The Record Newspaper - 30 August 1888

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opportunity much beprices

for

now

from

are saved Customers

profits

many

our

Men's

THE

se thereby undeniable

3d.

Is.

Is.

2s.

6d.

Is.

Hats

of

the

The

to

is

City

commercial

and

All dressed

Printing.

Is.

Is.

and

BO'WRA, WATCH

Customers

BEGS Hymus's Town

premises Chemist

Rail,

to

he

solicits

a

Street,

opposite

the

Town

Direct

with

replete visitors

every fami

and of

a

ue

"

"

Carriage

and-

turers

Mr.

6d.

STREET, Government

at

were

last

price

hopes,

mi

urinary

organs

the

most

liver

all

Hence

Spring

Waggons,

&c.

when

Hop

can

reliable

diseases

these

always

TOWLE'S

varied

all

irregularities,

Builder,

invalid

ware,

PERTH,

symptoms

Hall'

em

and

surest con

malaria, you

tell

:

combined

are

a

exist

possibly it

yet for

its

resist

or

is

the

smallest

most

weak-

frail woman, to use.

child

ii,

Patients

of

including in

most recent branch of

every

class

materials

and

purchasers, to

employed of

execution

are

Double in

Draper,

On completion Omnibus will

from

and departure

Only.

relieve with

AND the the

STEEL correct

distressing Boxes sex.

turers

their

in

excruci inflammatory

from

suffering

scrofula.

Erysipelas blood Saltrheum, poisoning, indigestion, and, in fact, almost !

frail

dyspepsia, diseases

all

"

Nature,

to intend

heir

is

Have

supervision the strict

and

Carriage

every

variety

of the run

been

proof neighborhood ters,

to

cured by of which in

Soule's be found

Dr. cau

the known

Bit

Hop in

every

world.

the

the

blown vile

without

genuine

tjgrNone hops on name

always

connection of trains.

The

word

Railway

white in

stuff

poisonous

a

bunch

and

label, bottle.

the

of

green Soule's of all

Dr.

Beware

made

the

to imitate

and let

experience

W.

.

as

Works,

to all of parts with the arrival

"Best"

there

used

is

manufac merit

can

of

establish be fiut

customers my of my work T.

No

More

echo on

WIMBRIDGE.

its

healthy food, real get more

Times.

Hard

If you will stop stop fine clothes, rich food

reckless indifference by in the proclaiming work. Talk does not

supremacy, "Best" one their merits.

or

chronic,

from

above.

City

Note.

and

employed.

only sent

every

and

ALSO,—

an

quickly

used,-

guarantee

aud Single Cart Harness

the

women.

out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism,

orders.

week.

Manufac

wakefulness,

im the

have been cured. Women crazy Nil gone nearly of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases peculiar

From

"

is workmanship Photos or Drawings

ing

years,

tion,

Hard

Carriage

Almost dead and

or nearly dying" of up by phsicians, given and other liver Bright's kidney diseases, severe consump complaints, coughs, called

For

Curricles,

business.

he

will

pievalent 2s. 9d., of all Chemists. Is. l£d. Prepared only, E. T. Chemist, Nottingham, Eng by Towle, land. Wholesale the of all Wholesale Houses. Bewfe Imitations. of so

aud

Soule's Ameri and mys wonderful which power developed, its that no disease operations

can

or

"

Patronage.)

the

stock.

FEMALES and

diseases —

is>

in

and power, Harmless

to

in

PENNYROYAL

EOR

as

ina

or

dyspepsia;

or

remedies

such

Bitters, curative

ill-health

or

Stan Carts, Phaetons, Tilbury s, Traps, Carts, Drays,

description

provements

with

PILLS

IUU

such

;

Buchu." physicians

is

for

that

ui.

with others equally valuable, And compounded into Dr.

Dog

Pony

Gigs,

First

of and

uiBcasca

stipation, indigestion, biliousness, will and they fever, ague, &e.," Mandrake or 111! I Dandelion

.

Phaetons,

Hansoms, Every

tbe

share

phys

remedy

only

ouie

MACHINIST

BUGGIES, Cabriolets,

hearman, City

of

same

What

cure

WI1BRIME,

and

lu

and

phatically Ask the

Proprietor Road and Corner of Melbourne Hardinge Street— one minute's walk from the North Station. Perth Railway Perth, Jan. 28, 1886.

Coach

best

uu

ireiieu

they

private

GUILFOYLE,

T.

eminent

disease, diabetes, retention, and all the to retain urine, bility " and ailments to Women peculiar will tell And you explicitly

HOTEL,

JOHN

most

chapter

upwards.

the next

Importer

more

nearly adjoining Shop, Opposite

where

patronage. and WATCHES GOLD SILVER JEWELLERY of every description on hand. Wedding Rings made to order Time taken. payments JOHN BOWRA,

Hpwick

The

&c.,

his numerous to inform he has that Removed,

extensive

w.

g.

irri

i.

of the

all

the

is

kidneys

STABLING

VICTORIA

or

any

What

etui

the

= —

GENERAL

bbwmmtb

for

in

thing all

icians

a

privacy

(Under

Bonnets,

mwb

best

allaying

Bright's

to

and

GOOD

2s.

upwards.

the windows with

mmcts

JEWELLER,

chapter

Ask

.and healthy of balcony view of unsurpassed

offers

comforts

lies

in

from

skilled general

the

is

and

quieting

and curing all forms nerves, childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always And you unhesitatingly they will tell Some Jorm of Hops 1 1 f

"

be obtained. will be found

Hotel

the residence.

is

position, extended

an

W.

6d.

These qualities about double the Season.

and

for of the

terious is so

and Girls'

8d.

IN

Physician

AND

and

and 6d.

2s.

MAKER,

CO.,

nervous

brands.

chocest situated

HAY

EXECUTE

CLOCK,

eminent what school,

world

tation

Charges— Moderate

and Boys' Straw Hats,

6d.

CHRONOMETER,

&

thus:—

ENGLAND.

"

ORDERS

JOHN

<

CHEMISTS,

Questions

the most

Ask any

HOTEL.

the

and Spirits of The Hotel

to

opened, being the Manufactur

are

Ladies'

kinds

JOHN

THE

St.

Ash

C UILFOYLE begs to intimate he has leased the above VJT that well-known and favourite which he Hotel, has completely re-stocked with Wines, Beers

and

prepared

AND

low

at

Vital

!

k

convenience,

curing

record;

and

labelled

!

Etc.

VICTORIA

value. for and Novelties Early .Spring Summer selected personally by Mrs. Hearman in Paris, London, Luton,

.

MANAGER

ale

milk.

or

Grocers,

EPPS LONDON,

hour.

,

"

good value.

Perth;

for

by

HOMOEOPATHIC

the

of,

specially

Albaus purchased direct

RECORD.

A.

RECEIVE

-lb.

water

boiling

packets

JAMES

on

Con

real

ers

TO

in

of

kept

any

with

simply

Sold

qualities

are

at

Baths,

present temporary should take this public

their

Mateu.

Rev. Dr.

and

the

The

Chmeliceck

F.

Rt.

is

Comfort.

! Good Stabling Spacious Yard Ostler. And an attentive

her

during

English

marked

qualities

of

Williams.

by

Straw Hats, Straw Hats and Bonnets. 25 Cases Ladies, Young Ladies, Girls, Mens, Youths and Boys, all sizes and

Brady.

Ven.

a.

Made

Spirits

provided

THE

Long.

H.

made

Consisting

&

w.

and

Wines,

Beers, hand.

a a-

Markets.

Brereton.

P.

the

to

tinental

meet

Augusta.

THE

ip

Goods

Hearman

visit

<a

W.

find

Accommodation,

Luncheon

Tracey.

E.

Greenough, Dongarra, & Strawberry, „ Dardanup, Bunbury, & Bridgetown, „

THE

THE

ut at s a s s

-&

Duff. M. Martelli.

J.

Plains,

and

position,

Convenience and None but the l)C8t

requested

B. Delaney. P. Gibney.

Northampton

Victoria

a of the natural thorough knowledge jaws the operations of digestion and nutri govern and by a careful of the fine tion, application proper ties of well-seleoted Mr. for Epps has provided cocoa, breakfast tables with a beverage delicately-flavoured which save us bills. It is may many heavy doctor's use of such articles of diet that a by the judicious constitution be gradually built until may up strong to disease. Hundreds enough to resist every tendency of subtle maladies are around us floating ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak We may point. escape well fortified a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves with nourished blood and a properly frame."— pure See article Gazette. in the Civil Service

"By which

VISITORS

and will

'

and

Kojonup

central

a

TRAVELLERS

Every

Manager.

L.

Northam

.Ludow

iri

is

and opened the

v&iisv.sBmiratiKsnr

not

having

„ „

York & Beverley and Newcastle

V.asse,

he

Agents for

local

BREAKFAST.

his

Hotel.

This Hotel

0 0 A.

Perth,

Geraldton

that

announce

known

be

.

The following

REILLY,

inform

'

E PPS

be

may

or

Draper—

City

accordance

their papers regularly receiving are other causes of complaint, to communicate at once with the

P.

HEARMAN, BEGS

The

Geraldton.

Terrace,

friends through out the Victoria District and the in that he has taken public general over from Mr. William Trigg the well-

0.

ff.

those

agents or to T. and will Manager, Bryan, attended to. Subscribers promptly sent

Marine

Success-'

to

stamped

RECORD

the

for

For

paper.

or

are

receipts

with

of

£>2

to

amounting

like

C.

exceeding in the subse

acknowledgment

an

Succeeds

''Nothing

per £> 2

shillings

Season,

.

is

a

.

and

is

GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.

HOTEL,

.

RECORD

The

t lie

of

.

RECOED.

A.

W,

.

THE

cheaper

sending and and

much

so

on

good, glothing

style, better

buy.

;

of life and substantial things and the foolish way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors vile using so much of the humbug medi

every habit or

cine

that

trust

in

Soule's

does that

you only simple,

American

always at good times

a

Hop

barm, pure Bitters and

.cost, trifling and have good

but put your Dr. remedy, ;

you health.

that

cares

will "

see

Chron

icle."

-v.-'

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for the conspirators, ing news and the forgers who for some been fooling the DroDrietors and

their

on

fattening

the traitors years have of the Times

money.

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to

offence is certain tenants

It

is

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Killeagh case, Coercion Act The magistrates and

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firmed

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Hospital,

had

I admonitions, a month before

St. Mary's of them.

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even

not, offence

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who court

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this

no

the Ireland.

in

pronounced judge who There law.

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country

to profess yet ashamed

the

law, and who are that the Irish judge have con Plan demned the of A Campaign. &tudent who wrote such rubbish in the

the Bar would be A judge has no of that the Plan than he has to decree the against

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pass examination plueked. deservedly more to right say

Campaign

is

pronounce Primrose

of

working

of

be

Campaign may by unlawful intimidation, Primrose League may-

the

as

The

League.

Plan

the

illegal

similar

a

condition

the

get had

would

been

to

unlawful by equally bribery. both are themselves institutions and no court cau neutral, go beyond the before is evidence it." This plain to the and speaking, straight point

been nave

iu

who

what gives it the greater is by an English journal

Possibly picked up in

not

enthusias

Is it not a shame for a young G. murmured in you !" Sister a low tones, faint French coloured by " would accent. What mother ynur have said if'you had to been taken a

See and

Holy

The

Russia.

station-house?" "But, really, Sister," answered the boy, looking mischievously " it's the first time I up at her, very ever in old drunk clothes." my got of humor Her sense to the respouded he knew

as

appeal,

We heretics discovered be found

would.

it

and

what

to

among the consequent increase

dence by in which

of

u in muny fellow's brain lingered poor to help trial. hiui subsequent through " We are the carpenters who make our

Sister

the

grumblers changed their ful.

I

used

used

and

;

tune to

G.

like

to to

to

they one

more

draw

to

say

invariably cheer

them

into

of their so religion, eloquent enthusiasm of belief they in their and unreserved devotion. To be in the of such and neighborhood unhesitating

speaking were

satisfied

faith

is

refer

to

to be influenced

by

it

the

he permitted monies. This denial eloquent

Polish

those

substances

for

be cut

by a

pyrites

ore,

fact,

if

verified,

of which

the

Press, excite

to

Polish formed

Yatican of

ance

religious abolition

The

Catholics. that the

Concordat Russian

makes

distrust chief

is

the Monde

of

points

"The establishment accredited Legation are

;

the the

:

suppression

of

an

the

of every mind of in is

use

in

to

the of a the

surveill

over authorities in Catholic churches the laws confiscating

;

of Russian who em property subjects as to braced Catholicism j -agreement the effect of mixed marriages modifica ; tion of the Catholic relative Hierarchy of dioceses, to the circumscription e.g., the title

of Mohilew Archbishop of of Archbishop with

will

take

Minsk

the

and

at suffragans, and at Minsk the Pope will precoguise eighteen Bishops for the of existing majority bishop suffragans

Zarskoje alone, St. Petersburgh

two

;

the exiled will ; Bishop of Wilna be either pensioned, or named Bishop of rics

powder hard

too

copper

powder. heated, gives

off

not

by hydrochloric

in rock is usually be payable it need the most and only

wise of determining —

its

of scorification and afterwards

a

when

small be other accurate way —

very not

is

quantity fusion

or

by

in

a

means

crucible,

,

by the cuppellation however,

This,

in an practicable and, consequently,

pro

not

is

always

out-of-the-way

place,

means simple generally sought for by prospectors order to obtain a rough and assay

are

in

more

;

not though gold is usually, always, such with in the pure metalic state, measure are to be in a great depended At the same it be must upon. time, remembered that the gold frequently as

met

powder, invisible under a magnifying eye and also that the grains lens, probably due to sulphur or arsenic may be coated occurs

to

as

a

the

fine

very

or

Mr-

front

matter

is

Gladstone Mr.

UlULv

Ulwilcb

sometimes

at

if

side of the trough

of the bars, while washed downwards.

Prisons.

Irish.

on

even

Gladstone

Ireland

athies

Gladstone

from

niB

speaks (says and symp feeling uot slow to follow.

ihe

)

of England

Mr.

are

-4f

has

out spoken straight the mtamous concerning tortures to which political prisoners have been aud are under the subjected heart

auu

four.

be metal. It may that a speck of gold in coloiir or appearance As the quantity acid.

altered

UI

apart. Running water the eartli thrown into is open on the top side,

in

liffle)

the lighter

uiuci

pyrites Besides,

which

Mica,

be

mistaken may be frequently and has a colour not sectile, it can thus be distinguished ;

is

to

riffle

When

streak from the precious to know well, too,

vuYvaruiy

Mr.

Star which

brief

a

ivxr.

raynit'

utu-

in the published of the indignities to

Clancy has

they

recital were

note

without naked

subjected, the

comment, letting speak for themselves. or

facts

The bare narra has roused the feelings of indignation in the heart of Mr. Gladstone, which finds he has in the letter adequate expression " written to M r. To the Clancy of the Star. Editor London, 21st June. I that Bir, doubt, hope, and I do not in the recitals me which you have sent tive

:

of the treatment of Irish members proof in prison Act Crimes under the so-called of 1887 will sifted so as to be strictly ensure

their

not

accuracy,

only

but in every particular. been reminded on the perusal offer

this

in

gen

I

eral

have

of them

to

because to a reader if he bears in mind

observation,

of them, especially to this this that they belong age and to that he country, they are so revolting cannot but hope to find them in this or that point inaccurate. in They cauuol, be made too my opinion, widely known, and in printing them will perform you service. public obedient Vi servant,

importaut

an

your

sir,

I remain,

.

E. Glad

"

stone

a film, which them from prevents and also from being recognised, being of amalgamation with capable mercury until or they have been roasted under some

gone To

operation. pan out" gold-bearing matter, the gravel sand (or rock powdered but

not

"

too

is

finely),

ed basin

or

about wider at

a

placed in a the diameter

pan,

the

top

run quarters at aD inclined

else

water

and

bottom of which

ot

snouid

ore,

Precious

undei position into and it, the contents of oscillatory

agitating kind

of the portions the side of much washing, over

such

particles,

ore

the the

as

Brazil the

in

as

purpose The

a

batea,

following the /ree

is

method

another from

a

gold

of

quantity

of Finely powder a quantity Add ore with water. along mercnry, at the rate 1 oz. of mercury of about of ore, to 8lbs and, if obtainable, a little of potassium. Grind the whole cyanide or three hours until for two the gold

and

mercury

Add

water,

settled

at

the

lighter gam and leather.

drive

off

amalgamate. thorongly and when the amalgam has the bottom of the vessel pour matter

off,

it squeeze The residue

any

the

collect

through

amal

be heated

must

mercnry

to

remaining. On alluvial the operation of diggings, washing the gold dirt is usually conduct of sluices, ed tneaus an incli-

by

Diamonds

having

such

for

met with in In gold diggings. some Indian fields is there a diamondmade up of round conglomerate bearing ed stones cemented which lies together, under two the top one layers, consisting of gravel, and loam, sand, bottom the one of the thick black and mud. clay are

often

sou

In

Brazil

the

obtained

usually on

of

all

conglomei

ate

most

precious

from

a

''

aud light-col quartz, pebbles, oured sand, sometimes with ami yellow blue quartz and iron sand. In South the Africa diamondiferous de alluvial consist of nodules of posits chiefly basalt, in

it

are

sandstone, greenstone, jasper, agates pebbled succession of parallel

with a (streaked whose specific is rings) gravity as that of the diatnnod, &o. At the Kimberley mine, which,

the

same

more

or

others in the neighbour represents hood, the diamondiferous ground forms a " or "pipe," chiuiuey," surrounded by formations to differeut the totally pay able The rock. material encasiue is made up of red sandy soil on the surface, underneath which is a layer to call careless

then yellow and below this,

then shale, black hard igneous rock. The diamondof bearing ground consists the decomposed "yellow gronnd "(really 'blue ground'), and, deeper, the '.'blue ous

chamois

to

soils may be of a comrecent are for paritively all age, they that made up of the constituents of the older rocks.

granite, &c., and

same

belong

diamond-bearing

the

serves

stones

granatic gniessic, porphyritio rocks, &c., and are found in generally the debris of such: and although certain

is gems of white

"pan."

Stones.

as

gold, iron, bottom. The be separated

settle at the sand, &c., iron sand, if magnetic, can from metal the yellow by a magnet, or else can, when dry, be blown away by a gentle blast of air. The wooden vessel called

Precious mation

alluvial

poured

after

until,

flat-

and two or three inches than at the bottom. The

foot,

a pan by the lighter motion,' are allowed to run

obtaining of pre.

Russian

practices of the

to is

pyrites

O

or

the sluice, which and the gold dust accumulates (some times assisted by the aid of mercury allowed to trickle out from of a vessel

United

by to

cvlXvi

across, to the

a

slices,

likely

while

Knire,

greenish when

less

heavier

cere

of

Iron

odour.

discoloured for gold,

vessel

which

gossip

a

in

reduced

are

gold

pounded.

out

flattened be cut

can

of the;

whereof

language, religious

in

the

See and

all

will

;

means (he reverence displaced were We held. they gave them our story and they us gave good better than moderate their advice, of sin would lead one to experience And their quaint maxims have expect. no

crosses,"

will

artifice

confi

our

of

be

and

by shaking

announces

approaching signature Concordat between the Holy clause an Russia, important

Liberal

early in our a tolerant spirit the Sisterhood

sinners,

Russian Poland

News from the

this prospector gold grain be detached from sand or selected

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fixed

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Dillon's

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refers The London Daily News thus " and the sent to John Dillon's "crime, ence meted out thereto: "Mr. Dillon has been to condemned the undergo of pickpockets and wifepunishment

people know

safeguard he did not with arrest,

for any patriotic Irishman, remain in Ireland and accept form of perhaps some trial,

man

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:

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To detect free piece of specimen

when

recommended

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Glou

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seven

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made

-seven. seventy .General Boulanger has been returned of Deputies representing to the Chamber districts and Nord Somme Charente by

large

majorities. Crispi

has

Signer

Germany

for

left

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the

on

are

arrival

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Natal, has been

cargo

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Government

ar

rived

of the decision approve at by the Chinese Conference held in Sydney.

re-

charges

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ex

to

all

The

Times

to

be able

pect a criminatory thus limiting

prove' character to their enquires

be

for

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in

support

to

commenced

v.

Gloucester

by the

match

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Her

the

Majesty ftlsmcrnw

for

434,000. Trust

the

on

of

Company

and Agency the remitters. viuit.

fall

probably

hostile

feelings

lor

tiie

to

and new pose of opeuing the Exhibition Town hall in that city. that Russia has floated It is reported in Holland. loan of 200,000,000 francs

retaliation

Much interest of

ing

the

(Kalnoky),

is

attached

representatives Italy (Crispi),

th3 meet of Austria

to

and

Germany

(Bismarck). There is a very strong feeling preva that lent iu France Germany is trying between and to foment a quarrel Italy

the the

poses

has

pa?sed

tiie

and

the

causing results grave

match South

between of

are

vigor

trade

for

Australians

second A

innings serious

made with

The

ringleaders Madrid has

Spain. and arrested in a 6ltete of siege.

in

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as

to

the

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train

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to no

great small

21.

off

the

he the

Sou

train

could

.

sunk.

being

news

is

that

hand claims

to

are

the

of the

Dirby

Wyndham

menced,' nication

and

that

means

will

Numerous

raising

telegraph has

line com

is expected it that commu the fields be opened up with in about eighteen months. have sales of' properties

taken

recently

and

Ruby

still

between

by

place.

as

GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

Mrs.

T. F. Woods has been appointed of and Births, Registrar Marriages, vice F. for the Canning district, Deaths, J. Liddelow, resigned. notified of Mr. James The election is Mu Turton as a member of the Guildford W. Council in the of Mr. nicipal place who a short time ago. Padbury resigned Sergt. James Henry Munday has been to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant promoted in the West Australian Volunteer Force, for duty with the Guildford Rifles, Super to the establishment, subject numerary to examination. passing the necessary of the GreenOn the recommendation has ouali Roads Board. Mr. M. Heelaft to close the track been, permitted passing and running through by his homestead Victoria Locations 1025, 1424, and S. O. Ls. 589, 1624, and 1891. a

from

station,

where

at

set

last

to

damages brought Coal Company have

the Company under widows of the men

lost

were

last

the

in

year

each

in

disastrous

at

liberal

com-

case.

Friday. convened to be to discuss the

been

lias

to-morrow

question.

Government is

a

Adelaide,

the

scene

on

the

Lime

Geologiest reports indication any of the alleged late

to

unable

the

coal on

excitement, of

supply

trade

a over

OF

24.

Mine

!

causing accouut of the on The hand.

coal risen to

45s.

colliers

per have

the miuers. well-known

by

a

train

tun.

at

JOS.

been

Murray

St.,

shill

PERRY.

July

Perth,

PAPER

three

to

18,

1888.

WANTED.

I

to

WANTED purchase of

journalist, and killed,

is prepared in any quantities,

deliver LIME, to builders uud -others, ings per bag.

!

PRICE

IN THE LIME.

uudersigned

THE

is

and their crews dis stopped running are and others to follow. charged, likely The Trades Hall Council sympathise iu tho and have resolved movement upon supporting Mr. Caddy, has beeu run

REDUCTION

Flats.

Murray Melbourne, Adgust in

Mine

!

find

price of coal has Two of the largest

much

for

stone. magnificent The construction

re

for

the

of

A meeting held at Port Chiuese labor

approved

warned

have

men

.

The that he

27. K. G.

August leaves

MasBilia

Creek and Jubilee

j

has been run in Spencer-

unknown,

Essendon

expected

is

Brookoug

pay

lives

explosion pensation

discovery

is

here and L generally

vessel

at

far

is

severe

very killed.

at Port H. M.S. Myrmidon has arrived from this Darwin Wyndham. By

and pre as

a

was

"

city

now

was

lies

shearers

taking whose

agita authori

August

shaft

meet

to

the Bulli against been withdrawn,

his

INTERCOLONIAL,

ihe

in

are

is

which Trindall

route to London, to-day. of coal have been indication at Tea-tree Gullv. wh. re a

en

Strong

discovered

now

bo precipitated absolute certainty made beiug

the uou-Union work. All the actions

of Germany.

Melbourne,

been

an

The strike

of.

proclaimed

Emperor

as

now

the

two

years. strong Royalistimperialist Tho is growing in France.

that

(Thursday.)

ties are measures .an concerting against outbreak. Her Majesty the Queen lias been, en received is Scotland. thusiastically The King of Denmark is at present

their

Militia have

so

i

the

on arrived Saturday. Walfight took place between Trindall During yesterday.

R.M.S.

Sound,

The contingencies. with the men, principally not The men refuse with the masters.; to postpone for notices a week, giving and the strike commences from to-night onus

Australia within the next fort-, Mr. Cheesewright anticipates, night. less that the line will be completed in

Gloucestershire.

conspiracy

amongst

discovered

157

has fixed leave London

yet

parations possible

the Australians

He

in

Orlando

.S.'

Adelaide,

oc

operations

is

\J

contest, indeed,

one

23

August

stopping

.

The

factories

largest

syndicate

will

garded

Englaud

Railway.

the

the coal-trade may which would necessi a strike of the Gas Companies and

suburbs

1

A prize dron aud ;

in

difficulty

1

;

Hill.

has been anxiety the probabilitv

greatest throucrh

in antici idle, lyiug terminating. caused by the arrival from San Francisco,

are

strike

excitement of the s.s Zealaudia, has subsided.

the

passed

New

at

prevails

quietly,

of the'

pation The

formed being in for the of pur Melbourne purpose in landed Adelaide. properties chasing Sydney, August 23 iu the strike coal That the impeudiug

antici

are

Broken

matters

Many vessels

i

once.

teani the aud 81 made 47 in their first, in their second innings Tho English men scored 108 and 98, respectively. Mr has been appointed Cheesewright of the Resident GeraldtonEngineer

dismissed

Bilh The

for

and

widespread

is

and

pated. In

throughout

goods

ill-feeling

House of Representa the Chinese Restriction

.

tives

American

Port

out

develop into tate several of the many

He pro taxation on America.

Bill.

of heavy

levying

movement,

France. fbe

at

cleared

the

25.

Canada

against Fisheries

take

of dearth exceptional Adelaide, many having

an

seamen

A large

August

arrived

anchored

Thursday. has

Bill

Melbourne,

Italy is orgranizinir powerful forces further operations against Abyssinia. The rumour a that Russia had floated loan of 200,000,000. francs in Holland is contradicted. The price? of both Australian wool and firm and their wheat are value is advanc

than

is

The casioned

West

our-

for

There

for

arrangements

intends:

Queen

tii-morrow.

Zealandia S. and is now

excitement

of the strike. owiDg to the effects The shopkeepers are their discharging have decided to bands and the masters

case

the

throughout

Much castle,

Court has been con of theRev. J. M. Donhas been bigamy, which six weeks.

the with

naldson,

the opinion that expresses Count Crispi ( Premier) of Italy) is to paving to Berlin likely

Gnildford

Australiasia,

M. night

adjourned

.

will

R.

existing

not

The Ecclesiastical

Times

he visit

in

Melbourne

to have notified their they caunot supply them, circumstances. Sydney, August 27-

that

under

The

employment.

Company

customers

of

obstinacy

terrible demands, in the shape of violently and down tiie burning

the

sidering

.

a charge The loss

on

shearing-shed

Totalisator House of Assembly.

<

trial

of the

The

been

lias

Coal

is

their

during in midstream.

former

for

the

for

of

out

leaving

station.

by eight

latter

I

presently

contemplate

hand.

on

j

men

rumour

return

of coal

August 27. scenes of larrikinism are Disgraceful The almost daily. occurring police have on severaloc been maltreated Some arrests casions. have been made. is already The coal strike producing serious more results. Three colliers have discharged hands and a all their serious deadlock is If the anticipated. strike continues over a thousand wharf laborers and coal lumpers will be thrown

and

are a

Saturday.

precipitation

Melbourne,

to-morrow

but

of the

in

supply

terms which

refused,

Brookong

body,

a

preserve

of the coal New Wales caused a South of here. general regret feeling very The Trades and Labor how Council, their ever, have resolved upon exteuding support to and sympathy with the miners. The Government have three months strike

disapoiotment the turn things

at

at a

they iu

attacking

'

has been commited of stealing a cheque

Clerk

that

retribution,

i

The

Institute.

shearers in

district

the manager to yielding

Australia and Roe the work

he

Newcastle

discharging.

Adelaide,

Great

night.

at

abroad

postponed, owing to heavy rains. intends oonEx- General Boulanger electorate in the present (estiDg every elections in franco for a seat in general of Deputies. he Chamber t

felt

The

Leicestershire,

Canadian

of the Austra of the Imperial

tour

a

cable

one

rejecting

defined

is resolutely sides will budge. strike .commences

is

upOn construct

The Times Churges proceedings publicly. being conducted Mr. Cleveland advocates most

Mr. Parnell, whose ab charges against is to solute exculpation fully expected be established. Somers Mr. John Vine is making

arrangements

Western Extension

for

London,

forgeries; t<>

withdrawing

The

ing.

of

before demand neither

Adelaide,

The

ous

the letters

the

know

uow

attitude.

News

22.

The hopeless. the masters' the uotice,

quite to

(Thursday)

continent.

opponents .scoring The gained majority l»y aggregate in France Boulanger in the late elections amounts to 100,000 which means votes, in a revival .of" strong Boulang-ism"

lian

was

renew

22.

August

209.

ceutly

shire wickets.

purposes

lighted.

is

demand

The

layiug almost immediately. The match Australians

is

to

London,

ment

upon. is

Council

Maritime

a

conciliatory meeting held last unsuccessful in an night was totally of the coal trade adjustment dispute, and it is now considered that a settle

as

can state that they A mouths. strike but so far it has started, and musters successful

twelve

beeu

The neutral

citizfens

inflicting,

the

unimpor

August

Sydney, Ihe

way

para completely of trade is branch

been very have been determined The s. Zealaudia

increasing.

Telegraph

of

The

30th.

of

.

submits The Florida

rail

is

every The men

for

has

out went afternoon.

this

o'clock

uot

want-of-confidence are

out

fund

to attend. expected The city is still crowded with visitors and the attendance to the exhibition, is

ths

decided

aud

affected.

by the Mayor (Aid. to be evening promises Fifteen hnndred gnests

given this

of point Australia.

have

lysed

parlia

are

Railway

Londo,n Eastern-

palace.

August 22. last Assembly

speeches

success.

great

ed to their satisfaction. Mr. Keane is now

transhipped.

The general condition and Dinizulu pacific. have gone to Swaziland

of.

line

on

the

at

hoid

4

at

Newcastle

Trade

act.

the

in

funds

obtaining

new cable connecting ing their between (Java) Banjoewangie buck Bay, Western Australia

Sikkim

ball

Benjamin)

lcnowu Geraldton, of Western Aus

to

resumed bu t (the

The

24. vari

August

a

uight, debate,

have taken.

Company

A hostilities. renewiug necessary. campaign is considered to The Argonaut, from Fremantle on Hamburg, has been condemned

border winter

of

Woods,

of (,£1,300,000) upon security sterling Keane from the concesson he'd by Mr. the Government of Western Australia, of 12,000 acres of land in fee for each mile of railway and equipp constructed

leaving The

to

with the Aus "and Prince

attend a meeting arrauged tralian Minister, Kalnoky, Bismarck re affairs. foreign

The Thibetan

construction

Mr.

is

.

21.

August

Australians

the

wheat

The is furnished beiug by a capital firm of bankers at Frankfort-on-main, who an advance of one guarantee million three hundred thousand pounds

Sews)

Daily

London, the cestershire

the

for

totalizator

the

tant.

tralia.

FOREIGN.

In

by

quarter.

per

capitalists

from Guildford the Midland

telegrams.

.

of 3. majority of Australian

the

against

coffee

petitioning

strike

on

I

for

24.

August

coal-miners

thousand

Six

I

ugust 22.

grand are

Sydney,

con j

proceeding

Melbourne,

'

ior

>

a

price at 39s.

German

the

ment

after Keane has at length, to ous necessitated delays by reference authorities and elsbwhere, in ISngland with Mueoessfully completed negociations

;

(Prom

submitted

Mr.

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London,

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to

held

question.

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most

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alumina

.

Northern

iu

again,

revolting,

has l»een

Adelaide,

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to

A large meeting sider the Annexation

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June of H.

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.

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dissolved.

Louis

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life:

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and

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became The without But difficulty

that

day the law pro

the in

on

of

or

tne

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the

of

sacredness

;

successors

Peter have defended of eighteen centuries.

action

the

is

always

of society

corner

corner

St.

the

against And

tie

evil

and

confidence anxious

for

of

respect

who of

all

are

the perfection human race. It would be going out of an article side the limits to point action of the Church out the noble in defence of the during past ages will be of It marriage. integrity sufficient to say, let people observe the effects of a departure from the prin of in these days,, ciples catholicity, and evils of consider the divorce-

the

fact since the reports

papers began to teem ot divorce trials that

a

men

means seeking some that threaten dangers The only power that can society. help of God, is the them, through mercy of the Church, which by her strictness is able to govern dogma and discipline the human and protect family.

thoughtful of averting

are

the

CATHOLIC

IN

EDUCATION ENGLAND.

tralia

remark

we

may

ourselves congratulate since arrived at long of it which has disarmed

hayiqg. settlement the

and suspicions Our Education Act in

doubtedly, make an

State

one

this

good elementary

character avail

for

essential

but

it,

bodies, religious the education .that should take a

religious them by schools of the that in

of

tone,

it

is

in

grants

as

one

and tolerant

of who

training those

all

themselves

different

fair

by

displayed only does it

habitually Not community.

;

is

the

provide a

secular care

where think of

to the it

their

distinctive to assist to maintain

ready aid

their own, merely requiring secular instruction imparted schools shall be of approved The cordial acceptance

these excellence. of the of this Act by all provisions with its sections, together proved for satis capability giving eminently results the encourage hope factory that we shall be spared the wranglings and

dissensions

of

which

the

to

the the

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un

refutation

any tlmil

point which

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absurdly

more

the

& LULL-

immense

is

making®-

procure her children every cational Catholics advantage.

for

anxious should

deeply

be

properly

from

the

whole

to

which

as

their

equipped holding

but

;

consent

entrust is

religion

While

banished.

entirely

edur are

that

of the world should colour

schools

to

others

as

cannot

they

them not

wishing to see religious instruction the other usurping place of subjects convinced that the they are firmly sentiment should religious pervade the school and whole that the system, truths

of

favour

in

should be unob religion but and trusively constantly clearly' of the scholars. kept before the minds The state schools which are so much in our

this alizing to religion toleration. which all that the

no

far

are

days ideal.

lofty

from

re

accord

They than

the barest the supposition, shows to be false,

more on

Going experience

of children religious training is a matter better dealt with elsewhere than in the class-room, they make but the scantiest for it in the provision and thus, time-table, by keeping it in the back ground, impress their actually with a sense of its unimportance. pupils This irre system is,. in effect, entirely and must lead to the formation ligious, or irreligious objections urged

generations The

women.

it

from

the

people fast ranging the

Catholic

are

beginning from

confirmation of the most

ceiving

other

re

and

sides,

are

of to in

opposition

in

men. Thoughtful in Australia, England,

ana

against

faiths the side

by in

men

daily

all

diverse

themselves Church

it.

America, and

in

various

see its per clearly nicious and predict the most tendency, results. And disastrous widespread it be quite obviously, though may small from one matter, point of view, that a few individuals should be want

countries,

a

in and in the virtues ing religion which and cherishes, religion implants it is that to conceive the impossible of the nation can be similarly majority deficient without the endangering of the state. matters stability

Viewing

from

this

mitted claim

it must be ad that Catholics English may' the merit of having a performed

standpoint,

service most important to their country well as to their as Church. For years past they have had to complain that no of the rates is given in adequate portion

to

open

known

that

making

use

it .is them, debarred

they of

conscientious

are

them

the

by

has for rse,

well

from

strongest have, draw

They

objections.

been a to therefore, obliged second time slender means upon their for the upkeep of schools free from the evils

but, objectionable

regard

fairly to the

so

spirit

youth

schools

single

we feature, may that does credit

un

particulars, between

distinction

and denominational

overlooking

a

two

or

invidious

does

a

all

of

jealousies

parties.

to

nominally

justly

on

Va/H111ltO/l

led

to desires keep of ignorance.

aid of denominational This schools. thrown a double upon them burden, Schools are, of cou though the Board

animosities the stirred up by the Education Question in other we of Western Aus countries,

When

if

AW

or

protecting

marriage

of men, inclinations and threats persecu notwithstanding should of itself secure for her the tions,

the

against

SEPTEMBER. 1.

they observed

human

30.

as

The permitted by law. made a six-fold progress, —

OF

SISTERS

how woman was characters, anomalous oppressed by the authority which man exercised when the right

age the such

sanctifies health and

stone the stone

the

is

marriage

It is with

kind every to have learned This conclusion

law

CONVENT

to

power broader

tends

by appealing who people

1888.

30,

complete

contempt;

public on

it

word,

St.,

should

time should

It has one against multiplied and actions It tends at law. discords, because it to disturb society, destroys the of authority. regulating principle In the conduct of parents to allowing to of their be submitted th| judgment it into that disesteem children, brings the of of original authority family, which

and

a

persuasion

to closely the children

families another.

generations Offices

at

just

the part of the mother aband another that of the father. It

taking oned, sets

COMMIS-

Chaff,

its

and love respect of hatred and

MERCHANTS.

(COLONIAL stored and Prompt

Service

weakens exists

that

matrimony

founded. AT ot

she

state be Were

a

could

practically

and to keep progress, from into society lapsing It is the indisso degradation. of

in

masses

charge

life

and

family,

that

an

attempts so generally being national systems of

now

accusation

Church

the

secularize has sometimes

the

that

effect

the

and gives family, "civil It to vigour society." Church alone that has Catholic that the taught indissolubility

tne

being bond between

and them to exposes of new fathers or new pathies who are under no obligation into It casts young hearts,

STRICKLAND,

wno

of the

soil,

United

wire

the

upon tone

are

made to education

is

of

the storms

sever

combine more .It transplants

Tickets

expenses.

that

education, and authority

when

£1,000 Less

law

obligations. of work

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dissolutions

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of

are

society.

not and, parents, that tie, because of nature it has. made it its sacred repudiates It the interrupts great

being

indissoluble,

150

3rd

divorce-

relationship child and able to

the

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the bravely life. But di

leaves the fullest selfishness and caprice.

CO.,

for

obliging

sustain

vorce

&

CANNING

lightened Christian

which

not

is

prolific

herself

of

opponent

unyielding

children for the battle that religion

men

the shown

that

the be

It

a

Catholic

consistently

to

of morality where general are should these things fashionable, wish to find some to remedy sufficient terminate which evils they deplore. It is their to inter duty oppose ference with the marriage bond, and to for real and en do so is to struggle

and

has

fact

sacrifices

rapid

often

so

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cient no

observant tendencies of this

the and

the

bond

a law ordained of humanity. It

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all

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action

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conjugal

surrounds

still

facilitate

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indissolubility society urged

de Lione. Pints Pints and Canet. La Tour Gurnet.

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permitted, in every land. Marriage, the combination of being

Pontet Chateau

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to

are

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to

Social deterioration, such not make

which

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peace and durability. with which the Church and the home, family

parties may not to suit themselves.

contracting has

who

all

longer protected which precautions

scorned.

arrangements

extra

no

contract,

a

vorce

and

Tt is

been

simply

countries

among

a

given

as it in our christian societies progress did in the days of Paganism, but this divine law of indissolu is due to the

at heart. society has been rejected as

matrimony

All the sanctity the environed

(Pine

by the

of

those salutary would insure its

Old

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"Be in your pwindefatigable re pose, and with undaunted spirit sist and try to conquer evil iniquity with good , having before your eyes the reward prepared for those who combat the name for of Christ." Pius IX.

PERTH, GUINNESS'

AUGUST

THURSDAY,

OF

that had nation divorce at this time, Fortunately, was rapidly spreading. law of indissolubility and life fashioned, gave And so it to society. a

conquering debilitated.

.

Company.,

&

Mecoti.

0.

of

.Another

they deprecate. dissatisfaction is

cause

that the to the intention

Board

with Schools, contrary which they were established, originally have detrimental to proved directly the interests of religious education, the Boards since in have, many .

Canning

m.

educa-

instances,

prevented

the

Voluntary

schools

by

declaration,

made to the that the schools

Department, plation sentations

were

acteristically of mission, was

a

unnecessary. were received fair spirit, which

of opening simple Educational the

in contem These repre

in and

a

char

a

Com

Cardinal

Manning was member,

prominent

to consider the education in all its question After bearings. of sittings series over two extending the Commission has just years publish ed the result of its in deliberations

appointed

Having existing in 1836,

and

complete

singularly

sketched laws from this

the their'

valuable

able

history earliest

document

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report. of the origin offers

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to

most of that

us

is

such a system -As may be best secured. in the commendable spirit

indicating which the their work

which

ligion i

i

.

i

we

n

r

worm.

has J.

an

nign the of

which

on

Christ

i.i

do

concern

morals the is,

conduct

upon

;

encomium:; on his him,

j

return.

His

Highness the

Royal most

Prince

of

VVale.;

lifty given guineas graciously new towards che most urgently-needed at Lynn, the present one, Catholic church having givun owing to the foundations any day. way, being in danger of falling

or re

formed results obtain they ed by the denominational not system, under the withstanding advantages that dewhich it they labours, to clare that "if it were needful

telegram

lVLon

"

the second of the concert," connection with the Working be held at the Wonting Club, will

s

institute

next

Wednesday evening, number of our leading vocalists and musicians have their and the enter assistance, to be an promises exceptionally

amateur

proffered tainment

A

5.

September

any

if cannot England's anyone surprise on the zealous rivals improve a little and in of ourselves estimate we indulge by the mouth of our only loudly proclaim that General. General Wolseley opines we stand as a great military power would and' that be nowhere, nothing hundred thousand than for a easier to con an' they so listed, French troops, disem their foroes in one centrate night, shores and conquer bark on the Southern of this Russian the country. interpretation

School would

lead

two

Voluntary evidence honours."

the divide the Department that should no of Education acting longer, of without on the inquiry suggestions in the School Boards, throw obstacles to

us

They recommend

of the way opening of denomina in aid tional schools by refusing grants such evidences for that purpose. With before us it does of their impartiality that the us to learnnot surprise the

Commissioners

admit

fully

the

of the

ence

Catholics

mental portioned

grievances alleged as a and funda propose, that a justly pro remedy, aid be made to in grant

from

them

exist by the

the

School

Rates.

Alto

their

not report, though it may have the result hoped for, immediately that the reason to believe us gives in Catholic education of question will ere a long be put upon England gether

more

basis.

satisfactory

in behalf of On Tuesday last, Mr. Burt, the proprietors of the West Australian, a new trial in the case of for applied and Hackett. He Hensman v Harper justified gave grounds which he considered Mr. Burt was informed the application. by the Court that he could have his rule on the ground of excessive' solely damages.

attheFremantlo Jarvis was charged last with Court Saturday having a double-barrelled gun and other John Batearticles the property of Mr. all the evidence the man. After against the' accused had been adduced, prisoner He will be committed for trial. was James Police stolen

brought answer

Woolams

next

to

again on Saturday of having fired at charge month at Davilak about a ago.

up tho

.

to Mr. of Mr. Parnell Rhodes That letter into the Paperhas fallen like a bombshell at Birmingham. It is ex Unionist camp of the seceders from the pected that many which does not believe in true Liberalism thousand coercion by thirty supporting will be glad of the chance of com bayonets to the path again. They ing round right but the deserters, when are they purge not be let in in a their offence they must of those who take the command liurry to the banner of Gladstone.. stood faithfully

difficult

he

can

cases

are

no

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General.

have lately subscriptions following Mr. recieved Rielly, Philip £1. Ludlow, 7/6, Mr. John Keane, York The been

furnishZim pel's tender, £29 17s, for has been accepted. Library ing the Victoria Mr

received The Colonial Secretary lately the from Govern the following telegram " ment Resident at Derby Derby, 15th For the information of H. August 1888. Reliable information E. the Governor. under date of the 23rd ultimo, received, which stated that the from Hall's Creek, Jackson's Reef Company started crushing further of that That on quantity day. had been taken from the very rich stone which men dollied Jubilee Reef, from That 161bs. of gold in two days. weight sixteenth shares in No. 4 Ruby are now at £400 each. Nos. 7 and 8 Ruby selling have been and Lady Margaret properties for these and machinery sold, working to arrive at mines is expected shortly of an accu That in consequence Derby. mulation of gold (ac the fields) the police escort will be started shortly." :

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to the Southern Times is journal, We wish the started in Bunbury. success. paper much

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new

,

the members of On Sunday morning last, Catholic Society, the Perth Young Men's with one of the rules of in compliance their association, approached Holy Com munion in a body.

fair very price is being given for sandal to wood at Singapore, although, according Report the Singapore Exchange Market The is quiet. of a recent date, the market wood fetches from 5 to 5 J dollars per picul of 133 Jibs. A

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Mr. O'Brien's Glasgow Herald settled of an action for libel by the publication which and the payment of £100, apology handed sum the "pursuer" immediately of President the over to the Glasgow Liberal circulating Ireland.

Association reliable

to be information

spent

in

about

from Mason has returned Mr Clayton and is said to entertain, as a Yilgarn, a very of result of his trip, high opinion of the the capabilities gold-producing The publication of Mr. Mason's country. which will take we official place, report, of a few days, is looked hear, in the course to with no little interest forward by specu lators and the public generally. held in the At a public lately meeting, it was Mechanics' Institute, Perth, Mr his resolved to Keane, on present with an address arrival from England, liim cn the happy termina congratulating with regard to the tion of his negociations it is almost Line. This colony, Midland indebted to to say, is deeply unnecessary

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to it. refusing join peror of Masonic are full papers two connected withthe last Emperors. it was a staunch William I. appears, III. The was' not. Mason, but Frederick the words Freisinnige Zeitung reproduces to on addressed him which his father on him November 25, 1853, receiving "The work He said: into the "craft." most of the order is earnest, holy, and will make you un sublime. The order which is one needful derstand -the thing and of the be-all and the end-aU man, arrive at when you shall have this you will Prince absorbed its sacred teachings;" that was, then certainly Frederick William a Grandmaster became a Mason, and even was but he of Masonry in the end cut out for such a position, not in the least i e., as far back as fourteen ago, for years ,

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complemented

is

opinion

reflection

any call made upon to herself be on a her as she proved when also her army occasion, previous far removed than at more and navy were state of perfect the ideal from present General which our only organisation Lord Wolseley 's aspires to make a reality. will have done some however, warnings, about a better help to bring good if they and of the War Office administration

;

we are are told, jaws hung so naturally, that one. unacquainted with the fictitious of the doll would that character imagine to a and they belonged genuine flesh con blood infant. The body of the doll and the smallest tains a miniature motor, The made. phonograph phonograph ever and the jaws of the doll are worked simul talks and the fictitious infant taneously,

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Fire in Fremantle Brigade in the three hours progress 22 stood as follows Dixon performances 2 Trew 21 miles 28 laps. miles laps McGovern Hevron 20 miles 13 laps 17 miles 16 laps; Clifton 19 miles 24 laps. McGovern and Hevron had re Griffin and Dixon was the favourite tired, though exceedTrew's of a win looked prospect Trew forced the pace soon good. ingly had and after the first hour elapsed Griffin in his endeavours to. keep up down in one a mishap which broke leg, The race now lies caused great regret. and between and Clifton Dixon, Trew, at the present condition of each looking to be very close. man the finish promises

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a piece along through the bush he knocked of stone off the cap of a reef and was to find in it. gold glittering suprised which he Those who have seen the stone has brought in declare it to be quite equal to what has come from Berin; Our con temporary states that there may be some it merely thing in the story and mentions for what it is worth.

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the Moscow stands on the brink nor She has neither navy, army have any no longer weight in to play the Europe, but must be content State." No commercial part of a peaceful case the wish is doubt but that in this But whatever to the father thought. remonstr be in the plaintive truth there Russia is cerances of Lord Wolseley,

by

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at

all.

in the prize successful competitors in connection with which took place, on the Perth Artillery Volunteers, yester had their day week', trophies presented on the evening to thein by Lady Broome Over fifty were of the same day. prizes of some distributed and, in the course which remarks, Capt. Haynes addressed to his men, the gallant paid a gentleman tribute of praise to Sergt. Major Matthews The

firing,

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the

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time.

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or Auckland, JN.Zi., The barque Kate August 11th, says ;— bound to from Newcastle, Tatham, ashore at White which went Bluff, Napier, v/ill most on near Friday, Cloudy Bay, The cargo wreck. become a total likely work aud the of been has jettisoned the vessel is now dismantling proceeding." at the The was well known Kate Tatham port of Fremantle.

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market copper and extraordinary degree, even in the the ore, which, good old £25 to £30. a from only times, brought like £83. fetches now something ton, a difference— for is wide There happily two amounts between these ; the better with the fact that the and this, together mentioned West Aus by the company order from the has received an tralian " for the supply, monthly, ring" copper hundred tons of leads of several ore, resources to anticipate that the mineral us so far as copper of the Victoria district, to will be developed is. concerned, shortly A extent never before contemplated. an informs in a private letter, correspondent, us that an change has already appreciable and he predicts come over Northampton, that in less than five years such alterations will have taken place and improvements themselves as to render the manifested to almost mining village unrecognisable from it for who has been away the visitor for

"

series,

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cannot

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a

from We have to acknowledge the receipt the Colonial Office of tho Secretary's Blue Book" for the year 1887, and of a of the "Totes of the and Proceedings copy Council the Session of Legislative during 1887-8." We hope to refer again to those in a future issue. compilations interesting

the received following Yesterday we oi: Mr. T. from DoLucey,_ telegram A match has beert arranged Geraldton for £10 a between Hastie and Husband one hun one hundred, distances side; and dred and twenty and one hundred event is to take place The fifty yards. one oii the sixth Thursday September, race. between eaoli hour to intervene

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to

of John Mandeville by the authorities to Tullamore reference which has Gaol, made in our columns. been recently to alienate the Nothing could tend more of all sympathies people right thinking from the present British Government. We that however, good will arise hope, out of of Irish and that the cause evil, Home Rule will be advanced by Mr. Mandeville's for it is nothing martyrdom less."

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In

of the children's my report pic-nie, to state I omitted the given in my last, number, of children at the respective schools. The Catholic under the School, tuition of the Sisters of St. J oseph, numberthe Government ed87, whilsttlienumberof school was only 33. My object in supply this not omission is in a religious ing to do justice to point of view, but simply the teaching of the good Sisters. A good out of the 87 from the Catholic many School were children of protestant parents who their prefer young hopefuls being Sisters St. the of taught by Joseph, " whose successful of the style teaching idea how to shoot" is to young apparent all.

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report

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last,.

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a

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.

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on

Friday

The weather has been all the season. A

last.

the past fortnight during that could be desired for

LECTURE

BY

FATHER »

.

Father Catholic

DUFF.

.

visit

Duff

has treated the Perth Young Men's Society to another lecture. The one which the rev. gentleman delivered about a month ago was valued but his highly by the members later for its and discourse, practicality to all on the adaptedness just entering of life is worthy of still greater journey I will endeavour to appreciation. give a of Father Duff's remarks. His synopsis was "The stated, im subject, briefly and formation of Character." portance The rev. lecturer said that who to ever tried do his duty faithfully was the purpose for which he fulfilling created was and laying the foundation of a .good character. Intellectual cul ture had no with necessary relationship excellence of character. Men might bo in possession of no he said, wealth, and yet be rich in spirit. The advice which Burns' father him was gave "He bade me act a manly good. part, I had ne'er a For, though farthing, without an heart no' honest, manly man is worth Without regarding." '

;

a man Avas like a principle a rudder or left to ship without compass, drive hither and thither with every wind. Truthfulness was at the foundation of all christian and it commanded excellence, and esteem. Reliableness was a respect to the confidence of mankind. passport In the affairs of life, it was not so much a

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Messrs.

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for

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pub

lication.

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1

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a

Scott, confided

are

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on

programme doubt no

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prize

first race, M. Connor

now

Novemhar.

many

prize

mile B.

to

large

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will

£2

prize

Handicap, HurdleRace, Mr.

short

a

excellent of

Sheffield

the

a

on

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a

only

place 2nd

Avliich

presence

parts. Footballers' footballers— first

GrUG-ERI,

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gathering township,

an

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are

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to take

and

secure

the and

footballers

of

nle

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advertised

are

are

senior

our

Newcastle

to the been

has

List

it

particular.

The

and

late

is

exam

sportsloving community. an time since athletic scale held was in that

Wine

of

enmity—

less—

and the

spirit follow

Avell

this

ill

Howick

has

Fremantlo

this

day. Norwoods won which was by one goal, kicked by Patrick one of the Hayes, at work the apprentices on The garne Record, was played throughout a might

|

Saturday

allowed to in crease, day see the good old game of football into degenerate like a something taction fight or Yorkshire house brawl, public in which hands and feet and teeth will be called into requisition. There was a match the Norwoods played between and West Parks the on same The

in

P. A.

on

which

was not much unpleasantness. to have accidentally which the tHrough A spirit of ill-feeling,

without

a

given

met

match

a

people of Broken Hill, S.A., a good time of it during There arc to have a couple of

sporting to have

intend

September. athletic days' be disbursed. Sheffield

spoi The

when

ls,

400

sovs.

feature

leading

are

will

to be

a

handicap.

A

public

on

Thursday great aquatic Favourable

meeting was arranged to be held evening, August 2, to initiate a contest on the Brisbane River. had

replies

alread

been

received

Beach, Kemp, Hanlan, Searle, Stansbury, and others Matterson, to the effect that they would visit if Brisbane there is sufficient It is inducement. to make the first proposed the £500; prize second, the £100; and fi

om

£50.

third,

to

night solely a little witn a spool or tnreaa. suppiy girl The incident noised abroad and brought He died him an increase of customers. worth thousands of pounds. toCivility Avards all'is the every of day application Thou shalfc the divine commandment, love as "Do thy neighbour thyself." think it Avould be wrong for me to you learn art of self-defence ?" a the noble inclined Toxteth religiously youth inquired of his answered not, pastor. Certainly the minister "I learned it in youth and I have found it of great value myself, life." sir! Did my "Indeed, during learn the old English you system or Sulli van's "Neither. I learned system? Solomon's Solomon's system. system ?" " Yes. You will find it laid down in the first verse of .the fifteenth of chapter turneth A soft answer away proverbs Avrath.' It is the best system of selfdefence of which I have any knoivledge." Dr. Johnson held that a man had no to to more an uucivil word say right another than to knock him down. Coladvice was that a young man lingwood's should before he reached the age form, of 25, a character which would serve him It was harder to unlearn through life. to learn than and for this reason the Grecian was in flute-player just those double fees who charging pupils master. had been taught by an inferior To uproot an old habit was most difficult. We should always aim at something high. "Pluck at The Spanish proverb said a of and a sleeve of gown gold you may get it." We should also form a due estimate of ourselves. A man should not be his OAvn neither should he be his trumpeter, own calumniator. Too a conspicuous Avas humility apt to be interpreted by the Avorld as in a consciousness originating of A modest man would inferiority. shrink from but a truthful man praise, would not allow himsolf to be dispraised Avhen- he deserved Talent was applause; of a market, not sure but it must remain to at home and be sought for. expect A of more barking dog was frequently use than a sleepinglion." We should be humble and at the same time energetic but not We respectful, obsequious. of a good should aim at the formation character. If we did this we would meet with success in our call assuredly of life. ing or state '

Rovers

last

Wftoranliv.

admitted by the having been influenced life of the noble-minded French Chan Franklin attributed cellor, Danguessean. to his his eminence having in early youth Samuel read Cothon Mather's essays. averred that he framed his own Drew after his business habits, life, especially It the model left him by Ben Franklin. Avas thus difficult to say where the conse A quences of good example Arould end. an book containing example of a noble taken life, up at random, had been known to call had forth energies whose existence not been suspected. St. Ignatius Loyolla when a soldier, on a sick bed, asked lying " his The for a book to divert thoughts. Lives of the Saints" was brought to him, and its perusal had such an effect on him thenceforward to devote that he resolved himself to the service of God. Although the force of example exerted in great formation of our fluence the upon and sus character, yet the self-originating force of one's oAvn must be taining spirit Without some the practical mainstay. of will which is the force, compounded and wisdom which is the stem of root, life would be useless, like a character, water instead of a runbody of stagnant useful work. Character nig stream doing exhibited itself in conduct. Manners A physician Avere the ornament of action. " once said to his students, wisely Young have tAvo a gentlemen, pockets, large one to insults to hold the and a small one hold the fees." was indeed the Civility road to fortune. It was related of a that he had been so obliging storekeeper

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SPORTING

as

much—

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the character which told much the brain as the so much heart, not genius as self-control and patience. Character was formed by all a of minute circumstances, variety under control of the individual. the, and had Every action, thought foeling some effect on tompor and oxercised an over the doings of our influence future life. Association Avitli those around us Men produced in us good or evil results. ltnoAvn Avere they by the company If men were wisely kept. young influenced and directed, and con exerted their scientiously energies, soek would they good companions and strive to emulate their Com example. Avith the bad was fruitful of panionship Avith wolves" said the evil. "Live " will and you learn to Spanish proverb howl" Character could be formed by could also be known A man reading. by the books he read. We Bhould always select the best books. Some books forti good fied our hopes and elevated our aims in intellect

the

4 4

'

the most valuable instruction he had use them in the effective of their given The attained guns. efficiency by the he said, was, Artillery corps, asmarksinen, in no small measure due to the Sergt. exertions. We are Major's glad to hear that the Volunteers are them improving selves so well. In these uncertain times, be when a war in which England may at is likely involved, greatly any moment the Governments to break it behoves out, of all British to make some possessions for the attacks of invaders preparation bent on a work of provocation or revenge. with her ridi At present, West Australia, could small Volunteer Force, culously to the encroach offer no effectualresistance ments of an obstinate and mighty foe. it is to observe that, though But, pleasing not able to "take her own part" she recog the utility of military nizes, nevertheless, for defence and organizations purposes, circumstances to is striving against many form the nucleus of what one may day be an of considerable and size. army power

;

.

for

:

'

:

A vote of thanks Avas accorded Father Duff on the conclusion of his very inter esting lecture. N. H.

tf.B.

I

As

sell

under

the

I cannot sup in less than one quantities ply of Wines any gallon any Differ Ale or Porter. Spirits, Wines named or classed ently in one can be supplied gallon —one bottle of each if requir ed—the same to Spirapplies Pilsener and to Beer itb Ale, bottles of or Bass's Ale three can be sold but e&ch say, bottles of Ale and three three

Gallon

License,

(t

ft

w

khftrrill

doing

long

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allowed loin

to

are one

of Beer. P

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not

by

Utto

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He

has America not

but

performances, of

only

also

all

of

second.

a

On

125 made

in 12 yards by Baker 150 in yards

record travelled'

the

June beat

Myers day

same

the

3-5sec, tieing of Harvard,

and

time

(15see),

in twice

America,

even

which is the fastest amateur it has been although equalled

time

in

Eng

land, The

began

Australian matches

its

fortune

in

team, not England,

player

to lose the in S. P. Jones,

bered,

Avas

laid

had

been

attacked

said

that

that from

wheu the

a

Avas

remem

illness that fever.

was

It

is

dicovered apurtments

Avas

lie

Avas

he had

of the Australian Eleven umvelcome detention on

having

must their

the

occupied in

comrade's time

some

would

not

A

Not

reasons, no evil

members avoided the

their

which tour, of nature illness being general ly known it was feared that Jones

followed

recover

on

the out

was

real

it but will be colonies that of immediate

;

in

pleasure .with he accounts and going on

by now

and removed

suiallpox hospital for obvious tingham. matter, was quiet; and kept fortunately have followed from the other effects

For

But

by smallpox,

The

have

in

Jones

caused

was. serious.

attacked

dashing

be

Avill

illness

more

Jones this

of it

serious

a

report

his

private placed in the

and

had

by rheumatic

that much

appears

something

who,

after itthe mis

long

services

with

up The

Nottingham.

the In

other

amateur runners. Park, New Haven, in 250 yards in 25 4-5sec, which made L. by the illustrious

quarter

a

ran

it

gal-

one

be covered the record

instance, be sold as

t-_-

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trials

tor

JL

this, season. of the fastest sprinters but lately he- eclipsed

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of Porter,

Vnlo

good work

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he

nf

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VJ.

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.

learned at

last

danger

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match

took on the place Paddington on "June Ground, London, 21, in F. Terry, of the Haymarket, Mr. J. G. Robertson (Savoy), Mr: Frederick King, Recreation which Mr.

Messrs. Malcolm C. and Mr. M. Salam'an, H. Spiel man and art critics), (dramatic and Messrs. W. St. Logcr, Fisher. and Bentham "

broomsticks" a match at cricket played with Miss Maude Miss Dasant, the against Millett, Misses and B. other Fanny Wylie, and lady cricketers. The Avere lady players ably Miss who is a captained by Dasant, deft bowler and Miss Maud Avicket-keeper. Millet batted well for her

uncommonly

of 27 not out, and she carried out her and Miss M. Millet wickets run

cleverly on

getting

witnessed

rarely interest

was

spectators, number

;

bat. both

excited

the in

although owing to the

when

Fanny Wylie

took

and both their sides on

score

much applauded Miss

;

Score Gentlemen, 40 second innings, :

Avas

the the

Avere

gentlemen's fielding such

and as

are

part of ladies. Much the match among the these Avere. in limited state

132 90

;

;

of

Ladies, total

the first

weather. jpnings,

130,

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Philosopher No word

did

it

need

long

bestowed

was

third standard. he almost despaired

rough

a

to

the

answer,

about woman thing would be commendable

be old enough

to

it

is

and

ill,

woman."

a

pause,

man to a travelling 4 is that ?' friend. What They would to have reached always be likely years of discretion before they went to the It would take a woman a good pulls.

time

4

belongs." do. madam. is

transparent'

in

one

said

it

think

you lady'

of

title

Board school

shake

is

that

Don't

:

Practical

know.

you

the

gie

sus

always

rules

Dying

He says that named woman, Barbara the notice of the Board.

10

pleasant

a

anyhow,"

about

water.

any

a

suffrage

a

mixed with and gentian, sulphate The in boxes. food and given artificial be finely and gentian should sulphate for some time powdered, and given daily of each to of an ounce in the proportion of lambs. a score is out of condition When a horse and the reason, without any apparent of boiled a pound teeth are all right, try of

She

therefore

preferable. small at "When you see round spots, out with first but growing fast, breaking the hair surface, and taking a dandruff off the heads and necks of young cattle, to be ring the eruptions you may judge Then the worm. by cleansing proceed and when places with soap and water, or of blue vitriol dried apply a solution of cut A liberal acid. carbolic supply or

mankind Yes, in particularly going to write a "

just

Pauper's

lands.

we so well. glad agree Now, if you would only give a clear and comprehen sive definition of the term I will do my " A share towards making it public." is a human of the madam, being lady, be feminine to gender who is not afraid

he ?" replied the editor, " when he smile. Well, tell something, gets old enough to write me. him to come and see Good-bye," and he resumed his labours. with

is

loose-box

as

"

editor.

get a muzzle. a neck is

the

poet

haughtily, he received

cannot

use

The

"

colic

they

gentleman, her if she would make

44

"

only where " I certainly the language

4

and put them

to subject cribbers

cure

wouiu

arguments,

your

the

or

him.

44 :

appearance

cribbers.

with

will

We

of

thought

worn

we

"

mysel'."

Dame time the

it.

(a pessimist) has greatly degenerated, and I'm wit beauty. the book on subject." advise to would yon

cure,

nonnliAl'

a -

of He

edges of the and cribbroken,

of cribbing

act

where loose-box, or of anything, round a Placing strap

for

fun

of taking

molrinfi1 i"

cuv.

in a hold

the

not

on

the elderly "Yes," " that's and I told my wife, fool wore that> bonnet some

blister.

Horses 11 hum

does

this

lady's the seat

a

1

so

amount

carriage hat to an

railway

said

bawbee,

they

were

and yet pathetic incident in amusing the the short what and poet Gray called annals of the is told Mr. simple by poor," one of the John J. R. Micklejohn, InspecShetland tors of the at Is Poor, Lerwick,

struck

gie

rules fount

An

our

friend.

no

a

pied

I sing the box. But perhaps of a forgotten unfamiliar age to and I will stop.

A

proud to ken weel

always very I example. Majesty will

column-

we

K

ears,

English

ordinary

the

what

its

Scotch

a

and I am leddy, follow her good that her gracious

'

4

weeks'

If

gentleman

elderly

a

of

fun

making

was

were

blisters

in

man

an

ue,

on londly their was and reading, when he was done they always said it was frank hogwash. They were very and candid I can look back now people. and see that old office with its candle in

jubilee meeting last year, who day, a canny gentleman, weighed his words and actions as as it carefully well known the is Scots hay weigh able made the observations : following " The Queen is a discreet and careful

44 That will Emma : you marry 44 He': Wilkins." Why I thought yon " She I do indeed, hated her, Mary ?" with Lewis. 1 want to get even her."

cautions

Field

like

One

two booming along sereuely the sale had taken place. ads. were medicine patent and we used to fence with

their scraped boxes while be

any the

of

default

When

glories

do you think a exhibitions ?" asked " the general, it replied

They

in interest public the bone. I have of a advertisement

always

:

run

tax

after

them

the out for walking of them "Where To which the to ? go

we

week. pended until next when suspended fishing The editor was a poet. When and discharged suppurated would read it to the printers,

'

"

Centaur

him,

Oh yes,"

what

as

At

:

me

Mary

it,

And

being very evening party."

:

"

Earlswood

to

sale

out.

entirely stranger other day

A

a

until

worn

Our yearly

confidence,

always

satire.

them and asked one

"Well,"

She

NOTES.

and

seen

day

electrotypes, them when

conn"

the

not

are

about

waxwork

Yis, Mum, an' I did make it up ; but came in to a the master clane put on collar, Mum, and he lost the button."

She

"I've all the guinea." :

squad of

"

ber.

44

ordinary

sumcienc

you

guinea ?"

a

was

years

A distinguished from the diplomatist a United States of America, very genial soon his arrival and sociable after being, in London made the round of the sights the num Madame Tussaud's among

me

disorder."

terrible

a

to

them sheriff's

Tom

said

after

day

Why, Mary,

my

in

is

they the

kind of when get you Cold shoulder,

:

:

44

a

to the moved

saw

exercise, does this railway go " lunatic ? It does not replied where. We keep it here to trains on."

What

"

eat

square idea from

who

tramp

to

do you mostly ?" bite Tramp

Mistress to make up

one

VETERINARY

to

,

beg a Ma'am."

are

under

Lady

something

victuals

instances,

solubility,

met

Jerrold

nave me

of wit

devoid

Ancients

the

cynic says : earth believed the was never could have got the of its inhabitants dealings other."

essential

many

sparing obtained

If

ever

song-writer

Lunatics

:

walking

44

A

than it did before vegetable In like manner that crop was grown. has the advantage the succeeding crop elements of a ready supply of mineral which have been worked up by the roots and the soil of the fertilizing crop from to

notice this dist

in

live

been told that cobbler having the price of bread had fallen, exclaimed. at "This is the first time I ever rejoiced of my best friend." the fall

contains

necessarily elements

who

over

here."

buried

are

has

the following

gate

was

time

first

xoungscer, dence to 1 jan said Jerrold but I have't

0

A

green

in,

t

tt

burying-ground

Only the dead

rict

of a recognised end. If the that effecting plants the whole of their nourishment obtained it is obvious that the soil from the soil not be enriched would by ploughing But as down a crop. green they nourishment from obtain part of their their leaves the through atmosphere, of, the beneficial action of the practice can be understood. manuring green has been Thus after a crop of the

0

1

11

replied

each

Express.

a

country

entrance

its

green "

is

ploughed

0

have

was

the

He changed onr politics and way, every chaDged our religion four times. If we attempted to reason, his paper, he threatened and that closed the discussion. We used to take out items all the telegraphic and lay them on a we'd Then galley. change the dates and shove the paper them into

with and

I

they paper failed to

in

we

body and soul.

to."

listen

MANURING. A

with crops the land

&

Yes." when

life

wood.

When

did.

they

do this their they stopped paper. all directed the policy of the paper. man in cash, and he owned paid

of it to description 44 he exclaimed, it the most glowin' had 'casion for to

his

Malviny,"

-

tr

I began

An ignorant old man, listening was eulogy of a great statesman,

lasting.

0

"

and cord

cabbages

when

always mentioned it If and gave them a puff.

accumulate

to

life

this."

as "

farmer, baby."

mere

:

ah

in

early

did

it."

knowing

my

begun very

less a penknife, give of exercise, and plenty of the following powder sublimed damp bran of potash, of chlorate

the

:

in

ones

country That was

"

1

A traveller over-night stoppiug farmer whose estate was miles miles in extent, "You must said,

sufficient generally into the inflamed

are

Out

relieve.

in every night nitrate sulphur, potash, powdered 2oz. -Mark Lane

true

medicine,

diet, stimulating a tablespoonful

being

that

with

cooling bars

freely.

markets

the

in

more

together

without

in

sai

a

few bran mashes, of alternative or

a

that,

failing

to

so

porous,

extent and

to

more

fertilizers

more

circulate waste suffer

not do And washed out

the

and

lighter and water

air

that

of

or,

a

soil,

teething

affects particularly young and any constitu Over-feeding tional such as slight fever, disturbance, are also producing causes. Scarification meal diet, or a green lancet, by penknife

the upon good mechanical effect which heavy clay soils, especially

have

frequently and process,

horses.

furnish and on

true

is

then

most

is

used

therefore,

of making nitrogen available value of lime, when applied Ashes also fertilizer, depends.

a

are

be said to of lime,

may

the incisors, associated with the

beyond

the

that

for apologising I di-i not mean to language fact is that, as but tlm say what I did, bad the misfortune you will see, I have of my front and the to lose some teeth, words out of my mouth now and slip

gentleman

.

Ashes wood .ashes

ON

A

out tie on the nose of a colt, a of fine linen thread tightly round ligature soon tiio base of each wart, and they will shrivel and fall off. "Lampas in horses, which is a swelling with of the bars, to level or a rising

power thousands Mother

.

I

HINTS

break

Station.

.

ant

Jfatm

Inspector

hosts of Mother

of

living

witnesses

Syrup

who

Seigel's were just

Ladies

Silver

Watches

to

to save

the the

to perish. ready Curative Seigel's Syrup is orf sale by all chemists and medicine vendors, and by the proprietors, A. J. White, Limit ed, 35, Farringdon Road, London, E.G.

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