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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."
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made
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1887. ferred
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to
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of her enemies. hatred Dublin even Castle has never me against any charge of nature. that you Dublin,
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pack the jury to Dublin at
o
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nature
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to
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staff
composed
is
of specialists, and deeds are done daily,
entirely
tremendous
surgical or noise
stir without of course. Long lists ordered from pharmacy in of that Sister charge
and as a matter of medicines are
the says for department, specialists their hobbies in medicine You should see surgery.
important
its
rooms
private
there
—
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more.-
look
liner's
well
as
as
the pharmacy of bottles and
into into
and
have
usually
rows
should ward
jars ; you children's
are
the the
pretty
no
critical
a
from
men
were for his blood. The thirsting announcement that he will probaby cross the sea to evidence at the give is alarm forthcoming investigation really
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.
Hie
—
His
to
offence is certain tenants
It
is
it
Killeagh case, Coercion Act The magistrates and
the
firmed
Mary's
As
for
Brooklyn.
Hospital,
had
I admonitions, a month before
St. Mary's of them.
Then they
a
in
is
under
even
not, offence
an
who court
the
this
no
the Ireland.
in
pronounced judge who There law.
it, con are
who
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
for
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
DU
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a
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he did.
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significance,
p'O-Irish.
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wide,
with be
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in native gold rock, in sand or gravel, or
If
test.
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say
But
I heard addressed
were
on
young reporter had managed to else who any one
but
from
of gold and to
is
—
or discoloured mica, iron, Gold presents the same whatever direction it is
To
at.
This
upheld
stay,
looked
guiding
is
offence in England, decision in the given
broke
it,
just
St-
was
pyrites. from
he that in Ireland
an
county
accompanied
Nation.
not
the
after
and,
rents.
exorbitant
pay
offence.
to
wbo
,
from
copper colour
to
Dillon's
on
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
expert
whereas mistaken
Magazine.
:
be caretully examined sample should of a magnifying if the by means glass, of insufficient. The particles eye is the free will iu gold, if present state, wet or dry, be distinct, whether probably and can be distinguished easily by an
hammering
or
the
the
gravel,
cosey
hundred
a
Journal English Imprisonment-
not
spread of gang
at
planks
from is taken following of the Victorian Express
To detect free piece of specimen
when
recommended
the amongst Mr. Egan is one of the men forgers. treated who has been most vilely by the of the Unionist Press. moral assassins They have charged him with complicity in the most abominable and coolly crimes, assumed because his guilt when innocence was time,
of very great can be length Across the inside of the bottom small narrow of wood, 2 strips
UlviiwO
columns
beaters.
has
offer
consternation
bis
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An
proceed
hands
your
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so
understand they of Earth cruelty
Tint.
our widely have diverged since of the Home Rule old friend and co
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j
of
Poland.
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any charges be brought
can
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will
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to
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of
in
me
as a criminal. I speeches conscious of any crime, except love of Ireland and undy regard
not
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London
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recent
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.
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Rome
visit
freely
;
Mr.
Wladislawia
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(which
quoted
by
Jntercotontal
match
former
Glou
v.
wickets
seven
for
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
Chiefs
the
on
are
arrival
at
Natal, has been
cargo
.May
on
Zululand
his
followers
and
Umbadim
British authority. in fever continues raging yellow are made to and efforts being of the air by immense purify quantities and bonfires disinfectants large being
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that
country. of state Lord Knutsford, Secretary for the colonies has informed the Agentsthat her Majesty's General for Australia
Government
ar
rived
of the decision approve at by the Chinese Conference held in Sydney.
re-
charges
Commisiom
ex
to
all
The
Times
to
be able
pect a criminatory thus limiting
prove' character to their enquires
be
for
Colonies
in
support
to
—
commenced
v.
Gloucester
by the
match
The
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
.-has
the
A a
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been
as
to
the
visiting
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for
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National Library of Australia
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further
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trouble at
by the
name
station.
Hue, but declared of God and said him. injure
train
He was himself
of coal
that
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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to
held
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most
and
Agreement
—
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.
Northern
iu
again,
revolting,
has l»een
Adelaide,
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A large meeting sider the Annexation
a
June of H.
in early the relief
.
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BOARDING
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alieu
an
the anti mothers to them. which
in the
grow,
germs child
one
in
antagonism
is
a
but
an
scale.
ap
In
a
to will
form gradually which be impatient of of restraint, because they
of
the
marriage
tie.
their ancestors. despise can be easily sustained to the history of every had violated the sacred of the indissolubility There we can read in
sinister
ST.
JOSEPH,
GERALDTON. For
—
TERMS
children,
under
10
5 guineas per quarter, years, be paid in advance. Music and singing, 2 guineas. Entrance Fee, £4. Children per
10
over
years,
to
so
long
nition of
8 guineas
quarter.
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THUR. 31— FRI. St. —
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community
divine
But right." Empire decay entered into the Roman the door of divorce which the through had to close, and neglected legislators the decrees of the which Emperors The right of repudiation only widened. and the respect, in which the triumphed, away. with
the
consequence
sole In
hope fact,
of
was
of
ducing
being
divorce
marriage.
held
passed
contracted
was
changed frequently any good result. Barbarians had not much was
B.C.
matron
Matrimony
dissolved.
Louis
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august
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life:
the
and
one
became The without But difficulty
that
day the law pro
the in
on
of
or
tne
m
unurcn
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
if
XV
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to she
un
refutation
any tlmil
point which
No
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
100
... ...
ana
has
dissolutions
the
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
They
dishonour
'
prevent
all
nusnana
the ;
can
throughout tne
onjy from
separated
£1
AT
is
suffer
1888.
SUBSCHIBERS
1,000
consul
lubility
freedom to No amend
of laws from it.
or ment uniformity the evils arising
Howick-Streets.
Pagan
de the
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
'
The
cient no
observant tendencies of this
the and
the
bond
a law ordained of humanity. It
UL
all
that the
tie,
action
an
has The
progress
s\(-
rrrx
conjugal
surrounds
still
facilitate
marriage
Di evils
of the matrimonial
indissolubility society urged
de Lione. Pints Pints and Canet. La Tour Gurnet.
to
permitted, in every land. Marriage, the combination of being
—
Pontet Chateau
wonder who notice no
make
its
mu
and which can tie, marriage so there abrogated long as of God in the Church world.
is marriage do not see why
instead of two lives in a permanent union, become a terminable partnership.
&c..
Maraschino,
to
are
Quarts.
Ifmen
o W
to
Social deterioration, such not make
which
bility
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
Rogers'
alarm
by
Pale
Brandy.
caused
different
interest
sacrament,
a
BRANDIES
in
awakening
have Since
Distillery
confusion
strange
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question
source.
innovations
the
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encouragement
DIVORCE.
tion
century opened the which through decay is
fissure
dissensions." doesdoubt, The laws
until
had Scarcely years coming. fifty of the so-called passed after the advent when cornReformation, Germany
Highland
Reserve. Special Old Highland.
Dublin
the
terrible
pitblllCU
is
WHISKY Celebrated
v
to do sixteenth
v.1
THE
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of
V
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30,
"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
a
a
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
-l
O
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." :
'
,,
frost
to the Southern Times is journal, We wish the started in Bunbury. success. paper much
A be
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
L "
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
National Library of Australia
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contest
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when
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" A large with copper mining company, has been successfully £100, 000 capital, in one hour Stock floated in the Melbourne The subscribed is Exchange. capital fnllv available. Mr. E. R. Sherwood. who for many years past has been employ ed in the Survey has been Department, and accepted, the of offered, position to the and wll Manager company to the scene of the shortly proceed in the company's operations vicinity of Such is a Northampton very welcome of news in a piece published recent issue of the West Australian. It in 1848 that was lodes were first dis covered in the Victoria and district, from that momentous epoch, up to about the eight years ago, mining industry, -which was carried on briskly, provided of hands, thus, as employment for scores a natural the consequence, enhancing of the North and having to a prosperity certain extent a beneficial effect on the whole colony. In the year 1877, when min had reached their ing operations highest of activity, £30,000 worth of lead pitch ore was from West Australia exported to say, all of this, it is needless had been raised at Northampton or in its immediate Not be vicinity. much, however, may to be done 111 lead expected mining at the North and for the simple just at present, tho reason that offered the price for not metal, will proye sufficiently tempting
;
has fact
of
decidedly the new '
suffered German Em The German reminiscences
a
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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"
in putting We have very great pleasure extract our readers the following before of 24th Herald the from the Morning able contem inst. Our conspicuously an is, by no means porary undoubtedly, tho indignation with which in exception Mandeville's it the distressing regards of all for that must be tho feeling case, who know the circumstances good men marked and honourable but it is a very for and liberality the courage exception "A with which it speaks its sentiments. word of most article, every interesting in which we thoroughly endorse, .appears W.. A. concerning Record, yesterday's treatment of the late Mr. the atrocious
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uo
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of
Admiralty.
go-as-
:
It is so chronometer. accurately golden which timed that the homely little prayer while dying John Quincy Adams uttered to I lay me down has "Now sleep" its ruby lips before just time to issue from Of the the instrument course, stops. creature with can sing aud pray equal it is a very terrible and altogether facility, to turn loose the nursery. being upon would Such a doll frighten many a child out of its wits.
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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:
England
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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this
Gazette of ruin. and can
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
that learn from the Victorian Express named Michael Smith came into the Bay from the bush the other day and has told his friends that he has discovered He is a rich gold reef. quite accidentally VtniMrt/v rl fll f wnila llOlYAlAg
of
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England
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but that is she our Herat, all. When troops will' make a great fuss but, all the same, Russia is strong remain there. they will and Eng to make the hazard, enough now in Afghanistan as she land will be baulked Sea which baulked in the Black was
until
off
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put
frequently
is
feeling
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of
state
under Mr. When- he first came forward, Parlia Butt's as candidate for patronage, Mr. -Parnell was recom ment, warmly mended to the public by the parish priest of Avondale, who wrote "Mr. Parnell, and though a young man, has much talent with country much practical acquaintance life. Though he is the youngest in his bench of magistrates, his opinion is much ho is not and when sitting respected,
"
Masonry
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,
1
systems,
the
.
between balance of Board and the management,
a
time.
of
length
most
,
strike
an
It
one.
pleasant
to
lively
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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
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be for
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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
taught J
estimate
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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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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that
Company stark
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last,.
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a
of copper ore mentioned discovery by has been purchased by the Company me, the manager, Mr. J. through Bartley, who has set on a of hands. good number The has already ore to manager shipped of these valuable Melbourne. The future which the Company have secured, mines, is looked upon as Hope's finger pointing to the star of prosperity. bright The shearing has fairly commenced and, so a" good clip. far, Wool has promises been already brought in from the Murchison district. The Government is making Geologist an district of the inspection yesterday Mr. S. Mitchell drove him to the Geraldine situated some 40 miles from mine, the town. Father Brereton paid us his fortnightly new
.
;
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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footballers, to be nothing .ve shall one
appears
friendly
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of
people
sports 26th As
September former, arranged, the these
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Merchant.
judges while
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first first
are
Messrs.
Mr.
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events
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hope
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if
sportsduties of
unable myself will forward to
secretary of the
for
sports
pub
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and best the largest of Assorted stock Wines and house in the Spirits of any and Private Hotel Colony. Families supplied— the latter License. linder the Gallon Terms Cash. Country orders be accompanied should by a Price or P. O. O Cheque "MT.AS
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£3 and second prize, is the the Secretary Adams and Clarkson,
a
Scott, confided
are
handicapper.
on
programme doubt no
10s.,
prize
first race, M. Connor
now
Novemhar.
many
prize
mile B.
to
large
and there
will
£2
prize
Handicap, HurdleRace, Mr.
short
a
excellent of
Sheffield
the
a
on
The chief of Handicap-for
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on
a
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place 2nd
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presence
parts. Footballers' footballers— first
GrUG-ERI,
evidently is
gathering township,
an
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are
It
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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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
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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-_-
cut;
at Hamilton
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
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VJ.
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.
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last
danger
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match
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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
;
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the the
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gentlemen's fielding such
and as
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not
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not
care
few
a
parochial
—
an
on
land
same
"What does Definition. a mean ?" asked Scotch teacher of his class lately
excitedly. encouraging. mother.
"Your
vote."
with
note-paper Does it fit question, of post he received for "
"
misused."'
so
when suddenly head and dirty
fingers teacher
>
A "sensible" woman, as Dr. Abernethy would was have called discovered her, by a shy man, who made her a rather He bought a wedding original proposal. and sent it to the lady, ring, enclosing sheet
reside
a
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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is
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If
remedy.
infallible
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and
chest,
and
Spirits octaves
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Pills
Oxford
St.
GENERAL
favorite
STOREKEEPER
and
Spirits
stock.
Wines
the
Purchasers should look and Boxes. If the Pots
633,
Oxford
WEST
Price
Perth.
and
Lists
terms
forwarded,
on
application.
CLARKE'S MIXTURE from
Blood
the
is
Life."
the
WORLD-FAMED warranted
is
BLOOD cleanse
to
the
and
Sores
of
and its
all
Lowest
Diseases, kinds, are marvellous. Thousands of testi monials. Sold in bottles, and 2s. 9d. lls each and Patent Medicin by Chemists Vendors Sole everywhere. Proprietors The Lincoln Midland Dru and Counties
Lincoln,
Co.,
Agency Alliance Co.
Assurance
cause
For
rates
Fire,
—
:
jv&ariue .—
England.
„
they
Label
Wedding Rings Electro Plated Cups
on
&
T.
W.
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold TIME PAYMENT with IMMED IATE possession to. householders at ex low As ceedingly prices. no heavy commission is for paid and convassing
FACTORY
ion
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life,
customers
collecting,
to the public generally that beg to announce manufacture all classes
JN
20
maker
to
and.
a
guarantee
at
from
buying having a
besides from
select
i
save
will
by
cent.,
per Nesbit,
least E.
V
stock
large,
to
watch-
practical every article
sold.
TIME
PAYMENT, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
jflgr
—
Risks. Ciiif Street, Fremantle
Spectacles.
spurious
are
Britnall),
STREET,
Clocks
&c.
Cruets,
-
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is
Alberts
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E.
HOTEL.
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Mr.
:
Jeweller,
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W.
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Andrew.
T.
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and
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Jet
Keepers
,,
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and
Office
The
of
Australian
blood
from whatever impurities Skin Scrofula, Scurvy,
all
arising. Blood effects
Australian
to the address
BOOT
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(Late
West
—
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.
For
London,
Street,
HAY "
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
;
hand
on
Leontines
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
„
0
Brooches
;
Retail.
Street
Howick
in
are
sets
Leontines
St.)
of Medicine Vendors sold by all World with direc the Civilized throughout in almost tions for use every language. And
Stout
Brands,.
and
Wholesale
and
Oxford
533,
E.
Watches Bracelets B. & E.
„
„
(late
Silver
,,
Earrings
Manufactured
are
n,AA
Alberts
.
at
Walthams
Alberts
„
brand.
always
fail.
or
„
„
only New
78,
"MONK"
Ale
to
every repaired
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
Silver
.
JOHN
their
Abscesses, SKIN of
kind
or
two
a
Earrings
„
King's
Watch
with of
Jewellery to order
W a'tches
B.& Brooches
„
Sciatica,
Nesbit's jewelled) guaran
Best
Watches
Bracelets
sets
„
EVERY
Watches
Silver
,,
Gold
Rheumatism,
Gout,
For
London Also
Pleu-
or
Pulmonary,
other
Watches
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ristic
Merchant.
No
only.
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.
MlQleery,
meat,
Cure"--
it
Bronchitis,
Quinsies,
in
and
Wines
mto
and
the class
Nesbit's Walthams ESI in the Colony.
years' guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gent's Gold
rubberl
effectually
salt
as
The
years.
CHEAP
These
of
cure
two
exception.
the
are
BAD LEGS, Old Wounds, Breasts, Sores and Ulcers,
For
Liqu
of
for
without
and Healing Properties the World. throughout
..
ciality.
Best
and flrst-
of Jewellery in the description colony. Levers English (capped and stand and rough riding work,
and Class
&c.
Harness,
Adelaide,)
PERTH.
best selected stock of
cheapest Watches and
Hotel.
Privacy
the
HAS
and
Stables First
,
for
requisite
Family
—
lery,
Bath-rooms
front.
STREET,
made
reduction
Balcony
Splendid
tools,
Jeweller,
Street,
Boarders.
Regular
also
and
Rundle
HAY
Stockb
full
of Station requirements, other Carpenters' goods, Portable Wool Forges,
Bundry
Boarders.
l
and
of
(Late
:
Merchants,
Stock
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.
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.
MARHOH&
W. E.
,,
Consump-
c.
THOMAS
R.
DeRUCEY,
COMPOUND Senega, Chlorodyne.
OF
Aniseed, KAY'S with
Proprietor.
torant, KAY'S
COMPOUND, for
LINSEED,
Squill,
Coughs,
Tolu,
&c.;
demulcent
a
n
expec
and
Colds,
Chest
Ladies
Complaints.
The
GERALDTON
HOTEL
Comfort
Every
and
is
with
replete
Convenience And
contains
of Burroughe's
Rilliard Which
is
Wines,
Spirits
and Beers
and
and
and
Visitors,
Watts
far-famed
the
is
of the
for
Horses
KAY'S gia,
TIC
PILLS,
Face
ache,
a
in
specific Contains
&c.
Quinine,
&c for
Broken
of
the
always
on
of lovers
obtainable,
game.
Sold
E.leywhede
M
m
<®
<®
Attendance
& aims
n®
Manufacturer
CURRIER
and
Finest
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STREET,
(opposite
nAS
the
hand,
on
SHOES
TO
LIST
ON
O.,
W.
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Next
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in
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AND
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connected
APPLICATION.
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POST.
—
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"Criterion
"
unsurpass
kept
are
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atalltimeB very cheap. D. H rat.v.
sale I
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CATECHISMS
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and
For any
all
details
therewith notice
attended
by
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
to
at
complete.
W.
T.
WIMBRIDGE.
Diocese
of the
COPIES had at
or
of Perth
the
above
be
may
Record
now
Fre
Office,
mantle. al
ready.
erected
Use in the
part
.Oil. and band for Sale, Monumental Head and Tomb Stones, wivh handsome Iron Railings, supplied nnol
to
in trial
'A
WimbridgE,
the
SLIPPERS.
BY
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DSBENTAKeB, and
ways
SMALL
ffl
Durability
or j»DL
&
are
A
on
ntly
8
the shortest otherwise.
PRICE
the "live
or
soles
your
cons
of the ITlUNERALS Colony,
ATTENTION
k.
ab
the
at
good order. solicited. and Neatness ed. Boots
conducted PROMPT
ka
is
His prites. recommends itself; boots are the best the market.
that
seaMf.
HAY
AND
U ,m
J.
Repairing neatly and promptly done. Extra-fine See patchingexecuted.
cathedral.)
German,
m
ff
and
"
live
let
in
PERTH.
extensive
most
French,
English,
BOOTS,
qeorge's
st.
Oalf
Booc
Kip
and
Civility.
DEALER,
finish
Perth, next to Store. He
Sewed
Best
Importer,
LEATHER
always of colony
<© IF
bJ
guar-
shape
orders at D. Boot and Shoe Shop'
Street,
MEDDLES,
GEORGE Boot
and
you
8 a
Monger's to manufacture prepared
England.
port,
Gentlewant
Shoe, in
fit,
H.
kl?bboststek-
hand.
and
leave
style,
iHealv's
work his
Good
j
perfect
make,
Hay
Ar
:
"
'
Cement
: :
"e
to
and
Neural
I
or
teed
Moderate.
Charges
8T
and
Coughs
ticles. COAGULINE.
resort
Brands
for
serviceable
equally
—
favourite
Best
is
if
men, Boot
Cattle.
Iron,
Tables,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
TraveUers
for one
COMPOUND,
KAY'S Colds,
I
Single Double
parts
per
dozen.
per
dozen.
(each) ,,
Printed and published M Gibney at the HowickRecord," .
,
Thomas
Is.
9d.
—
parts
Bryan.
Is.
for office
the
of
street,
Right the
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