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in

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half

and

of England Wales. The

all

statesman Lis

pledged

They

ago. that

years Ireland

won

only better

first

six

Mallow

Nationalist Tcause he was for elected

of

this

life

to

most

"

had

not

the

the

had

century them

give

goodmeans

the names whilst Green, of Lord Spencer and Sir G. Trevelyan were mentioned with sincere homage their conscienti for theit magnanimity, and their Who would ousness, courage. ment

on

have

College

Dillon

tbe

by

signed

whole

his

on

Liberal

release

England Still, however,

from

prison against

they had to fight in England misrepresentation and merciless Coercion and a savage but cause was Act in. Ireland their ; the

npw

of the. had known

Liberal

cause

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them,

them were

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on, the

fair

,

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they England

play

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field

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Home

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a

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gin-seller

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from William

to a representative K.C.B., let. We regret that the

to

in-

an

,

extracts

by Sir

at

ladies

war

eaten.

I

as

you know

in

Central

is.

a

still.

common

Africa was at of disposing way

taken in conditions. the along

to

the

one

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practice time tbe of all

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,

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cause

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William.

outright reserved traffic

very war,

first

slaves,

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mean,

himself out how in

wore

remember of course,

Bribeck a

had

turned

as

that of it,

long day end to the :

an

be shot end of those

lias

iuto

soaked

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God slave

trade

he

this

Sir

( he says It Darfur, think how on earth to, those Bedouin tribes :

is

to

will

of

take

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perhaps

sent

of

Mercy

for

He

ink out out an

leaving makes one wink the slaves of all

time,

which quality in kinswoman tbe

chivalric look for

nrifl

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It life

and

;

last

a

story

n

'to'

faithfully.

Russia

in

intimately

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she wrote to refugees," kindled their wrongs heart which burned It

this

was

mine.

her

Personally,

peculiar she

pale Last

prolonged

made

which

xand

literature

clear, tures.

her

were

to

eight

fifteen

McCann

a

to

J

accom a

place

was) supposed he

to

the

required, Wetherell arrived

worA.,

with

to to

horses

he (Wetherell, mine at which

:

at

the

but no McCann teams, were Suspicions' aroused; was Wetherell and a search arrested, the brought to light body of McCann, which was buried iu saud jusl? outside the town where the two men had been with

was

him.

for

camping rose

the

judge

resolved which

to

or

,

:jury,

by

Universe.

the,

feeling and crowd

his

desertB

discovery,!

Wetherell

give did

they

Public

night. the

at

intensely

without

-

i

him.—

lynching

charm

as

a

Miss

Rome.

spring

of her

life

made A

little

life

came

over

a

after ing.

by

But

writes a friend. bereavement," of her cause death was immediate of pnenmonia. an She passed attack fortified by the last away peacefully, sacraments. Pilot.

May

she

rest

in

were

by came

tbe

it

but

it

is

S

Ireland

no

doubt

the

would' forensic trick hon shout all

uot, is

a

Times counsel

dirty

with

I

parts

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that

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witnesses spring of tbe islaud.on the

suddenly

peace.—

to

legal—

judges

their witnesses. They take country-' they would and commenced country, producr'" their witnesses in this fashion.V so were discredited many of them the evidence them which respecting into the hands of the counsel for defence that the Times lawyers now

announced

mother, devoted.

it

says

indeed, stop it to the

broken

was

Truth

height, fea

O'Meara

in

visit

her

Parnell

woman.

of medium well-cut complexion was

year,

>1

of the Sick Commission..

Getting

that The

Boston

after

Uj

was

year,

twefity,

sentenced

He induced him' with his

horses Denver

in

success

sorrow of her the great of her upon her in tbe death she was to whom singularly

The

'Tor

,

crime, however, was home to him, as the not discovered. After this himself into the friendship who was the owner of two

bodies

and

also invested

later,

"

Wetherell

Dt

This

brought

pany where have

my into

comprehension

which

sympathy with

in-

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itself

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teams.

and

friend,

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"penitentiary

he ingratiated of McCann,

of

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a

if

at

old

an

she depicted so the scenes set foot But she never either or Poland. "I knew Paris Polish in two

among

long

'

;

and does she

thoroughly

so

his

suffered

heard of, but Wetherell Silverton with thair horses, he sold for 300 It was dollars. that he had killed the two supposed Swedes and thrown their bodies down

her the

by year of Russian

down

the herd of sheep

snlrl

captured

arrived which

we

in

appears

he

club

broke'

afterwards

of

proof

shots

-j

years, Wetherell was next heard of at Ironton where he got into the of two friendship Swedes. out "He. set with 'them to the Silvefton/and Swedes were never

stirred. easily, this rich,

This knew

quietly and taken,

The two took Vrp.vinn

companion being years. Getting free

of

phase

steel

,

his

kindly, unerring

"

was

immense

woman

with the herself oppressed identify is her delineation and so perfect. Poles, and social of Russian scenery, family it was that believed etc., by those life, whose experience made them competent that the writer must have lived judges,

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free

time,

Sister

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years the is

are to be freed. When them ? the trees hear my voice and obey me, then will all their these tribes liberate slaves.' " said Sir William, into But," breaking " a more Gordon's work cheerful tone, lives after be with on him, and so it. will follow other who him. It good men

Who

Irish

Harper's. Polish

night.'

five

blotting paper be able to wipe

then you will the stain of African slavery.' before he other time, just

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National Library of Australia

Hill

her

would

his

one, writes knows

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whether

many

first

the

sympathies

O'Meara Barry " Narka," published

dairy

:

the

chief

the

with his

Read

The

the

the

.Wetherell.

couple' of pistol He then

a

however,

this.

I

which got when in Once in

pretext

enclosed

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of desperate what lonely struggle to ? deliberate conclusion he comes When have the writes you got

for the future. The foreign this sla reversed order of things, was no the of consequence, longer but wars and ever wars widening of slavery, the direct consequences a

to

which

age

'trains. NTflW

a

is

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all the battleships of Europe were to Africa."

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were

At

repeated

I

simply .You

I would .willingly And yet at the

cook or kept for domestic were the consequence of inter of being strife. Instead killed were the field upon they

given to drudgery, tribal

so,"

round

edited by Dr. at the end ofif 1 could put

bottoms English 100, single year. and effect had changed quite

so,

if

is

be of

horrors

a

door

he

partially opened, rushed the infuriated mob. to tear down they commenced i

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of St. Dominic," Daughter ber "Queen "One Divine," by Right Heroines" the life of an of God's

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aipiomacy, the at,.

there telegraph pole, remaining till quite dead., Theiecord.of Wetherell's primes shows him to be of a ferociously heinous nature, lu 1872 he, along with another' w»s man, herding sheep for a man named Wall, The two herders and Wetherell conspired murdered Wall out his by battering

cultivated wonderfully shown in her distinctively rework. Few or better ligious grasped the of. the Catholic ideal expressed life she. and ascetic than spiritual

I

I suppose refer to what was you when Gordon was Governor-Gen?" of the Soudan

work.

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places "

a

cordon

a

worst

and another and

broad, nature

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to

agree would

more

on

io

knocking

i

and of

stories

observant, with

tactful,

humorous;

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in

hand, have,

we

studies,

intuitions

leisured

Do you attach importance coming Anglo-German blockade " Not much. done

sort of way, that the traffic vague then soon assumed sprung up enormous dimensions. W hy it is hardly more and than 100 not years ago, since .120 years ago, English captains were' from alone the away carrying

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in

would

country

other

world,

shrewd,

be be

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prison

resorteu

band

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were

name

the

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the

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"continent. that if the

ana

to he bound through At town. the nearest telegraphpole the wretch had a rope put ronnd his neck, and he was hauled quickly up to. the 'He was cross-piece: instantly' 'owered and asked if he had any again to to which he shook his thing say, once more head, :when he was dragged to the cross-bar up by the neck of the

wnrlr

social !

balls,

would

"

which

West Coast 000 slaves in

a

heart

my

the slave trade than of the united natives

prisoners

kept for home consumption they being were exchanged for gin and gunpowder. one knows Of course you know, every in

all

over

billiard

misery

of ivory,forego the use done to crush out the

than captives them up as food. were Traders to buy slaves, and so, instead of

use

their

for

of this

classes

of their

bodies

nrnman'fl

I

human

on

their

the

proof. and

there suppressed to evidence indicate

author's internal

no

if house brushes, ivorybacked would ivory-handled go without if club-men would some find

lightened from lieve

for negroes Atlantic sea-board as to to be exported slaves the West and America. sud Indies The chiefs to discovered that it was better denly barter

Ametica to com If ladies would

knives, other material the sum of

taken which

Then came a change the demand There was

war.

of England and ivory. boycott

to

or

of

i

Grant

Ozanam,

uishop be cited in may an eminent ecclestiastic scholar has said that

these

to

keep

alone,

holders

constant

.

usual

any

slaves, it worth while them. the Get

renounce

;

and

of of a state Prisoners were believe cannibalism

result

to

bine

:

the

value

gives makes

went

r

literary

of perfectly apprehending it and work, and describing and smypathy. Her lives

woman

profound

j

:

intertribal

Of It

only There is

which to hunt

our

us to does not allow disposal produce conversation the entire " To say that the problem of African is an involved one is to state the slavery Its case causes are rooted very mildly. in certain deep down large primary of savage life. conditions it Originally

was

mer

if

of Africa

her

on

iueu one

until

of Frederick and Lacordaire

work

of

remedy

in

shoulder. himself

the

quick

no

Faith.

oorn

at readers, least, chiefly through Catholic World and the Ave Maria. " Madam About five years ago her Mobl and her Salon" appeared in the

man's life with justice

chap

powdei; no time.

needs

was

early

a

book

the

entered

a

take of the

to

City the wind public got and on the 4th inst. .an

trial,

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Canon

to

the

1

hour."

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there

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it

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work

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space

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and

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tracts

Butler, the Tab

different

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umeara

and achieved an Atlantic Monthly later immediate augmented popularity, visit to Boston and the by the author's made here by her impression delightful charming personality. Miss O'Meara had an unusual mental She had the faculty most rare range.

j

of partial ?" usefulness one very simple "remedy which I believe would check 50 per cent, of the evil. Get down to the root of the evil, and attack the trade ivory It is that which trade over single long

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some

get

of the

j

Crusade.

can

How

"

missioner's beyond the first

her

all

to Wetherell hey tore pieces. what it all meant, so a seizing knocked of his several assailants

j

which thing Fever and

tbe

with

sympathy

i

ol

a

3rd

the

on

her first books under career, publishing of Grace Ramsay. For the pen-name to Amer her work came many years

:

yourself, needs negro

the

a

first

for

McCann

matter, organ ised band of about one hundred citizens demanded the giving up of the prisoner. The sheriff and told the mob refused, that any attempt at the man securing would mean bloodshed. The crowd

it

Yet,

named Denver

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for

Judge reclaim

close

ters.

chant. is done

j

granted

slave

the

by

his

pro

Ire.,

She

am

dysentery before he

They

"

We give

used

now

himself

he

one time, and time is the the African climate forbids.

kind,

terivew

Tib,

the

arrested

Colorado, City, excitement was so public that he .had to he secretly to Denver. to. be Having

removed

again

was

to

no

so

about 45 years ago, of a Irish has, proud old which, family, an historic 'modern record. moreover, From childhood the home her early in Paris. of Kathleen O'Meara was

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land (cheers). They were fighting to convert a land of famine and desolation and of industry into a land of plenty and of freedom.

African

are

ii

Dublin,

the prince and re

to

Tippoo hunters, that trade routes

easy to learn. redeem and

To

the

The

abandoned

is

State

had

ft",

Lady

worked

from

steamer was

Canon

at

prison the

intense removed

a dear name and multitude of readers

hers

one

-ivauiieen

so

of crawling the rulers of

race

who

it will be a matter of immense time of immense In no other time. yes is the lesson of good part of the world and in so difficult to teach, no other is the lesson of evil part of the world

iri

and

a

was

and

the but

word, for her influence beyond her fellow-reli

an

nrmw/lpr.

cm

has

outside He was

instant.

time,

onr

and for effectively of Catholic interests.

gionists a familiar

But

calumni

the eyes But if they only would thrash the

turn

to

'fighting

it

nnd

o»in

...

:

done

afraid the problem you regard well hopeless as ?" pretty "No," said Sir William Butler, slowly his hand across his forehead, passing " Not quite Oh no, not that, hopeless,

and they

controversy.

in

w

the

of lamented

Fullerton,

inadequate reached out far

Canterbury had

woman

indeed,

directly motion is

the

other

no

Georgians

drivers.

the

to the

v.

gretted had opened

as they had thrashed in and he Coercionists Ireland ; that on which believed the day Mr. to Parnell their brought his traducers that day there would be an end knees,

in

forger's

day at

unless

give one ivory, what Cam

State natives but

the

»

now to abroad, announcement, of death. A true

woman

mail

Wetherell of a man

the murder few miles

most be well-known

named committal

murders is des received in Liver-

by

recently

America;

English-

a

O'Meara's

word, for

the

Fre

trada

n

got

writes

felt,"

Kathleen

pool

the Catholic which will

Boston literary The with Pilot,

Generations has devel

Hear

other

for

Congo

-

had-

is

to

world,

bitterly

merchant

only

has

other.

the

nf

v

coerce

she

Congo

of slave

,

"

said

can

Loss

speaking

the officials while connived at slavery.' In the course of the same Cam address eron half the out how pointed nearly

who,

party,

or

eron

«ftnf.rp

defeat. permanent yet to a vote ofthanks Mr. O'Brien .Replying were and better said there days brighter and their people, coming for the Irish to enemies knew it. They had failed never

what the

nothing

?

villainous

trader kind ".The

of

party

Africa

slavers.

that John an address

Bix years ago have received

believed would

spent

more

contact

now

"A-

when perhaps, and new resources capacities work for with the trader may At' present -a trade route new. of march for the a new road,

oped

Parlia

a

the evil.

Africa

hence,

Scotland illustrious

has

slavery

long ago ?" On the contrary, cause of half the

itself

but

to

impulse

.Woman.

i

and

artificial

several revolting cribed in despatches

man

the

'

progress had made

the

their

rate

any

of

Irish

a

for

»

which

at

of

.

\

But external

f

Murderer/ Lynched.

The "lynching" George R. Wetherell

Remarkable

a

of

A Wholesale

it

'j

O'Meara-

Kathleen Sketch

that

.

William O'Brien, M.P., lately addressed a pnblic meeting of bis consti In the course of his tuents at Mallow. to the speech he referred astonishibg Mr.

but

all

end."

.

at

the

.

com

doubt

no

be done in

.

Days

Ireland.

i

Happier for

.

and

ing

I have

will

i

Brighter

hut

his own could into people as ho spare when more he wanted guns or drink, to be had to turn his for neighbours would sweep whole supplies, villagesoff to secure for himself, cheap intoxication and for the Christian bigger, profits of sugar in the West Indies or grower -the British colonies in America."

leanings.

:

S

General

hopes that

they

will

be

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Creek was Castlemaine

in /

poured of

full

water.

the

before

Denis

was

bodies married

a.

man

1

his

match

ascent at wind an

ward into the city. ascended all Bartholomew'

feasor1 li

a

1

'teats

cuiiuwi'ou

'tlib

balloon

successfully.

u

f.li

i

day thril-j

nnrtip.n

1

des

He

Heavy

-j

terrib'q bended at what 'appeared The parachute expanded fully,' speed. fast one, hilt 'Still the drop was a very

done

to

'

parts,

into travelling right tlie, parachute' He fell the; upon hehrt of the "city. of the Buck's; roof of a shed at the rear ti e about 500 yards 'from Head Hotel,

of 'edge1 violence. leg

the

wounds,

severe

very below

making

legs against considerable; with' cut into both legs,)

the and

left!

been

where Hotel, then taken to Craig's that It is feared he has his quarters. his retire will necessitate his injuries His time. little gear for some ment A similar experi was secured safely.

of

Visit

to

Members

Iiish

was

are

inch

an

,

broken

The drought iu

up

all

is

The

interrupted aud Streaky The to-day.

the past during ln'81 townships

5£iu.

exceeded

fall

morning.

in bydbej

watchmaker named Williams, a few1' weeks back.

hours

restored

is

it

Adelaide

in

rainfall

Eliston

between

yesterday Bay, but

a

by

by

damage parts of Hill The Broken

was

parts.

24 the

nine this up to has thoroughly At Kilkenny

crane was a damaged large yesterday of £200, to the extent by the lightning blown down. was and a building

Aus-,

A

of

2nd

February,

usttalia Mr. Dillon going direct to Melbourne. Ausmonths in to two intends spend and will visit all the great centres tralia, He proposes meetings. and address and to New Zealand to then, proceed a to tlieti' San Francisco, making States on his "in the of series speeches Esmohde, Sir Thomas home. .way J. Deasy, MP., and Mr. M'.'P., but Dillon, of Mr. 'startin advance for

11

j

'

different

'

they

going

are

to ThCy intend not reach will

Mr.

v

route.

»t

the

much

'before

visited,

of

the The Mullingar correspondent on Freeman Tuesday Dublin writing 11th Dec. says— The Very Rev Canon who has from south of England, Larkin, Ire a tour been through recently taking town last in this evening on land, arrived who Father Larkin, the way for Galway. cures miraculous said to have effected and of the deaf, iarae, blind, in Cavan to but to did uot intend here, stop to his journey on Galway. continue followed however, was by a number is.

different ail from of persons suffering in from ments Cavan, who lost no time in that cures he effected of the telling this made known town No sooner was

than

Floods in Victoria Australia. South

,

Disastrous

and

from has

recorded di struction

The

»

perty. with ultiiost colonies;

New

this

been

rain

tropical and taken

Sou

til

and

appears vioiencein

would

Wales

rainfall

there

This

is 'is

jaonstrosities."

if

of the'floods

some as

well.

no

Buch

it

But

the "way It

on

have

two

be willing received

in

fear

is

either

for

stoi'e

"land

'this a

feast

National Library of Australia

hotel one

principal

the that us.' of or

disabled

this daylight at which he stopped— town -was in the —

cures Several people. said to have been effected. I may were that came under my a few mention man named notice. old own An

who

Hughes,

who

was

went A

lad with

also enabled years, and walk his crutcheB hotel.

Another

who

almost

was

recovered I were, specially

his am

about the named Connor, disease for flip

jumping

young

afflicted

was

use

to

obliged

waB

to

of

with

surrounded

street.

fallen

the

we

luck with

the

crutches,

pro

by surprise.

everyone 1

take

much

wro'u'ght to

very

classes the

cause,

number large At sought him.

a

morning

from the Sydney We tike the following FuBEMAN of January 5th and Victoria are Floods ravaging deaths are Several Australia. South

when

rocks;

man

stone

sight.

informed,

mentioned

to

Italian

Rb'maneUi

and Signor

&ignor

.

as

Anderlini,

and' therefore," God that I came

added

;

An

Appalling

Verily,

Americans drink

Drink are bill

a

The

though

Sevd-ral effected,

for

other but

passing prohibitory bad fact remains that for

bibulous

fuo.t

alone

what

under

Paris

Bourse

great

banking

mean:

this

million

for

dollars

Fauoy

?

it

We drinks

whiskey paying

are

:

consumed

liquors

It

is

a

consumer

the

at

what

it

results

about

an

.paying

head per

it

been angrily

the

and

whiskey

drink. beer they It is a stupendous and appalling As a people, we account. drinks that largely put into our mouths steal our -brains which cost us away,

3,000,000

during every twentyhours, Sunday, and week days ; or three times tiie entire revenue (the ob noxious aud all) collected surplus by the United The States Government. News Letter.

while

will

could

better

who

promise,

is

Genius.

Lady Aberdeen

a

the young lady of sculptor great

commissioned to

execute

hardly softened

is

down.

in

belief

the

this

fact

to !

I

!

nearly

lately

found

ready when actually

were

francs,

have could they for 65 the open market francs less. If there had been 200,000 more of these devoted men; the situation for the time have saved. would been The Times correspondent in Paris calcuat

had j

the that

Nothing

sort of piteous name of one

the same them in

moment

that

loss

|

I

i

|

;

1

lates

about

the

400,000

be

will

people,

and

borne each

a

through bust

iu

by

that

of

will lose an of £120. them average sum This estimate, however, in no way agrees in with that current French fiuancial based aud is upon circles, certainly

the M. Peytral misapprehension. of Finance, stated in the Cham number of bond fide bers that the total French investors was 870,000, and the

some

Miuister

loss

is

reckoned

at

about

Chamber, in its new-born has the charge of " Wilsonism,"

Redmond,

known as has been

hammer

Frenchmen buy bonds at 325

ed the

those

is

of the loss

200,000

average The

Miss Mary

the crisis

now

illustrate

than

man

four

Irish

,

shock

aud helpless

dollars

Even the

;

the

Francais

,,

is,

for

annum

little

,,are..

it comes of because The faith, slowly. is uot loosened in a moment, and years the failure of the. last loan is attributed manoeuvres which M. de to wicked and bis son Charles in a little Lesseps

that

namely, 12,000,000, that the men of tbe nation are average of 84 dollars per

Iu eyery

press hps has kept up aud oil warning voices havp cried down as thpse of the

illusion,

realised

which

with

grand

enemy."

spirits

whiskey) during the total Taking

getting

,

and, bless comfort, and each. waB. an

in living Lesseps,

le

pursued

of the

wholly (almost the fiscal year last past. male adult population

in

of adulation

per and whiskey 6 dollars gallon per gallon. of the nation It follows that the drinkers dollars for beer ami paid 1,008,000,000

home-made

be

to

year after year. the laud there

!

during

bar to say 80 cents

fpr

.

and

estimate

fair

the

over

sch.enies

i

;

gallons. realized prices beer costs the

and

and year after blind eagerly, year with faithfulness and pathetic have sent their The instinct to clutch and savings. such a trait lives is in the, keep, which of the French the peasant .proprietors, which is thrift hard, joyless proof to almost against any other temptation invest, fairly gave way before the mem of Suez. The kind ory of the success

.for

1887 in the United States (we crop the dis odd figures), 720,000,000 gallons tilled of home manufacture con spirits. sumed duriug the same period, 72,000,000

are

.,

beer

official

are

TJie

trust. abiding object-lesson teaching The great had promised engineer to.;do with tlie rocks of Panama .what he had and done with the sands at Suez, the to him hoardings peasants gave their

the .calculation, and it is worth the of >all schoolboys (and of all old the of to matter that) boys, too, for work it out. The Bureau of Statistics at the VVashington gives following of course,

effected,

untouched, .tjie with busy pnly

neighbours

richer

proprietors ing M. de

out

which, Malt

.

that the

money,

spoil

commune

alone to create 1,000 account every year ? This does not include rum, wine, brandy, gin, American soda bitters, vinegar, drinks, etc. There is no ice water, cream, of the about the correctuess question can work data giveu. Any schoolboy those two millionaires

hardly houses are

financiers

visibly

aver

aud

is

by their

seen

of

enough

French

was,

,,a;iid

:

one

the

1887

During

gone, of part

de Lesseps lay. The canal he had., cut been through the sands of Suez had, better thau many AH.oyer gold.mines., France were therelittle investor? .who, of their without own,, were any exertion

tlie

evidence

are

sterling the greater

come, v7at tpe, bLue.

.

pre-eminent

Take

bolt

and, the wreck, from, ihe crisis is declared to be purely political. Stock The steadv fall of the Panama the few had warned who speculators had ever mixed themselves in, the up to get out time of, it in great enterprise But in fact it was not in the circles, ,pf la haute finance that the strength .of M.

enor

but

a

combinations

new

21 for every man over age consumption of in the United States age years amounted, iu round numbers, to 60 gal of whiskey, lons of beer and six gallons at retail which cost to the consumer 84 a total dollar b or grand paid by the thousand manhood of the nation of oue

cures

my

has from

cpllapse

sum

leading

people

luws, are

we

capacity. the startling

as

we

the

yearp,

MiUions.

Sixty

like

far

by

enormous

Bill.

named M'Cormick blind

Panama

and come millions Sixty

last,

"I the

he,

thirsty simply

is

are

i

for

Bankrupt

1

with

dispense from away

came

masters

celebrated

or

separated And reason

;

figures, reliable

He,

be

to

are

places

principal

and

Cape,

the

Demonstrations

Dillon.

Organized Universe.

a by stop at Australia

in

Miracle-Working Mullingar.

Alleged

leave

will

M.P.,

Dillon, the on

;

John

this

while

tralia-

Mr.

in

exceeds that mous, and per capita, far We plume of anv other people on earth. over the ourselves yearly increasing of the movement, strength prohibition of States that, and boast of the number

various

the

line

even' the most surpassed of those who 'had anticipations had experience as an exof her genius 'liibitUr in the Royal Hibernian Academy, her "'Work the approval of such obtaining

sanguine

this

The national

was

repaired

quickly

Australian

.

successfully

was

ment

made

it

cplony. several

and communication out, to be restored hourly.

sent

expected Western

injuries

was

find

be

to

is Port Dwyna line merged. of BePana, the wire north interrupted away last night at having been carried tinof Put Ta Pa Creek. Other parts have under line ore water. Repairers

lacerated, injured, toi n leg was severely the right while time was some little knee. It the above into a con be got he could before to the and removed hospital, veyance He were dressed. his where

badly

clefts

which

success

getting

The

beiui

knee bone

the

once

Palestine,

hither to see monument of miraculous power standing to this God gives evidence day by which of the divinity of Christ."

coming in from done by the floods. for bo suspended will traffic probably between a week, owing ;to the country sub and Orroroo being Petersbu'rgh

the;

'of

an

.

struck the roof The iron

and

Oval;

his

me

thank

,

all

the

and Maclisp Foley, gained gau, their the skill works which rendered famous the world, add made throughout the names of Ireland aud art' almost terms. In both Rome and synonymous Florence Miss RedtDoacT achieved a

earthquake. But I must always be so. otherwise for the here '.quite are and across the athwart split in and a strange preternatural

tells

manner

,

Wednesday.— Reports

Adelaide

'

Barry,

unbeliever

and

rents

the1

after

veius

gangs of workmen.

the'

.

broken

shower

in

lines

the railway but it was

.

return' has only

studied in Rome and the remainder celebrated 'Florentine School of Arti— the Belli Sculpture whee. Ho-

in

was

pened in other ,

camp, away. of the

damage

Considerable

districts.

Miss

his Redmond

after

she

rock should to- its have spl.t accordibg natural veins and where it was weakest iri' for the adhesion, of its 'parts this," lie I have observed to have hap said,

with

,

appears the from,

over

large several

shown 'therocks'about Calvary. them narrowly and critically, he turned in amazement to his fellowtraveller and remarked have "I long been a' student of nature,' and I am per-

days

widow

heavy

recorded

're Miss Naples. to Dublin after returned cently having of nearly in a period three s,>eiit years A portion of this time in Italystudy

Examining

rocks

all

are

falls

but

Calvary.

that an sacred ''places

snaded'that

are

some

a

rain-

mond

Sittings

Glad Red from

;

Chinese was swept

Several

The

to-night. general pretty

ft -n

be

to

2in.

was

fell n

see

:

house,, Three are missing. were bodies recovered. at At Guildford the loss is estimated than not less £150,000. in Melbourne since Mon The raiufall

-"Pro-!

performing ntifli wi«u

'from

was

one except Five Chinese

right at from,

estimated

eight variously to 4000 feet,

..a

.

.

.

2000 '

1

steadily

blowing-

j

flood,

shafts

;

the north

ftbm' to

taking the-'-baseba after He Oval. inadtj tlie Eastern Oval,

'

the Easiern from the time the

on

O'Connor family, five children. At Vaughan the

j J

parachiiti

performance

immediately

/place 1

his

in

.

!

descent

perilous sensational

a'

1

hed

'

and

of

related

the

and ,

be .recovered. with a young

can

Rocks

'

rlt'is visited

engaged the

shaft ,when, down. The It be will

a

sinking

were

Bill,

has

.

who,

miners

-

A

Moaut,

,

were

so

lis

.Mr.

,

The

,

thqscene the O'Connor, drowned in the mine,

was

police

Do!

for

the, down,;. bed of the Chew ton to. silted up with

and

crowd

had to interfere to keep the pathway clear.

times

,

through

the

in

or

Gladstone

the seat of Lord Aberdeen. has arranged to give stone

invalids

will Larkin the morning

Father

to-night Tlie

Galway.

that

,

i

s

for

almost, so that the the debris of sluicing claims, water could hot .find, channel, it's, natural Ormond. At Chewton the; Francis of much excitement Mine was

waters

i

of

the

either

with

to '-opportunity matter 1116 sensation in town,

that

marble of Mr.

neighbourhood

The;

of

Unfortunately,

Forests

!

at Ballarat (Vic.), On .Saturday-,' saysj of January 5tb; the Sydney Freeman the aeronaut Bartholomew, iPrbfessor

leave

tremendous

a

poured

water

informed

am

the

crowded,

,

of

stream

at

Adventure

Balloon Ballarat.

state

Alexandra

mi

I

It,

avtray.

given vicinity that

the

in

residents

Denis Perilous

had

for

Expedition

that.the

first

Reservoir

Pass

,

:

at

thought

was

Fortunately the daylight.

in

is

,

,!

of. in,

;

:

V

to-day.. occurred

write

Larkin. much occasioned

,

desolation firBt flood

I

,

an It is bad full. ropy, is that tbe country sign of the of the trash which wearying have to listen day long-suffering judges The state of feeling after public day. to the proceedings in regard proves how I said that all that the when I was right Mr. know is whether to wishes public have of his or colleagues Parnell any in private), been outrages advocating are the " letters" genuine and whether Not one iota of evidence or forgeries. the to substantiate been adduced has letters as for the whilst first charge, verra. well Qui vivra

hotel

the

Father

inevitable

As

of

waiting

flood,

The ;area Thursday. Melbourne, flood and Tuesday yesterday's of many miles' extent was Castlemaine district .a picture presented "yhe.

"

in

the

of

notice..

,

the sharp practice, of the the Times, to the ceased report

but

water,

,

daily evidence

details

on

of

matter

latter.

,

back

fall

the exception have papers

With

the

the<

mainly

)

.

,

to

has

it i,,

respect what forthcoming. when be reduced the Times

in

famine

a

information

To

is

must

straits

full

before

disappear them ing:

.

for

laws

£65. fear

of

reject

to the place proposal Company months above the reach of the But of bankruptcy.

three,

efforts will istrenuous off the great calamity,

though

be made it

will

to

stave

come

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The

'open. up its

wind

company may and sell the business to the Americans

affairs

or to buy, willing be formed with the old company leaving

a

'as or

any company

one

a

new

may

a

fresh with

a

.

Prince.

deferred

that

if

formed

a

enough,

thought

1

then, curious fair

'based

6cheme

the At the notion

'

'

exists, -

"out was '

The

is.

now

but the report In 1884 it

would million

work

total

cutting

of the removal 3,500 three and that alter yeare toiis, done. If 119 millions had been

than

one-fifteenth

.opinion the work has been of the canal is length

'

54

only

;

earth

the

together

Charges in

feet

'

high. canal

which

river,

an

'

company

and

a

which

of

will

mystery The glamour abandoned. has been of a grand old uian to with it, when potent conjure of secrecy

u

to

but

longer

to

'canal

is

it

secured, great these,

those to-day counted be to be completed must

be by of

The

aie

an

the

general

Do

for

Fruuce, and publicity of meeting

party times

at Vienna

The Nuncio ation

between

on

produce osite.

began

in

parts

some

the of

former it

a

enough, empathic

Curiously with an

litre

the

that capital. Galimberti, I had

peared

44

Now,"

when never

the even-

of

the

echoing

third,

Supreme

for

conversation see the

is

this

dis

the

iu

sood

Pope and

Italy

were

there

and that

has

the of

person, For

elements ? a Conservative to our suited

social

a

and one a

were

aimed

blame one the other

to or

at

ended

as because, and moral intelligence ded from life, political not

to

the

that

clean,

of demarcation 44 Then you

as

at

Mgr.

i

i

ap Times

so

arise

draw

or

were

time the

always or on

large a force was the ideas

precise,

in

another they did share of

decisive

excluded

the

system

of certain length not formed because

object all somehow parties bringing And later iuto agreement.

we

exclu suited line

notice

I

merely

am

No

"

bettor

exercised

doubt the be

also iu should

hot

owing

to

opinions,

If

The her

the firm

nothing,'

those

who

of

that doing of the camp in has, too, the State has.

Church as

there

those

are

programme in the former

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of

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probably

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respondent.

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charge

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next

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Italy,.

for its to Italy of the interest say nothing have the Papacy and the Church might Now such a Conser in its formatiou ?

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end of January,

company is fixed for the will but any new departure have to await the report of an dent commission.

to

pleasing

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reasons

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disappear

the

no

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and,

capitalists full knowledge

heeded.

resources

existence But

guaranteed one day all

see

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a

unfortunate of persuading peas question in the old ants to take down stockings the ail accumulated which they had and sad economies of difficult savings 'years,

to

or

sort.

course.

be

can

if the thousandfold between the sension

was

seen

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spell

it

it

lamentations

be frankly of the name

must

of

secured,

invoking

the The

war.

country, Congre8s elsewhere,' of Socialauthorities

hours, feat of engineer unparalleled It may be safely to bank it iu. if even the ruins of the present to be saved, the old policy are and

and

war

certain

a

of

capable of anything

existence

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rises

very

in

though

even

miles

sometimes

extra-

can

him

is

Italy

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alongside

few

a

require ing skill said that,

runs

to

allude

yon

be

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trust

we

think

to

you- think

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what

trust

:

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of

and of Providence, make the best diplom this that I don't think Observe any acy. of making war on Power would think for the sake of the Father ; Holy Italy to can be done and no greater wrong and head of Leo XIII. than the heart

pestilential

Then

political we not

should

it

us

trust

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feet

be

and

;

desired

a personal pressing opinion. hink that a man like Crispin his aud personal qualities

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benefits

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skill

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lei

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it

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wife.

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will

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Engineers,

it

the

enjoy

were even estimate approximately of the last four then the work correct, would leave the task a long way years we that a 'from finished. see Indeed, who has recently returned correspondent declares that in bis from Panama, more

its

mation

the

in

as

camp

Major

?

the

found

Italy.

require

not

Catholic

anon-

this

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of

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sent

Government

choice

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completion

uear

a engineers year ago, been published. never the reckoned that

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as

'men, canal

it

things

length

French-

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was

of

long meditation." nbt wildest moment the even among well in formed

country

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can See, by imagine that the Holy him the doors of the closing against either Catholic houses, could indirectly force him to remain unmarried or drive

of question— does your audacity my state of believe that the Excellency Church in tension between and State will one Italy day have an end, .and of conciliation be at that a formula will

launched the

and

'

I

seen

knowledge

thorough

on

he

state

that

us

the

triumph

toot we takes persuasion But I hope, I am convinc I do not think day will come. he possible to find the for

wait.

ed,

ic

one

this

must

the Nuncio at Vienna between Prince Victor the Princess Clementine

? Mgr» prevented and Galimberti strongly energetically 44 denied the allegation. And after all," most he added, "the young Prince get how know and I do not any married,

to

in

strong Until

was

it

its

latter were to happen, I would be unsuited to the task. Indeed, make a would should almost find it difficult to imag good im on the Italians themselves. ine one better pression adapted than he is to it. of the future You see the choice could come Queen A strong only opposition is not From this the radical of Italy from Now Crispi, very easy." party. the conversation able to whilst on one Bide he is question particular gain of went to the more one (bat party over to the idea, or at on least general the between and render it less reconciliation hostile, owing to his pierItaly transcribe in on if sonal influence; the other hand, Holy see, and bore we the interest full to Mgr. Gal of the the remarks attributed greater good of the iStale he has the power neces imberti. requires it, 44 or rather Excuse the it." frankness, sary to enforce

advocacy, to M. de

friendly

but

is

that

true

for

of that the desire necessary aud the consciousness of the conciliation should be as advantages to be derived,

a

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the Times uotions o

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and in either must subscribers of sum talked

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journalis The vengeance. to dis Neapolitan proceeded journalist the question of the cuss at once pro of the. Italian Crown posed marriage

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position most regrettable bred discord

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business.

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care

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.

vigilance. the bona fides in determining which must

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mistake

a

that

on

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'

pity,

_

and addit mentioned

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taken

be

colony

profound the thoughtful Far-reaching

state of things. and effectual; is to afford relief in the required and to remove the danger present of still worse evils in the future. That radical really any remedy can be devised we cannot hope, for the causes of the distress lie in a. sphere in which statesman

which be a amongst may and Phil Laboratory quipped Chemical it is the osophy Hall, will, hoped, increase and enable advantages of the College present the the Vincentian Fathers to give pupils

their that

would

it

the

.

relax

be

that the

to

flowed from A remedy,

colonies.

of the

improvements

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thing assured, the people of

I

possible.

change of Responsible as a regarded

adoption now

as

establishments

Many important

of constitution. Government

views

political briefly immediate

as

tional

myself approaching

the honor of offering for your votes at the of members for the

Candidate election

a

as

Diocese.

the Bishop by his Lordship and Spacious well-appointed buildings, of combined with ness beauty and healthful solid to and tlifi training imparted situation, the pupils,, have already iwon for St. Stanis laus' a amongst the educa prominent place

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THE

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ELECTORS 'ELECTORAL'

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the

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among is country, tender-hearted and to cause uneasiness. disastrous

above

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for will RE-OPEN the College under the academic year manage coming of tlie of the: of ment Priests Congregation entrusted the Mission, to whom it has been The

HAMERSLEY.

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motives a' man.

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means

Joseph Bank's rules. B. McManus. Handicapper JOHN CARROLL,

January

because;

have

The.

.

District.

with good, having before your eyes the reward prepared for ihose who combat the name for of Christ Pius IX.

REAPING

Sir

not

re

evil

under

strictly

pur

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the

run

your

!

At on Fremantle, last, Saturday named Thomas was Melntyre for six months for larceny. prison

a

man

sent

to

On Sunday last, in the Cathedral of the Immaculate His Lordship the Conception on St. Bishop preached an able sermon the patroness of Ireland. Brigid, >

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men arid working, working women with a more heartless than cruelty that which has made the nariie of the Trirkish\slav.e-pwrier infairidiis,

,

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the acre. During the past week Mrs. Morrissey, the wife of Mr. John Morrisey, Avas burned to death. You will see in particulars A little your exchanges. boy, about 3 son of Mr. Alex. years old, Gregg, of was killed Mullawah, by a kick from a horse on the 20th inst. A public held here on the meeting was 17th for the purpose of deciding as inst., to who be asked to represent the should, district in the Council; The Legislative the honor of only gentleman desiring is Mr. Loton.' acting as our representative this Apparently, gentleman is thrust on a the constituency as Gov Responsible ernment man It by the Conservatives. is said that he would wish the colony to wait another 6 years before changing her constitution. But, as he can not prevent he has decided to help to promote the this, introduction of Responsible Government. It is a that a man of more Liberal pity not vieAvs could be induced to come forI feel sure if a gentleman like Avard,'for to put up, Mr. Hensman were Mr. Loton to would have take a back seat. As it I think the electors, is, ought to ask Mr. Loton to address them before the election takes He should ex place. certainly views to them. his I don't plain fully believe in this, our game of leaving legis lators untrammelled. The constituency should bind them doAvn to a certain line of action and see that they are in a position to make knoAvn the requirements of the district. There are reasons many why, on this the consti occasion, particular and the candidate for their tuency should be brought face to face. suffrages The of these reasons is with principal to the or what aha.fi regard franchise, constitute the qualifications of an elector. There are other many which questions to

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the old year. The harvest, Avith feAV has exceptions, been gathered in. The heavy rain which fell last month to the proved detrimental in most cases. crops

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to the The the route goldfields. in reply, convened the meeting chairman, for Thursday next at 8 o'clock. evening is rumoured that another match It between the Northern cricketers and some of the York with club, auxiliaries', will be played from Northam, here on Tuesday and, Wednesday, respectively. " At Says your York contemporary the other the Police Court, day, during the trial of some natives for aboriginal drunkenness and disorderly the conduct, Resident Mr. instruct Magistrate, Hare, to natives to ed the warn the police from the precincts of the town disappear

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the the ot day, exhorting gospel confidence in to have congregation but their lawful being requests granted, to the will of God. to be always resigned Mr. Last Harper Tuesday evening, his constituents in the addressed There a Mechanics' Hall. was very of electors, good attendance although who wore some prominent townsmen, us when Mr. Harper addressed present were from the assembly, before, missing was most and the The meeting orderly, to answers the various questions put to to the candidate appeared give satisfaction. from adverse I refrain criticism, any I as I have before intimated, although, am in favour of' local decidedly representation. York Roads The Chairman of. the J. T. Monger Esq., has received an Board, influential him to requisition, requesting call a public meeting to consider the steps

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Fremantle in com contemporary, in which menting on the recent struggle the Port electors have been the contestants on either attributes the side, success of one of the candidates in a measure to af certain sectarian vote." We have 110 wish to join issue with our contemporary on this assertion to do so would be beside our What we present purpose. to take exception is the partiality shown Herald in the article by the Morning under consideration. If it it thought to enumerate the forces necessary the candidate whose arrayed against it pblicy approved, why did it not, in to those refer also which justice, against Mr. -Marmion had to contend? We are told that this latter gentleman had at his vote back his co-religionists' why are we not likewise informed what our contem is quite of that because porary cognisant is a Catholic Mr. Marmion he had opposed to in the late electoral him, a struggle, solid phalanx of Orange voters ? To the dictation of the lodge a few members who felt that on such a question had a they perfect to judge for themselves and right to exercise who determined this right to submit but the fact declined, indeed, remains that the Orange vote was given in opposition to Mr. Marmion more solidly than the Catholic vote was recorded in his favour. And this was Orange vote him on given against purely religious So that if some votes were grounds. to accorded Mr. Marmion, of irrespective or his past political hispolitical .principles

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From our own Correspondent. On Sunday, the usual monthly meeting of the members of the female branch of the Sacred Heart Association was hold. next as the In announcing Saturday feast of the Purification or Candlemas Father said the Gibney day Day, of St. was the feast Brigid, preceding of Ireland. Since the patroness Plenary held in Sydney, some of the Council," names of Irish omitted, saints, formerly to he stated, added the Calendar. were, and their Irish descendants, people should invoke the intercession especially, Father of St. Brigid. Gibney preached

passersby.1 election is begin The coming general to somewhat to become interesting ning It is rumoured that electors generally. G. Lee Steere, in opposition Sir James intends to become a candi :to Mr. Venn, the date for the honor of representing There is no constituency. Wellington other gentleman spoken of in connection matter to ;with this the up present. of public favour, Judging from the wind Mr. S. H. Parker will have no difficulty a seat in the iin securing legislative of ,the Sussex chamber as representative the days of the late and as since district, death of MrT. C. deeply-regretted the great Carey, Mr. Parker is decidedly with the electors of Sussex. est favorite The Rev. Fr. Delany is at present one the most ;of energetic newspaper agents to the in the colony. Every subscriber is honored with Record, who is in arrears, from the rev. that is a visit gentleman can be found and if the debtor possibly I am informed that upon good authority in certain Avhere the real debtor is cases, the good priest his friends urges deceased, and will to discharge his have liabilities, nonsense either. At all events, he is no of their duties. Avorking them up to a sense

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considerably damaged, if not destroyed. to This is not the first we are led time, of that he has been the means believe, destruction. On the last saving it from valuable he received assistance occasion, from Mr. John whose name has Sharpe, not even been mentioned in connection with the affair. We do hope that, for the sake of similar the encouraging acts, will even Government reward, in a little those whose way, persons, through the destruction of the instrumentality and the occurrence, of an bridge, possibly, accident to the train were prevented.

ceding

are growing spontaneously,' in potato ground. Indian corn particularly most maize are to and crops pleasing where cultiA'ated The behold, properly. are stalks in many instances from ten to feet' Mr. Frank twelve Johnston, long. has a beautiful of of Dardanup, crop admired Indian which is corn, by all

com very favourably and apparently meets with of the no general public less in. this district than elsewhere. The weather is anything but healthy. and sore are Diptheria eyes becoming very prevalent. Feed is fast dried up, and becoming of the gullies many have ceased to flow, some >vliile may be said to be quite dry. is about to be Butter-making shortly a failure come for this season, owing to of feed and the scarcity oppressive heat of the weather. Cows are falling short of milk. Some farmers have for some time been engaged in cheese-making, and some of our merchants are exporting to the sister colonies. potatoes The weather continues to be very op

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as was p.m., the by Bishop, stone of a Sclioolhouse the foundation Perth; The cere will be laid at North to be performed is mony by Dr; Gibney, bo that, there will and it is expected of on the occasion a large present portion who reside in the the congregation of whom, and in the interests vicinity, need the work is to bo we hardly say, undertaken. The will be dedi building of cated to St. the Patroness Brigid, Ire-_ will be of a size land, and when erected, the accommodation of the sufficient for who now attend of children great number at the Sisters' school established already Perth. His North Lordship the Bishop address to the will deliver an appropriate. assembled or the before, after, people of laying the stone. ceremony

Sunday next, announced Recently

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in general are backward, in quan good, either or as last they were year. tity quality, Grapes are very few ; peaches, nectarines, and greengages have all been apricots, or less more, damaged by the 'curly But talk about for a season blight." it beats on anything pig-melons" not

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each day. It will be a great to the general if blessing public these instructions are carried successfully into as effect, has been great annoyance caused of late at especially night by numbers of the black fraternity indulging, whilst under the influence of intoxicants, in most the language unseemly behaviour, from them of a dis .emanating being unfit for human gusting nature, totally to listen ears to." A short I time ago remember if the law asking governing was in this speech inoperative part. It said is that on summer evenings voices from Bland's Pool indicate the need of a restraining influence. Perhaps now that we are so familiar with those excite little notice ? expressions they Seamen, it is observed, can sleep notwith the tremendous noises of a standing on

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the Governor Excellency have received from the Crown con London the telegram following wish a work which many would cerning \to Bee resumed Expecting proposals Midland Railway /being made to take over is Keane. The news concessions from to be considered very by the Government

His

before

were

many

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said to is Agents in

refused to him for which concerned not reasons his politics but his creed. If Mr. Marmion is again he and his in the House, supporters— the of Fremantle the more respectable portion feel that may they have people justly not so much over the Liberal triumphed and the Association Qrange Society as over the local Has', the latter, paper. the whole we ask, contest, throughout acted in a manner worthy of its chivalrous foe? And to what extent has its policy tended to further those nobler purposes for which are supposed to newspapers and editors to occupy their exist, high and responsible ? position career,

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early date. have glanced at when we tliese we look forward with may figures confidence to the future of the prosperity Society, knowing as we do that all claims the have been paid and against, Society that we are the second year of starting our1 'existence with a clean balance sheet. Much has been done the by us during our attractive, past .year to make Society and the great increase of members during the .past half as the Secretary's year, will is "a that our show, rdport proof efforts Much yet have met with success. remains for us to do to make the society arrive at the which all of us position wish it to attain. Before con would this I will ask you to spare cluding report no' effort to and your library replenish books on class of get a good wholesome

a

suffrage of men

Mr. P. manhood

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following

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people (who of

through compelled householders they vote above hundreds

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H. Parker has been returned S.( as jinopposed for representative the Sussex constituency. Mr. Geo. Rider, an old and well-known 1'esidenfc in the City, died early yesterday after a short and painful -illness. inorning

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purpose

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franchise

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to

has

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moment,

;

great

a

of

it

remains

nevertheless dissatisfaction

Sand

serious the

W. Guilfoyle themselves in

(By

property

to then referred Lockyer sons who, he stated, emigrated stayed a year or two, and then

other

fact

The

thought

suffrage

On Saturday last, which had been

was

fact, amount

to

Governor

what of all.

was

of

therefore

SPORTING

matters public circumstances

on

be abolished, voice in the

managed

of the

affairs

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straight,

out

unworthy by their

ves

productive

of manhood

affirmative, the existing for panacea

for it

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After the of introduction suffrage. had briefly reviewed the Leaders arguments meet adduced, the question was put to the of manhood when the advocates suffrage ing, found to be in a the wove large majority, This one supporter. negative only gaining received with much result was ap-' and the terminated at a meeting plause, hour. rather late

reached

The certain

him

thought

to

have

the

fortunate

he

ought would

that had

a

opinion

less

therefore,

in part he lived.

possessing not entitle

enlighteued one

contended' who

Mr.

he

be

he

the

extremely

reason

person

which

a

some

of the

required. would

shutting

themsel

privileges

in

persons

while

£25 ; and Nelson;.: Agricidtural £25 ; Society York Agricultural Sbcmty,,'.; Perth, Horticultural £50 ; Greenough Society,' Farmers' £25 ; £935. Club, Total, balance of votes'." Unappropriated

footracing

having been run always

not

do

owners

Toodyay

Agricultural1

Murray

sincerely hoped Horsed the case. has received a

,

lately the

before

valid

one

any and

right

those

all

of voting, rendered

had

really

:

to

this

;

include

would

it

capable

who share

to all West Australians. Under intefesting a was not entitled the existing franchise, man unless he owned of the to vote property householder. value of £100, or was a £10 failed

the

have even if votes, they did would not be so great as at present. views Mr. Writ. Reardon, who upheld the the of the negative he did not see side, said manhood If the least reason for suffrage. and franchise extended to miners were

of

the

of.,

£25;

Society, Plains W ellington,

Society,

of the

community

Thurs on

interests

.

rna.r1.in on

his

and

minority, the evil

opening

man

the

so

Messrs. John Kelly

Should Western Australia adopt Mr. H. acted Suffrage." Lockyer tor the affirmative, and Mr. John as. Leader Conway led on the negative side. Mr. Lockyer, the in discussion,

fication

of

GLEANINGS.

held

be

to

Agricultural and Victoria

at-

that the It, is in. swindling. possible on the best in man came Saturday There have been no grounds for may. side. on every indignation expressed

An

able.

MEN'S

run

pedestrianism, if the public infancy here, could be turned into a machine

as them the to to give power, had been raised to manobjection would confer votes because it suffrage and thriftless But on certain idle persons. with Western in common because Australia, of had her share such men, every country, a for was he asked, reasonable that, ground have others of their to many right depriving a in the election of the people's repres part the disreputable entatives. He thought por small in a very tion of the were

vote. l.ood

adoption

question, Manhood

than and

adoption property

said

was

really'

some

horses

tractive

opinion adopted,

is

yards

Agricultural Society, Bridge-, Southern Districts £25;

town,

disappointed' by Armr .that, they had

were

race

Australia West thfough a suspicion

be ruinous

ly its

deal'of

qualification mischief,

"

more

based

their

as to in such a way qualification operated number of and exclude a prudent large from These sensible men young voting. cir men evinced, existing young (even under a in interest public great cumstances) and were matters, quite competent, to discern therefore of from He was, right wrong. manhood should be that suffrage

was

HOGAN,

meeting of this Society a debate was January,

day; 24th

the

He

suffrage.

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the

supported

Healy

SOCIETY.

said

be

decidedly

was

9.

PERTH

At

high, while

in

racing

1

give the right to the indolent and undeservmentioned. he bad

in the of a fellow-men. extension This

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principles, system which

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those

Treasurer, Dec.

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shelves;

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to

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your

liberal

more

.the

and declared; openly thrown over." In the innocent amusement

"

serioiis'blow aroused that

the

But

and on

A'

graceful behind;

.yards

good many

in this colony, it' that such w&V'ndt

an

'

in

.

In

on

industrious men. drawn somewhere.'

the this, presenting of second the Greenhalf-yearly report Catholic oiigh. Young Men's Society, 1 have to congratulate you on the progress made hrst has during the the'Society We started, after of its existence. year the /first' half with a balance in year, hand of il 5s. 9d. Since then we have initation fees and monthly received as 16 5s. Id sub voluntary subscriptions to defray cost of pic-nic 14 8s. scriptions' towards 0 augumenting subscriptions the 11 15s. 0 for subscription library football 18s sale of 15s. which, regalia with cash on hand, brings the 11 5s. 9d. total amount of receipts to 115 Is. lOd. Our expenditure the same during period has been to Adelaide Co., Steamship books 13s. 3d H. E. freight Kenny, 6d Meadowcroft & Co., 18s. fid J. lis. W. for Ealcins, cupboard 14 delivering the same 5s of pic-nic, 15 16s. expeiises balance of for papers 0:; subscriptions A. J. Lecaille, forwarded to the Yen. 13s subscribtion for W. A. Record. 7s. fid miscellaneous of Society, 12s. expenses Total expenditure, 113 17s. 3d a leaving balance on hand of 11 4s. 7d. The arrears

Gentlemen,

portion would

a more

Districts :

of

GREENOUGH

YOUNG

,

Western

strong. been hitherto

A

25

assumed in two

came

opponent., at the manner

community,

he

within

1

REPORT

when

tape, titude.and

,

he arrived

with the and antics; of ways 'on

way

,

HALF-YEARLY

until

'

#.

track

the

and who never worked, houser wlio by a glass capable of being influenced consideration. of beer, or some equally trivial of even in He thought this sort persons, of the

TREASURERS

the

were

public

g> o t ietit

after gettingia style. Armstrong, of the pistol, cut several report threw'his about -ih'all manner lfegs

right class of that

privilege. those who round the

were

to,

noi

am

,

most

spent

deserving

he leferred of their time

class

themselves of

to

running

Institute,

.

The

a

upon

I

rumour

subsequent

Literary

;

Fremantle

;

K

raise is

so it,

to raise' their agreed wages by a an hour all round. half-penny This is " the argument: The higher we go our the higher wages ought to be." The Freiich are a logical uation. iaud

Dr.

who

Geffclcen,.

Frederick's Moabit Prison

Emperor in

the

described

published

.

they

not

were

every those -But

ad'vantage. the

adopted,

the

Dongarra

;

;

:

that

enjoy

but

;

Busselton £10

;

Institute, Literary £50; Jarrahdale. Institute, Literary £10 ;Rottnest £20 ; Literary Institute,, Northam Bushman's £20 ; GasClub, Jubilee £20 ; Perth coyne Liberary, Museum, £50 ; Fremantle Museum, £50; Western Australian j Agricultural £200 ; BOverley Agricultu Society, ral £25 ; Central-Southern Sdciety,

.nol

or

Association,'

£10

,,

to

say,

was

Whether

£10

iMen's

|£,10

wagers

did of one of the competitors not certainly tend the assertion. When to give the lie to all the bets that could be, made were the on, i-ace (started. and, to make a long story short. breasted-the in first, Fitzgerald tape grand

;

argued,

would while excluding

vote,

a

were suffrage' to vote would be conferred had who so degraded inen,

i

OFTHE

of unlit

to.

was

to lay there

that

work." for this

grounds

prepared

:

he include

crooked

bhere'were

;

colqny.; franchise,

of the and

"

there

side

one

got abroad

whisper

a

some

But

crowd. on

.

who were manhood

tlie

be

the

by

i

in

in

inclination,

after

giving

because paid, they, had of .them no

vote,

majority

if

'

y

;

worthy

man

to

power the stake

extension be sufficient

would

'

i

1

This

;

duties.

'

religious

and

permanent

;

:

the

norcut,

;

to

,

little

jstitute,

WorkingGeraldton Men's Working Association, ,£20 (Perth Men's Working Association, |£50 ; Gingin Working Men's, Associaition, £10; Busselton Weld Association,:

and colonies.

the other On Saturday the appointed last, day, a fair member of sporting characters assembled op the the Albion to witness contest grounds in the in Some betting was, commencement',

dulged

be

should

lodgers

opposed

was

be and

,

miners

Jas. Secretary Treasurer M. a,nd Kelly McGuihness, T. Hogan, B. McGuinness, Librarians Charles Auditors. The Prendergast, still continues to flourish with Society unabated vigor. Some very good debates have, been held and the members show a great for on the busi aptitude carrying ness of the Society, and, what is' of much more, importance, comply with the rule winch them to attend to their requires

that,

so

He

vote.

Armstrong

.

Desmond,

Tas.

President;

McCartney,

;

extended to

at Bullen's place of Fremantle

would; take

a

!

Reynolds, V.P. J.

franchise entitled

aside,

William Fitzgerald known John as person said to be an athlete from

and

the

wa'«<

£5,

tween

evils,

system, them all only remedy for of manhood adoption suffrage Mr. Conway, in support of the negative, to rhan<aid that he was although opposed hood suffrage, approved yet he by no means He of the present "high qualification. thought and the it ought to be considerably lowered,.

this

important epoch, to to Perth to a man down go them without represent pledges as to his in intended attitude the House. If they cannot do, 'they grumble if he represents instead of theirs. his own interests liave been elected oflicers The, following C.Y.M. Jas. of the Greenough Society

/

other

.

at

the outcome he held that the

i

.

account,

did, not and This, many of the present

were

for

happen to.be

who

,

itself

any allow

but.

colony, householders.

.

assert

on

the

.

hear an opinion and has aright Lobon, not The electors should

.constituency Mr. upon, from to

in

should

the,

the

is

diary,

imprisoned Berlin. It is

iu

comfortable

He prison. being the size of a large room and 'pretty well furnished. He is permitted to cuter for himself ahd at is to use his liberty perfect pen in as.

two

occupies

'private

a

one

cells,

/

£

which is, however correspondence, to He is also censorship. take outdoor exercise by

subjected allowed to 'himself.

The celebrated Dr. Ban,' whose nhme destined to baser records live'ainuhg'tbe of Irish for the he took history part 'in the prison treatment and consequent

'

is

(death 'with

of poor retributive

John

Mandeville,

justice— of

from

the

haen

dangerously

hand

not,

Irishman. stabbed at

an

has

met

however,He has

'

Kiirkdale,

But Liverpool, by negro prisoner. let it be recorded, credit far as to his so it does not reserve may l>e so, that Barr his for Irish It is nob brutality patriots. a

(thought

that

tlie

wound

will

prove

fatal.

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by

priests.

to the of the

has been presented States Congress in favour of silver coinage.

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i

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on

Russian

a

Ihe

I.

i,

We

have

"

snowed being up, 200 passengers and 20 of whom 14 have died frozen,

1

are, .dying.

castles

to an advertisement advertiser would impart forever for that living

The

sum.

was,

The 1

raisin

last boxe6, 300,000 was boxes, 800,000 be will probably

it

year

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|

Stomach,"

this

1,500,000

to

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powerful

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st.riTnf.innH

j

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novt-nttin

tlio

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where

room

it

shone distinctly standing just a handsome, stately in the fashion of the

hands

from

far

in

December

A man Philadelphia. the keeper of a board named Schloops, that has confessed to city, inghouse in the police that, enraged by the gluttony of the lie boarders, exhibited by one in

evening

-

,

him and afterwards of the The limbs been found.

killed

body. have

with

England

a"

hud 26,000,000, her universities at

dissected

the

murdered

man

of students

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a

15.151 ,

law schools

in

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theology,

medical

in

and,

sohools,

89,588.

total,

;

of

the

ten months the first During imported 337,013 cattle, England year last 264,625 year j but there against in

decrease

a

same

the

£906,160,

of

last

has

it

Loudon

transpired 6ilver forged

about

£95,000,

iu

Kingdom the

ten to

against

of

currency

United liuw

the

to

amount large at estimated total

the

year.

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is

sheep. fresh

640, 126c w t during lu last these year. animals have imported

period they value

£639,571

of of

8l2,958cwt

received They against mutton,

months

number

the

hnntlK

Daily that

a

of a the

1

which

ttuiiis,

range

impartially

3d

from

cannot he called to 2s 6d apiece, up are made of good lor they spurious, has fallen but bar silver metal about 4ii two the per years during past on and hence there is a large profit oz :

,

these

transactions, from 50 calculated, heir

The >

k

to

the

to

apparent

is M nscovy very knows English

ranging, 70 per

of

fond

it

reading. and

well,

very

is

cent.

throne

of He his

literature are Shakes iu our favourites A very and Scott. interesting peare which sheds a of hitn is told ray btory of the boy. the of light aspirations upon "The Lady of the He was reading

the

came

"Long

line,

in

the live

fifth

the

cauto

to

Commons

The boy's eyes King, King James." aud repeated looked as he up gleamed " the King the words, Yes," he <-aid, "

is that, the Common people; I care that would of only, king Kings absorbed to be." The lad has evidently

the'

.

of

better

toe

he

'i,

the

to

othe

Czardom.

The says Emperor, true to his determi substituted be a pet son al ruler, " I" for the more dignified

roll

German nation

traditions

Mall

joyously

the

the spirits Northern

grate, of the climes.

loomed fog

and

ghostly,)

damp

of;

a

My young wife' old bay-window,, stood in the graceful of these; and her pretty in one figure so much in vogue: velvet quaint gowns hair her soft, brown of late piled; up on top of her head seemed to; deftly the with beautiful he well in keeping old room. E\ ery thing in it spoke of a long line of old pictures quisitely rich old of which from a

Rare occupiers. the ex-; walls, round ran it,

wealthy

hung

on

carved

panels the carpets, softly-toned came not in an old new

grown of care years the floor. .of old china

hues

Budget

"

knew met gest in our

pronoun

National Library of Australia

The

moment

moment it

all

in bosom, diamond was brooch, the passing through spot where the old man's had stood. figure Talk of transformation scenes This !

I

teat

I

anything

hollow

with

I had

hardly

a

motionless my mother's

knew

thing

;

when

she

of

in

Remember, my

gaze,

of the

old,

man

figure

nor

passed there

the

on

than,

any

smiling, such

any

figure

.in,

of

was

line

that,

vengeance. time to fix

figure unconscious

and

appeared. To

be

Continued.

when

Egypt sunshine

1

about at that

a

treason

to join who was three

picnic. there

that the

at

the

the

was

who

the I I

girl

unless

sunshine, against in the old countries; answered rather

no

sug

as

uv:

as

las

it

Mother

uuiversal

one

and Apostolic, with the ten

of

the

under kept of pain thut all who requisite life should keep their

is

I

Roman,

from

aifiV.wus

There was

like

more

:

the

I,

breast and

he throne, lo and anointed ued by the authority and ministers and of that Church, noutished and her reared under and on wing her and instructed bosom, in the by her

notice

him,

called

of such

,

obedience

a

young person," pert " was the saucy and rejoinder, you know well enough how delighted I am to get back to the dear old and land, have to pinch myself occasionally to be -sure it is all and nearly true, pinched the other poor baby by- mistake day ; but these kind of days, aud, indeed, most of the weather we have had, gives the place a damp and desolate as look, if the poor old country was worn out and her troubles, weeping so much over

wanted of the

"

new

must feel what A very poetical

I mean."

and idea, indeed, " no doubt I feel it," I but answered, I am manner born as you not to the and it would not be wonderful if are, did feel weather I, a Colonial, Autumn at as

home

you

Ghost, ancient C' urcli !

J

a

little

describe

'

damp it.

aud

However,

desolate' let

owed

by

nil

Christians

to

whom has

she, guided, by the Holy elected to the. according decrees and order of the primitive the to I'oly Apostolical 8ee,

head upon earth; (0 whom as our Jesus Christ, aking of the foundation of s|j. the Church, in His last, testament to St. ,

;

I

!

j

j

I

some

brighten you

of the youth and vigour to come and countries back sure her up a bit. ; and I am

t.

crow

!

a

as

providence under, His all those

and the little girl I pertly thought: if Spring wouldbe but gloomy weather we'd nothing wherever else but Spring she got that quotation from. "I took further wonder you any "

who had bean brought Catholic up at and who adorned a convent at home, well as by her beauty as by her virtues she was the Colonial to which society On introduced. somewhat suddenly with her he became, from his marriage

in Him, and. are, baptised should Holy Trinity,

it

worthy

of

the as

damnation,

letter

;

to eternal aspire fixed thereon. gaze steadfastly fore born of Royal I, parents, them in it. baptised Nay

protection

postponements

in

of

Catholic, whose commands are to he law,

advantage

as

believe name

the

Queen

aria.

Divine Church that Jesus Christ,

Son,

V.

before shortly we referred to

V".,

Inasmuch

:

Church

umbrellas,

Mury,

His

in

His

in

recognise

an

110

order

to

window.

to

Fatheu

God,

crucified

whom

great

one

Holy l>leased

of

copy

vi

,

Sixtus

which week

jfisu.

answered, little

years ago I- ventured

a

to Pope Scots, her execution and in our issue of last

she was sunshine"

I

!"

her

is

by Sixtus

in Ireland."

it

and

The following which was sent

I bit

a

Stuart

Mary

Colonial weather, that we could or excursion outdoor amusement and be pretty certain any time ahead, of a fine day forit 110 disappointments, fix

separated

and de-. fervent Catholic Faith, son, had the -grace of and being brought up in as deep a love and to Ireto the devotion old Faith

Treason

"

had never even the parent stem, the place, but had emigrated seen early in a distant in life to seek his fortune which of his own, Colony for reasons Suffice it have no bearing on my tale. and praise to say, they were honourable lie met and In this colony worthy. devout married mother a most my

the

of for the flesh-pots that we do miss the

coming over I wonder

from

honest conviction, to voted convert and I, their only

OUUWiillg

soft lace folded across the which her flashed favourite

came

home last year trip glad to get back to see again, as she had not seen

of a long line The descendant place. I say, bitterly of a staunchly, or, shall father Protestant descend family, my of and one ant of a younger brother,

long

T

her

the berries

family

or

in back to the old land ; but" we the two months have been at home have often Bryan thought how Mrs. back from remarked when she came

on

a

and wife, A" pleasant two other

coming

style but upholsterer, fainter through gradually covered for their richness, bowl Even to the exquisite

when right 01 duty of times, exigencies had demanded that home and all should of religion or be givn up for the call almost a it is Perhaps, patriotism. that I natural to "this to say sequence of the owner was the first Catholic

of

party

VYiUKCU|

or the after, passed so quickly I could tell— the door opened hardly more and my dear old mother, widely, in her handsome black silk dress, \vith

follow

C.-.o

little

old.

One

piece of luck. So this is how

ing say

the or trea in it when, sooner later, to the sured goods of years have come of the fault hammer, either through, snnnrlt.lirift. owners throiiffh the or

branch

by

tti

UJ

own.

tuy

same

of foggy spectral trees outside. " Do you know, Ed 1" she answered towards as she turned me, laughingly, " I am I hope you will not think long

:

now table, heaped of and branches with bright clusters of wild tint and Autumnal indeed rare nuts, all showed a home, and rich where wealth in Ireland, and had been treasured garnered goods where to from generation generation, known those sad the owners had never families to most that have fallen

a

was

a

on

view

fashionable

had

dear much

and

myself, year

was.

died

the

to be comfort ensconced in that beautiful old ably room, that December at Ballytner wife's evening pretty admiring my as it came between and the me figure

and

L-.kc."

of

fittings

and

had

but, there

happy

a

left,

who

of our old friends, acquaintance, had striven to help who, like ourselves, and support the Faith in that far land; happened to be coming to visit Ireland, and promised ere and long for to come our and en inspect grand inheritance, to so rare joy a housewarming befitted

days

coins, out

metal in that of £20,000,000, is of the nublic. These

i

laughed

it

voyage families

of old. trees circling thej visible from of the lawn my portion marble the carved beside mantle seat, the of neath which piece, heaped fire turf behind the bras

our

5,500

at

drawingroom deep fringe

like

population

under

!

th

were

;

;

left,

rejoicing,

ing mail we my; mother, baby son one

closing rich old tapesjin not yet drawn and the Ballyytner

father, before still

being for

cause

was

The

foggy.

curtains

Black.

revealed

:

try j

and

cold

1

in the Age says crime has been

years

|

Josephine

By The

dollars.

A London cablegram that ah' extraordinary

some

mother

learned million

a

Story.

over

elapsed

golden head, gleamed brightly.,

and the eyes seemed to burn expression,, with hatred as they gazed straight, into mine. I had time to notice, that too, the face bore a to strange resemblance

\

;

:

not

is

Ghost

"

that

wealth

is

it

sources

reliable

her

True

j

'From

A

the.

was thought have given my

,

a

CUKSE,

NELLY'S

into

atyay blaze, of the

.

.

MAD

I

was

felt

The

t.lio

'

retire will in ail probability of life after the fulfiluieut private made for the coming contract already to She went the season. stage upon and she lias made it. make money,

Laugtry

I

I.

which the I firelight noted that rich lace was ruffled about old, his wrists and shirt-front somehow. The flash of a diamond in its played folds on the breast and on the buckles of his shoes. The handsome features

which of his property/of sole possessor. My first what happiness this would

arrangement

as

opened,

his

century, with

stick

Mrs.

says

paper

well

as

happy

figure

last

;

American

An

us can

upon a strange within the room-— old man, dressed

Uiouguiuu "

for

jolly

look towards the door, as if I expected to see someone there. door was at the end of the room, from the fire, but a very bright which threw a light on the part

the

in

,

very

shall have quite hope and make Christmas, we

me

the Continent; mail arrived with a letter from English a well-known firm of lawyers announc Mr. ing that Algernon Tyner was in;and that dead,' they awaited my

,

I

'

is

sun

...

of dy out a kind from! town to town but one day the

travelling

and

frost,

bright

s

promise you when and the whole you have the Casey girls, of Turner, with one or family twq.,of let loose in my bachelor acquaintances the house next be any week, it will thing but desolate.1" At this moment some made feeling

dragging

011,

in

by

lis.,

throughout

life

ing

j

and

operatior Sold

was

Tyner

a

old-fashioned the poor about and I ourselves,

in a flourishing family was condition, with many a branch between us and the centre ours of the -tree family that centre, having spread away from .as1 have said, some before. generations We little, knew that the last Protestant

subjeci..

mild in their circumstances.

are

Is.

cause

r

nearl

called th justice of the Humai

iStrengthener as a act

at

bottles, Medicine

of

for

'

Remedy we

which with

aperient, gentle and safe under

!

This is equivalent Cboxes. 000 pound of fresh grapes.

year and

!

-

produced product

.

to

diseases

Hiuiple: the

is

Pills,

"Natural

the

Pills a

which

Norton's I

i

one.

!

promises

Indigestion, all the

I

Indigestion. confident! are

fob

Remedy

best

Camomile Norton's Recommended as

j

cable

idea

nice

with

now. be brighter we should have weather frosty

if

all

the

all

some

will

wonder

an

-

I

Calfornia of industry to become a gteat and profitstate Three ago the" years

The

ing representative had.not the least

I-.

:I,

...

advantage

weather not

Christmas.

we -should Protestant and leav out, dying Tyner, as sole surviv of the We family.

suddenly Edmund,

me,

ing

.

ay.

Dmi't

"

secret

Tyners

--

small Die.t"

of

1

.

the

that stating secret the

sent

.

answer

in

"dollar

who

man

of

what

to

as

of

do in the event

,

...

Newark

a

,

was

,

It

,,

;

the

sometimes joked together and built wonderful

Ballytner, in the air

'

on with Prince Bismarck, carry is quite as whose personality stronglv is one of the uiost developed, important before political questions Europe to

to

had

about

,

meen

had

also

had very much her to longed to bring Ireland either for a visit, or, if possible, to settle there.

)

grudging

j

wife

truly pair saintly I 'fear, unworthy

my,

being educated at home, and, from the time of our marriage, two ago, I years

t

.!

into

instil

My

even to subordinates who of his work helped him to do most service. Fain due to their recognition his would he make the worjd pedestal, he. mankind the gazers, the. sole figure How long this supreme, Ego, will be abb

has of

have

railway

-

Emperor,

an

,

A gun of the mitrailleuse type in bren invented France capable 3000 shots in 10 miDutes. firing \

as

could heart.

through',

young, egotist disjsin the throne the besetting, on plays hi him. from which has characterised childhood. He lias ever love of all the credit everything uionopolis"

always

I,

,

petition

I

Christian.

a

all

I,"

hope the I would

,

ordered

their

as

I,

"I,

the

as

seen,

.

only to do so

being

on

is

never

of the

.

latter

The

tenants.

hours by the surrendered

I had

which land, efforts united

!

police

'five

his the

.

for

to, referring from speech

;

resisted

in

the

iu

,

soldiers

familiar action throne. It own

were

we"

"

am!

200

of

party Ireland

in

j

and

.

evicting

an

Recently

Peter, loose Satan, ministers

him the sinners

gave

poor absolving

ciimes

for

and

by

us

that sins we,

power from

to

hind

the hitn

bonds or

by

from appointed, thai we commit

his all or

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stumps' heaps, and stoneboat

after

a

farmer,

I

then

else I or someone, for not years' 'myself of the matter, and I should, tell wife. my

tell

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get

and

of

Bensley

Tuubridge

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he

if

on

do

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season—

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far

see

put

that,

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remarkable

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think,

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went

his

all

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Gower,

was

told:,

bade

coming

to

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my superior instructions acting upon missioner I gave Railton, the police. me

and

he ought

by

deceased, Saw Mills

July

on

p.m.

worked

Company,

for in

was

someone

of

secure

FATTENING.

with been

;

information

visited

establishment in Cork at hundreds are fattened which some being the constantly during season. These of twenty hens, birds are flocks kept' in found and we Lheie them in all stages for market. gettinjg ready They may be kept for six to eight and will weeks, increase in but it pro rata size, is found that three weeks is loiig usually

to

of

said

he

It

yard aud

had

heard to

found

the

house

with. which

to

".Now's

their did

the

and

or

address

the

in

The

table. to

prayer. weut up to

the table, After the

them

give up everything follow the Lord, hearts up to God. have

a

difficulty.

for

table hour, to be thoroughly he seemed more finish

following

an

they

prisouers and sat

as

house about half-past baDds with him at the

eight. door,

I and

my shook said,

is

at

avenue

to

j

,

'

secure

to

from

wet

cold,

and

care

for

to ..protect,

Young

properly.-

need

attention

When

stock are and exposed

especial young fare scanty, weather,

animals treated.

meal

slops,

they

it

is

as

good

though .they had been be given Cows should etc.,,

to

now

printed true :eqnally

over

and

respects. kept upon to inclement

assist

are

in

of

manure

in

order.

the

secre-.

sheds :

As

we

30 years ago (and the question of now!),

by feed

the <

cooking,

be sick

,

So

manure.

to

be fat Jn

peculiar,

be killed

that

all

at

off

compiinionable

note

to

important

is

soon

they

as

should

they

be killed, that gees. in

one

j

M-

pen

once, as they are and con fretting if the number be

birds,

flesh sequently losiug broken a killed. by only portion being in a pen should be Therefore the geese for if the demand, regulated by only are to be wauted at a.time' ;ten it likely is make the better to of that pens

number.

through 5

roots

hut

they wid at once should have fresh arid a tub of rough sand The pen's may bo littered and will need to be straw, but this makes a renewed,

water

appear and it

well,

as

is-

cellars,

feed animals

test.

produced

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gravel. wiih

frequently splendid

is

in winter

these

make

never

ticn of milk. The construction and said

in

weight.

should

blasts

punctuality

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stock

more

and

as

great

is

suc

attain

to

begin

lose

out

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storms

important

as

quite.

results.

profitable

in

and

they

and

four-footed tenants of your re sheep-yards, ,pigrstys, ,etc., at the attention, diligent present the best modes of Study juncture. and fattening and yon janimals, feeding that warmth will find is very essential

j

oil

better

clean

which

entrance. ,

a

evidently

be given in three times a day, troughs is left and whatever removed as soon as birds ai e satisfied. the Qver-feedbe carefully for if ing should avoided,

:

barns, quire

Gower

to

at

guard every might make an

to

feeding.

On the

is

The

j

if

to seemed He had: been at the seem and he did not saved. As to Dobell, At the penitent.

weather

of every farmer and out-buildiugs,

is

flesh

iu

improved

is

but look rather the greater weight. cau be obtained from Very good results fresh brewers' mixed with crushgrains ed oats and potatoes, and this is,' per food where the grains the cheapest haps, obtained. are The food should easily

winter.

house

make

frost

came still

were over prayers and-. a6ked them, to that was to wrong, and to their give

both prayed aloud. Gower came morning

soaked

Jorne.

duty

it

'

amount greatest from the use of Indian cases the food should be or and fed in this o mboiled, Thelndian .com fed .geese run

dition.

chilling

first

secure

as

on

cost." they there of the address and was a I invited prayer meeting, who were to willing give any present forward themselves up to God to come to

his

head,

"Victories At the conclusion

forward

either

Look everything tight. after the doors, carefully windows, the cellars— under- pinning with point mortarand bank where, it is loose, up if with earth the walls are so doubtful,

delivered an and what won,

to

was

his

and; that finest

bei

might but

ing upon oats of fat comes In both corn.

circumstance.

anti

for the

and

:

I

be of

of

case

Station,

hints

recovering In the

and

the

in

in

time,'

of

respects,,

The

made

same

are

keep them,, except for the when the market, .largest most in demand. The place

spoken

cessful,

accom

and that

be

the'

extenuating

single

When hand, the

p.m.

next without day, in the interval. consciousness of his evidence, course Captain of the Salvation Cotterii Army, said 11 we had a meeting of the On October

from

should At

find

a

JFarm,

deceased

1-0.40;

in

not

been

recommendation,

a

sizes

just many

beyond all pos Out of compassion fhad

to

enough Christmas

the

the

in

an

more

at."

Lawrence

wound

guilt

favour.

them

on

doubt. the verdict

with panied recommendation

your

are

off

of,

10.45

their

of sibility for them;

<

the the

by

you

absence a

'

say

went

man

heard, a bullet he died

was

the

up, their

said had they which evidence

death,

guilty

established

there,

(alleged

this

About

as

to

prisoners found

been

shortly timber-

the

Gower)

be Dobell), what careful

of

shot

one

be

the

standing

men

to

Lawrence. a.

in

playing

two

seen

that

appeared

boys

had

at

Dobell

identified

man.

two

witnesses

the

summed consider

to

guilty

the

Company,

One

then

Judge retired

very

-

Com

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GEESE.

and rapid fatteners, it is usual for. this work to be under taken than the breeders, by others the tafcteuers the birds and goose onying them up for about three weeks, putting, on two during which time they will lay or throe pounds of flesh.: We recently are

4

the 20, the Baltic his sitting-'

he was hiiui that called out, saying wanted by the Manager of the Company. went for a i be two men little; -away and were seen near distance, standing the Saw Mill the office of Baltic the timberwhich adjoins

the

garden work may yet be sections— the first being

most

Geese

verdict ;both but prisoners,against recommended them to mercy- on accou n t of their youth. Mr. Justice in Mathew, sentencing they

when with his wife and children knocked at the back door and!

room

they

fruit's and vegetables that1 are unharvested. Transplanting hardy shrubs' and 'plants treesj' be con may tinued as as is the weather mild.— long' Boston Pilot.

to

and

from

After half-an-bour's returned into Court with

verdict.

:

9.45 who

The learned the Jury

:

arid

one

of

about

/

'

still

and

on,1

officers,

:

fact

the

and

'

in

tools

whe

cover

necessary, painted during

arid repaired leisure of winter.

that

him

i

later again ,waB going to. try to get his mate him. I communicated what'had

before!

confession:

a

snow

as

are

we

again

This,

the

and

away,

j

it

all

was

j

Lawrence, 20.I July

us

Cry

Wells,

the

Pile of

fall

>

from He did

man.

i

and remove tiiem. the mower or sweep, for scythe will thus be obtained, aud if the formeris there will used not so often exist a for change of knives. necessity; Speaklet us add that' no iog of implements

Lawrence

that

to

litter

as

thuskda'heap, and furnish capital a basis would that'

Ai clean

.

Charles: Joseph Dobell, of the wilful found guilty

were

eighteen, murder

army,

myself in this world, except in the service of the Church, and to regain the souls of this island to God. Behold the of all secret of my heart and the' sum

both

audi

eighteen,

direction.

reign sake

hitch

arid

spite

them

use

the in

leaves take hd

,

!

Maidstone Assizes, recently, Justice Mathews, William

Thereupon

would

to

asked,

I

?"

of

do that,

to

must

that

ne

;

exert

ings order

get

prosecution other (said time be

and dignity lay down all title and service and do all honour to theirs, if she would cease to persecute and this I protest the Catholics is the end at which I have aimed since sole I been neither

Might

before,

will

I

case

stones

that

feel

who Confessor Fifteen Years."

Salvationist

second

voluntarily of Queen,

have have

A

trial

present I have willingly offered testify, ray life in their to heretical tnaintaiu assembly, Catholic and Roman Apostolic, my and bring back the wanderers religion, that of this is tlieuisalves island, pro testing

be the mean & If it for of increasing our love and veneration or of inspiring God's Vicar, any to seek the will' noi troth; Mary of Scotland have spoken or have died in vain

yard.

restoration

servants

deed."'

" he replied, Well, tell you can do I but not tell else." her, any one -to 'make of the declined' afly prorhise " for and i added, Are you kind; sorry what have done ?" He answered, you " we sometimes ; but sometimes Well,

'

with

for

.

get forgiveness

confess

willing

I

To

successor.

Peter's,

Mr.

said

of justice of Jesus

and

.the

now

stones

extract

will

with their up to time have opportunity to from .their ineaflows or

tire

'will

gather !

of the crime, and what and he seemed was, I told him forgiveness.

taking any note suggested that I

Sd

and

that

the

to I

See

Peter's

St;

as

me

.

ifor

man."

get he could

must

seem

might

,

lawful

I confess myself to be I voluntarily offer ; of His Cross foot for

the

at

to

you

for

more

Nay

devotion

the to in the a prisoners captain Wells Salvation Army at Tunbridge and charged. that were arrested they The evidence of the was prosecution

and the the Blood

not

long voice

At

to take this my of my testimony to the remainder accomplish and commanded in the form ordered by the Church for the salvation of my poor

mercy

God he

tossed up to and the h t

out

added

labors

roe

it,

dp

was

Those who

lass.

j

a' 'con trite and penitent I prostrate heart, at the feet of your Holiness, 'myself confessing myself to God abd His Saints and to to be almost your paternity, and guilty of eternal unworthy sinner, if it do not th e loss, please good God sinners to have Who died for penitent

general 'intention

to

We do

general the plants be lost.

to ing otherwise

it

thing

,

caa

whereof,

my did

before

that

;is

the

it.

should to mate do.it you us

the enormity

iu the presence of the scaffold and she prayed for her the block persecutor and' for the See. Church and' Holy and through the Dufuncta adhuc loquitur

the

I

other

or chaplain, any to administer

my

''minister

nojt came,

and

u

penance

the

him

were

moment

did

the

20 July Ycs soid he

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I.

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in

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them...

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mix

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judgment.

!

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consider

fell

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when

changed

cried

my mate which of

and see

:

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crown.

to

of such a sentence, said for entreating you to have prayers my' poor soul, and the souls of all thoe who are dead or dyibg for the same or

'

n

this

What!"

liquid

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as

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bad

two

the bottom murder on

at

Wells

ti)

appeal plead

and

been

were

se.nfcencd,

will

letter

Catholic,

"

'prayers my right I leave it to your the consequence

have

(Canterbury

and gooll to the safety however,tending of Protestantism; he thinks uu exception ih its favour. This should be made

every

my

hand to write, to your Holiness, that I cannot. make it '''order" though known to before you my death, yet afterwards the intent be may manifest uiHieh is, the whole to' you being duly the of their subversion 'considered, '

such

on

of me one death, and offering their and a l)ean for consolation Bishops whom I had having been ;ia % priest them takeh not away and kept I know

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absorbent

any

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their

in all

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it

Archbishops four Bishops

done in and my We of.

lies

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that the two and York) and should Elizabeth, petition we are in the domestic annals as told cjf foV that Princess, it the custom being the lords spiritual to themselvels absent which

possible,' to be

material or

said,

either'

agencies.

manure

'

named

:,:'secretary

look Burghley sacredduty,

he

a little time, hesitating " There has been nothing bad Wells but What me Tunbridge mate have been at the bottom

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and

is

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was

of'

power

respective

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me

it

which made Lord a as upon her execution for the cif performance !

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down

sat

we

success'

consolidated and the

.

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identifies

the

;

of the

how perceived herselLwith

be

will

Queen

.

after should years' twenty captivity, in a strait confined be at length prison, condemned to death and by the States is heretical, assembly of this country

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he said him to

me

invited

.

Father, .to permit, my those of this unfortunate that island, , the sole remnant of the blood of England that and Scotland faith, possessing

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Holy

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.

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'.

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desolate Church, and of yoiir of this iwhich I especially island, leave much without and deluded, erring God's and your scare. paternal mercy humble and Of your Holiness the .most His

flock,

.

of

Church pf the universal Catholic, and Roman, in which bein g Apostolic, I -have always intended 10. regenerated, Si e do my duty to the Holy Apostolic faith

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passing he vhas

the lone poor woman how petition, believing, would useless as as Syrup proved she medicines had already taken. their astonishment in the to find,

Board

granted

power thousands

?'

I

old

there

stomach

and make no more to will die in peace expense the parish." she had of of It seems got hold one Almanacks and read Mother of the Seigel's the in cases great cures wrought by Syrup

was

vhas

How

a

the

:

journeys

?'

1

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affection that

following touching appeal I have been Inspector swallowing months do me no They for good. to I can en I am going on from worse worse. dure / that in a two it no week or longer. feel I shall There is one last reguest 1 be dead. me a bottle would make of yo givi of Mother Curative is my only hope. Seigel's Syrup ; it and does me no good 1 a failure If it proves

been

right..'

it

others that

throat, of the

but to made

day

course

?

Dunder.

'

been

about

vhas

in

pit

tongue,

in

state of sufferd

long

to see disordered

that

the

'

,

we

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'

the

and

enough

ana

arid

of a fair shrewd-

bronchial

the

,

this

good judgment

had

'

;

she bad life she

native

situation

'

had

of

earlier

use

with the do, bad breath,

at the

:

Me.'

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doan'

j

;

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albeit

to

a

probable

is

in

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before again I goes oafei'

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arose

wise from

»

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she

for .

advantage

she

to' the medicines ,

of fire

signs

to

own

and

was

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had one

!'

small

a

days

the added

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years,

>

me

on

became chronic and mouth, &c., and finally her not being able to find hopeless through The Inspector she states that any remedy.

soft

!'

likely kind. but

ignorant, In

her

digestion, be cured

ness

all

it

came' extremely

out Dyspepsia, as complaints age crept apace upon her.

not

asthma

fluids

shleep. go und dot minutes

let

was

other

her

others headaches,

to

to

go

Bhall

;

'

old

that she would She did not

foundation

poverty.

to

ailments and

und

Sergeant,

can't

I

says

'

dere

the

presently

loafer,

to-morrow.' I Sergeant,

'

hole

or

old

//

under

and

obtained and this,

as

you crab

the

sbmehow

hpalth. from

!'

see

and Mr.

an

ago

Smith, She

any

was

respect

:

!

again.

whiskey

and then." Ye6, Good Bcheme." "I found myself in a hard part of the and stepped city day before yesterday,

by him,

loafer

I'll

./ Who vhas you ?' Der Goternor of Ohio.

4

"

into

some ,

me

Und

'

I

all

drink

a

time

mpreproskfcrous laid and

way

coated

see a-fire you should whistle down queek,

this."

you

corn

in

incident short told by

the

"

some

mainland,

education, enabled n'ess,

,

wife

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'

was

he

blew

Bequest.

called

Board. look

Barbara fallen into

Iter.

vhas

so

i

Hello

says

?"

which

yet pathetic

J

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you

soft

a

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!

vhas

calls

'

.

!

miles

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?'

I

minutes never

call

had

ever

you

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shust

around

one

and

gone,

hat,

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of

care

few

better in some

that

twice

ple!'

nice

a

said

got," to another.

you

I

no.

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\)

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see

avhay.'

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Jim!,

there eye

get can't

.

Gray

the

oh

ijeside

Sergeant.'

toes

your

'

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was

had his

of the did not

it

Barbara

oh,

,

been— ho

well

probably but if you

of the poor," is one of the Macklejohn, InspecShetland IsPoor, at Lerwick,

need

long

tire?'

'

do bait."

or

can

fine,

says that named Barbara

woman, the notice

!

no

you'

;

(

the said

batr

on

self-defence

you

He

Ijinds.

I goes in ped by 10 o'clock, con Mr. Dunder without the noticing fall und 1 doan' slur, before ashleep blows dot whistle 'unit der somepody und a voice tube, Hello Dunsays : der !' Yes, dot vhas me. Vhas I all on

a

show

and

annals

J. R. of the

tors

'

ly

that

relation,

his

;

and

them

serve

Dunder

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tinued

'

well

as

A Pauper's

'

says

but in seep quiet, whistle plows again

Jim's

uproarious

was

but

and

footing drowned.

was

i

simple

only

lives.' are

the

replied

My

African, companion from the wharves.

young

the warrants

:

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|

to

poys

vhas

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It J vhas

'

?'

where

see

return for didn't off at the door.

?'

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'

left

drop

me

1

'

why

greenhorns

some

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;

liinda

morrow.

thing ;

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no.'

ery.

it

',

:

und.mafces blame,

.

you can great provocation 6ff with a nominal

;

will

in

to

r

und

ax

fire

a

reasonable und he puts

him, I see.'

save

me.'

punishing

Visit

day fishing

one

fighting his

Dunder,

I

boy.'

'he

to

so

price

ford

now

sent

Curl

tube spheaking One end vhas out door, oop sthars. so can der policeman call me from der sidewalk if a fire vhas going. IJe makes

for

'

breast,

makes

Vhell, him, und

view—'

der

For me?' 'Warrants! ' for assault Two warrants

go

it

home.'

get and

Jim

caught

prevents

far.

A doctor

He

'

!

'

replied

wanted

No, de doan' what Well,

Yon. No \hing.

hair

poor

his

ma,' 'Perhaps, you.' in his with hope strong be too tired to feel like

?

pin

a

He

|

johnny '

I

proke.smash

I

,

a

I am fafraid> that when mother, out home all tired with learn what a his and work, day's naughty boy you've been, he will punish

"Thought

white of plenty

like

man

"

'

on

A hopeful said Bobby,' papa comes your

"All

being

You

him.

black

Will Knott is a Washington gentle signs who, when he is in a hurry, " Won't." name

cheer,

cripple his

.,';bu

'

the street.' the boy did your his mother to' cut

running

had

I

illicit

secret

a

and

pale hasn't

it

clever head

a

Unfeeling.—

man

from

Fire.

against

escape."

t

Vhas

a

scared.'

'

said

punishment,' self-reproach fully, It kept purpose.

father the

answers

««

Because him

the

did't

oe

i

der

severe

a

He

nerve.

Why

was

fighting

tooth

a

not

a money known till

never

I

to escape.

It

'

lie shows me part. Pooty soon can on fire six place in get und we vhas deeferent places, beds. Dot .makes oop in our

my lioonered ill burn

?

day

one

company

?'

all

was comes

mit pieces who comes

me.

Vhas No.

I

Dunder

Precautions

dot

i

;

have been I Well, have and only once thirty years and I been of one mind in all my wife' was when the these and that yeavs, be house was on fire and each wantedlto

relation, hed all

broken.

A but

is is

you, the

of

to

'

keep

an

is

strike'

"

sympathetic drowned boy Jim, through

are

still.

A good constitution full value box-its

it

number

'

with

said,

1

like

them,"

;

'

It

?

say my

uy

table

of

geaot

Der odder day,' said down he went to see

;

the first

fun

Shake

daylight

men

jlick

vScwi

tpe Sergeant a shentlemans; comes yesterday, strange into mv Vhas I Carl blace. Duniler ? vhas Say, Mr. Dunder, j vhas. your ? She vhas. Um ? family oop shtairs I vhas told so, but I doan' be jVhell, him. It vhas criminal lief carelessness

but

moved over considerably in second act the I noticed that quite Oh yes <"; .out.got up and moved

farmer married

'

' .

as

I

were

At

into

piece—

should

Pole

Didn't

large

und

all

tlie

1 t

ire.'

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|

(

soliloq

were

distillers.

well off home sick.

of

believe

off.

?'

i

<j>n\your :

a

Jdot

pipe

'

Carl

!

father.

friend

to

audience

story.

match

is

coming Why is the North whiskey manufactory think

would

my wife When

'

'

"

"

Actor

Wasp.

head

my

eh

j

x

to his father, said a lad Pa," have read of people often poor honest ; why don't sometimes they " rich but houep't ?' Tut, tut,

grief

so

are

the

had the

'

up.

'

"

Charley

und ?"

'Oh

of police fever. yellow froth In this difference they show their the catch London who never police,

when

money.

men

of

Tour have

much

so

morning."—

this

plow fifer

a '

dot settles me. Dis vhas Vhell, idea of yours. come I'll over splendid and talk rait few minutes.' you eafery 'I doan' wink dot night, all sleep one

!

!

All but Fernandina

my

Francisco

so

fatherless.

puir

it ? Just look how Bee to a watering cart) (pointing won't have the blame fool

"Lettuce

walking

a

gait

a

j

me

'

?"

liim

doan'

'No!'

ine.'.

didn't

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"

of

bairn."

His

The

for

drops

j

Dinno

:

you

of the

unavoidable breach The stock of a gun.

its

;

ten

child

a

physician

a

!

ones.

gardeners—

plant." An

out

pouring

was

medicine

to

till

,

/'

lend

Can't

.

who

Scotchwoman

a

!'

dollar

!'

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:

;

:

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badly

;

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«

any

"

:

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i>

'

tree.

False

come—

to

1

'

table— Tumblers;

of the

Last teeth

A

1

the

his he stood on the curbstone shaking sides with he was accosted laughter, by What's one of New finest Haven's Fun the ?' Can't fun Btrangers

teeth.

Aching

draw

they /:

Said

It

A beehive.

that

question

0.

.

Sweet

0

anir

© irfc.g

on

away

think take you'd one." " Nor I before that." have him arrested ".Did ;you "No. I

from

do not- furnish their but lines,

crowd.

hy

pail

of

teacupful

|

hit

he'd ?"

think

get

fife

I

there's

Friend

molasses.

his

entertainment

number Prevent

Did you "Yes."

false

carries

burglar

I didn't

" !

'

and

fading

imark.

a

belle

"

nobody answered the

it.

between carries

ce

The

?

companies

son;

time. side when iron use an

avoid

locks

differe

burglar and the

Saturday

bad

a

It's

want

me

.

colored,

false,

a

here.

yon ,

,

right

longer wrong

carriage.

vhas lend

.

not

is

the if

;

a

.

'

j

a coward,' toward the

me

Then vot Dan you

j

?'

Seudge Comidback.'

friend,

.

clean

a

and

a

sheepstealer -following jlie persisted, floor and striking rae

!

Who vhas dot

!

Your

|

I said,

idiot,'

J'

a

'

-

damp

quite which

the

on

calicoes

You're

j

keeps

Hello

'

Iron

will keep they on Iron silk

the

is

and

much

cholera.

side

'

dog's

a

One

keeps

it.

: '

i

'

:

j

belle

its

OUGHT

between

other

r

on

play

?,,

the

escape

j

cough,

WOMAN KNOW.

cannot

man

whistll

.

EVERY TO

the

The railway

against rife In d&tricts before passing of hot coffee the drinking air has enabled into the open persons in such places to escape contagion. living

WHAT

and

of

jsay

a 'You're now I know I out.' Whit's ' Not to get

said.

'and I'said, gentleman,' I' to turned jam.' go intentions ?' he said. your with a row a drunken jinto

keys..

as a preventive and epidemic diseases. and fever, with malaria

infections

he

liar,'

.

infantum, excellent also

a

!

cholera It is

whooping and Asiatic

asthma,

spasmodic

rich,

W hat

siupor dispels for antidote many is valuable in and

an

i;a

has

why

chance

the difference

i&

and

wagging

Coffee

arise. plications is and lethargy, kinds of poison,

fire

on

smallest

dot

more

,

What tail

is also, Coffee emergencies. In excellent medicine. an place, its action is fever frequently typhoid is. indicated and decisive. It prompt local com before in the early stages

in

meet.

never

Because the engine

wakefulness, tremors, heartburn, acidity, debility of trembling, irritability temper, a kind of intoxication irregular pulse ito the and great injury euding in delirium there functions. Unfortunately, spitial who are coffee depend yinany tipplers upon his dram. upon it as the drunkard On the other hand, coffee is a sovereign over the nervous in tiding system efficacy in

the

minutes

ton and eafery minutes ale again, dot night I haf to shump oudt of bed und

'

.'You're

.

abnormal

Because

ten

'In

plows

.

pro indigestion

be

chnrch

a

If

organ

it

excess,

frieuds

?

I

to

liable

like

.

Carried

is

they

.

.

to

eyes climes

.

great duces

that

one

are

,

on I against me,' evidently purpose. at him sharply and' turned looked away. Are yon the new boss at the Silver ?' !' lie I asked with a leer. No,' replied.

,

your by distant but correspond,

W.hy separated

-

and

order, abuse.

high

initial

his

i

name

to write blunder.

begins

'

schoolboy he makeB his a

-

the

use

,

its

-

ii

When

is rate of the poise the amount of lessens It diminished. to of the body, blood sent the organs and contracts the the veins distends waste of thus capillaries, preventing stimulus of a It is a mental tissue.'

By

Seigel's chemists

,

as

Mr.

'

Nesbit's

Ladies

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sold. guarantee every article TIME PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Practical

taken of

will

cent.,

V.

from

customers

to

!fi

houses.

Uppers

and and

Grindery Good

.SHOES

/Continental

,

Leather

cases,

Sliamrock

householders at ex As no prices. heavy and paid for convassing

maker

1

and

j ust

1 —

of

VARIETY.

to

s|elect

.

N.

BOOTS! and. 'Children's the best andEnglish

in

in small

Aooo

HAY

from by buying besides having a large and from a practical

per Nesbit,

thanks to the public returning generally tlias for beg to announce past favours, all classet they are prepared to manufacture of COLONIAL BOOTS, on the shortest pos a and sible notice. Also, kept in stock, large varied' assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's,

J

is

Collecting,

Britnall),

ET,

Flour.

Spectacles.

possession low ceedingly

commission

.

h as

Draper-

Gity;

J3EG-.S

Iron, Snider Revolvers,: and pieces, (muzzle Ammunition— Sadd

DRAPERY

Clocks

&c.

-—The

Corrugated

Wines and Spirits asks and octaves.,

Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c., sold TIME PAYMENT with IMMED

on

spurious

are

BOOT

AUSTRALIAN

bales;

Fencing

Netting,

Sugars,

y

also tools,

Mrs.-

Alberts

Rings

Plated

IATE

WEST

Stocks

and

the

to.

Teas

Breast Pins Necklets Studs Jet Brooches & Earrings

Pins

Cruets,

language.

every

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'

Wedding

,,

of Medicine with direc

W.H.HKAKMA.N,

,

&c.

Harness,

Oilmen's

Leon tines

Keepers

,,

Vendors

Civilized

r,

Oxford

533,

loading)

Tob

Rings, Gent's do. Ladies'

Studs

;

breech,

,

Leontines

Necklets

Fowling

Earrings Alberts

<

Breast

all

almost

tree

533, (Oxford

„ „

fail.

Manufactured

are

should look Purchasers and Boxes. If the' Pots

the

to

at

St. (late London

by

in

use

Abscesses, of J5KIN

only 78,

Alberts

i

Glandular

on

full'

i

Earrings

i'

Rifles,,.

Bracelets B. & E.

"

:

Silver

Pumps,

Docglas

lery,

hand

Watches

Silver

sets

Sciatica,

Wire Cornsacks, Galvanized Wires,

Walthams Gold

setsB.&E.

Agents,

of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,

Anvils;

repaired

,,

Pleu-

or

Importers

Station

always

HAYE sundry

Watches

Gold

Rheumatism,

Gotit,

Gold

Silver Watches Bracelets

Cures

it

Hooping

or

repaired. Nesbit's Ladies?

Watches rubbed

into as salt chest, Throats/Bronchitis,

and'

Relaxed and all

Quinsies;

TJlcers,

order

to or

Success,'

'

it

infallible

Nesbit's Gent's

and

.

.

Old

Breasts,

made cleaned Levers'

like

.

B&d

LEGS, Wounds,

Merchants,

Stock,

Nesbit's Walthams exception. in the CHEAPEST Colony. two and other a Watches, with of every Jewellei'y guarantee.

years' description Watches

BAD

of

cure

th

.

These

Succeeds

.

the

and

best selected stock of

first-class cheapest and EYERY Watches of Jewellery in the Nesbit's colony. description and jewelled) Levers English (capped stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years.

without the are

ieaon,

PERTH.

STREET, the

"Nothing

tlie

FREMANTLE,

.

For

Adelaide,

Street,.

:

known

Jeweller,

of

Summer

WAREHOUSE,

COLONIAL

General

and Healing Properties the "World. throughout

Searching !are

HAY

,

llUilllilWMill'H.'WH

Its

Rundle

Commencement

w.tHisnMK&a,

,

Ve E.

,

at

the

Howick-

Bryan.

for office

the )

Healy.

Right-Rev.

of the

street,

times cheap.

"

W. A.

Perth,

by

j

National Library of Australia

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