The Record Newspaper - 31 July 1891

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to

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profit

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out

destitute,

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all

gain and need laws,

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all,

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his ;

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those

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suffer

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is,

corairiion

1

evil

ay,

ihappinessv to incline for

;

to

mors

Jesus Christ

'

ithe

of

pride cheer

you."— the

xi.

Ibid.

the

of the

spirit

to

tendk'

resignation.'

to

bor'will'it

and

rich

the

Thus make

would

p'rlUe'"

disappe'ar,

make

to

'cult

one'

arid

generosity

to

tranquil whirih"' separation

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.in

to. '

former

the '

latter

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to

afflicted;

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tenderestcharity

and the These oppressed. cannot to fail keep down the and to those who are well off,

lowly

reflections

be?diffi-

to

right Private, is the exercise

i

(2a j2ai (juestion

hands

poor 'join

his to share

'cis

others

dibit,'

but'

them

without

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are

in

as

need.

;

all have God 'Himself,

that'

is

naake: either and perfectly

,

are

redeemed

men

the 'dignity thus united with each other 7

ai;e ,

t;

the that gifts

whole

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the'sanrib '

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last

end,

allone'

ban

absolutely that all arid each Christ and raised

arigpls

happy ; by Jesus

to '

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his

!,'i;

pla8sesj

of God which'

lie' 'possessions' without'

holy-

boricord!'

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,Q. be

';repjies

friei

two

hold

private necessary for

in

Christian the pre'cept'riJ prevail, be united in willunot :only but also in those the bonds of friendship, love. For they will under of brotherly all men are stand; 'and feel'' that the Father-r-that is of the common children

a

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as

easy torihderstand and excellence that moral qualities

God

the

light

words of the same should hdt consider

so

car

is

and I will refresh aud He displays

vi.

the

possessions

to

disdain 'ai a

the are (! Blessed poor1 blessed in s/>m£;'-St. 'MattheW vl '3) ; He poor invites rind grief those in labour lovingly to come to Him for solace (" Come to and are' burdened, Me all you that labour

'

Church

Man

:

life.'

dignity

of everlasting himself seems

calls

members of but absolutely says St. Thomas1 to

one's'

faiiisfc'

the

the

rewards,

as

9ft human life .But if the,

M

2.)

is

riot

inheritance of within the all, equally reach of high and low, rich and poor ; and '-ihai Virtb nd virtrib:,%lori, wher the ever; /Willi be fbllowedohy found,

possession'

have

wid

man

it\

shk'es

,

that iri!

(St. rich of

is

pleases. have seen,

lawful a

;

'used.?'

common

is

for and

our

Himself. Is not (thi8; the car the Son of Ma.iy vi. ?" St. "Miirk of this From the contemplation

DiTinejexampleJt

and/has

it

to

only

Aquin,

,HimselV||Hyho

jfor.

carpenter— nay, did, a pari of His; great

a

spentl.

aciiount

the

to

by by what

strengthened

Christ

is

poverty nothing

is,

one's .bread

seeking,

is

by the

,

i

to'the

:

'It

sight; there

the

possess

wherfas jbecane poor viii. (2 idprinthianB 9) ; and Who?|'being chose the Son of God,, and God Himself, to qepm and jto be cqnsidej eilj the son

.r

Luke

clearly,

.right 'rigliC Kepppcfajly is no'f lawful ;

in

of

ricU

was.

he.

Supreme Ju:dge The chiejfest

another as

that

This',

,

,we see'in

sorrow, ard ho

(St.

that

'God's

,

labourl,

ihhjlieatrien %utv:,'whicih jthe

out

in

,

;'.y,

taught

are

the

with his the Great >

not

do.

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strjet;

for

fortqne

share

to

thereof

utility,

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-'property',

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ii;

money

society,

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men

'life

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him

let

skill,

gifts

favours

the/contrary that the

CMist

principle right

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!'h'ec\9s£ary.i

deqpate,,

others.

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the threatenings" Vha things so strange

isf'tfrieX

on

that

principal lohe that

of

npigfibour,

made known., .to. men's minds, lives. It' hripressed upoutheir

ojiiy lias

a

of

and

-Weryl

,J)qubth wa'gj

have

things

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great

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|.o

decide

strength,

His

age.

<oblijgati!ou

for aud

of

ownership,

to

Cwqjkj nor" em tb' ITheir

workHunsiwiell

in

24)

'philoSohherbvTriidi'cated, .'Ch'u fcli hab' traced

to

.to

away

his

them

many

ilii'd'-piiijiii'life

by the

we that, most excellent

and

don b'efus

that

use

thatsball

of Our Lord

mouth

natural

ploy sex

lVdin,.b.eiugi.tjis-

.jesodiah' on

1

at til

all

f'pr ,

teaches

again, ueligionf the workibuii

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in,

look

-may

(2 Cor

riches,

beatitu'de1

23,

tremble

the

'

the'

that 2$2j5)'Dtyjid must be given to

chattels jtq upon them

oujJIew

'u'ec-

<)i

.||V

and

1

(3krist—

\je\ius in

SBitdfife'

oUeartBly

xix.

should 1

u>ej

and his

of glory

bat ratheiT

end,

Matthew

i

sions;

of the

,

to

iTBevefore Arp warned

never

:

peojfio cif

i

benefit

;

foot-

17). thote \yhom.f6rturie. that freedom from

and' abundance of guarantee1

/iitUdug

health, equa M6rtmf<5'is''u

ligcn

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or

by,

c

shameful

is

we

bfood-stairifed

'bternaPwci'ght iv.

it

''did

ijoii

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and

everlasting recompense, ..more pain and grief. e'asy foHthat which s at preient df! our1 tribu arfdlight lation, ub above measure exceed-

for firi

inthians

|oo

among al gm, hepel jn d-iygs-6 pji.tu d mental, the e mployer is bound to aii. of see that he has time for the duties he he' out piety thajf tunuuce8lttiiU tTccasruptiu1 d'arigerous

ijovtlioir

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,|ike(

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ngriamstiiMure

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it

Thus,

fliat,

place It

society

money

power.

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it

that

hatedsH

and buy/and of

.,inijijinerab.Iop,d.iff'er.ouoos

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recourse

first

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'qapftbi

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n

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Sth;h'o.e\D'f He.has made

sustain

to

man

h Vl

ig

abyydU/did

that hath a the let Great, says St. 'Gr'egory hidb 'it 'hird 'see thaUhk' nofykWe&Mfoth him to abundance,.. himself J.et aijousf he that hath art mercy and generosity

-

"Wpmbntavy

horroiiraijle'

a

enabling

wriCM4in

measure

<1<xh

Socialists"

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the

and discussing in the most claims cd'the workacts oil decided the.

bat'i.alifisfcrivihg;

ps- yai.ii.

enlist

!mi)loyment,

in

reduce

A

utmost, I

to

impossible level. The

or

to

to th'e degree, Hb(p ofHhV the .State authority,. Let it be laid down, in tliti' that humanity must lyunAin is

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r:anOhr,ii3Uahi;ii(thar be aahanied;odfyiifi reason and ,.tq, Chris-

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of

one

-

to

right

or

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slavery

Mb

-dbririu'or

ri's1

talent,

sufieringsi haYe mafvelloukly sweetened all ai& all labour. And hot only buffering :and by His example, but by His grace

work that'

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Tilbpthy

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Saviour. "If we suffer shall also reign with and 12) His/;lab'burs accepted by His qvvn

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nhfiiinan

tht|'.|hoiji

to

to

the

etefliaTrajrdlun-

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which

duty

whet h drvtlipy b p' external' Urid''cblt>j'6fbal 'or1 'gifts of the ''riiirid'haW fe"c6'ivbd,lt,llem for tlie vthe puiTbse bfi 'ti8ing3yth'eiiiTd own of his at perfecting nature, and, that he may tbe/Bameqtime, employ them minister of God's Providence, for as the

may

I

abundance,

,

;

jVYhen.

-fe'o6hesOtb<l.

/ect7,invery'

labour

oe

follow of his

prints with Him '-(55

hii

A

ai'e(not!their

'

tnri's'i;

and

promises,-,

it

'

;

he

lessv

the-

charitya

of bat

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frpewill,

—

extreme"

"

systeiri

which iu snch large proportion ofour life upv the itextui-e qiprtal ' them.' into 'motives of hj e jtrapsfbrcped occasions of merit and .'ir.taeand ;

iu

w4m—

in

'

make

outrage' ngyer to

ernploypy-;

an

hopbA wtliW

people,

meet, 1

'

best

its

,

ganisations services

numerous

by

iu

St.

not

duty, p cases),

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right

sorrows

'

working

them

&

Vefdse to 'the 'po'br ds loriffi to Him'self—

or

refused

aras eterthem-altogeth er-j—as-f is it isiho happiness concerned, the ipny thingTliat matter is important ; is to use "Jesus ChVist them aright!" when He reldeemed jis ywith. plentiful took not away thfpains 'and redemption

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the

we

whole

done

want

its

freeljoae

with

and

mind,

be

without

good and

is

>

'

:.nal

aljdfltne anflwell

liboriril: ||mau cafry Du t/'honestly

jiaas'r-jinjlrjlij lteC /aleligaori

the life and procepts the Church improves the condition of the

what

is

It

4L);

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God has

v

have

hnd-especialljr-ofRieUgion

r.4..wT.WM,

people

efforts

only to by its

riih|ind''gp.f. of qla&s

each

other,

—

foolish

not

cannot

rightly

;

represelauh&isown5' or disorder joeugage „iir yli,pt id'friVnjcf P9@Q!tqJlo

or

the striving of men will the Church. they leave out that proclaims Church from the Gospel those the conllict teachings by which at can bo put an end to, or the least made far less bitter; the Church uses its but to direct couduct of

another, of the

equilibrium

\

jiiceThus

violence

jauee,

hesitation'

all

tp

ind <

the of

an|jtal

jiuploy

of

r » 1 nn

should' agieement, and

and

the

to5 injnre of person

the

earth

over.

on H i8 lfoll6vers' the ways 'urges' v '/< 'of Wore practice 'almsgiving— blessed to give' than fd 'reberwe '( Abt'81 liix. Wh6' wiH countv'dukiridBbB8 and 35)

class

not created us for toe and transjitory things of earth, btitrfdi1 arid thing's' Heavenly eveilasting; He has given us this world as a place cif; and not. aB true our. exile, country. audP the other which Money, things e (-men call go od hp d 3 es i r ab ef-w

classes

two

efpitfcblg

never

more

to

perishable

by reminding to

thedties,, iea|h®

the beloiigs not by silence

higher

yet

good understanding.

| nay/the would

j

the "universe

tojiye.

;

'

the

is

74fipt|\ |ern :?is(..v:tj'othing/ dfrill, than Religion 'pbweffhf' (of wliioh and is the hnterpV,eter :. Church

,

demarids

body

itiWer-e.fit

maintain

together, duties

tfie

precepts bind class

valued

of

n6:vmarioan

to

Church,

the the

as

j!

t

the

dispenser and we must the duty neglect \cd,4e\.Ji,eSgUggnaUs. 5)ou6tless tliik fiioSt' serious' question >

i

live

!

more

are

Christ

become a dark The great .and.unfathoinable mystery. truth which' we learn from Nature hersel fj is alspithe gfand Christian dogma rests on which Religion as on its base that (when; we have; this .done 'with then we'" shall really begin preserftlife'

thlb'tber;

fold.

'

the:

the

wouldpsHsh

perpetual necessarily conflict/; v, and outrage, Now, produces confusion in pch strife Vas this, and preventing of In malHngOt dssibje, the efficacy mani is marvdlloas'!-;'a"nd fOliristianity

:tliatrwb seblci' tlfb'em'tkly We approach!'' th'h suhjecif with confi and in the exercise of the rights dence, to which For no belong U«j. practical solution of this will ever jie 'question the1 assistance found without 'of 'Religion

and

S\nsv

to

as

jarder

find

Jesus aims

to

give is

law.' Bbt the riot,,enfrirced\hyvHrimanv laws and Judgments of' trieri riiusfi'glVe laws ' arid' judgMbritV of place tpv the the true God; v,Who Iri' vriiariy Christ,

the life "cbusideration to that will for eveii. last idea of futurity, aod the

option

"of

reqi'i'ii-es plitio.wWtfSli do without nor cannot labour, capital a b (HiT wTitEoui tf capi ta H Mutual ngree"and" good in pient results.pleashtnesl.

fundamentalil'hiCijii'e, therefore, vvhn we uudertake to aUeviate the coudition of the masses, must be the inviolability

m&

-if

ijjoSfy'l

most

and

first

so

1

robfogfrivatd

jt)

of-tire-Tnembers

these

harmony

iu

should;

.

jntyoduce

nature

by

be utterly for it would rejected whotriL those it is intended injure |to it would b« contrary to benefit, the. natural of "mankind, and it would rights

t.inn

of of the disposition

symmetry

dis-

very

exact

the

die out

—

1

tui(tj the human

'(ije

goods

community

SociaHsin,;;!

that

with

this

or

life

Exciifd£

tibrraT

view

this

is

tbe

come,

oci.

justice (except of Christian

v

Guide,

arid'

of

things understood into taking

class

to

,

to

tries

The

js

$ii5f-FieHa

one

false

so

nature

by

.

and perfect, in friendliness-

fchatJrhsh

;

obeyed

"

iniuhleriet,

-

ihus't

'

with

war

and

to

jjf

<u\J-MOjT

(tdeVr

naturalfy7dio€tile)td intended and poor are

or

all

''Ar

jdlasd

is

equality would in

said

is

levelling'

;lldbpiidiii,..k"

of

great roiBtakp matteiAriow iiinlle.roridideratipn; of the idea that to possess oneself

have

talents

ideal

!tiiat

'aliil

mnch

so

his

exerting

andWRtry j

.08Pe>ality —

in

.made

.tlmt.-is

the

speakiingl uuilitojiqpnurelsources <3 wealth) .wAludith tor would dry, no.ue.

i

any

Vipiill

The

to

'dlofoil

evil

the

lug;

t

The

precepts carefully wbuld riot strife

no

Q. (Ibid. necessity

unbecomingly But when

6).

up

for

;

'"atmsTX

.

to

envy,

1

their

to

life

'

"

-

.

.6layery

,

Id

means

Luke

,

-

,

(Won

.

1

i

unpro

proportion"

aridfcease;?q ; But the "Church",' Master for its and still." It "lay 8 down

.

.

1

It

o'dibiils/nlitf'iiltb'l'erlible

w.—

all

tboiuiiito

..

disturb

(jbifind,

v\Anbject'

to

atifi

in

live

keep

in

haffbeen-suppliedj'-andTjne'ffqjOBition it .is a dptyrtp fairly considered, the indigent out of _that which

;

and /followed,

—

fclasselioficililae'iYfl:

Sacred

Where these

kfrom

arid their impose uponthein; lying the evil worse will only make promises than) 6£f6"fei 1 There" is5 nothing .more <vfolook' 'sit' as it usdftli'Hhdn tliewbrld is and at the same time to look really elsewhere for a remedy (To its Troulei.

oiily

and slender

his

be

reason

weak

is

becomingly

by usurious

or more

to

required bis condition

reasonably ought to xxxii. Art.

scantiness.

artifice,

banishing

be

should

as

try

no

and

tobarass

butiiiisjiiquiteiifcert'aiH

they

no

refrain

the

the poor man and because

Finally, from

4.)

by fraud, with-

;>-.:and

tected,'

u nwrn life which thf -f 1 1 nd| -trou bles v4l If.ahy-ithqre beseVit; rd>who pretend to hardd ifeeen'tly—who Ixfld "brft" a freedom from pain and pressed people undisturbed con trouble, repose 'atid stant enjoyment— they cheat the people

(Continued.) sdjtjf

is

v.

religiously

oyjforce,

cause

lasts.

h

r.

iiu

life

therefore,

letf

IIeITrdIction.

-"rrsnra

r:

as

endure, '

.

WM||BPS|C

MUNI'ON

to

-w»

ih

COM-

and

suffer

eiffier

:dealing

ahU(fcer_iand-,.hanL.taIrheatr-niid.ihey must be with man as long

ARCH-

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Catholic

-/

T II RE

PBIMATES,

gsnn-BISHOPS,

.M

TIOJgT

TRANSLA

James

(St. must

:

L

OFFICIA

Sabaoth the rich

.

life (Genesis the other pains

manner,

.cry

$irs

"

.

days of thy

t;he

into.tlie

,

LABOUR.

ferea

<ffitatl3he iii. In like 17.) and hardships

I

OF

jpd

jgrteghV

;

eat

\l0ujgialt

.

kept back by you, of themtdiathen-' of the 'Lord of

.

swig

.WjSiy.W1

been

.

a

.

.

hath

1

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w-

i

j

;

XIII.

CONDITION

of

and

N

THE

com

delight,

a

_

LEO

his

Whence theu Apostle fsaith. Commjahd the rich of thisAvori(f. v to giyePease to communicate Q Ixv. 'Art 2). '(Ibid. True, no one is commanded to distribute to for his others that which is required and those of his houseIbiDffce'iuies 'hold feior 5&von to give away what is

any one|pf crime ''wnihE'|es)j(jtb)» '' of Heaven. anger Behold, labourers of the which

is

|Ti"|idue avhriging hire the by fraud

1

became afterwards the pulsory, expiation painful that in vGuvaedkbp ikp earth

PROVIDENCE

POPE

avjeeni

defraud

jpiiL

that.whifeh;' freeCchoice

of 'childreri.'bf

JGbd',"ftnd

ties Both brotherly' and with Jesus Christ, firstborn' brethren ; among iriany of uature the blessings and the to the of grace belong in common 1A

.

and

have bel);

not

but his

.

-j0L:.

FA'fffiSR

HOLY

DIVINE

wold

'oj/jyi'pceh whmy; wffd' th»

!

j-

;

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pif

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QF

,

.

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:

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race,

and

that

to

all,

ex-

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Mexico.

,

»nu

senument

the

at

The

re-decorated. richly Mexican people Catholic Church Part and parcel

\j

is

iu

their the

are

.temples

priests

aud

an

well

to

the

humblest

Indians.

I

a

Catholic

Church

in.

enter

ate

opposits

The

Mexico

are

tions

before

lor

worshippers, sinners alike,

the Church.

needing of the

consolations

or

.

King Emperor

miiiao

kneels

whose

home

lives

nrirl

rich is

27 ; the King; of So via, 14; Portugal, the the Queen of Netherlands, 10, and of 5. Leo "X HI., the Spain,..King exceeding' by eight Pope, is 81, thus years the age of any monarch.

is

has

not

.

achieved,

Protestant

are

merely

day, tate

enter

their

Sundays,

on

Father's

but

house

to

every

with

their and

for

has

rose

A Freak sisters

twin

busi

to

rather some

Siamese in

years

Europe. had only sisters

their

one

ago Millie-Christine,

stomach,

experienced

the feeling

National Library of Australia

of

hunger

men it

fact

a

him.

There issues not

reason

will

not

is

may

The

scientific

for

plague she

has

gone

the practice times condemned in Rome. The voice popular recent

decree.

this

disciplinary of the people on the point.

I

|

is

at

What Religion

one

.This

Cremation is the fud of plutocrats embraced by the

in

beyond has

bqen

again pet of laborat it has nc;

again

a

the

J

which

er

tion

alternative

ate

tried. The yet bo may improved. cad crema last resort

not.

the

as

very he tolerated.

.

this in serious has this spirit far been introduced other practice ; wise. It comes from men with little or no from agnostics, mater faith, infidels,

Not

from that

thiuk

tb urn

who rejoice lower, but an dust, that

still

men

is

man

enclose

can

his

last

analysis. Catholic sentiments which at we must

are

purely cremation

that

be

will

Bishon

city. scientific

then,

secrets

that

favcr

in

ground

of

of the corruption is Let bod/ hurtful to the living. must Science science prove that point. It becomes not go beyond that point. is

moral

a

the

which

on

question

and

sentiment,

must

religion

custom, It

speak.

with' practical question, many ramifications aLd connections. of cremation will The consequences The be curious and painful. body is cremationists. the But useless, say will science advance untram rapidly,

is

corruption

the

of Middlesbrough penned and persuasive letter on the long ago in his Cathedral

eloquent not subject

The

this

1

the been

to

must

they they

may

The higher bodies in

tion 9

to

the

controls be

j

fact,

people. of this fact principles the Catholic Church generally, are

'

j

ries,

Only

cremation

an

cremation The sentiment echo in unex

a

by sentiment.

melled ful

be

will

the

and

furnace field, commerce

We contend that

it

is

for

its

use

of

growth is

a

and

powerful, adverse to

altogether that no

be shown

is

gene Let waste ? the Let it feed the it manure the let

sentiment

true,

and

tion,

mill,

that

plain,

ciple,

use.

body

of another

underlie the of mankind.

it

let

this

for the

serve

corpse

The

axiom

Why

ration.

different

in

the'

all

be superseded. next question exist necessity

have

been

the

place

picture

Holy

to

sentiment, and

conformed is

is presented Scriptures.

hich

higher

the

prin and

crema can

necessity

practice.

Put to Its

oar

caused some heart-burn the Ritualistic section of the ing among Irish Protestants. A representative of this section writes to the " Church thus

Times" right hard

:

never

;

deeds

right hear

a

eyes passages

would

It

that

seem

thing

to

do

is

the die

—

mis your conscience. Let every shun that text which that hideth his sins shall not It of course, not the was,

acknowledge

smother Protestant ;

He !'

Protestant the private

for thing confession

Nathan of

to

David,

to him repentance give aud for to Joshua urge make confession to him it the St. John Popery. Baptist

absolution; Achan to was

"

—

Protestant

and npon

crema

and what

Confusion.

has evidently

'

ages

of

commented on the action recently Irish Protestant Church Synod in that to make affirming by resolution confession of sins to voluntary private, a clergyman is to do a and nnwrong The Scriptural condemnation thing.

says prosper

this

City

We of the

good

by which Does For

:

?

buried. of burial

v.

The

a

—

for He was that purpose. wife at least like buried his Catholic by of his The a Christian. sentiment the cold cal heart did not to lespond culations of his scientific plans. and is reasonable, Sentiment lawful, are sentiments There false true. ; law of necessity there is also a higher

j

Church

i.'

There

methods

present

an

directions

the But In

with agrees The sentiment th<

been proved. methods of burial not

The

was intro Cremation pected quarters. duced scientific by three gentlemen, who has died The only one of the three cremated. was not To the great dis he left uo of his colleagues, appointment

I

with

for an evil. expedients acknowledged a must be sough, for If precedent in antiquity why should not the "science is of be revived? It far embalming custom of cremation. to the vile superior has The public we assert, necessity,

flesh clothed with Is of heaven. glory is it to calcine those it right, decent, bones by violence heart aud with a light them ? label as curiosities in a museum This detain us further at present. cannot

What

opposition be denied. finds expressed

here

some

this.

an

would

men

—

of

in

which

met, able

many ways by great can be of the case of earnest conference forth as practical bring

a

difficulties

again and with

accomplished. then is goeB on as so far hidden possible The friends see out of sight. but not by changed indeed,

is

of

the

which

the the bones

and ignores, of death, the tomb. By no

of the is

the the

the

Let

pass by. They have been ably in A writer writers. by other to its contradiction Month\ showed covers Resurrection. The grave

reno'uh/ce.

reveals

Let

room.

present treated

and dead by. living is act therefore, of nature and of. sense openly before frame of the bunian

parades disguises, dishonour

darkuess

supports fact not

as

burning

as reasons, field of battle.

exceptional end on the never

Thj allowed

It sad

the

It

think

can

against

altogether the body, with the loved their aud still act, features The cremaupon it of one loved. iu the of revel tiouists afterthoughts and flaunt dust aud ashes before death, the eyes of mourners. of have We the spoken language of sentiment sentiment that which

there

veto,

or

ceme

all,

graves open coffins be used of wood and not- the houses a which the ground and prevent occupy natural and decent Let dissolution. of the rich be the mausoleums costly fewer. We and they will become taxed,

can

man

will

care

After

little take up very be more cemeteries. be dug deeper. Let

There

dictate

a

We are crowded.

are

difficulty.

must

we

and

thought

this

teries

cemeteries

little

a

obviate

our

in

the body. horror of

profound which

It

process buried. unknown, and

be

much

this

destroy

To bring destruction

man.

other Man

a

so

it

Gradgrind may hand to pluck it the retribution later

corruption disavow wholly

mournful

thought

assuredly

to

and

denies to

is

will

from

that

ensueB

total

of

the

sentiment

opinion

man

no

cases

over

two

As and

Earnest

cremation. sanctioned be dead bodies may

-

the

upon

tion doo3 this. of the grave.

prevail

is not Science despised. limits and the of science everything, be clearly ascertained. must Church Catholic has uever The

however, that

tell

the the that

Well,

destruc

to now

demand

ialists,

succeed not be

never

is a that action by violence shocking and tortures the deep sentiment outrages and feeling in the heart of man. Crema

doubt

or

it

a

The further

the

iu

other them. touch be must fore,

j

so

will

reason.

practice, we

widely

side.

is

noco

scientific purely the Of scientific bigots question. is tne most and the most obstinate bigot His notions and conclusions conceited. mind for only twentymay abide in bis so as there four hours, but long they abide are and infallible. tbey god-like them The scientist may expel himself,

resemble

Millie-Christine, exhibited all

its

it

speak

but

—

but

Brothers, formation

or

the body destroy violent overt the sentiment against

all

'

the

subject the against «uch that

spread time.

of scientific For resisted.

together.

f

sooner

any

without the day.

is

of

claim

an

_!

but

iTo

it

it. dislike every place and notorious. Yet plain its in and interposes steps it Religion, declares, ought not matter. This arrogant on the

veto.

week

6),

on

persons fact is This here science

a London paper, (says phenomenon interesting Paris office of the was shown at the number of to a .very limited Figaro, the invited guests, comprising specially 1__1 C 4-1. weu ui meuicai most aistiuguisDea Among the laymen pre metropolis. were M. sent Lord Lytton, Munkacsy, Ruiz Zorilla, and M. Clemenceau. Senor The phenomenon consists of twin sisters at the lower together part of their joined born in They were Bohemia, bodies. of age. They and arc fourteen years like not united by a mere ligature, are

Last

June

will

any

ful

Nature.

joined

lb

principles,

practical

it

be found

fragrance. of

out,

never

weak

niisconeep.iou

long it. is agaiDBt Religion mind, feeling, religious condemn it. No Catholic

Heaven, which the the sweetly sacred sentiment Church in the most humblest Catholic town has as naturally Mexican obBcure a

and

whether

church, only for open ness, padded pews, des on when men devotion Sundays, affairs with an air patch their spiritual for of having but one day squaring lack sotnehbw accounts with

as

unholy

death

a

(writes against

reasons

rauicai

The objections are however,

medi Church

of

air

custom

the plea for it 60 to think compelled

a

a

the

for

account

and

are

on

of facts doubt

;

testant

pagan The

strong we

based

The Catholic worship. because she keeps close to the is strong of Her is life daily part people. their her temples are theirs spiritual of for weary refuge homes, harbors and and women tossed about men The Pro sea of life. on the battered or

of this

so

'that

'

not

to

difficult

theologian.:)

recognition within of men of the essential equality edifice. Nor in Protestant sacred the to wide porch invite does the countries where men and women cool retreats,' may,

is

:

ism

that the

scientific

his

is

If preserve. be the law for it. ground

was

must

tion

,

yile

People

them. It has planted

The

Hence It revival

sentimeut

without

put forth

of

Cremation.

women

and: whose, daily of beasts as "those,

something

liearte.

only

itself.

nature

upon

itself..

of burden.

MThis

God

for

then is— Is this question or a reasonable unreasonable sentimeut? sentiments that are There are no doubt that must be rooted altogether perverse, Is this one of them ? The eentiup. Wient against cremation flows from that for the body which is one love and care nf thfl nrimnrir nrinninlas of Christianicv

;

smsta

It returns aenied.

against

as

space

reasonable

to do

try

us

have

we

human

of

rho

'

garments,

Indian

with

a

hut, laborious

as

are

.v»v

simple

but:

by side

.Vtirvlv

flitfi

;

W.uvi

lUiuoj

in side

dame,

and

:

:

:

/loMAnHA/tTf UULLI Wioujr

,

:

gathered attest the opulence, of the altars, ries; the but in the church in foruier tirnesi in u midst.x)f_tbe-eplendour,fitting— Most a stern of the High temple

senti

if

sentiment.

They overwhelm

part

the of A ustria, 60 King, of Belgians, 56; the King of Rouof Turkey, 52 ; the Sultan 48 ; raania, 47 the King of Italy, the King of the 43 45 ; the King of Bavaria, Hellenes, of the German thEmperor, 32 -King

:

of art

course

one

to

cremation, a few. A lawful,

the

treasures of centu

di.splay.the

is

Yes, indeed, in human are sentiments the which are in themselves pleas and for the holiestand most august

proof truths.

:

;

not

of

heart

her

hav Majesty Palace on Kensington

at

is

largely there

;

;

the

in

World-

—

.

churches

fare.

competed

cremation Granted : but to

said,

be respected, then a body carted and niay bo quite rightly away burned dust hill. upon the nearest is Our contention that every senti ment which based on reason is ought to Human life is made up be respected. ment

oldest.

the

is

it objection, of sentimeut.

instinct

there

at the and The revolt idee deed. are driven own cremationists thus to that sentiment comes the matter into and has a The sway. predominant

the following state 24th, 1819, of the ages of the various European monarens win oe ne interesting: is 73 the Queen of King of Denmark the King of Wertemberg, England, 72 the the 68; 63; King of Saxony, 62, ; the of Sweden and Norway,

.

vast

his

impossible material

mere

of death. of beauty become orgies Th of the custom is evideut from antiquity In other countries. Sacred the Pages. rule. was never the universal cremation The Egyptians enbalmed, the Greeks and dead. Their Romans entombed their

told

mere

make them to treat -a body as The cremathing. can

surround their horrible custom with ceremonies the fact. that prove A dead human be' thrown body cannot aside and burned like a piece oif brush wood in field. Yet a why not? of mankind would Because the sentiment

ment

the parish ipriest of his about as do the members lives the devotion and but of spirit flock, the ;temple and adoration consecrates of the poor. Iii the lurge the lives cities

born

gained

single

is

"

not

are

tionists

May

It

;

bare

nearly

pope

he

a

of the

Sovereigns

been

ing

in the villages, to. pathetic church and see the poor little of the efforts of the bumble; to God's house. beautify parishioners adorned the; The altar is meagrely are

and for

has .Queen her seventy-second year,

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walls

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on

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so.

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things."

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manager

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every

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with the tainted

par

a

St.

Press

the

on

is

in

Hebrew

authorities

causing

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vicar with

has

elected

President

Conference, W. Moulton.

who

been

Wesjeyan the

Rev.

of succession

in

Fitzsimmous,

fight

to

finish

a

Royal

in

n/i/tAmr\llcl'ian

a

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matter

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upon sanctioned State. The writes

:

Pope

Vorwarts

.

promised the

Encyclical. declares that Social as far as it questiou under circumstances. exciting On the best authority the

that with

the

ledged which

Encyclical with hearty

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sent

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last

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was

adoption

title

for

at

Guildhall from received the of Baronet. Mr.

Kiiccia XllltJOlU.

J.

oirnnf

a

UU

considerable Sir Saul

in

states

of

has

con

to

lO

pay

iinrniu1a> ICgUIUVU

no (ID

a V/l

on

the

Samuel, Agent Geueral Wales, has been appointed

men

were

ten their days, whereupon to turn out unless refused

imprisoned

for

companions the

imprison-

unable to Federa

of the Imperial Institute Prince of Wales, who the organizing warmly thanked for had dis the energy they the

and visiting aud otherwise

in

played scriptions

the

promoting

sub

receiviug

interests

Earl

of Secretary been created

Cadogan,

formerly the Colonies, has of tho Garter.

for

Knight

First Lord of George Hamilton, tc a question in Admiralty, replying the house of Cominous said that guns the of

those

that explodod the Pacific,

by

later

a

on

in

recently in-tiie

type of

cases

the

will

be

of

weapons, about vessels

P

be is

race

probable Hamilton or

of

town

residence

of

the

Prince

j ! j

state

visit next

to

tho

Emperor

of

of

Ger-

May. is A Spurgeou rallying. communication has been sympathetic sent him the Chief Rabbi of the byJ many Mr.

a

p

the

young

the"principal result will

Tumult.

July 24. constable Wilshire, who was with the murder charged of blacks on the Finke was tried river, and was the yesterday acquitted, fully a rider that there jury adding was not tittle of evidence a to incriminate him. Hills

£6 9s.,

A prisoner finee of the of having wife

feet

he which whereupon crowd ed, and

committed

named

dropped Court,

P.

J.

Association after a long

accelerated disease, The debate on and Mr. Dibbs's

Owing nrtcifivr. jvvojlu1u11

wiia

icauniBii

day, and was

in

by Miv

une

thereto

A.sseiiiujy

Gough,

yester

labour The

a

an Oppositionist. adjourned.

Melbourne,

member,

July

debate 23.

The gaugings show the recent floods of the Yarra were not along the banks as those of 1863, when the high as river

four

rose

feet

The Department received

a

letter

seven

of

from

higher. has agriculture old establish-

an

in

district

assembl to

com

made

were

discharg the

tank

is

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simulating

of the manager Marine Alliance died

Company, and

painful

illness,

of private pressure intends to

busi

McMillan

resign

rtf 11coiou1cj.<

an

who the

July 25. pioneer of in that died yester

old settled

Trevorah,

1853,

year

day. For the first six months of the year 1890 261 deaths from were diptlieria For recorded. the same this period only 85 deaths have occurred year from that

g

disease.

Benjamin

Address-in-Reply

amendment

harangue

eccentricities.

Clark, of the

to the

Mr.

Castlemaine,

by intemperance. the

to

Club.

Charles dead at

to seven being sentenced days' for shovel. a imprisonment stealing The evidence taken at the post mortem was due to heart showed that death

from street,

yesterday at the 44. The deceased age of gentleman was well-known in aquatic circle and was the founder of the Sydney Rowing

Thomas

after

yard,

the

rapidly

Thomas

branch

23.

yesterday,

gaol

ground,

threatened

other

that

alleged madness.

Mr.

the

attempts lie Finally water from

of

charge

his to climb

managed

any him.

deluge

a

murder

to

a tank iu from the

if

on

gaol

last,

afterwards

dislodge a

(paid) Macintosh 7s. 3d. (pro) 25. Sydney, July named a conThomas,

could see into he commenced

suicide

Block

6d.,

Centrals

of people who

a

to

3. 6d.,

Deniliquin attempted

top of

thirty

mit

12.

Monday

on

the

on

£10

are

Melbourne,

man

Ormiston, aged 27, the Central Police

National

The today. and event, be Priscilla,

Adelaide,

alio

July

by

won

Grand

held

done.

was

completed

Ex-mounted

Lie

Sydney,

at business and dam

Weiss

of the

day

the

ness

retiring.

match.

will

meeting Hurdle

24.

July yesterday. occurred

of £10,000 extent and Weiss have

billiard

Sydney

Lord

57.

which

fire

a

is

State

to

Creswick

at

points. The first

ed and

energetically of the institu

tion.

a

their 240

the

meeting

a

yesterday presided, committee

for

of Cronstadt officials are trying a national of the arrange reception Feeneh on a scale to-day, squadron, in the Emperor of 'Germany's equalling

a |

officer.

pub

states is

fell

INTERCOLONIAL.

the to object being bring better between about a understanding France and Russia, especially viewing of the other Powers the relations great towards each other. It is reported that the Queen will pay

I

of.

of

Secretary has been

tion.

significance.

Englaud,

j

commanding

absolutely orders of their The result was

of

Colonies lished. The communication reasons why New Zealand Australian the join proposed

excepting

of

Emperor

W ales. The

the

companies the

Knutsford,

the

80

'

held the

to

i

obey

Lord tho for

replaced

Institute. Imperial first of Governors will be meeting at House to- morrow, Marlborough

The

;

to

Governor

to

pattern Cordelia

has his

Servia

the ic

VTDUU

political

New South Governor

that

two

consequently

Onslow,

land, State

for

in

Fourteens £5 14s.

from Zea

slight

made

by

age to the Roberts

dis

the

with

connection

Petersburg to

W.

'

r.

of London,

sheriff

visit 'PL

M

knighthood.

St.

promised

as

another mutiny a few occurred in the ranks of days ago battalion of the Coldstream the second From the brief Guards. particulars to the made public it up present time, the men have of late been appears irritated by incessant unnecessary drill,

ten

has

the

the

to

Sundays. Truth

refused

Germany

lavishly,

of

Mayor

8th. New

May

only

yesterday, eleven Warragal establishment were' destroyed

comparatively

dated

Lord

.

at

One of of a

resolution appointing representatives communicate the authorities with with to cerned a view closing Exhibition forthcoming Chicago

penny and

entertained

recently

also been knighted the Emperor's visit. King Alexander

by to

have obtained 10,000 insurgents and S, 000, 000 cartridges. rifles The Congregational Union terminated proceedings

who of

honour of another Farmer,

Chilian

its

a

were

proceedings

despatch,

At Lord

Savory,

the

LL1U

ououcopco

between

arrange effect into Great Britain

C. the

the actor and Harris, dramatist and theatrical manager, to the who was elected London County Council for the in Strand division, last and who was elected year, January of Loudon in 1891, has received sheriff

tlwi

AAO

H. with

Augustus

is

that

slate

Hon.

Rt.

tame. A

now

travelling and warmly

to

bring

W,

started New

Though recognised

trying to

Heir

the

were

Melbourne,

to

The

after

Wednesday

There

Snow At

who

give

;

was Government, The House at its till rising adjourned Tuesday, when the will be address-in-reply presented to the Governor.

troop?

harbor. to

33s. 3d.

«

meals. A strong to secure a division before but it was breakfast, frustrated by a speech of two hours' duration by The Mr, amendment Schey. by Mr. Dibbs to the address-in-reply, to the effect the RniiRp. hnrl that nn

Greenfield,

the

3s.; 9d.

July 24. Assembly, began

on

sitting

adjournments was attempt

has

had been converted the Kurds are

entering endeavoured

(paid) Junctions. 19s.; 28s. Extended,

Legislative

noon.

a

Emperor

Phoenician

is

a

of

the the reception equalling William's in England, greeting

squadron

some

of Italy,

on

officials

hill

has

apology

Miss

£4

Broken

con

Croustadt was marked by an accident. Two the Freuch vessels, flagship went Marengo aud the cruiser Moreau,

exag

Emmanuel, throne

was

is

Queen

large. from

he

London, Emperor

Secre

of the services rendered value great bon. deceased the gentleman right well to the as Empire Canada, as

Reports

Vietor

surrender

to

Rounds

defeated

Government

£5

Souths

Sydney,

bands the

scientist,

a

skeleton is imperfect. the stipendiary magis

by,

ou

In

Gorman

The

3s.;

The

fight

the

in

of. Gawler, Australian huge extinct

a

confidence

and meanwhile Miss Greenfield persing, has been hauded to the over custody ol the authorities at Senjboalak. tn The visit of Ike French Squadron

tho

but

postage Australia. ,

were

of

a

twice

by the

urging that she Mahommedanism,

aground remains be of

£10

all

declinod

Mashonaiand

in

for

in

at

of Port Adelaide, having resign Alexander ed, Mr. solicitor Buchanan, of the firm of Thornton and Buchanan, has been appointed in his stead. Block Tens are £15 2s. 6d. ; Hills

Orleans of their

use

his public appointments. Owing to Persian and Turkish the sent Kurds, being against

insurgent

be

to

tho

Coquitnbo. incident an

the

Kocb,

resigned

the alleged Coldstream

the

corvette

Franco. Dr.

failed.

regarding

among reported

are

Raikes,

disease. Bright's an The Queen has sent autograph of the late Sir John letter to the widow her sense of the Maedonald, expressing

that

statements

Treasury

Cholera

attendant of Mr. of opinion that

have

to

welcomed. The Postmaster

Devizes.

who with

being

reported

incognito 22.

shot

New

at

fired

insurgents,

of the sequence been demanded

quelled. caused

air'o,

bo

to

A party of explorers has discovered the believed to pottery

was won Queen's Prize at Bisley Private of Bear, the by yesterday Hiflo Volunteer Queen's Edinburgh head- quarters at Brigade, having its

is

is

Guards gerated.

The

dread disease. The medical Blaine tary from suffering

guns

is'

days

two

of

mutiny

hihiiiii

of a malignant typo is raging at where hundreds are dying Mecca, The virulence of the disease is daily. excessive heat at intensified by the iu the Red Sea. Last prevalent present from the Sunday 360 deaths occurred

of the French

been already of Seuor Vienna, person at the head of affairs

to the Apparent in England

July

the

with

implicated party. Congressional to the attempt poison

An

v

London,

State

the

Gatliug peace.

rebellion

origiu. Prince

Daily

of which

Club Olympic Fitzsimmons

a heavy purse under their auspices. The cruiser Esmeralda,

has

the

suspected rebels or

Jntercolonial

the

The

has offered Hall and

London, uly 23. lias Chilian Congress Presideut Balmaceda,

Balmaceda, twenty officers

FOREIGN.

(From

and

restoring

new

until

tha

Munich.

of

in

that decided whose successor selected iu the shall continue

greatly pleased and he has acknow thanks the of copy to him from Rome

Nuncio

hficomincr

.!

stated

is

whole

district,

Artillery

succeeded

possible

it

the

the

to

a

is

wwdM—iiiri

jforeign

is

Militia aid of

has

Democrat) (Social of leading articles In the first article solved the Pope has

Rtrikflrs

23.

July discovered

been

trate

said he welcomed speech introductory the for scheme of local Government Ireland nromised Balfour. bv Mr.

to

requisitioned

l'hrt

summoned

see

this

series

a

nlnp.An.

were

who were armed enraged 200 of them to withdraw from compelled the convicts the disirict, and, although by guarded 100 Militiamen the Governor of Tennes

only In

miseries. the Encyclical as event the Catholic in' Church. has made a similar utterance

historical

before. The

the

is

iron

coal arid the convicts

i.hoir

fill

important

welcome

we

No

the

the present medieval idea main Iain's that

social

the Tennessee mines having

in

eugaged

men

struck,

by

Christiana

remedy agaiust sense

Knoxville

of

most

published

charitas

The

groat Pope has

(Conservative)

He gives up Bishop Frepplo

which

lCgUIUB

lays

that ilia intervention

the

Pope.

piece.

iiAiVAin!

fact

the

ever

the

and

Kreuzeitung This is the

—

letter

form,

and the

stress

mnnf

nnan

UUUliUlOliU

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—

24. that a to deal

building being saved. The annual Convention of the Irish National League was opened at Dublin the president, Mr. yesterday. Parnell, was in the chair. Mr. sub Purnell for consideration a democratic mitted the and in course of an programme,

;

IS91. The Pro testant German Press has already begun to criticize the Pope's The Encyclical. calls it Zciimig Frankfurter (freisinng)

May

.

28th

Berlin,

North

bones have old well

marsupial. Mr. Form

defence ihe subject of imperial at Abdin has occurred Palace, was discovered Cairo. The. outbreak before the flames bad made any progress The action of tho officials prompt of the resulted in tho greater portion

.

Encyclical.

the

diprotendon,

A fire

eud of the present of 3000 sovereigns, waited of Minnesota upon the Governor the and allowing protested against was to take The result fight place. that were both Hall and Fitzsimmons to arrested and bound over keep the

Pope's

an

with

proposed Hall Jim to who arranged at the Minneapolis month, for a purse 6000 citizens

thatstating butter would do extensive butter of England.

Manchester,

Adelaide,

St.

and

second,

in

of Australian cultivate an with

The

Thorn,

London, July has suggested Brassey be appointed Commission

Lord

last that position year. In with connection the exhibition between pugilistic

trade

furlongs, with the Macholl's

third.

to

to

and

Burnnby

Benedict

of

Cup,

—

first;

ed house shippers well to

ill.

seriously

Liverpool and three

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following Sathbial,

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is

the

by

Wednesday, result Captain Holly by Boulevard

run

was

elected

was

of Persia

Shall

The sixty-second 900 1 mile sovs.,

circles.

military

and Conference.

congregation Methodist

Wesleyan

capitulated. considerable

Jewish broker in wealthy New York has purchased 3000 acres at in New for the tlulberton, Jersey of Russian Hebrew reception refugees. The Rev. Dr. Borman Stephensou

.

German

the

were

the

The report consternation A. leading

the repudiating Popery." as doctrine of his ecclesiastical superiors and. disgraceful, shameful, tyrannical, confession of the corres the doleful is there is no. that remedy. pondent in the, Church authorities The highest and " it cannot be have erred, seriously !" helped

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released by former afterwards

men

auid

their

acknowledging

Bartholomew's after But,

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him

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came

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George died

politician ai

t.iciij1'

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ooiiuii

yesterat

xarra,

of 66. Deceased age Chairman of Committees of I-Ie Assembly.

was

well-

a

tho

recently the House

in

leaves

two

daughters.

Adelaide, Fine

weather

the colony, cellent one.

7s.

and

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20th,

PERTH.

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Perth

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to the

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0 0

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serious

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at

injury Geraldton

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now a

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to construct suggested proposal railway from W estern Australia the

in

else

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South

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Australia "

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by

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of

people

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A .General. -The.';g to the young religious;:': habit were MissL Jane in of Bunbiiry, Sister Stewart, religion. Mary Claver, and Miss Mary Aim Gavin, of in Sister Victqria Plains, religion theMary Before Regis. performing His the: .ceremony Lordship .addressed.candidates for some twenty minutes, iplac-i;..before them the duties they lig clearly would now havo take up,, and what .to, in giving: up they Avould have to renounce their ,Tlie Avorldly life.; prescribed ceremonies Avece then performed in theirb the whole Avith! entirety, concluding u Benediction of the Most Holy Sacrament, ,

and

Wright decided

miner named J with his death

by

assisted

Vicar ladies admitted and white veil

arbi

;

should all bear costs that the Government the arbitration. in connection Avith R. -Smith, -the has Mr. .city saddler, in Barrack new moved intc his premises next build door to Mr. Quiulan's street, Mr. Smith has some twenty ings. hands employed now, and orders capable that are in Avith so much rapidity pouring to add to this is number, lie compelled at add by next month will find himself Avorkmen.' the head of a staff of thirty

Some time ago at met OjCallaghan Parker's' a mining acciRange through Information that the widow and dent. the eldestbeing only 14years eight orphans, of age, had been left totally unprovided at Parker's for 'has just been made public has consequently Range, and Mr. Merrall "Mani issued the following stirring to festo" It has come our knowledge of the late 'the widoAv and orphans, th'at with his James wlio;.met O'Callaghan, death at Parker's Range through a min in are distressful circum ing accident, for aid is therefore stances. An appeal and Ave made to all good Samaritans, it meet feel sure that will with a ready of and generous from the men response Fields." The Mr. the Yilgarn Warden, has kindly consented to receive Finnerty, furnished donations. Later the. list on, by be published in tlie this gentleman will Wl A. Record. a

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Hall's the Creek, G. M.L.A. Randell,

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and

Government

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Mr. Director our

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things absence

—

throughout of

sown ;

and corn

The coat.

green

Avortlx

news

Ploughing earjy well.

sowing

bush The

\

recording.' are

over.

is

looking has again fanners

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remarkably,

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doniibd.

its.

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all

are

smttesV

with every of 'another prospect good'..'" harvest. lias also commenced Lambing, of the larger on some stations.' i-' in tlie' "district Very heavy rains fell Athis month. It Avas at first during feared ',1 it that would result in another, flood, j and the brooks rivers coming down bankers sweeping all the fencing' away. A", and doing considerable damage to |tho. oropsthoir bahks.' The A .| along \Yongamine brook and Salt River have not. be, en so high since 1872. Some ''think' 'ilt'.'was than in that year. higher A of the Nortliam meeting Agricultural was held at Mr. H. Slater's Society Hotel on Saturday last, and Avas largely attended...'.The called to meeting was arrangA,the and fix programnio tlie date for tlier It annual show. was decided to held the .,.r show on tho date on Avhioh it Ayas held lastand also to year, holda bye-show later on. like £40 Something was,. ,

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,

'

'

,

"

open from

when week.

jetty last

playing of siding was

necessary

elbow.

Arthur of

shores

so

the Managing Blackwood, left Dalgety & Co., has just after of

a

short

visit

made

,

Bay.

his

'firm.

,

in

his

the During with Mr. S. stay he had a consultation Mitchell, Avho, as one knows, has every had a Avidely varied experience of the .lead mines at Northampton. Mr. Blackwood interested in some of the Broken Hill is from which prove the ores mining property tho account of small on very refractory of lead into their which enters percentage and the thought struck him composition, that the load required might be cheaply from North and expeditiously obtained Avith Mr. Hence the intervieiv ampton. is one result of AA'hicli that ho Miteliell, intends to send an over to inspect expert Should the report of and test tlie mines. it will this be satisfactory gentleman of some result iu the exportation 150,000 tons of lead per annum from Champion interests

established

while

Eastwood

...;

.geological.

are

i

;.

1

damage by

Albany,

Robert

Company,

full

a

there

Geraldton

Messrs. trators, have "W. Strickland, of £3480. the sum

by Messrs. Thursday next.

suffered

M.

concession.

that

are

"Wyudham

sale

L'Indus

the

the

the

London 10s. is reported from 4 per cent, Australian inscribed in 1884. redeemable racehorse celebrated Wandering be

R. Coal

Midland

ostimated

on

In'

of

will

the

upon is

their

West

stock,

coming

is

report

Dr.

Kenibla to make

;

Requiom

from He

,

Perth

2nd

e\erv

the

Geraldton

week.

nesday in the month, at Southern Cross. in

in

in

Lodge

accompanied by

of

caught

J.

2nd

be

Even

has been gazetted A. E. Humble in the Fremantle Rifles. Lieutenant

Mb. as

a

three

Tuesday'" a, solemn, morning; last, Mass Avas the,, offered, up in Cathedral the -repose of tlie for spul, ,of the:V; soul Sir .Weld, of the late Frederick.. His Lordship. the Bishop. 'was. ,the..ceie-ii Father Martelli .'was brant, Deacon, Father and the :Very,.:; Kelly sub-deacon, acted as Master,,, Reverend Father Bourke of Ceremonies. The altar and sanctuary, were draped for- the occaappropriately of the fajth-,.,M number sion. a large Qiiite were' to Assist at the ful assembled Mass,:l.j and offer their to prayers for) the up soul. departed A took place at the Convent:;' reception of tho Holy on Cross, Perth, Saturday mi last at ,9;30 a.m. His theriis Lordsliipj;

of

will return week's time.

son, who

leaving

to

e r

n

about Mount

Director,

Managing

Railway,

in

Parties

were

adhering

($ ;

xt

will

|'

On

the

Bond,

men

difficulty.

n

dress,

will

It

of that will have system the inevitable result of: bring an intolerable state of ing about with things only to be redressed

it

fancy

Dress Fancy, next evening be given the

tlie

;

,

Wednes

,

tion had

i

and

Midland

Sydney

at fallowed. the policy present This w iich can is the only excuse, be offered for the land gran system, save the which w 11 only plea the of our generation present rulers from universal reprobation the adop when, in years to come,

great

also

Mb.

.

means

held,

be

dance,

the

to

beyond our hopelessly we debarred from

will

tho

-juveniles.

a of work population at the venders it urgency, time one of peculiar costli The undertaking would be

ness.

,

:

Ball

than

of

same

:

.

On 19. annual

Wednesday, August the day following

imitate A recourse to cannot it. the land system is with us grant not of choice. a matter, of necessity, We in fact, have land-grant must, no or The vast railways railways. size of the territory which we in while it makes the provision habit, of swift and easy intercommuni cation scattered between the cen peculiar

j

;

government adopt of paying for the railway in hard cash, we

proposed

tres

.

R. O. Law R. P. Brown yards 2, and 3, separated by a few yards. The West Aus Annual Regatta of tlio tralian take on place Rowing Club will

un

.slipshod More has bad

pon their alternative u

jurge

.

:

30

by

:

this

TnE Telephone Exchange will be in future on Sundays and holidays 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.

as exaggeration Spiced these statements are, they undoubt senti tbe popular edly express the for ment. Unfortunately

of

con

which proof spirit pleasant With animates the syndicates. certain harshly taught lessons" fresh iu her recollection she may well say of these grasping corporations, " Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes" however we and But, may admire the masterful in approve way con which the South Australians demn the land grant system and

was

pernicious, benefit the public, made wealthy." were

to

lately,

2L o t a

our

the

railways by conces and the least likely to depart time from it. not from love of it that

!

.

-

once,

system

1

.

by

questioned,

for

'

-

-

even

for Yet it is she adheres businesslike

the

'

were not there but was decided disin a manifested very to purchase them at the clination of an immense slice of the cost A resolution national estate. moved by Mr. Palmer, and carried to the effect that the unanimously, to the "was meeting opposed

communication

:

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;

'

to

of paying struction of sions of land, some

rail

'

'

the proposed the system on railway, which it was suggested to make it. of intercolonial The advantages not against but against

of laist

'

,

.

is was

the cargo arrived

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directed

it

say,

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condemned. Opposition, to hardly necessary

deeply

was

;

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promised; members.Avas

aa-ell

The its

for

special

A dinner attended.

was

next

amongst, also

held,

the!,:

and -.

Farmers'

Greenliills

meeting

prizes,

Club to

ri|.'

;

holds arrange.

qii Saturday tho annual match.' ploughing The -Brookton sports Avhich take place next uioncli fair bid to be a great sucoess.The ia programme one of 'the really best avo have had iu the So one colony.

for

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Suffolk?

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it

as

of part' which '

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The road for riders race' bicycle' from. to the Pavilion theNew Button'sOn Recreation' Groiuid' on was run Saturday, and resulted as follows Berteaux won 1,

most

one

"'

The 'extract folttnyih.; of the Glijef' report 'monthly (iiispectiprliq£j Stock J. M. (Mr. Craig), cbntaiqs. t)iqp list of infected sheep and runs reported., last during monthp, J.Mi .Morrissey, and" lambs', Mr. 500 ewes j Yathegarra Logue, 200 mixed, Old House Padjlpcki; T. Weil R'eadliead, ,£>alt. $00 '.'mixed'," Paddoclc Warra Pastoral ; Warra Syndi cate 3000 wethers? Paddock';" Udigallue Booiida' M. Logue 4000 mixed, Paddock';" A. Brand 1038 ::nrixed,n;Mti' VifideW'jijT.''j and -P.-: Ryan,1200 mixed,1 Carbatharra;1' the above ;'made'! Since Avas piiblic "Mr."1';' to1 the Chief, f Locke Burges has -reported of 'Stock (Mr.'JvM:' Inspector Craig)(aF: the: existence; of scab amongst Geraldton, 7 ewes in1 number about liis and lambs,' 1600, in the Alma and 'Oakbffilapaddocks.'

:

the

is

States, committed

.

,

scheme,

Australia,

of

formed

Fremantle,

the steamer week."

Aus

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the

voice

interest for dissentient

single

a

at

th6

all

,

.

a

of

'

tons 85 6 eachj and ammunition, otlier the fortifications proposed

of for

necessaries

an

two

guns,

packages

example."

West tralian

rponsisra

school

-

"Without

opinion nassine'

"awful

The ;

more as

procession.;

>

oiiu

.

us.

expres which has

'

very

us makes the other countries

incapacity useful to

the the

itwo

the general children, and the wi.ll public, Sisters, .celebrant,, from the Church to the new move .building,.: Invitations to be present. liave been isjied to the Mayor, the Resident Magistrate, they of the" District School. atofd imembers Board, residentsof the 'antt1 'other towii,-' leading to be a large ofie. the attendance promises

'

our

of

the' will

.

.

than

an

that;

A

afternoon.

Sunday ting

ceremony half, past

-

mnrn

elicited

some

thought

a, /little.

The after

.

the consider Eucla railway, sion of public

the

in

least

commence

,

.

Hindmarah,

at

is

wilbbe-'

.Reverend

Very

.

South

there

come

custom, consolation

our

the

;

General.

Vicar, :

by,

.

held at recently to Australia, Adelaideprojected

meeting

us

The prices realized wool from by. the the Bowes and Oakabella stations? near' at recent in Geraldton, a sale London were to those obtained equal by the Port Phillip greasy fleeces. The and taken pears apples to, England and wliicla excited by Mr. J. C. Chipper, so much iii admiration were London, of Rose' Hill, grown by Mr. W. Wellman near Guildford.

performed

;

public

wlo

sharp speculators for looking

to

new

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1891.

30,

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the JULY

THURSDAY,

of Hisof the1

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to .the absence'; froitf -toAvn the the .Bishoj) -blessing school at Fremantle .Convent,

.

for

IX.

-

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Lordship

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eyes

.

.

for Pius

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to

try

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fflx;

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prepared of Christ

name

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Bro.

Owing ;

:

the

and

Tjeld

,

.

formal foil application for the discovery of a payable goldfield. of :tlie. The Nuns Presentation Order ;who lately took over the of the charge Convent and; schools at Geraldton have to decided Girls. for open a High School

i

in your purpose, with and resist undaunted spirit iniquity evil with good, having before your conquer the reward those who combat indefatigable

of "the has made the rewirH' offered',

j

Be

j

discoverer

Murchison,

!

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Jt.

tlie

the

of

,

(

CJe

l&ecotir.

Douglas, find on tho

Star'

Society

.:follo\ring,,:memb'ersj"Avbre for theffialf-yealr'j office-bearers P. M. Hayes p WicePresi-

as

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in point, and the meeting was reminded that "the land grant Austra-lia had system in Western resulted in and the litigation, had taken land that no syndicate doubt would be used in future for This city purposes." islwell. If it is humiliating1 to reflect that our wits honuly are not able to protect ui. in the which we dri,re with bargains

e' i'

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Mr. recent

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(Bio: -Flanagan. pjSecretary; Bro. J.liJl .Tqwnsend F... J., Treasurer! Fitzgerald Guardian, uBro;„ J Hancbek ; Sick and J.> Visitors, ros. ,W. Fitzgerald Hahcdck. Bro. '.J. J. having, .Fitzgerald; from the retired of .Trustee, position the. J.'F. Whitely Avas elected tq. ofilce-p

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installed President, deut, Bro.

.

the Snows. of our Lord. Transfiguration

last:

men

.

THUR.

in

Mary

St.

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ahead

employed., A. man at Roenamed Coppin arrived bourne on 500 ounces Friday week, with arid of obtained on thegold Coongan BamboOiGreek. <> ;r

case

'>

4 6 6

—

of

body

There

rapidly.

.

I.M.P. MQN. The finding of the St. Stephen Proto M. TUES. St. Dominic C.

—

taken as recently p"ace the mischief done by the land grant system in America, the land of its there birth. But no to so far was necessity go afield for own instances. Our offered a still more colony telling

pushed

,

Air a special meeting of Sea Branch of -the Hv A'.-C.

fortifica

the

constructing is being

.

SUN.

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have

of.

Albany

1

SAT.

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tions

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V.

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and day, and in order to night be too nice with the men, on occasionally Since the of the Sundays. inauguration Midland contractor the has Railway neither dallied or shallied over the work, oh the contrary, has proved himself but,: full of of practical energy and if nothing the -unforseen or happen to mar delay he will in the middle of '92 progress, make the two ends of the Midland Rail averred way meet, and it may be safely that it will be an accomplished fact before to construct taken the new steps are any at this How urgently such a jetty port. is needed in Champion jetty Bay, only and captains shipowners, shippers, calling here have any idea of. Even now if the Government would shake the dust of indolence off its feet and purge itself of its indifference the jetty may be a good the road to completion before the way on Midland is finished. What a Railway excursion be enjoyed glorious trip may after that eventful From Geraldton day to Albany by land, and back by water. The Weather On Saturday and Sun and day last there was squally weather, some fell from the over heavy showers which soon hanging clouds, however, and left the air, passed away, dry and hot seriously by day, and very cold at night, the growth of vegetation. The retarding kitchen are backward for gardens very the season week in Potataes (third July.) are rather scarce in the market at here, and consequently dear. present, pretty are often losers Storekeepers by potatoes, especially as by those imported, by the time they reaoh this are port very they much or half rotten. damaged, The Greenough roller flour is getting fight,

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nninf.

our

visitor

to

York

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Northam

week,

as

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a

two

by inst

22nd

the

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with Miss Florence of Beverley, formerly in St. was celebrated Davis, of Bunbury, Mr. P. church Patrick's by Fr. Gibney. and Miss A. Whitely acted as groomsman, as bridesmaid. The Hogan of Bunbury Catholic the contracting parties being the within was conducted ceremony the the before Altar, rails, sanctuary of the followed solemn was blessing ring invoked and' by a nuptial blessing, given The service is Nuptial by. Fr. Gibney. a A notice of very impressive. marriage is announced. to be held at Beverley shortly two more have Likewise couples signified state in their of this intention entering York. old to Mr. A child 2 years belonging of White's succumb Mill, Myles, formerly And one ed to croup on Monday. belong Smith of Malebelling ing to Mr. Thomas died

disease the same Re the paragraph of

from

a

week

accident previously. reads Lowerie at Beverley and not Lowrie, it as should appears. It is always easier to find fault than to work. be make better should Complaints where are raised and only when they A newspaper writer demanded. absolutely harsh until he must not be condemned as becomes

too

severe

too

nor

free

with

his

he to until decends personality. subjects be briefly stated or sum Generalities may which none indi as "a marized cap," choose. unless wear they vidually may but be sensitive, foolishly People may the writers cannot appreciate public sentiments as they have each and all had more or to encounter censure, less, public to do to inclined so are naturally they have done others been as they by. that the I see by the papers Stacey Co. I in York refrain to are perform shortly dates and other from information, giving to since such littlo things pertain chiefly advertisements and it would surely be in

truding who

the

upon

of

province

always ready to the necessary

is

with

the manager the public

supply information

upon the

a of copy accompanied by receipt This is truth. concomitant. pecuniary last that in I omitted to state in my a local and between the footballers match the Yorkmen were a team from Northam, I hear victorious. they showed good front all lehinds (3) yet were number of well known I hear that a York from enterprising gentlemen started' last week. Some drove en to Yilgarn route tandem. fond of Students of Roman are history the Who shall suspect quoting phrase Hence "Law wife?" Caesar's they Bay, wife above and Caesar's are suspicion." be All should Government departments and constituted. Despatch similarly .

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and

for

requiring public good to. adhered be strictly

that

York The here next

Hunt

a

Races

A

October.

place in York are given. At

watchwords in those essentials, it is meet they

official

the

more

National Library of Australia

of

Treacy

Perth

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should

extensively patronized so lately, the poor man has no longer rea any son to quarrel with his loaf, if especially he coats it vith a pat of Mrs. Maguinness' fresh butter. Fresh butter is always of 2s. charged for at the rate per lb., while really New Zealand butter is good retailed at ls.'6d. are 2s. to 2s. 6d. Eggs nor can per doz., they be had at that now, or At the any price, they are so scarce. butcher's shambles mutton is sold at 3|d. and 4d. per lb., beef 5d. and 5£d., and

Correspondent.)

own

last

of DeSales Sisters. other

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meeting

twice of

a

the

be fete no

held takes stakes

Agricultural that resolved

it was Society held recently, show of be the annual stock, etc., next held on Wednesday, 21st October next. is to held A fancy dress notified be ball on in the Hall Wednesday, Oddfellows' 26th prox. Re Btreet lights. They do not affect the devotees of nor Terpsichore,

.

.

.

.

.

has

be

i

that fallen so much for crossing dry foot

ready

farmers and have

think

will

summer

will

the

soon

winters'

be upon

rains

and

altogether

soon

27

July

that

fallen

now

it

The again. alarmed seriously

becoming

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they

say

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1891.

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NOTEAMPTON. (From our own Correspondent.) Fathers His Bishop Gibney, Lordship Brereton and Horgan, and three nuns Order arrived here of the Presentation Geraldton on Wednesday per brain from to last. After the Sisters paying a visit tlio of Mercy at be. J oseph s benooi, returned Geraldton Sisters to. by the down train. The general is the topic here just, now find of in Oruikshank's new gold A of four pros country. party gold town the passed through pectors to on their the scene of yesterday way the new discovery. are about as dull as Things generally ditch water here at present but I am that there will be an given to understand to lead mining in the impetus given of janother couise month, and this time, it is the start will be well backed said, " with from the other side. up capital ;

"

The

present

hands mine.

of

mining

aspect cheering,

bub

anything

is

district

few

only

a

one

copper

anything

as

soon

the

at

employed

being As

an

of,

let crops up I will you interesting know at items of press ; but, present, like "few and news are visits, angels' far between." the three weeks the past During weather has been very cold and dry ; up little has fallen this to date rain very nature

colony. W. A. Volunteer Humble to be 2nd.

season.

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July m

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Anyone struck ancients

with

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the

present

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then social

living. the

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declare

that

claims all other cured and

Clements the

on

sung of it

sacrificed.

than it feel de where active.

has

greater than it has

mankind

together

countless thousands saved thousands of

know that had ful remedy their been

of

gratitude remedies put

are praises by hundreds

eus-

ad most ,the of. the best authorities

Tonic

;

of serious valuable

its

country

who. beneficiaries, grateful not been for this wonder lives have long ago would Mrs. Morton Smith, Mary

(Q).,

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four

to sleep rapidly and my

years

I

attacked I was

was

that so acute neuralgia, for seventeen I lost days. and reduced was to

with unable

flesh

very

a shadow, so family thought the end vras near, and miserable I I liad become pale

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sobbing

fore

my

see

their

they thoughtful

so

ings.

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looks from

away

face

smiles,

;

anxious when

3 doctors

misery

were

and me,

all

hear

but

courage

be aud

they of my feel no but me they did

were

continued.

still

At

last

a friend recommended Clements Tonic that I a and strongly procured bottle, after the third dose the relieved.' was pain its I continued use and took a good many bottles and gradually recovered wasted my

so

strength,

and

am

now

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ON

COMMITTEE

EDUCATION:

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Technical

I

the

report Education

The

is

of

ULUg.

t?pui.

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have

given-

question to directed examined witnesses. of For the purpose the adopted following Education "Technical instruction

,cor industrj instruction

commercial a

was

have

free

taught

report definition

Ave

comprehends

the

system

of

arrived

at

the

following

—

hand in

our

: -

:

Object

1.

general to

extended,

Education.

conclusions and

of

portion

Technical We

the

;

in the principles of science which underlie industries,, of the practice of .any, trade, We regard, however, in modern and. languages and agricultural subjects

art "and " exclusive

as

t-t-t:

funds." public consideration which :we upon and have report,

were

'

v

from careful

the-

to

-

1

the more Schools Boys'. Perth ; also, this direction

Government

Boys'

Li

v»r«

introducing

the High School, whether assistance in could with to advantage of the colony, be interests other We

/%ni

U.GOIICUUXJL.I.OJM

of into

practicability Education Technical

important

/J

uuc

and

Ap

considering

41-1/%

am

i

on

follows Committee as

r.

cbUU

'

h

,-

Committee'

'

of the repoit for the purpose

pointed

:

REPORT. of

:

could them

good

ago

his —

"

writes, Having for manjT lived a life of misery and never years during time have known freedom that to a moments from I for the benefit I am so grateful pain, derived have from Clements that I Tonic, write the following of my case particulars

borough,

eight manufac:

Bankruptcy Act, 1871. Liquids, "late ation:. In re A. Burnside, hotelof! Perth 1st and final dividend keeper"; 8s. lOd. in the £, and after' payable on July 16th, 1891,,

and

diseases lives,

the

throughout

to

respect,

The

and

languid, and

require the skill scientific

in

ciiici

register

tures.

day

cares

bright

once

Such modern

marks

to

health

.

we

njauuiciuuururs

present

The

weaker

is

and

drysalters,

trades

jt

1

egg-puwucr lias applied1

:

of

answer

present

household

weak

blue,

pressed,

for be

-man

and the

to

degenerate;

race

the do

tnose

The

fashion

Mankind

was,

modern

corsets. in the

demands,

hurried once

of than

age better

of

shoes the haye taken The waists of women in the old times in as

;

small

so

feet

1

feet

sandals.

not

is

museums

tnan

this

is

Modern

proportions

were

the

smaller

contracted

of

art the

of

rnucn

difficult.

have

place

'

—

—

i7i

large. They that preves not they could

measurement

are and woman ancient times.

we

fact

proportion yet the feet

and

better,

of

the

the

but

so,

tom

visits

seem

symmetrical

is

;

A. E. Fremantle "i\. Rev. R. under registered J.

Celebration Thomson, -M. A;, Perth, 19 Vict., No. 12., sect. 14. A Local Local Court. Court has at Southern been established Yil Cross, Court 2nd- Wednesday in garn day, month, 10a.m. Judicial. It is notified that the Chief Justice, Mr. A. C. Onslow,. has re turned from leave of absence and resumed the duties of his office. Municipal Elections.— CarnarvonChairman, G. Baston, Councillors; jr. J. H. J. Rusliton, G. H. Smith, Rotton, R. Cleveland, M. Carroll, R. F.. Hope. Vital Statistics.— for Population ended June 30th 30,755 males, quarter total 20,390 females, 51,145. Public Reserve. Southern Crossf— No. 1850 (0a 2r Op), Town Lots 76; and .Cockburn for Church of 77, England. Sound. No. 1851 (120 for' acres), quar-

jLngitina,

seem

21,

V

r

:

Force.— Liutenant, 18 7-91.) (GiO. Marriages. of

'

:

iiwninniri

wwii

July

Rifles,

,

weak, to

are

similar week, but York

river

1

.

alraadv

start for one actually or and has animated another, Eldorado, others to be expeditiously under getting to follow them. The matter of way of rations, and necessary transit tools, is a stumbling block to a good equipage hence— who would fain many proceed but the distance is and food and far, for beasts of burden water are reported to be door to nil. Despite simply next the accounts received glowing already several would-be adventurers are reluct obliged to choose vvhat may prove to antly at home be the better part, that is staying and' following their usual avocations whether this arduous ex undertaking on the word of that oft mislead pedition Madam Rumour is a wise move, ing jade or a wild goose chase— the always slow, but reliable twin time and pati sisters, not -will tell. "That all is ence, gold, that glitters," after enduring many hard ships and privations, may not prove the of any of the dearly bought experience is the wish and hope of their parties, friends who remain behind. The Midland is Railway going ahead if the of sleepers, vigorously, quantity and other materials here is rails, arriving indicative of its The loco progress. motives have been kept up to boiling

days,

assumed a has, it' appears, fine and we have condition, very The and wretchedly frosty nights.

.

liaa to

.

weather

The settled

.

parties

—

whio.h

several

a

community.

:

.

1n.tnlv.

in

good

.

Correspondent.)

Humane

for

-

occasional

an

The and indifference hitherto lethargy manifested by the people of this district, with to and. the the regard goldfields, multifarious rumours circulated respect have had an shook ing them, eruptive

A

factor

-

(From

here.

useful

a

.

GERALDTON.

Society

:

!

notice

to is also

numerous

'

July

price.

well

are

.

'

at any 20th.

and

flourish,

.

.

obtain

organisation.

is materially general public since assisted and benefited, they do much the almost distinctions to lessen insuperable that will exist where there is no always to institution of this not nature, speak of that be too other would advantages many

conducted

.1891

,23,

Innes, tele and Albany, telegraph graphist, master at Geraldton', vice Griffin, deceased. to be tele J. Norman, clerk, Albany," at Albany, vice Innes. C. Elsegraphist mail branch, Perth, good, senior assistant; to be clerk, vice Norman. C. J. Albany, Crouch, to be senior assistant, mail branch, to vice E. Pratt be Perth,-, Elsegood. second assistant,mail branch, vice Crouch. W. P. Buckingham to be third assistant, mail vice Pratt. F. branch, Purnell, to and lineman, be operator Carnamah, fourth mail 'Perth. assistant, branch,' to take effect from (These appointments 1st His Alexander Honor. instant.) Campbell Onslow to.be a Governor, of, the Perth vice Sir .Malcom School, High to. be E. 'H. Innes Fraser, resigned. Geraldton vibe observer, meteorological Norman to deceased. J. be Griffin, observer at vice. meteorological Albany, innes. F. J. Murdoch, solicitor,/Little and W. A. Collins-street, Melbourne, Evans, -solicitor, Queen-street Melbourne, to be Commissioners of the Supreme Court of this E.J. Hackett to colony. be District of births, deaths, Registrar and marriages, at vice Gingin, D.,, ,E. W. H. Hackett; 'James, resigned. to be a Patent solicitor, "Agent for this

evil

or

JULY

E. H: to be post

Appointments.—

societies

good

and

THURSDAY,

upon

supporting

'

want

cannot-

effect

are

societies the

urges

of All

1

Farmers

laudable to powerful things their nature acoording.to this

Where

Society,

and

the necessity institution.

V

GAZETTE

to its

;

but

Debating

prospects,

inhabitants

GOVERNMENT

, , ;

:

very scarce. clear land,

'

ing them

is

to

men

lengthy

again.

wrong

,

Labour

the

the

and

advantages

shortly, to let. leader

business

were

their" and

signify

.

'

the

Chronicle of subject

was

they

pass. & Co. business

closing and premises gives a

their

The

to

better end

sure

my

.

state.

offer

to

of

Clements Tonic is the being alive, for even j that it would be my family settle as the my worldly affairs, but thhnks to Clements near, ;Tonic, am

of

—

bad

tea-meeting, &c., is in at Beverley shortly. furnish after particulars

given

I shall probably the event has come H. Morrell Messrs.

I

life. my the sole cause doctors told

a

be

intention

in

—

to

route

very

that

home

go

:

en

passing in a

are

notice to

.1

tended

don't

"

they

as

'

'

daily roads

them,

morning."

till

-

cbld. Teams are the' fields. The

to

apply

on

.

this

i

the very threshold of the best in the producing district sheep and cattle deal tinned There is a great of colony. con beef and mutton, in various forms, sumed here, and they are considered ex much dearer than that and not cellent, from the carcass. Sisters The newly arrived of the Pre as sentation Order are now installed of the Convent Schools and have teachers themselves with their ingratiated already It is a great to numerous boon pupils. and guardians of children in this parents town and district, to have, almost at their of giving very homes, an opportunity class the them a first education, without of and very great inconvenience expense them to Perth, or out of the col sending the term of their tuition. His ony for conferred a the Bishop has Lordship on the here by great blessing people them such excellent and accom sending as the Sisters of the teachers, plished well known to Presentation are Order, established. be, wherever A of a century were there ago quarter no churches and but very primitive schools. No roads, streets, or footways, Even Geraldton itself was in Geraldton. nomenclature until unknown by that and after Governor arrival, Fitzgerald's see what Geraldton is now But what of a century will it be in another quarter for hundreds when almost all the traffic, of miles, will be North, East, and South, concentrated in its harbor, Champion the finest on Bay, which is indisputably the western seaboard of Australia. July 23rd.

expect to meet. at the big guns of the track on that day, Rev. Mass on The ;,:At Sunday last, the that Father Treacy informed people the Bishop, would His Lordship shortly and- that his Lordship the; district, yjsit Confirmation to the would ..administer in this The of children parish. project seems a new church in'Irishtown building It is to be hoped to- be'a dead thing. that on his Lordship's visit may things take a different' turn. The Rev. Father the Treacy, paid a visit last month. He goldfields during informed that he was me quite pleased at Southern with the prospects of things He also Cross and Parker's Range. quite enjoyed his ride out, but was oblig his stay, ed: to shorten through the scar city of hay. Volunteers held a grand TheNortham ball in the Temperance Hall, on Tuesday It was well attended!; last. still The weather showery and keeps

would

all

should be given,, lessons and geometrical drawing the

Elementary

Schools.

-

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22988098

that

the

the usual

routine. and

2.

Diagrams, maps, should be suspended on school '

furniture

include models,

should,

blackboards, well as

as

the in

pictures and walls, all

a

and

This might objects. in each school. the nucleus of a museum 3. should be given for Opportunity and practice in carpentry, instruction but this should be pursuit optional school and for the higher joutside hours,

boys only. pupil

passed dedicated

time

We

do in

trades

by

liim

view

of

the

of

in

execution, patterns them. before The above remarks 6.

schools. We 8.

that

far

central

a

the

natural in education

is

in legislation for the supply

aids

of

put

apply, the elementary, schools. advanced

recommend

direction technical 9. In

in

as

institution of technical

complement

e

to

may be, not only but also to the more We 7. consider as

polytechnical

W

express,

work

the of

instruction. note that our we conclusion, Had is limited to boys.. instruction of our within the been scope girls we have been prepared should report, for like make to recommendations, of girls' which evidence of teachers materials. us with schools has nrovided

(Signed)

J.

C.

Jj\

vjOLDSMITH,

H.

James,

We of the

Committee, 8 the

to paragraph "

by

Secretary. &c. the other members to add in desiring words following

from

differ

—

:

empowering

for levy exceeding

that

to

municipalities rate

a

purpose

not

in the pound." penny C. II. James. J. (Signed) F. Goldsmith. 1891. 17th February, one

TIN-

GREENBTJSHES FIELDS. and

Caporn,

,

Sinclair's

situated

Spring to the south and west of the Gully, the tin being last mentioned claims, from the lead which derived probably area

is

xi

UlUboCd

o

vr

m

Tvnum

'o j-iicuax

'cf

flnrl

in The wash occurs Holiday's and is from 1 to 8 the bed of the gully aud about 20 yarcls in feet in thickness to about lib. of tin width, carrying in the bedIn some the idish. places rich of the gully very pockets of wash in are from 6 to 10 feet met with The wash is over-laid by sur depth. and soil about 8 inches in depth, face is free sandy wash and partly partly this latter has to be puddled. clay; the a few feet from Water is plentiful the creek also runs for a good surface, Up to the present part of the year. 50 tons of tin about have been sent be will away and about as much more washed out this winter. It is a' won the rich claim and about blocks.

"

.

derfully easiest

to work

on

the

field.

Tin Co. Mining Spring Gully to the east and This area is situated and is not being higher up the gullies at present. is finer worked The tin and not in such quantities as in the last mentioned. W.

D.

Siinton Tin

This

was

field,

and

of the

field,

township. the tin thickness,

S Co. (The Bunbury Mining Company .) on the the first discovered is situated at the south end a little to the north of the first When it was opened

was

very in but,

—

and of great it has spite of this, to pay. Tin was rich

been made found at the northern first edge of this at the highest almost or claim, point but as here, Work was started of it. never

for tin, years, next to requires It is purely and

easv

Roman

the United

the

able

I

about sent

850

.

closing

individuals out thing

making

are

of

whilst

up, even

it,

a

when

Holy

Father

has

Roughly £1,000,000. attributable

is

Columbus

very good they have

said

is

National Library of Australia

This

field

will

;

genuineness exhibited

the present land having

The a

stops man

as

the

rent

is

revenue,

sighted

way

tin as

fields

alluvial

paid.

but of looking

should

it

This, it

is

at

it.

be worked

goldfields,

the

ing

Barnum

that

is a

true, short

Streamthe same the is,

carried

was

cultural

si

that

this

feature

was

soon

Borne .

ducing

filled

some

committed in

New

at

York.

miscellaneous sentences

5,681

offences.

by

given being

were

tne

a

be

wooden flume'

handcuffed, the big tent

tbo

"

Among

furnish soiuo perhaps, of that mouster. discovery

to

to be liung

the

up

English he has done His

por of

that

near

au

English

town

other

survivors

of Waterloo aged 96

Fabrege

of Pithiviers

glass ; Quinot, of Matha, wlie

"

only

disastrous

retreat

who still

another

is

and Baillot, There are

being

hall.

who

born

was

two

;

Ronturier

centenarian in

survivors

from

;

1793. of the

Moscow,

one

99 Jacques Sabatier, years old, was wounded in Russia. He is His but blind. com healthy,

is about the same Triol, age. is movement on foot to provide funds for the declining days of these old warriors. The Republican Govern

panion

Ripper clue

than Hyeres countrymen.

own

better

of

about Denis, at Fayt, near

"

Jack-the-

to

experienced hands

of Montpellier, j the same age, now living to Calais, who, in reply stated that he was still census-takers, in and able to take his good health are

aud and

Frenohy

lias

the

as

trait is said Nelson in

that

;

of

In

1790.

Cartigny

fight.

treatment visitors from his

Agri

discovered

Paris

Napoleon's oldest warrior

born in Piquard, 1809 he joined Infantry Regiment, Light was made a at Flushing, and prisoner Dock spent five years in Portsmouth at On he fought yard. liberation, wounds two at Waterloo, receiving Bras. comes a member Next Quatrc of the marine, of Hyeres, old Cartigny born in was wounded at 1791, who and is said to be the only Trafalgar, survivor in France of that famous

for

of

in

Baptiste

December, tbe 13th

6ays process. can

fined

First

The

Ai'my."

Jean

taken

has been of the

census

survivors

"Grand

overflowing.

"

were

times.

A the

and sentenced, to for servitude" strange say, to penal " The man." wo know life. as Frenohy other is an and from sources, Arab, of this with his knowledge fucfc, coupled may,

for

held

2,086

all

nine

ago a murder, repro of the of features those took Whitechapel, place informs The cable now

of

year

or 46 mentioned, 4,684, of the average home strength fined for drunkenness, 8,053 fines

is

mineral

nicknamed that a man has been convicted for it,

methods

last

mili

soldiers at show that 5,814

against

being inflicted ; 2,769 men once, i,uoi twice; only numbers to four men diminishing

to

intended

is

us

the

of the

returns

charged

during

were

time

little

Office

1,000

in

widely advertised, the that treasury

came

to

of

turn

offences

per

World's

simply removed

He

being

crowds

gather accumu

greater the hands

in

chief

to

party

in court-martial, punishment flicted in the sentence 5,590 cases, and wholly remit quashed in 24 cases, the ted in 67. trials for Beside

an

(Connecticut)

found, arrested, exhibition iu

on

iu

mainder In all,

t

at the autumn the annual receipts would exhibition barely pay expenses. au old farmer in the crowd Presently The thief was hud his picked. pocket

put

still

of property

nnm-

for the trial of the latter being for making away with necessaries 1,514 for desertion, 2,086 for absence without 352 for fraudulent en leave, in other offences listment, 282 for relation 809 for violence to enlistment, and to superiors, 829 for disobedienee minor 146 for quitting insubordination, drunken or on 333 for post, sleeping 403 ness 366 for drunkenness, on duty, for conduct, and the re disgraceful

fallen

be practical. president

once

Society.

soon

the

allow from the

to

i3,

uatural last the

economy, In A pril

were court-martials of 9,153 offences,

tele

are

to

not

County

Fairfield

arms, and trained in politics, methodical and doctrinal

opened in January, The 4000 studeuts.

some

home

T)nrana>n.

discovery. in Malacca,

a

would

ore

a

will

intellectual

of political and history.

The War

washed of water, by a current sand is the eliminated. Little used in which to melt the farnnces are aud it is cast into cubic ingots. metal, The progress is but the very wasteful, is and so liu very cheap plentiful, means of extract that the expensive

mining

means

bered

and and

under

it is at once taken up before anything in. In the he can get his application next land is allowed to be held place, as without conditions long any labour

is

to

by

institution,

thu..

forthcoming

very subsoil until the

The

for

nnea

which

by and

with

-in

teaching sciences,

inquiry to the regard aud that if its of the relic, established it he is will

mined ,

look

workingnaen

writer,

furnished

agitation,

large degree unlooked-for of £271,-

ah

believed foot with

the

surface few feet,

seen.

when be in

America's is

not

Their

success.

French

a

broken

Christopher discovered he the keeping of

T.nrfiUn.

Chicago,

Tin Hardware

snch

as regulations, to be taken up in Perth a for shouldall prospecting, to have discovered be supposed

be

year

is

was

drunkenness

is

at

Fair at celebrate

Country.

do much

on

authenticity

Remarks. never

It

Colorado. be set will

ex The line of tinrbearing country and south direction, tends in a north and it has been found in places across as north as Preston the country far River and south beyond Bridgetown.

General

a

an

which

to

nf

i.ha

centre.

Bearing

to

wore

America

of rock, large portions posed granite to work. which "will probably pay must exist One patch of these leaders This near Mr. J. Austin's claim. find will probably keep a good many men in work for and many years, when the veins from which the streamtin are found this will is derived become an important mining probably

of Tin

To

short of expectation. The crucifix

from Hay's and on side of Austin's areas the north and Dumpling Gully to Spring Gully, Well the otlier from the Greenbushes to but how much the township, further extended it is impossible to say until the surface is re gravel derived moved. The tin is probably networks and strings of small from mass leaders this of decom through

Extent

quote

by Mr. it

speaking,

fact,

—

Towers

a

notice

is plan to let things quietly develop themselves. They have founded, meantime, in Berlin of worklugmen's a kind of university, another had which, however, already existed at r.:id Leipsig, to where,

consider-

caused

Be

for

a few, diminishing, by which the proletariat must necessarily become In more numerous. this way they in such a hope to be eventually placed to as ends. position easily gain their

in

tne

do

Socialists,

immediate

always

in

tor

yield

200,000oz.

to were

—

nothing calling The in affair,

German any

that

on the railways expenditure revenue 000 aud to the having

extending

line

one

the

exceed

consequence

insignificant.

lation

that

of Victoria, notwithstandinginitiated of retrenchment at

this

private

tne a trioute to lessee pay large of the area. The best tin occurs along the lines which of decomposed granite, to run a little east of north lines seem

and

to

or

this

occuried.

to be sent to the Bishop of Corfu gram him to impress his people asking upon shall that not commit acts of they the Jews. hostility against is There a large between discrepancy the reveuue and of the expenditure

down

will companies, field. is a on this There never pay for who will handsome anyone thing is work' his own claims. This a doubt all the proved by beyond

case

sides

was

the banner came whose results otherwise two in the police courts.

strength

to

at Charters show a

half-year

increase,

certain

colony scheme Mtinro.

as

owners,

returns

past

The

,

away

from bable that as this winter a more in being worked systematic manner is and a large' of dirt quantity The field stacked ready for washing. its as in but is infancy, yet, quite more much will be done until nothing are or forfeited worked by of the areas their

a

the

of

position

The which

in

and

plan

system

inferior

the

mitigate

scuffle,

tary

The gold

j

is

to the end of February had been

is

States

to

grief,

j

the Field.

ore of tin this field,

a

gold,

says

attempt of the United

members

Jews in Russia.

Australia.

j

Up

of Grafton, Doyle, Catholic school

Bishop the

1st

May

an

—

signed

4mp-

and

Jnteirtotmual

by certain Trades

by

—

PAGE WOODWARD. Government Geologist. May 23rd, 1891.

Perth,

marked

was

to display a banner of revolution an bearing appro device in Hebrew an characters priate for de undertaking, hardly example,

work.

to

capital

of

demonstration

Hebrew tbe red

nossible.

as

HENRY

field.

of

alluvial

no

made

a simply poor man's will never pay companies a a if he gets but many poor man be chance and works hard, will never a man as these poor longer, any are some of the easiest that deposits have ever been found to work, and the fine 33 and the rainfall, inches, moderate of water from the depth all add to make work here as surface,

for

Prospect

like

in

and

field,

to

A

Hart This

pud

;

companies THE

richness,

needs

and ic is highly pro much will be sent away are as the claims now

&c,

&c.,

in

greatly that it

This

tons

Shearer, G. Randell, H. Brigos, the Colonial Honorable

very

clayey

so-

does not seem to have been done, and the tailings would pay to wash The best wash, over again. a which is under false bottom of a does not seem to have greasy clay, been worked, this clay evidently being to be It sterns taken for the bottom. believed that the first find generally was but it is nothing of only a pocket, the sort, but a good well defined lead, which has never been traced the tunnel to drain the workings being taken clean over the wash, which has never been This lead prospected. comes down from the N.W. through Mr. Hay's block under the dam, takes a then turns sweep to the S.E., away a low to the S.W. through sandy rise A good towards Hester's troughs. deal of prospecting has been done in a half-hearted without way, any system, and shafts have been rarely bottomed in on area. This claim this still, of the apparent will failure, yet spite to be one of the richest on the prove

Chairman,

D.

The

is

dling.

teaching might be

to

varies

course,

and

standard, to technical with corres other subjects.

boys

enabling

a

the

advocate

not

when

These schools. learnt elsewhere. Design should be taught,

concurrently think that the

fifth

increased, in diminution

ponding of

the

be

instruction 5.

that

recommend

We has

4.

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