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—
tlie
Papacy.
Rome, On
Tuesday,
Carlo,
Padre on the
sermon
between
Agostino and
peroration, spell-bound, between reconciliation however with hinting,
a
in
and,
faith,
splendid audience
San
preached and harmonies
relations,
science
of
a
he prayed faith and
for
in
.
to say intended
that
probable
from
as
not
—
allusions
the hint
to
the
with some established
amusing
form
a
broadly good results of the Papacy
of
Father
Holy
charity
British
Cathedral
Algiers
and the poor of all nationalties of the He urged that, m view attacks of Atheism, Christians increasing should renounce sectarian animosities, the aud he referred, as a of sign
the Pope said like the English
.
"
the
of
account
their
innate
of the of their of the
but
in
Roman
colours
with
sufficient
to
Catholic discussion
on 'it
in
the P.
which
to
English
Agostino's Voce delta
has given rise. sermon The For the we Veriid writes rest, may not to P. Agostino observe as a defence of which but as a he has no need
added
:
hltndrt/1
tn
interpreters reconciliation
spoken of
isnever tive
words, science
as
aim, for, and science
that and
a
necessary
as
it
hopes rejoin
to your have an address
Cardinal, in
present what I am
"is
Algiers
now
objectively
their and scepticism of objective, P. truth. for and all this, his prayed have been directed the against of those who are blinded by
A at
fly
safely
Agostino
sophisms have
scientific
been
Italy Italy discord.
The Italy
the
wav
property
of
others,
which
is
laws of nature, subtleties that
which is the world
which
which are
is
in
which
has
the that
with blinded
the
who
class, an
artificial
as
neither
Italy.
P.
Hence
the
Agostino of
Charlatanism able
and
Roman
and
preposterous that Pontiff
it
so
error, to
he should
of
open
the his
to
child.
Revolutionary Italy rejecting her daughter and disinheriting adventuress the lawful an making the moment for aside, Putting
the
fact
arms
the
by
true
that the liberal controversialists of have been blinded to the main point and have P. Agostino's arguments,
confouuded
consequences
of
National Library of Australia
an
entirely
They
man
;
to
gave
all
bis
xa
the the him on
Abheloos
Mgr.
hall.
Bill
in
one,
in our ago we gave of the account interesting from the pen of the Rev. D. of Ayr, under the heading of
while
congratulatory to the new
this
was
Protestant not ask
case
he
it
worsted clime and
its
excite active of the
more
part but
member
a
that
but,
the
of
Act that
believing refused to
the
was
au
it
was
command its do for the of Quebec, who do
Shall
we
now
it
not careful the Provincial
clash
to
it
has
never
stood had
nas
strife. it
will
is
the
strain
the
precipitate this that
most
country can not Quebec have The reason that is,
has a minority any country as well treated in Quebec, and condition of affairs a happy which of Quebec do Dot wish Protestants
are
as
The to
.true
dilletante
men
stir
strife,
up situation tholic
Protestants of Quebec as Protestantism the who are now to trying and they uuderstaud the
better.
would
level
the
Ca
he regarded it of the State bulwark of infidelity, and of
politically,
greatest the spirit which
against anarchy,
of
Speaking
Church, the
as
the
amendment
this
so
disturb.
to
bear
in
been it
.Already shocks,
-
severe
to
If
crisis
with
unnecessarily
Governments.
Confederation
every
is
ami
abroad, constituted
which
authority.
tablet.
it
age since
be' to
only
people other
that
one
the homage j-v in f,ict, from opponents who have been in argument by it in every :
con
minority from us, what we refused to of New the Catholic Bruns minority did wick when ask it? The they Federal should be most Government
—
be the due to
not a
is
attack upon the Jesuits'
an
disallow
called to face. be this resisted Bill.
Therein
Jesuits
as
any
they
of religious is passed
episcopal
an
that
:
the
of
Act, doubted
intra vires, disallowance.
lordship
Canada.
Troubles."
on non-
their
Schools House unwise
but
of the questions day most warmly disputed by of the Canadian sections public. in There is always to be found a party hostile to the every thoroughly country of Jesus. of the grout It is one Society maiks of the efficiency ""of that Society of truth that such should as a bulwark showed of the various
pro
>do him
short
Ramsay, " Canadian
to
where to
cheered
lustily
the
success
Jules
Simon's
Opinion
on
Women.
The
institution.
to proceeded of Lou Catholic University vain for had the warm it sympathy For long shown for the new foundation. had known how well to lie disposed
God, was ing the spread
of the false doctrines of has well deserved the Reformation, of its enemies, and it may truly hatred has never been deprived it of say that
wards himself had been the University, for he had worked side by side with had issued from its missionaries who
that honour. It testantism seldom
distinguish consists this
homo Dr.
thank
When
portals. fill a
now
Orleans.
himself " Wo
are
broke still
ago century few priests,
Not but
less
one
tliau
in
since
To-day
we the United States thence shall to Washington to inaugurate our go oil second fcentury of a Ca by the creation are still tholic We University. young, and the the traditions and we have not ;
purpose
Pro
effete
hand
its
the Order Protestantism of the truth
;
for is
:
set
at
their
defiance
decrepit!
to scorn her futile they laugh to protect what portion of truth attempts she has still and the ouly de retained, fender of the truth treat with they any
archbishops
iu
raises
mother;
Ca
have more than 80 we and and bishops, nearly Catholics spread 10,000,000 through Next Novem out the great Republic. the ber we shall at Baltimore celebrate see of the first there foundation episcopal
with
conflict
that
now
as an but opponent Free- thought, children, Agnosticism, and Iu fidelity, monsters of which even their is arc ashamed, parent growing every stronger year. They have long
lordship, than a longer but bishop,
25,000
in
practical
true
is
its
his
forth
young. we bad and
dead
of New
young
voice
in
the Archbishop still
or
all
who
are
the
to
Vicar-General,
first
liis
America," "jve
he had been called throne he had found
episcopal
an
Belgian
was
Order of the Church in the Order under th:t, in mainly instrumental stay
great fighting modern time,
and
Liberty,
Religion, Keane
the
tholics.
intoler
is
expect
hall
great
Lou
by then
prelate
assembled
were
Science."
:
nor any others, conciliation between speaking aud faith have intended to science could the surrender of to hint the latter
in
His
own.
our
Towards the close of a speech before the Academie Francaise M' Jules Simon drew a between comparison scathing of 60 years the women ago and those of The following is a short extract to-day. " the demimonde Those vvi-th acquainted assure us that is now it difficult to
Papacy
conclnde
the
to
the
presented University,
Accompanied
American
worthy
by
of every we
the
enteriug made then
—
the Revolutionists have opposed to
of that
A
.
assigned her, the Church with persecute exceptional laws this has never been out of Italy the Papacy. It is the harmony with
Freemasons,
to
relates
his
Jesuit
columns above Bill,
new
speech, University of the New World as before personified " Dr. Eeane. them in Catholic " he said, has desired, America," by to unite in a this creation, important
falsehood, in position of past ages which does not
to
not
tongue
a
The
lately
the
to
formally
Rector
Ahbeloos.
wishing
with the history
content
that
all
mere
allay,
have the gravest au constitutional in the that thorities House affirming is of Estates Bill intra vires the Jesuits' the He recalled cir the Legislature. of the demand for the dis cumstances tho allowance of New Brunswick
never
received University, the University of
were
his
( con-
respect9 loves
not truth the
who by the
Mgr.
a
harmonised
of
staff
vain, him
arguments. same
which
freedom
we
by
we
his
on was
lie
Rector
first
Washington whole
which has fact, that consecrated between by time, and the Papacy, between the true aud the Papacy, there be no can is
the
word of God. On the and the work to Europe to that account have I come in seek for men fit to form men of the learned America." The speech
place Dr.
Richmond,
from Rome, where
appointed
ceeded scholars honour.
sermons
event took 10th April.
interesting on the of Bishop
arrival
staff,
intellects
of subtlety, tho
Washington.
very Louvain
Keane,
the
to
renounce
appearance of. And in very much tinues the Voce ) it
in
In
speaking,
are
cover
the
inspired order to the fears of
would
dangerous
that thofalsescientists, those who pretend the boastful of ,to learniug, compilers inventors of wilful tho inaccuracies, and unnatural should illogical systems, be converted to science should betake themselves to its true sources, should
under
all an
we University place begin by founding a Chair around Then God we
departing blessing.
objec
—
which
and
path,
the ex
also to rights, provincial sensibilities. The religious constitution is the paper bond of the the real bond Confederation is the ; of the people of the Provinces. goodwill we be so as Should careless lightly, to without due thought, weaken, per that bond ? On the one haps destroy on the other hand we have this danger,
that,
our
on
Louvain
of
spite our
studies.
higher
of and
beset
not
length
in
wound
American was with received prelate students loud cheers by the assembled aud their who were as professors, at the aud flow of tonished facility manly eloquence displayed by the orator
;
the faith
was
some
in
least,
Bill
would do
we
from
by Catholics To Church.
country
home,
it
at
the prejudices those of than
tyranny
nearer
not
entortained
is
who speaks
man
and
Estates
;
in
always reconciled And P. Agostiuo therefore, only pray ed and yearned for one namely object faith
for
;
in
create,
which
Theology. shall group
«>
of his between
to
desire
God
tance."
dacSIv.Ia/I
nn/1
b
to
stitution forefront
I
—
I'AfYiinflfiP
need, to go God. Therefore
still
a
dis
paid Catholic member, Mr.
home, at
thing lic
is the Catho respect approaching forefront stand the Church in whose
and the learned sous of St. noble The enemies of the Order, in Ignatius. the bitterness of their hate, seek every fair and to do it tho means, foul, In can. Canada greatest injury they hey have stooped of seeking to avoid I
to
oven
the
the
meagre
.
was
majority
nearer
quote
of
score
their
you,"
these
doing few and, though you are comparatively will make it known at a dis here, you
—
is
true, we
to
the
tribute of the
Catholic countrymen An attack upon
com
&c. in philology, philosophy, history, that beirs short, all Nature. We upon shall is not no show that there ouly but there is, on the contradiction, that the closest contrary, harmony between
repeat when you
the
English
Cathedral,
is
ad
an
of
course
Catholic
a
prophecy,
strued
of
" ;
tho
once
the
power
its
that
to
see
much
friends,
opportunity." " This," the ing
opening
re-
be to
is
the
.
journals
are
of the would desirable it realised !" "I it as desire Holiness ed His
hour
every succeeding other great question earth. Meanwhile echo the words of
than any face of the
we
separated, the soul
cannot
we
hope, as to we are externally in united internally sanae How Church. us
at
belong
to
magnificent
how
political
He that
where
;
to
opinion perience,
to
fatherland,
a
country
previous
lately
impartiality by a Protestant fear and, as great
hesitate
that are in the too rife As so science, regards be said. Practical science, in the States; flourishing
j
which allow of them, that if ;
many
World.
difficulties
other Protestants, their account of
on
especially
sincerity
this
than
more
Colby use
come
God that
thank for
I
In
the
as
a organised having already good system and intermediate of primary education,
j
rolled
tho
as
much
Church
Roman
the necessity of solving Roman problem. impossible not are un great ; questions in fulness in a day ; the their does not question change
Slowly
more
a
up
to
Italy almost
its
waking
are
retained
having
Old
nearer
and
that
Quite
presented
a
majority
the anarchy
but ?"
time
repels
much it
—
:
virtues,
lives,
to
family, Therefore
inequalities.
waB
disallowed. cussion
the
ia
as
State,
America and free
sense
and
I
sensible reconciliation time goes on, men
the
their
is
of God. Excepting from no Europe, with the hatred gangrened
and each I have to
;
mon
1
necessities,
of
nobleness
to
for Jesuits of property
the
to
the Canadian at House Ottawa, praying that the sum of £80,000, voted as compen recently sation for the Jesuit worth property, times that more many sum, confiscated than a hundred should be years ago,
fools
the be
must
me gave religious
" I like the Cardinal, Yes," replied on Christians, Father, English Hcly
"
of
we
confiscations the Order.
th6 hatred of God. the Divine Paternity, brotherhood. deny human sense of tho American tells
goodthat in
Europe
to the London of fraternity, meeting and of Catholic and Protestant Prelates the trade. The Slave against laymen that his lately mentioned on Cardinal for to Leo his esteem XIII. expressing
English, So yon
traditions,
voted
unjust ing to dress
and then
cannot
thority
era
the
be
sation
us the ideas of Socialism, among and Communism are Nihilism, practic if unknown. If he loves liberty, ally he partakes in the government of his American au each respects country,
over
presiding
towards
government
grounds, of conditions for slowly, ;
is
religion
him there
—
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liberality
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to
and
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its
and
Lavigerie, meeting in
lately,
—
occasion
religions,
one
Cardinal
although pretentiousness, ridiculous in its the more conception, of the Catholic moderate have journals as hail hailed they every opportunity of the discussion the of this question in
to
subject
wanting
are
we
the precedents not are often the shackles America of science. flights and acknowledges the Divinity
the past, the wild
Protestants.
aside revolution. Putting idea as perhaps sufficiently
last
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far
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;
this,
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quietly through country extreme but with the revolutionary with the red-hot of advocates party, faith and where is Freemasonry allowed as a of the representative science is identified the with Church,' advanced
subjective of an
of
were
the at alliance
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found. at least
renounce
sufficient
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it.
an
science,
broad of another the allegory recon between and the Papacy. ciliation Italy with to All the journals any pretence serious aims have commented on largely and the sermon on the suggestions contained
in
lie
influences.
at
ness,
of
who
his
holding
of a past it is true but ; experiences have simplicity and humility enough come where to fetch both they may
perceived that the
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between modern
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numerous
less
hundred
less
nor
years
ago,
virtuous women their manners
nor
grandmothers
pushed
of
verge
never
prudery,
in
and
adulated
than
them
copied their
dress
;
to
prudence women
a
but
now,
of brink
in our
the our
to the of daring carry The former were perhaps a but the latter little make us dull, but yet, no, 1 ain I uneasy j mistaken, own I merely followed fashion in speak of prudery;.! ing disparagingly belong
day
own
rashness.
to to
off
is not for mo time, and it Tho best that proof were in found amiable those that were so much they
that far slander
women
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it.
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converse
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and
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to
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box-wood
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have of "the
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palms. and the
church, to
six
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aloud.
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used
in
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a Court' content. Such all their surely ought to satisfy yearn tribunal of appeal. ings for a spiritual It is an that the labours secret open
of
trial
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(£12,000).
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issues of in the
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hone
even
not
will
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for
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can substitute English the
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through. the Court
fell
that
not
c
the
in
were
of
concludes that it would but deal of fuse, very There wonld be a period
case
into the inquire of Ecclesias working
made fruitless be cause of the opposition of the yery party to it was conciliate. The re designed a Court of five port proposed consisting were all of whom to be mem lay judges, tical
discovery
analogous
"to
were
Bishop
set
very number
and
constitution
bers
Lincoln
the
Commission
of the
self-respect.
importance
been
have
people like companion It does enjoyment. them mutual respect, them
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a
condition
of validity
wan previously of a competent Father Smith's authority." but we think .is very plausible,
pronouncement
ting, spiritual
reasoning tlio Ritualists by it have difficulty. in
to
who refuse a'
truer Father
sense
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be convinced of their own is
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upon intelligence the character of say that they would
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authority Jt
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or
Ritualists
Archbishop a
regard of Lincoln
to
decisioft.-
the Bishop against only that the Archbishop self bound ah initio by
as proving had felt him the rulings of and therefore Court, pre even the law considering
the Superior from cluded fulness of tho practices which make the of the present As the subject trial. Court he is bound Judge in an Inferior of the Privyby the known decisions Tlie Archbishop is bound to Council. consider the law if
himself
"'
of
that
as
Canterbury
VT|
not
is
in
acquiesce
"who the
apparontly Spiritual the of Archbishop quite
The weak
seems.
of those
therefore, to
beforehand of such an
Church
upon to decide notthe facts. onlv
dispute.
position,
ruling Court
but
case, 7
in
decline
it
called
the
of
any, The
position that
assumption
so
is'
point rather
there:
can
as
illogical
of thb
fligh the curious .ever be a su
or au preme spiritual authority, any of thority independent Parliament, the limits of the Establishment; within And with what can face, indeed, any. member of ".the Protestant Church as
desire fitter by law established," any Court of final appeal than that provided in the Judicial Committeo of the Privy Parliament Council? abolished the
:
.
.
of the Pope, and forbadejurisdiction but.it was all to Rome never appeals ; to set in tendedof little Lam up a sort beth The statute;Pope in his place. which took away the right of appeal to the Popo was a to very careful provide, " substitute. For lack of justice," says ..
" at or in any of the the famous statute, of tho Archbishops of this realm, in any of the King's dominions, it shall be lawful to the party to appeal grieved to the Kiner'a Miiiestv the Court of in and that such upon every Chancery,
Courts
shall be directed appeal a Commission under the great to such as seal, persons shall be named by the King's Highness to
hear and definitely How then
2)eals" mouth
of Parliament Parliament
was
dreamed of tbe On the
ever
nobody the
the Sovereign the supremacy
Sovereign
poral
determine does it
supremacy
-.the
?
complain
and
Pope The
Pontiff of the
proclaimed of setting
su was
Tem what
—
was
up
of
Archbishop
the person precisely was ions Parliament Tho au Queen appeal.
determine than me
ap-
in
he iscontrary, from whose decis careful to grant
Canterbury.
and
such lie
to Anglican any the abolished set up the King.
of and
premacy denied,
upon
judgment
by the supreme
mam.
VUyvlii
more
authority estimate
an
let the
to
the Court which form's may disqualify it enforcement it from giviug legitimate If the follows suit to the Archbishop the inference Judicial Committee, should that he has been servile bo, not
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from
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to
Court
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oi
us
whatever his be accepted frankly unbiassed judgment
tho
as
ally
'
the on
open
an
of the decisions The writer in the
that,
to
ought
it
the
case
and
doubt,
Lin but
Bishop of. as nothing
usurper. thinks that decency requires the Archbishop havo-the benefit
fundamental evidently point upon as of tho that of the efficacy Sacrament would have this of Baptism, I conceive of Eng that the Church consequence, that tiinp, in act or in land from effect, to be a Church within tho would cease definition as not her own satisfying The 'pure word of Article. (19th) in her. God' would not bo preached' in For surely nothing cau bo necessary if it be not such preaching, eeessary
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if
civil
;
;
the
in
;
be adverse to tho must be counted
it
the
it is not redecided that to her Counsel for teaching. pugant the Bishop of Exeter, before arguing " The fact of the Privy Council said Church the teaching having no plain
;
me
of
consequence
home
that,
coln
has
Church
prosperous enter ray sacred writers will enter if the dwelling and take up their abode under my roof; Butler cross will my threshold if Alban of the Saints" me his " Lives to present who have to the personages greatest world Sullivan to adorned the ever tell'
the
Father
?
cision
her decided that Council, of the baptismal regenera
by
supreme
of my obscure
not
will
they
child was not in baptism unless by virtue regenerated of some which might "prevenient grace" or not be withheld. Tho doc might but the was declared trine monstrous,
-
though
time
the
to
over
but
the question of infants is tion quite held 'that M r. Gorham a
-
own
as decision,
Queen,
thoughts, God be thanked for books. They are and the dead, the voices of the distant life and make us heirs of the spiritual are the true Books of past ,ages. levellers. They give to all who will the the use them, society, faithfully the best and of presence spiritual race. of our greatest I no how am matter poor ; No matter
to
parties,
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them,
uornam
are
the
of
bond all binding A few will walk
of the Primate overruled by the judges can be that Privy Council. Nothing can with the fall them now compare cov shatne that covored and still thera,
our
of within tho reach talk men the best books great their most us precious give and pour their souls into ours.
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work will -bo only but from with nbt from within, out. And indeed, when wo remember what Church has submit the Anglican we can ted to in the recent hardly past, its members to excited expect get vastly at the probability their even of seeing
;
all.
as
done,
inspired
communication
ment
the Archbishop condemns jection Dr. King, it will be only because he has to tho bowed decisions of the previous He asks do Council. by what right these stiff-necked refuse before parsons hand submission the of tho to ruling that if his de and declare Archbishop,
will
the instruction to the prophets of many and actions the lives record in the saints Holy Scrip illustrious It is chiefly tures. through books that intercourse witn we superior enjoy of means and these invaluable minds
For
Ghost
Holy
argument
camp
to repair of peev
may
Primate
deacon
gether.
ourselves.
When
living who have
pride,
us
an
crossness the forget cares our .compose our and lay disap
the
dead,
keep to
asleep.
of
ishness, versation.
and
They
burden
pointments the
youth
a
and things, of men and our passions weary
in
Smith presses ho anticipates the
and probably
a manifesto .from Arch and then all be would Dension, The Anglican are quiet again. clergy in of humiliations, schooled the way the value of the Establish and know
read
age. and
guide
a.
for entertainment us under solititnde,
becoming They help
and
Books them-
a«
obedience
that but
the
judgment
our
have been sup certainly when the of acci chapter dents had referred a spiritual cause, not to a lawyer in the Arches sitting Court, to nor. the judges of the Privy yet but to the Archbishop of CanCouncil, terburv. that at last the Ritualists would
and aDd of
Church Catholic and pointing out the bearing of previous Father Smith decisions, legal goes on to consider of a the probable consequences hostile to lie the judgment Bishop. an
;
,
alone,
wife
perusing copies of their expressed
thereof." It .mightthat posed
been
book, good,
forth clearly current of the Month. After giv sketch of the method ing a very interesting of procedure which in would be. followed
great parishes they are come from Algeria they principally .often as in the south of France plaited as in Rome. The cost of and' decorated for the rameaux at the Ilalles bought Paris
extreme in the
involved Lincoln
,
used
his
the Month" on Prosecution.
—
been
have
to
of his
make
Or
unites
Nothing
gives a general to the fresh rameaux. blessing a pic for the sale This is the signal All the comersindeed. sight turesque to Mass are assailed by the old women and poor cripples, who tempt them by the biggest bunch for a sou offering tho' but little urchins outstep aged a long the way to meet peoplb and run faithful. Oflate years real palms have comes
after have
or it eldest boy or girl, pass to hand. have round from hand All tho benefit of it. Each contributes to the tbe of and a rest, gratification of common interest and pleasure feeling is excited.
evergreen to the entrauce the clergyman
the
before
congregate
been
at that the Queen in spiritual matters, end of the judgment the in Gorham case came these words significant The Most Reverend the prelates, of Canterbury and York, Archbishops
n
theil
to he had sur that he had that he had not ; own echo as his of others, but that he had to entertain al points
ready decided 4-lt tiliw
duteous
a
ihose refused
loyally P
his
or
name given to classes kept by all religiously of other holi however careless and omnibus Even cabmen deck their horses' heads with a time immemorial benit. From
is
it
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ful
at
High
;
him
choice
on oiie lighted really of a good class, what a source domestic. open; enjoyment is laid uuiou. a bond of family He
Mgr.
—
the
in
opinions
vl
to.
supposing
and
They really taught. found that the of the upon question of baptism is no there defined: efficacy Mr Gorham at and so all, teaching And we those triumphed.. may remind
of besides the mere -mechanical of his every day occupationhe can while something enjoy absent, to return and look forward with pleasure But, fortunate to have
s66
to
judgment But
what anybody suggests".would Dot be, that he' but that he bis intellect,
not
prostituted rendered
had
thing-
a
is
had
Formularies
drudgery,
they
much simpler what her Articles
was
to
just
think
to
who
we
than
more
this
deplore
not lawful authority; rendered his judgment, declined to exercise it been so servile to as
to
their one
business
this
own-
Council."
Privy
The sugges'tiou
;
cases
delicacy upon and it
strict
as
title
his
resign
of the
-
these
rules
were
They
sex.
nothing
to
that
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of their
like an enter reading book. It calls for no bodily of which he has had chough or too It relieves his home of its much. dullness and sameness which in nine is
cuough
"
or
dress,
intervals,
-
forgotten language the
in its
or
taining exertion,
they that
forfeiting in their
toil
daily
bishop
is not be had, a man even The argument was out then the irresistibly strong; uot called the. judges were upon to assert of Anglicanism to have the true claim of their characteristics a Church it
M
had
they
women,
feared
there
;
and
sense
his
We clearly usurper. to assume that the Arch right of Canterbury "has been servile
all
the
Pnpb
uuviuu
in
cannot in
e;uiso3
can,
uei
any acts
council.
nvy
i.
Horace As Sir Davey other day at Lambeth: to speak of the accuracy
hear
person and so.
observed is an "It
the in
Com
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'
remain
to
attractive
good
after
man
necessary where it may a Christian."
the civil
no-
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them
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judgment would hava if
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to
necessary had they
was
so
of
IK
—
.
more
display
not
and did clear-sighted, than of their learning
were
ment have
—
.
they
what is the or mistake, of that Sacrament which is salvation without to thut,
apprehension, real efficacy
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—
1
—
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the
it
may
be well
tore-
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even
that,
.
both Houses r.eign, present themselves ion havo! congratulated and the existence th 9 nation of that upon which so many very Royal Supremacy would now like to of them as a regard usurpation'of time of the
At Power. the Papal aggression,
the Civil called
so
an address -to presented not the Queen: "We only recognise but un highly prize your Majesty's doubted in all causes, eccles supremacy
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civil,
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of
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-
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doctvine
to
in
Assembly
of it
Scotland,
whether the cats would not
doubtful
Kilkenny
the largest an organise
ecclesiastical
assembly
for
and
one
of
another
sembly Church,
Church
a
but
mind, to
thing for
a
but
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of conflicting by the golden ment.
the
exceedingly of the tragedy
is a
organise
circle
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of
a
endow
State
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May
London,
in giving evidence beO'Brien, stated the Parnell commission, had prevented a the Land League
that
famine
as Ireland well as He declared that vehemently opposed the
in
occurring
averted
a
Michael
Davitt
war.
civil
at occurred which County the work of Mayo, and contended that was the the only weapon boycotting He admitted to be possessed.
outrages
people ing formerly disapproved
an
but
Fenian, the extreme
unsworn
of
of
some
adopted by that
measures
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counties
remarkable
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lime
developing shown as by ihe with proportionately
that
the
Tory
strong
re
electoral
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lowering
to
Irish
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Princess
the
men
on
H.M.S.
board
feet
British
London, the
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before
that
admitted
League
May
was
steadily
Ireland. Three at
Berlin, and that
a
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determination demands have Mr.
Bay
Largs
their
expressed out until
been satisfied. of Adelaide,
Harrold, of the
behalf
have hold
their
acting Laud Com
on
the to-day agreement signed pany, of the Company's forth the terms setting with the Largs Bay Outer amalgamation
Harbour The final
Scheme.
of the Samoan Con sitting took A Protocol ference place to-day. has beeu decided upon, on the basiB of and noi a dual system a triple Eugand America Germauy having land, their share in the Govern each defined
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the
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be
believed
was murder embezzlement to £17,000.
to
of the object avert the exposure
of Irish
funds,
the of
amounting
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for
tiibvmals
fair
as
commissions,
of
trying
of
ment
the
In the event the future, it in shall England
islands.
of has
arising any dispute that act beeu arranged arbitrator. A commission us consisting Powers will sit at of the three shortly Apia,
for
the purpose
ing and deciding Mr. evidence
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of fully
investigat upon the laud question. London, May 23. his continuing ;
the
Times-
issues.
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May has
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reported on the
district,
to the damage has been done. great Mr. Stanley's second concert last place in the Town Hall night,
and
river,
24.
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370
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success.
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the the
him to reduce praying Richardson passed upon at Woodman, in a fit Port
at
jealousy,
of
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iu
Augusta,
for
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I4's
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Block
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creasing Bula Creek,
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in
The chain
a
across.
Las
amount
and
destroyed,
serious
more
25.
are
rapidity. ordinarily u mile
half
been
already
May
alarming
now
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Centrals
24s.,
Numurkah
at
are
68s.
British
,
48s.
which
is
wide,
at
stolen.
Shares £30 2b. Junctions
it
feared follow.
soon
is
Government House honor of Her Majesty's at
in yesterday, was a as Birthday, great was success, " At also Lady Robinson's Home" in at which 800 the evening, at guests In other the tended. respects holiday was celebrated in the usual loyal manner. weather The was fine beautifully the day. throughout In football the match between the Maori and Victorian, under clubs,
Rugby-Union
the'
made
4 goals
the
rules,
2 tries
the
of
meeting been
to
has
the
the
former 26
hitters'
to
for
of electing a Bishop. named Nicholas Alexander
man
been
Anglican Synod Juno 11th, for
v
convened
purpose
drowned
Lake
on
took
the
for
arranged, postponed. The
the
had
holiday
of
directors
the
companies
absolutely concessions any miners. This news strained of feeling organising be after the
will
delegates. The Orient K. G. Sound,
Monday
on
A
to
be
a
to
mass
return
liner
with
reluse the
has the
May
Moonta
to
grant
dissatisfied
the
intensified
men,
25.
copper
who
are
which meeting, of the Victorian
Lusilauia leaves for the homeward mails
-
next.
was red-handed captured, while iu the act yeslerduy, of ransacking S pinks' tobacconist shop. The could not hold police the thief and sufficiently long to overpower him, he ultimately from their escnped custody. The week's returns from Broken Hill and Block 14 show a yield of 116,000 and 13,000 ounces respeetively.
n
1) SILVER
JoO at
burglar
Norwood
at
aud
have been report-
Macquarie,
of a boat. capsizing and heavy Owing to the incessant rainfall a number of excur yesterday, sions mid other that had been sports
owing
now
weaker.
active.
Immense Numurkah
those
as
adapta
their
memorial,
shooting
of
payable
left
climate
a
Adelaide, dividend
a
market
share
Brokens 4s.
will
and anxious. 14 has declared
Block
in
grazing such
A
for
Melbourne
conditions
A
Victorian
delegates of the
in for
has
Bank
a
24.
goals.
and two of the with the confer directors Moonta and Wallaroo The action of the Companies to-day. as to will strike miners, whether they of the or not, depends on the result Conference. The miners are very' of the
May
Australian
—
A
Two
South
steamer
:
Holiday.
MooRta
yesterday,
for Semaphore Kiug George's Sound on Wednesday, with the following Messrs. Dempster, Burke, passengers Mrs. Ferry, Miss Mussard, Scrymgour, and nine in the steerage. is Thare a of rams valuable on board consignment for the Hon. James Munro's station at which have been specially Kimberley,
obtain
to
held
the
passed
Assembly
Adelaide, Hon.
Levee
A
24.
attended.
Melbourne,
Bill
Local
the
May
Adelaide, The
to
vested in being of that colony.
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for reports favorably the of the Prisonei from gaol, aud action be tuken recommends that further in the. matter afterwardB.
and
per increased
Debt the
400 . .
case,
sentence
to Lord convey view Knutsfoi'd their that Western be granted Australia should Responsible include Government which should full lands control of the whole of the waste
was
trials
report
superanuation
the
for
Agent-General
success,
and
Parnell
in
stiikeR all the
bill
and
one
the ranks.
last population year decreased by 417, principally owing to the removal of the to natives the other colonies. The Commission to sift the appointed evidence in the Lennox Buttners, against
Governor,
£300,000
to
Intercolonial stage in
The
Governor's
names,
to
The
amounts
excited
;
The
to
now
final
in
very largely The aboriginal
signatures,
while fresh year, of 260 the number
past
fund
on
so him on completely congratulating his character before the vindicating In Commission. to reply Statutory of the deputation the Mr. eulogiums Parliament Parnell the National said to be of Ireland was. bound and restored, in special that he had always disbelieved
£2,000.
retrenchments, and deaths, a resignations has been made in the of 400 Government of employees
made.
for
Sullivan,
that
annual
Service
been
to
M.P. Green, College as to examination Dr. substanti Croniu's murder at Chicago, been ated the fact of the body having He also stated found naked in a culvert. Mr.
during
The was
bility
admission
for
sum
owing
Australia
changed.
entirely
have struck thousand masons increased demanding wages the working day be fixed at
hours.
of
ditions
delivered
was
of
Civil
a
imposing Sydney,
selected
Brisbane, May 23. has The been Address-in-Reply adapted by both House without division. to the The Government have cabled
overstepped aud propriety bounds of Justice when of the defied the Irish executive they He last Liberal Government. also since he had become that maintained editor
a
day.
Land the
the
him at least
large
have
its
24.
undoubtedly
on
present
challenge
a.
get to
very
that
The
Commission, of
well
soon
a
introduce members.
evidence
his
ac
the past year having grant by £6,000 have consented The Government
a
continuing
is
as
that
conduct
O'Brien,
be worth as
very were
a
assault dismissal
annum,
Navy.
Mr.
would
would
number the during appoiutments
as of seamanship and nerve, of that pergrand exhibition of the so characteristic discipline
monument well as
Slavin
dismissals, reduction
Calliope,
gale, says their in occasion the late trying throughout achievement and was a magnificent
wno
man,
money. The shows
similar
Samoan
the
as
to
as
that
on
last
Lloyds'
to Slavio, England, has cabled in the Australia, champion pugilist to come to him advising England. Mr. Thompson states he is confident visit
was
sight
the
Murray,
sporting
has reached London Sun" gold mine, in the from the Rising district of Westeru Australia, Kimberloy of 11 has yielded at the rate of upwards of gold to the ton. ounces of well-known A number woolbrokers the a advance in substantial predict an date. of Wool at early price the Exchequer The Chancellor of to the action referring Goschen) the
at
for at least stationary engines, used, and houses. well as in foundries well-known Joe the Thompson,
"
the
safely of a son last Monday night, at Windsor A meeting of Irish peers has approved of of the abolition of the po6t of Viceroy
nine
with
masons
New
left
Francisco
May 23. Sur Geological in his on coal the brown veyor, report states he has in deposits Gippsland, their existence for a thousand traced Ut the miles in that district. quality that it is fit to be of the coal he reports
.
views, turns, of the
politi
was
were
the
-
'
Melbourne,
Mr.
has
He
ing now joined demands. Some stone
in
and the Barton Hon. W. Macleay, of New Bachelors South Wales, Knight and Smith, of the and Messrs. Dibbs same will be created C.M.G's. colony, addressed a Yesterday Lord Salisbury of the Primrose meeting League great at Her Theatre. Ho 6aid Majesty's that
Western
which San
for
of of
cases
was
Suakim,
Bhip
47
fortnight,
Out of 95
15 deaths occurred. diphtheria The annual Fire Brigade demonstra tion and torchlight took procession last in the presence of an place night immense concourse of 'The people.
brigademen
INTERCOLONIAL.
for
himself Australian
interesting
of
missing.
his
necessary. member
Campbell,
to
conspiring
Emperor (the the Throne.
(N.S.W.) December, has been posted
the how-
were,
if
(Mr.
be
will
Victoria) the Hon.
;
armies war,
of
ibief.
the probable
to
The
written a letter to in Mall the Pall Budget on the subject, which be contends -that if Self-Govern the ment be granted to that colony sole authorities should retain Imperial its of all the Crown lands within control boundaries. in Germany threaten to be The strikes hav more the carpenters still extensive,
of
Colton Duncan
The Hon.
Australia.)
Gillies
the
Hon.
the
follow Honor J. C.
His. Hon.
for
to
castle
.
22.
Mr. fore
Italian
again of
autonomy.
the
as
concluding that
him patient ascend
ed the past during which proved fatal.
—
1.
Barry
said
late
The Orient Company has paid over the deficient the £5,000 specie recent from Sydney. ly shipped by the Iberia The police a new clue have discovered
on
as
In peace. His Majesty and
his
Germany)
of it. In re continuance lengthy with the King was received sponding, the utmost enthusiasm, and, in referring to the said that the speech, Emperor's at between unity present existing Germany and Italy was a guarantee of
ever, prepared Sir George
accused
having
Archdeacon
Bishop
——aw
—
July
on
that
reported will succeed of Australia.
European
Seleficaws. (From
City place
takes
widely
remarks German
—
August. postponed is suing the Sir Morrell Mackenzie Times for libel, damages being laid at of This action on the part £10,000. arose to Sir Morrell the Times owing
the
conferring of Edinburgh
have
Dillon
until
been
assist
of
and
Rochefort,
Boulanger,
a
altogether similar as
that not Church is congeries heterogeneous Churches bound together
'
held at military banquet was to welcome Berlin King Hum yesterday, bert of Italy, who is at present on a visit in pro to that The Emperor, country. to His Majesty's referred health, posing the unalterable which exists friendship and said between Germany and Italy, to that there was reason every hope for
is
it
(
he
Primate A great
you
General
the
Parnell
It Farrar
be repeated on to one is thing representative that is a Church,
It
scale.
In If
;
outrages,
that
tactics being always peaceful He further England. adopted towards stated that although he never denounced he always tried secret to per societies men from ever suade young entering
Mr.
representative the English
in
that
to
similar
is
a
Court
Ecclesiastical
of Appeal inter only,
could
constitute
Chuvcli,
Court
a
formularies. Mall Gazette
'
pret the existing words of the j Pall
declar the
any
the
incited and
never
—
their ranks. The ceremony of the Freedom
Archbishop without
And Royal license. however constituted,
were
the
lies
Establishment
Ireland commit advocated
to
J,
and
LEVER
HUNTER,
Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.
two
Capped. years,
.
now
.
as
Indeed, by many,
United-
temper is
.
transient
'a
.
to
opposed of Anglicanism. being dimly seen as
spirit
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will be peremptorily excluded they the benefit of the said from order. The 2nd day of July 1889 at 11 oclock in the forenoon at the said Chambers is for hearing and adjudica appointed ting upon the claims.
to
hand this 2nd day of and hundred eight
Worshipful
Peace
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CONVENT
BOARDING
SISTERS
OF
STOOLS, TUNING HAMMERS, ETC.,
be sold
Will
at room
coming
lowest for
to
Tbis
Steam
can
McKinlay, May, 1889
who
soul
peace
rest
to
prices
make
special
as
bring
them.
includes in
desigus
CHLIDEMA
fast
years, in advance.
Pur
very
some
the
Stair
AND
GOODS
SINGLE
DRESSES. Also
the
by
on
as
Ladies
Gowns
Tea
small
led
Low
at
Prices.
and Morning
the
BONNE of
consignment
the
Wings, Straw
and
Felt
8 guineas
Also,
Ladies
and &o
Perfumery
'
branded WHITE HORSE, TO upside Whodown, on off ribs. a
and
&c.
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of the best &c.
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soon
the
it even
that,
as
brands,
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DRAPER.
them.
would that such
be
a
up-
expect would arouse Conservative
no
stung
Colonies, good fortune have set
brilliant
opposition. journals
j
to
frenzy
On the
and
1
are
Rule. we
that
news
have the have
last
of
Mrs.
Saturday
Thirty Alex.
& a
harbour.
inmates and
playing
cause.
a nil
Fremantle
Wonders," are
his
of
al
"Jensen's
the the
the
Thursday
Tappier
Many
Home
the the for As
brings that
accompaniment,
justice
Two on
by
colonies
intelligence body of Australians
Hoc
success
of the Irish delegates, themselves in bitter Feeble to them. imi-
the
of corporation Edinburgh to confer decided finally upon him the freedom of that ancient city. There is of triumph in something the that countries situ thought ated at opposite sides of the globe are of one mind in proclaiming their faith in Parnell's honour and
the
to
Every
blessing's.
received
just
their
in
same
fitting
!
has won bitterest
much
own their are be case, sense' of inde sustaining unfettered pendence, growth, broad-based and na prosperity, tional content and ; they see no reason should why other peoples from be excluded the a
great Parnell
gave grounds under the
too
in
right,
cheering
results,
It
to conspiracy fell blow, him and the crush, at one to which he has" devoted cause himself. That nations have an inalienable to control their right domestic affairs for Australians, is, a truth which admits of no ques Of tion. the exercise of this
the mail from
and
hoped from
was
they
vile,
utterly
of
tend
them with enthusiastic cordiality, and the genuineness of the sym pathy evoked by their crusade is proved by the unexampled gener tendered to of the assistance osity
opposition (
its
;
grown of the
enjoyment
latest
ability inflexible
purpose from the
a np for years against no persecution, making nor has the indignation yet cold with which heard
gotten
untoward its circumstances, would be far from fruitless.
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will
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hope
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the up to have exceeded the most present, Wherever sanguine expectations. classes receive all they appear
j
Soaps
including
tried
whose of
But, much mission,
Latest
Leather, Hats.
Gents' &c.
,
of
men one
opponents,
the
efforts
!
of GENTS' Choice Selection 6ome Underware, Hats, Gloves, Ties, Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, splendid Silk Half H ose, Great and Coats,
—
of
by
most L'S
!
by deputation to Australia to advocate of Home Rule. Com
political
for
MILLINERY !
!
sent
rightness recognition
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sign
an
exert
posed SPLENDID
yard,
QUALITIES
REWARD.
National Library of Australia
bore
malignant
cannot
ency Ireland the cause
A
deliver the same to the under receive the above reward. signed B. HAMERSLEY. 15bh May, 1889. Babylilla, Beverley,
fear and without reproach. have not the un forjgotten ostentatious fortitude with which out
AUSTRALIA.
to Court, .and it that they will an influence strong The of history. modern of this
is
Waterproofs.
will
AND
remove.
nor the attrac eloquence, of his remarkable perso the to nality, persuade justiceof Australia that loving people Parnell is of their worthy support and The, fierce sympathy. light of a special commission has shown him to be a of man spotless of a with honour, Bayard politics
1889.
30,
are alike When he defend his beloved leader is an indeed. It easy one John Dillon's not im
to
People
from Court be doubted
illustration
quarter.
T GST,
MAY
Aus
ridicule,
pressive tiveness
Iftecotir.
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intimate knowledge of each other such as they never before and from this has enjoyed, a keen and sprung sympathetic interest in each others affairs. Embassies from to people people are as as embassies now common
course
1
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'to
his task needs
i
m
they have
Carpets, &c,, Table Covers, and Five Tea o'clock Cloths and Guipure Tapestry Art Muslin's. Curtains, Also, of A very Choice Selection
2 guineas. years,
!
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Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
i
Music and singing, Entrance Eee, £&. Children over 10
turns
her
May
years.
powerless
the
on
impression mind which and sophistries
;
Our days are witnessing a remarkable in change in the relationswhich the masses of the people of different nations stood to each once other. into Brought neighbourly proximity by steam and electricity,
CARPET
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quarter,
an
sneers,
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as
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be paid
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to
73
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your soul
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PIANOS,
SCHOOL.
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sincerest in following subscriptions North Perth School, Brigid's Collected by Me. Guilfoyle.
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his
etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
KEYLESS at
Guaranteed,
are now and journals ringing, in. accord with their strangely are the darkly spirit, suggestive of Irish news scraps published their But the telegrams. among of employing un suoh disgrace tactics no is incurred to worthy The of the purpose. opposition Conservative of Australia press to Home Rule must fail as would,
REILLY,
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Father
return
GUGEBI
meirliriA»
rtAw
to do hereby give notice, pursuant Sale Act, Wines, Beer, and Spirit to at that it is my intention apply the next Licensing Meeting to be holden for the license in the said for this district, for Act called Wine License, a Colonial Wine in the house or the sale of Colonial I now to or intend premises which occupy, situate at Howick Street, being occupy, St. Hall, new premises, opposite George's
PERTH.
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to
ANTHONY
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these
,
j
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Very
THE begs tor the
NORTH
or
Perth,
FRENCH
IAS,
and
expeditiously country
town
Street,
Perth, "The 1872,"
TAYLOR,
BRIGID'S,
in
PHILIP'
Australia.
TPETEE
1 QfiQ
Registrar.
ST.
conducted
inexpensively
.
the
and
building
business.
carpentering Funerals
j
To
coin journalism. Curiously in point of time, with the cident, denunciations of the Irish move with which the columns of ment
;
E. WILLIS
his
to
reproach
to
FUNERAL
and
j
rvP TTaTMrnontr
the undersigned begs he is about to add
FURNISHING,
A
friends
numerous
UNDERTAKING,
APPLICATION FOB WINE LICENSE.
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,
rlair
of
the request and others, annonnce that
AT
now
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eighty-nine. OF NOTICE COLONIAL
AL
FUNER
or, St.
situated occupy, opposite Hall,' Howick Street, not
to,
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of
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acting
and
papers
.
justices
the in
1
wobshipfuii
the
Peace
Reverend John Peter Nugent against Edward Magee the person to claiming be the heir of Peter McKinley late of Great Crosby in the County of Lan caster who died in or about the month of July 1886 are -by his or her solicitors on or before the 21st day of June 1889 in and prove his or her claims to come at the Chambers of the of Registrar
-fr.Viflk
Times , the conduct of does not give any to reason believe in the that, campaign they have entered upon,all to reject they are disposed save those of honourable weapons war. the Already they display insolence of recklessness tone, of and audacious statement, which have misrepresentation made their a prototype these
i i
to
of the
tators
I
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last,
the
seal
cn was
er
a
captured
I.
in
.
A
LICENSE.
.
FOE
APPLICATION
the
of the County made in the Palatine of Lancaster matter of the estate of Peter McKinley and in an action deceased by the
.
of
order
an
—
to
PURSUANT Court of Chancery
Perth
Home,
Burton, passed after a long illness.
Mrs. away
of Cabalistic Congress arrived in the colony, to in Fremantle good houses.
eight Forrest
lately
head of cattle, & Co., came
to consigned down from,
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of
son
of
died Fremantle, yesterday morning.
old
an
the
resident
rather
Feast of the Immaculate. All Conception. the young women who desired the honors of membership were,, and becomingly dressed.. In their prettily, hands; they bore lighted and veils 'of. candles, snowy whiteness embiems of the' faith, charity and purity of the daughters of Mary of covered their heads. The number four. those enrolled in the Sodality was Their names are Miss Kate Morrissey,' Miss Alice Morrissey, Euphrasia Lequipe, and Henrietta An equal number Lequipe. for and gained admission to the applied association.: aspirants' branch of the After the blessing and distribution of the .medals and ribbons to the candidates, the addressed in them ap officiating priest out the inestim terms, propriate pointing able advantages conferred by membership in the institution and; they had joined, reminding tliem of the virtues by which their life The should be characterised. was then concluded. We are ceremony to notice that of the glad the Sodality Children of Mary in Perth is doing so well. It is evident from the long list of members roll and from on its the acces sions which it is periodically that receiving it is in a highly condition. flourishing
ber
suddenly
N
in
additional subscriptions Perth School Norsk Brigids this week omitted unavoidably
aid have
St.
been full
list
will
in
appear
next
our
but
a
issue.
Longson has recovered damages in the Perth Police Court a who, in his George Nicholls, of stake-holder, capacity wrongfully paid
.
Mr. £20 from
Darcy
0.
wager.
a
Judgment for the plaintiffs for £140 and costs has been given, in the case of Wain& Cor lately & Co. v A. Forrest wright tried in the Supreme Court before Acting Chief Justice Stone.
Chapman, Eliza
Invalid from
On William
decay. named
the
of
died on of senile another inmate Saturday to chronic Batt succumbed
last
Thursday
inmate
an
Dep6t,
the
dysentery.
effects
,
—
:
;
;
;
,
15s.
Evidently Messrs.
the entertainment given Pouech & Co. in aid of and Catholic Orphanages
Anglican not
an
success. unqualified the modest sum which institutions of the latter
prove was
shillings, to the
share of the performance.
result The
Court the
Supreme
the
of
trial
was
Rev.
a
in
occupied J; G. Taylor, The Louch.
T.
£111
claimed
fell as
.
lately of Mr.
case
the
v
architect, plaintiff
by the did Ten
17s.
work
for
6d.
to have been done for the vestry alleged of Christ Geraldton. Church, Judgment has for the with been defendants given costs.
the
Yesterday recently Excellency Perth
State
new
the
for
the
time.
was
The
formal
fixed
June the 60th of the 1st, anniversary foundation of the A colony. large number of persons have been invited totake in the and. the part proceedings, will be conveyed in two guests special trains one at 6., and the being 25, His second train conveying Excellency the Governor and suite, a quarter leaving of an hour later. The train will jn-oceed to where it will be through Beverley, met the train from by Albany, conveying of Major Young, the managing director Land Southern the Great Company's and other guests. The line will Railway, then be declared open by His Excellency, return to and the train will York, where the banquet will be held at Armstrong's Hotel. Ten years ago, on the Imperial1st June, 1879, when the colony celebrat ed its Jubilee and Governor Ord turned the first sod of the Eastern Railway, next few that in tho very thought decade the line -would be opened through to Albany, a distance of upwards of 350 and with branch lines of upwards of miles, towns 20 miles connecting the principal in the eastern districts. Our railway pro the past ten years has, been gress during indeed What will the phenomenal. next decade bring us ? Shall we be linked with the Capitals in the Eastern Colonies on Foundation by the iron-road Day 1899.
redound;;
to
partment
that
in
.saloon
of
they employ,
a
the under the Railway
building.
the
Railway
such and
efficient is
it
specimen of could have been
England
or
elsewhere.
elabor
very
neater
a
carriage
from
coach
credit have
their if
doubted
the
at
It De ar-
to
be
railway imported carriage being
a
The
convenience fitted beautifully up, decoraand the interior evidently studied, The -tions are State saloon very pleasing. commenced its career carriage to-day by His the Governor conveying Excellency and
.
.
is
Lady
Broome
to
Northam.
:
the Catholic Orphanages are of endowment the matter with of on a footing equality the establishments kindred sup Protestant the ported by community. the Governor has ."His made a Excellency of of in the acres land grant 8,300 length in placed
age
well
district purposes: all as
Dr.
Gibney for orphan community, as
Catholic
interest the take an in and motherless |fatherless must feel to His deeply grateful who
of
welfare
.
to The
—
children, his act. The for Excellency generous situation is the of the land following in recent issue of the a as described Gazette Bounded Avon. Government 500 the North on by a line extending 84 links North 92 44 chains degrees East from the North-east .minutes corner of Poison Lease on the West 8/209; by a North .'line 182 44 extending degrees from said the .minutes spot along of said to the eastern lease boundary the East Helena River; on by a line ex 36 minutes East 121 North tending 49 links from a 21chains spot situate /Vhn.inR links North 36 50 90 degrees the North-east comer minutes East from 20 of Helena Location i; and on the Helena River and the i South by the Locations 20 i, 20 h, 1 boundaries of Helena of Special and part Occupation 20g, :21, true. License Bearings 7/1241. —
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Sisters
the
1
CONVENT
examination
tion of Assisted
and a distribu the pupils of the conducted by the Perth, took place in on Wednesday, the of,
School of Mercy,
mst., exhibition
SCHOOL.
to,
prizes
schoolroom
22nd
and
the
day. a very intellectual
calculated
to
contribute
and eternal temporal the examination on
Thursday
much
Wednesday tlie
testified,
to
As
happiness.
and
knowledge
to the various classes is imparted most in its character comprehensive the result being highly gratifying. can be more to Nothing pleasing than teachers the knowledge that they the discharged them, and this must be intensified always they know that those under their have acted up to the correlative them, and have imposed upon substantial in the progress conscientiously trust -reposed
have, great feeling
when tuition duties
made
acquirement at the result
in
of knowledge. of the teaching
as Assisted School, the recent examinations, to that hesitate say
girls'
Looking at the
disclosed by we do not teachers,
reason and parents have every satisfied with it. Two o'clock was the hour at which announced, the proceedings would begin each day, the appointed time and long before children could be seen gaily-dressed to the scene of way wending their their faces showing the action, joyful
pupils, to be
expectancy they entertain those who had accepted to were Sir. invitations be present and Mr. Fraser Malcolm, Lady Mrs. Forbes Horgan; Dr. Jameson and Mrs. Wilkinson daughter; and Mrs. Lieutenant Mr. Campbell and a numMrs. and Miss Adkinson, pleasurable
the
cere interesting new members into the of rec3iving mony of Mary, Perth, of the Children .Sodality Duff was performed by the Rev. Father the association .an the chapel in which The occasion was anxiously msually meets. to by the candidates, who had Hooked forward for it since the been carefully preparing
On
Sunday
last,
National Library of Australia
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secular
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personam being as follows Miss Dillon, Miss Hollis, Miss Phillips, Miss C. Miss Hall. All Boladeras, the young ladies who took part in the seemed actuated plays by not only a strong to please desire the audience but to satisfy and they themselves, succeeded in doing both. thoroughly The audience paid the performers the to the pieces of listening compliment with attention. great Amongst the on visitors the second day present were His the Bishop, His Lordship the Governor, Excellency Lady Broome and suite, and Miss Attfiold. same were The which plays given on the Wednesday were repeated on success the Thursday with similiar in A very respect. every pleasing in the second day's proceedings feature was the of crowning the ceremony who had shown towards young lady her school companions the qualities of kindness and courtesy, gentleness. The choice was made by ballot, Miss Dillon being elected by a large majority and crowned a floral with wreath by His Excellency then Lady Broome. distributed the to the senior prizes classes, accompanying the presentation of each premium with a few appropriate words. To the classes the junior —
:
were out by Lady Broome. given At the conclusion of the distribution the following words were addressed to the visitors Dillon on by Miss behalf of the the pupils attending school: May it please Your Excel lency, My Lord, Ladies and gentle men In the name of my companions, the pupils of the Assisted School of the Sisters of Mercy, Perth, I beg to offer thanks for you our very sincere kindness in favouring us your great with on this occasion. your presence We will ever make it our study to profit by the advantages of education within our reach as well as to placed deserve the kind favour of those to are whom, under God, we indebted for them. The remembrance of your esteemed visit to our school will be an for the future. encouragement With we are profound respect, your obedient children. of the Perth (The pupils Convent School.) His Excellency, in to the address, responding expressed himself as well pleased with the result of the and spoke in examination, terms of the manner in laudatory which schools under the control of the Catholic Church are conducted in this :
tallowing in showed,
The marked way, the extent of attainments in this excellent institution, and how much reason parents have to to God for their children be thankful profiting by those advantages which are
At
Avon
PERTH
ed.
Among
;
;
;
;
;
:
searching
prizes
THE
more
musical
:
—
—
to
patience
"
opening of the great Southern from to Beverley is Albany take on next, place Saturday
His to of the
whole of
is
of
brought
The
and
carriage
use
was
the exception constructed
workshops Fremantle ate of specimen tizans
the
Governor first
with
saloon, carriage
saloon
for
constructed
a
Scriptural
—
Greenough,
in
and tenacity of purpose are of value than cleverness. The is the list referred to following 1st Prize Miss Dillon 2nd do. Miss Boladeras 3rd do. Miss Phillips 4th do. Miss Kitchener 5th dp. Miss Adkinson 6th do. Miss Hollis 7th dp. Miss Hall 8th do. Miss M. Naughton 9th do. Miss Liddelow 10th do. Miss M. Tomlinson 11th do. Miss Allen 12th do. Miss Molloy 13th do. Miss R. Boladeras 14th do. Miss N. O'Mahony 15th do. Miss Jones 16th do. Miss Reilly 17th do. Miss Mansfield 18th do. Miss Stevenson 19th do. Miss Harris 20th do. Miss M. Perry. for recitation, 1st Prize Miss Dillon to her studies, and general application good conduct. 2nd do. Miss Boladeras for recitation. 3rd do. Miss Phillips for recitation and application to her studies.
the first
—
.
the
comprised subjects, dramatic and display. The pieces of music were especially well, received, and bore practical to the ability of the young testimony manipulators. The first was The given play Floral Quarrel" the following being the characters Christmas, (the Miss Dillon Sun Flower, Arbiter) Miss E. Hollis.; Miss O'Mahony Lily, A. Molloy Sweet Poppy, Pea, L. Kitchener Rose, C. Boladeras Violet, G. Mansfield Fuchia, Miss Phillips Cowslip, Miss Hall Daisy, R. Boladeras. The second piece was an appeal from a to an aged mother in Ireland daughter to go to America, and was very touch The performers in this ing indeed. were Miss Dillon and Miss A. play The third Phillips. piece was a drama entitled The Peasant the Queen," a
-
have been subscriptions Mr. Michael the week Mr. Patrick Lynch, Culham, £1 6s. 3d. £1 13s. 9d. Bone, Newcastle, Greenhills' Mr. Thomas Committee, 12s. Gd. Sports 15s Mr. J. Quinn, York, O'Connor,
in
and.
—
The following received during
of
on
programme addition to
dramatis
Railway George Mount
parents
The
examination
.
.
Several of
and
friends
day,
—
At a spot about 125 miles from Roebourne the remains named John Price of a man have been found. It is believed that the deceased died of thirst.
of
pupils.
to Having paid a compliment the pupils who took part in the enter His Excellency tainment, his brought kind speech to a close. His Lordship then thanked His and Excellency after Lady Broome for their presence, which the the vice-regal party left colony.
room.
We must not omit to state that Mrs. Forbes" very generously subscribed two valuable for to prizes presentation Miss Dillon and Miss C. Boladeras. Appended is the list of the pupils who succeeded in gaining the principal and while all of them are to be prizes, the honourable congratulated upon distinction have won for them-they let those who have not succeed selves, ed so not be disheartened, but well, let rather, the fact stimulate them to efforts to distinguish renewed them-; selves
in
future,
remembering
—
..
the
Albert,
Australind
.
by the
.
H.
r.
IV'
West
—
the North other day.
BUNBURT. From
a
Correspondent.
Bunbury is rather lively Early on Tuesday morning to
be Rescue to take
seen
present. there was
our harbour the s.s barque which had come of hewn timber cargo to the
and a
at
colomes.
in a
The
latter
it
vessel,
is
said,
tugged to Bunbury from Fremantle by the Rescue. On Wednesday evening, the Roba in from Fremantle with Roy came was
of goods for this After quantity port. she proceeded to the Yasse, discharging at which she remained until place to On her return Friday morning. Fremantle she took large consignments of potatoes for various her were passengers
Among
ports.
Mr. and Mrs. Essex, who carry with them the good wishes of all the inhabitants of this town. Mr. Essex had been here for about months and was eighteen in the Soiithern employed as compositor
-
Times
office.
On Friday a was night syndicate formed here for the purpose of prothe country in the vicinity of specting the Preston and Bridgetown. were made last Preparations of the Wednesday for the loading referred to with above, the barque hewn timber but the weather being so boisterous the Captain deemed it' to postpone advisable the work. It was so that one rough in our harbour of the main the reef was buoys on carried from its away moorings. after it drifted from its posi Shortly five men went in search of it and tion, it was found on the same afternoon about four or five miles along the north beach. I have no to give news concerning the tin mines. I believe the prospects are of the discoveries excellent. It is to be hoped that competent only and men in managers, experienced will be sent to the fields mining, by those who have claims. New-comers find fault with ithe mining regulations If were here. the the regulations as same those existing in the other would be encourag colonies, strangers ed to prospect. As things are here, if a man discovers what he considers a ground, and does good piece of mineral not secure it before he has tested it, man another may come along and take it in the up. A different system prevails out pro colonies, where, if a mangoes and finds he con specting anything siders valuable he can start work with full confidence that his discovery can not be "jumped." It would be well ;
,
this
if
system
were
adopted
in
this
colofiyi'
At Revd
on prayers Sunday evening, Father that Brady announced would be the feast next Thursday of the Ascension, aiid that mass would |
be celebrated
hi
Bunbury
at
9.
a.m.
Tenders were called recently by Mr. James Moore for the removal of about 100 loads of hewn timber from the to the beach. Mr. siding railway was Thos; White the successful '
tenderer.
that .
May
27th
1889.
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V
our
Gibney left York Wednesday morning for Perth. Father Gibney an Sunday, Dr.
His Lordship last
on
Correspondent.
own
On be cele that Mass would nounced on it brated at 9 a.m. Thursday, being Ascension Day and a holy day of obligation. He said that the proces held on the last sion usually Sunday of the in May would, in consequence of the, be weather, threatening aspect next The until Sunday. postponed three days preceding Ascension Thurs he
"
told
were them,, Rogation day, After Mass Days" or days of prayer. the meeting of members of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Associa
tion
held.
was
Her Majesty's as
a
public
holiday, I 24th,
Birthday and
the people gave
expression
of
in
of
loyalty
Blandstown
a
York
feelings manner.
the there of
of
scene
the
present
was
spectators.
Band"
a
The music bon
some played a the occasion; and shots were started; an. mortar in from iron of the of Her birthday One of the York-Guildford
to
appropriate was
fire
to their
befitting
was
and operations, large gathering "
am
observed the evening the informed, was
on
discharged celebration
Majesty. was Volunteers present in uniform.0. On Monday, 20th inst., Mr. as a Edwards was elected unopposed member of the York Town Council. to the The discuss meeting public matter of a water supply for the town was of York held in the Mechanics' Hall on the evening of the above date. a A There was good attendance. resolution was carried the requesting to take a action with Municipality view- to obtaining the use of the Water at present at Yilgarn, Machine, has finished its work at the to Goldfields. In the responding of thanks the vote passed, hearty Mr. F. Craig, said that Mayor, any of knowing the reply person desirous which the Government would give to the request, should, attend the next monthly meeting of the Council. are all Lovers of athletics looking forward to the 3rd of June sports with pleasing anticipations. an The Chronicle contains advertise ment the appearance in announcing York shortly of Jensen's Congress of Cabalistic Wonders." Heavy rains have fallen here during the week.
Boring when
"
.
it
"
May
27.
tho out to under carried perfection, of that genuine sports superintendence had also Mr. Scott. Mr. Scott man, and of fulfilled the duties handicapper to all a most satisfaction given unmixed to do. difficult for a handicapper thing testified to The results of the running shown the excellent by him judgment means of his by no in the performance Mr. B. task. Connor, the Hon. easy the was Secretary, kept busy throughout much credit He certainly deserves day. to his he attended for the way in which The business. He is a model secretary. starter in Mr. had a splendid competitors " the position as if to Donegan, who filled Messrs. born." As judges, the manner
t
j
most impartial; at their expressed were a In fact the officials decisions. and contrived to please every lot" jolly item on the programme The first body. Plate. was the inevitable Maiden This, was won run in by W. Hostler, heats, Clarkson second. Lionel being Wesley Monger breasted the tape first in the race 10. The running for high boys under jump was a gift to Conway he cleared in Then came the stick splendid style. fell to P. the Sheffield Handicap, which who in slashing went J. Lawler, trim, steam through his men like a locomotive Each Pat's" was a popularwin. engineof an time the veteran got the better accorded opponent in the heats he was most He toed the 6£ yards lusty cheers. on the 4 yds., mark, Buckley, being the second furthest back. The in. position H. was secured the Sheffield by G. Leeder, 7£ yds, a wiry, young fellow Who Mustow will yet. improve considerably run-, third. Poor Mustow His came for a man of his age. ning " was surprising lads and He wiped out" several smart to all on the, yet he is, appearance, The mile race shadowy side of forty I have the closest for the distance was It was taken on the tape from yet- seen. the scratch Samuel man, by Ferguson, Charles who had 80 yds. Martin, start, time of 5 minutes 1 second. in the fast I would strongly advise Ferguson to train well and enter for the eight hours' go-aswhich comes off in Perth in you-please his opponents If he do this, July next. cut will have tough work out for them, with I can vouch. Henry Clarkson, tll got the premier place in the hurdle yds., and J. M. 7 Lawler, yds., handicap, being second and third 2yds., Ferguson, The Eastern Districts respectively. In connection Handicap fell to Buckley. event I must relate an incident with this with illustrative of the true sporting spirit the members of the Newcastle which, Athletic Club are imbued. M. Lawler in one and and G. H. Leeder were heat, the latter somehow or other was several his mark when the pistol was yards over over and thus had a great advantage fired, the other who, seeing this, competitor, at all. did not run Leeder, however, like a came back after fellow, manly the track and con going half way down He did start sented to start again. again All and was beaten. But no matter. admired his unselfishness. His present and act was of all deserving praise, I gladly record it for the edification of all The with athletes. .the vaulting pole This event was excited interest. great won who cleared about 9 feet by Conway, miss. W. Donegan without making one the farthest, and a kicked the football Isle son of the Green put the sturdy the longest distance 25 251bs., weight, 8 inches excellent feet an performance. Master a chip of the old block, Scott, " for hands won the race 7, boys under Reuben Leeder had no while down," in taking the event for boys difficulty The sports were witnessed under 16. by and people from all parts of the district of an character nothing unpleasant In the evening a conceit in occurred. of aid the funds of the Athletic Club was held and largely attended.
Church, by appointing you to holy and important office, your present high shared in by us, and we has been fully our warmest con now you beg to offer in the Your efforts gratulations. untiring of and education noble cause religion and regard have gained for you the esteem of all denominations through of people and w.e earnestly out the colony, pray that God to it spare -may please Almighty to fulfil the life for many years your office. on duties of your sacred (Signed The Very Rev. behalf of the Society.) the after thanking Gentleman, briefly kind address informed members for their he had under that those lately present task of build taken the rather responsible and that by in North Perth, ing a school have a he would the end of the month feel meet and that he would bill to large in
some
by
and
after being the ballast it on this manner side and in
dragged turned was
on
dragged
!
—
!
its
some
the line before the thirty yards along to a stand still. could be brought engine in no there were passengers Fortunately, for had there been, this carriage, particular the consequences might have been very to serious indeed. Strange say very done to the carriage little damage was of the that some with the exception was of the windows and one panels smashed in. birth Friday last being Her Majesty's of the day, a general parade Plantagenet to was called but I am say Rifles sorry of about 60 only 18 put in an that out cannot which be very a fact appearance to DeBamel. encouraging Captain ;
—
special
our
Correspondent.
own
meeting
.
From A
May of Albany held was
NOTES
SPORTING Catholi
Men's at the Society school room on Sunday afternoon last to consider the advisability of chang arid of the best ing the night of meeting, I means of reviving the Society, which, is in a very con may say, languishing dition. The chair was taken by the President Mr. J. Keeley, and there was a the large attendance, including Director and the Very Rev. A. Spiritual V.G. The chairman Bourke, explained the object of the meeting and asked for on the matter. an of opinion expression decided to After some it was discussion, adhere to the usual night, as. Thursday, suitable and convenient being the most Rev. Father Bourke for all. The Very then addressed the meeting, and spoke successful as to the working of the Perth he said, was which, mainly due Society, to the energy and of the perseverance Rev. Father Duff 'and a few of the He the members; thought prominent should be upheld Young Men's Society in every and encouraged way, possible and concluded a hope that by expressing the Albany would soon be in a Society condition. A hearty vote of prosperous to thanks Fr. Bourke for his presence and kind words terminated the meeting. A very successful was reunion given by the members of the Young Men's Society on the evening last, Thursday object Rev. A. to welcome the Very being
Young
27.
— —
V.G.,
.
.
'
boy's
Bourke,
Albany.
to
Songs
were
the evening by Mesdames during and Messrs., Murphy and McGovern, Fowles, McGovern, Handley, Keeley, Mr." Corbett and Hudson. gave a very " Ports's iron entitled amusing reading The best item of the even Wedding." ing was a Fantasia-most brilliantly played Bourke on the violin and Mr. by Fr. Carner on the piano. Mr. McDowell", by .
rendered
National Library of Australia
AND
GLEANINGS. (By
Observer.)
at the sports of the New present Athletic were held on castle Club, which and it the Queen's Birthday, gives me to state to be in a position much pleasure as is the case that they were, generally
I
was
sociauie in any tiling goo up Dy one of the Toodyay habitants district, enjoy A plot able to ah extraordinary degree. in in a central of ground situated position scene of the day's the township was the This piece of land, it will proceedings. is the of to hear, many property surprise It Newcastle Athletic Club. was the by that energetic purchased body recently for tlio sum from Mr. Clarkson respectable On it there is erected a of £180. being the comfort of onlookers and for pavilion for the accommodation room a dressing to be fenced It is shortly of athletes. in, this has been done sports will and when three timeB a and held about be year I was gate-money charged. extremely when informed of all that'the astonished the com club had accomplished during its brief of existence. period paratively in the Pcan safely No other town colony, so much towards the pro has done say, the sports-loving of athletics as motion
—
witli
the Toodyay district. Any one with the particulars given above acquainted me in this. on the will Early agree with the weather was of the 24th morning were entertained that and fears showery, wot. be the day would Fortunately, not much rain and however, fell, was gone the programme, lengthy no with little or interruption. through track was rather The Running sodden, recorded the times and as a consequence would as they otherwiso were not so fast All the arrangements were have been. residents
of
;
public
they
PERTH
1
1 1
i
z
ss
a
.
license
were people houses generated agreed that public and drunkenness, and crime, poverty a source were "of danger to the country. It was therefore, that only reasonable, an they should be given opportunity of showing then disapproval of such institutions. This opportunity would be afforded them under Local Option. He contended that the principle of locai was fair and option perfectly
and
reasonable, in
adoption a
prove
that its predicted Australia would to the inhabitants.
Western
blessing
Mr.
H. Lockyer opposed the proposi tion. He considered that the present sufficient, because, if system was quite the residents in any locality did not wish to see a public house opened near to send in a them, they had merely to the magistrates who would protest to due attention their pay always wishes. He urged that the working of the Local would system Option trouble and dissatisfaction give infinite and would needless impose expense on the colony. Mr. Guilfoyle made a sturdy defence of the method of licensing present and endeavoured to show the Hotels, and unnecessary great inconvenience, be occa which would expenditure sioned in carrying out the provisions of
a
local
Act.
option
Mr. J. Kelly seconded the motion and in the course of his speech, instanced the satisfactory and benefi cial of Local Option in other working a
as
countries, favor.
in
argument
strong
its
On the proposition it
meeting,
was
of 9. It was next meeting would be held.
being put to the By a majority announced that at the a " Mock Trial by Jury" carried
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE. »
THURSDAY
MAY
Appointments.— to be rahdale,
16.
F.
JarCockram, a vendor of internal revenue stamps ; W. G. Jervois to be be Clerk to Government Resident, Wyndham, Cambridge Gulf (confirmed of by the Secretary J. S. State). of Sharks Durlacher, Bay, to witness contracts
of aboriginal natives. The following has been declared a main on road, the recom mendation of the Roads Beverley "A main Board road the leaving York-Williams road at a spot situate a short distance southward from Stanton and Springs, eastwards extending by " Bibikins Hill," to the south passing ward of " Noombling" and crossing the Great Southern Railway line Pingeculand from thence to the schoolline, house at Moorumbine. This track has been marked recently the by blazing trees." The following has been declar " ed a minor road," on the recommen dation of the Greenough Reads Board ; " A minor 1 chain road, wide, starting from the south-east corner of Special Occupation Licensed 1457, and extend side of the ing west along the north north boundaries of Special
Boards.
—
:
Licensed
Occupation 7-414 to
and
7-394
915, road."
The Bankruptcy Act, 1871. In J. U. Youngman and G. F. Holmes, as trading Youngman, Holmes & Co., merchants, Derby: Dividend will be —
.
re
CATHOLIC
YOUNG
MEN'S
SOCIETY.
declared
J
for
refusing any application The great body of the
Bootenall
g> o 1
'
ALBANY.
wore
was
<
dis
some over
murmur
a
"
grateful they Fr. BoUrke out of the him difficulty. and Messrs. J. Corbett then requested to collect J. McGovern any contributions of Albany the people might feel disposed The this laudable to give towards object. of theNational Anthembroughta rendering to a. close. amusement everiing's pleasant ac What might have proved a serious on Great Southern occurred the cident It morning last. Railway on Thursday train as the mail that just appears near the W. A. Land reached the points Company's work shops one of the saloon the some means or other left carriages line, tance
and Dempster
not
;
assist
way
Adams
"
Hifl
could
that ifamajority of persons a to the of opposed opening house in their neighbourhood, to have of ought the power
were
—
—
if
considered
-
—
From
" in The Shamrock" sang to and had respond to style, capital encore. This an gentleman imperative and we hope a voice, powerful possesses have the the last time we will this is not the end it. Towards of hearing pleasure the chairman of the entertainment, with the the Rev. A. Bourke presented address. following V.G. Rev. A. Bourke To The Very We the Very Rev. and Dear Father, and members of the officers Albany C. Y. and behalf M. on of ourselves Society, Catholics of the town, beg to the other this the welcome on tender you a hearty to our visit the occasion of first your to the Vicar since your elevation parish of the diocese. Generalship filled the hearts of The pleasure which of the in other all the Catholics parts its that His on becoming known colony, to Lordship the Bishop had been pleased of long and show his appreciation your and service in the cause of God valuable
request,
special
-
YORK.
;
—
The usual weekly of the meeting was held on above Society Thursday 23rd May, there being about 20 last, Corbett members Mr. P. present. was a elected member. The duly ot additional books question procuring was for the library discussed, and, as a a was committee step, preliminary a formed for the purpose of compiling works. A discussion list of suitable on then took the question of place Mr. J. Delaney Local Option. open ed the debate by proposing That it is advisable to adopt tlie.Social Option in Western Australia." He system said Local meant, that Option simply the have the right to people should decide as to the necessity or otherwise of any proposed Public House. He "
:
on
the
22nd
inst.
and
Jntqcotmual Professor telegram, and will
The
Wallace, about to write a book is
colliers
on
says visit
the
on
in
strike
a
London
Australia, country.
Westphalia,
number 90,000. They are with iunds being assisted by the Eng lish and Belgian coal-miners. The fee paid to Sir Charles Russell, counsel for Mr. Q.C., Parnell, before, " the Times"-Parnell is Commission, Prussia,
reported The affirmed provisions
to be
10,000 guineas. Court of America
Supreme the
legality of the
of
has the Exclusion
enforcing
Chinese
Act.
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Review, recommend
years.
Gladstone Mr.
of
J, White, M.L.C., determined to ship the
has
N.S.W.
two
he
" said That, Pope Leo XIII. standard of a brave and free and. I hope God will bless them people, their free and enable them to maintain :
—
but
plucky
from
of
rescue
made Miss
was
drowning
Long Bay Maud Weyat
walking
recently. with some lady friends, the edge of the cliffs, on
she
into
".S.W. oourne, fell
named
the
A
sea.
Frederick
when
the
cries of the friends, jumped from the of water height and after considerable about 27ft. trouble the young succeeded in bringing for her lady to land not much the worse immersion.
hearing into
it has Solano county, California, demonstrated that peachstones will make as good a fire for household as the best coal in the purposes The instead market. fruit-growers, kernels of the as throwing away of them at the rate heretofore, dispose a ton. A sack of the stones of 24s. will weigh about 801b., last as long as an of coal, and give a equal weight of heat. At many of great intensity in the valley the orchards may be seen stones stacks of peach and apricot great which will find their way eventually and to San Francisco other to places stones be sold for fuel. The apricot as do not bum as readily the peach and will not command as good a price. As soon as the owners find they have a market for the a stones, greater number of peaches will be dried than
In been
'
recent
Booth,
is
ropes remarked
740th time, hope for the
vilest
that sinner
for
a
there
crook All
volley." were
.
booze
no
"
too strong, " He were
it
clamations
Jiniril,"
crying and
about,"
of
a
coz
other
a
in
parties
row
again
by
saying
came there scoff to pressmen of but remained to pray." (" Yells " " and (Gammon.") There is Glory," continued the still hope for the Press," '
some
in
voted Freppel himself
the said he
"for from
General,
%
I believe
I
once
saw
a
a religious drop reporter journal in the contribution box." a shilling the tumult baffled all Here descsiption of "Hallerlouyer," and amidst shouts. "Lor" have could be mussy on 'em" shrieks of "It the unbeliver's heard was
a
'
"Draw
it
swaller
daunted,
ing
on
to
"
He
stole
it,"
old
we can't man; .know." Noth the General however, that "there declare was
mild,
you
everything,
went
"
Tommy Dodd,'
a of saving reporter only caught before he became to be an editor. depraved enough a Once he reached that abyss he was and it was of only a waste gone goose, time about to dip him to fool trying and righteous into the font of truth a
just if
he
also
of
finds
sadly
correspondence
in
and
arrear
other
him Self after with all his
work.
An
National Library of Australia
large
j
j
maple
France
to have
appear
to
nonce,
J
to
associate
my
difficult
except the
use
dis
1
AND
TRUE. YI.
in bless
which and a
scroll
with
j
hung .with
was
the bearing The interior
black.
Mass
was
I
and distributed chemist, to other boys who took them
i
I
is
boy hope
is
lads at
once
j
!
.
and fearful very sight, of his recovery. entertained took their sticks into the of Slattery's Hotel. The blazed Some girls up. a
their
made
there
were
j
escape '
boys them more '
injured. post-office
The
put out. was nearly destroyed son taking postmaster's fire
was
:
owing to the into some sticks a private dwelling. fire the chemical and There caught the some of the in things destroyed '
Several other from
house. narrow
escape Catholics" "Old
The
in
long tried
having session
of the ha\
e
Protestants, have been
chapel
lished
an
Brethren for
of their
appeal in
of Saarbrucken, vain to get pos
the
Church guests
of St. of the
Church they ser hold their desirous of however, and have pub own, to
allowed are,
a
fire.
Catholic hitherto whose
been in
They
vices.
buildings
had
i
-
to
contributions.
"
the
Faith"
(
Evangelical
GlaubensbriiThis appella-
lady weather
ugly
for
you,
you
did
you
.
a
them and they just the spot yet uncovered waters when suddenly they
followed
arrived
near
by the
and
their footing excala,tion.
missed
into
fell
a
deep with them had they not been rescued by a arm from such imminent vigorous danger. Laura recognized as her rescuer the but she had met in the ruins beggar she was unable to speak a word of thanks to him for saving her, because now all had disappeared around dry ground them and her terror was complete. Poor Agnes too was But weeping. she gave a shout of joy, as suddenly she saw her father coming down the It
was
all
over
;
Ah
!
have,
a
may
!
on
pity "I
and merit the
have suffering." very little in that, good Peggy," answered "it is quite orphan, to natural love those who are in I could affliction. Would that give relief to all of them, but alas by do nothing. I can only myself I can over their troubles with them." weep "Do you then reckon as nothing the care said the you bestow upon them," old woman, and the kind words you speak to them when you give them an friend ? It is true the alms for your to receive like poor help but if it be not in an given to them agreeable manner accompanied by a smile it is harder to bear than poverty. Charity in does not away only consist giving an alms or relief, but in treating the with which a kindness, tender poor heart can bestow even when it always has no riches. But what am I doing ?" continued here I am, hastily Peggy, and the dark sky is chattering away a storm. Go home quickly threatening it dear lady. Should begin to rain it me would to think worry sadly you were on the road in this rough weather.Go home by the castle, it is a short and may God protect cut, the good old woman's you." Tailing Laura" followed the road which advice, to the castle conducted and she was a well-known along running path, when suddenly a beggar, covered only out with came of the ruined rags, chapel and held out his hand with a air for an alms. suppliant Such an encounter in so a lonely at first place alarmed and her her, first impulse was to run away, but sheon at the man that perceived looking not seem to he did have any evil intentions and that his countenance was mild and timid. He looked about of age and inspired years twenty-four more did not than fear. Laura pity to give him several she hesitate coins had with her and then went off again with speed, not noticing the searching look the beggar gave her when receiv ing the alms.' She soon at the village arrived and passed it having through perceived the plain was covered -with beyond water. The path she had to cross to to the other bank was not get yet was covered, it but in a few true,, moments it would disappear. Never theless the orphan went towards it, to determined face the danger, so was anxious she to get back to her dear Lady Eliza. But when she got to the plank she felt her courage give of the immense sheet way at the sight of water which her and surrounded the fright to beat caused her heart The
waves around herdashed the rocks with a great violence her to pause in fear. Just causing then she heard a of distress not cry far from her. came from a neighIt
against
j
saw
"Oh my God; recognizing Agnes, grant I may save her !" Then seizing a large a branch from tree willow! which near she lay her, walked boldly into the water, sounding its depth as she went. At the of Laura sight coming towards her, the was shepherdess re-animated one and they advanced towards the other. held They soon each other by the hand, the sheep
See Laura my father and Lady Eliza
come
violently.
!
she
struggling
hill. !
"
j
girj
is
!
young
-
On
less
derj
difference
a
the
"
Monsignor
Chamber, proud
and the the through windows, the fire. One of ran through was much burned and the others
John,
in of
!
local
a
dining-room
The
this
God the poor
j
of
sticlcs
Other
a
Gladstone
a
due to disasters, phos from reported Terowie, phorus, South Two "lads Australia., procured of phosphorous which was some sticks in a case in the kept in a jar of water
possibility
illness
state
with
was
hung
series
was
Mr.
a
is
or
spirit,"
nominal
purely
a
up without
Good
even
Cure of Notre Dame, and was the Absolution given by the Arch bishop of Paris.
who
now
the
"
"
the
by
stuff
will
it is of Holy Scripture, how they are separated name and what is ;
keeping
"
of rock piece of the skeleton crozier with the
"1786-1889."
ness.
his
of
clpth,
.
sacred
same
they
Continued.
the homage done to a and disinterested man of in the name of Angers,
with
porch
little
the
CHAPTER
Catholic practical who seemed almost to have discov of life, but who a ered the elixir died for more short time living ago, after than -When the sum necesa century. came funeral to be sary for a public
The
and
are
TRIED
exposing the stuff' it ignited Lacey, and by the body Of a boy named lie would have been burned to had not a death present person his the clothing ,off body. stripped
Brother
subsided, off
fighting and
enemy,
of each other's "spirit modelled evidently of my flesh and bone
tinction
ist,
yard
we
,
Chevruel, and great chem-
home.
ex
nature. the When started Booth
renew-
a
the
the
libellous
or
pious
Fire there
mere
raising"
for the able, happily in doing honour to M.
A
us
ihrem
von
;
been unite
said
Reporters,"
coming
see
in of
leaves.
was
;
—
"
to
"
decayed carved beautifully
dates
was
earth of the Press.
flesh
bone"
vase
;
much
a
black
old the
the minions continued this fine "old " here on of come business, soldier," but they are very to hard catch. course, seen with He had however, a reporter a in his tear eye" great confusion, and shouts of " Hallerlouyer !" "That's even
aye,
a
unac
paten in also
preservation set in with By- the side
crystal. was
and
chalice
perfect gold ring
the
on
the locution
ics,"
week (says the Catholic Times, 22) the workmen engaged in of the retrothe pavementreplacing choir at Lincoln Cathedral had occa the decayed slab which sion to remove Oliver covered the grave of Bishop on who died November Sutton, 13, 1299. In the a grave they found of
in
"vase."
as
silver-gilt
same
in
their
into
us
;
"
out
that
wor
least of their brethren." If the " Old Catholics" see in the and Protestants, " the Protestants in the Old Cathol
,
General
the poor for about
the
over
of
course
scrimmage
knocked
having
devil
the
During Salvation"
,
distinguished and science ; the native of the town great chemist, delivered he, as Bishop of the diocese, was The funeral service a panegyric. of Notre held in the Cathedral Dame,
in sight evidently interest at last ; for people are actually in both the ing themselves spiritual farewell the and of temporal poor
pressman.
turn
easily
may "vows"
we
one
divine
(Geist are both
the
they
perceived
hope that
we
when
of er necessity a church of our reach out ecting own, the hand of brotherhood to the us,
to his close of
the baptismal of raising To printers striking." " to our terminology,
so
;
also,
the Cathed"the says that
it
Edinburgh,
heretofore. millennium
good
:
for
spirit
because one and for contending
Last March
the
The
adds the
Describing held in
customed ing" and
Leader
lately
ceremony was most,
was
Protestant
their
of
spirit,
Giest), against
bewildering
are
benighted
Scottish
at
ral
man young of Bathurst,
Hobbs,
the
the
perplexities. the Mission
lady
young
a
the
i
ceremonies
to'
roof
a
received willingly ship because churches, they
—
:
there.
Catholic
enough
dom. A
Advocate
"
appeal towns,
our
certain As the
are
explicit the
in Protestants us without saw
Mr.
to to refuse.
more
of
passages
slight grounds of Fr. Damien's report for the we refrain
the
have arrived
the
is
would
is incorrect, from present commenting on it at any If it be true, Fr. Conrardy is length. to take his place, and at the settlement another and by this time clergyman, nuns who were their to some on way should the at leper colony Molokai,
of the Ameri-i at the banner whom to the Holy Land, in audience last special
month,
he read."
for
are
death
hey
pilgrims received
the
there hoping that
oooks
obliged Melbourne
As
colts entered for the English and Derby of 1890 by the s.s. Orizaba, will about the leave Somewhere 15th prox.
Looking
was
Says
year
ling
can
"what children
on
where
meadow,
the against in the vain endeavour to guide flock of sheep. She will cried out Laura, perish,"
young current a small
cart,
They
us
and
now
is
bringing with him.
waving signs were. they Lady Eliza was trying by her gestures re-assure the On to young girls. to the rapid flood she had run seeing to Agnes' who fortunately was father, to get help. her neighbour, He had not the of the perceived swelling because he was working in the waters, see
us."
to-
In
are
there
fact,
fields.
Soon they
both held the objects of within their embrace, time all stood safe on the hill. There they had no reason to fear the inundation. The beggar who had rescued them from was with drowning provided and the warm dry clothes, young .
United
bouring
their
solicitude and in a short
,
five
the
,
in
Catholics" But still
.
been
recent
a
and justi significant " identification of the Old as "New Protestants."
extremely
.
and has convert, for four or States
is
the
-
She
Washington.
is
fies
.
at
tion
-
at
Mercy
has American enterprising. publisher hon. the offered just right gentleman article no than £100 to write an longer of the Contemporary would fill a page
of -Bishop Temple the ieceived white of the of Sisters
.
veil
niece
a
has just the Convent
.
Hugo,
.
Miss of London
girls
their changed reappeared,
also
Soon they fresh
and
bath
that reassured.
all
rosy
good
after
their
Lady
Eliza
garments. so looking dangerous felt
quite
her then able to thank and to ask him how it was himself he had found so suddenly within reach to rescue them. on had "You compassion my answered the beggar with an misery," Italian accent: alms 'relieved "your me from hunger of which I had felt the pangs for several days. I followed bread and then I bought you Signora, to follow I will continued confess you. to see your face again, for it I wanted to me one I had seen in my recalled childhood. Then when I saw early and direct the village you go through towards the country I had your steps a double motive for following you fori to grief in the feared you might come of this inundated middle plain. in time to rescue I was Fortunately the peril into which your you from own good heart hJ thrown you." manner The frank in which the had said all this rendered young man the service he had done doubly praise and Lady Eliza promised to worthy, reward him generously. The first of was thing to be thought a to give him and night's lodging to see to that, undertook Agnes' father was for he also determined to fully choose his gratitude. When they had gone, Laura became He had said that very thoughtful. she reminded him of his early child hood and it seemed to her that this not altogether a stranger was beggar to her. above The sound of his voice all had struck she was her, though unable to remember where she had heard it. Having made known her to her adopted mother, she thoughts was to question him the authorized next day on what he remembered. was no vain curiosity which in It duced the orphan to.make this inquiry. fate of her father The mysterious was to the poor a source of anxiety ever letters to child. 'Her her friend of inquiries were.ever full Doctor Filose but his researches on the subject, had Laura
was
liberator
1
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the with
am
either-
than
worse
dren
no
taken
were
in
lunatic provincial In oldentime, the Catechism instruction secular
the
same
reason
thank
and bless God, for my mother me death-bed gave papers which to you and which belong "may prove useful to you. "Have in papers you these your asked possession at present ?" hastily the orphan. "No, unfortunately, said the young " man. I have hot got them with me, but they are safe and you perfectly will be able to get them easily. Had I had any idea I should have met you not have left some them "day, I should in Italy; but when my dying mother sent to place for me these papers in entered the ser my hand, -I had just of a vice Frenchman who had a on and was the' passion for travelling, her
'
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through Germany to accompany with him. Not knowing your whereabouts, Sig I thought best to leave the it nora, addressed to you in the care of parcel our him not to parish priest, begging to it but with give my anyone which he would ask me authorization, of journeying her. I was
point
for
case
in
"You answered could even
of necessity." acted wisely, Lady Eliza.
good Bernard" Perhaps you now us inform as to the I am contents of the papers ?" abso on that point. When lutely ignofknt them- to my care, my mother confiding refused
positively
from giving about the often
answer
any And
of my often
head. she had abstained me the least information whom I had so young girl "
.
even
.
that
before
'
that
on
questions
to
pitied.
when
the
Schools. i
"
A
little
schools" is Austrian tbe
manding
in
more-
religion the Catholic has Reichsrath twelve the last
what for
the
party in been de months. head of it,
is at Lichtenstein the the Austrian and among all papers one there is not that bias opposed the with Catholic more bitter programme Presse. Yet ness than the Neue 'Freie
Prince
has1 lately an very journal published of the frightful account that immorality theis rife risiDg among generation,: in of the more province especially this
LoWer-its
which
Austria, mid1 dries capital,
lias
not
National Library of Australia
of
Vienna contain
for more
Mi-.
of;
taw
its prevent from therapeutio powers known. The celery should bri into bits, cut boiled in writer uritil 'stiff' arid the water drank by the patient. Put'new with flour and m'ilk, nutmegwith into a saucepan the boiled
concluded Parcel!
being
and
compulsory,
was
such not, was children
was
and
a
th«nk
whatever
but
ened,"
have which
previously
statements, Catholic paper, that the remedy
been, aive
show
in their faith redress : then
for
and
the
thau
worse
this
they
hand tbitf
WeAtherecl
Cdilibpie Storm.
The
shows
a mass of particulars, among of which was memorable. German vessels Eber and Adler," the States United sloop NipsioHer when already lost, Majesty's
and were
willing brotherly
oe
fajled
the
harbour.
in
vessels
When
anchors
had
together
of
the
for
Captain
to
and save
the
years
momeiitarily to themselves, to a tribute
commander.
English
The
returned
Calliope
the.
of the Trenton, though disaster a fatal expecting raised a ringing cheer as the of the" brave, daring
crew
the
of the
crew,
as
greeting
heartily. THE
SINKING
The
OF
THE
incident
next
was the sinking of. was Her, rigging thronged found itself with men when the Trentbn. in its worst Its fires were difficulty. were of out, the sails gone, the pouring
the Vandalia.
the'
on
danger between
Vhich
waves
on
on Apia to band " Banner,
to
clinging At. the
tlie
colours,
ship's
the
of a collision imminent arid the Trenton the Vandalia, the last hopes of would destroy
rigging.
the.
and
useless,
was
the survivors
Brown,
was
llie
juncture ran Trenton, only
flag
Vandalia's.
Lieutenant
this
up the ship's that floated at
that
ordered the ship's day, "The play Star-spangled.. and sent other man of cvery into the port-rigging; company that the to
their
weight and
storm, the gale,
on
their
would
of the ship. help the manoeuvring the arid the Vandalia As Trenton for the collision, Trenton approaehed Vandalia crew. men cheered llie The well as they could, latter as with replied but by exposure, as that ly, recognizing" tlieT gopd-hearted Trenton was their doner. uhwilling:execii never! enough tbe Trentbn Singularly came a dock1 iriore than alongside gently their
throats
enfeebled
now touched the Vandalia, her stem swarriied whose survivors upon the'deck into comparative Trenton's safety/ of this The details disaster entirely remove of blame' from the idea every
No body. neglected. in bblpless
human All the the
precaution vessels were
seething
waves,
for
the.
come, sit down I ine
!
in
iiieuuuueu.
of
cases
is
claimed, cured or
been
the
of
adoption jtxi
least
named
jtbe
two-sDiruS
heart
disease
rheumatism
to
year— rheu
of
it
country,
by
reiueuy
one
died
have
taken
-aire'
arid
its
can
be
obeying
law
in
have
to
is
cooked
it
boiled
it,
as
a
above
manner
writer
makes
way.
Try
to
eat
of
arid
once,
:
if is a
celery af'ttir
vegetable"
use
by by
celery to be
The
described.,.
constant it
as
prevented diet. But
unhesitatingly proper way
The
specific.
my
is
it-
so
destructive maintairied
so
mariy
the
of
Smallpox,
not
which
proDounced
an
question
hand
gout.
physicians,: nature's incurred you 'have
without
iu
it
this
would
you
do without with any vegetables, of the single exception potato, rather than celery. Ctioke'd is a col'eiy delicious dish for the arid the triblo, most conducive to the health of any be vegetable that cau mentioned.-—
1
the
the
expressing
to your attentive
owe
the end.
to
Lords,
my
in
Lordships
'
Leeds
My
Wake' an attempt to repay. and myself have had colleagues '
responsible riot defend, but nation, leaders the
We the
duty.
a
had
leaders nation to itself; nation whom a
merely the of
to
sought to scourge was .whose hopes it dash to the ground. as
h aye
wood,
defend
;
This
a
"
WE' ARE
THE
THE
ACCUSERS—
of that birtli
was
alive
intend
that in
ACCUSED
hope
that'
"this
it
tllere
aire
ninny"
—
thank
and, earnest,
the
of the
ever
the has
dispelled,
race,
'
mighty
empire.. Sir
was
simply
attempt
who was Charles, resumed his signs of kindred the at
spectators. ripplause,
mediatelysuppi'essed.
very seat
feeling
the
Ihere which
a
which
an
im-
is to
a
popular
the
gradually people in
mine has in irrigation
Berry experiment
an
and
scale,
will
cause
has
Six
try a
extent
a
small
attained
many
AtChristmas example. grass up being dried not do with anything
The
was
known
Madame
small
gated
was
and'
town in
day,
itself
trying
visibly
the
from
of the. parts colony (says the and in some where Leader), districts, the farmers the have up to present time attention to the given little it, is felt at the results. greatest surprise In the Smeator district the manager of
amidst on
house-, looks and
various
would
affected;
women
busy
tlie
town. of irrigation
value
j
ftir
or
manifest
making
;
and
other
was
The
God,
tlie that cloud, cloud, weighty the rested on of a noble history and dimriied the of a glory
1000'
making purchases
rooms
;
dispelled,
.80
a differ striking between the country women, ruddy with good- health, lively in manner and vigorous in movements and their pallid, distressed-looking, and slow-moving sisters from the close
country—
this
of
age
country ence
thoughtful for thinking that it 'themselves upon this question ; will' remove gross that riiiscbri'ceptibris uuion lit will 'hasten the driy of true and belWeeri tfue recqncijiatiriif tlio people of Ireland arid the people of G reat Britain the advent of thnt .and "that1 with tr'ue union and reconciliation ilicre wiil be in
minds,
of
proportion
aii
manners
;
minds
the
On coriiparitig of ladies
store
inquiry
as tb.'the tlie motives character, aims of' the Irish people arid tlie the Irish that it people will
earnest
at Somer-
Vincent, which' gave of which are
ewe
that of out but 50, were
all
80,
wives.
a
will
to show
over
will servo deyelopriient, of individuals vindication remove the baneful miscon
than
ceptions arid the leaders'of set
said
future
its
more
that
I"
no
iriore
A.
all
reported, who attain
still
is 461 in a total of' a years and of farmer's wives the 800, do not show by any means that farmhouse work wears out the woirien. Both women arid men rust out faster than out. are they wear The returns
the
journal).'
an
her
hail
1000, figures
this
opening
represented claim leave
Mr.
Up-
mtire
to
case I said that we Mv" Lords, I accused. to say that to-day' the posi is the revei so. We are the accusers tion the accused are' here to the (pointing arid Times counsel of represehtatives
In
lambs
A occurred
is
as
If,'
ilEKE."
ARE
town, had to four lariibs, and thriving.
farmers
blessing.
pre-eminently designed— man, it has been his vindication,
one
triplets.
pro first
of
out
Dorset, of crop
instance remarkable ton,! Somerset, where
the
Designed— ruin
a1
cast
inquiry,
has proved
curse,
%
nation and
'a
to
sought
Handley,.
seastiri's "present than less seven
defend it
of instances extraordinary are lambing The reported;' that in which of Mrs. Bragg,
is
to
of
Mercury.
Two
lific ;
be/glati'to
general part of
arid
this
rheumatism
so a hearing. I according hafe spoken riot merely' as an advocate for the larid 'of I have ripokeii my birth ; but I feel, I have that profouriilly feel, in been tlie best inter to, speaking the country where my ests of Erigland'of laborious life' have' been prisSed; years I have and where received kindness, arid which consideration, I shall regard,
ed.
VANDALIA.
that
persons
might
rheu
neither s
agonizing ally, much dreaded is
'
and .the into
iu
tbe ascribed
unknown.
formerly
have
cannot
,
headway by inches, gathered moved at a snail's, pace prist finally" steamed Trentbn. As the Calliope formed the 450 men who safety and
have of this
empire, they in the solution
obligation
engines the other
she
gouti show
prevented
persecution
be
can
acid
sustaining blobd ihe is
while
that,
which
sooner
I
into cbrvetlce and the his cables, storm, slipped for an of appreciable period Calliope, still Then'; remained time, perfectly
officers
let ever
BIRTH."
threw the, head the teeth of the
the
and
2,650
—
who
;
Kane
ailriient
;
ship
resolve,
of
pririiary
Statistics
miseries
"spoken
after coming into collision, Calliope, with the, Vandalia, resolved to abandon to her her anchors and trust for engines in It was a momentous safety flight.
has
the
nor
matism
to
memories
celery, eat
declaration and again and with that cold or but simply
produces,
;
they and, that
interest in recent
of
tor
who
the'
disease,
there
1876
the to
let
anu
toast,
'painful is
the arid
alkaline,
matism
hate out
hold;
friendship,
Dygonss,
'the
with
not to
is
cause,
then, 'on
then, perhaps the 'people change of all, their this busied with country, knew or little, concerns, thoughtor cared little for Ireland ; to-day hrive taken this to'heart, question' the truth oF the fact recognizing misrule means in Ireland weakness
little,
incident
if
'are
bygones, hopeful
own
even
stofy,
breasts;
countrymen
buried
that
striking
a
their
'tlie
Such
experiment, He adds
never
develops blood
in,'
arid
of
escape, and. the loss of
in
yield.
'
of
has cbtne
hope
of
pieces
arid
potatoes
soon
damp
placing
means
al
be
the
about
detailed hurricane
of
nygones
tiib
to
ion
their looked upon island with disgust,
to-day,
How
lo-day, of majority
a
buoyant
is
they
disease.
coristitut
with
warm
of a physician, tried the again, uniform success.
arid
political
a great been won
it,
to-day,
sacrifices;
enough
will
great many of the people of despair with a feeling possessed made and unrequited the past efforts
were
may
foregoing an anti-
clearly
mnch
is
evil
the the from
great
it
with
it
community.;
have
people
united
organizations surface of society,
the a
God for
the
Austria.
secret
in the
fatitor
practically
a
constituted
social
or
Upper
as
Theri, beneath
burrowed
serve
'
speaks
people. '
calculating rightly next to the side mass of resistance
be Continued.
Irreligious
teaching
Ireland
asylumns.
.
To
the
has since Religion from the schools, so that been relegated " the should people enlight get more
oil '
chil to
crime among unheard of in "either
Lower
The
I was very face, although and now after you young when I saw I have, been able to recogeight 'years nize a trait' of the features of the child I knew. It is a favour for which I your
on
40
.
the
that.is
suppose
I
tbu's:
defence
'
most
badly. why I never
mus
speech the Irish My Lords (he party. with narrow a restricted, frrinc-said), Ireland nricertriih hirie, spoke with rip voice. Now, with the fuller franchise,
unfortu
so
what 'to claim of virtues healing are plants iriade. One continually being of- the latest is that celery is a care for rheumatism it is ; indeed, asserted that the disease! is if impossible the veget able be cooked and freely eaten. The fact that it is always the put on table or
—
—
anil
And,;
year
as
thing almost '
regulations. less than
every
treated
you
Russeil
in
discoveries be discoveries of the
Speech.
'
his
ytrtuesTH
"
police worst,
bear
see
Charles
Sir
Charles
Sir
of sel's
anir
Station,
Now
;
fringing
information recent at. Samoa the manner of the Calliope's the circumstances attending Ibe make American ships
to
Conclusion
forward to, or looking the for their punishment Last year, than misdeeds. no less 1592 the hands of children passed through the police of these, 205 were charged ; 24 with 36 with nocturnal theft, rioting,with gross immorality, and 650 with in tained—
tfeixm,
a
undergoing
in woman, whom you lived' two I for As was misery years. to earn I was own bread, obliged my at service in the neighbourhood, but I often witnessed all had to suffer/ you bled for you and I could not My-heart
forgot
.
:
to is compelled keep province two reformatories for depraved juve niles with of both each accom sexes, modation for 200. In the provincial 100 children are now de jail, being
,
nate
of the
son
about as so many eggs The Germans arid boiling pot. Americans were for the con wrecked verse of the reas„ri that the Calliope their was saved— namely, because were old and weak-. engines
The
accents.
"Yes
acconnt
knocked
were
in.
-
this
facts
"
from
one-
few
.
,
.
:
culled
about a
.
than 2,300,000 inhabitants-— half of London. Here are
-
ineffectual. been qiiite midst of the unexpected which she enjoyed with her happiness dear she could friend Lady Eliza, never divert her mind from sad about the. author of her days. thoughts She was therefore impatiently waiting for the next day to, come that she might Italian the young who interrogate her or had Imown perhaps family, had heard of something which would her a clue to her father's where give not did share, abouts. Lady Eliza all her hopes; however in she called the beggar, He .seemed eveh.ihore shy than on the previous day and appeared much moved at the sight of his young com .Without for her to patriot. waiting him, he addressed her. question I have "Pardon if me, Signora, dared to make enquiries of my hosts about your name and country. It is of the. utmost to me that importance my not me. should deceive memory what I have to remind you Perhaps of may cause and your you great pain, commiseratibn for me may be changed into hatred when I shall have made I Nevertheless myself known to you. must not shrink from my duty on that account1. "I am, Bernard, Henrietta's eldest soii." On hearing this Laura gave a start and for a while seemed to fee! a kind of repulsion for in trembling the beggar who continued the.
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in
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then
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little
so it,
water,
padlock
watered was and three
to last that
been on
results his follow year the he could
he thought and he
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a
week.
only
10
acres.
cows horses were kept fat on the paddock since tlien and the be as good as it was tti grass is alleged before at any time!of the year.
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t
to Gain mountain. is
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until
I usually
patient. doctor'.
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reflection." personal A bore meeting
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than
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money,"
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as
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:
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than the
longer
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you
father
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to
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I
of
said
President," "
building In short,
is
gull—
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is
to
expectedly that
—
speech dinner deliver A in
one
only than
to be worse
called
to
prepare not be
is,
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aud
speech,
after-
an
asked
to
it. con
corner
there
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are
will
is,
of
world
of this
other
or
that
us
tells
temporary
some.
ours, read
may that you the
A
Scotch
by
plagued
gentleman
in a cork leg dressed procured poachers and shoe, and sent it through a stocking the village by the town neighbouring that it had been who crier, proclaimed on the previous in a man-trap found who Mr. Ross's in grounds,
night
to
desired no
more
poaching
to
On
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master at
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:
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:
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common
uouter
number,
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gender, bread."
with
agreeing
that.
after
Johnny."
butter,
There
owner.
The school At.— his three children " Friend Pass
with house.
teaing"
friend's
a
the
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the
to
it
return
!
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the
Can
motive
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silent
about it you
secret
from
going not
breathed
Mrs.
Frank
nobody Mrs.
me.
her
that
yesterday me
?
assure
in
Speedy husband
business, and to mention it,
to
fail
Candor learns
ever
and
told was
:
a me
just
begged
I haven't
it.
wish
to
long
"
was.
visits several of danger. in the patient doctor continued
what
corporal farmer,"
retorted one," Smith
The
You
take have
must
a
yet
these from
out
J
sir
seller
first
women
given Here's
Calves.' he turned
from
the
country, dandy young
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a
are
liira
some
"
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TL
at,"
leave
to
'
on
essay
an
in
you book
too
that
;
yourself. team football
is
well-known
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in
person, iguorant his mite towards his
him,
first
replied mind
social
"
" "
but
much, upon the second."
the
world, contribute
to
who
but after
I
believe
he though immediately
killed
on
entered
the
There
was
real
that out
for
"
rubber
"No,
J
world
j
|
case.
will
Kinds
my
op
never.
son,
do
laid
down bis and followed
glasses,
a
rubber
YeB,"
music
from in
the a lot of blow up and
bis the
wiped sou
into
band."
said tlio add that
old
man,
"
wore
the
snapping tightest.
him
where
bis
sides,
bowels
are
To there
gish. things pill.
It
the
liver
and
are
uf
them mark.
the a
good,
Now,
costipated,
will
this
like
act
a
doing
its
of
the
organs digestive matter. ous the But good
be well andrelialbe
one
less
or
dull
fells
pain in
unhappy
like charm
nothing
into
may
safe, when
under-,
everybody
be sure may his liver and
remedy is
As
it
kind,
some
either
a
the his
slug if
state
good catharto by stimulating and
duty,
a
few for
really very commended
honestly
and has more and back he
sleepy,
the
riding
accumulated
poison
docs not gripe and pain pill sick and miser neither does it make us us, a hours It acts on the able for few a day. entire time system at the same glandular will be worse else the after-effects of the pill the
than
by most
disease pills
itself.
result
the contain. is
Sucli they be used. should never produce hemorrhoids.
which and even
The griping of irritating pills
are
They
caused
drugs harmful,
sometimes
Without
having
desire
chemists one
I will
pants
aud
upon
aud
medicine
know
we
desirable cause
of
that
vendors,
as
the-
actually
possesses the quality. They remove the the correct liver brain, the bowels to act. with
-
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ease
Johnnie. "What ? Is it
I have caused music and the by a leather band," suiting to action the ho reached around word, for a strap, knew it he and before John felt million rubber as bands if. eight to
of takes pills mention what should be.
head,
there
overshoot
or
pressure
you
"
shoot
seem
be Most
can use.
popular
than
pre intelligently occurs the difficulty to make a pill, or
here
them,
that
pills
every
Bands.
paper, his
of
better
is
all
next room, where Johnnie had a rubber baud from one side of the stretched wood- box to the oilier, which he began to with his pick fingers. "Now, ppp, havo heard music you can say that from
million
be
can it
only
right may
it
as
xu-uay
greater
contrived especially with greater accuracy, of the various in
we
mean you that ,rubber figures you then do they play music ?" " Naw, pap. Come out iu the next room and I'll let music you bear some from a rubber baud." The old gentleman becoming interest
ed,
But
Easy
only
hear
ever
?" said
be
machines
provided
pared.
siuau.
infiinitely
the
We
move,
the
on
fertiliser.
a
four
in
in
and
as or
medicine
back
to praise one above any particular pill Mother nevertheless, name mother, we may, manufactured wellPills, by the Seigcl's Limited house of A. J. White, kiiown 35, aud now sold Read, London, Farringdon by
and asparagus I10 gave us the
friends supply us."
band
towards We are
catnip and
terror
Pap, did yon
|
a
for
taking far
comparatively with
by
pill,
and
coroner
Made.
produced
pill
rough
a
of dates
was are
a
it
are
and purpose, iu the proportions too, gredients employed. No form of medication
in
when
The buy. his kindness
cur
to
SILVER
LEVERS, Guaran GALLE'S, Albany.
Pills
pills
rapidity for the
left
wasn't
it
time
funny
pills
they
terror the that ho lay The coroner
a
days
to
rough
to
three
like
be able
he was," did not
whoop
of
ciemana
cnlled
rabbits,
backyard, of
HUNTER at J. years,
custom
form
a
—".A
days:
some
Two
an
intercourse,
Cook
was
Pray, ?" voyage Porson,
it
round order
in
served
are
particular
grow
our
i
received
compliment.
voyages
to
look
!
players. to in the lan was tliem speakin' just understand best." they guage once at a Por6on Professor being where the conversation dinner party his Cook aud turned Captain upon
asked
this
trust
had
another for using in addressing the language " I said the culprit, "Well,"
celebrated
in
D
two
r
has the following,
terrors"
wants
one
should
as
had rebuked
forcible
us
no
body
—
left-handed
spectator
thanks
in
travelling,
a
our
to
it
present
rather
and has
'
thy mother." when on especially board of a" steamboat, there is one per be most son to whom should you and obliging, and even antici attentive his should be wants comforts pate liis made to other con every paramount better In
be
Wo
a town and pop over a dozen capture and his was leading citizens, picture certain to in some illustrated appear time has gone paper as a hero, but that Terrors have become by. dog-cheap
trying
who Quaker trouble. "Yes," of The Rearing
said Aminadab, the shop, " theo
1
.to
John
cures
will see Chron
"
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field.
Kicker
first
passed. considered
j
Smith. bring
;
»
wilted daisy on the street. counted 18 bullet-holes in his body and that there wa3 110 call humbly observed for an The age of the terror inquest. was
homely-dressed
a
had "
had
said
?"
1
minutes
his
j
are
to
as
jack
seven
lia3
Jones."
You
not,
in custody, alias Jones, said the magistrate.
well," the two
try
shooting
that
;
ROTHERHAM
Ct
The
by
'
of himself." that he ought to be ashamed offender was An old lately brought of peace. The before a learned justice informed his as a preliminary constable,
he
see
iespousioiuiy seemed thought 6he retired and
unappreciative New Mexico,
'uttered
—
"
to
au
of the "
pure Bitters
and cost, trifling you and have good health.
How
the kind two or
are
himself The terror of the Black struck Kiver,' our town the other day with a wild yell and started in to forecloso on a mort The boys were gage. mostly asleep or
!
easy, pretty good salary ?''
alias'
teed
'
fair. I Hra, ye-es, Pretty draw twelve hundred a year. Save say one and run in debt seven hundred, can't live on huudred and if a bachelor
Alice
1
or
Arizona bow
showing
"
Very
C
second her
masters
over it
P C
<X/0
policeman
a
wants
uanus
with
them
put your Dr. remedy,
uuuuou
exclaiming, both you're
you
j
:
worship that Simmons,
our
sober
|
his he.
replied follow you
for
If
3_
1.
prevail !
lie.
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you
call
I'll
eh ? that
I '
a
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!.
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Asked
I
asked
"
but
woman".
j
out
the
as
reckless
woman
wusu
cor
make
not
good
a
medi
humbug
harm,
icle.
policemen hammered to death two never desperate boys who will taken ? alive, blow your whistle
;
!—
was
bill,
»
will,
a
uo
'
at times
a.lways
an
you
vile
so
;
exerting
three
it '
again." tne prove
You
of
uud
?"
it
|
it
doctor's
did
I'
sideration
—
you give any explanation this ? to do crime you prompting don't You know, Judge Prisoner: idiots and malicious these how cunning are Idiots be. Judge : Tut, tut, can me. and like men, you have Tell: I Mrs. Al. something But. can keep to tell you. you terrible I
"
give and,
of the box, the powers
one.
queried
;
the
for
street
!
ww
is
Times.
that
trust Soule's
don't you of this get out alley hear from me," shouted a Spencerwoman to a couple of lioys who " on the fence. Flow ?" pounding
you'll
1
"
If
j
your
bystander
cine
!" a
"
I'll
out
by
outlaws
it
at
is
a
against
was patient considered
as
Jones, Jones:
Now,
Lawes,
Hard
much of the does you only in that simple, American Hop
using
or
card, said, of us--our
one
name;"
your
both
i
visits."
A
Melbourne Punch. is being A countryman of an imbecile. murder
until
"Better
called
A colonel
will
of Wales."
Prince
was
!
un
upon after-dinner
" !
If
that.
house
said
run
a
to
woll.lrnnwn
tiia
u
he diJu't his make Pity The corporal trade." asked thereupon " A the colonel what his father was. " he didn't make you Pity gentleman."
said
is
that
thing
being make
quoth addition
gu
yourself
my
"
an excited detractor as
a
name
'
lie
father
my opponent a contractor, and has feathered from the stones stolen with of our new material City Hall fraud a feathered !" he's a
debatev, well as nest his
his
why
else,"
the
danger
Lawes." " Felix. Then
"
is
1
remark.
of
"No;
establishmum."
dis
in
"You
his
More
will much so on you stop spending fine rich food and clothes, style, buy good,, and better healthy food, cheaper clothing real and substantial of life get more things and foolish the every way, especially stop habit of employing expensive quack doctors
,
only
wui
who of them, presenting shall hear from
One
the
replied will
hear
to
No Tf
on
by
'
;
is
a disturb creating were called Theatre, the celebrated Felix was iu the same box.
Lawes, Dublin
order
them
sorry,
lie,
That
McCarthy,
1
Mr.
"
you
Miey
conceal
witness
after
bell
one
to
a gateway in through passing " ran a post. I wish against was in the lower was regions,"
rectness whether
?" inquired a the second bell of a coloured "No, porter. gentleman " dat am de answered the porter, sail," de fust ov bell. We hab second ringin' but
is
might
A
father. Is that
"
if
the
at
were
post
you
of
name
may
said Scribbler, Candidus," over going wild fairly Can "Indeed," replied
you,
angry somewhere
son.
but
"
youth, of taking advantage
think
that his
every his
tell
service." A man the dark
!"
saloon
offered
not said
advantage ?" " Oh yes," replied my
Yes,"
and
tipptJiriiu
poems." my "I am didus, wish to you calms down,
anvil This
the
hammer."
refreshment
yonder
not
you
farther."
the public
" "
Sheridan
the
I
I fear attention."
yutiL
deal
great "I
the is ody consolation probably has. man in a fight undermost on was elected A Nevada politician All he of a single merits speech. the follow said was,. "Fellow-countrymen,
could
" "
"
his
hairs of his " 13 that so said "Yes,"
j
as
ance
Mediterranean." economical wife,
some
babbling
replied no," No, have not been listening." An old proverb says
me.
The take you In .troth, cheese o' this
himself.
no these humbug about said as he sardines," Brown, helped from himself to a third a newly plateful opened box genuine ar"they are.the anl all the way from come the ticle,
you
asked
everybody," mother.
uncle,
when
numbered.
all
bald
a
what the Bible says." Tommy pondered a minute in " " silence." If Well," said he finally, the Bible it must be so; but says so, bet the angel I'll who does the counting feels when ho comes mighiv glad to a man with a head like (Judo Jim's. Additional.— -Two brothers of the
Sandy,
;
a
interested that the
were
the
hired, himself down before
set
help "
who has
"
having cheese
that he might said to him,
uuutiui
after
"
to
speak
9
A blockhead, time to Sheridan, have been intruding
lasts
Clay, to
think." " There's
manners
dandy to thought
a
head with !
time to breakfast." long " answered a master," he, size is na sae soon eaten
a
for
speak
The understood
much told him
very-
mother
arrive."
ploughman had
the
,
"
I
was
,
Well,
am," he
audience
for
Have
house ?"
Tommy,
Little
said to
sir,
a
said "I
Douglas Jerrold ?" going on to-day
what's
?"
replied resolved
are
master
please that is a
latter,
you
farmer
a
him
it "
speak, but
"
but we ex Replied, "No; it aud when it pect every minute, I wilLsend arrives it up to the chamber of Madame."
1
might
hurriedly boy who
English."
can
a
"
congressman
Yes,"
seems
your
to
"May
a
prisoner. judge said the honour," yopr
"
ppsterity." "and it
in which
the acci Iowa mentions An paper of a doctor and a lawyer, dental shooting fears of their recovery." and has " strong in said "I see face," villain your to
"
the
replied
tedious "You Clay, generation,
Henry
"
a
A prosy,
prison
grated.
best
is
down,"
not
-
lie
it
without travel A well-filled
panion. the best. " Which to sleep ?"
frieud"is
case
smallpox in the "perfectly
who
boy,
(
like
nutmeg
a
When
?
High
for
But your the didate," said, solicitor, then count on your assistance
Position.—
in
the
you
a candidate solicited rather for vote the wasthe you," reply. a
.
Ascend When window Never
£
a
a
than
"
answer.
How
election I would
"
vole.
v
.
—
suitable
is
Because
?
person
adores
he
—
to
.
that
anything
dumb
"and
.
is
Why
a
Bright,
down
.
Yes, replied his maker."
blackboard. a
is
"
Hollo way's Ointment and Pills. Influenza.— The Coughs, soothing pro of these medicaments render them perties well worthy of trial in all diseases of the In common colds respiratory organs. and influenza taken the Pills, internally, and the Ointment rubbed over the chest and are efficacious. throat, exceedingly When influenza is this treat epidemic, ment is" safest the easiest, and. surest. Pills the blood, remove Holloway's purify all obstacles to its free circulation through the lungs, relieve the engorged air tubes and render without free, respiration the the reducing strength, irritating nerves, or the spirits such are depressing the ready means of saving when suffering is afflicted with anyone colds, coughs, and other chest bronchitis, complaints, are by which so many persons seriously and afflicted in most permanently countries.
a
lately,
.
education
a
_
of
board
first
for
Begging
-
drink. The
Bar—
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credit.
the
at
Pleading
At the Grand Hotel, Paris, rather hastened lady, excited, and asked the counting-house," of one of the small tight-clad are on duty in that precinct,
said to. admirers him ought to give man." self-made
_
One of Disraeli's " Yon John Bright,
©nhg.
.
an-ir
or
Pills are covered with aSeigcl's aud harmless causes coating which resemble thus tliem to pearls, rendering to the as they are them as pleasant palate disease. If effective in curing a you have cold aud are threatened with severe a fever, in the head, back, and limbs, one with pains will break and pre or two doses up the cold coated A witii a vent the fever. tongue, the is caused brackish taste in mouth, byMother tasteless
iu the stomach. A dose of Sei matter OftenPills will effect a speedy cure. food in the stomach decayed partially bowels &c. and sickness, nausea, produce bowels with" dose of these Cleanse the a foul
gcl's times
and
will follow. kinds of pills, they do not many before make you are you feel worse better, the best doubt, family They are, without all discovered. They remove physic ever natural functions the in obstructions to pills,
good health
Unlike
either
sex
without
any
unpleasant
effects
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Levers
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Summer
Practical and
Watchmaker Rundle
of
(Late
HAY
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
Adelaide,
HAS
and
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in Levers and riding
description
English stand
ranks of Life.
most
fact
these
They
giving MAIN
great
from
tution,
in
efficacious all
and
ages;
vigour
OF
LIFE.
as
a
never-
the
cause,
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as
incidental
FAMILY
GENERAL
a
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the
throughout tions
by
sold
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for
almost
Purchasers
v,
the
on
Boxen
633,
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look If
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the
addres
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not
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are
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BOOT
T.
(Late
W.
&
Britnall),
PERTH,
STREET,
thanks to the public returning generally tbas for past favours, beg to announce manufacture all classet are to prepared they
IN of
COLONIAL
BOOTS,
sible notice. Also, varied assortment and the
of
BOOTS and English
Goods Colony.
TOR
J
and and
Grindery
Good hand. in exchange
the
shortest
hides
in
stock,
large Gentlemen's,
to
despatched
a
-.Uppers kangaroo all
OF
KAY'S
KAY'S torant,
for
a
Coughs,
HAY
TIC
PILLS,
Face
a
&c.
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ers
curing
for
G. H.
for
in
Is.
3d.
2s.
6d.
and
a
quietness
spe
Quality
only
ors
in
Ale
House Famous and Guiness's
for
6d.
;Bass's
Stout.
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All
DSLUCEY,
HOTEL
Quinine,
Comfort
Every
and
is
with
Convenience
Ar
And
contains
England.
brilliantly
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and Beers
Spirits
and
Visitors,
Watts'
far-famed
Tables,
and
lighted,
and
of Burroughe's
Sinistra
KlYBBOsTstok-
Travellers
for one
the
is
of the
resort
Brands
W. G, The
of lovers
of
always
obtainable,
the
Attendance
ab
Boot
WimbeidgE,
gQtir
and
STREET,
(opposite
george's
st.
conducted
'
FUNERALS of the Colony, connected
therewith
shortest
.the
notice;,
1"
Furnisher,
i.
PERTH. in any
and all attended
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will
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on
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CURRIER
and
price
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game.
at last
mim
or
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Funeral STREET,
jun
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dressed
era
replete
—
were
qualities
about double Season.
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General
upwards.
8d. Is. 6d. Is, 6d. and upwards.
2s.
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and
2s.
Ladies' and Girls' Hats and Bonnets,
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of
stock.
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6d.
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for
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undeniable
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W.
Customers
Horses
Broken
port,
are
many profits for our
Hotel.
York.
and
opened, being the Manufactur saved thereby se
from
and Boys' Straw Hats,—
Best
THOMAS
now
are
direct
Men's
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Lott,
Albans
ciality.
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St.
.
Privacy
Boebourne, J. W. Andrew, T. W. Stroud, Geraldton. F. Kelly, Dongarra.
Mr.
Spring by Mrs. Luton,
selected personally in Paris, London,
purchased
Perth. :
ticles. COAGULINE,
SOLD Etdroted
to
of,
and back Splendid Balcony and Bath-rooms , Stables, a First Classevery requisite for
front
Chest
Coughs
specific Contains
Cement
stock
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of Summer Goods made by Mrs. Hearman her during visit to the English aud Con tinental Markets.
Summer Hearman
sold.
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Agents
expec
&c.
Iron,
E.
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OF
!
good value.
watch
&c.,
demulcent and Colds,
for serviceable
equally
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meet the present temporary depression. The public should take this opportunity of purchasing goods at prices much bereal value. their for Novelties Early and
House.
favourite
lie
and opened the
Consisting
Accommodation
The Settlers
V. Practical
the
Tolu,
COMPOUND,
KAY'S Colds, Cattle.
wufssvt
that
announce
Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Youths and Boys, all sizes and Mens, marked specially low prices to qualities
quantities.
PERTH.
STREET,
hasjust
lbs.)
Hotel;
first C)la8B for Travellers.
at least
article
every
Complaints. is
quarter
GREAT
IN
Shamrock
Clocks
LINSEED,
Squill,
COMPOUND,
in large
j
to
received
—
GIK&8a&
VARIETY.
TIME PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Consump-
&c.
with
to guarantee
Success-'
Draper
City
UEGrS
and
maker
like
HEARMAN,
The
—
Bronchitis
COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,
COMPOUND Aniseed, Senega, Chlorodyne.
Stores,
DRAPERY
Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, &c., sold on PAYMENT with IMMED TIME at ex IATE possession to householders As no low prices. heavy ceedingly is and commission convassing paid for
taken
-of
caseB,
boxes (120
small
-
bales,
Spectacles.
on
always skins
parts
Cruets,
,,
Oilmen's
Alberts
&c.
also
octaves. in
G.
.
tools,
Flour.
in
and Spirits
and
Tobacco
Breast Pins Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings
Wedding Rings Plated Cups
pos and
Ladies', and SHOES— from Continental houses.
Children's
best Leather
on
kept
do.
save customers will collecting, from 20 per cent., by buying besides Nesbit, having a large select from and a practical
BROWN&ALLEN, HAY
Keepers
,,
Wines asks
Gent's Ladies'
Rings,
Electro
to
the
London,
Street,
with
„
language.
should and
Oxford
every
Medicines
of
World;
Civilized
in
use
„
Vendors
all
Necklets Studs
„
London; And "
Leontines Rings, Gent's Ladies' Breast Pins
Succeeds
Stocks
full
Watches
Earrings Alberts Leontines
Alberts
hand
on
Teas, Sugars,
Brooches
do.
„
every
Bracelets B. & E.
sets "
Earrings
„
to Females
Silver
always
f
Agents,
Cornsacks, Wire Fencing Netting, Galvanized Wires, Iron, Corrugated Snider Douglas Revolvers, Pumps, aud Rifles, Fowling pieces, (muzzle breech Ammunition—Sadd loading) lery, Harness, &c.
Watches Silver
setsB.&E. Brooches
„
wonderfully
are
Anvils,
Walthams Gold
Ladies'
„
Importers
Station
of Station requirements, other Carpenters' goods, Portable Wool "Forges,
sundry
repaired
or
repaired. Nesbit's
Bracelets
.Gold
consti
or
Gent's Gold Watches Silver Watches „
become
has
They
ailments
all
and
where
cases
weakened.
or
impaired
all
Nesbit's
of
Jewellery to order
cleaned Levers
and
HAVE
Nesbit's jewelled) guaran
years. exception.
Watches
Kidneys, energy,
SPRINGS
whatever
the
on
recommended
confidently remedy in
and
BLOOD,
soothingly,
tone,
are
failing
of
yet
Stomach,
BOWELS,
to
the
purify
powerfully,
Liver, and
Pills
EVERY
two
guarantee. made description
Merchants,
Stock
first-class
of Jewellery the colony. (capped and
years'
-
famous
These
for
&eason.
—
.
Great Household Medicine the leading necessaries
amongst
th
rough work, The Best Watch without Nesbit's Walthams in the are the CHEAPEST Colony. a two These and other Watches with teed
This
and
best selected stock of
"cheapest
"Nothing
FREMANTLE, General
Watches
WAREHOUSE,
tlie
PERTH.
STREET, the
of
CO..
Record," HowickThomas Bryan.
street,
a
CO., N.S. W".
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the
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