthams exception.
Anvils,
These
famous
most
fact
Pills
these
giving
from
tution,
impaired all
all
ages
and
;
MEDICINE
as
Wires, Douglas
are
are
never-
FAMILY
and
Pills
Ointment
New
78,
Oxford
St.
Oxford
533,
St.)
„
Leontines
Earrings Alberts Leontines
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
London; sold
are
the
throughout tions
for
ifiS
in
use
almost
on
Boxen
Oxford
.$33,
WIST
every
look If
Pots. London,
Street,
with
to
addres
they
are
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and
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thanks returning past favours, are prepared to
the
generally
public
thas
to announce manufacture all
BOOTS,
the
on
classet
shortest
English Grindery
Leather harid:
Good
and Uppers and kangaroo
hides
always skins
and
maker
to guarantee
.exchange do'spatched Colony.
to
all
of
parts
:
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torant, KAY'S
for
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for
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to
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in
and
and
Whick"is
England.
brilliantly
only in
connected the shortest,
and
Spirits
House
for
fBass's
contains
Travellers
for
and
of Burroughe's
one
at
to
telegram
AS
resort
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Visitors,
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of lovers
of
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ce
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on
and erected
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complete.
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French,
AND
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TO
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port,
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Horses
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and Spring by Mrs. Luton,
Early
selected personally in Paris, London,
purchased curing
KAYBROsJs'tock-
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bach Stables,
,
for
requisite
Privacy
milliard
Everywhere
House.
Balcony
Bath-rooms
front.
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York.
Chest
for
specific Contains
&c.
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least E.
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is
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good value.
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—
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for
quantities.
favourite
Roebourne.
Andrew,
of,
Straw Hats and Bonnets. Hats, 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Mens, Youths and Boys, all sizes and marked low prices to qualities specially meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing much begoods at prices their real value.
sold.
Complaints.
COMPOUND,
of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the English and Con tinental Markets.
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IN
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COMPOUND,
article
every
LINSEED,
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with
(120
large
STREET,
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THE
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in
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OF
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boxes
liamrock
watch
Perth. Agents
„
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quarter
cases,
VARIETY.
stock
practical
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Practical
in
Goods
a
on
taken
small
DRAPERY
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
—
the'
V.
by buying besides having a large from
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from
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pos and
a
at
save
will
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per Nesbit,
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in
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20
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;
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has just
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collecting,
Britnall),
to
for
of 'COLONIAL sible notice. varied
&
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to
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Alberts Clocks
Wedding Rings Electro Plated Cups
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the
the
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language.
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Medicines
of
World;
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Purchasers the
„
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all
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,
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loading) &c. Harness,.
Teas,
Studs& Earrings Jet Brooches
Studs
Netting,
The
—
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Pumps,
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Necklets
also
,
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B. & Brooches
sets
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„
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„
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Walthams Gold Watches Watches Silver
„
Manufactured
are
at
only
like
HEAEMM,
Stocks
full
Station
Fowling
Rifles,
Ladies'
,,
unsurpassed..
W. G.
Agents, hand
on
repaired. Nesbit's
Brooches
„
The
or
Watches Silver Gold Bracelets setsBi & E. „
become
GENERAL
the Colony. with a Watches two of every Jewellery to order or repaired
„
wonderfully to Females
incidental
other
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Levers Nesbit's Gent's' Gold
in
Watches
consti
has
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a
a
as
the
cause,
ailments
all
vigour LIFE.
OF
where
cases
weakened.
in
energy,
SPRINGS
whatever
or
efficacious
and
recommended
in
remedy
the
on
Kidneys,
tone,
confidently
are
and
BLOOD,
CHEAPEST and
These
of Life.
soothingly,
.MAIN
great
failing
of
yet
Stomach,
Liver,
They
the
purify
powerfully,
and BOWELS, to
necessaries
the
are
.
the leading
amongst
ranks
Station
Wire Galvanized
Cornsacks,
,
Medicine
Importers
requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
English
Household
and
HAVE always
description
Great
Merchants,
Stock
'
This
Succeeds
"Nothing
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the
SeOSOlB.
FREMANTLE, General
'
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PERTH.
STREET,
HAY
Adelaide,
Street,
WAREHOUSE,
.
of
(Late
COLONIAL
oftlie
.
Watchmaker
ComnieBioementi
SARII8N &C0,
1.
,
.
Yo E.
Bryan.
&
Bathurst,
for
the
office
of
street,
CO., N.S. W.
Right the
"
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Perth
,
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