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and
WATCHES
of
KINDS
and
Gold
Silver
manufactured
Jewellery
the
on
and
Gold
Silver
Wedding Rings
made
to
order
the
on
shortest
notice.
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Stock
Large
GolH
suit
all
sights.
great
variety.
Gold
and
Watches.
Silver
.
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and Silver
variety.
hand. Selected
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in great
Alberts
Stock
of Electroplated
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in the
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repaired
at
reasonable
prices.
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was
at Extract
published
from in the
REPORT Melbourne
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with SPECIAL MANUFACTURING SINGER International Exhibition
OF Argus
MENTION
MERIT,
ORDER OF THE awarded the Centennial
FIRST
Machines),
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on
Sewing
29th
and
January,
other 1889
Sewing
(for
COMPANY 1888-9.
Machines
for
making
Clothing;
as
officially
and the Wheeler and Wilson, Company Sewing Machine Singer Sewing Machine had not the slightest of Machines, but we difficulty Company each exhibit a Collection the first with SPECIAL machine company award sewing the singer in awarding of the following to express our that each desire We particularly opinion 3IENTION. is of SINGER'S of itself a which are Collection, worthy of a first Machines part Leather and Manu Machine, The Button-hole Machine, Eyelet Machine, award viz. and Wilson exhibit the Wheeler As a collective Machine. Company only took facturing second award." The
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WITH SPECIAL MENTION.
FIRST ORDEROF MERIT, Singer
Manufacturing
Company, New York,
for
Collection
of
Sewing
Machines.
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The London correspondent for is Manchester Guardian responsible that " Mr. Purnell regards the statement more interest with the coming session Parlia one of this than any preceding his to be is understood ment. It
the claim
-
on and. opposed, ho valid hnv.o
ground to
They have
country. Ireland,
Scotland, that
now
England,
the time them, against at the beginning quite to the claim legislate.for intimated have want should
bo
good
to
reason
but
leader,
generally, be will
not
also and
of denied.
that
in
forcing
with acted iipon, the Government to to the country."
appeal
kind
A Humbugging
cauSo, shown The
is
law,
nature
proviso
on
he
ought
lil.O.
for that
plenty
comedy is.
—
in their conduct these constables
tragic One of
nothing
action.
On
tution.
petty several
of
sessions National
.
or
has
cases, certain Grown and Consti recent Tuesday at the
a
with
charged Ltiuguers in the em a herdsman boycotting of a Mrs. Hayden at Carrick ployment who were on fair. The constables duty said that the defendants at the fair were to the paying too much atloution were
and were herdsman
the Irish smile
the
case
-
came
the
Tuesduy
f'ollowiug in
put
magistrate result being
defendants of smiles."
the kind before
saw
"humbugging the
on
!
actually
When
ut peeping the Royal
contiuually One of
that
an
the
the
connected
official
witlv
tions,
"to tract "
the
making
plained, wish and
that
aforesaid
.
declara in
the
substitution, to dissolve only its
this
civil
the
in
23
September
words
civil
con
Sacred
Penit
Monaco.
the
Mr.
inst.
22 ud
adjournment forbidden the defendants are Meanwhile to smile or wink either at herdsmen
that
all
in
before he left from the reporter Mr. Brisbane Courier Dillon said to 1 am well with visit my pleased I am more than Queensland. pleased. more satis has been in It every way The people than I anticipated. factory and looked have been exceptionally kind, here at these" Mr. Dillon produced Interviewed
just
Queensland
by
Home
and
Manoeuvres
Naval
Mr. speeches to the M.P., Stahsfeld, gave expression Naval that the suspicion great intended to have a were Monoeuvres Rule controversy. on the Home bearing meant his Mr. fc>tau6fcld probably First Lord observation as a joke. The of the Admiralty, Lord George Hamil his
of
one
ton, addressed derland lately,
Naval land
a
Irish
Manoeuvres, had
and
tions,
from
land, ed strategical tion and Commerce.
had
it
the
been
basis
proved
She
had
no
increase
of that
opera Ire
west
depreda British harbours
great both large fleets, the and it South; to that no say exaggeiation to our the give Navy could which the possession of Ireland
Rule would have on the posses But as sion of Ireland by the Empire. whether aio the harbours to the security, the friends of the more secure for ol the when the. friends Empiie, empire -
Home
the belong,
a
population fleet hostile in
victualling
Balfourism Imperialism
to
country or
when
which the
the
population Thoro is
har is
no of cuomies ? that would find a difficulty Irish harbour while in an the meaning of is expressing
to
Irishmen..
National Library of Australia
of.
proud
the
from
the
North, the
and
districts the ceutral of the colony. They
in
ground
cover
to and out Brisbane, " Bercaldine." They are Mr. said "not Dillon,only signed," and I sympathy help by people whoso but knew I should get, by all classes. of the cause I have found friends I am
from
possess
be
to
something are "They terior
security This was to now supposed gave us." Home be a telling against argument with Lord it told Rule, and we suppose audience. Ho did George Hamilton's what effect not however, explain,
inhabit bours
not
South,
capable' of containing and in iu the north was
—
Sun to "Ire
its
peculiar position observations for of the harassing
a dozen about addresses very handsome wliich lie bad placed at various points of vantage in his comfortable room " are these at the Hotel Imperial
Cook town
as
far
ns
in the Irish only among show but these addresses will
not
advocating
Queesland, that the
mind great repressed feeling even cold, repellant, few moments the viewer sat of the
the
and
scotch,
the outer
For inter
man.
and
interview
Queensland hope in his heart.
breaks
up
ings.
Such
there there
tated
speech.
can
was
eyes as in the rapid
never
with
their
help." practical mission your
have
countries
European
ward
" as
good
far
Theii as
will
you
come
for
and look
their upon
Queensland
is
said tho inter as a success," said viewer. "A complete success," "I estimate that Mr. Dillon earnestly, collected the money I shall have will and contributions, reach about £8,000; bavo not been con like the addresses, Do you know fined to tho Irish people.
concerned
that
an
In
M.P., hope in des unspoken his unpremedi Dillon,
was
an
of
.
Colliery
Explosion.
iir
Port £2
Douglas per
averaged European population. came was forward
the
contributions head of the whole Tho way people
something
wonder-
1 2 paper of October the earnest genuinely from science, Davy lamps to minimise the dangers of the accidents that aiq being
English
downward, mining life, uuutiiiutMijr.
form
ui
icpyibuu too large
only violent
ol
—
:
of
spite of
efforts
its
deaths.
pwrpuuure,
item
of
A
disastrous loss of at
an
our
list
in the explosion, resulting 60 lives, least took place in the middle of at Longtou, the week in Staffordshire, in the Bentille known locally Colliery, as ilie The list Old Fall Pit. of miners descended who on has Tuesday night, not
yet
75
went
been down
due
to
firedamp
under
heric
the
in
also,
which
observatories The
noise
of
d u ring the
once
to
the
than
on
at.
pit to
which
in
iu
penetrate.
more
had
distant been found
The
and Thursday, been provisionally on
the
The
of people."
Irish
Police
fire
was
the work stopped.
of supporting
cost
force
used
are
enormous
the service
to portion constabulary, the special to
the Irish
about £1,500,000. is outof sum, which
.is'
questions
the
police This all
pro
by the necessary by
performed
rendered
is
work
perform
are
police
by the landlords. asked in Parliament what is the nature
obliged Certain the other of some
of the
duties that Dublin. Castle imposes Ireland's force. expensive police It seems that it is a practice for the police to make bids at the sales of boycotted cattle with the object of keeping up the in price ofhe cattle question. This practice is in the keeping with of helping the landlords as policy ranch as Indeed the possible. whole Irish force to police bavo no other appears <jn
reason
or
existence
besides that of landlordism in its abetting war on the Irish If not engag people. ed in carrying out evictions it em is in other ployed that ways help the Landlords. The of sight policemen the attending cattle to sale bid up of a landlord prices in the interest show to what length Dublin Castle is willing to its go in the way of helping proteges. The London Daily News in and
aiding
commonting
on
the
of tho police says This is perhaps, on the the whole, most of law and impudent travesty order yet performed the by Irish
employment
"
...
Executive."
many
a
the charge descend men
of
opening
much of
tho
who shaft
once
it
How
A Church
on
Lord
Archibald
Rev,
Wednesday,
employed
million
member of Great
rescued. Towards noon her Majesty's Inspector of Mines further forbade investigation of owiug to the dangerous accumulation estimated that he gas but one explorer had seen at least 40 bodies of workmen were
twelve
Tuesday explosion the mouth
the
fled
..
Wheels.
astonished
to attracted many who awaited pit, the excitejmepjt/1' organisation volunteer under band, which, of the. manager of the colliery, ed the main Eleven shaft.
had
less
charge of the The explosion
accumulation of and probably, to pit, to the sudden atmosp
change
English
not
the
manager. unusal
an
exteut
some
but
given,
underground was
of
onists.
ficm
Says
to
of the leaf, as the Southern are from States the culture of. cotton. In that case' Ireland have produc could ed the tobacco of the world, crop and instead of famine and decline might have maintained a population of nine to
day show
des
be.
cloubtless
flow
A terrible
raise
crime
of the culture
a
and keepers, and of his surround
John
Mayhap and
it,
to a
so.
.
wrought great Out in the free air head vain with ques
feeling
a
it
some
his bars the silence.
defies
him
making
the climate peculiarly and soil might have been proved to be adapted to the of tobacco culture had it been allowed. It might have been proved to be as much to in the world point superior any other
his may fill as to the feeling that floods a tionings mind as a of sunshine prisoner's ray flashes into a cold, cheerless cell, or a few notes from the song of a bird on the one
forbid
i
of the profit by reason duty the imposed oc the foreign article, Government prohibits the absolutely domestic production, making it criminal to cultivate the leaf anywhere in Great Britain. No one can tell how
silent.
had
wo
thus
and the
under
mi
pi
enormous
a
restrained
UUvIl
this from prevent import duty causing and to Irish Scotch furmers cultivite as conld do at no tobacco, they
measured his
working
three
Doctor Van Burcn Denslow in his of Economic Principles Philosophy, refers to this indignantly outrage, and we his remarks the quote from following "Great Britain taxes the importation of leaf tobacco 6d! or 3s. sterling, cents To eighty-seven per pound.
face was flushed, for the time first some reflex gave
—
the
in
some
"
touched to upon was not one bo followed out on such an occasion. evident that the visit of John It was Dillon to the Parliament of M.P.,
at
col
do
to
laws
the
tobacco,
The theme
night. english,
Government
our
a
—
the
referring (hat said
lie
made
been
iu
meeting
public nud in
His
lloU
Cork
—
which characterise He was under
eye interview
the
during
the
in
IT
that
like
prominently of Europeans
:
"
RuleIn
not
tone,
phrases utterances.
impulse. strong and his earnest
—
The
low
a
first
was
i»qV|
—
and great hospitality have one as a prominent, standard need and the other as an almost of the universal luxury average it does seem like Irishman, the very of for refinement the English cruelty
so
of
:
of tobacco,
use
with received since become
were
;
realisation work-— saw
World
the
vVUtUilvn
years
after
be the
and
words
his
or
doing
Irish
potatoes,
forbidden
Ireland-
to the attention brought by Sir Walter Raleigh at of Queen Elizabeth reign
anxious a people hopes, our of a British happy, prosperous, colony full of hope and the energy and heart for work Mr. Dil that hope gives" lon paused. He had been speaking rap
ire
policemen.
of
way what with
tho position Here I was
long
for
striving
would
what
saw
felt
Tour-
Queensland
Dillon's
—
have
we been
cribed.
for
any but
witnessing
wing
1889.
Cardinal
R.
con
civil
the
of
place
the
only
Rome,
one
the
effects,"
regards at
entiary
if,
he should therewith, judge before it be God, may the Mayor to act as ex for
oxpedient tolerated
tract." Given
Bench
only
appearance, Grown asked
to
an
and he
that in this case, particular due regard to all circumstances
Lucon,
Curriclc-ou-Suir
with
cattle
bis
;
public
cases.
time,
same
in
not
in satisfaction very great I could not help contrasting of unhappy Ireland. withthat
idly to
capacity, his publicly declare wish to dissolve the civil its contract and ouly otherwise the civil and that effects, bond remains indissoluble tnarriqge before God and conscience. The Sacred to the Penitentiary replies from the address Bishop of foregoing
humbug
"a
that is in
discovered actually kind of smile', to the treason
ging rank
the
in
speaking
there
to
is
in
at
confines
of ecclesiastical relative
matrimonial
and
affirm
openly which
decisions
all
That
2.
funny
excruciatingly say, whenever
an
shall
.
the
with
:
That
1.
of
be pro the
—
jurisdiction
men merry to furnish materials
of
may
do
of Parliament, the majority of members Austra whom were or Scotch, English, Was Protestants. there one lian really man at the counterinfluential public " Mr. Dillon have you been meeting ?" " ?" to Parliament House Yes, I have and have on several attended occasions,
with
to
divorce
civil
Smile.1'
a
264
I
Say 8 the Although
of them Compare thbm they been ? to which was admission my meetings, Wei e the men fixed at a higher figure. like counter at the meetings anything men who gave the representative public and sympathy to me ? their attendance I had three Ministers of the In Brisbane nuriber of Crown with me, and a largo
the to Mayor, The confirmed
the doctrine Catholic within the sole domain
of
Art himself
presents before
the
nounce
to
of Balfour's
antics
forth
and
—
of Tobacco
Growth in
s,
blame the promoters
etc.
cause,
just in
and it place, circumstances, for allowable the Mayor
marriage The
is
admit
The
colony, ?" was " There
have
iniqui in obtains has pro
on arises whether question of the difficult extremely of the as case, time, regards
account
they
view make
a
I
the
present tribunal
would inevitably from thus his retirement office, serious loss to the Catholic, of- which at all times he has himself a "zealoqs supporter.
entailing
Irish leaders
February
at
set
as
said
occasion
these the
which
another, spouse have his divorce refusal Mayor's
turned when
tliot
only by the Liberal
by
the
with
accordance
and the civil that there
France, nounced Now N
the
confidence There
in
law.
tous
has arrived of the session, the people who
believe
held
are
opinions
"
stoutly
divorce
;
has
too,
Bishop
" And the people of tho do you think with they are you " asked. I do" was the reply. have been
ful."
counter-demonstration
addressed by to the Sacred
,
represented and Wales
or
of consultation of Lucon
it
—
they
represeut
never
ie
I
to the posi with reference Penitentiary, tion of Mayors in the divorce question, and the reply of the Sacred Congrega has been published follows:— as tion, Holy of Most N Father, in the Lucon, whose marriage is valid for a eyes of the Church, has petitioned
will that tljp Government fall, opinion but in in the Lext session, not, perhaps, Parnell seems follows. Mr. that which to a clear as the to have opinion very that of the Opposition— present duty now be resisted the Government should that
Divorce
the
and
Courts.
English
of the Session Parliament.
coming
The
Catholics
French
Cleanings.
l
.
net-
je
.
ft
parts,
of the
impossible still
of rescue
a Donglas, of the noblest families has been known for
one
Britain
as a priest of extrazeal in the work of ministering ordinary to the spiritual and temporal wants of the poor in different His parts of England. latest in the interests of tho conception mission Ho has so much at heart, is a rather singular, but apparently a very successful one 'for the consola bringing tions of religion within reach of people, in small living towns and villages,
years
where
no
church accomodation has been We find Lord Archibald's
yet provided. method thus
paper "
raging
had
of
tho
but
described
in
an
Euglish
:
Devoured
with of
sanctifica.tion
also .for
the
zeal,
uot
his
Catholic
conversation
only
for
flock,
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will
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Americans of
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and
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generally meet they
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of steel,
thrust
it,
into
him.
haunt
the
quietly them, leave him
man's
and
arms
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fur
as
correct,
as
to
they
saliors I should
the
for
had
under
disabilities
Medical Govt.
"
which
their
their
politics."
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famous
the
has
attacked
held
against in interference politics. In the Macmillan testing,
Twice lic
in
recent
the the
have
party John
Sir
O'Shannassy. and
O'Loghlen—
Bryan
in
then taught in Victoria
Here
has
never
in
or
the
again
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in
Supreme District
Crown Sup.
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Irish
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from
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the
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reference to myself in furnishes another of Mr. Wise tuadiiiess to He quotes from charges. article
Telegraph
what
purports
to
of
advocacy is
it
almost
well, his
first
,
understand
of
object in most a
how any, to Irish-
thiscountry practical
great
political
depends thebappiness so millions who many
of
subjects " hone
of the of
Empire
same
bone
their
and
flesh."
porters, servants."
afford
tralia,
than 10 per cent. Does not Mr. Wise is that in. prove wrong 110 that " there is Buying-; enmity nor illwill in this the Irish ugaibst country." not
Australia. honest iu
as
to
states
that
excellent
and doorkeepers, they make excellent Irish Australians' Mr. Wise's paltry
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iu
reasonably descendants deepest and
excellent
policemen, excellent domestic
sneers,
for Service, about 30 per cent., while Catholics are of the total the number of population, Catholics Civil Service is certaiuly iu lite
employment
office.
eight
to
former Wise,
some
be
Wise suceringly make, no doubt,
"Irishmen
for
can
as does so it containing many which the people will not cease to with and affection when gratitude Mr. Wise has been forgotten,
complete
a
dividual's
silly
to
answer
to
that
in
aspersions.
The
task which Mr. Wise has under of eudeavouring to persuade Aus that this tralians free should country to continue to be a prey "political schemers" and traders iu and bigotry, should be degraded of by the adoption taken
if successful, would result which, the practical revival of the worst features of the Penal Laws, is a hopeless one. The violence, the injustice and the tactics in
"
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when made
the solution
iu
and prosperity not only hut who are flesh of their
-
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Daily Wise, "inde
Mr.
which speech half an A reporter hour. Australian Star was present from the Daily time, and one who since informed me he
the whole
these 11
Executive
to be unjustbid all Catho
not
of are
.
myself by it. Pope bade one phalanx for
Irish
number and
Catholics
,
retire
to
the total of annual
0<S
the
see
the second
in
Department.
Priry
would
?
from
to
—
must
remain
with
comes
from
was
reports." I delivered
,
which
charge
a
are
names,
<
matters in Rescript condemning certain the Irish connection with National both the Irish at Catholics, movement, and even here in borne and abroad, Mr. Wise whom Sydney, the very men
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billet-hunters; six for any every however poorly paid,
a
only
of
or
I bouud
agitating
issue
the
.the
fled, only -as al!6w them they never again, They station selves to be vanquished. wuh their both edthemselvefy ready
in
conscience,
Laws,
terms, that to take
willing but not
,
Teppisti
not
Pope suddenly
boon.of
ignoble declared
two
to
in
priceless
Teppisti Borgosecco. One of them passes close to in. came with and his of these une gentleman hat who the man's knocks off «lbow the .fellow up and asks naturally gets which theagressor what lie means, upon aud attacks out a loDg knife him, pulls of a policeman catching foot on sight the Caje both entered who had just however
is
by
Cardinal Quarantotti, Papal Legate, to induce theiu to consent was sent over the into the Irish Catholics Veto, to evcu the refused accept diguuntly
away. hut always of them will
cafe
By-and-by
is
presumably
for had groaned Catholics centuries, concede that they should upon concition of Veto upon the to the Crown a right nomination of their although a Bishops,
resents such an and a act, naturally in which he— one against row ensues, wounded or badly many— is either A few evenings ago a German killed. them two sat and friends
selves
had
again
the Penal ernment infamous
they will go up to him. aud of his beerthe contents pour victim very The unfortunate
gentleman
any
(published
when
Again engagod
One several together. border a glass of beer, and if there is any at a table having a cup of one sitting coffee,
the and
politics,
that, though stand firm in
my Ihe and
soldiers here service,
woman ,
in
lic
lady
on
to
not, shouid
and
along, tie the
walking gentleman attack immediately
that
interference
politics
oath
be clear
Catholics
could
as
night. Jfj well dressed
great
,
department, of officers in number receipt and in the third the salaries, who hear Irish those names,
while I remain the Catholic Succession, still, or ed iii in niy place in Parliament, my office could do he bade I not as me. were, Again, sailor in her Majesty's I actually a soldier or in a which I service sent to take war part
has
Bix inches
have
to
sure
to
Parliament oath that
an
that
from should
mo
Teppa. ruffiaus
the of out
the
a the of succession of right a I of Wales if ho became Catholic. consider the Pope could release not
should
established which itself goes by the name else of the Teppisti. They do nothing insultthemselves but amuse by wilfully harm to the peaceful ing and doing the poor in Woe betide population. for if he does dividual who remonstrates, of society in Genoa,
he is
WISE.
October.)
,
knows with
concern
of take
Prince
Messengering."
A
R.
facts
the
New South Wales concerned, say have not That Irishmen Catholic share of patron received their proper of this In order to test the troth age." table has been the statement, following Book from the Blue prepared carefully for column 1888, showing in the first
acknowledge
not the only for spreading venience, but for of the bringing Gospel, light within of ts reach Saci amen the from at great distance Catholics living The Reverend Fathers church. their to returned Annan thoroughly then of with first satisfied their experience
La
no
following Duke of Norfolk
con
4
power, five Govern
in
is
is principle clearly put by the in the Cardinal Newman his to the extract from letter
illustrious
that the immense
felt
has
This
i
communion
Holy
is
be
as
nd one grace have drawn the enormous sum datives of £108,035 2s. lOd. from the Treasury Mr. Wise also South Wales. of New
Concluded.
that resistance the Church with but a duty. right
4
and
is
i
M.A.
Magazine
Catholic-
Every
Church
but give brief then took The Messenger,' questions. for the a few miles night, up a position roadside of Lochmaben, on the outside of an the house near aged Catholic Here mass wes celebrated couple. next morning by both the Fathers in
4
B.
MR.
B. Freehill,
"
to him give great pleasure answer any questions they might put to him on matters. He was religious their But save at service. entirely them and him the question both for on a should be written piece of paper visit he At his next aud handed to .him.
4
F.
Centennial
(
impressive audience. Here. it announced that
.
Douglas
By
would,
the
TO
most
a preached to a good
sermon
charges
may
extremely
Know-Nothingism
REPLY
Father
.
at
are
This
.
Marquis made
ugly
the
given by correct." have seen
report
pendent
"
for religious requisition iron there there a pretty beiug the built at the of expense of Bute. The next halt was
purposes, chapel,
Wise's
Government
applicants., ment appointment, certain to bear Irish
Genoa.
the
therefore,
lies.
that
with
"
Telegraph
-
Whatever the Irish
not
was
tlieui
1
lusted,
of Mr.
follows
Messenger' it
call
some
a tendency on a certain section of the Irish in Australia to subordinate the interests of Australia to those of another After country." quot he Daily he states ing Telegraph report, tlmt I denied the accuracy of the report which lie the notes mud that quotes, of the independent reporters agreed
that
statement its usual
Age's One of
statement
epithet." Another
"
"
4
The
this
gentleman," tele Bryan
a
Sir
untrue.
I
asserts
into
called
and
"
Irish,
inventions,
brand
Mr. admit
is
words—"
political
a
Rome
is
words in Wise is tlmt Sir
own as
to
enough O'Loghlen
absolutely
warned from of these gang Teppisti on the iuten-. way here, with iu of forming a society Rome,- hut station were all arrested at a small that their
between
to
listened
was
tliey
him.
Bryan's charge,
this
to
he, these
graphs
taken, The
was
left
they aud_ so Rohm; in was
Genoa were
of clothes
stitch
every
him
off
4
very people.
a
although-
each of thorn
which
"
O'Shaughnessy 200 of about lasted which
Bryun
of Genoa, dozen of these
streets
.knife with a long of the hand. The spokesman made him understand that if lie said word called out one of a or every would ho stuck into him, and the knives then him u couple of deliberately gave with his after blows, in the face fist,
and in main the Ecciefechan, here, street native town the first of Carlyle's the end of sermon was from preached of the 4me platform by Messenger,'
Father crowd
struggle. hour of
late
a
in;his party
Some days ago; Father Douglas, accompanied by Father O'Shaughnessy, of Griyan, set out Ayrshire/ Scotland,) his first on in the missionary journey 4 at A hault was made Messenger.'
a
gentleman,
briites,
44
to
some
at
iu on9ofthe night, surrounded by
was
MESSENGER.'
THE
not
reference considerate
them,
by me There
.
it
of
arrested
is
" —
.
elegant
is
mischief, without
speech delivered assertion that the part of
a
of his
.
of
It under
etc.
bedroom,
a
understanding
meant
July
unnecessary quote Sir
.
a
kitchen, the por gothic pattern, tion and the upper, being a deep green, emerald Of) jfc light pleasant green. lower mtber side of the are panels in gold the words, painted as
and
knives, the two
fitted
It is than
the
in
of
report
a
support
.
j >
j
from
built
caravau
of
ad O'Loghlen's for nearly two power 1883. 1881, to March, for me do. more to
Bryan
was
be in
mysterious,
.
part
a
and by himself, chape, aud part
at the along glistening by that that
coming
sight
Sir
ministration from years
of
period
a
is
upon
'
up,,
supplied of it as
three.
is
.
designs
all
policemen
caught
the full Fortun
with
out,
killing
Why
Irish." fixed
were
months that seeing ten
.
has had
gentlemen
two
ately time
.
many,
come
of
.intention
new
hundred
door of the unfortunate
the the
,
a
,
.
has entered Scotland,) with the approval departure of Bishop and the encouragement of his fellow- priests. The Lev.
infrieshire,
of
for
cafe waitiug Germaus to
,
(Du
upon of his
side
each
on
knives, |
i
the Rev. countrymen, of Douglas Annan,
Protestant fellow Lord Archibald
thoroughly
unscrupulous character have already
Mr. Wise's utterances, feated his object. The
<?f
de
electors
of this will not country of civil and re principle to be ligious liberty trampled iu the dust iu order to secure the triumph of a faction which a impudently claims and patriotism, monopoly of intelligence permit
the
and which to seeks one-fourth doprive of the of the' ani community rights which have been conferred privileges by the Constitution upon all citizens alike, of creed or nationality. irrespective Australians of Irish birth or descent continue to combine will with their fel-
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are
fathers,
still
sympathy land
more
birth,
will in
fore
with
a
upon her it upon bo found in the foremost much larger proportion call
ever
depend a
to
arc
of their animated
South The
Club
Ccorgo's
tit.
of
Governor
Neyv
in
Victoria.
aod its
Colonial
Secretary
own
hut to
seeing that their and such kind
case,
had
who
not
was
the that resent it, resent
went
his
he
little
Don't
spend
their
destroy
Lord
Childers
also
aud
brought to evening
a a
The
of
City
Confusion.
dam
the
on
opening
service of A letter
a
Jay, character. an; ultra-ritualistic of protest signed by three gentlemen, the who date from "Reception-room for. Members of the Con Evangelical.
"has
gress
been
published. It is unfortunate Secretaries It seems that a good
now
to the addressed of the Congress.
th«
went to many Evangelicals at St. Mary's to hear Bishop
relying "protect
upon them" have been
which law."
service
Alexander, the Secretaries fioui "observances declared contrary
"
"
They
on to describe go at what Not happened. but twelve, beginning
"
"
pain points,"
and caudles," ablutions," Protestants thus
"lighted "ceremonial
stuuneh the enemy.
ending
to
to
their "
,As
tastes.
the
bird
therefore
with
the
don't
driuk
wish to enjoy you a value you good if to be you want happy aud others happy, if you want to avoid
carefully
of the
it they hint This seems Lewis's letter
He
was
all
to lias
"If says describe
all
He
first
is
words Remember
new
drop iron
in
prison.
your lor
I
myself
it
as
protest
the Bishop's be true, for also
been
a
most
can
and one; if I could that it would
proper say that
only possible have assumed such a character, not have asked the Bishop have
to
supposed
it
I
should
preach
that
the President entirely
church
complainant "
The John
:
kind
words
and the letter
referred
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uj
q
a
ex
disap
hands Another him bidding about to be a murderer.
tion
speaking
the
God
to
has
chosen
of
lppn
the
Jubilee
that
avert
ariived. but will
in
war
priest
of
the
of
fill
The
Having
at
career
distinguished
a
Maynooth.
to the
appointed diocesan
oeen
presidency of the Ennis ho held seminary that 1882, when the Senate of post till elected him to a Royal University The bishop-elect bears the fellowship. for character and highest learning and it cannot be doubted that courtesy, the choice of the Holy See will give satisfaction.
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FOREIGN.
London, and
Stanley
Mywapwa,
an
of
province
November.
Emin
acute
defeated they standard. They
and
and
Rogamoyo
on
the are
are
the
21.
the 10th
in
the
on
they
at
arrived
town
important Usugaru,
En with
territory
November Pasha
had
sharp
a
whom
Mahdists,
their
captured now
in
safe
to arrive expected lBt December.
at
Lord Enston has commenced' an action London the North Press , against for connecting his name with the West scandal which was End Club recently to
light
regarding practices revolting ed members by tlio many to noblo families. belong Lord tho Harris, present and
for Secretary the Governsliip
war,
lias
certain indulg of whom
The
divorce and
Weeding
been appointed
of Bombay.
to
suit
Rose
Mr.
before
Justice The urged that
of
1
JLIXUUUay.
Charles Scott has Today he landed privately, be formally received on board
counsel
barred anything His honor referred
on
A' Beckett
further
formal being
the question
a
at the trial
done. to the
court.
The
discovery
which
in
the_ Legislative by 34 to 31.
Assembly
"
yesterday A
Nov. 22. Sydney, terrible accident occurred yester at the South Burwocd sinking pit, miles from Newcastle. Four min
'killed
south
Burwood
which
was
the engine driver witness. He sta ted
principal not notice
did
mine
Hedley
to-day. the
rope, coal
of
promises to be the most important yet found in the colony has been made at by Mr. Foster South Gippsland. black The coal is perfectly and of the finest and the seam is over description, four feet wide without a flaw. Mr. motion Gillies' to refer the Victoria-South Australia boundarv to the Privy Council was dispute neg atived
man young named Arthur a was Buckley, draper, drowned whilst bathing at Windsor yesterday. The inquest on the four men
v.
to-day for
co-respondent's
the
braces.
A
22.
Weeding
came
trial.
new
was
held was
he the Thomson haulin" intended to -warn him
over against man's head
until winding, he saw the above the He then top. immediately the bmke, but it applied was too late to prevent the accident. A verdict of death caused through an error of over the rope was winding with a returned, rider that further should be made com safety appliance pulsory Mr.
in
all
mines.
Dibbs,
at Tamworth speaking nothing would have Federation, only that Parkes wants an excuse for
said that yesterday, been heard of Sir
Henry
which he knows become victorious. ten Nov. 23. Brisbane, it were Edwards has arrived. ers, appears, being hauled to Major-General This morning a statement the surfaceAll went well until the in prepared for the time come that the "Courier," he had advised stopping engine. When the men arrived the introduction at the top the against of Responsible Government was to for Western unable the engineman Australia. stop In the afternoon which crashed the cage, Major General against Edwards The hauling-rope poppet-heads. contradicted the statement, broke, and and said the and that he had were cage occupants the expressed dashed to the bottom, a of opinion that if it distance were now granted iresn 4DU teet. ine bodies were cnmcuities literally might arise with regard smashed and to Australian to pieces, a presented federation horrible An inquiry is to appearance. November 23. Adelaide, be held The victims' names Earl Kintore to-day. has received a telegram are Edward Patrick from King, Ryan, Major- General Edwards stating and that White, John WhiteAugustine the Courier's statement that h© Head. to the Home Government? had leported of Messrs. Stevenson The premises againsi Western Australia obtaining; the Brothers, well-known is jewellers, Responsible Government, absolutelywere entered last untrue. burglariously night The telegram also asks that and to the value of about jewellery steps may be taken to deny the state £100 was abstracted. ment.
day
Nov. 22. Adelaide, Rossan a runner of a totalizator on the last Melbourne Cup, the whole of the has, decamped with stakes to about £300. A amounting A
named
man
has
warrant
Under
"I\T
nnlll uum
Lord
of his
means
INTERCOLONIAL. Melbourne, November
Very Rev. Diocese
thin
the flagship to day (Saturday). The M.M.S. Yarra has been dis charged from quarantine, and is pre paring for her outward voyage. A prisoner named Kelly yesterday in Berrima hanged himself gaol, by
of
he prayed tho
nncfn.triQil
Admiral
demonstra
the
arrived
Board of Health are taking steps and extra precautions to prevent the spread of the disease with which he (typhoid) is suffering. The prorogation of Parliament has
con
on
Austral
the champion Searle, on board. In the health, condition is unaltered, and the
sculler's
Europe.
Full
the
very hot.
with
oarsman,
popular. be steadily
a
said
artillery,
to
fervently
at
with
connection Russian
The O.R.M.S. afternoon,
qualifications The the past.
concentrations
in
is
day.
the privileges the citizens,
current
are
dissatisfaction
November 23. Trouble is between brewing the Wharf Labourers' Association and the The Stevedoring former Coy. body has issued a manifesto the demanding sole right to unload vessels coming up the Yarra, and have requested a to their demands reply by Mon
dentist.
exceedingly to reported
military Frontier.
—
in
to."
by
in
Rumours
The Czar,
bis
the vacant of bishopric is a Fellow bishop-elect of Royal University and a Commissioner of Intermediate Education. He made his studies at St. John's early College, and subsequently fulfilled Wuterford, to
Waterfbrd.
hideous
feels thereupon oPtbe Rigb Rev. of (be tiecreiaiies
'satisfactory."
Pope Egan,
Killabe,
brought
(Alexander)
the
in
The chief
jiro
fault.
is
measure
in
Melbourne,
the
is
he having interest
railways
The weather
county Thursday,
on
German
a
have prevailed
Galician
I told you, brother. what alone !' liquor had he for Good reason his giving counsel had to him liquor brought the felon's doom. Let the boys heed Let the liquor alone bis words
engagement
Bishop
shot at the court,
litigant,
arming.
!'
on
Nottingham
was
leaving
Russia
the
to
faet,
a
was
!
strong
the
published. the service was such as to have been. I regard
:
you
In
parties.
popular
Judge
which
;
with
youth !
his
are
—
protesting
strike
venture.
the
£7 Block Junctions, 4s.; 10's. 18. ; Norths £2 13s.The from the week's yield smelt ing at the British mine shows 12,640 ounces of silver from 27 tons-of ore.
!
jfereiept
over tlio control Congress services, and that they are informed that the Bishop has himself into put couiuiuuicutiou
These
the
of the Broken
resigned, whole of his
4s; £6
are inwages aud Rotter for increased
agitating hours. and a
refuse,
executive work in
their
a decree passed conferring of universal on suffrage instead of the property
(
j
the
been "compromised" whatever bo the effect of that. may Tlio Secretaries in an reply, injured have no kind of tone, that they nully
con
The after a overpowered firing second shot. The judge is dangerously wounded. The new Brazilian Government has
with weeping eyes is for the prisoner is farewell, carried out to He is die. The low is about to take his life. But hearken He is speaking something tohis brother. What does he say ? These
with
betrayed that
The
director
a
Company, has out
is precaution the spread of
exists among at Port employers Mr. Adelaide, Commissioner Smith's was effigy again burnt by the men last The principal night. comgrievance of is plained that the Railway Commissioner have been gradually reducing the wages of the men. Shares are firm. Brokens are £90 Centrals, £13 17s.; Block £11 14's, 18s. ; Souths, £9 12s. 6d. ; British £7
22.
anxiously transfer of
Every prevent
Hill sold
Great
shortly.
tinued
general
has
Congress
shorter
man
if
Heaven,
six witb
outraged
consider
They
are
and
pointed
alone.
that
let
the
in
Congress
has left some elec recently in Cardiff and its neighbour hood. be remembered It will (bat in of the churches one there (tit. Mary's)
is
Kingdom.
sailors
pay
!
tricity
union
to perform urge the men better since their manner, creased. Tne Amsterdam
court
stuff
youth
held
was,
United
the
—
Church
Anglican
November
London,
malady. Mr. Reid,
the
the the threatened from tho metropolis to the pro avert To this ports. danger, have decided on they establishingof branches of the union in every port
—
The
they
The Dockers'
If
drop. health,
See yon and feet
Let
close.
That
Yes,
you,
'Beware
Mr.
and
spoke, successful
and
brilliant
Knutsford
first
go to drinks.
Victoria
welfare."
kills
character, to make
Hopetoun
:
now
made grateful aud hospitable received iu the
sidering shipping vincial
to only at drink charms strong at last. The first drop
so
it,
good
to
" to I mean make to say sense of the my home in every to interest the iu word, myself wbicli interests its inhabi everything in1 every thing that concerns their tants,
on
which
the
j
Boys.
how it the
fascinates
charm
may the
to
howl? lenrn
but
first,
best With
service.
Lord
voice,
treatment
both kind
They
employers
f
alone
ever
in
likely
to
whilst
sure
the
the
position.
less
are
Australia. references
The
.
Alone,
it
Let what drunkard's
serpent
likely
for
disturbed has amnesty
affairs
The
been
was
not
be to
in
life
in
ring
but
were
anxiety
of his
fine
a
colonists and would
his
years
80.
vet
Tablet
-
Let
farewells. many adverse comments had Some been caused by the fact that the Government had trusted to one such responsibilities so
Church."—
that
fulfil
services; be.
will
strife
been general declared with the Turkish Government. The Rev. Drs. Rainy and McGregor have been accorded a great at reception on their return from Edinburgh
pected
out
colony, speech. the outcome of much silence, condition had been difficult
the
there
Mary's
The
left.
in
however, expects
one
Government
by factious
scare. smallpox being taken to
people to be
i
governor, sent
ever
his
"
the youngest probably a to govern great made nu excellent and modest A spec?ch he said should be
youug
uo
the
the
further have developments in connection with the late
occurred
colonics.
"he incurs St. Paul's remonstrates, But anathema. why be hard upon him ? His brethren are all as bad as that is he; the only moral to be drawn as an there is no such thing Anglican
was
the
j
"
crowded great with and agents-general, ex-governors, Sir Graham colonial Berry, magnates. for Victoria was in the Ageut-General with of the evening on Lhe guests chair, Lord his and Knots ford as right, on
j
belief openly profess clergy iu the Real Presence, confession, practise and have of Our procession Lady. Either admits these two the Bishop to he Christ's or not; things teaching if he does not, and is silent, or only
Hanover-square
hall
change,
St.
a brilliant scene on a recent presented when the farewell 'night banquet Tuesday of iiopetmin. St. was given to the Earl Club lias gradually become the Ueorge's centre of colonial life recognised in
London,
no
and
allow
No
Brazil,
hopeful the under is
prosper would warn
but
;
Certain that a
But the truth is he knows, and he says: he knew; and yet "'If I could have it We supposed possible." (old that he has now are a letter written of remonstrance to the Vicar. There is
Wales.
will
Brazil
not to subverted
or
nut.
and ranks, than they Service of New
the Civil
in
day
twice
least
that
Republic
thrice each year by " Father the Vicar of St.' Mary's. Jones," If he does not that know extreme Ritualism is the feature of unvaryingly the services iu that be is the church, in man who does only Glamorganshire
for the radiant Australia and should to sons defend her, the Irish-Australian
affection
deep-seated land of their
at
descent for the
he
that
,
tender of the
a
Irish
states
,
who feel misfortunes
of
of
Emperor
deposed II,
|
;
Australians
Those
The Pedro
i
.
that it is glad so; but to some people letter the Bishop's will appear very unindeed. The Bishop lives satisfactory he has the use of b.is eyes at Cardiff; and ears his hand is shaken episcopal
to
'
exercise of those the about the adoption of privileges bring sccuro such measures as they believe will the advancement of Aus and progress in
low-citizens
but
it
colony steamer.
is
by
been
issued
believed
that
the
last
for he
his left
outgoing
arrest,
the uiail
swallowing must
week Hill silver
Protection,
shortly
s
run
from
Company shows
the
11.0,000 of ore.
.
'
Broken ozs of
from 11,30 tons Block 24 has yielded of 5,100 ozs silver from 62 tons of ore. Shares are slightly weaker. Brokens-. are £88. Centrals £13 6s, Block: fourteens £11 12s, Souths £10, 14r British £7. 6s, Junctions £7. 6s.
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WHOLESALE MERCHANT AND SPIRIT AND IMPORTER.'
WINE
and
Sale Rooms
Offices Cliff Stree,
Bonded.
Essex
West
Australian
FIRE,
HAVE
.
Wm.
and and
Bulk
_
-
Co.'s
KINGSCOTE CABIN
Bottlfe,-
sale
-
all
of
general
'
HOPS, AND BACON,
Printing.
HALF
CHESTS,
GLASSWARE,
HOTEL
JUDGE," CIGARS, MANILLA,
GERMAN,.
A PERFECTLY
Doiiro,
"IIENRY
"OLD
CLAY
DAR
PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS,
ASSORTED
STOCK
STREET
HAY
PERTH.
.
Streets. Garden and Lincoln FREMANTLE.— -Tuck field, Ilill, Swanbourne, Packenharo, Mary, and Ellen, Leah, South, John,
kinds
and
FISH, PACKET
Dyer,
George,
EXECUTE
COMMERCIAL
TOMATOES,
LINGS."
Charles,
AND
for
.
Murray,
Newcastle,
prepared
&
THEREON, PERTH.—
THE
OBDEBS
„
PEA-',
OF
RECEIVE
TINS,
-2B)
250's BLACK'S VESTAS, AND POCKET TOBACCO, TWIST PIECES, "VIRGINIA.. BRIGHT," CIGARETTES, "CAMEO,"
WITH FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, BUILDINGS WITHOUT AND in
TO
FRUITS
(S. A:)
INSECTICIDE,
McCLEERY. private
MANAGER
&c.
BREAD,
BELL
.
Perth.
'W. A. RECORD/
SHIPS:
TINS,
BOO-BEC HAMS (S.A.) IN AND TEA BOXES, PACKETS, IN CHAMPAGNE CIDER, I'iNIS,
Sale.
for
THE
tins.
N CALIFORNIA Do, PIE PEACOCK'S FRUITS, GREEN TINNED VEGETABLES,
Oilman's Sugar, Stores, and Colonial Produce.
has
VARIOUS
EX
m & BEEF 2B) DESSERT
CORNED CHICAGO Queensland SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
MARINE.
Younger in
JOHN
ICefall. Stkebt
is
Co.
AND
on
£
S3 51
®
STOREKEEPER
GENERAL
Wlftolesule
FREMANTLE,
LANDED
NOW
meats,
Australia
Agency,
Beers,
Teas,
GENERAL
SCOLLARD, B? S& m
M
Howick
PACKENHAM-STREET,
:
ASPARAGUS,' (Limited)
D
AN KIT, MERCHANTS
S PI
WI3SFE,
:
Assurance
LIFE,
Messrs.
£ AND
Stores : Streets.
Cliff
Alliance
JOHN
(LIMITED.)
Street..
Goods
and-
GO.
Fremantle,
Warehouses
Essex Free
Y
TOLXflJEi
McCLEERY,
JOHN
Hampton
Streets.
WINES, BEERS, SPIRITS, ON
ALWAYS
Hampton
Also,
ETC..
Richmond,
Pin-
Claremont, Busselton, and Derby.
field,
jarrab,
Allotments NOTE.— Building from £ 21 j lale in Fremantle, S30 ; Claremont, £10.
TERMS
TOLLEY WXNJB.
on
&
(Limited.)
GENERAL
ALSO-FIREWOOD
MERCHANTS
'arthur
j.
BOWRA,
mANAGER.
his has
he
premises Chemist
Hymus's
EQUITABLE
c.,
Customers
numerous
to Removed adjojniug nearly Shop, Opposite
where
Rail,
Town
&
JEWELLER,
to inform
he solicits
a
Mr.
PERTH
tlie
GOLD
and
WATCHES description
SILVER of
every
Wedding Rings Time payments
made
BOWRA, the
opposite
Street,
Edward
taken.
JOHN Howick
order
to
Town
. '
of numerous friends the undersigned begs he is about to add'l and FUNERAL to his and building
UNDERTAKING
FURNISHING,
conducted in
inexpensively
expeditiously or country.
town
PHILIP
Mackie-Street/
and
Builder, etc, Jan. 2, 1889.
WHOLESALE
BOARDING OF-
SISTERS
SCHOOL.
ST.
JOSEPH,
I
GERALDTON. -For 10 under children, 5 guineas per quarter, to years, be paid in advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £4. Children over 10 years, 8 guineas
npERMS JL
per
"For
from arising. Blood effects nionials.
Blood is
is
warranted from
impurities Eor
Diseases,
each by Vendors
Scrofula, and
marvellous. Sold in Chemists
The
Lincoln
Co.,
Lincoln,
OFt
the
SOCIETY,
one
by
year
12s
just
37s full
6d;
Gd, size full
from and Gold
Cretonne,
received,
w.A.
auy
J
MANAGER.
FURNISHING.
JJAILWAY
RETAIL
ex
single Palliasses at size Mattrasses, Polished 45s;
.
MONSTER
MANUFACTURERS, AUCTIONEERS, &c.
;
single, Chests
l()s
Gd
Chairs, Toilet
Spring-seated
;
of
To
of shipment WIRE undermentioned low large Tables
size
and
Couches
Ss
ART
UNION,
800
,
POLISHERS,
West a Australian, large offer lo the Public at the 27s :Gd. feet, Also Austrian lis Gd IGs, single, Jarrah
16s;
C O
BEDDING
we
Jarrah
JJEAD1NG JJOOM.
BAZAAR
&
BROKERS,
which size 3
"1
10 m m&y
£31,250,000.
over
in
and
ORGANISA-
BENNION,
FURNITURE
AND
MATTRASSES,
PERTH.
WOVE
1st
s€S00
be drawn
Prize—
prices We -ire
Washstands covered
in
made Drawers, splendidly from 60s White 5s per Cups and Saucers, doz.; White and Gold Plates, 5s Gd Dinin from 17s Gd full size Bedsteads, from 22s Gd and all Tables, other lines of Household low Our Kauri Furniture at equally prices. pine Bedroom Suite, of Wardrobe consisting Chest Toilet Drawers, and Towel at large Table, Waslistand, £15 10s, be Rail, cannot excelled in the cronies. To parties about We will giving up housekeeping the give you cash for highest price without Furniture, annoying delays. your Estimates new and old work. Office Furniture given for and a Fitliugs speciality of Household Furniture Every description repaired, and re-polished equal re-upholstered, 1 ;
;
1889.
as
soon
money,
is
as the whole subscribed.
the
of
BLOCK
OF LAND aero (l;jFreehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which i3 erected a substan tial 4-roomed cottage the whole worth £705. ;
2nd Prize—
Winner £25.
3rd
Pony,
Prize—
to
select
saddle,
&c.,
to
value
value
of
£10.
:
Life."—
tub
WORLD-FAMED
are
size
full from
I
tub
all
have
WE making
—
quarter.
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
transacted
ever
PARTIES
FURNITURE
I
CONVENT
1S88,
MAKERS/ UPHOLSTERS,
CABINET
RIDGE, WORKS.
SOCIETY
December,
ROGERS
.
VVIMB
over
2nd
D
addressed
to
CENTRAL
REILLY,
Perth,
TO
NOTICE
be
Officer.
BUSINESS,
ASSURANCE STRONGEST
31st
ended
apply
particulars
Medical
and
LARGEST BUSINESS THE SOCIETY in the World. all
NEW
FKED.
business.
carpentering Funerals
Year
Chief
etc.,
ASSURANCE
OTHER LIFE as the LARGEST in the World.
for
to
Chairman,
-
the request and others, announce that
AT to
LIFE For
Business
letters
HAY-STREET
of
EVERY
may be regarded TION of its lcind
done
&e.
ANNUAL
FORCE, in LIFE EQUITABLE
business
PIONEER CARRIAGE
Accumulated Funds in the INCOME, AMOUNT
PREMIUM
on
CRUSHING
S-TERRACE.
M.L.C.,
excess
IN
INSURANCE
New
the
any length of Perth.
part
S:—
M.R.C.S.,
Esq.,
(namely,
Liabilities)
EXCEEDS
REFORM.
Scott,
SURPLUS
IN
Hall I
FUNERAL
GEORGE'
Alex. Esq., F.R.G.S., Forrest, W. Sandover, Esq. W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C.,
and
always
hand.
on
ST.
:
any
premises.
All
ASSURANCE THE U.S.
DIRECTOR
patronage. JEWELLERY
BRANCH
of
share
at in
L.
LIEE OF
SOCIETY
more
on
description order.
—
the
WATCH
.
MAKER, that BEGS extensive
and
CLOCK,
the
on
diamond,
.
JOHN
delivered
A LSO-,CORN-
FREMANTLE.
PACKENHAM-STREET,
to
CHRONOMETER,
and
cut
WAREHOUSilMEN,
BONDED
APPLICATION.
ON
COMPANY
SPIRIT,
AND
Perth,
&
to
done UNDERTAKING on the I shortest notice nud in the mo respect at able manner moderate eluuges.
Beacons-
Rond,
all
made
HAND.
Road." Preston
of
"W)TEIIICLES w hand and
and.Midland
the blood to cleanse whatever cause Skin and
I
I
Scurvy, of
Sores Thousands
bottles, and
everywhere.
BLOOD
2s.
Patent Sole
all
9d.
kinds, of testiand Us Medicine
England.
National Library of Australia
new.
COUNTRY
ORDERS
PUNCTUALLY
ATTENDED
TO.
A committee gentlemen have kindly consented to conduct the drawing. Each purchaser of a book of 20 tickets will be presented with a Complimentary Ticket FREE.
J
I
its
Proprietors Dkuo Counties
to
of
NOTE
I
THE
ADDRESS—
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I
I
I
1
I
I
CENTRAL
FURNITURE BARRACK-STREET, (Opposite
Public
PERTH, Offices.)
BAZAAR,
FIDE £800
1 AS..
J
SPECULATION. for
FUKNCH
Guaranteed,
10s.
£1
KRYLESS at
J.
GALLE'S,
LEVER
Albany
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GREEN,
|
ex Helena received, Steamer P. & O. of assortment splendid
just Mena
comprising Kirby Hooks, Single Hooks, Tin'd Gut Gut Double Ilooks, Hooks, Blue witli Pipe Hooks, Hooks, eye. Double Hand Silk Furnished Lines, Lines, Flax Lines, Hemp in a variety of sizes, Gut Lines, Lines, Bottom Gut. Assorted Sinkers, Split Ash jointed, Shot,. Fishing Rods, Bamboo Rods, Cork Floats, Fishing extra Reels for fishing rods, Fishing
.
and
—
4. 5—
viz.
ptj
nTVTTrn?.
Levels,
«
Galvanized
Ordinary
Glue, Tin'd
Nails
Tanks,
Files, Per
BasSinette
Tools. with for
Carpenters'
Wheels, and Perambulators, of General Ironassortment
ambulators fittings
a
splendid mongei'y.
Bicycle
Cash.
Terms,
-
Murray
PIONEER
the
AND
Railway
APPOINT-
SPECIAL His
MENT the
Excellency JV.
anufact
Sir
Governor,
the
ub
ku
of
all
teen
kinds
saddlery
of
Harness.
and
in
ALWAYS assortment arid
Stable
Riding
and
Boys'
Bridles, Pack Pilches, Horse Clothing, class
a and varied stock, large of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, Saddles and Gents'
Ladies'
Harness,
or
with obtained
including
Hostelry, Chamois
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
executed R.S.
Saddles
Gii-ls'
Clippers,
by post
all
Note
the
Address
ROBERT
will
be late
held at of both
the
Railway
October
Perth,
)
West,
TEE,
10
Commission.
cent.
per
drawn
If
Tickets
can
NO
from
QHIPPEB
J
only.
the Public ho has STARTED BUSI that generally and hopes NESS in the above branches, to business and good attention by strict solicit fair share of to a workmanship,
From
patronage. public hand and on Vehicles of all descriptions American Waggons, made to order, viz., Spring Traps, Express. Waggons. Buggies, Carts, Waggons, etc. urays,
From
to
to
announce
NEATLY
REPAIRS
ALL
TRIAL
A
OPEN.
MORNING. From
WHEELWRIGHT, COACHBUILDER, UNDERTAKER &c., BEGS
W
'STRICKLAND.
W;
-QONALD
HINK
JpERTH pALACE be obtained
EXECUTED.
10
to
12, for
Ladies
6d. Admission AFTERNOON. 2.30
;
and Children Skates Free.
Admission,
5.
to
Skates and
6d.,
Is.
EVENING.
Admission,.
EVERY
SATURDAY
Is.
for
Gala
Skates
;
Is.
select
Wednesday,
and
evenings.
Prize
Skates
;
Is.
MORNING. Children.
notice shortest most respectable at the
in
on
the
manner
in
any
the
of
part
on
Sale from
J.
BUIDING 2751ks.
CHIPPER.
and Murray-streets. 1889.
SILVER f) A.
J!
and
15,
LEVER
.Towelled.
UALLE'S,
HUM'EEt, Guaranteed
Alb-my.
Capped two
1
years
the
LOTS,
Post
in
the
is never
and the Church
greater reaps. of this operation A conspicuous.
.than
great influenced
generation
a
of
mass
English
traditional treated the misconceptions, her and her teaching, Church, a which with claims, contempt Then came the despised enquiry. as religious upheaval known great movement a the Tractarian and almost mighty despairing effort of earnest Protestant rhinds to' amid the of find, quicksands which surrounded doctrine them, some foundation for the solid
by
—
varying
and
Church, creed.
some
un
that
During
period of eager search and investigation were the claims of the Church ti'ied as fire in the furnace of by with the result that debate, of the ablest minds be numbers to the Establishment longing to the humbly sought admission fold,
and the Churchmen
body
general laid
aside
Manager.
5011<s.
depth.
frontage One
mile
Office,
One point has been Church.
of dispute settled in A large
of for
after another of the favor of number
having acquired a more of the Catho knowledge no lic doctrines longer feel justi fied in denouncing them another of that section important body Anglicans thorough
;
is still
without is the doubt, who hold unshaken the convictiofl that she is indeed so. One fact be regarded as in may th e change which has taken dicating of late The place name years. term of reproach, contended for eagerly by. most Protestant as confersects, the can ing body which upon vindicate a to conclusively fight it an undoubted claim to all men's reverence and obedience. Catholic,
is-
once
a
now
In tude
marked contrast to of the Established Catholicism towards is Dissentine the bodies.
the atti Church that of In
sueh
as has been made towards progress a solution of Protestant difficulties the in Nonconformists, general, have not shared. They appear in fact unconstojpremain serenely cious ;tKat the situation has- under For them the gone any change.
of noble the struggles souls, the deep studies followed doubts, the of the conviction, 'by agony choice between duty and interest, and the crowning heroic sacrifice, all around though occurring them, have been without mean things their Yet, notwithstanding ing. 1
undisguised
it
can
enmity, hardly be said that in conflict they are with the Church, simply because the foes in every Church, discerning more sense of worthy her, declines to them more than give attention. Nevertheless passing to make manifesta they continue of hostility, and to flourish tions controversial as much out weapons of
as date the bows and arrows ancestors. their With early them the exploded charges con men whichof cerning learning wonder that they could now. ever have been thought fit for use, still receive a The ready acceptance. crude fictions regarding Catholicity which have been a thousand times the uncharitable exposed, assump tions long since proved ground the stale less, misrepresentations which have been corrected to all these and weariness, other1 fallacies find an decrepit ..abiding home in the and by conventicle, their save a repetition many
of
dreary, remarks spirit
that
from These no bitter confidence charitable
prosy homily wearisome.
vague, utterly
being
are made but with the the tolerant is so which individual
in full
and
in Non-confor soon mists will be the hon ourable characterestic of the whole And body. certainly, tlierA' is. need for such a spirit. In her of religious as advocacy
spirit some
conspicuous
to
opposed education has the
practically
ix-religious
in which she sympathy of thoughtful of all denominations the people Church in West Australia finds some of her most embittered and determined opponents amongst the a
—
matter
—
membersoftheNonconformistsects. an As instance of this we may on refer to a feeble disquisition education in a recent issue of the Non-conformist organ, the Sentinel a in , journal which, its aims at a kind of editorials, inoffensive but liberalism, suc ceeds a tone of only in achieving rationalism. watery excessively Another a dis instance is very addressed a creditable letter to, few
days ago,
contemporary,
some
by
Tremayne Dunstan,
a.
Mi1.
E.
.
J uly
5s.
overlooking Transfer. K.G.S. Price, £20, including of Town 2 miles Hall, Land within South side of the from £3 per acre. £2 per acre. from Harbour, GALLE. tt. from
Hay Perth,
1
LAND.;:?
ALBANY
DONALD
final
its
long-clierished many pre The battle in England judices. not it is but has ceased, true, rolled onward and as it has a more character. sumed hopeful
colony.
Moderate.
Terms
and For
markedly more
the
little
ever
ALLUM,
FRANK
England
English
Roberto.
Professor
Skates
PRICES,
POSSIBLE
LOWEST
By
are
is
Truth, widen in gather Truth is
by
triumph, doubt more the doctrines of- the discussed and analysed becomes their apparent
The
men, I
true
MUSIC. and
to
revealed
long delayed,
national 6d
8 to 10. Admission,
Monday
SOLICITED.
Undertaking
conquests. and
ago
not
rata.
pro
new
little
_
Less
domain
In law
Cossack.
1889.
17
of
the more divine "perfection, the the harvest
"
&
and
Rocbourne
£50 £50
....
foundation, years ago,
little
her
Faith
North
the
conflict,
ful.
—
Hotel
for
guardian
by
though
Street,
WATSON
Messrs.
£100 £50
„
her
by magnificent
the
invincible
TH,
SMI
Agent
£250
Starters divide Non starters
1889.
28,
compen Error is subtle, elusive, but when many-lived, resolutely defeat in the end is opposed its certain. Thus does the Church,
Oils,
otherwise
or
and promptness. PRIZE at the
care
FIRST
(Near
...
NOVEMBER
sations.
Whips, Brushes,
Skins, Harness
Show Agricultural Society's the best collection for and Harness.
Wholesale
„
time of hundred
weighed
and
Saddles, Saddles, Jockey and all for a first requisites
Sponges,
at £1.
...
for
'
Barrack
...
eyes
eigh the not a has hour, day present she has not been passed in which called in some of upon, quarter wide her to spiritual dominion, resist the of relentless attacks foes. The trials of such a destiny are are but they far out great,
Frederick
SMITH
ROBERT m
TO
Broome, K.C.M.G.
igay
1st Horse 2nd „ 3rd
—
to
try
and not The lias sword, peace, been the of the Church portion militant since the beginning. Her extended annals afford no more lesson than that striking of the be undying antagonism tween truth and error. Erom
Hotel.)
BY
CONSULTATION.
Members
purpose, and iniquity having before your those who combat for Pius IX.
EDUCATION.
STREET.
'
500
Christy
and
your
resist
spirit good,
prepared of
name
HARNESS
BARRACK PERTH.
(Near
W.A.
CUP
with
THURSDAY,
Guildford, Saddlery
PERTH
in
indefatigable evil
l£tecorXi.
SALEROOMS,
SADDLE
WORKS,
All
Perth.
Street,
J.
thechuroh'and
Combs, Blacking,
Cash Ironmonger.
filled
Patron Xavier,C. Australia St. Peter B.C.D. Chrysologus, St. Martin. P.M. (2nd Nov.)
undaunted
conquer the reward
"BARRACK-ST.
Spurs,
GREEN,
LEVI
STATION.
AUCTION
Tinmen's Qocks for
Range
Ears,
SWAN"
Glue,
Glue,
Iron
"
RAILWAY
Irons for
and
Screws Russian
Roofing, Washers.
Be
at with
Lay
Bricklayers' Hod Pins, Wheels Emery
.Lorries.
1890
of Advent. V.M.
Francis
2101. "
received
PERTH
Spirit Levels,
Circular Saws, Emery sharpening Knife Sharpeners, Sausage and Mincing Williams (Pipe Brand,) Machines, Butchers' Knives, Pampa Knives, House House Table Cutlery, Bellows, Hair Shoe Stove Brooms, Brushes, White Wash Paint Brushes, Brushes, Sad Bass Brooms etc. etc. Brushes, Box or Flat Charcoal Irons, Irons,
extra
a t-ccju/ttpnt
remark
Spare Level, Tubes, ing Hammers, Line
Rivets, Galvanized
Sunday
Bibianae
CONSIGNMENTS
—
:
Frame Pulleys, Box wood Rules, Plumb Bricklayers'
and Cabinet
I.
WED. THURS.
teacher and
small,
smaller, number
P.O.
P.O.
Andrew, Ap. DECEMBER.
St.
III.
Gregory
Gelasuis,
St.
TUES.
false
a
comparatively
of
splendid
a
—
Hooks, cheap;
and
St. St.
as
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against gross imputations Catholics to of formally would be an insult to which of the West the intelligence But we Australian public. may con ask him since is idolatry demned by Catholic theology, by Catholic manuals of popular
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officers
Port
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Heart Society in the the meeting delivered by Father
teleEdwards has the Governor, graphed to His Excellency he had reported to the that denying the British Government against proposal a constitution to this to new grant His Excellency to and requesting colony, known. take to .make his denial steps
Major-General
and
city,
Duff
the
of the Fremantle. lecture
a
to
the
as
delegates connection
were
adduce
the
to with
the
evening
was
much to
mcnt should
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enjoyable
very
that
fair
to
way
favour
of colonies
the but
in
not
to the other information
David
course
descendants
"of
Mahomet
Hillel spent of the barest his bread as
talk
about between
A
.
special
Council in the
in
the
the Council
not have Finkelstein. orientalist of
green-turbaned are to-day
who
maybenumberedinthe
of thousands. David even
We
know
for
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the
in an attractive the modest
according Mary's means
proof,
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in
it
circumcision which of
(neither
and was
except as an external law) and can we
case
with the infraction
mity of their
she in purifi in necessary act of confor conceive
yet
of the law in this particu is thus lar? The position good Iccturess's reduced Our" es almost to an absurdity. have teemed visitor next remarked that we with the home at Nazareth associated poverty She pointed because Joseph was a carpenter.' art Eastern like an outthat was more carpenter artisan. architect than humble our Why
Municipal
then did the people use this word as-a term this of reproach for not Jesus, saying "Is son ?" In our parlance, had the carpenter's
j
Chamber
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Town Hall on Tuesday last at over presided by liis Worship the Mayor, when it was; decided to entertain the His Excellency Governor at a public to his from banquet previous departure next the colony month.
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the
Architect's phrase be involved would contempt
noon,
13 idle
in
paper
tin
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rest
may
to
will
measure
its
the
of is
anrple and if
standard issue has
first
assured be its
whoso Bulletin, had months been It is presented to
form,
Perth,
keeps up which
merit
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sum
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charged
per copy a comie j
some
re-issued.
was
public worth
.
that success reward.
and three
is
room
Miss von of course
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no been used, the expression. was born in' Palestine, St. Justin Martyr, (but and this is before her,)
Finkelstein and so was
son
in
than 1700 years he says, in his 88th Dialogue, avocations Jesus was as a when
more
what
more
pence for
literavy
attained, in a large
recent
a
Mr.
Rifles
W.A.
the of
of the parade Metropolitan Weaver submitted a plan to raise tho sum whereby it is intended of £100 to be devoted as prizes for the of rifle encouragement Capt. shooting. of the Sholl has approved scheme, and offort the initial to raise the amount will take place in the Town Hall on Saturday, December when a two 14-, champion match will be held, and hours walking for which of £0, £3, and £1, are prizes
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attention in another
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it
the of
to the ad
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motion, Burt, carried
before seconded
laid
and in
by
called
and
to
power as
brought
promote before
the last
passing session
our
more
Parliament the Imperial by Her Majesty's altera Government. To deal with any to be made in tion or addition proposed to the said Bill, their cogniz according ance of the views and wishes of this the re Council. If, notwithstanding of the Delegates, anything presentations in which both Dele be inserted the Bill of opinion, of a division or, in case gates tho one and His 'Excellency Delegate '-to the Governor consider repugnant the Delegates aro wishes of this Council, if this then to protest ho and, protest to represent that it are unavailing, finally be the Bill shall not should provided the previ come into without operation of this concurrence ously-expressed Council,
home the
Sacred At be
members
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poor,
and
the
man
one, and audience Lord thus
our
as
answered Him said the
and
:
in
charity
preached, preserved from Himself want. Lord birds
our
room
and :
hence
more
country now
arguments incapable tion
Family
of to
as
w&a
has
.la.dy
seemed make
;
"The foxes of the air
allotted to him this resting-place the implication. that to suppose
parental about the
land.. stranger through traversed Miss Von Fitikelslim's found them on and the whole a
Her argumenta holding watof. of the tho gocial status Holy fanciful The to a degree. good
theories
the
on
determined facts fit them.
on
and
subject
Monday Why, I
she to
evening fail
to
see.
in her lecture to then went on casually that. Jesus at some length, argue tells us educated St. Luke had been highly he was that when at the .age of twelve years the doctors in the with temple, disputing astonished at all that lieai'd Him were No and His answers. His understanding of God, for was He not tho Wisdom wonder, He be edu therefore "and should She
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At
the
weekly
practice
of Hall
the
Musical
Union held in the Town on Tuesday P. A. evening Mr. Hensman, the last, that lie had recently stated conductor, letter from Mr. received a Santloy, baritoiie him that the famous apprizing would here visit the early pay a during in May next. part of next year probably to Perth Mr. Santloy During his visit Hensman. We will of Mr. bo tho guest
-why
cated
"may" St. '
and four
add
that
Gregory, dedicated
Mr.
is Santley and has recently to His
a
Knight of composed
?
in of Miss remember that I do not any is lectures there Finkelstein's any previous could be made, and objection thing to which she is re shall therefore be glad to hear that but her Ecce tliom elsewhere peating the lecture title for Homo" alternative "
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meeting
:
a
it,
unto have
might He
valuable of her
reasonable. from the to His absence Wis wandering and at Nazareth,
I have
;
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she
has a separate his resting-place, Saviour had not
the Geraldton and Tuesday won Races were held. Wandering Willie the Maiden Plate tho Victoria Cup was secured the by St. Ives Murgoo Handi Willio and the cap Wandering by Stakes Hermit. The by Gvecnough Ladies' off by FireBracelet was pulled brace Irwin took first place in the Dis the trict Plate in Geraldton Cup the horses were placed Willie, Wandering and the Losers' St. Ives Lottery, to We a Handicap was Lottery. gift Geraldton have to thank our correspon dent for sending us these results. ;
of
poor of
whom and Said
holes
How much He alluded-
;
of
so
ministered
case to
residents.
;
.
.
in .their the Bill
very
question
husband
On Monday
Legislature of four on Friday evening by a majority last:— "That the delegates appointed Council to render assist from this connection with ance in in London, be instructed as the Constitution Bilh To means follows endeavor by every
been
the Son of Man hath not but nests, The lecturess after to lay His head." this text concluded consideration upon Lord that lie meant that by it Our Blessed The oriental was not married. t.xmily sleep married the But when in one room. young
and Commission Agents. Bring and a laige them a ing with good reputation in similar in experience gained capacities our friends trust Queensland, we enterprising will find with of our favor country many
the
have
lady
our
:
where much
Insurance
tlio
a
owner
apostles
have have
as
the that
the
other those
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was
be
could The
column appears Messrs. Hugh M'Kcrnnn have commenced Co., recently in a portion of Mr. Quinlan's build business firm in Barrack-street. The have ing commenced business as Land Auctioneers, and and Stock Hotel Brokers, Agents, and
not
mm
among
Again
1
she described asked
J
from who
enanating
could
Jesus
says
"
beg to draw
carpenter yokes"
and
Text Judas to the Sacred car according the money-bag (But Miss Finkelstein a lecture a first class joker in is previous :) the seamless in about garment speaking a of garb preacher or teacher,) (the becoming
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offered. Ah Chinaman Jim Chow, who was of being afflicted with leprosy, suspected and has been examined by Drs. Jameson be not to suffering Kenny and found the Ah our from disease. Jim Chow, is not tlie China readers will understand, at said to be a leper, discovered man, The latter Mokine a few months ago. be placed, we shortly individual, hear, will Point. It in at Woodman's quarantine iii if woulcTbe much better, our opinion, notwith sent out of' the colony, he were involve that his shipment would standing considerable expense.
a
.
Saturday
W
suspended, than
j
the
that
the great Rabbi, of his life in want many years toiled necessaries of life and for a workman. In the common turtle doves the bringing —
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a
of
meeting
,
was.lield
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royal
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rowing match, for £100 of Fre aside, Willis, " and a Roachhock, crack" mantle, athlete from the colonies. Willis has in West never yet been beaten Australia, and his supporters think he would, as a do himself no discredit in the best rower, of company.
again.
an
the
men
at her was purification to the talented lecturess, that scant but suggested were she felt her Divine Son the rather that was lamb which she should present in prefexence animal of the flock. Yet the to the dumb words of the law were And if she explicit Bleb if her hand find not suffi bo not able ( shall cient to a lamb she bring of) bring turtles Lev. two or two young pigeons." the law ? xn. 8. then Might Mary infringe Child under the law" Her Divine born no
would some
I" her with
next place, Mary's instead of the lamb
is said to know by those in. a position the man that Cunningham who came in the six in third days' go-as-you-please is the Adelaide same recently, Cunningham 20 started for a who, two years ago, hours' in this go-as-you-please colony and failed to take a place.
is
as
yet
poverty
of
von
says
of and
arguat
the
was
therefore Miss
so
and
contention,
of could
Joseph
Khc speaks orientals
tens
fact
suprised at variance of christian
belief
;
in
so
much
so
and
man
poor
descendant
delegation.
There
been
theory universal not.
was
of
wallowing East by all
of way this hovel
have
;
two
afford
to
the
a
almost she
house beena
spent.
appointing
lecturess by the gifted be taken, well here for lack there for of view novelty Miss supporting testimony.
support
advancing
It
Mr.
recovery
perfect
in
lecture of the
many
"
tne
will
in
to
for
Legis
Leidertafel
resolution
the
Adkitison, We hear regret of Schools, the highly Inspector respected of illness in the has had a severe attack The attack stroke. shape of a paralytic was while Mr. Adkinson came on engag official of his ed in the performance districts. It is duties in the Southern, to learn, that lie is on however, pleasing
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proceed
this
to
Finkelstein seemed for instance to realize I knovvnot) for her ihatit was necessary at all hazards that the Holy Family prove well-to-do. Had she been able to
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in
will branch
might
for
;
(why,
Mr.
the West regarding Land to the Govern Question the sister colonies in was adopted the Legislative Council on Monday evening. It has not yet been decided who shall form
address O'Reily delivered a.longthy the Education at Port Pirie question Port ifi the diocese of Augusta on Sun A verbatim November 3rd. report day, of the address, which was a masterpiece of choice diction and .invulnerable argu Adelaide is by the ment, published Observer and three occupies nearly columns of that journal. closely-printed
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the
female
a
delegates requisite Australian of ments
on
;
evening
exception
of
highly
so
statements
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To-morrow night of
by
speak
predecessors made
of appositeness, without sufficient
,
question.
Western
and
Dr.
(.
day.
f
of Fremantle. on last, entertained tho viceMuiiday evening Mr. A. J. Diamoud who has president, just returned from the Eastern at Colonies a smoke concert. Several of complimentary the officers of II. M.S. Rambler were present,
January.
a
Volunteers
contest
ri(le-shoot.ing from selected a
cannot of its
as
:
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Carnarvon Brereton has visited Father interests of the Catholic in the spiritual in that district. residents
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andForrest, C.M;G., one of the representatives been chosen the
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to
a
"Dr.
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members of the Perth Musical Union Miss Hensman with a presented very handsome souvenir in the shape of a diamond on the bracelet, eve of her recent with Dr. Adam Jameson. marriage
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Dr. Bidding's picture, cope of the Madonna in brilliant colours, crown on her -a and Child but none on that of her head When Mr. Dunstan Divine Son." does he faiths," speaks of "our faith of well-meaning include the
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In reply to a question asked by Sir Thoma8 the Colonial Campbell, Secretary? stated in, the Legislative Council on. Friday evening in" care would he taken that particular to guard against the' future with a view affected with leprosy of persons possibility colony. being landed in this
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two
Church,
new
such weakness
with the Perth to be a great success. The attendance. large to suit all. been fixed
a
of
(an
I
have
ing.
been What
considerably
j
must
otherwise
reviewing) I am good —
Mr. the
representations containing glass the of Popish wearing Bishops vest usual Roman Catholic Further the ments." worthy wore Catholic themselves officiants "on of for. the back vestments,
Ritualists,
Saturday, .C.Y.M.
on
promise have
Editor
the
Sin— On Monday uight Miss von Finkelstein delivered her fifth and last lecture in Perth. The was subject Cradle, and, Cross, or a resume of the Crown," Gospel narrative from Bethlehem to Calvary." I regret that
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von
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celebrated bishops at which all the six High Mass, Ritualistic charter of .the points carried were out," unblushingly which has and this in a Church with stained "filled windows
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come
room
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STATUS
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Mill
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of
announced School
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walking
which
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that he speaks delusion grateful sentiment of Protesthe universal to the practantism with regard " as which he tices regards the Late files of idolatrous." the Churchman bring English at that information recently on the occasion of the Clumber, consecration Protestant
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must
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will
in
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improving.
is the in the
Bunbury
of
Roller
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goods has arrived
of and
impartially
reasoning
any
building Boys' School the at port.
i"s
Forrest,
erect
colony.
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Town
will be held in the A special shipment the Helena Mena sate on the occasion.
is
champion
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West.
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is
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fund
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does
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was
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he
yesterday
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diocesan morning.
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Health Act. The provision8 the Public Health Act have been extended the town of older of to Roebourne, by an the Governor in dated the 18th Council, —
Regulations.—
have
of the force
been
made
and Fremantle, came jetty, the 21&t on inst I. AH steamers before vessels, sailing coming alongside Fremantle the new at for jetty purpose to let go
the
there
is
and
keep
quarter,
Quarantine.
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ca'rgo,
or
the jetty, Master
Harbor
anchor vessel's
a
steamer
any
alongside the
and the
shall, to do
sailing if so,
required
fast a warp for the same The Governor
out
from
it
to
purpose. directs
trucking
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have company B topped work on their property pending the completion of arrangements for the of an purchase engine. They have dis of their men in conse charged a number and have given three quence, months' notice to their manager. Another load of tin arrived in town last week from their two claim, and also tons from officers Mr. G. are not in-anjr for the way to blame Gibbs' claim. A consignment 3. That is shortly every casualty. precaution appears been taken from the Spring is to have to prevent expected Gully. It by the master the stranding and wreck of the vessel. said that at this claim about four tons are We, virtue of the vested in therefore, by powers Atready for market. Donkey Gully us under Sec. 2 and c. of the Sub-sec. 61st four men washed out 5 cwt. in one day Vic. that there is No. no case for 6, agree last week. The recently-discovered coalfurther andthat all investigation, pro areas on the Collie River bearing are shall and now cease determine." ceedings excitement here. oausing Bor great Municipal. The results of following have been ing operations started on Elections notified are Municipal River the Preston coal area. I have vis Fremantle. Coun —May or, E. Solomon ited the locality twice since operations W. Farmer, J. Pearse, T. H. Marshall cillors, ; have been commenced. The last time was P. Geo. A. Davies. Auditors, Webster, about a week ago. At that W. time a bore G. Guildford Mayor, Johnson'; Coun had been put down 35 feet without F. J. Read W. F. Guppy, jnnr. cillors, Au getting J. indication of S. Jecks. Newcastle coal. ditors, Chester, any good D. Con is now Mayor, W. G. Lceder Councillors, Hay-making becoming the order A. J. Wroth, nor, C. S. Monger Auditors, C. of the day. "The farmers are very busy B. Teede. Northam. Mayor, G. Throssell j in their hay crops. getting Councillors. J. Cook, W. Byfield Auditors, to last Among the visitors Bunbury F. Morrell, J. H. senr., Thack'rah, Perth. week was one of our old and esteemed J. Liddelow, Mayor, E. Scott; Councillors, Dr. A. O'Meehan, friend, J.. whom we W. Simpson, H. J. Saunders, H. Williams ; should be glad to see take up his residence T. Sherwood G. A. Letch Auditors, York. once more J. among us. Mayor, C. Edwards Councillors, Bower,
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last
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Farrier It wants
himself left alone. just about two minutes to He twelve. hesitates. a Presently dog begins to howl. This is too much, and Farrier bolts. Well the shrieks that night were worse than ever ; and the next day all the guests went away. Farriers -
and
his
of course, wife, Christmas there alone, and the old house too, left dark and deserted. So Walsham Grange much
inhabitable, Brufton and
went,
once
more
simply
was
un
of disgust uncle Farriers.
more burning the windows
bright of the
ever in ly than old place, and many a shepherd passing after half scared out of his dark was wits by the awtul shrieks that echoed the house. deserted Of through and about the ghost, the story course, of the the sudden departure guests from the Grange, made a great sensa and kept tion in all the villages round,
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really
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before
not
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enter
house again for
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great
bitterly had not tide
been
and coming round again, turn but should up lieu brother a Jack, young leave from for Christmas, who
day
Farrier's tenant
Christmas-
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fast
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one
on
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Majesty's off the ployed
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ship
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lately
South Coast, endeavour that the smuggling
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and
land
sea.
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so
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really he had
much that of proposing
to
their way the guests days later
like
as
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to make
on
fresh
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to oust the ghosts. attempt So, seeing his was how much in earnest brother was he sprang at the idea. Brufton had long been He, too, delighted. visit the another to contemplating
men
servants
them.
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table created
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did to help him
of it down
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like
not
to
ask the
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better
vants.
if
still
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me
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lot
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to
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satin,
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to be
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gang
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smugglers coast Several women the scene, bewailing
the
so
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most
the
south
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appeared capture
on
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tragedy
held.
'indeed,
bury
confessed
ultimately
they
had
Brackenshammed
subterraneous passage leading to the wood at the the cellar back of the Grange, be the entrance hidden ing completely by thick ivy, and them a means of coming afforclecj Jack got his pro going unobserved. motion 'for the smugglers capturing and the servants, who, it is perhaps Tackier
to 's
were say, crew,' got
some
well
of
mischief
the
!
Mr. books The demned to the flames demned by the English their too
is
be
to
fcr
vile
for
con con
and
is
non
simply
with censorship,' difficult functions. '
a
and
to set pretends allowed free are
oue
up a censorship. circulation until insult they obscenity It is difficult, per
rank
their
by
It
us.
about
talk invidious
its
No
vile
to
sense
Patterson have been law courts,
and what imprisoned; the motherland onght to
publisher
morality. to define and to draw indecency,' exact nice the line accuracy to be tolerable. In the where it ceases is to same it difficult define way, " of experts and a board literature,' the question over of might quarrel book was, or was whether a particular to that name. But not, entitled great public haps, with
the
rewarded.
the
let
wrangle
experts the ;
definitions
with
broad
want
a
-
to
this
tell
us
whether
any
;
man
of
enough to is a competent and the only law
conscience
vileness,
matter
;
be enfoi ced is the old, and and most whojesome, necessary the wholesale cor English law against It of public morals. is ruption quite true
that has
to
much
otherwise
good
litera
of in patehes is decency. indecency inci-r loved and written deutal it is not ; for its own as in the Zola-esque filth sake, which Mr. Patterson has just burned. ture
;
needs
concerned We don't
only issues 2
with
their
over
is
to expert is obscene
book
on
public
practical
literary
given
judge which
a
needless
of
"
sense, plain be sensitive
the house empty ; and in the dresses they found some-ancient to act chest enabled them part of an old legend connected with the house,
while from
extent
literature
infected
a
to/keep
ghosts
the
up
Books
kinds and
what Jack was understood the ghosts, to know about
Ferriers anxious
are
;
the
quickly There
followers.
was
wines, silk, of excisable goods.
?"
himself Jack to the ground from his pistol or men sit ten
Jack's
spirits,
a
before
no
the
de wrought ? M. Bavay's a thrill of have sent typhoid-germs the community but alarm throughout better a poisoned than an water-supply
recover
him his
by
pinioned
and
!"
and
measure, and when the ideas
express, cuu
is
that
down bounding have ; and you,
says Jack That I
had
reckon
of
bit
in
obscene, making litera corrupting, ture their but the channel, planting of vice in the imagination pestilence who and of shall lives thousauds,
cries a
as —
consignment We have
a
can
which ;
all,
vile,
rooms, staircase. for some foot
thanks
the
translations.
power of ideas
running
winding
:
deserves
that
arithmetic
them
descending cautiously see a at the they light " Hullo Jim," stairs, " have you woke 'em up
Ay
man
passage several
of
trenchant following the subject
on
destroying
French
symbols
no
followed
They found
the
and
arresting of vile
were
lightning,
has
fathers and mothers— of all who honour as well literatnre indeed, of all who eare for the commonwealth of his on account prompt action
the
Brufton
'
and
one
requested them back to the but the Commis
of
Jack, of
through
importer
comments Pntterson
Mr.
"
enough,
cries lads," my lantern from,
colouy.
editorial
the stood fireplace she had described it.
as
have
to
those
Telegraph
Jack.
sure
charac
decided
as destruction a moral who contemplated the literature into of impure The Melbourne Daily
their
fire.
balusters. Ross's Mrs.
to
order
to
the
there
me,
snatching the
ghost,
by
just
'Follow
up
the
along And
The
indecent
an
to ship permission London publish' rs; sioner stated that ho could not thiuk of for circulation in sending back books Dot admit be would into Londou which and that lie was determined Melbourne,
regretting
'
of being therefore
destroyed.
loudly
to
tight
,
garded as and ter,
servants,
struck
1
Publishers
consider ut the A attention Antipodes. of books at Mel arrived recently parcel the Com which Mr. Patterson, bourne, and Customs, remissioner of Trade
is;
missed
writes the attracted just
able
for lesson introduction
had
:
subject has
looking ruffian, mortification and He refused posi and how' he was
happy thought
a
he then
the
them
an awful certainly white with rage at his discoveryto say tively why he came there, the that pistol
one
just the
of
party
or
Here
reader
This
the of
Why,
;
rate-
any
at
comes
"
of
tholic
says "
guests. Jack
Literature.
an on the Australian paper and we are much pleased to these re reproduce doubly weighty marks of these important which organs, of every will command the assent Ca
running he; whom?"
all
Immoral
subject,
instead
came
disappear,
"It's
of
The question of the pernicious effort of immoral literature and the best way of copiug with is it, brought promi the public mind in before the nently words of Publishers? the outspoken the of Circular, organ representative the book The Chcular trade. quotes at admirable re the same time the
many
—
first
Pest
The
few
transfixed being terror, one the after other rushing wildly maids and men the into haunt who was the ed wing. Then Jack, back.
of but
;
—
dozen
a
servants, with
against them, feeling their wild sympathy with
and
when a
peculiar,
the
all
Ferriers
nor
charge
the secret door was bricked up was taken never that good care at they play the Ghosts again should Walsham Grange. Telegraph. Sheffield life
deal of merriment. The three nights passed without visitation away any ghostly and felt almost everybody disap one door a pointed ; Imt evening was heard to disused bang in the then then another, another. swing, rushed out. of the draw Everyone and saw to their as ing-room, first
Brufton
neither
on
as
ready of method
kind
a
they
Well, Grange
they found half and damsels
strapping
'
but
ed.
known
attention
at the
arrived
Brackenbury has time to
"
!
be
it
general the coach.
stairs,
by
let
extraordinary
exciting
the
that Jack," said Mrs. Ferriers, is a South Coast indeed dreadful she him then told And place !" all the Walsham about at ghosts as But instead of laughing, Gange.
ing George
inosfc
.
too,
"Ah,
the
don't
things,
adventures
of
full
was
of hairbreadth escapes with both smugglers
all>
extent. anecdotes
enormous
an
above
the
everybody's
after all and his Brackenbury at the Assizes, gang got off scot-free it could that for not be proved they had smuggled these particular goods, that nor even the goods were smuggl
But,
they would be rather fond of rum. the However, directly ghosts I'll send them away, are laid and you can domestics down. Of get. your own can course, ifce ladies bring a maid or don't take too two; btjt and, many;
—
great
seen
spend
they
was
to
my
were
Lights
couldn't so
mind
musn't
you
And
a And seemed,
and then another the clock, and says more or the same less words, know it's "Yes, you cats, only and Mrs. Ross had Farriers; night I mare, with so agree Woodbury; first
glances
but
table;
at.
Jack that I sent the servants." start to engage the attendants ed off at once and sent them down to the Grange.
GRANGE.
this,
gets up, each in
were
Tory
are
children their capacity.
full fiasco"
for
which
at Germany, receive instruction
their
official Lloyd's Government
Clifford the British of
possible could ever
such
to
newspaper
no
of defeat.
fession
in
Alter
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The
vicious.
deliberately indecent
to
are»
waged
slebpless
vigil
too to
glad of
that and
find
Victoria Australian
influential
both tho of the one
vital
a
a
question the limits
morbid
a
come
to
this
on
i
I
|
were
newspapers
themselves
if
unite
to
of his ambition ? had reached the summit He liis scheme, but the Con proposed servatives wanted to back. Well, get and but human that was (laughter), had saw not a they got majority they But they bad not got in the country. How that even now was it (laughter). was turned out of power ? Mr. Gladstone ? No j Was it by the Conservative vote It was because he had a majority. by a side of men on the Liberal quantity like traitors and renegades, over, going
the
(cheers). They The to had facts. positive was divided into two sections— country one those' who were in on the side favour of Home Rule, and on the other those who were opposed to Home Rule.
all
tho
in
an
a
to
sume.
Conservatives deal with
Mr.
Labouchere
Home
on
what
He Labouchere at a' Home
Mr. speaker London.
one,
open
is
it
called,
Sussex to
justice burnhani
Colonel
Head, .Mr.
was
au
was attended, by Viscountess
Sir
Brassey,
J.P
Lane,
Labouchere of
a
member
a
party of the
M.P,
said
man,
hut
The
were
so
of that
reason
Conservatives
matters
all
as
abuse
cept,
of
their
always and
not
were
the
that possibly
go that
was
that
be, it
like
on
it
at
was
Lord
said
Conservative (laughter), that Conservatives from of view
and their
made
a
queerer
to own
this
was
going. Minister
Because whero
?
knowing
Why,
they
lie
meant
—
had Mr.
drifted
they they
.
sent
to
Ireland
eminent Matthews
as
Con when ho a
servative Lord hut Lf.eutenant, into the matter he suggested that looked to in for .he would be glad Home go for Rule as the only possible Irething would Jainl -they (laughter). Surely
National Library of Australia
They their
them strong to be satisfied with such a proposal. did not the He know what attitude or Irish the Liberal would take on party the matter, but be should oppose it tooth
Irishmen
too
was
at
were
of your own Parliament some you, and pass you With laws (hear, hear). accept
in
out order to carry to Home The activity Rule. Unionist was another sign of sent of the Government. position
Hartington of losing that if
was
the
the
were
or
pre
that
nation
chamberlain's
mr.
seemed
to
bo
family
to
one
all
was
They oppress
recognised that it was
time
present to ask
want
the the not
in a for anyone a man question Then of politics what bis religion was. that if Home Rule were were told they landlords to be given the Irish would have a bad time of it (laughter). Well, had the had a pretty landlords good
but
in
j
.
did
think
not
time the past, treated. The would be unfairly they for were a fair rent tenants only asking of the Plan and that was the origin 44 of Campaign. (A ,Toice— Robbery.") lie
:
Voice—
(A robbery Because it was it is robbery.") Well, to with for him deal such difficult rent. If tho wa6 reasons (laughter). on the of unfair it was part robbery those who to it objected pay (hear, Why
was
?
it
44
Then
hear.) tub
there
as
to
argument
of
separation,
to suppose that and ho instanced as that would happen, and the experi examples onr Colonies ments and Hungary. made in Austria Mr. to
was
no
Labonchere the speeches
reason
then of Lord
went
fire
on
Hai ling
to ton
refer
and
and
;
tion
through
Thus,
when
what presenting skin appearance."
are
and one, he might '
would
(renewed laughter). would hoped they
Ireland, stronger
both
of
peoples
The
of
Fate
An
the
Panama
of the
which
in undertaking £56,000,000
sunk
is
no
be in could not of Frenchmen
than
less
to the majority national were not the vanity concerned in the probable failure deeply of what has so often been described as a different even
if
great
national
Canal
is
and
swallowed
French is known
The Panama
enterprise. its uncut,
still
works
and
abandoned,
has
it
.
a
francs
of and little else Frenchman.
1,400,000,000 so much money —
to
at
are
the
average exists as to uncertainty the of the works and present position of thejr the prospects A completion. was held in meeting Paris lately the situation, to consider and crowds of The
blankest
unhappy
shareholders
the official
liquidator
Company little
really
of the
M.
Bonnet them.
.
to
tell
sound company and take over the the first obviously step was of affairs the exact position a
float
old
hear Panama to
of he
account
an
give
stewardship.
assembled
his
said had He hoped to the to finish
canal
But plant. to ascertain on
the
spot.
For this he had appointed purpose committee thoroughly competent experts, ten
some
Dutchman, these
will
consisting
for
Frenchmen,
Englishman, Five Belgian.
and go
a
to
the
present
an
Panama
in
the
a
of of a
of
dry
in and prepare a season, December, on the state of the works and the report best of the. canal. way completing would also tlio They repbrt
upon
mately
and by evapora
When
we
the skin
hand, arid
moist, is called
is
'
contracts "
the
goose
owing
nervous
of
the
inner
or
expends itself For example,
throat.
be
system
excretion surface.
feeble
and case
to
The have the ulti
and
nervous
would
prob
consequent
of the a cold
irrespective
which
a
nose
the
if
sweating
induced
in
by the
:
loss
needs
of the would most
follow. As a fact, are probably there with feeble many people nerves who the coldest readily in perspire weather, and are in consequence liable to fre quent recurring cold. nervous The of coldB origin also furnishes us a clue with to its treatment in the early The whole stages. his
of
a cold shows it to be essentially a state of collapse primarily de manding every recourse to a stimulat of treatment. ing plan There is no more dejected mortal than a patient in the first of cold, and both stage his and mental physical condition to point nervous Hence collapse. we believe the of success great and camphor ammonia iukalations in the early stage.
tory and
MUSTARD
,
T
How
PLASTERS.
many
know
really
.
who make a mustard a hundred at the are
people
how
.
to
there
? Not one in plaster aud yet mustard most, perhaps, plasters are. used in every and physicians family, the prescribe application. The ordinary) is to mix the mustard way with water, it with a little tempering flour. Such a as that is not worth plaster much. Before i'
half done the patient,
has
blister
with
paiuful
a
way
than If
other
plasters
a
plaster; mix the
to remain
after in
Now
is
having, beneficial
a
make
better
to.
a a
mustard blisterat there are mustard
wauted, than
use no but water, with the ehite of an the result will be a plaster draw' but will nofc perfectly, 4
blister
a no
begins him finally
therefore, mustard
will
produce
far
it
spot, effect
never
blister
aud
which
work
intended.
was
all.
egg,
less
should
plaster
its
and leaves
flayed
far
produced
patient.
the
.
deleterious matter which ought to bfeen removed by the skin irritates blood by its retention there, and
infant,
of
being
mucuous
and cost of getting a renewal concession which in expires He three concluded years. by asking the share and bond holders to to be try possibility
-
of by the
is
perspire.
transference
quent the
be ably of heat,
Canal
a
—
give
between the ship countries (cheers).
all
to
to any derange the perfect system, maintenance of animal heat fails to bedisorder parried out, ensues; the mildest form of which is a catarrah namely, the blocking or up of the skin outer of the body, snrfuce with the conse-
votes in their of the miserable dis present and between England existing aud the replacing of it by a union based upon good-fellow
favour sension
from
far
ment
they Labouchere) thought perhaps might be called the Joeites (laughter), would be Jndites In conclusion, he
the
preserve would be an utter is the then, object
the other
on
Whenever,
:
bis
consist of Mr. ultimately only and his family, (laughter). Mr. Chamberlain' was about for looking bis another name for He (Mr. party,
name
to ot
exert ourselves, there of tissue, and accord
waste
pant and
we
cold;
very
Chamberlain
belter
increased
ingly
party
a
move
disposed radiation in
we
but it was a small ambition, his party as he had betrayed others. In that case betray
hut
,
and air glands aud when there is no passages, super fluous heat to dispose of, the skin con tracts :to prevent of evaporation moisture from the surface.
object
lie
tempera 4 degrees
every
as
of the skin, the sweat
caparillnries
aud find
frost-
regulation
60
and
combustion
should
;
stools,
the
ndd coals
temperature, impossibility. How, achieved ? The superfluous heat
is
two
with
uniform
acrobats who carried about " the motto, Patronised by and gentry" tbe nobility (loud laughter). had that Mr. Chamberlain attained
between
warm
tempera-
in
we
the
movements,
onr
of troupe them with
fall
uniform live
the average body is 98'
our
human
and himself of Ecgland one of a
the aristocracy and was like
(laughter),
a
possesses circumstances of
all
as together, muscles
of
ment
(laughter
introduce
to
under
as
he
is,
'
minules
Unionists
lords,
that
Now, this is a remarkable fact, as, in view of the peculiar source from which animal heat is derived, from namely,, the combustion of used-up tissue with which the oxygen of inspired air, it stands to reason that the heat of the. blood cannot remain constant for five
on to their carry any opposition even it Home Rule if measure, which, the House of be would Commons, passed He of Lords. rejected by the House had the Labouchere) greatest (Mr. lords for the noble at respect present that meeting. But no six hundred men,
they be tinkers the will of the
known
is ;
Fahrenheit.
would
whether
what animal
is
various diseases), ture of the human
He spoke
the
case
is
Arctic or in the burning region district of Central the heat is Africa, the same. In summer and winter alike we certain (if except, perhaps, abnormal states of the body due to the excitation or of the vital depression in processes
regard tho
and said
election,
what
bound
Lord
doleful.
very
next
this
answer
explain
an average maintaining tare. Whether he
of
the
COLDS.
To
?"
must
the -capacity
but he wonld accept it because question, (be local in authorities tbey conld use battle
cold
a
by animal'heat.
Man blooded
we
their
ABOUT
is we
meant
will govern good possibly to the regard he would not Government Bill, that as a final settlement of the
Local
What
question
not because be was nail, prepared to the Irish a mess of pottage give in of their, place birthright (cheers). would no more The people of Ireland than would the be satisfied of people if the Government French England and say to them, 44 Instead were to come
standstill
Pro
political
of equality
idea
Surely the
"
antrfome.
Station,
SOMETHING
body,
Protestants Protestants
the
peculiar
(laughter). to and masters
be
fact
were
—
was
very
and testants, denomiuatiou Catholics.
say
who had gone further as a (laughter) than ever ho (Mr. Fenian Labouchere) had (renewed That was be laughter). took as part fore the Conservative parly of their creed tho doctrine there that should Home-, tin le. Lord bo no Car narvon
were
(laughter).
to
mistake.
an
But
dark ages.
of Ireland
4Farm,
of
patriotism allow to
religion
1
Why
the
that
of the
point
of foieign and said Centralists countries, had turned the Conservatives round and of their creed thnfc adopted as au article Home Rule was not to he established.! without
of
about
of Protestants, bat they did He the Catholics. pointed cppreRs to other countries as examples, and said the tyranny tho notion was only fit for
to Home Rule. opposition the action of the Conser with the/1 Federalists and
than in their He contrasted vative party
been
majority
,
never
had
deal
great
-said
not
Let that gentleman he is finished no," wait until He would like to speak to he were a day as though
(laughter). that thern
to
he stood
'
and
yes)." 44
he had somewhat had not given up one bill, of his scheme; point lie was ready to further
his cardinal
was a There certainly cjuntry. but were to of Catholics, they majority left to man believe that if Ireland was affairs local tho Catholics age her own would in any sort of way the oppress In England there was a Protestants ?
ex
word
his
the country arguing, Ruler was any Home Mr. Glad opinions.
difference. in
opponents,
political
think
of
promised with Dealing
.
"Yes,
although
blind never
;
and
stone,
A
Salisbury present, were sent the Conservatives by God to rule over this for ever country (loud He was present that day to laughter). tell leaders were lead them that their of 44 No, (cries no," ing them into error who
not
not
were
they
local matters. Ap to whether the Irish members should sit in the Imperial matters Parliament to deal with Imperial and there that was a' matter of opiuion, to be said on both sides. was a good deal
(laughter). he thought. that
body
a
and the declaration best that could should
be did ashamed
be (bear,
might
all
ex
leaders Were, and they from those leaders anything
about
run
to
—
foolish
was,
were
the great that Ireland should of the bill principle and that in Dublin, have a Parliament should be paramount that Parliament in
party glad to be pres on the subject of Conservatives
but their heard
was
determined
They it it whatever But although
was.
single and although the alter details,
was
sensible, reasonable, and he could people, how on the of' question
understand they
he he
be
to
politics
aud well-meaning politics
no
bound to
Conservative
and he was (laughter), to enlighten them ent Home Rule (laughter). seemed on individually cept
we
was
oppose hear).
Maid
Lady
;
that Rule
those Robert
amongst
and about
running perpetually 44 and saying, Will you tell Home Rule is, in order your It with may argue you ?" use them what Home telling
what
modified
somewhat
not
which
etc..
stone,
not
Boxhill,
and
presided, were Lord
present
I-Iall,
Chamberlain
were
country
ns
understood, of furthering for the purpose the cause of Home Rnle and The Earl of AshIreland.
Maidstone, in
the
?
rule
home
Mr.
that
said
others
principal held
meeting
the Victoria The meeting, and was well
at
lately
the
was
Rule
was
the
to
oppose and cheers).
Now, Rule-
and
Chamberlain,
Local Government Bill. the latter, he said the
and
' 1
j
curiosity.
matter
weighty invited
Mr.
:
.
flutter
tliey
was Carnarvon Mr. Gladstone
when Mr. Gladstone election, were Now, persons majority. was very apt to say that Mr. Gladstone his actuated in pressing by ambition scheme but what Home Rule pos could man have who sible ambition a had
who malefactors, atten to have public pleased others tion directed to them, and excite imitation. it is to suggested Finally will be that an agreement very might
Moreover, .are often
likely
know
the'
came
.
owing
to
alliance with the Irish in order that they might Gladstone out of power. They Mr. Gladstone out, but' then
turn
did
.
and
tories
Mr.
turn
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in
but certainly mild, Coercion Act for Ireland. that ? Why
opposed
into entered themselves
its centre issued a
to
not the
was
man
j
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a
his
renew
the
he
as was
1881
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there
if
Government Lord matter
about the the man; wished to
at
Carnarvon
as
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believe
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A the
your her
but
man,
guileless lather's
at
laugh
never
"Does
anybody
young Dr.
did
can
the
never."
—
"
Bolus
dead wine
You
:
Mr. in
man
a
year. two
ou
only
Doctor:
must
Mrs.
I jokes. at mine." asked a
not
Gouty,
When
are
or
drink
wa3
be
Mrs.
Brown of
accounts
Have
:
Marvel
faster who lived on water for sixty-seven days? Mr. Brown That's nothing; my father on water for forty lived Mrs. years. Brown ; How was that. Mr. Brown He was a sea captain.
ask
let's
think
you
is
there
tomatoes
Indeed I do had been at the he went on for half-an-hour." A husband of who was in the habit his wife's statements always correcting when she mentioned that she rematked, of April, was born on the twenty-first' "
You
er
the first, You
mean
dear born
my were
not
—
the the
on twenty-first. of April, you know." Thereupon " the exasperated wife exclaimed, People well think the might bo, considering of a husband." I made choice .
Match.
Unpromising
My
Mrs. make a Mr. Meak. —
Henpeck
:
sad
mistake
He
has
you marry aud he wears a beard, : What difference' does Mis. You Henpeck:
Daughter make?
it
husband
Why not
fit
an
I'll
of
reason
a
colt
so
—
because
is
we
and
said one you prove that," him of who accused another, " said a witty Don't," bystander, worse feel after it than you you'll
theft. for
do now." As
men were one conversing day flew over iht-ir heads. of pigeons 41 Look at these exclaimed birds," one, "There "how happy they are." you wo
t
flock
a
of these
friend,
my
mistaken1
are
have
birds
for
bills
.
r
coat tail as but you big as my fist, your hear me shouting at you." didn't Mr. his son an bharpshins (giving " of electricity explanation ) Glass, you will remember, is a non-conductor —
"
Young Sharpshins—
I
have when
shouldn't that
noticed
and
whisky ted
water
How
are you ?" asked
place
"1
"
lady. nnd you I don't
Yonr
'innocent "Come
employer do
mean,
too,
I've
new your whom she
girl
of ho found "It's out
as
a
voice.
situation.
a
is
a
the girl. said the nice person
much
too
,
for
ma'wn,"
her.'
was
the
i
a man
in
no "
use,
I
say
an xolaimcd the doorway
old
fellow;"
come
And
starve,
and please
mentioned
Dr.
that to shoot his
"
Aunt
out." bother
let
a
discouraged
man
alone."
life
in
dressed
I
and
is
the elements
we-
"It
I
know,
am
Timid
" j
not
a
the
is
is
her ever
he
forego
popular
thing
in
a
death?"
eusier
He
who bo a
his
over
cap
" ?" No suppose but there! was and be couldn't face,
in
it a
is
full,
W.hat has happened I
"
vexed."
morning I about something, This
to yon should
was
just when
say
getting
Questions
chapter
Ask
any
icians. What
of
all
or
irri
formsof childlike
is
the
best
on
to
cau
relied
and
'
kidneys
j
bility and
|
phys
all
urinary
ana
remedy
only
cure
diseases
organs
such
;
And
"
phatically Ask the "
will
they
—
and
explicitly
em
IJuchu." physicians
the liver
most diseases
is
for
you
all
reliable
aud
con
,
stipation, indigestion, and fever, ague, &c.,"
1
Mandrake!
biliousness, they will
sympathetic
he found
in crying " I ain't
mother.
the.
Dandelion
or
!
1
tell
you
:
1
I
|
Hence
m-in-my
u
little
when
these
remedies
combined
are
for
streets
with others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr.
hoy his
lost,"
indignantly
3-ycar
old,
an'
is,
I
is
Papa
So yon ? my son
:
to
ill-health and power, Harmless invalid or
marry,
1 presume the young yon, are about to wed knows all you lady and looking after the about housework Youth of a family. ; wai.ts Well, you bet she does. 1 wish you could see just a cottou batting dog she made last week-, are
and
Tommy take
"
you "
my iririRt
1 enn't."
want's Dr.
to."
Swell
is
ill,
and
also
"
must
take for.
and
have
been
cured. 1
!
I
go abroad.
or
chronic,
from
suffering
scrofula.
Erysipelas " blood Saltrheum, poisoning, indigestion, and, iu fact, almost !
dyspepsia, diseases
all
frail"
trip
:
I'll
ii.
dead
Almost
Nature Have
heir
is
been
to
by Dr.
of winch can proof in the known neighborhood igpNone genuine without white hops on the label, blown
the
vile
above,
in
poisonous
there
them,
of lli.it
can
pqpular
use.
overshoot
or
of
pills
head,
sides,
bowels
are
It
mark. As everybody kind, it may be well to and relialbe good, safe,
a
when
Now,
has
and
ous matter. the 13ut usl neither for
more
is
be sure may and his liver
his slug
state
unhappy
like charm
dull the
in
pain
lie
this
remedy
feels
one
less
or
back
nothing
good
if
a
most
pills
at the
Such
hemorrhoids. desire
particular
acts
the
on
time
same
be
worse
caused
griping irritating
drugs harmful, sometimes They Without having are
pills.
used.
lie
never
pill
of
and pain and miser
will
The
result
the contain. is
It the
day.
a
of itself.
disease
gripe sick
us
.system
af ter-cifects
the
not
make
hours
few
a
does
pill it
does
glandular
lliiui
a
good cathartic a will act like by stimulating into its and doing duty, ridding the of the accumulated organs poison
liver
eujiire
or
pill,
are
costipated,
To there
able
difficulty
a
the
some
mention what should be. and and sleepy,
the
make
few very really commended for honestly of them either under
be Most
shoot
the
occurs
to
seem
to praise
one
above
pill
name wc Mother mother, may, nevertheless, wellmanufactured by the SeigoEs .-Pills, of A. J. Limited known house White, 35, aud sold now Farriugdon Road, London, by and medicine as the all chemists vendors, ivc know of that possesses actually only one desirable quality. They remove the every
and
cause
ease
and
brain, bowels
the
regularity. the slightest
produce
or,
the
upon
Dressure
the
correct
to
They
liver
with gripe
act never
sickness
of
the
other
unpleasant, feeling do they induce fur Neither orj symptoms. all as other ther nearly pills constipation, further do. As a and crowning, merit or
any
Fills SeigeRs. harmless and
Mol lier tasteless to
tflem them effective
resemble
are_ covered which
with
coating
thus
xiearls,
a
causes
rendering
to the as they are palate pleasant disease. If in curiug you have a threatened with cold and are a fever, severe in the head, back, and limbs, with one pains or will break two doses up the cold and pre coated with Hie fever. A a vent tongue, iu the is caused brackish taste mouth, by stomach. dose foul in the A of Ssimutter effect a OftenFills will speedy cure. gel's times in the stomach decayed food partially bowels aud &c. produce sickness, nausea, a the bowels with dose of these Cleanse will follow. and good health as
pills,
cured
ters,
name
hero
right may
it
as
stpniaeh,
1
Women gone nearly crazy of agoby neuralgia, nervousness, various diseases and wakefulness; peculiar to women.,, excruci People drawn out of shape from of rheumatism, ating pangs inflammatory ,
;
yes,
weak-
womau,
use.
i;
:
I'll—
frail to
From
;
doctor.
for the mcst smallest child
I
and remain a abroad away year." I can't do that. cost Patient It would Doctor then too much. Very well, visit and I'll" stay at'homp, you you can you through. every day and try to pull I didn't think of Patient reflectively that,
is
yearsa'nd
tion,
indis
a
it
or nearly dying" of given up by phsieiatis, and other liver Bright's kidney diseases, complaints, cbughs, called consump jsevere
For
tire
You
disease resist its
or
"Patients
prescribed remedy. soys bis mother, precious," swallow medicine." your " One always can wlieu one But I don't want to." ;
yet
exist
possibly
chapter
on
painted
Ameri and mys which
is developed, that no operations
-its
can
;
'
to
posed
she
butterflies
some
velvet. Master
Soule's wonderful
power
in
or !
j
going
are
varied
so
a
"
her."
find
Bitters, curative
terious
but ca-ca-can't "
such
Hop
can
the little mother
exclaimed
of
gentleman
Easy
any
malaria,
j
a
But
pared.
which they and should even produce
surest
dyspepsia;
or
nauseous
with greater produced infinitely contrived especially by machines and with greater purpose, accuracy, the the of various in proportions employed. gredients be better No of medicalion can form than a pre "pill, provided only it is intelligently
by
same
What
cure
tell
,
are
eHc the
"
'
angry
as
or ina diseases
disease, diabetes, retention, to retniu and all the urine, ailments to Women peculiar
.
so.
that the
of
and
disagreeable
the. The in a
raipidity for the in too,
digestive
"
be
object
gish. thjngs
eminent
to form
is
pill.
most
medicine in of taking dates far back in history. us enable to swallow easily
pills
pijl
i.
the
I
I
and
;
in
thing
doctors
Made.
are
Pills
custom of
tafles"
all
;
icle.
pills I'll'
Bright's
6ome one spoke have been trying the whole day to think what I was going tJ be angry and I can't do it. about, " How came to be lost ?" asked yon me
of
most
the
clothing of life the foolish
things
much of the vile humbug medi does you cine that only harm, but put your in that Dr. trust pure simple, remedy, American that cures Soule's Hop Bitters and will cost, see always at a trifling you " Chron have good times and good health.
million
j
You
?
arc
"
it.
looked
a
;
of inefficiency." legislators the genius
substantial
on
buy good,
style; better
so
using
tliey
complaints, giving natural, refreshing sleep always ? And tell they will you unhesitatiugly Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 J''
all
we
know like
of
and and
To what vast di useful, drugs. has be mensions pill-tnkiug grown may when in England alone we imagined say that about 2,000,000,000 (two thousand million) arc consumed In every year. early pills made were days pills slowly by hand, as the small. demand was comparatively To-day
person
also clear con much ottenertlie
is
and
soJmuch
spending
and. way, especially stop of employing expensive quack
every habit
cqudenscd bqt very
are you knowledge;"
nervous
:
and. then
we
mind
consulted
:
meeting,
more
get
Times.
Hard
cheaper
food, real
healthy
form
thut child
More
No
will If you stop tine clothes, rich food
How
every
eminent Physician Ask what is the best any school, the world for quieting and allaying tation of the uerves, and curing all
some teacher Will member of the class how we hear things? Blight! explain Somebody tells pa sprig something down town, then it to ma as a pa tells then mu it at the tells profound secret,
sewing society
to
it
a
river,
Vital
Omaha
—
Physiology.
a
gains-
to
stop the
is
those who have the people."
Ask
CjlLYEE
;
an
and is
time
fusion and obscurity are results of ignorance .than The most successful
man."
poor Class
two
'
LEVERS, Guarau ALLE'S, Albany.
HUNTElt at J. G years,
critical
fortunes,
great
when
wholesome
ROTHERHAM
S.
0
fools."
be
to
conscious
is
ledge;
.
Aro No
"
/»
.The
gains
"Eloquence
"
I the datk, broad daylight;
black
"
an
fate."
ignorant
was
:
of
conclusion
much
"To
'
blood."
river river ?"
toed
or
thing."
.
we find replied always day or two." did husband meet his your "He fell .a through trap."
"How "In
this
in
lost
ma'am," tlieni
the
across
»
/
obO
thing
to
agreeable porson with me." agrees
who
were
who
when
know is
thera An
call i
drinking doctor. A it contains!
ferryman
to
woman
rowing
to
p
political
important
"
see,
his
Disraeli. when to seize
most
tban to be correct." "We make our
'
in
healthiest; of the human
;
getting!
a
!
replied Boggs, swallowing of coffee; but then, you not bloodthirsty/'
true," cup
third
to
"Despair
before
you persist ?" asked the
coffee
diet
Very
a
will
tho
is
.
give."
Sarah ?"
ft
the
"
old
a faultless preparations supply remedy for both internal and external complaints All connected with of season. changes affections of the skin, blotches, roughness, and pimples, superficial deeper-seated rheumatic inflammations, erysipelas, and gouty pangs alike succumb to pains, the exalted virtues of Holloway's Oint ment aud Pills which will effect a happy revolution in the condition, patient's are though the symptoms of his disorder aucl have withare legion, obstinately stood the best efforts of science to' subdue them.
it
advantage." "Advice
do
Why
milk all
born
was
anyhow." Aphorisms ijy Next to knowing
"
married. tea
clip
opportunity,
j
"Come, that,"
I 6ay you'll have all your I've been arrested and ar for nothing. three times this week, and the raigned refused to send me It is evi up. judge or I've dent that got to go to work "
shoot
how
that's
hot
reply.
night.
replied
a
for
cannot
'
officer
in
on
getting lady of
well,
am
really
it's conduc yours mouth." your
answered thanks," to hear of it," glad
Very
?
in
recommended
had
one
a
it
so! thought you've got any
to
often
pretty
Is
a
-
n
"
"
is
1
wis
conservatory, "That conservatory." for the number of glass accounts, then, " es the other. you have," repliedYou for should go iu more and then shrub, Never you'd have. fewer grog blossoms. mind, yon won't die in the flower of your
:
"
—
opinion". and I'll
Wait
Tomatoes
sir.
:
for."
" at a restaurant Stronger, Beg but you have spilled sir," soup pardon, vest." all over your Fogg—" I wish You've you'd mind your own business. been sitting on for cigar your lighted and burned. hole in fifteen a minutes, "
"
are
?
him
at
;
Waiter,
all
exclaimed
when someone reference to
Dirk, with
Ili.-kety
here,
matter
are
the conversation." "I'm a conservatory,"
how cafcb Papa, they luua'ics? With Cynical father; large straw hats and feathers and white dresses and neat gloves, my boy. jewellery, Mamma Yes I remember musingly
hear
one
every to provide
tlio
vegetable
a
had
caller
papa will Son
was
make
or
Look
:
waiter.
Fashion's
youth,
people
to
man "
try his
Because nntil it is broken why the work of refor
like
use
on
hair dear.
my
us
never "
ont,
no
wig. that
slowly on our begin neighbours, reach ourselves.
of
all
egg
for
One great mation goes
with
find
you'll is
is
if
a
managing own, and
will
you
.
no
dear,
that
hope
Scott had been obliged dog it because had grown old and cross. After he had gone, little who Edith, had been very quiet since the dog was mamma her of, surprised spoken by " lliinlc Mamma, when do you asking,
first
An
Smith decide
Neither,
:
A
?" professor playing, I had enough before he minutes but j piano five
"
in
live
extra.
,
wonderfully Auegespielt's
now,
fruit
a
De !
at the last and refused to minute, I furnished these things for pluy unless anvil chorus. He said he the was bound to have one selection heard above
:
something in Heir
satisfying
once,
the
Mrs.
here
I thought yon And you you ? Mr. Heneh; ?
—
Don't
Shoe-
—
ulinrt
v
:
"
So did
Extra-ordinary.— we'll soon Brown,
the
seen
you Robert
apt
admit having been mnking counterfeit money ? Prisoner : honour.You Yes, your the supply of the guuuine article is see vot
fat
J.
—
twenty
me
Whnt Musicale) Mercy and these and wa9h-boilers, flat-irons, in Mrs the for?" De things parlour " I had to Fashion (helplessly): get The leader of tho orchestra them. came
is
in
mem.
the
Gnest
What
captain to have.
Industry
;
so
advice, send
It LE VE R HUH TE R, Cappedtwo years Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.
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and Pills.— Holloway's Ointment Towards the fall Autumnal Remedies. at work of the year countless causos are of the 'to lower the tone nervous system, followed which will be by ill-health to unless means be employed proper that evil. far-famed averts Holloway's
saying
money "1 back, and write
wrote
Please
money..
A.
his
for
"
.ship
is
:
engaged
drink Gouty doctor. occasions, they ? Gouty : At
uetweeii
nou
"
—
:
a
an
meats
my
a
Lasting
angel think
foljotv
SILVE
>
J
an
for local as
except
:
reckless wrecks he a
wrote
The son Johnson's
fool;
a
for
?"
on
who
'
A
—
son,
wasting
Div 'Johnson
cited
inau
his
pounds;"
No. I still you muy be though. So you Magistrate
I
:
is
a
precedes
question
Henpeck
an
don't
so
will
you
more
more
peck
wine,
?
making.
lady.
much
made
be
usually
woman
Always
with People should
:
of plans schemes.
she have
The
yonng
fop remarked,
own their of laughing else?" shyly
think
once
"You
to
kite
a
shall
The great
pud
Advice.
gratuitously
ii.g
iii'J
papers; that a
ought
laying oi hatching
it."
ivril
time
best
paper.
fly
A
Blogs
wife,
wife
shallowbrained air of an instructor
never
in
little
the
in
moves,
always
Of what Of
the 'honest
was
millions Mother-in -Law;
a
deceive
without
doctor
society.
asked
?"
there's
answer,
bBy
rich "Yes
grocer. "
doctor's
time Watchmakeis. of Trade— A workman's
cheese
that
fan
The
men.
—
Board
The
A
case—
one.
A bunion. r-To owe visits— -The
Football Bad omen—
Raying Men of the
serious
a Following Father's remonstrated with Father Oxford jiudergiadnate, for
!
.
A
Joiners.
meii7;:
.
.
Plane
0
to
.
n
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<$
to
.
ii
the stuff
Soule's be found
in
Unlike
Bit
Hop
every
world. a
bottle. made
bunch
of
and Dr. Beware to
imitate
green Soule's of
make
They
you are,
physic
ever
obstruciious either sex
kinds many feel wors-.
-
a
0
to
'
to
.
%
of
you the
withouT'
iIoubt,' discovered.
to without
all
the any
they do not
pills,
lifore
'The/
are
better,
best
family
remove
natural
functions effects unpleasant
all
in
the
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and and
hack
Balcony Splendid Bath-rooms a for every requisite Hotel
front.
Stables, First
,
Also
and
the
by
single
Privacy
Tea
Ladies
and
Gowns
and
millinery
a
quietness
spe
Best
Quality
Jeweller,
only
ors
in
millinery BONNETS!
small
A
Famous
aud
Ale
Also,
stock.
House
Fancy
—
and
Stout.
&c.,
Tolu,
Waterproofs. Ladies
—
and
Gents' &c.
&c.,
DeLUCEY,
a demulcent COMPOUND, expecand Chest for Coughs, to rant, Colds, Complaints. for COMPOUND, Coughs and for Horses is equally serviceable Colds,
including
brands,
&c.
Pears',
-
KAY'S
Umbrellas,
and Soaps of the best
Perfumery
Proprietor.
Chloroilyne.
Hats.
A of Choice Selection GENTS' Underware, 'Hats, 6ome Gloves, Ties, splendid Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, Silk Half Great Hose, and Coats,
HOTEL.
R.
THOMAS
LIN
OF
&c
Leather,
Wings, Straw
Bass's
for
Guiness's
Latest
Novelties.
Felt
W.
the
of
consignment
Liqu
-of
Also,
Squill,
Morning Wraps
HATS!
.
ESSENCE
Prices.
Class
ciality.
Consumption,
Senega,
Low
at
'
COMPOUND Aniseed,
SPLENDID
yard,
QUALITIES
.
GERALDTON SEED, KAY'S with
Also of
Muslin's. Selection
dresses.
watch
Roebourne. Andrew, Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra. York. G. H. Lott,
T.
;,
Art
Choice
j
House.
favourite
The Settlers
to
J. W.
Mr.
Cloths
Tapestry
j
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Perth: Agents
and
j
Bronchitis
COUGHS, COLDS, Inlluenza, EOIl Asthma,
Five
Curtains, A very
PERTH.
STREET,
Carpets, t&c,, Covers,
Table o'clock Tea
sold.
and
Watchmaker
Practical
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
Hotel
JFirst for
NESB1T,
E.
Fur
:
stock
carpet
squares.
quantities.
GREAT
Sliamroch
very
j
Guipure
at least V. E.
save
from
besides having a large and a from practical to guarantee every article
V.
IN
Spectacles.
will
large
some
the
in
chlidema
as
them.
includes
desigus
fast
as
bring
also
special
lbs.)
'' ;
Hand
can
shipment
quarter
(120
to
Steam
VARIETY.
PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION. IMMEDIATE
generally
public
to
boxes in
Stores,
cases,
make
to,
our
m®m
coming
Flour.
in
small
in
Oilmen's
tines Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
by buying
cent.,
per Ncsbit,
maker
PERTH,
beg
favours,
past
ALLEN,
FT,
thanks
returning
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W.
Sc
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'
Tobacco
prices
for
room
This
Leon
customers
,
ETC.,
lowest
iMPiif
Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.
Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold Watches, IMMED PAYMENT with TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no heavy low prices. ceedingly and is for convassing commission paid collecting,
OUR
STOOLS, TUNING
at
Sadd
&c.
Teas, Sugars,
Brooches
&c."
Cruets,
Ammunition-—
be sold
Will
Now
on
spurious
are
they
on
sets
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins
loading)
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lery,
Bracelets B. & E.
Alberts Leon tines
„
to the Label address is
breech j
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language.
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WEST
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Medicine of with direc
World;
loolt
Boxes.
Street,
Oxford
533, ;
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'
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Silver
Earrings
„
j
PIANO
HAMMERS,
Watches
Alberts
„
only at
Silver
Earrings
SKIN" fail.
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Pumps,
.Rifles,
..Gold
„
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Corrugated
W althams
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SELECTED
pianos,
«'
„
„
Galvanized
Wires, Douglas
Watches „
tools,
goods, Carpenters' Wool bales, Portable Forges, Wire Cornsacks, Netting, Fencing
;
every
Ladies'
Silver Watches Gold Bracelets
requirements,
Anvils, j
repaired
or
repaired. NosbiL's
„
ristic
For
or
Watches rubbed
effectually into meat,
salt
as neck and chest, Relaxed Throats, Quinsies, and all Asthmatic,
the
on
made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gent?s Cold
LEGS,
Wounds,
Old
Breasts, Sores
is
it
BAD
of
cure
of
Jewellery to order
guarantee.
Station
;
SHIPMENT
SPECIALLY
also
AT
PERTH.
ST.,
ANOTHER Stocks
full
other
sundry
English
years'
always
.
Searching are known
Agents, hand
011
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j
stand
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Station
v
HEARMAN'S,
Importers
;
EVERY
colony.
and
Stock
j
first-class
Merchants,
i
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;
cheapest and
W. G.
j
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FREMANTLE,
j
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AND
Practical Watchmaker
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ml
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1U.LLS, specific Contains Face-ache, &c.
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a
HOTEL
GERALDTON
The
And
Cement
Broken
l'or
tides. Sold Everywhere. ClOAGULINE.—
miliar
Ar-
Manufactory,
>
Which
England.
Stockport,
Travellers
for
of Burroughe's
one
and
Visitors,
and Watts
G.
HE ARM
THE
CITY
AN,
DRAPER.
far-famed
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&e
iron,
taius
con
W.
with
replete
Convenience
and
Comfort
Every
Neural
in
is
is
Wines, \
brilliantly
Spirits
and
lighted,
and
Beers
of the
the
favourite
Best
Brands
ie
GRATEFUL—
Tames,
ft
of loversj
resort
of
always
obtainable,
the
game. hand.
on
EPPS'SJOCOA.
Moderate.
Cbttrites
and
Attendance
dood
COMFORTING.
Civility
.
;J
BREAKFAST, a of the laws knowledge natural thorough the ouerations of digestion and nutri govern and of the fine by a careful application proper well-selected for cocoa, Mr. Epp's has provided tieitpf tables with breakfast a delieately-flavoured leverage bills. It Is which save us many heavy doctor's may use of such articles of diet that a by the judicious -constitution lie built uutil may gradually up strong to resist to disease. Hundreds enough every tendency of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate wherever there is taok a weak point. IVe may escape shaft well a fatal by keeping ourselves fortified many with blood and a properly nourished pure frame."— in the Civil Service Gazelle. See article
"By
WimbridgE,
T.
W.
HOWICK
1
AN1>
General HAY
f
Funeral STREET,
Furnisher,
1
PERTH.
15
I
AS always of Colony
of
j|
the
connected the
shortest
conducted
in
and
Colony,
all
attended
any
Funeral
with a
no'
Made
and varied extensive aud Colonial Gorman,
stock
in
the
Manufactured
with
simply
Sold
in
water
boiling
packets
JAMES
&
HOMtBOl'ATHIC
SHOES
labelled
EPPS
SLIPPERS.
AND
1
milk.
or
by Grocers,
/'
thus:—
CO.
CHEMISTS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON,
..
part
details
at
to
therewith notice
by
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
TO
ATTENTION
PROMPT
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
—
noises DEAF.
or
by
LIST
PRICE
al
ON
of
APPLICATION.
a it
A Person cured in the head of
Simple
Remedy, to
free
NiouolSon,
will
any
65
of
Person
William
Deafness
and
23 years' standing send a description who
applies
.
to
Melbourne
street,
ready.
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most
PERTH.
cathedral.)
George's
French,
English,
otherwise.
ways
st.
the
hand,
on
BOOTS,
i
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STREET,
(opposite
DER'fAKES,
S IK
&On
DBALEE,
LEATHER
UR1UER
0
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Importer,
and
Manufacturer
Boot
L
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,
atg'gtt-ttg'flftg'ir&g
which
m&nir.
ttflfflir'
mental handsome civet
--l
tin Head .Iron
4ft
and
£®
s
Tomb
Railings,
emMpleLc. W. T WJil
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Gibney
Record,"
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POST.
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at
the
Howick
Bryan.
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the
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