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Each of us can convey. echo he has heard. We can Father's and set forth words, as
message minds. And
to
itself
it
our
presents in effect, is the what, pur Letter ? The Holy port of the Pope's of his Father has seen in the celebration Jubilee a fitting Sacerdotal opportunity flock of giving to his world-wide a lesson, old
but
indeed,
needed than his
sees
needed,
ever
the
childreu
on
already him
upon
them
occasion
this.
words of warning He teaches no uew
tion.
defines
nothing
exhort
us
oue
setting and of a spirit and the practice
There
of speaking to aud of instruc doctriue He does
;
he but
strange than that
uatural avail himself
of doing
to
good
to worth
Holy means
to
us
But
the
of the office. Pope's mistake how much men singular character of the Church, and of real the bond which binds together pas
tor
and
to
the
It
is
the
nature
true
the of
writings prejudiced
We
flock.
who
men
and
this
see
by
are
means
no
The
unfair.
the
in
mighty the
.
of the Church and organisation of her ritual excite their majesty theii der and command respect. fail to the utterly grasp they of
meaning
it
do not within
They
all.
won
But true
under which, the real
The
exercising
shepherd spiritual '
Pope a
is
no
world-wide
are
only of souls know all
Encyclical. present may read the real This authority. ruler
is
a
His
no
message
with
merely
to
an
the but the the runs
Pope's
order Ambassador
an
true
a
of the
elearly
issuing
It subjects. Christ bearing of men.
those of Heie he that as
meaning is
and this;
before
brought
such words
in
earthly
sway. his teaching power and privileges to
mere to
his of
the hearts
before setting us Christian the duty of lendiug lives, the Holy Father goes on to enforce the out which lesson by pointing the dangers
Not content
attend
words which
the
neglect few but fit, beset modern
to drag anarchy.
it
at
a
come
entering different
of this he shows
more
upon from
In
duty. us the evils society and threaten barbarism aud into
down The warning
could time.
fitting-
another Jubilee the the last
hardly We are
Year
very
—
centenary of the French Revolution. may seem to a far the Papal Encyclical cry from of and 1718. the principles practices there is a real connection Nevertheless between them. They teach us the same look and it is well to at them lesson, We may see in the Revolu together. of neglecting those duties tion the result It
to
which
the
Pope
is
now
National Library of Australia
exhorting
us.
When and
the unbelief
to
it,
must
it
;
it
go on to think
is
What does it feudalism are is
society darkened and
now
pre
eating creed, of its
its
sensual
little
the
ones
and
Rationalism,
atheism
fruit.
bearing
are
steadily the These
are
are
the
rouse
if
bat
we
a
to
men
Father
Holy
of their danger, than this we Heed good.
sense
farther harm than
no
go
may do more to and apathy do much lessness prolong havoc is but far greater wrought evils, endeavours to remove them. by mistaken of the Revolution was Much of the evils of men the work who felt that the world of joint,
out
that they the words "
ing aud
on
calling
each his
be saved
Fifth
to
men
wicked
own
often
we
on
were
imagined In right. doctrine
their of Carlyle, Gospel of Brotherhood, to old any of the four
a
as
and rashly born to set it
Evangelists, and amend
existence
but
;
that,
,
they
Gospel
a
rather,
to
according
hint,
a
Jeau-Jacques, amend each the old
Evangelist, to
men
was
accord
not
repent,
new
calliug 'world's
and be saved by mak wicked existence, It is ever thus ing the Constitution." with there natural movements of "re form."
Each
of utlier of society,
individuals
looks
not
at
his
classes
other If
own
they
find home they would much in their cause for forbearance judgment much to temper and restrain of others zeal. Herein lies one of the most their the so-called differences between striking at
looked
—
of an earlier re reformers age and real formers like St. Charles and other saints. aud his comrades were as lax in Luther conduct as were loud their own tbey The in condemning others. and severe reformed always from within they began with themselves This is what and their own household. to do we are now taught by the Holy saints,
the
on
contrary,
—
alike the against the wild theories of social he holds, reformers, of the emblem a Christian
Father. Warning evils of the day and pretended before us
in
saying
life,
This
conquer."
remedy avail heed pect to
—
the
listen
them. flock,
of
warning atheists to
It that
?
it
is
to
the
iu
iu
is,
this
truth, if
sufficient
all-
ourselves this
us
"
effect,
we
Will
it.
voice and
Nay,
?
shalt
thou
the
only but
will
the Can
of the
it
spoken
C- tholics,
shepherd
not to
putor,
Seareheth
the
his
speaks,
search" but ;
of
with
such
no
say, who
ours
worthy
No
Church
Catholic
raids
make then
they and
so
;
possessions,
our upon them off
as their own, pass generally, them in the process. however, breaking The Ritualist the especially parson, one, abroad, youthful goes and, e.g., after a Requiem sees a sacred minister, the Processional Cross Mass, bearing so when be gets home, he has a proces
Him.
Aad
the
first
Words for doctor piou
Truth
himself
proclaims of truth
the
as
of St. foot on
sort
a
:
chain
proper
but
his
Our
which
terpretation will
of
divines,
the
course,
the Anglican
sweet"
of the
dering is
and
cometh
shall which
interpretation out of doctor's
him,
to
illusion
him,"
an
;
Catholic of the Catholic
household
no
he wants
which he calmly devotions Anglicau, by anti- Anglican and; utterly
tear
his
but process, hope he will.
we
down
he must
oblige him, of his owu may think he must cease to be and
wall however
to
"
become
ae
a
a
true
little
have
Though have
they
extraordinary don't liveiu of their
one
got
don't
intend
even
about
poking
stick
to it
in
suit
doesn't "
his
him."
own
yet they premises, can fiud
our
them, their
our
though
;
it
carry
their
cometh He docs, indeed. to search us from
a
and
neighbour
these
come
to
see
if
Mr.
our
doubt
not
O'Brien
but
to
'1
off
thinks
being he
"so is
a
Fletcher."
Instigator
an
crime.
following
P'Bricn
on
made was speech by the Keiimure estate
before his recent arrest. The ot the man speech shows the sentiments and gives the lie to the assertion, so frequently made, that he is an advocate of violence : bear with me while I I ask you to and solemn word. I serious say one shortly
and
seareheth
—
j
know
if
house
he
Mr.
ever
it though bit. Yes,
Now,
in
glories
Philip
picking
it
garden, furniture
then he and no
did.
res
lor
own
and
!
and haviug doesn't be
;
though they
1
which
one
and
fads
they
owu
are
of their devotions
recognition he mutilates these in with Anglicau
there are very fine bird, though plenty who of more knowing birds behind him are iu their sleeves and out of laughing, foolish them, at the jackdaw strutting about in feathers not its own. Littledale. It is quite Mr. Oh, yes " true. Ilis couieth and neighbour him." I should seareheth think he just
ise
house,
their quit and dwell in
up what they found something, long
And
Roman,"
Anglican neighimpudence.
to
idence aud come has foundations,
fu
much
as
Roman authors and ;
fancies.
and
it,
won't
Eng off
most
hinder
to
origin, to fit
as
so
importance. No, mere neighbour, child" in the
household of God. Bat some of these bom's
do
The
order
in
so
:
adup-
palms
in
land,
to the Catholic belong hurt him no doubt, he to shreds Anglicau clothes
the
in
:
to cold, formal Anglicanism he makes up a Book of Devotions, ted to members of the Church of
to will
it
;
Canon,"
known
who is no nearer, only a neighbour, to than a necessarily, being Catholic, the is my next-door baker, neighbour, to brother. There is a wull being my between us which he must climb over
family
a
(like
not Post Communions," which are but the Book Prayer of Common that doesn't matter a bit; he soon stitches He a them in. happens to drop npon and Garden, finds of the Soul, warm, which are un solid devotions, stirring,
is
if
celebration"
"early
in
he
!
same
taber red
no
and
please Protestant
oh,
;
the
when nobody is boy, " He notices Secreta," .aud for the Dead," and " Memento
looking"). "
he does not live in the same he is an of the not inmate Church he is not member a ;
;
be to have but having
;
"
and accept his Version, interpretation of it, allowing that " he that is first" is the representative of Rome, and " his Mr. is or neighbour" Littledale, any of the Ritualistic representative party. That is our the Ritualist we neighbour for he gets as close to us as will allow, he possibly can, bat he is only a neigh hour house
bis
naughty
to
the
home
at
out
the wind
s
master
who
cope,,
nacle or carved behind his painted He looks a communion table. into Roman aud sees that there are Missal, so 'he leaves no them commandments,
just friend
his
:
However,
stick
all
The
:
search rather talc,
sails.
will
we
"
viz. proverb, of himself
accuser
first
atten he return, of cere
he makes up by having seveu instead of one, and to make the has a sham taber more perfect
lamps
is first, arrogant Mr. L. is his who Papist: neighbour, turns inside him benevolently comes, out and exposes him as an impostor. For myself, I prefer the Vulgate ren
a
would
it
at
thing nacle
He
as
to
;
prophet
handwriting. is the etc.,"
his
pops
into
close his
on
so,
;
flits about his and with investiture, delighted orders people about more commandingHe sees the red ever. ly than lamp in. the tabernacle burning before every " how Catholic Church, and he thinks
in
this
to
give
monies
in
cope
a
the altar
at
immediately
"
conieth
bearded clergyman had temper (at having
in
someone'
sues
dance
:
cause
neighbour
him."
breast He that seemeth just and seareheth
a
(or Cele in a
the butcher in a surplice what carry the cross in used 'to' Jo), bearing front of a long of processiouists. He line attends a Pontificial High Mass, and
his
upon
text
scriptural in his own
first
is
he inscribes
style,
the
a
and
after
or
Sunday High
his
both) with
to
-
and
day
bration, dalmatic
the going to put his dragon, Roman and then march Error, back to his camp under the gratifying impres sion that he has scotched that serpent. In order to make his debut Iih before Protestant io the audience qaite is
before
Sundays,
on
probably
who
George
own
ex
sion
is named, pamphlet whereby the reverend
,
they came good motives, not we would mind. Some of them do, are and we then to see always glad them. them over We show every the whole plan of where, and explain the Catholic house and grounds. Such
world we
sceptics is
the
to
and
I
as
are,
to want, they patch their own tumble-down up dwelling with from odds and _ends Catholic in order to make short sources, poor that theirs is imagiue sighted people
—
will
farnts
the
at
only of
or
hearken-
Anglican
"come
The following reflec very pertinent are suggested by a well-known writer in the Tablet by a pamphlet written : by Dr. Littledale
that which
this measured conveys warning, though But picture. they are, paint a terrible If the Gilead. there is balm in Pope of the he shows us the wounds age a The warning us had remedy. brings well been to little It is else purpose. to
chief
on, goes are very thin; and hear offers them seek shelter under that
what
motive.
tions
.
us. and under which the Pope's warn sets before an unheeding
in
bat
will
Neighbour
plate
com
These
society.
around us the dangers
ing voice now world. The words
Socialism,
nihilism
aud munism, undermining
world of their
what,
:
more
most.
needed
is
it
hands.
—
His
the standard gratification And in the schools of its is silenc voice of religion
ethics.
the
the
inside
never
were
hear walls
no
to
more
and
sec
they see to temptation roof. But there noisy others of these neighbours
for
or
regular those who
can
for
but noise, and braw from to morning Babel of confusion.
Nothing quarrelling
a
—
and
much good not will for themselves surely follow, of alone. They may become the means the around healing corrupt society it from the to them, and save abyss which downit is hastening Tablet.
1
atheism,
it
accumu
which by the evils 8th century. Scepticism aud corruption, are luxury Materialism is its heart.
the
?
it.
and
night Even
Holy
doubt it the con influence
of
out
ling
arm'
the
in, their
is
weapon
does
words
absolutism and ? Modern
no
mighty
the.
luxury
we.
a
out
beset
still
out
that
matter
?
us
theirs, I
spread yet further the abroad the spirit of unbelief than bad lives of and professed worldly believers. if And, on the other hand, all the children of the Church through
by amend
begin
even
warns
of
spirit
which Who can
against
Nothing
plunged
are
?
faith
that must remember of -Catholics has, no little the lot of others. For good
evil
was
that we strange can read such words as these, and feel their aud yet shut our force, eyes to the which us, growing evils around give terrible. promise of a harvest yet more It
lating."
on
has described for us when the Revolution Faith is out; gone in ; evil abounds and man has faith to with
is come scepticism accumulates no ; stand to amend it,
ing himself
duct
and the poor iu and when the charity other harvest can be
"
hand.
at.
was
rich
Father And
the The
was
redemption. the remedy, of the evils which
and despair, cold, what
is
might
sovereign He is
means
salvation end— -the of God. We glory it is well to have it
world
a
aud
tendiug flock. Mis
and prerogative
more
all
was
is stand that there that Catholicism nasseth show. is of the heart;, her is religion beauty within. The ritual observances are the of that inward tokens and instruments without which all else is of no holiness
avail.
selfishness,
later
not
for ? Caryle looked the state of Frauce
are
vast
hear and obey, not there is one why. thing this Letter of the in observing Father. It be the may happily outsiders as of enlightening some for
is
reason
fruit
luxury
came
It
their
us tainted with the among and age, the worldliness
whence and
see
not
was
it.
misery
evils
of this his
ceded
now
tending.
of Nemesis.,
Revolution the bitter
of
light to
revolution
was
materialism, their natural
in
nothing
new,
of
it
hour
of
easier
is
wave
ed when
virtues.
of the Christian
nothing
opportunity flock ? It
arrested, and he
;
holy lives, of faith necessity of prayer and self-denial,
What more shepherd should
the
in
the
us
this.
all
He
afresh. and all to lead
before
is
more
day. present round him guthered
eyes
seizes
never
the
at
their attention of all fixed
spirit,
:
It
by the
belie
.
events.
remain silent. The yet we cannot words of the Holy Father teach a home which we should lesson, ly and practical all receive and take to heart. at But, the same food for reflec time, they offer which do and suggest much they tion,
his
lives
many
,
To
And
speak the Holy
joy
of 1789
history that whither
as
of with
lovers
been spoken in whose Catholics there none Are
have no
to
is
of
who
can
in potentate aud that
one only defeat
us,
but
Turner—
Colonel light. tell
us,
I know the as
it
is
Tory
villainous
not Moon lie
to
have been papers have been outrages
there in estate upon the Kenmare of the Plan of Campaign. consequence 1 say it is a lie that there was aoy outtelling
us,
that
a
Captain
Kerry is
committed
.
to
the would be Letter Papal to praise it were obviously improper; If there alike needless and impertinent. it are of appreciating by any incapable we can themselves, hardly hope that any would them. words of ours enlighten
directly
with
English
and Germans the heart It gladdened of God; envy: and drew from his impassion Klopstock ed lament, Sie und nicht Wir." But at the present can read the day we
so
criticise
not
filled
that
not they will Are there
heart vain.
coming.
really
ult
j
fitted
need
no
language by all.
was
good
;
well
is
of explanation to he understood
any
if
diffic than their own. It is not for that it is so, prove to them of us have lived iu that house of and right glad we are to have got
better ,
|
offer
speak
to
outer world. them to the only through If we all listen and take his words to
"
:
for
be left
may There
a
'
freedom
uii English published recently The of the Papal Encyclical. rendering all words are now before Holy Father's
and readers, themselves.
as
this
was
is
;
seemed
it
We
our
to
wrongs It
'
side to the brighter of 1789. There were grave be redressed and at first
movement
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that
Would
'I'
at'
you Seriously and 1 ask you
not
it
Say
in
this
humble
the
one
have
we
if
undoubtedly
'tind
"struggle, 'sickening
'thSse
very
(
that
terror'
poor outrages upon homes Were to be conhave W withdraw from
peasant's 'would tihue'd, in' this estate' and withdraw disaster and,, I 'have too Vnuch in defeat. But in the splendid confidence good- hearted of Kerry to '"a'nd' 'people '
'
we
They
!
gbbd-natured of would do think anything they I believe the kind.. 1 know, you little know what '"have suffered. I consiitutional reason h'ave totrut fd you
.
industrial
the past which
treatment
her
for
the Mr-. workability ..of, scheme of autonomy which
Bombay
from
Trade
taking
Eng
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1
"
'thatl'
hud
that
I
struggle I am
ih
if
it
is
believer
people and nature— to deliver the people from the of 'nightmare has been and crime that
Irish
'the
of
:
!my
—
a
motives pf incipial have in friends tkip to do it, and possible
of the
ohe.
"a!iid
Kerry
in
the
Irish
of trade
physical
their
trade unlimited
lost
almost
Bat
in
new
long
so'
ana
your people, the spirit of
bvfer'
brbbding in to Kerry' >to infuse hope is the and 'shtisbine' th'iit overspreading to of Ireland fest! you by offering which the attractions of has all policy manhood and noiie of the repulsiveness of' crime. '
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Russian
for
Colonists
Abyssinia,
last brief
pressure
the
Bombay
<
<
of under
all
in
sists
comprise
a
146
of
persons,
ten bishop, priests, number anda
officers,
military described
All
artisans.
as
embarked
at
Said
Port.
and; twenty; of men
as
these ordinary
the Austrian Lloyd by passengers at which touched Suakim" steamer, of expedition, is alleged The mission; of the1 the direct to be under patronage Tsar.
"England
and
Ireland."
son of the de Pressense, M. Francis and well known 'Senator, Academician, in Protestan t Pastor, h as j ust pu blished book on Ireland and England Paris a
from
the
Act
of Union
He
1888.
to
our
in
states,
that preface, the question, but England,
a
when he began to study in favbur of his' bias was '
days— 1800-
his researches he completing to "the himself converted found of limited or independence, principle Homb Rule; such as it has been defined by Mr. by Mr. Gladstone and accepted The consists of five work Paruell."
that
on
The
parts.
methods
first
with the the Union.
concerned
is
to
employed
carry Catholic
The
of second treats Emanci the third of O'Connell and the pation, directed' movements him. The by the Fenian movement fourth describes and
'
the political
and
reforms
social
by
to which Mr. Gladstone settle thonght the Irish question. The fifth deals with of a Mome'Rule party the foundation by with the entrance of Mr. Isaac Butt ;
Mr.
the
on Parnell connection
close
with
the between with the of the
;
existing
agrarian
political
6cene
questions and
;
errors victories, struggles, Home Rule party daring ten years; with of Mr. Gladstone with the conversion of the measure the rejection proposed by him in 1886,' and with the formation ;
;
of the Unionist coalition. M. that he was Pressense confesses of his researches thai the result accord
with
hearts,.
united
of race, common
eariy
thb with
instinct's
of
Ireland
"by
Francis pleased was "
in
French bonds
and by common remembrances, he sent and an sympathies," copy 'of his book to Mr. .Gladstone
who, in
his
1
rejily
says,
"I
have
National Library of Australia
often
a
about
They
new
young
women.
subject very fact that a dDzen under construction, is
consume
which,
i
rivals
250,000
com
spindles In the the city,
per
month,
and
to
factories
these
from
15s.
on
require
of the number three times employed for the same number in English factories. In
18s.
to
the doffer-boys from 6s. be said, that should however,
It
7s.
order
an
average
operatives of spindles
of this the cause the board of extraordinary growth, of the Manchester directors Chamber of the instructions on of acting to
jCommerce 'the Chamber, jmonth of
ascertain
in the lust into the inquiry held Having, twenty -three, examined welland many
last
Subject. 'meetings informed
commenced
year
an
the board was witnesses, unable to agree in its ; report and, after the fashion of Royal two Commissions, were issued— one the by majority reports the The the other by minority. that the was reported growth to geographical advantages the cotton-fields one to on
majority
mainly due proximity hand the
and
to
other.
though
not that
the consuming markets on These advantages are partly entirely,
neutralized
by
the
all the coal and nearly stores have to be imported miscellaneous to the from England. According report of the minority, the growth is mainly " the in Eastern due to fall great In exchange since 1873." discussing the minority to the the subject, point, fact
that while the trade has important fact, the geographical advan been expanding in been diminishing tage has actually asmuch the cost of from as transit to India and to China and —
England
\
.
„.
a
in,
have increased property by and thoBe vvhich per cent., education on the part, of the imply offenders grew disproportionately., ,Thns, against
,
opening-
150 350
,
cent.
increased, and In
per cent., per, cent.
per nearly
bankruptcy, frauds
official
Bavaria,
,
oyer
seven
for-,
ending violence years 1879, impure and in Wurtemincreased 237 per cent., while for twentyberg 218 per cent., four years was in England the increase
of
up
accounts
fraudulent
cent.,
face
to
50
nearly
industrial
new
76.
who
such we
cannot
East
is
to
taking
have
at
to place influence: This condition
Wickeder
iu hotels, in boarding honses; -of the is family individuality or and its lost, authority disregarded unknown. The managers and chaplains of our are and reformatories prisons unanimous in the opinion that the great cause of crime is not so much ignorance
P
of a home at the and in instances
the absence time in youth, as
on
sance
Mr. an
op
R.
George the
on
article
Stetson contributes New Princeton Review London and Hobber
York which Stoughton) somewhat of a surprise to
(New
We
are
|
of
jsays, jcrime,
take
a
in our
We
will
the
ranks
of
years
in
a
—
more our in literacy general, greatly habits and tests more refined creased, our that no one will a statement controvert when made in reference to state of the, in the whole but with society country; —
this
and refinement increasing literacy found that we have a decreasing moral educa sense, and with increasing it
is
tion,
an
mitment Brutal
social education, of refinement
frauds, receive
j
com the of crime.
dissoluteness, and bar inhuman,
and the outrageous, barous are now crimes, fined to the lowest class The habits aud crimes
trust
in
increasing ability and concealment drunkenness and
skilfully
cougenerally of our society. which indicate and a degree
position, —
such concealed
which, by the sanction
as
breaches of frauds ; public influence,
political
of law
;
embezzle
for
a
that without
was
a
or influence of minority.
critical
where
made of the
been series
it of years, pro home
very large any proper the daring
later
of multiplier Stetson, the of oar intellectual character exclusively, to repeat present system of education
Another
crime
important to
according
is,
Mr.
remark
is
true
as
to
"
schools for than
fit
the
of not with an assumption Neglecting, the traditions which knowledge, superior still surround us of an education which in itB adoption of means to, was perfect
Puritan and end, and in vVhich our fathers Pilgrim anticipated Rousseau, of educational that great reform, apostle as the intellectual we have declared that, to and dominate faculties are superior the
all
others, they alone vated, to the exclusiou
in
ot
forgetfnlness the same
With
their
fatuity,
should ol
the
to
,
true
the,
the development, of body and mind-?— yve powers of religions the exclusiou have decreed and the neglect and manual of trainiug, which are most in these faculties potent of a the and determination formation and character. stable, upright board, of a " system," I am the speakiDg purpose of all the
—
and other similar burglaries, are the peculiar of province middle class.
foundation
—
j-
and,
as a scheme of our education whole, the and not of few exceptions, by which iron rale is only made more prominent. that the Roman We canuot but confess is the that religion in asserting
crimes the great
.
culti-
interdependence. want of fore
and indifference of education
sight,
be body,
which are to ments, compromised either the criminal or or protect victim, both under the together ; cheating, pretence of insolvency the misappropria tion of skilful public moneys ; ;
.
;
of Locke, which day as when he made it, oar us for the rather university world." a
—
of moral deca period dence a decadence which is not con fined to Massachusettes and the United but which casts its shadow over States, the European is continent. Education are
found
has
inquiry
been
portion restraint
optimism. the Mr. Stetson midst, of immorality and flood rising which it is most to important :
class,
has
as
in
bearings
systematic criminal
come
:
and
complacent
Renais
a
move increasing from the country
apartments, where the
i
"
The Barbarism."
American
the
in
due,
of our population the consequent overcrowd the cities, of all classes together ing and herding in called in cattle-pens tenements;
—
growing
home
to
—
World
the the ,r
doubt;
uo
ment
the East and machinery may even than the power the West. St. James's
a
gives of
decline
is,
to
measure
great
that
steam
of
causes
btetsou
—
cheap cheap
The
tap. now
—
the
to Mr. the
now
alleged,
first,
their
of
reservoir
a
Turning evils
formidable
more
the
Air
for
earn
a
the
as
rivals
:
Is the
working
labour has caused a rise. general The average is wage of the male spinner about 22s. the best hands per month, about 36s. and the worst about earning
-still
greater of cheap land Gazette.
containing 464,000 spindles and 4,000 looms. These are factories all said to be more or Iosb prosperous; not one of them earning a less dividend than 6 per cent, per annum. Wages of course are much lower than in this the increased demand country, although
siders
of
command labour as labour iu
prove
factories,
The
face
here!
are
manufacturers
our
are
when
spinning power. present outside Bombay Presidency, are now there twenty- six
18s.
less
other
;
corn districts great American brought to the a com iliUropean agriculturist resources with boundless natural petitor at. his of so the development disposal, the Indian cotton may give industry
roughly:
factories
more
add about
will
pleted, to the
world,
seep) flood than
the half-century number of criminals has increased three and the number of repidivisfes times, five times. In a nfew Saxony, within,
the
of cotton, and employ inclusive of boys and The interest of the much enhanced by the
operatives,
of the
rest
falsified
tons
80,000
48,000
countries:— In France,
few. very how supply, labour at their manufacturers are
be
that we possible with the beginning revolution. Just
the
the city of Bombay alone fiftyone with working cotton factories, a| million and a of .half andj spindles looms.
submerged
the
,tQ
wiil be. the rising
(it in
,
with
in
12,752
regard
,
the
caused
.
colonists foi Russian " Paissi and Father" Abyssinia1 " have Free Cossack" Atchinoff, the of Obock landed at the French settlement boat watched despatch by an Italian The expedition from MasBOwah. con-j
body
spinners goods,
their
With
twice,
under years, criminals eighteen years :of 340. per cent,,, and age have increased child criminals 100 per cent. the In, old provinces of Prussia,.! offences eight
due to partly notion .of that
depression seek to
than
England
Indian manufacturer at the expense of his English competitor. Whatever causes of may be the true and sudden this of the rapid growth the fact itself Indian cotton manufacture, is of immense It is significance.
result was with a trade opened up has continued China and Japan which with There "are amazing rapidity. for
outlet that
now
A
of that
less
to effort able, by increased and reduce cost of pro quality duction to retain in the finer their, trade With to the fall in the yarns. regard rate of exchange it cannot be too often has taken place that such a fall repeated and must whenever take place gold becomes scarce, favour and the fall must
(he over-prod time to the cheapened. cost and;, partly between and India. of transit England The
.
improve
a.
of depression,
period generally
skilled,
Manchester
the-
should
very rapid exten took place, no fewer than seventeen mills been started in; the having, of these followed Then a years.
sion
1873-74-75,
highly.,
disposal,
much
is
of
ever,
Lancashire, causing the of uneasiness in minds English That was cottonspinuers. industry started the intention of supplying with the local and for. some only markets, it lived existence. but a feeble years
'
helplessness
to
.'.853
....1,195
1880...,,, often said
,
'
marvellous
.
redress. I 'for seeking and I "'knbw have been pdrse'cufed, yon to say 'abandoned by those, tb "am'febtry to look had a right for wbbm you I know all and; guidance. rWlieh'
1
means
......670
1870
Consequently
regaining With an
growth of the; Bom the last bay cotton industry during the consequent loss twenty years, with
..'290
1860......
:
,
The
1850
are
land.
'
—
:
of efficiency the established was. fairly trade naturally began La expand rapidly. And as the skill of the Indian operatives is to still further the likely increase, chances of the Manchester spinner
but
Gladstone's in question.
is
stated
Xt lis of any increase,,. that,, crime in America is due to the. increase of foreign bat Mr. settlements; this, Stetson the case. In says, is not 150 there were five times as. many foreignborn prisoners as natives. Now there
trade.
of;
defends—
nobody
the .population, than one-tbird.
to, less
no
.United
the.,
following remarkable of prists to figures showing the number the million periods persons at the several
iuferior
as
in
increased
to learn the powers the industry could such a degree a feeble life nuiil only live would of efficiency had been attained as render the manufacture of the coarser and when that standard yarns profitable,
mental
;
—
and
well
as'
trainiug
has
States, 'relatively since the war, by And he gives the
One important increasing. has been overlooked by the When the cotton industry., minority. was started in India the natives not only did. not for the possess the skill required trade ; were than but less competent of defective on account Englishmen,
a
land in Ireland
crime
extent
been steadily fact, hower,
I do. not England and Ireland who has single European author of and stronger the greater, acquitted nations." be the two probably It,, will answered that this is the point beside and that it is notithe of .Eng acquittal
know
of 56 whereas the advantage from cent., fall in the trade has of exchange
per the
,
between
believe for
are
things
ask
I
to
only
'
grave reasons, these danger and the one
1
arid
j
against
often dictated opinions, by motives to the question. I seek entirely fjreign the opinion of the .world in especially its literature, n cause, that great:
j
thtoiigh Eriglaiid I tell the same, "
baseness with which and blackened, this moment. All
'defaihed
'bring-
is
the
to
.
are:|
we
the
upon the of,,
'part
Japan has decreased
Church, reason,
of
all
philosophy,
true
and history
,
has
education,
behind
it.
As for the statistics of the question, Mr. Stetson says that, by the judging number of commitments, year by year, to our and State penitentiaries prisons,
other defects in After discussing of the time, method educatioual follows Stetson concludes as :-
the
Mr.
.
and
blackguardism
is'
civilised
,
chafge
them. because
the
:
Tiifaraous
'an
that
imagine, that it is untrue the Continental. Press is not unanimously in our favour. to those I did not allude, ephemeral
,
'NytidnaV'lieade i
adversaries
my
world
i
ubn'ihis'esfate
told
this
..
!
i
"on in the district whiitever td'which'dur 'Estate 6rgaui'sation"extehds arrest of a secretary of and the ''""rage'
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.
no
this
latitude/
pur
may
'
moment
will
be
-we
but it exaggeration to observer that every
slight
a
;
apparent
the
approaching
rapidly
are
when itcanas be said truly of the' French society of as' / decade.
the
in Cattle Markets.
Boycotted
present
the
to
'"'regard
farms
'
been "'deserved. lifts
"
here
sale
the
Finding
:
'
by
''difficulty
'
such
adopted and' Their
salesmen and
the
(From
the
tenants
have the
in
.led,
thns
rendered Scotch
and
the
Anti-Irish Paper on Farce. mission the Parnell
Pall
Says .the
extensive session for
hundred
millions
purposes;
counsel
from
,
it
the
the
for
most
Here and
emphatic
of anti-Pariiellite
rampagious
—
organs Sir Vigorously against Webster's ponderous handling that the and declaring case,'
protesting Richard
the and conduct of the trial have progress than those who been more unsatisfactory from it can have least expected excused Webster
Richard tire.
as
-to
out
exclusively unless indictment out
he will;
"quite
any people that Sir anxious
as
the
irritate
them."
Parnellites
for a pleads of the kind of evidence ending the court lias, been hitherto that and suggests treated, the later of his portions' much are more made clearly
he has
v.ery
no
believing
is
It
those he. has do harm ra-ther
than
cause
for
and
convict
complete to which
that
refreshing..' his fViends
drift
of;
to
yet the
which
is
good of
/Ml
as
The, Attorney-General like the caii scarcely straw on the current
latest
thia
with
than
hand.
in
aud
of public
dealt
.
to
thinks
It
be.
may fi
V
opinion.
Execution
The
time
when approaching the United States
is
York
of the Electrician correspondent the meantime the' is but in informed, Mr. Medicoof which Society, Legal the a member of Capital Gerry, also is a Punishment, Commission, -
"
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has
.
the to
were
th.'
was
metallic
through and the his
The
;
is
North
Tire
Hohensibanffen's She down.
subject, made of
its
Adelaide
to
Colombo The a
;
of
One
was
.wrist
another .'.-the -thiough ,'bb'dy from of the current passage fastened baud to; "the forehead of the wrists, the body to' one method
proposed a. metallic
between head aud a metal plate committee has rejected
methods. with dogs,
It
has
made
and
reports current from
the passing bead to a point
on
the
National Library of Australia
his all
a
feet.
these
experiments of favour the top of his
in
spine
between
at is
It
of Jack
the
steamer Lloyds has broke machinery bound
was
and
for
was
from towed
Bremen back to
repairs.
King
of Holland
has
Robinson leaves middle of March.
the
had
again
for
Australia
are made for the Arrangements being of Western loans conversion Australian into 4 bonds. consolidated per cent, debt amounts to one million The entire two hundred and sixty pounds. London, February 20.
credence is General attached that the Government millions borrowiog one hundred for defences.
the intend to
report
sterling
regarded
is
of
Houston, the Secretary Patriotic Legal Union, evidence
before
the
produced
the
SolicitorClarke, General, he during a speech at Deal, stated that was not at liberty to give of the details in the manipulation the scheme involved of the Loan, but he believed that in would be unnecessary. creased taxation
working
are
Mr.
W.
sentenced ment
in
Birmingham
been
has
hard
Parliament the
and personally, to was appointed
for
labour,
tenants. Mr. inciting received a seutence previously of 4 months' imprisonuoontfor conspiracy sent to Gaol. and was Clonrael On he was greatly that occasion excited and resisted the desperately gaol officials, him to pnt on the prison who compelled
garb and have Mr. Carew,
his
hair
M.P.
cut.
for
for
has
Kildare, tenants
inciting
to
IVi. Tirard, form a new succeeded in
a Home has Ruler, defeat in the eleesigual his Perthshire, opponent 1700 votes. additional
an
a
progress formation
towards the The leading ministry. Press attribute Parisian the woak President's character. Two thousand five have been discharged Canul which works,
suspended
till
next
has of
made
been a
French of
section,
the
the difficulty
to
and
position
are
now
month.
in conseqneucc. prevails The wool sales have closed
entirely
Much
M.
who
War
for
which
is
prices
Albany
anti-Boulanglst. The proposal for converting debentures into Australian cent, inscribed stock has commercial
in
Stocks
quoted
are
basis equitable was desirable.
is
quiet.
INTERCOLONIAL,
raised
Melbourne,
20.
February
been dis irregularities the of the covered between managers the London two branches of City Messrs. Kidd and Chartered Bank,
The
have
been
strike
Parliament
the
27 th
of
the
Conference shearers'
amalgamated
of
but
are
Australasia
held
in
gram draw present The the
has Premier that General his
retired
to do
willing
pay
received if
a
colony
it
so
if
a
cable
a
is
Melbourne,
at
un
recent
Newcastle, 22.
February
will
held to-day of the
be challenged
the
on
The week's amounts
the
who
Saturday. of
bodies
the
drowned
were
in
the the of
return
400
to
at
tons
Broken
of
Hill and
bullion
of silver, for a crushing of stone— the largest record.
98,500 ounces of 2,500 tons
£273,
return on Brokens
place are now quoted at -that there has from 40 the lode, 22. February confirmed the the Broken
on
inquest men young
Monday.
has taken
meeting has special for subdividing resolution
the
in licensing boats. surveillance Sir James who arrived Lee-Steere, from Melbourne by train yesterday, leaves for Albany by the Rome on
have decided that be officially repre Dunedin Exhibition.
is It 53. reported in been a shrinkage to 3 feet.
in
was
the
on accident boating Torrens blamed Lake, the jury authorities for Corporation laxity
cannot Downes he retains his
Brokens
which
to
£1400.
Sydney, meeting
caucus
three the recent
not
at the sented Shares are healthier. Block 14's 91s. A panic in Junctions Sales this
to
the
At
appointment. Government will
Trades-hall
total
Adelaide,
on
perfectly Australia.
Co.
Address-in-reply.
Tuesday. 20. Adelaide, February decline The Government sending Canadian to the Conference, delegate opened
an
Moonta
of the the
amounted
Government annual
The
that on
of the Freetrade members Assembly Sir was Henry Parkes unanimously chosen leader of the The Opposition.
instant.
was
in
At
suspended,
on
opens
the
a
N.S.W.,
investigation.
pending
with
contribution who took part the coal trade
as
employed
have
Both
proprietors
to the effect, of the mine
Exhibition. The" balance-sheet Council shows that
Serious
;
Mr.
not
very
; i ,
22. Melbourne, February late Walker, Commissioner of Customs, is a passenger for Europe per R.M.S. Rome, to-day, for the purpose of representing Victoria at the Paris
per well W. A.
£112,
at
market
the
withstanding
Monday.
on.
are
passed a resolution the amalgamation
Western
circles.
to-day
night. leaves
Company has
French
been
last
has absconded. arrived from The R.M.S. Rome
A special meeting of the of the Wallaroo Copper
as
intensely
four
building
Brokens again. lively are worth. £290: Junctions, £8. The second smelter at 14 will Block be week. started next
to
office
as
regarded
The
of the motor M. S. Valetta
Ri.
homewards Shares
much
accepted in the new
has
damage being
colony
proprietor The
has
after
the was
20. Sydney, February Government have decided that
The
appointed
task
committee draft
insured.
pro
Ministry,
has
Freycinet
Ministry,
A
with
but.
speech.
was
the
Minister
dis
tress
the
French
morning.
hundred workmen from the Panama
it
for
difficulty.
The
John Kinloch,
experienced for East tioii
read
A to
shall not be officially at the Dunedin Exhibition. 21. Adelaide, February An accident occurred on the Torrens Lake last A pleasure night. waterbuilt on the motor, Twin principle, There were about 20 men capsized. and boys on board, of whom two were 13 and 20. drowned, aged The
out
has been Address-in-Reply duly in both Houses. posed and secouded
leader.
appointed
represented
attend Commission
Royal
a
it as
was
the
to
unable
at which
Deakin
The
correctly question. Piggott same miss-spelling,
was
20. February Radical of supporters a caucus attended ;towas decided to retain
expense.
not
opened yesterday,
was
Queeu
and
permanent
a
Sir
counsel' triumphantly pointed the court. oi these disclosures In consequence is felt that the case very generally the Times is seriously jeopardised. The Parnellities are jubilant.
and
The scheme proposed for establishing orchestra in Melbourne has been well received— -£2,000 has been already guaranteed towards the
many letters.
to
thia
:
-
burnt down ; the estimated at £1500.
Mr. Parnell's Charles Russell, counsel, made Piggott write inseveral words, the words and cluding "hesitancy were
,
95 tons of bullion, tons, yielding of silver. 14,030. ozs. Shares are as quoted follows: Block 14, 94s.; Broken Hill, £290, are firm ; Junctions, £10..
was
cross-Examinatiou
his
During
1st.
May
(Hon. T. Playford) has subscribed one hundred pounds to the distressed Farmers' Seed- wheat Fund. Block 14 has this week crushed 265
been
giving
regarding
until
and an programme, adjournment made till Tuesday. The Unitarian church Caulfield,
22.
made-
statements
deficit
day, Mr. also
the
uear
in
statement. It is reported that has to three-and-agrown millions.
the half
Melbourne,
TeVraes-Parnell
to-day,
remarkable
financial
Twenty-four the Government
to
ceded
Piggott,
The
.
The Premier
Mauy
February
named
before
Commission
in
persisting O'Brien
witness
Passmore.
of imprison
term
with
in
shell
M.P.,
A
evidence
at
night
quick-firing
O'Brien, to a further
6 months
for
and
day
London
22. Sydney, February is typhoid in epidemic raging the Hunter River district. The Treasurer is the preparing The
-Parliament
the
prevails.'
dying. bultan of Morocco has station Germany, the coaling French settlement. Algerian
has man
-
are
persons The
mill
One
burnt. the flames.
in
perished
Irish
throughout
distress
flour
Co.'s
completely
,
the has undertaken Freycinet formation of a new( French Ministry and is co- operating with M. Meline. A severe famine in the prevails Russia and in southern provinces
harrowing
&
next
Adelaide, 22. February The Governor has further prorogued
giving Commission. made by
statement
a
as
is
Parnell
sensation
received
Sir Edward
No further
placing cap at
at
found
work
the
Lady in
polling
;
the third criminal
of Ireland condition much improved.
and
Whitechapel were
relapse
Sir
report.
from
exists in India and condition prosperous that a bill is to be the colonies ; of local introduced for the establishment in Scotland and that the Government ;
Fry
Donald, been
'
.resist
that
application
women-
exactly
German
also been arrested eviction
work
at
and
proposed. the current
of
passing 'ViSt-'
now
methods
electricity
committee
a
the
investigating committee
Three
had
has
member,
London, February 21, A forecast opens to-day. has of the Queen's which been speech to a large increase of refers published, that the the defences'. It further states relations a are that foreign friendly ;
"likelihood," which, in spelt in the letters the made exactly
Ripper.
the
will in authorities to the have to do something with regard law which the execution of requiies after sentences by electricity capital been 1. No action has yet January so far as the New taken by the State,
in
America.
Central it
has
ministry. bodies of
factories twenty-four the manufacture of ammunition.
by Electricity.
Kouvier
a
the bodies
The
Nicaragua, believed that
Men
1
M.
to
ways
"
imagined."
arid
that
.
Parliament
most with the The work be to
"
of-
Navy
Jauuary 6 found murdered
been
atrocities.
Times
court
the
to
and Cabinet, asked to construct
similar
still
friends.
own
Referee—
rithe.
had been
seen
to
appealing
protection .is
have
might
we
sitting
Gazette:
will
artillery.
During —
defence the comprise for
sterling
before the year 1895, complete Humours are current that. Mr. been in has killed Stanley by natives self defence. how Nothiug authentic, ever has been received. M. Meline has failed in a forming trench
Com
19.
The Chairman shares. stated £3 dividends will commence month. the
M.
intend at the proposals of one a loan raising
This/
.
modern
been
Commission
Hill
held
are
that the Phoenix Park murdereis Piggott to had sworn out the murder carrying of the of Wales and Mr. Prince Gladstone. The evidence has caused a
Sews.)
London, February Government
making coming
have
.-.If
bales
t
profound
Daily
adding of 70 warships All the forts rearming
both drovers the cattle.
Mall
the
British
/.'.The,
one
and
thousand
over.
He
FOREIGN.
to
purpose
dili to the ingenuity, thanks markets, of these evicted gence, and perseverance are now closed farmers, practically the landlord's agents. against
An
not
telegrams.
it
Fron-i
English
should
Fourteen
firm.
Kingdom.
cattle
"His
as
to
boycotting has been
sale
abortive,
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measures
of instances,
pre The
Jntmolonial
anfc
Jfamgit
impossible avoid the
to
has been defeated. of some market to another have the animals, followed
majority
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success
the-
shipping Scotland;
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the latter.
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sale
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was
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because to the
tribute
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in
point, these
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to
for find the
obscure means
will lies
as
be
well
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they
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be apt to mark in their power. them to consider
for of support
owe to for justice' for more selfisli can motives, to treat them with ordinary In another column we print
measure
which
journal, sake, nor itself
fairness.
extracts Barbarism"
they
neither
from
"The Renaissance, the including portion West Australian has seen from its readers.
which
the to witliold
fit
but
;
unfair
a
of
contem
The silence of the that of any other the merits of the can well regard
as
,
or
to,
such
some
it
high
venerable
most
any
and
bring
that a
a
indifference
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re
the
word of praise and cannot kinds, to condemn even
lias
respecting Catholics
at' pleasure from them,
in
left
by
tender they Our Church.
Australian
petty alluded
and
to believe,
displayed in the past,
the oldest and Christian Churches.
with
depriving
heart of has always Agnosticism, a reluctance to acknowledge, second hand, the good done by
its
vagaries
West
that
aware
purpose, sentences
tempted
are
which of all
porary, sectaries
even
been
the
were
out?
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have
sacrificing strength,
it
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men
have
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as
put
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did
saw
as
through
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did'not
that
had so
feel of
the
content
the
LENTEN
REGULATIONS.
come
futile
to
They up
of in no case outrages, to the accused. traced home Yet the dreary narrative was persever ed in with by county county tedious repetition such abundance
—
of
and following regulations dispen sations are in virtue of special issued, faculties from the Holy See, for Lent, which commences on Wednesday, 6th March :
1.
for in surely mud flinging
The
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and
and
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Wednesday At
the
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cheese, on Ash
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meat
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Monday
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dinner, and Good
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of
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rakiug
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used
believe
letters.
ancient
the
patriots
They
forward not
Irish
clever
unscrupulous. in the charges be
blackening
of honest
authenticity
to
it
Church,
any
the
speak
we
been the instigator witness is pro he was hired to sort
did
Stetson
his far ; society end was to practical a The West Austra remedy. of which making the omission
suggest lian in
a
such
contain the essay iand the of its conten not write merely or to provide a
they
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and
nobler
word
he had
.that
the ..whole' confirmation
which and
ones
he forged the one made use of. In the turn of events made known a by. the latest telegrams.
to referring the Times'
this
incredible
tone
as
journal,
that
asserts
public, sensation; for in them,: by painting vivid colours the dreadful which evils afflict or the more ominous actually
crimes of the past ten years agrarian in Ireland with which the accused had nothing to do were raked up as evidence. To prove the genui Mr. neness ofParnell's written assassination, duced who swears
is of.
strongest tion. Mr. to alarm
by aline of to a degree
only
letters of some procure and being unable to find
accepted
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PERTH.
Bourke,
at
Times
change
a
indispens able to enable the world to stem the and highly spreading tide of corruption, commends the Catholic Church which
to
made; U/U
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the
up, to
was
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more
one
,
has
feared to put m an appearance clear themselves before any tribunal in great Britain or legal, Ireland. The memorable fac simile of Mr. Parnell's handwritingon the open page of the figured his own hand Times, proving under that he was the instigator of an atrocious and assassination, yet Mr. Parnell was not moved to take action his assailants. against
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MoCLEERY.
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The defeat is upon: them. and must be .far reaching in signal its results. The cause of good Home Rule is greatly furthered by the- vindication of the fair fame of the body of Irish patriots who have and 'are suffered; for its striving come
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.
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to
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of
sentence
to
within
Communion
Holy
execution
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probably morning.
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the and
of proceeds field in aid recently whose husband" died amoiin ted to £18 16s.
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commences
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District.
was
a really for me on agreeable my surprise coming home from the bush on last Wednesday, February 13bh, to find your very kihd and loving Address, by your accompanied of £21 10s. This fresh' proof generous gift of your unaltered devotednessto me, added to the very affectionate Adjdress and purse of £22 10s. to me by' the 6d., presented Catholics of of Greenough at the time to show that my departure, goes far my in your behalf during the twentytoiling four years I laboured in your midst' has been liberally in both dis appreciated tricts. most To know this is gratifying to me. Meanwhile I need not remind that 1 did nob seek to be removed you But our good Bishop from amongst you. knows best where each of his priests should be. In the event, however that a second were some be priest day to in your stationed midst, and His Lordship shall offer me the honour once more, you rest: assured that after all the indubit may of to able proofs sincere your good will wards me, which I have received through and through num Addresses, your loving erous letters of touching expressive thatto this unfeignedregret atmy removal, to me week after week,'1 1 shall day come not to come hesitate back to you, and to <
1
when
was
nigh, do all
to
Catherine
zeal
of her of religion. an attack end. with
About
of feelings the fatal Catherine breathed
those
to
and
Monday morning, conducted
her God hundred who
by the
a
truie
summons
her
for His took
last:
sake.
place, Rev. Dr. Salthe Very Rev. P. J.
Right
vado, assisted by Dr Gibney, and the Very Rev. A. Bourke, and attended who had by many
Gibney,
to come pay worth a. fond tribute of respect. At time of her death, Sister Mary Catherine, who before the vows was known as taking Miss Catherine had entered Strahan, upon her sixty second The deceased Sister year.
to the
prison,
brought
departed
had tude tory
profited her ing tralia,
as
of
West
we
in
toil
Aus
benefactress,
The Norton's
Camomile
are
Remedy
bust
the
is
to
Stomach,"
act
bottles,
Medicine
at
Is.
are
any ljd.,
Vendors
a
confidently
Remedy cause
which
"Natural
as
are
Simple
Pills, with Strengthener
gentle aperient, and safe under
Indigestion.—
for
a
which diseases
sure,
Pills
as
j
j
who dur
teaching
to Forget of God For appeal to the Throne the sou' of their dear friend and Sisler -RI.P. Mary Catherine.-
Norton's
|
grati the his
those
;
long years will not,
Indigestion, all the
;
the
on
of this
colony, life shows and clearly her and example
Recommended
of
claims
Catholics
by
frequently for mercy
questionable be the possibly
undeniable
many of the of her
we
justice of
nearly are subject. called the the Human tonic
in their mild circumstances. 2s.
9d.,
throughout
for
of
powerful
and
operation Sold lis,,
the
jruui.
nuou.o
opij.iuuaii
uiic
louiiiaiiu
to the end of my strength pil But if that be not grimage here below. the inscrutable of God's Provi designs at to I shall least never cease dence, remember in the Sacrifice of you holy the Altar, in the sweet hope of meeting never you all hereafter in heaven, again to be for evermore. separated Meanwlifle believe me ever to remain, Your grateful and affectionate friend, A. J. LECAILLE. Yasse, February 15, 1889.
A NEW
in
by all World.
EL
DORADO. -
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The Pilbarra is now the goldfield It is a favourite of conversation. topic at our theme which in little present, enlists the attention of all community, and
conditions
of
men.
Nor
does
likelihood that the in terest evinced in the popular of subject will short continuance. discussion be of the hopes of the people in regard Indeed, to the Pilbarra rest what appear to upon be safe foundations. Their confidence In of the the capabilities gold-producing field has been of gradual, and, as a matter of course, of healthy Time after growth. time reports which, might well have been of considered a truthful came character, down from the district as to many valu too often able discoveries. But the masses, before led astray by exaggeration, remain unmoved ed, throughout, by the intelli And it was when they wore gence. only afforded, by returned repeatedly diggers, of the rich treasures ocular demonstration said to possess that which the Pilbarra was to form a favour they could be induced on the prospects of the field able opinion of reliance on the or place any degree multitudinous stories which had they read with reference to the heard or auriferous country. Few, indeed, can now, in view of recent refuse to believe that the developments, near if it has Pilbarra in tlie future, will, done to be not so in the past, prove itself The a wealthy gold-bearing region. the of metal precious already quantity is at least consider found in the district if the reports of discoveries which able to the Commissioner of Police have come would them to.. be, as one are, expect there
the to receive fold which leave father and
brother, the funeral
uu
of my
sorts
uncomplaining approaching
her
the
sister
four
paralysis bore her
She
viewed
a
gave
unwearying of
uuvuuu
time
death,
and
reward
promised
mother On
being
to she
fervent
before
Me has
From her
Sunday
Mary
called
was
crown
ISIS
too enfeebled Sister Mary
got her
and she with
dissolution Christian.
cause
Sisterhood,
throughout
sufferings fortitude,
good
pilgrimage
unmistakable
which
the
In the year with the noble
attained. before
her
with
months
in
on
hour. early incalculable
in her happiness of seeing, Sister of her Mercy, highest
of
that worked
done
the
after
place,
Convent,
an
has
life.
she had become she desired,
she
at
the
aspirations months few
a
of chronicling lamented by death of Sister
took Perth
the
joining
later
earthly up to
the
—
which
morning Mary Catherine in this colony
profession
:
colony
last
view
years
the and
this
her she vowed Australia to West
came
in
in
devolves upon us will be deeply
illness,
Sister service
which'
was
as such a form of punishment in the case of a man like Hughes flogging there is little instead it doubt, would, of reformation about the desired bringing or into the culprit a due instilling respect make him: the for the laws of his country, of and of established sworn enemy society remainder of his for the days, authority
outcome
the"
,
a
—mmv.t.'.''.
Catherine,
a
at the Resident Fre Magistrate to a bread and sentenced and. be water diet for a week. It will remembered that Mr. Fairbairn was to have said, when Hughes was reported his time for a on trial a short ago, similar that if the desperado came offence, to regain before him again for attempting would have him flogged. If his liberty lie this was ever the magistrate's intention, did not it out the we are carry glad lie was other an day when opportunity of of afforded liirn In the case doing so.
grown-up whether any
few
a
Mary
before mantle
a
w
'
outporls.
mratnmnnnnnmmnbbnmnmah
;
attempting
the
My
their
to
this
The sad duty a death which
people.
last
f pllo
FATHER To
Adelaide
the
add
to
of bonis Northern
evening by the Perth We had Young Men's Society. to in our issue publish present of the a full But, report proceedings. at with the limited our space disposal, could not do justice to the we certainly efforts and successful very praiseworthy of the who and of all others men, young and we must, perforce, hold over assisted, next week. We may say the account until which the en that the Society's Hall, in tertainment was was held, packed with
For
.
'
Steamship couple of new extensive already fleet one of which it is to intended on Ibis It is coast. place quite probable that this news will more prove something substantial than a rumour, judging by the of passengers number large conveyed by the
Tuesday
;
.
'
;
named Peter of murder
charge
a
Companypurpose purchasing
steamers
other
ment
sudden from departure Amongst months us of an ago deprived of expressing our opportunity deep sorrow in losing our who for many Pastor, years laboured so for our zealously spiritual welfare. But we take this dear occasion, Reverend to assure that Father, yc>u though we may not meet in this life again, the good influence and of your teaching life will be felt and example of your remembered hearts beat by us while our and and the effect our lives' memory must be that of inclining our minds' and our to and prepare our energies sanctify immortal souls for the better life'" you laboured to so lead lis to. constantly some
'
IT
.
given on Catholic intended
—
the following subscrip We have received the week : Mr. G. Throssell, tions during Mrs. W. White, £1 10s. Od. £1 3s. 9d. £12s. 6d. Mechanics' Newcastle, Institute, lis. 3d. ;Mr.M.Bowen, 7s. Mr.D. Connor, Mr. M. Ryan, 7s. 6d. Mr. J ohn Mur6d. :
riding
n man and woman at Messrs. ing aboriginal station on the MurSharp and Mawhinney's within short intervals made, of each chison, other, two to commit attempts desperate himself. His suicide, by strangling object however) was frustrated.
the and the accused, against although whom he injured did not wish to party and in fact stated that the injury prosecute, she had sustained was the result of an the police told' the accident, magistrate that he had narrowly escaped the prisoner and sentenced him to six months' gallows at Mr. Leake the same imprisonment. time do his utmost to declared lie would put down the use of the knife in quarrels.
A
Whilst boating enjoying a short time Mr. the since, Swan, a surveyor, Chamberlain, through some overboard. But for the fell accident, assistance of some men in a dingy, timely to be and who near, who, happened the man's position, perilous seeing to his Mr. Chamberlain came' rescue, As it was, he might have been drowned. escaped with a good ducking.
;
was
cart,
AT who
Montague morning a man named Clement was remand with brought upon charged his mother-in-law by stabbing assaulting The case her with a knife. was proved
—
excursion
the
.
!
Commissioner of .Police (Major has received the following of from Kennedy, telegram Sergeant Roebourne The search P.c. party Maxwell and- natives— returned here on and report from Pilbarra, Saturday night that the body of George Bransbuiy has been but those of Mr. found, Lynn and Green .not found. The warden ad vised them are search. to abandon the is Bransbury His supposed to have died from sunstroke. reside in Beaufort-street Perth. family Phillips)
At
thousand various by the
a
ari in the exportation There was increase of wool from West Australia in. 1888 of 1,386 bales as compared with that -of the In 1887, 17,595 bales were year. previous sent in 1S88 the' from the colony away number reached This 118,981. exported that the in shows squatting industry to extendi West Australia continues
,
is pounds per annum in railway companies Automatic Weighing. England of Machine Company for the privilege --similar 1600 weighing machines placing in the Perth Railway Station to the one Stations for use. the various in public were first by a These machines patented of New York. Mr. Percival Everitt,
to
paid
a
belonged
;
1
'
train
of the door of the carriage, in consequence she was which suddenly leaning, against was travelling As,, the train open. flying the time, no only at a low rate of speed at worth was sustained mentioning injury by the child.
Twelve
The whole of the property, we learn, to Mr. Grant, M.L.O., of Geraldton.
:
Mr. Horgan Messrs. Burt
and
he
of his legs sevlately, through down with falling
one
a horse, which was attached to. over some near timber, stumbling the Fremantle on even jetty, Saturday three boys, who were in the vehicle ing, when the mishap were thrown occurred, out and violently narrowly escaped serious injuries.
hurricane.
The
a
arising
the 5th.
case,
own
was, with
presence
in
elections on March
his to conduct and S. H. Parker Mr.
Broome served
which
is
and
F.N.
Morgan,
is '
part, got New Norcia,
—
of Mr.
poena; witness of
Sir
inst..
Gee, who
Corporal
at
Through
1
by the
destroyed
were
j
191 h
instance
1
another
!
'!the'
'
"
on
:
of
Your
Duff last paid Jarrahdale a visit He celebrated at that station mass on and preached an Sunday, eloquent sermon on St. Patrick to a largo The rev. congregation. gentleman to Perth returned on afternoon. Tuesday
—
...
On
'
assisting
Martelli of Fremantle went last week for the purpose of wants to the spiritual of administering Reference is the Catholic inhabitants. to made elsewhere by a correspondent visit to the island. the rev. gentleman's The
.
Treece,
Wesleyau
spectators.
-
named of the
man
erection
Father—
'
Father week.
jury
,
in the Church at the to. have accidentally is reported port,' wouud on his inflicted so severe a foot, the services .with an adze, jis to necessitate to dress the injured of a doctor part. a
regatta well attended caused much
funeral in connection arrangements the burial of Sister Mary Catherine, a report of whose death appears elsewhere, carried out by Mr. .wore efficiently Philip wlio lias lately started in business Reilly, as undertaker in Perth.
has passed he DeGrey over willy willy" at the North disastrous river, West, with several miles of results. Home houses, a valuable lot of stud fencing, sheep,' 'as well station of 2000. on one and 1 as a flock ,500
—
their
Fremantle,
returned
hearing
d ied
Reverend Catholics
years.
the
that
the
District.
We the Irwin District, the beg" your acceptance of, New -'Year's with Gift" accompanying our heartfelt to God that He prayers' bless may with! new you many' liappy"
The with
—
Maori,.
to
Thomas
hospital, "Death
from
Irwin
:
i
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was sentenced named Brassey, hard labour at the Perth days' Police Court the other morning for steal small fruit a very quantity ing some Bibra. from of Mr. P. Von the garden
A
named
man
prison monia!
Dear
undersigned
unexpectedly
road pn'the 'victim The a consider
"
A
the
to hear in this
regret known
well
of large quantity Frenchman named
a
be
to
of
held
fairly events
amongst
erely iujured, a horse which hiin
cotnmitted
beian
'
us
.
—
the
'
the,
entertainment
jtlie
,
20th
Perth, Mwa—
was
'
GIBNEY,
f M.
Club
It
,
Paul.
Yacht
yesterday. and some excitement
net
The
of
"
Perth
The
time, on
in
under
-'the;
take'
Catholics
his
seem
any
,
:
the
at
at
Gift
and
1
appointed. 7. All of years
A ddress;
were
.
Fremantle.
blocks of land' at Claremont Alex. Morrison of by Mr. disposed last auction on Saturday evening Mechanics' Institute.
-
Perth
and
.Easier
an
An
Forty |
.
for
shatter of of the encampment the-
.
.
days
arranging
in
1
the
on
taken
!
.
meat
flesh
being
;
.
bound
however,
are,
are
.
21st year, abstain from
fjECAILLF:
FATHER
Skating evening.
Monday
on
'
Steps
to
-
his
opened
|
—
.
Professor Webb Rink in Fremantle
.
shores.
our
:
—
employments
;
worthy
of
enormous.
labours
of
it is something credence, after Week week the the patient digger have, it
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Newcastle No. 932, tea cosy Mr. M. crewel, work, Nolan, Pinjarrah No. 496, wax Miss Harriet doll,, dressed, Wilkes, Bunbury baskets, pair of fruit Mr. Costello, photo, album, Bunbury toilet Miss M. A. Bunbury; Banting, Mrs. J. H. Bunbury. set, Naylor, On Saturday, there was a Concert in aid of the Cricket Club, and on the Bunb.ury same match was on played day a cricket recreation the Bunbury ground between v which resulted Visitors" Bunbury," in a victory team. for the former from the race course on Returning driven a Thursday evening, carriage by collided Mr. M. O'Meehan a against the occupants, were stump ; unfortunately thrown to, the ground and the carriage was smashed 'to pieces. Among those /in the vehicle at the time were some lady visitors to Bunbury,; but they all escaped without rt serious hurt, although it was thought the time that two of them were very much injured. J notice that Mr. David Hay is building a new butcher's shop in this town. On the 11th of February, we had a great fall but the. weather at present is of rain, hot. very
—
Correspondent.
in
.
use
two
run
were
and
"
local
a
sensible
very'
the
were
Club
act
to
article be
andJLthiDk-it.would
subject, .thing ions.
.
has
paper
.
a
the
on
good suggest
very its
upon
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i
way to the a of the auriferous are country, gauge in the of the piiblic confidence /'...extent steamer Freleaving //'.'field. By every: for of late, bound the North // mantle to seek ."/.< West, scpres have gone to Pilbarra their fortunes. Even our friends in the Colonies-— w ho we imagined were Eastern // at the after their misfortunes /// of /opinion, out that no Kimbeiley, good, could come but West Australia of, not Nazareth, to visit have yielded to the temptation us our. new-found treasures. and, share
.numbers
jiThe
'
.
,V
their
making
good,
,
,
-
j
,
Doctor
respected v,
he here
as
her
eai
Many
hiVa.
On
Circus recreation a
'
noticed
;
are flocking great numthey the spot which holds out for them At. the present attraction.; ...ij sq pow;erful;an must no there be, on the Pilbarra, ///time, 'less than 300 souls. /,/ is not that Pilbarra is /It //.'/ surprising of /commanding, the attention, thoughtful No wonder with our men. it i/,,, is, people, the .principal of discussion. The topic of colonists in the .experience regard from their ex//to it, /dRfers widely .of... other the,' // perience: goldfields to exist in our Z .vast territory. known, and Yilgarn and the Murchi/'//Kimberley once, have son,, possessed of great names, sustained loss in their a reputations Not. so with the march of time. //with Pilbarra. On the other hand, the better /,/, with it the more convincour acquaintance of its wealth. ed we become of the reality the a bright future before is. //.That/there, no one but a // .field pronounced pessimist will dare to A /. good beginning deny. has often we must remember, ///however, had a bad end, and frequently the most ./ fade away. Such /brilliant prospects cruelly now famed with the /may be .the case No one can positively .Pilbarra. say But, as.it for the feeble human '/as.far possible to penetrate, indicathere is every ./ vision some tbat the goldfield discovered /,-tion months' and district, ago in the Roebourne now the scene of active mining operations, the El before turnout, very long,, //will ot this Western Land. //Dorado
Already
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;
(
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from that
,,
.
/'.
.
.
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,
I
has
is
and
in
the that-
Friday
their
call
gone
and
first
made 151 their in
,
of
call
a
great
every
wickets
and first
time
on
the
down
for
30. arrived
.
The
/
i
,
Albany
and evening, same evening. The kind all
for
second
this
BOTTNEBT. From
1
own
our
Correspondent.
Father
Martelli came Tuesday and remained
on
_
were
island days. We
to this
over a
few
pleased to see the rev. gentleseldom that we are is but a by the visit of priest. During Martelli celebrated here, Father
:
;
very
iiian,
as
honored his
it
stay every morning at a quarter past six at Mr. Courderot's house, all the Catholics of the island at the holy sacrifice. assisting took of the The faithful also advantage afforded by the good priest's opportunity of performing their Easter presence duty. Martelli was he was While- Father here, to lunch at Government invited cottage. the very kind invitation and He'ac'cepted in for the which he was way very grateful was entertained. a ball and Lady Broome lately gave of the islatid the Supper to the residents returned latter the complisubsequently in drank with ;ment, and, addition, the health of His Excellency enthusiasm, and of his estimable wife. mass
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in the large gathering Arms on Miner's Hotel the to witness 12th inst., Tuesday last, and H. Messrs. C. Drew contest between for Carson for the 150 yds. championship to be in £20. The two athletes appeared but Drew, who was very good condition, had a bad knee victorious in the struggle, caused by a fall about- five days before the events came off. Other race sporting took place on the same day, and I would of the i nterestsend you a detailed account did I not, notice ing proceedings, by your that you. had already received last issue to the results of the information as contests. various fresh in mining matters There is nothing There is rumour that the to report. a Gwalla will work again. shortly weather We have had, very changeable the past fortnight some days have during whilst other days have been, perfectly hot, There
vicinity
/
.
:
a
.
was
of
the
;
cold;
been, tolerably //.
February
15.
National Library of Australia
her
Police
last
Albany of
an
not
year,
not
an
;
T.
to
act
as
the Urban, Bun bury,
Y\
ellingt!nn
.
and
-is
Ml Gold
|
Islands.
the
Islands
unusual
is
;
Courts
Marine
at
fko
the the
are
in
shin
of
tho
the
Report
North-
the
on
decide
the
profession. Circus performed on Thursday before and Friday large Saturday nights assemblies. Rob came in on The s.s. Roy" early to a few Sunday last, bringing passer gers and afterwards a Bunbury taking great number of visitors away. in ,aid The art union drawing of prizes of the Convent came off School, Bunbury, The drawing was on Saturday night last. conducted in a business-like manner by Messrs. W. J. Essex and Thomas White. The winners are as follows No. 890, an Isa F. A. Mitchell, clock, eight-day No. crewel Bridgetown 413, handsome work cushion, Mr. M. Shanon, Dardanup albert Miss No. 465, gentleman's chain, No. framed Miua Cleary 416, piece crewel work, Mr. T. Haynes, Collie River; No. 731, silver Miss E. Duffield, watch, No. 81, pair of vases, E. TomBunbury No. 708, £ dozen potosi kinson, Bunburj' silver No. spoons, Mr. G. Howe, Albany Miss E. Crouch, New 274, mantel drape, castle No. 808, Meerschaum Miss pipe, May Morgan, Northam ; No. 689, orna Ah mental candlestick, Sing, Albany No. wool-worked Miss 94, cushion, Harriet No. Hall, Bunbury ; 547, pair of Mr. antimacassars, J. fancy wool-worked No. 401, field Buckel, opera Bunbury and marine Mr. G. A. Batsman. glass, No. 275, sewing machine, Mr. Dardanup
in
concur
W.
Gaze,
The
Chief,
-
I;,
beg
to,
;
to
Government
J.P.
I.
the finding which runs
of
stout
"
stranded
"
Benan, "&(,
Point
at
Cloutes,
in consequence current from the setting strong " and wrongly laid down on Nqitbwest, " Charts and Directories the Admiralty &c. " commonly, used by shipmasters, The directions ....." sailing
"of
our
hb
East
Eod.
!
by the Admiralty (page 27 of fol to. Vol. run as III.) of "The beach inside this lows: part " with the reef, was strewn wreckage, " some of which had evidently portion
;
;
at
said
;
" "
"winds, "
;
;
" "
quarter, the land, coast."
"wrongly "
R.
from
blowing
apt to set when in the
is
How laid
Russell,
these down
Chief
I
a
some
western
vessel
towards of
vicinity directions cannot
can see.
Harbor
—
be C.
Master. '
13-2-89."
the
Irish
an on
to paper) oak stick
an
great
the
in
speech
Lord receutly cloud in ,Euiope at any thus moment,'
to
burst' n
mill
f
ihit
i\n
uu
4mm
tuc
vrur
gicotooi
He declared and navy
Eng
that
be
should,.:
that
Les6eps..e.stimates
000 will Panama
£18,000,-
to be required the complete Canal. Riots were receutly the canal works, threatened on owing to a in labourers' reduction negro wages. A force of military ou placed guard
disturbance.
a
prevented
A couple have arrived
in
of Australian Calcutta from
gentlemen Melbourne
make
a toiii bicycle through Indie.' on iheir have started first journey of Darjeeling in the direction by the old to road through L'urneah and Tetaliya Indo European Correspondence. Siliguri—
to
They
the:
Says Times
is
Weekly
subpoena,
Dispatch
gentleman the
to the expenses Fund, and says that
the warrant.
lie
before
goes
will
uiuiey
go
this
Perhaps,
its
Defence
Parnell, if
he
Commission
with
the ignores note allowed
£o
for
The
:—
trouble
some
having One sends
witnesses.
is
not
a
very but
of
the tribunal, of their wilne:>stb looks a deal more good of the than that Times straightforward witness who was from :the .dismissed for and insured .his league pilfering., treatment
respectful on the
whole
brother's
windows
for
and felt
Wellington tion
to
was
Scollaud
a a
by by
27th
a
it
was
the
to
23nl 42ud
foot its
jmu»kill-
supposed, 27th. on the
regiment
loss,
out
was
a
Welsh Black
they had gone thiougli the Peninsular war, and
the only Irish where the day, 446 loo,
by
tliat of
tiv
Englaud
represent
Wales
and Ireland This honour, been granted
grouud whole
them.
the supporters of the new Ihe inten original
Watch, ing. had
broke
statue.
Guardsman, Fusilier,
theu in
circles military of an In >i'i» killing of the old 27th iuiiis-
one
among
killings
conduct,
the'
is Much regret the substitution
Dragoon
;
with oiedituble
not
is
war.
the,
known.
at
this been lying: there for fact years; tends to show that the current, owing ot the to the tendency prevailing
Gladstone
it
Birmingham,
uuot
Supplement
"
his
made
Wolse'ey threatens
published —
Mr.
provide
Speaking
;
;
local
corps.
? shillelagh country (says he was leaning
think while
en
—
the-
;
will
De at
report:' of the the court
other
New
'
artillery
land's army increased.
the
as at this follows: inquiry, After careful we are consideiation, " of the opinion that the British ship
'
;
and
.non
to
is
ever
:
F finding. Assessor.
Nautical Harbour Master's draw the attention
"
—
F. Ridley, the above
five
is.
nrri
master,
L.
Customs; tirely
and
>aul
existence.
to
mate, and second for mBte the same, of the by virtue powers vested in us under the 2nd section of the ,51st No 9 (c), all Vic., proceed matter shall cease and de ings in this U. V; termine. <\ Sub Foss, Col.
his
to Supreme' Courthouse, the liquidation, the closing/of of ihe debtor, and the release
djsuliarge of the trustee.
a
in conse Australia of strong current from quence setting the North-west, and wrongly laid down the Admiralty on Charts and in Direct ories commonly used by shipmasters, and blame as no can be attached to
the certificated
—
.
:
Who
West
Com
a.m.,
1
nn
we are of opinion that, consideration on the twenty-third British ship Bpnan, stranded day of December last past,
Point Cloates, Coast of Western
Nq-Liahility
a
that the War has office. reported consideration the enlargement of the camp at'Aldershot to the extent of about Aldershot will 4,000 men. then be about the largest in standing camp
The
Master by the Chief Harbour dated January 28 : After careful
6ame
for
:applies
In Act, ,187 1 BarrackMilligan, grocer, Perth 6th Meeting creditors,
1
cauoiu
Correspondent.
Quail/.
(iel.d
Bankruptcy
J.
prox.,'
It
Court,
rarmpf.
-n-
under
of the stranding
nnrl
water
on boaid the practice French ironclad Admiral in Diiperre, the Gulf of San Juan one recently, officer and five men killed were, through of a gun. the bursting
In
—
the
177,
Company as
,
W.
A reg
—
of
matter
Rpnnn
Lot,
React
lie
'I
During
(alao
Inquiry.
finding
Sub-Col. Foss, J.P. Cossack— No.
T(»vrn
LVliniiig
torpedo
published.
:
V.
.Samuel sending commissioned, officers engineer South Wales to instruct
Majesty's High Commissioner for the Western Pacific to of intoxicating .the prohibit supply to natives of Jhe Western Pacific liquors
Sunday
save
utility
NINO.—
Sir
her
by
acres)
The
and
Magistrate Sub- Collector of and Medical Officer
did everythe vessel
it-lie,
.
aie
G. Knight,
pany."
notified.
made
ulation
following of Inquiry
i
and
we
to
L. F.sRidley; Reserve.
registration
of the
I'acifio
schooner
power: -t—C. D.
public
|
and
';
J.
..that
his,
140,5.(4
I
;
Western
at
The usual monthly meeting of thefemale Branch of the Sacred Heart Association not held recently. There was such was a as could be desired. large attendance off Our Races passed very quietly. There was Publican's Booth on only one and the person who was run the course, ning it had to pay twenty pounds for the to sell drinks on the ground, and one right license. His pound for special takings for it the two days did not quite amount, is said, to fifty Mr. pounds. Maggs, from had the working of the totalisator, Perth, for which he had to pay fifty pounds. entrance The right of taking the fees at the gate was purchased by Mr. J ohn Sheen for thirteen pounds. A much respected resident of Bunbury, Dr. J. A. O'Meelianisto leave our town on Tuesday evening next in the s.s. "Albany." to York to 1 believe he is going there practise Hayes'
of
J.
the
Revenue, Blackwood
icipality,
nf
occasional
for
in
cargo, ustoms, Public
C
of District and to be a ; Revenue of, Internal. .Stamps W. Murray, to act as at RoeGaoler, vice G. Thomas bourne, resigned. The Return of G.-KeyMunicipal.— of the' Albany Mun ser as a Councillor
four
being
pro
cease
time
same
,Jitt£irfiIfiiuaI
Dr. J.
Bunbury
Officer,
District District of
the.
Suburban, vice
the Vendor
In
on
Ireland,
Court,
ternal
was
and
resigned
L'R p.S. Medical
Magistrate, the
Local
com
had
Thomson,
Vaccinator
..Rural''
circus,-
runs
day
continues
time of the weather.
The
on
for
again
still
summer
From i;'>
left
weather
like
Public
Bunbury
innings. 159 respectively. made 109 innings,
M.
-Suburban,
be-
,
District
Resident
between
it
alii
(c), .shall
matter,
At
.opinion of the-
aud
l
O'Meehan,
York, Urban, of York,
the
.for
Laffan;
j
match
this. ,,
the
thing,
be Resident and Pnblie
to
Officer,
Rural
and R.
that
expectations cricket Circus
'.section,
,
master |
21.
A.
J.
—
Ireland,
Vaccinator
ex
will
second
,
j
of
2nd
.subsection
9, ill
street,
FEBRUARY
Appointments. L.R.'C.S. Medical
ttiree
confidence
,
,
deal
of the powers v 51st
virtue.
iby
umier
us
j
GAZETTE.
THURSDAY,
been
and teams was the but. was esplanade,, of time, and on Saturday into and is yet unfinished.
on at
a
last,
Bunbury
finished further
GOVERNMENT
concerning
menced
of
,
.his
have
apples,
causing
holders here have their most sanguine realised. fully the
sending already
No.
re
few.uights.
started
Vict-.,
\
have
1 have beard that been made a long distance I have it om good, authority a £10 quarter of an original was for £45. I tin mine sold there is excitementin. great share the tin. and
week
.
!
shall that
mate,
in
.determine...
-
has
first.
also hear Adelaide
On
was
contain.
the
share
,
jthe
put
find
last
a
„.mostly..
they
another
;
,
of
thing
different sorts of very many almost stone are' daily being who desire to find by persons
:
,
what,
...
,
I
local
and in
brought
.
members whole
think
for
find
tin
citement, sand and
;
I
Bunbury,
,
The
.,
The
me.
Hayes'
:
into
waggon-loads, brought in.
.
ltl
played the
;
costu
perlormaiices Allnutt
Mr.
Mrs.
the
on
or
vested
ceedings
a
by
left
fruit
'
!
in
match,
cricket
was
sufficiently
fair
a
they giving
to
bers
;
'
to
last,
master
"
it was by saying of peopled good number the Circus performed same evening, on and night gathering, Saturday where intend for Bridgetown, they,
it
witnessed On the
in
a
of tom-foolery.
lot
The
wiih
agree DV. and
1
take
being
—
,
together the good, wishes' with them.'
ground
Circus
muchdo hi in
will
asihinn.
a)
Bunbury
v.
from
their
our
place
change
a
not
Wednesday
j
|
did
took
to which
thinks suffering
aire
O'Meehan
:
is
O'Meehan
.
,
:
departure
, '
Tuesday
on
"Albany",
;
'
steamer Mrs. and for York,
Dr;
last,
'
ed:
;
-
the
By
;
.
glad
close
'
,
to
-
is
half .when, each
right at
After
.
its
materially
It
than,
more
(Jlub ,ior the he wondered
cannot
31
,
.
proper develop a sea.to proximity of > port and within the town, range whose restraining influences .civilization, At "are so much needed on a diggings. too, an ample water ...'j.'Piibarra, supply can, a cdmpara.tively small cost be procur-
ment.
schooner Aiilie;: careful consideration, we are of opinion that there is;.' no evi dence before us how.' this .showing and -blame as uo> originated, casualty can be fittuclied to the certificated Jan.
;
fact the
of
.
assist
made
the
izator-—in
horse in race. by one both from the same Ureila, beat for the Ladies' stable, running a dead Bundid not satisfaction. The. Purse, give not id all well conducted were limy races that our this season. I am to' observe,
"
musb
have
Total
the the .dated
matter
—
;
and
;
it
Oberon
,
.
,
,
\.t
(
1
paid
races
i
/,
/
not
he
it
.
.
-
he could sum
;
,
,
;
Mr.
successful. with the
very
anything
of
finding
.
'i'
j
,
hardly
"
Thej' Maggs did
.
1
1
'
over.
now
-
not
were
...
' '
are
races
in
.
own
.
our
Bunbury
the the
is
of Inquiry burning of the
;
The
The following
Court
,
From
;
:
.
:
;
;
'
—
—
—
—
'
Kearnan,
BUNBUBY
.
been rewarded of eems, by nuggets immense— said fabulous we had almost size" and quartz, studded with thickly in abundance in gold 'and said to exist the district, down con is being brought from the field. Moreover, the tinually dust" who have tested the experts yellow pronounce it, we learn, to be unsurpassed the excellence by. any Australian gold in of ita quality. and 'the Pver Kimberley Yilgarn, need hardly, Pilbarra we goldfield point ouiin has many that detail, advantages
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;
j
.
so
to
as
he
by tomahawks distributed to
in
engaged
They
were
alone
been
of
letter
a
read
made
the
at
same
to
but landlord
week
in
to
prepared who would
of these
one
of he not
was
£100
offer
live
for
.
since
no
are
so
had
one
to
and
mainland
,
is
trusting
reported archdiocese with
great
the
long the
144,
Aberdeen,
and
Argyle
at
boat.
he had done his work and started for home he naturally a boat required informed and was then by the thrifty islanders that the fee to take him away was two from the island which guineas, he had to pay. Catholic Telegraph.
the Isles
of
the
of
Sacred
College 60 includes only there being 10 vacancies. Last names, in the list is that cardinal Howard of Henry Edward Manning stands fifth
Rome
at
Cardinals
;
the cardinal
among
John
and stands
priests
;
Newman
Henry
the cardinal deacons. among of Italian cardinals are birth
Germans,
Australians,
French
are
four
Spauish;
are
one
Irish
is
is
low
Dr.
College, in 1801,
third of the
33
nine Polish ;
six
subjects
Portuguese and one Moran); United his name
her
;
States.
stands
the Sacred who was born
the
is
comes
;
the
of
list
Smith,
octogenarian
prelates.
face to
spot on the the world where, in proportion funds would received, greater immediate ensue in results is
of the
and
more
probably
the
spreading
Catholic
now
no
than
faith
in
the
of Denmark. The proof the good seed is only dormant, and if to bear fruit is ready encouraged, in whenever a disclosed the fact that, is a small band of mission founded, around and converts at once clusters it, as if and expands grows by miracle.
Kingdom that
For
in
started
only lics,
and
school
it
mission of of Fyen, was 12 Catho 1883, with 133 and has a contains 34 children. by
the little the Island
instance,
Svendborg,
in now
attended
von however, Mgr. Eucb, Recently, the Prefect of Apostolic Denmark, who resides at 64, Bredgade, Copenappeal hagan has made a most pathetic aid in order to continue his for 'financial
successful
At is hiB lordship weighed down present of debt, the in a with heavy burden all terest of which swallows the up be devoted that would otherwise money and other good new missions to starting hitherto
labours.
The
now Prefect is Apostolic the in urgent need of £100 to print in Danish the trans Testament New and £300 ready lation being quite the Old him to uould enable publish —
works.
—
and
New
Testament
together. is much required, edition Catholic Bible devoteB Protestant Society the £2,500 to disseminating ally
ing of
The as
the
annu
teach
theirs.
National Library of Australia
has
entitled
to
addition
the
husband needs
'an
him,
and
Royal
in family proportion, to about £156,000.
Arg-
iu
I
all
other
TRIED
members
AND
of
the
j
It
a
keeps
outsiae
ana
scious in discovered the
in
the
shop and the children
in
back
it
were
lying attendance gieat
that either of the patients was round. They are now, however out of danger. An into investigation to the sardine case the leads poisoning conclusion was the'result that poisoning difficulty
brought
of the
of the
decomposition
is that the testimony no. exhibited of signs lead but that matter poisonous in the fish itself directly by
poisoniug, developed
decomposition. In
Mr. H. describing adventures, travelling
M.
Stanley's
the of
limes, recently spoke doubtfully to the great as explorer's nationality whether he is English or American. " One Who Knows," from Here writing —
ford
Mr.
neither one says Stanley the other nor Wales can claim the dis as her own. traveller Mr. tinguished "
is
;
WpIkIi
whosA at
Owan
ia
nnnriA
..
bora
—
W,,V"J
in cir Flintshire, cumstances of poverty to bis ; and, be it told, and credit when in affluence fame he revisited his native enjoying and gave a feast to some of the place was
in
Mold,
inhabitants. Young Owen went America, where he was adopted by a who interest in the took lady, great and by her talented Welshman, young as his own. wish he assumed her name poorer to
This brated
Young Owen
became
the
now
cele
Stanley.
For Militaire
time
some
past, German
the
the Avenir says been has press foi the measure of
the public preparing for an credit extraordinary necessary of the Imperial the increase The Navy. sum of £125,000,000 marks (6,250,has long But now
000) feeler.
been the
mentioned as German press
a is
to for a thorough suggest that, beginning of the German reorganisation Navy, a sum of no less than 200,000,000 marks will be necessary. The (£8,000,000) last plan was adopted occasion of the extraordinary One hundred the army. same,
marks
million
gested, increased
but
hud that
year
and been originally sum
was
to
the
on
credit
for
gradually marks
or 300,000,000 con £12,000,000. Germany' is rich, cludes the French paper she can well afford to as a Christmas give herself
up
;
present easily matter
pense
a
brand the
new
fleet.
She
caul
loan. As a necessary of fact, she could very well dis it with a loan altogeter would be ; raise
I
I
for
was
husband
quite
are
so
that
the
rapt
up
manity." "
It
is
Doctor, the reason
name
by
to my
;
and
then
"
Then
it
that
asked
the
and
speculations and crops happy with her
his
vines
;
my
doctor
austere and his fair
shrugged: much annoyed,
seemed
the the
road-side. time
same
a
of age, ran rags, in front
years
eight
miserable
stopped
t
own
con
"
Why
child
was
Filose,
the "
the
tone.
are
it
"
you
little of girl covered only out and fell
of the horses short of them-
,
. .
V6
Well, what
alighting the little
the doctor, who from the carriage who was girl pale
answered
Signor" I do
can
the
This little burden to
?
this
ill-treating
asked
severely
already to pic up with fright.
but
-
Italian, good-for-
is a me. On great I hdve account to curtail my own of food, and then she children's share won't even herself. A beg to support while under that tree, ago as we were some people went by and I told her
nothing her
sufferings
is your opinion, exercise will cure in the same lady,
?"
was
by idleness
on
-
she suddenly perceived, changed of voice and joining her hands in supplication she humbly begged an alms from the travellers.
entirely frailer hu
answered
-
V
her tone
because are less they to these at least for the subject evils, most labour in the pure air of part; and the the fields, contentment of who cultivate those them, are the best
doctor,
the have The
not
is
preservatives against but too often brought of occupation." and want
where
!
\
Madam,"
true, whose
that
" Oh shall not me" you escape an Italian woman from screamed be hind the hedge through which she was to creep in of the little trying pursuit Astonished at the of an girl. sight which in her fury she had equipage
to ignore
endured
sufferings
it
things in their
seem
they
mis
quite then
selves.
right,
understand
people
these
these
.are
'
was
repeating some
about
nothing men
ever
but
;
of
length who fortunately
her
tp
'
you from
of my life notices me.
years
at full
in your dear doctor, for I knew a stay would do me good, and country the agitation of my over-wrought nerves. The atmosphere of our moun tains would have killed me. certainly
dear me?"
from them ; and go and get an alms then instead of doing what I told her she only to off to began cry and ran but see of hide herself; tears are you to
languid
I have no doubt about it," answer the doctor "I have roughly. to understand, already given you well Madame and it I report to to-day have no you disease ; frankly— you sickness is your and only imaginary is really but the result of too much "
ed
But
high living. according pour
and
to
mind all
exert
no
to those
use
before
unless
us
who
they
are
shed
relieve
can
our
your
seriously will
ills
your
_
"
Truly, incredulous than your at least, I insisted
strength, occupy with your duties, vanish like dark ,
doctor
are even more you to the fact of my sufferings friend the earl. He does, sometimes and when pity me,
a upon making journey to he yielded to my importunities, that under your care I doubting should recover, do not whereas you seem to thing I need any cure."
Italy, not
"
Madame,
of administering
I
am
not
in
the
habit
to the patients who come to I leave advice ; means that to A man quacks. who himself will never make respects use of it without himself in his lowering own me
eyes.
flattery me for
Your has sent
husband,
who
misery." this "To whom does unfortunate child and how did she happen belong, to
fall into hands ?" asked the your a look on doctor, fixing penetrating the beggar woman. " It is easily said she in explained"
work
yourself,
shadows.'
twenty sug
said
languidly,
on
about with-
songs
morning"
"
trees At
lovely calm
cerns
article
an
sweet
of nature. delicious a
What
the woman young silent companion.
which
fish,
medical
patients
"
their
with
interrupting the repose
,
(
did not to patient care in /the fact conversation; their drive would have become very wearisome to both had not their atten tion been distracted cry by a piercing came which from behind a clump of
that continue so
they
flying,
with
was
The
its splendours. The air and scented with the per flowers and of the fume of the hedges of which honeysuckle through the( birds little were alone
condition
Medical
yard. but in
called
was
similar
a
;
doctor, you Know
nobody only of
care
shoulders
fresh
was
-
tions?"
a
all
morning
,
'
in
morning,
when
1808, year very graceful and' a young woman, grave-looking old were' seen gentleman driving about the environs of Milan. slowly The Italian this on sky displayed
store
ivieioourne,
i
summer's
fine
a
the
8.
small
was
s;
are
doll j daughter is only as to the management of the house the Earl is and I dare not inter master what can I do when all goes so fere; to tastes and inclina contrary my
j
I.
care
saving
mountains,
buried, thinks
the
amounting
/,!'
o
bitterly,
me.
beautiful
Earl
„
"
your maternal of capable
these
among most been
so
for seen
be distributed to the poor ; house to superintend, a who loves a child who you,
!
TRUE,
Chapter
of
a
" dear Oh understand
j
the
all
not things loneliness?"
revenues
and
I the voyage forward to and knew how sad retreat chosen
fruit
to
have
you
annual
an
The Queen has
opinion
complain
you
treasures
three
been
The of
sons, aged eight and four years, poisoned recently by eating sardines. Mrs. Smith was found uncon
St.ft.nlAV
There
goes into to her in
has
who
which
of £385,000 of which the privy She purse.
allowance
£60,000
two
The ;
oldest of the cardinals ; born in Cardinal Mertel, follow Cardinal Pecci and 1806 ; then in 1807 and Cardinal born Desprez, and Cardinals Sacconi Manning and they close born in 1808, Serafini, next
aunual,
were
of
Newman,
Secretary's
paid of the Duchy of Lancaster, which comes to about The Priuce of £80,000. Wales has. a settled £40,000 year jon
a occurred hole having been through driveu into the tin, the oil to allowing and decomposition to set in. escape
are
are
to say, though list down the
Strange so
(Cardinal of the
citizen
a
two
of
;
British
are
five
;
or
that
who
uoiungwoou,
—
list
;
over
of the Crown a Minister is yeurs of £2000. pension
followyle and the Isles, In with 59, 51, 32, 26 and 25 priests. there are 196 the Glasgow archdiocese of day schools in St. departments Andrews and Edinburgh Dunheld 32, Aberdeen and Galloway 23, 27, 21,
Mrs.
When
The
list
Dnnkeld, and Galloway
Edinburgh,
cruelty fee before
islander's
year. heads the Andrews St.
Chief
the.
my husbahd
let
If desired. you only is the and monotonous by the Earl .among the mountains who has scarcely a young woman six and twenty summers." Madam q, in that solitude "Well,
Secretary
£425 (including Secretary, £2000 The whole of £1000.:
£26,000. Speaker The of the Houseof Commons, £5000. Ministerial alto absorb departments over five millions. gether Every ..Min are
not
looked
long
so
the
smile gracious time will realize you But to promise please
for he would and recall me upon it, to France. I should
directly the lose
then have
Lieu-
Chief
;
some
to act
fail
home
;
the
Not from
guinea
one
to
Donegal
because
with
his
receiving himself
upon
off
last
over
Glasgow
healthy. be fetched
insisted
household
Home
'
are
seventy-eight
Assistant do, the charges for
annual returns, pub just there are 340 .priestB,appears 186 missions, ami 325 churches, chapels and 312 departments of day stations, schools in Scotland. In the number of and churches an irir priests, missions,
one
habitations.
In Tory Island, resident doctor
it.
prove there is inhabitants
any
it
crease
Duke of Abercorn is convinced Irish have the natural business that and at the Arts (flub in capacity time ago he told a story London a short to
at
the
From
The
.
been
have
"
tenant, £20,000 for £4425 Ireland, Uuder fof.fnelj;.'
Catholic
more
ister
priests
V
are
Lord
£8000;
Ireland,
cellor,
some
than
lished,
to
Peers in Catholic House. In the House
Rulers.
spirited
not
for
less
no
loyal,
,
verge
ought Gordon)
was
off, a
the
ou
desperate, living starvation where cattle He kept. (General well
as
thirty-two
Five sit' yeavd back. for for Trish and seventy-five Euglish constituencies. Gf these 80 members are of the Government two supporters while and Mr. DeLisle) (Mr. Matthews time
one
believed he was.
beyond belief, time broken
patient
are
the English Upper of Commons there members than there
which
in
He
Europe. were
people
but and
hot
'
world, these
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Irish
as, follows of Chancellor Exchequer, £5000 Secretaries £5000 of State, First each Lord of Admiralty £4500 Lord Chancellor, "(with house); with 4000 for 6000, speakership of 'louse of Chan Lord Lords; are
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of
various
of State.
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good
Ministers First Lord,<
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the deceased Ireland
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salaries
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knows
well, to me with con you fidence I might tell that you the truth, and so I will to you, speak plainly hoping it may do you good.".
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in
any that
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went
to
over
her,
speak to her ; however spite of her faintness a
weak
shelter self
voice
if
I
yet not daring to she saw me in and asked me in could show her a
and her daughter I advised spend the night. to return Milan, from whence where
her
might
her
to to have she appeared word she cast down raising said in
tone
heart hardest " I feel I
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before
though
end
of
his
Irish
disclaimers
few
a
having
of.
introductory intended any
and
their con reflection upon Lordship's duct of the investigation, Mr. O'Brien of his went to the point straight tnat
speecn,
cms
than
inquiry
was a'
inquiry, in his
are
but
Commissioners, O'Brien
the
Times
denounced
the Times continued style of its pamphlet not merely and Crime," but also of
emphatic publication,
"Parnellism
continuation known commonly by '"Their I audacity!" or
O'Brien) the Lbrdships placed.
"
England
before
'these! X hold in my be pleased
a
.
to
400
nearly
pages
the 'by since these
Tirhes V
to
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menced., i
title
is
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Parnellism
expense
and
and
the
of this submit
worry
I
in
manner
and
which
are.
we
a
it
we
frightful
tion :
month
are
have
allegation the rest
the
if
true,
of
/
of
information
1
in
was
and
obtained,
was
daily
hour. had
one
Is.
for
)
often butter
produce was Some of the been
f !
to
exported £6 per cwt., trade could be
where it realised that a profitable
farm. Five dairy and a second first prizes, older of merit were obtained for the exhibit working by the depart dairy ment. The also offers superintendent of the cause an of such an explanation for
use
permanent
a
seven
first,
s
amount of inferior butter, being hot weather, uamely the want of a cbol chamber for keeping cream. The farmers would not use extensively, until scientific labour-saving appliances devised a cheap means of cool experts enormous
made
in
_
.065
non-volatile.
small
a
ing contain
to
j
of milk to quantity 3 gallons, and 1 of cheese. For the butter
butter
England,;
one
acids,
j
modern
on
The average of
showing
and
it,
contained
ensilage of organic
I
MODEL
DAIRY."
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manufactured
average
an
;
fresh
chamber lie
water.
or
should
departmeut that
in
£300
direction for
a
50
to
with
deg.
experiment
by offering
bonus
a
invention. the use of
suitable,
air
the
that
suggests stimulate
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of was
It-
that indispensable should be obviated. chemicals
ice
or
!
RULES.
WEATHER
Com that
feet.
any
An
Never the
cold
will
congestion After in
ride
omit
until
the
and
then
cold.
bed
with
cold
farm, ment.
is
in
the
open
window of a car dangerous to health, When hoarse, possible
else
ed from, manently
for
animal
never
;
is
it
even
life.
Merely and never
as
voice
little is
as
recover
be per of the
may
difficulties
or
continue the
to posed comfortably
back
the
warm
is
can
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keeping
heat
after
To
warm.
fire,
the back
ex
it has become do otherwise is
More
N6 If fine
is
after
having and
exercise, on
ice
exposed
person the Sanitarium.
They
of are
or
snow
to
cold
appearance and he calls the time it
cold taken
weather
j
or
a
slight avoid always or where the wind From —
and
wet
or
cine
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and
and food, cheaper real and substantial way, and especially-
of
using
employing
of the inuch does you only
vile
that
always at good times
a
trifling
and
stop,
on
buy good, clothing of
things the
;
life
foolish
quack doctor's
humbug
harm,
simple,
American,
much
so
style, better
expensive
so7
that in
trust Soule's '
spending
stop food
rich
Times.
Hard
more
get every habit
in
still
will
you clothes,
healthy
reaches
especially of degree standing
particle
of.
surroundings.
from a warm going atmosphere mouth closa cooler one, keep the that air may be warmed in so the the nose ere it through passage
the lungs. Never stand
every U6e
,
by the
When into
on
Cultivator almost every
disease makes its usually and sweeps his stock of pigs, it his luck, when most, of to had food can be traced
debilitating.
I
animals
;
speak hoarseness
be produced.
throat
best paying the American
but they are so when profitable, only and managed. The man fed, rightly to not feed his stock on that cares deserve to have any decent food doesn't and he succeeds in a rarely getting out of them, as some profit mysterious
the
near
the says
,
the
lost,
or
farm
spoiled by a bad and poor manage
is
the pig. He can digest kind of refuse produced from:the farm; he works straw, and up leaves, weeds, fine and when, the sods into manure, it
moment
a or
the
until
7
herd
pasture,
is'
for un bathing, active condition the and favour pores,
carriage
poor
One of
damp
or
and other diseases. exercise of any kind, an
A good
rich.
the
regular
skin close
American
on authority dairy that if herd of dairy a says coWs is to be made a profitable the farm- on which it is kept possession, of all be in a profitable con must first dition. A rich makes rich milk farm milk makes and such the dairy-man
,
less
secret,
super-
back upon
the
matters
open. go to
Never
was
incurring
with cold.
is
the mouth
the prosecu on the one would render utterly
a
seven-eighths made days
lean
enor
1
inquiry
obtain
to
to lib. gallon 2s. 6d. per lb. and the cheese,,
,
:
the question
month
while expense, touched, not which,
of
after
order
lib
between the Keep the back, especially well covered also the shoulders blades, In sleeping in a chest well protected. of breath establish a habit a cold room the With nose, and never ing through
tangible shape of having the
gang
Minister
,
sold.
a journey begin has been eaten. warm Never take drinks into the immediately go out
your. Lord warranted so
of
and brick, rotted the sides at, of one-third of the
breakfast
to
I submit
were
CENTENNIAL WORKING
'
female and thirtyhad been enrolled. The separators treated 138,252 quartsw of milk of butter and 22741b. ; 847i71b. of cheese were, and a manufactured, of cream had also been large; quantity
a
Never
of
result
with
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dairying. three male
cubic
two
found was Ensilage and bacteria ferments.
that thing Never
they
your book been com
the
as
loaded
\
soon
VJW.v4.oj
to remain tongue-tied? be distinctly understood claimed not for a moment
are
The
COLD
rwmo
no
may
Neither is tbeir stand-point biological for that the ensilage is reason believing action. made more digestible by their yeast from
a
and dastardly ; miserable, conspirators of the Times and instead producing and said the have, they they proof to have had before which they ought here charges, made such terrible
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the
ClllCJLlUU
about fifteen
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allegation we
whether
shall
of
as
OigcbJXL&U
United
in O'Brien, follows Fight-
Mr.
in any allegation But instead form. or of meeting opportunity
j
publishers proceedings
published
copy
that
commenced.
a
of
volatile
perfectly were we were treated as, we long as in not keeping side, by the other in silence and not remaining tonguemeans em the tied as to they were us. W e court and against ploying into the horrible challenge inquiry the Times which allege accusation under the hand of our they can prove and we are here to. meet own leader,
That
it if up look at it, which has
pass
kindly
to
have
supplied, ships we
name.
and
still
it
scandalous
published
proceedings hand, however,
a
he
is
cent, per and .035
tenth
the Ire
ranged through
as.,
carried on. Mr. Wilson recommends the and of the unfixing packing and storing it' in machinery and plant the Exhibition, with a of future view
ate
;
Would
which almost
orily.
11.
respectfully on what to comment we are entitled the scandalous absence this article calls more of material evidence and the still
work
day.
originally,
will
Lordships of,
every
was
pamphlet
cVIO
mission.
—
in
Wo
we
mous
Parnellism and Crime" concerning which are Lordships solemnly your one tittle whether it contains inquiring is of truth— that pamphlet being openly advertised and sold by tens of thous ands
cts
which
venture (said to bring before your in which we hardships The entitled pamphlet
Mr. are
of the that
Holding
stantial
ney-General's before !given
edition
voice
angry
,
embodying speech and the evidence the and Commission, " Parnellism published under the title as if it were an 'and Crime," just separate
delivered character the word
your Lordships' any right question is or is not admiss as to what rulings I do most evidence. What ible as claim in this article .is respectfully in the fullest that we are entitled tactics manner the dilatory to criticise to the in sub of the Times reference
Attor
the
work,
his
to
pounds each. gain of forty-nine 10. of corn and Analysis ensilage similar corn corn made from fodder of total nit show a loss in the ensilage and soluble albuminoid nitrogen rogen, and an inrceased per carbollydrates cent, of non-albuminoid other nitrogen, aud ash. extract, crude fibre
if
to
counsel. his most
in
the
I wish that I
most
to in entitled comment fully he held to be the 'public upon' what !" Times" unfair of conducting way their of the case. United Irelanl part not the Judge'he maintained, aittaCked,
was
all
;„i.
ing
was
Mr.
passage with
O'Brien
_
a
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;
foregoing
in
corn
during
employed
means
returned
sold
each,
1
-
in
on
\
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pounds
allowing each animal. silo of stone,
dayB
I
has Agriculture/! a from 'Mr. received D.' Wilson, report' of the model superintendent working the at Centennial Exhibition. dairy The report stated the six that during had been ait work months the dairy a of both town and country large number for hours visitors had waited and days
and
silo,
desired
food
retain
be
with
green when put
fifty
to
THE
three
shorthorn Five yearling heifers, given averaging 895 pounds each, were ensilage daily pounds of corn forty-eight
us.
his land in hand, low tone, continued
candid manner, the 'investigation differs from one by a Parliamentary Committee simply in :its That being conducted by judges." lie that being the case, he maintained O'Brien,
the
against
court.
jucuciai and Parliamentary "In said Mr. fact,"
1
political
less
our
1
1
taken.
as
9.
;
cork
;
-
of.
by
a
two
.or
one-fourth
with
half-pint
The
the
foot
cubic shrank
bottles
stomach otherwise
than
silo,
pounds
silo
j
;
moderate allow with other ensilage food, better than ate somewhat the ensilage satisfact and thrived very corn-fodder, forty-five of ance
of de
drip
summaris
for evidence believing could be considerably ob that this loss the silo of wood. viated by building head of cattle, fed 8. Thirty-seven
apology,
drip,
\
;
of settling.
evenness
There
7.
In pronouncing energy. voice almost his grew "audacity" and he turned hoarse with indignation, of scorn a and round with gesture the Times manager contempt to where were close -to and solicitors seated, " his friend Mr. Davitt. Disseminating Mr. O'Brien their exclaimed; poison,"
pretty
After
sincere
most
istic
his
speech
escape
recent
corn.
in
the ensilage cement, and top to the extent entire amount.
things
pi'otest
The by Mr.
at he
was
to
insignificance
habitual
against
much as it does and in the House platforms He spoke for thirty-five
of commons. minutes.
1
Mr.
for
;
inaudible—
'first
1
while
it.
and
their
papers
matter throughout England; are to be closed mouths
famatory
got
mono
Such
or unslacked earthen -other of a gallon slowly or
and securely, store for use. A teaspoonful put 'into children's infants' or food at ,meal times is invaluable as stomachic and a and will: enable the weakest digestive, or
found in obtaining
Twenty-one
;
approximated feet a day for 6. With
if
a
constant,
political
unsparing, Court
Times.
of
crock
a
,
the
fill
was Difficulty of distribution
a occupied and into the silo, volume weighted the square foot. 5. The size of
iso
of
more
of green
corn
jl to show that any of the of con law enforcement rigid would and must have; a have, tempt because one-sided effect, necessarily of the Irish the representatives people will haveto remain exposed to that
swinging,
the.
their1
and
with quote these
H'sh-sh,''
"court,' and ;
ringing,
the
as
out
the went round the of, "the down below public" the ladies in the bent galleries attitude of expectancy. forward in an males had their Some curious palms at "
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4.
England in
in
and pour over as water, you stirring thoroughly leave it for twelve hours to settle do<so; then skim off the scum on'1 the surface and pour off the clear into liquid pint
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not
to
tons
consequently,
as pictures part in or taking crimes. abominable But so' done by not newspapers
'
as a buttoned, straight tightly ramrod, and with his hands carelessly his folded behind back. Every one who knew Mr. knew that the O'Brien'
Court1
in
go aepictea
WATER.
pound
a
'
on
was
.days
-seven
3.
do not escape they into, court but notice, get brought will be ready to speak doubtless they
:
;
we
ourselves
see
three
evenness
the
us,
half
quicklime
ffiome.
of green corn, per acre tons>of corn fodder. sixth It seven men and required
one
2.
atrocious
attacking
persons
anir
tons
and
man
have
They
levelled.
minor wherever
notice,
upright, '
charges audacity
are
a
of
:
The yield
seven
"punishment of the accused persons,
public journalist, the most
a
whom
hope by
1
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as
against
influential
William,
follows
as
1.
for
apply
one
me,
instigating that is
full to accept for responsibility all that had appeared in his paper, or his action. arid to1 defend explain had Sir And no sooner Richard his place than the of "resumed editor his feet, Ireland was on bolt United
'
ed
twenty
and
act
every
and' results America were
in
experiments
day
this
graphed
ready
0
Theconclusions
;So
.teams
court
LIME Put
ject.
matters
established. poison day after
by
Conclusions
were,
and
in
man
ENSILAGE. American
it
as
bound
a
acknowledge
vessel;
them
hundreds of places, knowing that and perhaps for years, iwe for months shall not have the in opportunity their horrible court of counteracting These are the allegations. persons to come into who have the audacity
we
He had Webster rose. he had said a to what and Mr. O'Brien United
Richard
Sir
as
proved send their
other that
""Court v."
imprimatur, if they were
not
is
not
JFatm/ Station/
ask for to my punishment I have in one article because leading the effect done best to counteract my of all the poison they are frightful There are us. disseminating against
Trial.
—
is
the .Times
disseminating
the
Court,
against as well
I
I!(!V
I
en
for
into
had
enough to deaf To be Continued.
vjoicet
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,of
with
they
;
.
and
us,
already
,
.
, ,
I
in.
placed
counsel
who to be
cold
the most disseminating 400 pages of them, charges,
against almost of the
was
chief
there does
because party
himself our leader.
case,
atrocious
nothing, to relieve and her, absolutely nothing, when her to jmake matters worse, her thus she insensible daughter saw started and. sci'eaiiiing at the top jcrying
myself
P
for
she became unconYou can imagine, I found position
>
.altogether. the awkward
;spip.us.
her' in
get
the
General, this in
Using
impossible and distance, great houses round about.
arrived
she
it,
in,
any, other
no
were
.
back
;
I managed to my, little cabin, was
country. ex parte
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on ;
as
she
;.rril;the;state
she tried to her
effort
holding
but she fell of the tree.
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strength ,as
last
a
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the
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shelter."
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to some "Then to raise
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conduct
fluous,
.
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me
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not
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on
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grasshopper
another
sum
to
you than a
dozen springs. looked
merchant the accounts
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looking
the
A
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day.
for
country
his
me
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will
Tailor: to you. Ob, indebted ydhr game it won't be done.
evei"
look
I
the
are
rich
No
:
Prisoner the supply very,
:
short.
You
Magistrate chickens, :
stealing Ra6tus
;
honah.
your lucky.
very
Only always
:
I'ae
gregation): wid
will
umbrellahs
I take
of
disappearance-
mysterious
last
umbrellah
dar
Sunday,
am
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of
examination
You the
a
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4
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:
the
ease:" "
Only
from
midnight
the
by said
a
full
thii
"
terrible
"
travel
lei,
its
terrible
Man
'
cry,
can
overboard
!'
to
comprehend the
meaning,
The Pound
fear
Oh horror in its sudden alarm." a little lame shoe yes, they can," replied of a traveller. maker who was not much " when I wasn't near thr I heard it once of it more the horror and I realized
ship,
said
could," " I was
"You
else."
one any the traveller
couldn't,' "
scornfully. the lame
persisted the man
who
was
1
Yes,
shoemaker; overboard."
him
directing eri and
confer
with the prisonbest advice he could
to
give him the under the circumstances. to an with his adjacent cjient when an officer consultation, inform
"
manded place," place," mean me
to
retired for
room wus
sent
to
the Court was waiting. found and alone, into the court the officer is client ?" de Where your " He has left the judge. the
them
barrister The returned with room.
He
that
was
the lawyer. the "Left replied 44 What do you cried the judge. " ?" Why, your honour directed I could give him the best advice
me the circumstances. He told aud so I opened the he was guilty, window and advised him to jump out as iu and run. He took advice, my duty bound, and by this time he is more
under
than
ten
miles
off."
some
If
o'
4
4
it.
It's
water
from but But
huf
no
use,'
the Keeley, at Chelmsford, town
in
piece
I 4
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is
D'ye,
I've
44
it
star worst
last
young T JL
like
M
sudden
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was
a
after,
T?t VTJLbU
OAVjlOllli&U
cau't
we
the the
see
what's
the in girl look here,
Why
one
day
yon
4-
into
fell 44
Help
ed the 44
a
lonely a chalk
play
out—
me
No,
no,
44
called
crane.
you've
Gave
up
given
Up.—
It all
idea
—
4
I
but
said he and he
4
—
But
slipeak
of
ten
by
Can you time
afford
to
want
to
you
blow
go,
of
on
some
in
up
million der und a haff of
one
!
I get cash.
Oh, no;
else
shout
Mr.
Glad
Smith of
—
steamer
a
to
per
Then
and
cent,
Shust
so.
Dot
me.
for two speculation Vhas he wrong. ahead: right Auy thing
make
heap of money.' I vhas glad see it you scheme costs me only tree a
becomiug
But where buy with ?'
a
4
have.'
I heard matured,
now.
;
j
year.
the
dollars
million
to
so.
I vhas to gift Dot makes
Oh my her
!
I
remember
note
for
all
one
satisfac
4
4 ;
ness,
else
I goes Vhill, I guess.'
iu
der
vailroad
the
others that the
there
stomach trouble
would soon her disease
leave
began
usual
states,
Inspector
under
but to made
day
;
medical effect.
no
that
she
treatment In this strait
or
she
'
:
no
I feel There
longer,.
be
dead.
of
that
me
had
is
me
hope.
good J
no
more
no
two
or
1 reguest of Mother
my only
does
to
expense
hold
of
and the
by
week
last
a bottle it
got
wrought
'
a
one
Almanacks
Beigel's
of in
Syrup
of
one
read
the
cases
hers. Board
and i
in
is
givS
:
yo->
she
seems
cures
like
the
Syrup
What
their a few
medicines
was
course
of
been
able
about
to
actually she was
since and
which
bronchitis, of
symptoms aud
had
her
the
of power housauds Mother sale by
the
as
in to find, she had not
who
of
'
only
living
abated, be
Seigel's chemists
and A.
by the proprietors, Farringdon Boad,
35,
(indigestion and it now as
hale and be one
and himself, witnesses to
Syrup
ready just Curative
than
more
soon
Beigel's were
no
disease
Inspector
hosts Mother
all
takeu. the
already
were
true
rapidly dyspepsia), Barbara will that
hearty
woman
of bed, but to move out get had taken the and house, considerable aud a distance, than better health enjoying first ill. The asthma taken
outside
was
she
astonishment that days,
to
journeys
lone
poor pitied howher believing, petition, would as proved as useless
granted
the ever, the other
ed,
?'
aifection that
see
disordered if the main
probable
the
great
aud
What
the that
The
been
It Mother
of
dot's
from and
remedy.
seems
tory.'
1
condenser.'
H'm,
is
to
Curative Syrup ; SeigeVs a and If it proves failure and make will die in peace, the parish."
ship
dollar.' 4
is
bronchial
a
in
dure it I shall
I
4
no
Barbara
place,
the following touching appeal I have been swallowing Inspector do medicines months. me no good. They for / am going on to I can en-worse. from worse
dot
go
is
being of
enough
others
to
?'
,
4
It
any had
What, if I buy oop all der oranges the country a for dollars ?' million 50 Then you could advance prices
in
steam
be cured
her.
would make
!
not
with do, symptoms bad the of sour breath, rising and the faintthroat, oppression loss of sleep, ness at the pit of the stomach, coated dull bad taste in the tongue, eyes, chronic became and mouth, &c., and finally her not hopeless through being able to find
vhas
4
me
!"
out
could
fluids
dollars.'
Duuder
Mr.
a
there
that
would
did small
headaches,
two
profit
she
long
and
wise
ailments arose and digestion,
one
vhas
here
extremely
on
and
distant, instiutions in occupied the
was
years,
price
miles
asthma
as
two
for
was
She
but
under
that
kind.
mainland,
old
an
ago came
likely
Although
from
birds.
canary
in and
told
is
and this, added to native shrewd education, enabled her to use ness, good judgment in her situation and state of to own respect sufferd she had health.
dot
Shermany
incident short
"the
and Dyspepsia, and out of .this Indigestion had sprung and as up other complaints age infirmities her. bodily crept apace upon Barbara albeit she bad was not ignorant, fallen into In earlier life she poverty. somehow obtained the of a fair advantage
and
too,
called
a pau necessarily position The trouble from whichout. per, living she dated back In suffered many years. better and more prosperous days she had in some the foundation for Chronic way laid
?'
the stove,
the
few
a
The
iu
'
Request.
the
look not of any
care
parochial
und spit und den
loafers
stoaf
scheme, you'll buy
dollars
were
the doc
;
railway
a
yet pathetic
Gray of-
did
on
land
see.
H'm
4
and it need
loafers
!'
weeks
;
poor," by Mr. one of the Macklejolm, Inspecat Shetland Is Poor, Lerwick,
the
reside
5'
der
suppose
simple
annals J. B.
long
apiece.'
Splendid
out.
had all that you that were you your plans write nothing going to avoid prolixity, sentences but short, sharp or sententious to be the great that in fact you were S.
as
want You here and agents in and there is the cost of Germany, and the loss transportation, by death,, must find a million you buyers.
41
writer.'
Jones
man
of beer.'
ter
figure 'em
Und
like
He
ash
more
schwearing
buy
Exactly.' If I buys oafer a million
Sir
on
tuken
boy," replied a not statesman, decline the task."
I'm a I must
stone,
I
and
amusing poet
the
Barbara
Vhill,
4
doctor. old
trick
every
else
Yes.'
Dying
He says that time some named Barbara woman, Smith, the notice of the Board. She
4
pit.
help
dot
up saloon.
What
4
Pauper's
of tors lands.
I doan' pefore. der stoaf vhas blown nop mit und maype der bouse vhas
leafers,
mat
in injured from received over the road
was
and
what John
tricks
new
the old
think
!
4
-
millionaire.'
a
An
course.'
H'm
shillings
n
U
this
when
place,
4
blow
4
n
Dunder.
as
it.'
the trick ?' Eh ? Does
can
Mr.
right,
J
sergeant,
fire.'
4
in
said
blow up the
course
I
all
4
dollar.'
not a dentist, physician, decline the task. A few Mr. Gladstone and Dr. Clark
walking tor
But
on
programme.
Clark to have a tooth Andrew was Sir Andrew very polite, must
4
Of
disappointed bill says first weeks between the three elapse and I've and second acts, got to get to tend to home by to-morrow night that corn in the field." cutting "
tones.
vhas
a
Because
Avnlmma/1
UD
tne
What
glasses
Dot
Of
but you vhas a I doan' know you hand. How much
the com.-.: in settlepany a lifepass for damages. rnent said he, Be gob,' 4 it's a luckey thing that Oi wasn'tkilled, for if Oi had have been, Oi'd niver saved all this in fares.' money
?'
y
Why, John,
asked
?"
ko
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start, "
out." ter
"
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%
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the
over
two
4
der
looked
nnw
for
4
for
always
accident,
ill,
place,
You
said,
I
apiece double the
?'
you
that's
can
A
J'I
hugging
4
4
up ?
my
and
too
scene
and
in
4
the
played
from the country A very green couple the theatre the other and attended night, their seats the after they had taken man
Come, go
play
pay
Brannigan
?'
ahead.
perhaps your stove buy a new
4'a
was
benches." Hundred
full."
never
home
go
trick
blitzen,
forty
up
down
you got ?' Vhill, sergeant,' he meited slowly, vhas to wait until
keep
theatre it
give
i
saw
4
pupil
I
vhas
have
ting
und
buy
20,000dols
spring
sergeant Shake my
Oh,
speculate.'
i
it,
the stove, of wood mit some put in a slitick powder in it und You ueafer blow 'em oop. saw such and ru mining in schumping life. It vhas euough kill to your you mit laughing. A stranger me dot gifts
;
for
right und I
South
footlights
Chelmsford
is
to
shtay tricks,
a
In the
Black. to the
new
J
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aDouc
shall
I
vhas
the
he
which
in
Note,"
ex
medal
then
linglaud, of empty 44 The was
account
you !'
the
was
actor,
time
Maype
ter
encourag I the boy, clean waste
a
It's
thought
4
of,
must
replied
I this
in his chair. like to hear from you doan' some Mr. Dunder greenhorns,' replied look. If I vhas green with an injured as und some cows feed on me bet grass
4
more.
I
me
he settled
colonel
school other
some
und some
!
have my advice free.' Und vhen I make two hoonered million dollars der best bauk in I gif you for Detroit a present. Good-bye, I see you quicker sergeant, again, vhen I
not.'
it,
twenty
4
by
changes
ii
ieu
the
4
could
man,
You
?'
else
vhas I learn
worth
but dot vhas excellent I doan' think of -dot
I
wonder
a
sharp
maype the last discouraged here, you had tried politics Perhaps you have struck
were
miles of.
acres
?'
money.' Donder
'
Old
the
100
!'
pefore. shall
were
left.
some /m
internally
you mother,
his
any
moon
Dot
here.
That's the
vhas
Aud,
4
at
build million
we
two
say, you this steamboats fall and sell them next
bed, John.'
But
!
me
you
something
square
4
—
wiu exclaimed
in
just
last
flies
into
a
well
on
time you and got
you've someth
em
arop I'm
vhas 4
DUNDER.
Germany
liut
4
I dunno. you've got
I
s'pose
tried,
.
prisoner
Then
do
never
Mr. Gladstone for theft, being arraigned the and having no Court ap counsel, barrister to that service a young pointed
A
"
'Humph.
—
drop
said
Why
half
I i
and,
than
been
badly."
you
you.
has
that
now
that
is
If
get laud
By Sheorge
pefore
4
mamma,
so
up
Kentucky)
Billy punster, he advanced "
?'
as Carl Dun claimed Sergt. Bendall, der entered the Woodbridge-street police station yesterday. No, I doan' go. Maype dere vhas
4
a
beggarly
44
,
for
Citizen I. didn't
try
ring" theatrical
it
who have been roused slumber on shipboard
those
anybody?
4
'
When
made an What
to
go
Business
!
in
were
of goodness.'
" Witness Oh, noth you find ?" account of a ing consequence beggarly as of empty boxes,, Shakespeare says." " Never mind what Shake Lawyer and He will be summoned said. speare what about for himself he knows testify
did
you
in
Well
4
an
the
gets
ingly. shan't
cloud
say
keep
bad,
trying,'
!"
premises.
before
Still
years.'
always ou
John
that
we
million
a 4
I
prominent
CARL
So
boy, aud
tried
yer church,
you
say
coal
roast
What
1 U
Mother, I can good behaviour,'
Side
own
man
(in
am
my
me
-
forty 4
con
please Since de
'em.
at
look
a
A
?'
4
That's too dead, doctor. What did he die Doctor— Water around
strange. had taken
been
Pastor (dismissing membahs "De what
4
roast.
governess conduct." her away,
brought
heart.'
for
wonce
what
It
What's
4
—
—
thats
physician says men would walk up aud down stairs more be healthier.' they would She That's a sensible doctor. By the way, I wish in the you'd go down and bring and cellar up a load of wood
inn-experienced
(to tramp; good dinner can't
a
for
Coloured pervided wait 'till
Rastus
Your
?
of your better send
declare. I doctor?'
arrest
been
ever
you
Uncle
?
so
;
Have
:
Magistrate ed before befo,'
sah
charged
half
Now
4
—
:
you
as an
conclusion-—"
Lily
Citizen colonel is
with
Rastus. Uncle I understan's.
uncle
Yes,
:
are
well said
I
to any letters the lamp post man, madam.
>
Quick
sense.'
common
She
Give
cold
:
;
very
call
put :
could
ing for it ? Tramp Well, want to do what's right.
So you admit having been ? making counterfeit money honour see Yes, your you article is so of the genuine
could
Naturally
is
(reading)
He that if
was
Did
:
Woman
had
:
in
engaged
hear,
'
f
Magistrate
He
could.
you had for having
congregation," " I a said recently, ask, clergyman, where are the poor ? But when I count I ask, Where in the vestry, the offertory,
I
truth,
condense.'
to
—
he
some
man
complaining
the
at
.the
witted.
indigna is only
beef,
me
as
just
man
I
your
j
Frenchman
witness
to
A natural
When
that
.cold
incompetent
Witness
is The idea of an anarchist popular that of a man who is able to take any in valuable that comes his way, thing a bath. except 44
Woman
political
with that
cold.
beef,
Give
:
an
hotel
that's
if
carry
Stand.-
that
coat
you
to tell Well, about nothing
J-:
think
beef.
col
get my be for
shall
a
Englishman
some
Lawyer
done
didn't
In Mexico.
million und der income for der dollars, road vhas millions a fife Here year. vhas der figures like some Dot grease. cost two dollar.' me pointer idea. Mr. Splendid Dunder, why don't for you 100,buy the City Hall OOOdols. and sell it back to the for city
it.'
?'
she
wishes
at
inan
"fired
was
roast
American
lector.
If
a
restaurant.
a
Give
his collector's He is now
over
of
suppose of saying
way
some
mo
of
'
out. In
out
responded
school
at
girl two
paper tells meeting who tion."
make
not
ques-"' of form
The giraffe," of the class.
A
—
demand.'
great
aware
Why'
—
plan
in every birthdays year, that she had grows up she wishes in every two birthday years.
slsis
but
S.
in
I'm 4
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young have
could
cobblers'
of matrimony doubtful
definition
difficult
one
strike
on
go of
case
"
member
bright
a
A
perpetual. engagement One swallow does that
like
!
the
lately put the highest
is
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LINSEED, Tolu,
much.be-
London,
are
at all very
D.
:
OF
COMPOUND Senega, Chlorodvne.
Aniseed, EAY'S with
Early
our
and
Hotel.
GERALDTON
Consump-
this
prices
Paris,
Bronchitis
c.
to
depression. opportunity
personally
Albans
AUUOC
&
take
for
purchased
T
COLDS, TjX)R COUGHS, Jj Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,
and
low prices
temporary
selected
Men's
and
back Splendid Balcony Stables, Bath-rooms, a First for every requisite
Roebourne.
Lott,
Gi'rfs,
sizes
value.
curing
front.
Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. Kelly, Dongarra,
F.
all
specially
at
Bonnets
Ladies,
good value.
NESBIT,
J. T. W.
and
Boys,
goods
Novelties
A ccommodation
Class Travellers.
JPii for
watch
W.
real
Summer
PERTH.
STREET,
Perth. :
marked
purchasing
their
4
and
present The public should of
IMMED
and
Youths
qualities meet the
VARIETY.
Shamrock
Hats
Young
GREAT
IN
of,
Straw Straw Hats, 25 Cases Ladies,
Hearman and St.
practical
Watchmaker
on
taken
parts
in
Stores,
DRAPERY
&c.,sold
Jewellery, with
a
—
Practical
quarter,
Spectacles.
and
V.
of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the and Con English tinental Markets.
Mens,
sold. guarantee every article TIME PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
pos and
cases,
boxes
small
Pins
by buying from besides having a large
from
!
Flour.
in
-Spirits
in
Oilmen's
cent.,
maker
,
octaves.
Tobacco
.
Breast
PAYMENT
select
classet
shortest
and
to
thas
to announce manufacture all on
Necklets Studs Keepers
per Nesbit,
beg
BOOTS,
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
20
1:
and
Wines asks
at ex householders possession low As no heavy prices. ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing customers will save at least collecting,
PERTH,
to
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Pins Breast
TIME
THE
!
Teas, Sugars,
E.
Leontines
on
Britnall),
fTREET,
B. Brooches
IATE
BOOT
&
sets
Clocks,
OF
J
&c.
...
Watches Bracelets
Silver „ Silver
Leontines
Watches,
lie
and opened the
1
Gold
,,
on
brown&allen, HAY
Ladies'
&c.
j
—
loading)
that
announce
j
ana (muzzle, SaddAmmunition
pieces,
Harness,
lery,
Snider
,
Earrings Alberts
nol
is
they
AUSTRALIAN
Label
breech,
Watches
Cruets,
Pumps,
to
received
hasjust
Iron,
Corrugated
Draper—
City
JfcjEGrS
Walthams
Alberts
„
Success.'
HEARMAN,'
—The
also
Revolvers,
Fowling
Rifles,
repaired
G.
Stocks
full
requirements,
Galvanized
Wires, Douglas
Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earrings „ Alberts ,, Wedding Rings Electro Plated Clocks Cups
;
like
,
repaired. Nesbit's
Earrings
„
Vendors of Medicine all sold by with dir ec Civilized World the ; throughout tions for use in almost every language. And
or
Station
V.
Agents, hand
on
Carpenters' tools, goods, Wool Portable bales, Anvils, Forges, Wire Netting, Fencing Cornsacks,
every
„
fail.
of
always
other
sundry
jewelled)
Brooches
„
HAVE
Nesbit's
„
„
only at 78,
EVERY
„
„
are
or
Importers
Station
and
first-class
of
Jewellery order to
Merchants,
Stock
the Colony. with two a
Watches
other
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Levers Nesbit's Gold Gent's
Complaints.
ristic
in
CHEAPEST and
th
work, guaran The Best Watch Nesbit's Walthams
exception.
"Nothing
Reason.
Succeeds
FREMANTLE,
rough
years.
Watches Silver „ Gold Bracelets B.& E. sets ,,
Cures
it
of of
Jewellery the colony. (capped and
Watches
If
salt
the
on
-two
and
|
Ulcers,
and
stock
|
Old
Breasts,
.
Bad
selected
.
For
best
in description Levers English stand and riding
BAD
of
cure
the
cheapest and7 Watches
and Healing1 Properties the World. throughout
known
are
Adelaide,
the
PERTH.
STREET,
HAS
These Searching1
Jeweller,
Street,
General
j
Its
Rundle
|
of
(Summer
WAREHOUSE,
L
COLONIA
CO.,
_
Watchmaker (Late
'
and
Commencement
£ W4MII0N &
V.
.
Ve E.
the.
Howick-
for
the
office
of
street,
times cheap. Hbat.V,
Right the
"
Rev. W. A,
Perth,
by
Bryan.
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