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effect
March
23. the Her Qmen and suite Majesty at have arrived Hyeres, in the South of
London,
Franee
The
ceived
a
very
the
lora'ship
distingnished party cordial welcome from
Britain's become
the
secure was
are
efforts
Strong
release
made
being
of Mrs.
to
Osborne, who; months'
sentenced to nine with hard labour
recently
and now
the
for per with pearl the;.great to her accouchement. A of medical evidence has support of the reqest for
sadors. The
release.
Anarchist
case,
previous
large been
amount
the
in
given
prisoner's The Right
Rev.
Herbert
has been selected recently ceed the late Cardinal Manning, to retain his present as position of Salford.
to
in
and Teoiarlose, of Sikhs. have an discovered bomb in a factory
at
Woolwich,
Bishop
Grand
but
it
was
done.
removed
was
before
any have
injury
The ministerial been
M.
settled.
in
crisis
retains
Caprivi has
but
has the
Germany
Chancellorship resigned Premiership. A to depose plot King George Greece has been discovered.
the of
March
the
to
.
23. London, in developments Sea to the difficulty, regard Behring the British has squadron in the Pacific been ordered to rendezvous at Esquithe British Columbia, British mault, station in the North Pacific. naval miners on strike still The Durham to refuse yield, although great distress
Owing
latest
families for want their among prevails of life. of the necessaries has refused The House of Commons law to alter the as to con Common carried making Irish
Plan in
tribe
British
which
punitive to the
sent
was
have
Assam
attack
expedition, relief
of
the
thanked Majesty the Queen has Oarnot for the welcome she President and has country, her recognition of the deep shown on the occasion of the her of the Duke grandson,
has received expressed
sympathy of death Clarence.
Five been
just It sup .committed
Marseilles. Anarchists have of
Governors
provinces taxes in
are
the
is
Rus the
from in
which of
result
where other means Canada has
various
entirety.;
under
as
is
exacting
Flogging
being
finally were
in
hand
with regard to recip States, commercial relations. The Hon. rocal Minister of Finance of G. E. Foster, wonld be declares that it Canada, to ariange for trade better preferential Britain.
with
The
English declines
bury) difficulty
instead.
a renewal of the upou and that the says Government is determined
necessary
all
poachers, to
call
Army and navy. The colony of Victoria o
place
the
remove
agreement
American exclude to is
(Lord
insists
Harrison)
it
to
24. Salis modus
the concerning Sea Behring and has made other proposals The Amerian President (Mr.
vivendi
present
March
London, Premier
a
loan
oat
is
of a million
National Library of Australia
if
even
the now
sterling
entire
trying on
are
after faciltated mau
hurriedly
cries
what
see
murderer,
was
opening the door prevented taken the direction by Va the' The. maidservant, to robust woman of forty, is expected of and has given an account recover, the struggle. lost
in
him from
seeing 'murderer.
INTER-COLONIAL.
March Melbourne, of Tinnock Tinnock,
Her Mr. James
of
the German of The position
proceeding. Premier
not
has
been
yet
Co.,
Ltd.,
shot
was
by
The injured
a
bailiff
24;..
and
London
The British
Times will
surplus of allow
not
Mr.
by
expected
was
be
that says 'smaller
such
It
considered
the
than
Goscben, Exchequer,
the and
secution
reduction
in
The
the of much
taxntion,
25.
March
man,
promised.. and the English American that President Harri press to the Behring son's attitude in regard is resorted Sea difficulty blnster, only to his position at to in order strengthen is
as
was
by
of President. It election iu well-informed is thought, diplomatic that the of war be circles, prospects the
coming
on account and America tween England ot the in dispute are subject slight. and The Mirers' Fedetation Coal have that Porters' Union decided
next
the
during
election general they candidates favoring
will
to
unanimously agreed Bauk. with the Union An
amalgamate certain
to plot poison has been discovered, of poison seized in the
well-known
and
a
posses The
Anarchists.
taken .arid active steps by the police, the special for the suppres legislation sion of anarchy and disorder are said to be having their effect. The for French Minister Foreign Affairs for the
refuses
to
alleged
wvongful in
not
were
police
that
but
the
to
apologise
England of
arrest
two
that the Paris, stating iu to blame the matter, arrest was due to the
conduct
suspicious plaining.
Lord
of
the
persons
com
The
is firm in Salisbury and a apology, diplo has arisen. Bill Hours' has been
defeated
in
demanding matic
an
difficulty
Eight of 112 by a majority of Commons. the House Sub-Lieutenant Anuastasy,
who
Paris
for
to
sentenced murder
of
Dellard,
will
tenced on the
in
death
votes
was
Anastasy
was
sen
death for the murder in Paris afternoon of December 4 of the of Chief of mother Baron Dellard, in the of War. Department Ministry She was found dead with her throat the and her maid was in cut, lying same room condition in a serios suffer to
from a severe Madame Dellard The Paris age. Times
reported described by
twenty-five
in
gash was
throat.
the
seventy
years of of the
correspondent the murderer that the as concierge He of age. years
was
about
asked
what
Madame Dellard lived, storey to the first floor at directed the extremity It is sup of the court. that had he or an posed accomplice seen the maid-servant go out shopping, alone. and was that Madame Dellard ou
and
was
Madame door when murderous
Dellard
he rang,
'
best
evidently and
opened on
seeiug took refuge he gave her
the his
in intentions the the bedroom, where fatal blow. he was While collecting the money and jewellry he had which the maid-servant spread 'on the carpet,
a
the ilpBfeg take over the -output, tocontrol collieries, dpjpal and to build whicn will steamers large'; run to thie South American regularly and Indian meet markets. A general of of the different shareholders ing for this collieries has been convened Coal
to
Trust,
;
purpose.
March 25. Melbourne, was Larkin sentenced On Thursday to six years and Cleary to.f our, .years hard labour, both with imprisonment,for the South Melbourne Building frauds. Larkin was-maosger Society' and Cleary was of that the accountant -
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uistitution has been Nelson arrested for the Bank to of Australasia defrauding the extent of The prisoner £3,000. .j
John
has been
to
admitted intended
is
bail.
to
Australian Deposit Bank. The directors steps
to give
and are
to
effect
reconstruct
in
the
world.
The cargo of the sunken vessel Cape Verde is now being raised. March 24. Brisbane, at The police Barcaldine magistrate has been instructed cases in connection
ed of that
to relieve
all urgent the unemploy
with
the
Mortgage now
taking
the proposal.
25. Auckland, Marcjr A solicitor named Edward jCoopor An appli has suddenly, disappeared.. cation has been made to declare >hiim ;
district.
a
vj
bankrupt;-' '
Several
March Brisbane, of cannibalism
cases
from
f ar,
tb,e.
ported are to be made
North.
;
the matter
into
new
26. are
re
Enquiries by the
.
'police.
fj'
Chinese leper has been discovered in one of the cbuntiy districts and lis being brought dowp by the; police. Tlie refusedto take biitf, officials railway butto instructions have been 'sent "A" bring him down. A
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March 26. Launceston, is The money market very tight. The banks are clients to requesting Ju v" reduce their overdrafts. >.
The English Melbourne
£7 £3
£7 Fourteens are
There
is
from Adelaide,
a
£4 fall
Tens are Centrals
Block
5s.,
12s.,
all
round. March
24. Melbourne, and Cleary for Larkin was continued and' con in a The jury brought to-day. of guilty were and the prisoners
The trial embezzlement virdict remanded
arrived
24.
yesterday.
8s., 3s.,
March
Adelaide, cricketers
Three
of
for
sentence. about powder in a
boys found
blasting
Spencer street they applied
station
.two
pounds of at the to which'
bag
yards,
ex match. A violent from the effects of occurred, died one and the yesterday,
plosion
which
a
other In
two are in great danger. named 1890, a woman August, " S. Freeman cashed a cheque signed and Peters." She came cashed again " in name another the of S- Noble," for was discovered when it £1374, that the initials had been tampered with. On the' fraud detected being told the the woman bank manager that a man her had given the first had cheque to cash, and on returning her the second also. The given who had been detained in woman, was then dis time, custody for some and to-day the she recognised charged, in Bourke-street, man when he was at once of arrested. He gave the name from John Nelson, and said he arrived ;
the
Baroness week.
his benefactress, be executed next
ing
the
cluded
Anarchist
evidence;
defence begins to-day. West Melbourne dock was successfully opened by Lord Hopetoun The dock is one of the yesterday. for
Brokens
only support of eight the principal hours a day. At a special meeting of the Bank of it was South Australia shareholders
The
concluded.
was
f 6rin
tp
proposed
yester
though suffer out of danger. is now ing severely, The trial of the Larkin prisoners on and Cleary, the charge of conspir the shareholders of a ing to defraud bank in of which they were charge, was continued and the pro yesterday, day.
.
London,
is
he
as
passage coolly' street door the thus and this, for when a policeescape, the desceuded the stairs
shut did She
to
his
the
guarding, where-
Hyeres,
Sub-Lientenant
the with
abandoned
her him.
to
these
;MarK5i)-,
Sydney. It
It
filled.
spite
are they the recent resorted to
fail.
which
negotiations the United
the
there
poverty
suffering, famine.
have
dynamite
at
stolen
The people of the
of
cases
posed that the theft. sian
that
in
at
Englishmen
expedition.
previous Her
is
quantity sion of
measure proposed have the effect of of Campiagn and
told
Govern
British
stopping. reconstruction
officials
legal.
boyootting A native the
would
it
were
ed
the
if
as
spiracy,
out came concierge but the matter,, the went down
the the
is
Prussian
will
The German authorities the action that was to abandon instituted the Cologne Gazette for commen against ting upon the Emperor's speech referring of the Empire. to the policy
the
Gensdarmes
Chancellor
decided
of
Hotel
The Cabinet the
At
city.
Majesty
of adviser to the position military Australian Governments. Another bomb has been discovered in a sewer of the house in which the Chief of Police iu Paris Commissioner resides,
police
dynamite
the
desires
number
a
direction
By ment
Colonel Harman, assistant the Artillery of College for the has been uominated
town
a
have killed The Paris
suc
Lieutenantdirector
captured
Pahaog have
in
assistauee.
foi'
time rebels
Malay
-
of that
Vaughan,
who
his'
This, policy. being dictated
'
imprisonment jury in connection
Colonial
scream
had practically
policy
Foreign its
the
declared
more was added, than from the Colonies London, he declared that the Agents General in are the Colonial Office visiting of Ambas and character possession
from
population.
at
Rosebery, speaking, Liberal City Club,
Loudon
re
market.
the
ou
Lord
financial a bad
had
has
her,
-
News.)
finances.
at-
The Marine obtain advice
has
Board
March 25. decided to
to
as
taking legal pro the owner of the Wallomai. As previously a Customs officer was reported placed on board to detain,/ the ceedings.schooner
against
-
the. officer' /to, taking Strbalry The Customs has since official Bay. returned to Adelaide oyerland. A cricket match commenced between and the Austra the English cricketers lians Grace wontoss the yesterday. and the Englishmen batted'on a perfect The scores are Grace 58, Abel wicket. Stoddart Read 57, 24, (not out) 129, Bean 16, Peel (not out) 24 ; extras 5. Total 313 for four wickets. Mr. horses have accepted Towton's for the following events of the Onkarace which will take paringa meeting, on the 18th Hurdle place proximo Strike Race, ; Onkaparinga Cup, Willie and The "Wandering Duke; Hills Railway Stakes, Wandering sailed,
:—
Willie.
March 26. Adelaide, match between All and Australia Lord Sheffield's team was at the Adelaide continued Oval The game did not last all yesterday. day, owing to the continual downpour are The following the detailed of rain. Cricket
'The
,
Daily
amount
rushed
" "
scores:—
Sydney At
yesterday. Broken Hill
a fire has destroyed involving damage to the shops, It is. amount of £1000. understood that the various insurance companies have withdrawn all their recently
five
risks
in
the
town.
st. Abel, Stoddart, .
Read, Bean, Peel,
March 24. Auckland, named A young married woman, was home in com driving Morring, last her husband night, pany with from when she fell the trap which and was killed. suddenly capsized, March 24. Adelaide, test match bet The third and the ween the Australian and English commenced cricketers A to-day. number of passengers from the large arrived other colonies here by train this to witness the contest. morning
b McLeod Blackham
Grace,
c e c
l.b.w.
Gregory McLeod G. Giffen
Lohmann,
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l.b.w.
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entered, with. a lamp; l the lamp, exliogu'ise tier iu the throat, 'but she. and stabbed the continued and succeeded struggle, the knife out of his hand. in knocking too As it was dark for him to find \\, he went down stairs, while the again, and maid managed to open the window
Hourle)
(Dephine
decidedly as
floated,
of a similar of a deficit in the having arisen colony's of a number of The failure
FOREIGN. the
is
feeling
being
to it
:
©elegcams.
The
market.
adverse to band
.
the
Jntercolonial
.
an
iPoreign
nine wickeMUl
O
-
The fielding of ithe Austrafi&nsxwas and several very weak, chances ware The total missed. attendance for the has been
twodays
15,000.
Later. A
Australians lost the match The was with the Englishmen. Callaway to play in the match, as his unable father
was
dying.
and
leading
actress,
Lueiuda
abandoned Convent
the
of the
popular Portuguese Simoes, has recently
stage Sisters
and
entered
a
of Charity.
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evening
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,
.December
by the
In
the country
i
said .tutions
is
Jhistory we
love
the
Church.
a
young
the
latter
three
frevere,
intimate
in
their
history
,
Some
institutions.
.heir
of usaDd here as
if
—
our
were
pper
religion religious
our
Vnd by
that
Yet
We
by a Catholic, Catholicity—
for
each to alcohol"
in
the ship of Columbus 'this.', country. St. Mary of the Conception. was called he christened The first land he discovered .Ban Salvador, and the second island was " The Mis named of the Conception." of was named the " River first sissippi Immaculate The ships Conception." the were these .of the Catholics navigating of the waters the sailing long before
!
.
;
Tbe,
lics
than
put together. Church shows itself,
i
yfe ought proucl
of
remain
here
pur
of
Execution,
On the 10th
men tip
we
six
iu
—
last
«pri8sv the Brothers
:
of
Peace
and received Beforbthe execution, braced hia confessor, $ions
of
governor 'fire'o'
terly the the'
They
that Arid
that late
at
Anarchist agents
all
Jerez, press
had
in
em
said to the Do you who look after my
time
of
preached
their
<Jay
indifferent
all my Tehoiince'
to
come hohest hold fast fid
teaching. labourers to to
our
Who us
;
have
are'
to-
threfore,
to
to
be
...
believe religion
in God which
all men." Qua among fraternity and declar his innocence, rt ui protested by other Anarch ed that' he was betrayed who was Clavo, Another prisoner, to imprison same time Condemned at the to have become is stated for life, iment/ of executed being iSo apprehensive a nervous fever that time the same at the same he died almost seized him j
Breaches
hour
as
the
other
four.
Oh
the
five
is
part
of the
cubic brain would do
animal
val
The apparatus. centimetres. The grey of a rabbit or other as
bat
well,
there is because substance in its head. Paul has made numerous
chosen
that
of
Arson
an
dose
stantin
and
ments,reaction.
in
no
His
much
more
eat
with
pleasure.
subcutaneous
Gon
experi there the first able series
a
the injections restored and the
was
strength were able
Dr.
were
After
sheep
good deal
froni
and
lively,
a
a
was
case,
patients
felt
eve
o
helpless,
Cardinal The subject. in
a
bad
as
annals
a
of the Propaganda work of a lifetime
would
be the and re-catalogue. In are records to the dating of tlhe Papacy, and to these
a
to
of
muscular paralyzed
Ki
with
the
Negotiations
Vatican.
that from the East, says Chinese General Tcheng Ki Tong been executed. The Erape or of is
reported
unwillingness but tbe chief
to
to
sign members
have
shown
task
burning danger
French
influence.
too
the
that
Genera) and faith,
had endeavoured Christian to obtain an audience of Leo XIII. with a view to the Christian mis developing in sions fiie Chinese These empire. fell because the negotiations through
add and
About.
Crossed
Cheques.
and public, the exact
general circles,
afforded
by what
com
of
measure
k
is
and
cheque,
a
even
ndwn
the
as
respon-
to persons attaching negotiating not to be such orders, appears quite A cheque is often '' crossed" understood. " or with drawn a ito order," vague
ran
be
found
the
where.
This
and
drown
discovered, obtaining water, moment
the
might with
eternity,
ready
brain,
and
fire,
probabW lie grandeur
proceed succeeded. little
thought
,
of
had but his dune, aud his Soverign countty, and be took his did, the place auiong heroes of the land, the wearers of the Victoria Cross. his
officers,
O'Rell
tbe
on
s
American
is that some thus afforded protection the but few people drawer; very know that the law absolute gives pro to the these tection persons taking
precautions. the S.M. Herald in
standing
this
cheque drawn The cheque bank, aud it that that
it
)
A
notice.
our
in
was
The
forgery. had taken
"order"
to
the
upon because
was
as he claimed, precautions, the cheque and
"crossing"
fall
the
payee
firm
loss
the
musr
the cheque, the person
cashing
bona- fides of the the payee himself as representing ascertained mi«ht not as they
The
been. to
case
high
a
was
legal favour
in
firm that
against It appears the English
have
for arbitration who has authority, of the drawer, and the cheque. a decision of
cashiug is
which
courts
were
sent
there
fixes
clearly
of ascertaining responsibility of the on the bondfides payee paying on such cheque.
Another
"Hero
Irish
of
our
The Rifle
Brigade the
believe
is
Victorian
Cross Yet it
battle.
furnishes
the party
is
of greater
difficult
courage gained for
to
imagine
an
and
—
with,
that
bloody corpses the regulations
danger
in
township Canada, which threatened
and
So far
as
more
women
are
are
Tbey
take
I
have
to
never
general genuineness. discover, your American almost given every liberty. the others. And why not ? discovered in the American can
the
trace
slightest In
man.
unlike
their
I
girls
I
fact,
of gratitude
have
detected a shade of contempt. is because it them you treat
profouud
I thought Perhaps with
such
to that Referring finished the learned product, you'ug " he adds woman, One of her charms she does not make a is that guy of her self. France and have their England
respect."
—
:
learned but their women, has learning made of them as a rule and when guys see one of them in a you drawing-room walk the other if you way can you do so. Your American decently leerned remains
woman
learning. look as tho men If
—
choose would '
in
well
Make
Gold A
she uo
!
be
to
my shout me
a
as
oh
had
I
woman
She dresses well
we
of a instance than in gained otherwise solitary
than daring that which private' Timothy of the Rifle O'Hea, of the 1st Battallion the decoration which he Brigade, " shares with those who won it On scene of the red the battlefield act
tions,
Day." what
are
They
women
discovered and hands,
wrong of the
American
faces.
a
drawer reasonable
all
it
high
through
passed afterwards
wa6
of
cashed "crossed."
recently to "order" and city
bee.n.in endorsement
a
(says under
come just firm business
had
the
point
has
Highness
other any I know. women Their beauty, physi is but we foreign speaking, cally great, ers are mote struck by the frankness of their of their eyes, the naturalness emo
to
case
been
at lecturing the Ameri can Woman," and has little to say about her that is highlv not comolimentnrv " What strikes the most foreigner he says, is the absence forcibly," of
Her
"
on
typical.
idea
A
hns
O'Rell
stupid
ville,
life.
had, directly been detached into a siding. to it, the opening about amidst the
noticed, and ran
hand
Max
Court
:
the
'sergeant's and in that and brave to
prompt The van
all.
hunted woocl till
Brooklyn
held General Tcheng Ki Tong the late Cardinal suspicion. Indeed, in answer to a letter from the Simeoni, " said General when in Paris, The cause of Catholicism in China cannot of a Pagan depend upon the intricacies in
a
Brigade,
man
originated,
Max
strewn." It is true had to be " strain it but if " nice customs ed" to permit, »o great well courtsey kings" they may and again to do so now the of heroes deeds. In July, noble 1866 (says Mr. " Richards in Heroes of Our Day"), a menaced the of Dan
Vatican
powder
Kifle a
idiots,
Woman.
the death warrant, of the old Chinese
was It discovered had embraced the
burl near.
with
was
he hurried to a tank, and when then, any have hurled him into
him.
before
great
their arguments being party prevailed, that General Tcheug Ki Tong had be of the Empire, the interest and trayed in 1889 to had pledged himself support
of
train
and
the
first
the
despatch
would and
far
frightened
O'Hea
the
gathered during centuries, devotion of the. religious earliest with the and Christians piety zeal of the nineteenth Catholics. century Well the such may Pope pause with
decided
Tong's
would
which life
O'Hea
steady ed to
.the
linking
the
door,
as
with be
compared storm
gibbering; there
do and dare the fire was
new
displace
by both drawing
walk.
to
Tcheng
China
I counsel
fate.
comrades,
working their
our
which
of
the has
"
of those maiiy to doctrines
claims
state
A
:
'that
Paralysis.
a French mediPaul, to have discovered a
Gonstantin
means
action.
in
bnvihceil
The
protection " crossing"
is sub correspondent, simply to make of a solution of cutaneous injectious the grey matter of a sheep's brain steri into the blood lized and thrown by
by pamphletB; them support
the
ts
Timothy
To the
to
ou
..on
profi
Vatican-
upon the question entirely Three movtss are
mercial
for
tbe
which
the
a dbcoment, which signed I desire my son, and fellowr to know that the Anarchist workmen us have deceived newspapers miserably us ou to sad the 'ilisively leading I am in which Ifiud situation myself.
Ti'Pbnjano said lie
Dr.
deceived
and and
pay
j
Curei
handsome
—
Every moment the leap of might come the -flames, hideous and then— roar, that dew of what had ghastly been sentient and men women living, falling sacred of upon whom onlookers, some would bb for ever and others deaf,
sell
they can bushel per
awful houses abroad-
spread
and
play,
and
spark,
which rapidity has. It seem cer minutes had passed
nothingness
from
history treasures
Debt.
would twice
was
lightning
Cardinal
Vatican
bit
complained been urged
promised
them
failed
:
and
had
they riot
and
prison
protect
children."
Zarzuela "
the'
gbod
and
into
sibility
was
and
Charity, attendance on the made their confesall the Uoly Sacrement.
constant who
zAiiiirdhiats,
The parish Fathers,
National
news
Manning
to
in beer alone nine years,
beer
the that
child's
as
.colony," the Now
that
of
the
alone
oures or neurasthenia, of the nervous system which the muscles of contractility, and deprives often shows itself in its in early stage of tbe lower members. ataxia The the 'Daily News' treatment Paris says
;
Dominican
some
in
an
told
I how
of,
that that
in,
boast
remark
a
Europe.
a
Alleged
that
Spain.
in the chapel.
2 4 hours
were
by
parts
for
when
a
had
gunpowder engine
an
towards an smouldering left explosion. their People
of
of revenue on per cent, of his revenue twelve per cent, wine and spirits taken together.
man, treatment
anarchists
instances,
as
are
farms.
but for the treasures proverbially; and its to of the Vatican, records be would he a moved, said his Eminence, all in the firms task which would try
'
An
two
by many two containing,
was
consignment guard of the was guard
seven
and
from
fire,
before.
done
van
of
from
to made the speculations Referring and otherwise, by people irresponsible as to the likelihood of the Pope leaving the Vatican, I hear the London (says of the Dublin Freeman) correspondent
light.
drinking
are
A
pounds fire
caught
fortunately
put
on
over, Navy A splendid margin. 'Times case the puts whom he says everybody in be considered to may spend
,cal
the
two
spent
ever
on
farmers
Treasures
made
increase in may be inferred
the
beer, The Tablet.
on
iron screen in and in the eat, one sleep part they consolation ot£ier receive spiritual they A con last Communion. and their in Spain demned criminal spends his into
rush tbe but grow it has teen
and
leave in The
pr
bebi;,
else.
15s.
an
upon
spend
Aimy
England
Early condemned the day previous to custom, taken were, according which is divided the prison chapel,
werp'garrpted on
four
February at Jerez
still
we
graphically
Anarchists
Spanish
the
and:
to
ought anybody
than
longer
for
than
and
religion,
£18
or
sum
funded
extinguish sum
writer
:
for adapting circumstances heads and be
an aptitude and conditions to hold our up
all
to;
is
it
here
spent if
England,
;
There are more Catho all the other denominations of the The organisation
else.
here
home
at
money
|
;
ought anywhere
So
of districts. more
as
great The
have
they
|
The
we will of this country critically orders the traces of the old Catholic their and societies with voting
so
years.
than
would
tions
feel
recent
more
:
the Indian boys were of the Immaculate song before the Reformation long consider the institu If we
persons. continues to
not
expendi
"The
five
.expensive liquors, that of the cheaper. It that the working-classes
and
born.
to
National'
an
gives head, per
and
,
representation
is
us
enacted
are
news ever ghastly tain that ere many a shock would occur, which the most terrible
Kingdom
drink this was strong year greater, and three quarters however, by a million than it was last There has been year. a decrease in the of more consumption
.Yet
was
of
increase
we
under
acre,
wheat at two shillings their farms and make at the price.
Dawson!
the
upon
United
this
reckoning, ture of £3 15s.
jit
and
lette
Thb
Bill.
the
l
find,
Dr.
the
to his his Catholic devotion Col ambus to set that inspired of discovery— he was out on his voyage in Jesus Christ; .inspired by the faith was the impulse of a Catholic and; bis we hear discussions heart. Then, too, the Immaculate as if Conception, £o, jfff in idea and a new .were a, new. subject
Conception
Bill.
in 1891 spent one and hundred year millions and a quarter on! forty sterling drinks. intoxicating women, Including and little as wbll as men in children
this
purpose
.Mayflower, the singing
Drink
battle.
with
35 and others say 175,000 to
yielding
to the bushels,
five
(note
acres
hundred) case
to, this,
Zealand
elsewhere
publish annual
Burns' -Drink
5,000
-
England's
of
each
this, merely mention on farming is carried
Added
wks
it
'(for
three
not one
200,0,0.0
have! French and;
Socialists.
Italian
is
people speak being strangers and prosperity
discovered discoverer's
arrests
have
district
.thousand, in wheat, 40 bushels.,
was!
amputation
Numerous
—
new.
something was
.country
as
bury
smashed
arm
than
pitched thousand
|
among his promised
her
made, including
.been,
thatj
killed,
them1
and
that
in.
was
wounded, mason
the1
in,
—
must
we
connection and that
Their
man
having
terribly necessary. so,
to
fatherland,
our
being wife,
others
'
Its glory. one, considering in existence. But,
glorious has been
five,
old-clothes'
one
,
while
much
a it
long
His
(Ryan.
of his remarks, and all its, insti-
course
have
we
15 th
on
given
Archbishop
in
,jGrrace,'
.hpw
was.
garden
public town; and
from a is an extract following this the ;New, Zealand harvest season, which, is just now opening: "In New. Zealand the crops are phenomenal this Canter two farmers in year;: on
deaths
!
,te
the Iasti-
ia
j
The
.
of lecture? Literary
series
a,.
pf,
thp hilopatriaa of Philadelphia
of;
petard exploded of La Plaza Ileal
large
---
Tei rst
rhall
a
Zealand.
New
;
letter
.
.
____
in
Farming i
'
cismv;
wwoH
-
—
to
Qwes .
V
;
Axnerica
'
:
|
'Hat
was execution a placard found post-t ed up in Barcelona, with the words I a sangre con se sangre paga (blood shall be repaid the same by blood) ;
.the
.
'
'
general
sex
can
but born
—
aud the American
at an
at
tries
to
to
please
to
please herself. and could again of birth, I place of my top voioo, woman.'
Charters
"
Towers-
PHENOMENAL
A phenomenal from the Victory In cleared up.
and
not
;
of her
spite
RETURN
trial
of stone has just been No. 2 shaft the Bril liant reef has been intersected, and is 7ft. in width. From this shaft 214-i of stone tons have been obtained, and when crushed 1492oz. 13dwt. of gave about £5252, the gold, in value average seven yield being nearly ounces to the ton. About 90 tons of the same quality of stone are now in the paddock. A number of shareholders and others
crushing
mine
assembled
at the mine when the red hoisted. The shares have risen in value. greatly The latest quo tations on stock 'Change for Victory are £6 15s., buyers sellers £6 17s. No. sales have been reported. flag
was
f
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extracts interesting prepared, by Mr.. Michael was the chairman of
cannery
who
Landy,
long,
"
said
be assumed
It
:
to
that,
few
the
modern has come
invention
to
be stored
season.
our
about
to
about
set
ten
horticulture
13
California, planting Where ahead principles? in
They
the
first
they
wolesale
The canning, industries are
fruit
at any price. and drying serving, most
by
ignored been well
has can
done
hardly
can
the with
al
viz
.
grapes,
figs,
and
annum.
was
,
every been a
of
whicb ought in this colony. produced before the future, great ounce,
.
in
dustry
Victoria, intelligently, in hand.
ously,
taken
if
b
it
3
to
fi
have There uit in j
by
vigorsystematically
and
is
are ripe suitable
j
of fruit factories." canning statement is verified be following to an Ameri any doubt according " Walter 8. is the paper Shelly of a young man who, up to last
is
oughly and
i?eing
orchard
able after
to
the
take most
care
of
an
approved
canning. the first
| i
j
I
|
varieties the early
all
for
Pacific
coast
obtained
was
thu
the
only
to
goes like
a
factory be could
turned
presbnt
'Majesty's
have
come 'to the the interest against' and the welfiifb of your
it
is
to entrust the dis subjects State affairs' to such' few days the dissolu after manifesto issued1 by the .was "
1
s.
a
'
'
i
The
Kaishiuto
declare
the
that
'Gbverh-
'
anient
bu
to
declines that a
t
obey
popular1 between
'
collision
usages of feudal
viving new
of
principle' and tabled
itievi
as
the!
times
'regard natibualV
of
matter 'since
grutuia'tionsj
cohntry
the
fruit Fruit
(lie
produced for canning
practicable. be as fresh and as as perfect the mere fact of transporting miles ti» be operated upon
t
of'
'The"
?.
sufficient-
the
to spoil
be
can
Then,
grown.
the fruit condition for
best in
mranlifestb
is
the
freshest
best
canning,
there
cost
of carriage,
more
Then,
operation.
that,
economy
the
is
again the
enterprise in the mainly profits
in
oc
it
is
through
interestingly of difference points and at issue between the Governof Japan, the Opposition ft
the'
questions ment and
contest
a
between
virtually
the
:
bureaucratic,
it as in system prevails Gov Germany and the Parliamentary
ernment
The
existing
Constitution. dissolved first
Parliament.
the
Government
—
:
minority, measures 1
and
the
,
"
"Australia
of many encountered consistent opposition
its a
tlie
the -a
in!
principal
determined from,
I latter
tbe sen
published' and,
stories
a
t
due
were
to
copy, course
on
the
'
a
volum<e.of
sketches. Catholic
received
tpy
a
j
Some
subjects,
Manning,
Cardinal
and and
yery.jkind
encouraging
acknowledgm'tW ah; intimation would tha.he: to see me! when I came pleased I
grncionsness few tion a bishop's conversed
nevei
,apd.(
-conrtejr afterwards
House,
to the forget of my, .Recep at
'Arhb-r
Westminster.
colonial and I topics, how he spoke of Australia
on
remember splendid. expressed
shall
months
.
'
b®
'
a
an
Imperial earnest
be. forfeited
We well as
inheritance,' hope that
through
misunderstandings
was
From was
and
Australia.
.
Sun." "The "Sunday Cardinal/,' Mr. was one of Hogan writes, on whom I called when I arrived first'!, in London, Before), my departure! from
never
British
The diet which Christmas Day was
Japanese
outset
—
on
under
and
prince departed of, the. Churchy 'Mr, F. H ogan has published his recollec iu Mr. tion's T. P. Connor's paper, the
very London.
from Japan describe
enough
'
",u
'.M-U'ti
j.
with
received
j-.iiP
the
of
Government
advices
reCognisse.,
J
Manning
magazine
JapanMail Renter
to !t
'
.
are
W ashington, Coe's Golden Anne is Royal
llJlll.
in
the
refuSes"
for
present
iseenees
j
Constitutional
'the'
There have been a great, many, remindf Oardinaf. Mapg in the newspapers all the week, andyeryaoon we are promised half a 'dozen !" lives" of
to and is also
out interest of producers, and the not swallowed up by middlemen.
iheht'
-Hi-!
Cardinal
In a city regards cost of premises. like or its suburbs Melbourne ground rent would be a here item, heavy and water nominal. Wood merely would in favour also be a consideration
immense difference should he carried
"demand
"this
;
as
of local
is
'which
quite that
fruit addition
in
It'
"
of unavoid
condition
a
'
Govern
150
it
in
are
Cabinets'.
party'
should
having
lessened
atupresent able conflict."
is
possible
tine
tp
(h8titu!fidnail''gdVhii> then ehieViP in detail into a defence-of the-xondact of tb 3 Opposition,. and sums, up the finally, situ o tion in the following declaration'': " After we have, come grave reflection, to the conclusion1 thai unless the system of patty Cabiuets be introduced 'there ih of between13 'n()luhopef> the harrbony 'Ex kc u ii ve ah d t h e1 Legisi'a ti v'e, which theii
is.
as
is
"(lie
cbn'r
lead'
iJeal-bif
step'
'conihmfcatibti
we
It-
will'
it'
'ahbthisr
'
where
'thb was
'
to point
necessary
sur
and' fights'
popular therefore
they
a
'djiinioh',
'
it
one
the
Imperial
or which KoirdVinto, Progressist jlartyi is ed by Cburit and forms an Olkuma,' sectibii of the Opposition1. important
ship the
to.
of
en
'
;
the
suffered
"of" A'
1
tion
the' price pef box of show the-:
shillings
the
forth#
which
opening
servants
Diet"'
'
California—
—
Constit'uj-
which
the'eredit
Incohclusiob, said : " Such be, having of the Bouse of1 representa
disolution
if
a"
pass
your
cussion
substan
'from
the
:
brought
'to'
was
proviiibcs
-
session, humble
Then, in .done
-potatoes
by
earthquake;
'the,
Cabinet the conduct tives since
iproportion little village have sprung the last few as
opposed
'
—
Sage.
from"
out the abso lute that exists in order to necessity the make a that factory successful, business as near should be carried on
of peaches used are generally varieties and late Crawford varieties plums,
Yellow
to
declined of' the
relief
Maryland
,.
could'/ibb reference
forty
This uses
hardly
as
purpose.
ion.
Diet
many
of thei countityv'
,:buisinessn
many propose
peaches,
quince
the
Jersey
.all
conceded'by 6th#r measures
Amon
'
t
not
was
right
pack a large and in every
enterprises
1101b.
of
plums Among
-
:
com-
others
rank,
apricots, Moorpark the following varieties Reine Claud, Columbia,
Drop,
of New
iln evaporating;ment of evaporated
in
as alone, operations but .that
the
recommended
necessity,
va
states factories.'. mushrooms within
jagain,f
of fruit only variety which are Pears gains by steaming. suitable for very canning. Apples must he sweet selected carefully ; be used. varieties flesh must with firm can be highly Siberian crab apples
:
had been connected with the spring, Santa business in Clara County fruit for six years. Having become thor with the business, acquainted
fruits,
the
Most
.
name
for
cupies
—
can
tial
men
tor
good.
one,
But. impbrtaiit
1
tomatoes the people
The business, has. been years. to a solid and it 'seems basis, would become one of "the most
tarts. contectionary canned before being very
very
kernel
lishment
yond
and
Gooseberries
en-
every of home
fruit
pears, Apples, strawberries, plums,
j
There the form
and in couragement markets, every natural facility, export of soil and climate, every advantage and superadded to all these advantages is the Government bonus for the estab The
bakers
States
in these up like
carrots, beans, corn, asparagus, peas, horse cauliflower, onions, pickles, radish, mushrooms, catsups, succotash, All kinds sweet potatoes: of poultry, beef beef, mutton, pork, pigs' feet, filli, and even tongues, lambs, frogs' legs. are well situated for Black currants canning in this state, being much used
only
for and
and
one
'
'
meat.
and Delaware of the goods,
rasp apricots, berries, grapes, blackberries, currants, and nec cranberries whortleberries, wal tarines, cherries, quinces, green and gooseberries. 2. nuts,, Tomatoes,
prunes, import to
paid
1.
taste
become
now
The
as
in sugar The number
to
The
storm
a
politiealpbwe'r their' !owh forth
1
but and
break, in
beeh
Diet'ias',1
retrenchments. and
were
'
have'
the Diet with the1 greatest pbrBisiency, that tb body' inaritainiog its, fight or reduce the' 'bif suppress expenditure' the in spite of the repeated' dec State, laration of the that Government this
Majesty V
-
yet we profusion, about extent of £200,000 per Last year no less than £20,000 such in on imports, duty
the
it
grow
best
mpy,e
'
urgent
of
the France
so
measures
in place using them largely That they are a nutritious,,, of food has been clearly healthy article and the low of the can proved, prices ned fruit them the reach within places of all. It would be an impossibility to of capital state the amount coirectly invested or number of persons the America. in employed in the business
ex
and.
much
effect
various
households
a
has
to
their
conviction that of the country
details,
it
efforts
to of slow. take hold market the canner principal in has is in his America
the
have
go
an
the
i
not but it is difficult to say what may The trade be canned in the future. list of a large contains now factory 200 different as a articles, but, rule, list embraces three the trade groups,
get pre
There is for this at market produce present. its own The colony has first to overtake necessities. Then, again, consumption the drying branches of the inwe have We
the.
they would cease the winter months, over preponderates
during
be done in respect to fruit. need even to seek the home no
dustries. in etc.,
the
themselves
branch
butter
to
of
Germany,.
not limit otherwise
What,
growers.' respect
as
machinery
must.
Europe being
!
for
of competing Ministers set'
means
demands country and theincreasing of The vessels. mining sea-going and other of regions Pennsylvania, states use and they large quantities,
called has largely factories, canneries, of increased the last few years, many them 1000 hands during employing the factories do the season. Of course
—
year
become
and
are
such into
'regarded
own
about
go
their,
more
work or,
r
canning, of national
importance,
fibration
—
of the
to go
regards
is
and;
emulate
to-
Now,
? as
America mercial
to prefer it rot on or under the trees. let the people of Melbourne And yet consumers of our the great produce with for eight that declare equal truth
months
Victoria
ample
—
market.
in bring therefore
of
This
should machinery by members of the
Tiorib!i;j!
to the utmost and from early into the night, day hands goes :on,\the
acquired,
of tomatoes
Gov Anne, Royal Rockport Bigareau), Green(Rhode Island,
wine grapes." the way they
acres
an
them,
(Williams' of cherries
acres
in
orchardists' that eomplain they in the find for cannot season a market the fruit which they already produce, cases and and that to pick, pack, find costs more than send them to market will
pears two
acres
and 15 sample
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fruit
of
apples and Newtown Violet, Baldwin, wig, 25 Pre400 silver prunes, Pippin), olives 700 Picholin parturian walnuts,
fruit-planting, establishment and preserving factories have been made, and as yet no claims under the clauses. planting excepting
the
being
and
Wood,
ernor
for the
—
and
exportation, of canning
of
were
Bartlett
acres
Chretien), (Black Tartarian,
assistance, .what to do with our surplus dairy produce in the butter there are season, but glut to be learned in still lessons the fruit season. The sum of £108,000 glut the was set apart for encouragement of
trees
10,000
Bon
state
through
now,
search
rapidly and at
,
commences
glut'
way
in
give may the factory sunshine."
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We
it.
you
are
until
day the
after
as planted follows 20 acres appricots (Moorfive acres and Hemskirk), park Sal and way, Muir), peaches (Newhall,
to
seem
in
morning
the for the work of preparing ground On in February. orchard commenced the work of laying off the 17th the ground was begun, and by 1st March
or
do not
we
if
crop
heavier
pushed endurance,
of
extent
:—
transported any and to any market. I may take of one of our safely advantage, weeklies in its agricultural repeating Here in Victoria have remarks. we of natural an infinitude resouces from which to help ourselves to prosperity
and yet
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everything
—
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few
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as well as as health wealth, you may if do not well give up the search you des it is a further find here. Here fruit of the planting enterprise cription in the scene San the same country, " The Benito, Bonny Bray Farm
and modern aid in this and affords us the means for matter, its the over preservation extending whole of the and it in year, placing such form that a it can practicable
Happily
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weeks
in
back buy 80 it out with go
the thus
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beau ty of consisted in of 'th4 country
government
thfe'inVer'efe'ts' pi ombtiri' the welfare of1 its and inhabitants by harmonious between the co-operation Executive and the Legislature. After ttio .fact condtituthat/the' la'metftiog1
of 400 or finds the product fruit 500 acres of perishable waiting at his doors, be 50 waggons, each may. farmer owned waiting by an impatient turn to -unload. his Everybody and
embark,
adopted
naturally science
states
man
the
when,
once
fruit
be
beyond is
at
may
utilise
must
means duction, its preservation in which it
exceed
speaks of experience
practical,
the business,
to
and
man,
—
a
acres
Mr.
company. be an
to
seems
well-informed
ingly from
decided
was
it,
1137dol., six months' for is Here pay ?
or 100 set such of foothil'.ls, kinds as best of fruit adapted to it, and in will be inde five years you of liveli means of other any pendent hood. and larger You will get a surer on investment than in your percentage which can business in any other you
paper
Landy, who the meeting
.
which the
at form
a
orchards
"
append
from
Do
£227
what a Californian Take a little money, miles from a railway,
larger
we
some
equal work."
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much
very Brialgolong,
at
parts and
total,
;
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or
in
agony season
:
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the
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vine)
various orchards
,
of the
in the
fruit,
;
of the opinion Constitutional
.
be undertaken colony where
fruit,
340dol.
address
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—
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seven
1
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varieties in the
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10s. each, be sufficient the factory As undoubt same character
will untii
for every purpose, becomes self-supporting. of the edly enterprises
should
the six out remaining planted in French Hemskirk prunes, and Foster and Sal way apricots, his on We have the returns peaches. work six months' Canned fruit, acres
to
up
Several
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be
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price He has
acre.
an
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appl
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apricots.
—
finest
of
acres
.
paid considered
is
four
be dissolved. might for House, being elected was not affected!'The years, in 'the began' bf;fe'ating that,
Representatives The Upper
the
.
it
to
is
of
pippin
considered for this
is
pre-emiheiitit
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in factory about £1000.
cost
ten
six-year-old French prunes and was low 125dols.
machinery
company
of
stands
;
5000
will the.
to
orchard
the
place
grapes.
-
capital shares
tract
Among
and made up a certain little purchase which had on it a acres, about,
!
order of
going
The
and
(Hollester), his mind
fruit-
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,
America
run
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majority.'ment had
1
and
calculated
best
a
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of 'AlsiiiUria;v,'k.t'idt'-Mala favourite varieties of the Newtown apples
of
coalition
,
the
import
He took
Muscat the are
of:
—
to
him fair re down here
yield
the .groups, forming after the Parlia length, sat for rather over a year, an the: Cabinet presented 'address to the throne that the of House praying
the though Bigareau and used, Muscat,
cherries,
.
that from
company.
to
likely
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be
muneration.
near
preliminary
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which
would
the of favourite different varieties Black Tartarian
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have taken the the establishment
for
steps
the
Gippsland,
viguerons
full
district orchardists
fruit-growing in
enter
to find cast about some of good orchard 10- acres he could buy cheaply and
of about
,
prising Sale,
but
he
methods, place land
small
a
the
.
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in
.
and Employment of Fruit. Canning
Wealth
ai)i it wohlii mistakes! and
in
Downipg-street. the about, alleged sentiments RepubHc.an the, native of,, and was Australians, he evidentiy haunto'd that by the fear Ajdstf'alia be lost, the hight to Empire jifee the He
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draw Atten Special to at the time tion present valuable some medicinal preparations use of which the lives of by the timely of children be sa-\ ed from scores may mic the ravages of the two deadly epide wish
m
made
need
none.
explain
E.
own
business.
WEEK
of either persons at work for localities, us. All with meet wonderful can do the work. You
by
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success.
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:
2'hcre
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are
;
districts.
...
depended
SIDE
from
privately
.Secretary, G.i E. Bowering,1
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V.
Messrs,
The
0
Pebble Specs from 6s. 6d. Silver Thimbles from Is. 6d. Do. Alberts from 8s. 6d.
Entrance
J.-.Lynch'A""
A.,
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0
Eng
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iM»nager-:.j-b.fi>o6
Mr.
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Hunting
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Acting
Mr.
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AUSTRALIAN "POULTRY
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various
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Ladies'
A
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of
200.0'
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the
The
FISH
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Gents'
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the
fat
throughouti'the
CAPITAL;
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COJIPBISES
CONVENIENCES
received
for
PxjpprQMAi,;;v;
,
Levers
obies.
THE
be
and
boundaries
,
will be marked much lower they been sold! such, goods have hitherto V J, W.A. £ d s
Gents'
ALL
1
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that he is NOW a Large and Varied Assort-, Gold and Silver Watches and Onyx and Marble Clocks,
Europe
THE
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intimate
to
of
Geuts'
mmmmm
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than
CAMPBELL, Manager. SMITH, Accountant;.
J.
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PHILIP HAROLD
Southern Cross, of message within the
XESTERN
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Jewellery, Electro-Plate and. Optical Goods. As these have been lor GASH bought DIRECT from the manufacturers in
FREMANTLE.
STREET,
S
JEWELLER,1
LIMITED, PACKENHAM
<
E
N;
BEGS OPENING merit
&
transmission
.
WATCHMAKER
I
&c.
TGLLET
of the
have arrangements of Messages
Line,
the
informa
gepferal
.
&c,,
for)
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V.
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GLASSWARE
&c.,
LINE.
thcompletion
Direotor
.
HOTEL
Telegraph
the
from
.
OILMEN'S
of
O'CONNOR,
TELEGRAPH
township. will Telegrams Offices Telegraph
and
BITTERS LIQUEURS, VEGETABLES,
SPIRITS, CORDIALS, and MEATS, FRUITS STORES, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
TINNED
Director
Australia-, 1892.
February,
made for and from
delivery that
REDUCTIONS.
of t
BEERS,
WINES,
Stock
necessa-
"
Storekeepers,
assorted
not
The
Y.
h'ptified herje|y thiit'pehding
Yilyarn
Perfumers.
-
Hotelkeepers,
The Hon.'
YILGARN
"
of
splendidly
our
will
A t
-alillSiillllf
.
to
J
ap to
,
attention
special Pearlers
«.
,
Western
Perth, 8 th-
"
the
invite
per
Publio.Works.Office,
having gentle
Makers... We
Tender
any
f
Goods
and thereafter
Engiheef-in-Chief.
to
Champagne.
at
seen
inst.,
also maj of Five Pounds
;
'
Allsopp
& Chandon,
the out
be
may
Fedruary
C.
i
REAT
The marked
to
and
Works),
cool,
youthful do well
or
accepted. order of
(By
pre aU its
Bfoir Vigor free from troublesome of and
lowest
oe
been
,
,
or
;
and
Hon.
by:
AVER & CO.,
C.
J.
prepared
of
Railway.
'
HairVigor,
Sold by Druggists
Cordials, A.V.H. Van Hoytema & Co., Rotterdam, Geneva, Chas. Lochex & Co., Rheims, Rougemont Champagnes, & Sons, Ltd., Bulk and Bottled Samuel Ale,. Moet
he
with
toilets
the;
!
i
.
Schiedam Schnapps, Reims, Extra Quality Dry Champagne, & Son, Melbourne, Gippsland Hop Bitters
tbe
Ayer's
.
No.
Adelaide,
of
abundance who
pearance furnish
Guinness'
.
Aromatic
Wolfe's
an
for
Office
this
TUESDAY, tbe'v5th Banbury Contract;
Plans and specifications Offict end of after
'The-
Bland,
,
humors
noon
Tender— Bunbury Contract."
"
rily
restores
delightfully perfumed, Ayer's the head keeps prevents baldness, and and cures unsightly dandruff
i
''Ktfivi
set.
faded,
hair becomes thin, this preparation gray, fullness, and textnre. color,
former and
_
Ltd.,
1
as
Hair.
the
maturely
"
Stout, Hardy & Sons,
the
for
Dressing
.
"
Viget
Length
be;.,recesyfld,at on
linntenam.bpr-.f,same obtained ou 'payinent
1
Hair value
!
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.
B.O.S. Whiskies, Pease, Son & Co., celebrated " Machen & Hudson, Beaver Brand Liverpool,
lit:
are to be addressed oE Public Works,
They Dircelpr
Whiskies,
Whiskey,
to
-1892,";
side.1
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I'erth-Bunhury
.
,
.<& Fountain Win.. McEwan Co., Ltd., Brewery, Edinburgh, Central Meat Export Co., Tinned Meats, Queensland " " Bobbie Burns" Gaelic and Stirling Bonding Co.,
and "Faste
Way),
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up
the
Rails
Permanent
shu»»i-
April.1.
"AUSTRALIA .
except
riYENDERSjyill
-
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FOR
(including'
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WESTERN
IN
CONSIGNEES
Permanent Way o the'providing
plete.witd
58 miles.
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&
MELBOURNE,
JL
SOLE
com
Stations
Materials nings for the
iall
.
and
Lruction
s
add'
STRJEKT,
ALBANY,
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Goi
WARlHOtSEMM.
Fciosn;EI.A.M
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RKRCIHAWIS
and «ONI>!5I»
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CONTRBOT.
BUNBURY
PROTISIOI
AID
>
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SPIRIV
frilfE,
RAILWAY.
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yvhich
,
that
to
men
blessing: paying always from
us
please t
accept
>
my
.
consider
guarded r '
,for
small
a
your
Sociecyi
in-jniy amount
>
is
position,
weekly,
a
great as
we
by are
the'
against heavy expense when death incurred; should take of ariy our children. ;
Gratefully H. L.
GALLE, Albany. "Freinantle
'-Fatjiiof: 7th
March"
Yours,
OLSEN, Deceased
1892.
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Perth
WIiEDGMENTS
We have, seriptioWfotiie
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the
; for the
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business
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discrimination, would have Men f as appreciated. their, for its choose paper
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shown,
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Be
;
in
indefatigable uriddunted spirit
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l&ecorir. your
,
purpose
views ; add, fare ''which
/;
arid
,
resist 'witk; and try to iniquity with good, having before your eyes '-'ionqderevil those who "Ifte rewardJ prepared for combat for name Pius ilX of Christ."—
gpod
.
:
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.
As
J
to"
rule
take
before
'
puts
,'it'(
;
.political
rest,
the
'
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Baron
'
calis
himself
,
Swanstpn'; We wish,
i
done but
;
,
him. If half the" him he must of these' moral'
evil
one-
against one
'pis
were' say we he be eruiltv of
alleged
be regarded monstrosities
demand." with
fied
at appear only intervals tc and horrify the world. As a psychodisquiet be such, nien logical study may y/ but from ; ./interesting any other
who;
fortunately
Too the
often
The
the
into
-
better.
oblivion
'
is
little very persistently When they
to be gained by them. advertising are in the dis...and piit pillory >7, to the: public played gaze-no how matter we may quote them n awful no as matter how examples, the finger scorn .ojE 77, wihifky point and proclaim our horror at them i of 'their misdeeds--it is ques' whether tionable; the final result this kind of procedure is not a 77 7of;
good
/,
i,
a
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this
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,
murderer.
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Stories of darsuccessful v evil-doing /' a for 'iji'ave' glamohr strange ininils. hipftain'' .weak Scarcely that not dqes passe? \ 7bnV7iF®9k; of its tale .some foolish bring who has been moved to (/person '' r'i 7 by the ,perunworthy emulation ,
one..
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of
some
one
or
other,
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National Library of Australia
by
of the issue
of crime" which so from- the'press no waabundantly Baron it Swanston himself, days. found have is supposed, may romances,
-
;
character
repellent charges him, and against that these charges are
,
'at
jal
and
;
.of
the
the 3,000
is
that
probable Swanston,
to
the
a
be
the
W.
F.
Sayer,
Tho
in
;
tho
the
train
arrive
am., reach
at
a.m.
train
from
and
runs
through
at 725 the
by
Beverley
in
;
in
;
1120
to
is
750
a
mails
and 1125
mixed
train
arrivir-g be -taken
will
to will
Trains
p.m.
6-30
The
is timed
which
2, 10 50.
at
Beverley,
The
815, at
a.m.
p.m.
Fremantle
the
7 and
Beverley
125
p.m. train
2 p.m. at
at
evening
will leave Perth at
in
Fremantle
there
fore
7 and 10. From Perth be in the forenoon 715, in the afternoon 1130;
will
reach leave
at
Clackline 735a.m., 1030. at 850 3 p.m., returning a.m., a.m and 4 Between 11.50 Northam p.m. and Brook the service will be Spencer's Newcastle and a.m.,
for
,
7.43
1015
a.m.,
return
1055
a.m.,
and
a.m, will be
journey
and 6'15
a.m.,
420
The
p.m.
commenced
at
82Q
p.m.
the
ORIGINAL
Brigade
the
in
at
evening
915, 1015, 4, 430, 555
man
to.
force
contained
We
service
demonstration
taken-
Eastern
pri ncipal Fremantle in the Trains will leave noon at 7'15, '1125 815, 9'15, 10'15, tho afternoon at 555 1230, 2, 430,
his in Hobson's upon arrival, Bay by .Ballarat this -evening or early to-morat Queenscliffe be put ashore will
the
to-morrow, as per our advertising our readers the place before which, have been made. alterations
columns.
steamer
unfortunate
avoid
into
comes
notice
official
for
time-table
new
Railway
representative
Midland
to the Australasian A correspondent of West Australian', above the. signature that the next Australian team considers will visit to which next England year of matches cannot be '.called play a series one unless it includes a representative from all the and asserts colonies, players in this that there are oricketers colony who would not disgrace auy team from Austra the old country. We will lia visiting as to not say we have several, go so far no one will but in Mr. F. D. North deny who is fit to take a place we have. one in eleven. any Australiain
,
the
supported
guilty;
-
The
Western
fact
it does strong evidence, not speak well for the discreetness of. tli e West Australian Press and that have been so public ready to him pronounce
.very
'
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Notwithstanding
.
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afternoon
of.
Mr.
than
effect
station hooting, denouncing yelling, and even violence to a threatening man who (so far is convicted of no crime. th© horr
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as
,
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Language no
is
:
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V mischievous. and dngr
have
and
POETRY. —
MY
in
Oh
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,
of
of
!
To
this
'Tis
michael
Pell
bard
he
to
fact'
let
late
I'll
Soon
or
Still
liow
hard
And
how
keen
lynch,
Toodyay.
Hell,
should
Why
!
Ah
—
BROTHER.
memory
Late
'
In
-
,
can
coast
over a large Samson', presided gathering in the Town when the were Hall, prizes Mrs, Samson. (distributed by the Mayoress, the of the week ends With termination Mr. term of service head Humble's as master. of the Fremantle Government Humble School. Mr. has Boy's been in of this school for .continuously charge close and years, has upon twenty-eig'ht and the of his earned good will respect a fellow-towsmen; He retires wellupon and will be succeeded earned pension, by Mr. -W. J. Adam.
towards
..that
.
.
;
a
of unduly prejudicing his (case, is it due to this what measure we that have record of the cause incidents of the prisoner's -journey crowds to Albany— of excited as sembled at almost every wayside
|
,
digni-
some
is
the
held a Barrack field The memberswent drill under through a competitive C. B. Hall, the direction of Captain and an excellent exhibition1 was the result. In Mr. W. F. the; evening the Mayor,
tastes.
adopted
;
of heavy, falls of the Gascoyne,'
through the northern have Many years
.The Fremantle. Fire demonstration in the on afternoon. Saturday
spoken
freely,
.
i,
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personally by is of the Press organs hardly to be reconciled with the, ordinary of fair Before he play. principles to; and has been trial, brought while at least, therefore formally, an he has been still innocent man, and of as a .criminal
they
sooner
tone
iis
"journalistic in .truth is
vicious
delta.
morning, he whence: from Melbourne goal. row
:
the to sink, There
allowed
/jare
i
view
.
that
sea
its
foot-race
:
Swanston
'
of,
point,
;
to
pandering
4-
;ij
the
of
name
which
enterprise",
ciraire
-jb
will
,
'
reached
Saturday
Baron
'
could:!
with
'
t
shores;
our
Has.,'Jeffc we
'
receiit
waters
head
has into'the of
It
1
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the
rivet
the
.with tons of England,, to Java Melbourne, put in sugar to at Fremantle obtain medical aid for Two of: the men have already the crew. which is supposed died from the sickness to be Java fever.
.
wlib1
m'alii'
'"ThJe!1
on
of
from
.
''
result
Crown
;
this:.
is not It., '>d»y says' on millions their who. insist teachers in the and weekly daily to becoming' purveyors papers is /bais'e and' cor.'them of' what demand been The 'has :rupting. stimulated artificially hy the sup on not the supply furnished1 ply,' ,"tKe
1892.
31,
a
On
them, (much
(without
Govern
Queensland
omitted: last We week, to inadvertently with the late in connection concert mention in St. Patrick's Hall, on St. Patrick's night, Lee is to be attributed that to Mr. Alfred ihucb of the in so handsomely' dec success the large hall. orating
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has
£100,000
:
im decidedly no the bad. 'preferences/dor of. writer this, 'a'fine'Eriglish
question.
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for bad, But
oiy. ;
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the j
before. occurred passed since this ..Men are almost departing daily from at the Yilgarn field for the reported find which lies some miles to .Uralling eighty of Southern Cross. Horses the Eastward for packing are in great request. match Lord The third test between team of cricketers and a repre Sheffield's eleven was concluded sentative Australian on Monday last, on tho Adelaide. Oval. won The Englishmen by an innings and 230 runs.
even
a
the
breach
mouth
view. had it. been fully
-..
of contract.
fer
running
repulsivefor morbid advantage of doing all
for
ment
that
to
impossible
verdict
a
rain
that except has'ai charm
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St.
length
things
itself1 iiess l I natures. y;The not. -at .this -,,is
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obtained damages against
As
shocking
or
trivial,
classed.
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John" section
just
to be so for gravely forth at;full
.
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first'
of the
legitimately the head of, news, j them are too apocryphal,
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public enough udderbut most of
come
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one.
slighc.
...
McGovern of between, at present and Connolly, who hails from the Murchison, took place on Satur on the New Recreation day afternoon The distance Ground. agreed upon was 135 yards, and the stakes were £25 a-side. The ground an presented quite animated The appearance: principal attraction to the large number of people who were was the foot gathered together but came to' see the match, many race, v. Fremantle C.O. and others M.C.O., still to witness the trial fours which were water. The being rowed oft on the Perth moment the runners appeared all interest ceased in the other amusements and the of the spectators was centred on attention A very the track. good start was effected, a,nd the men came along side by side until distance when half the. was% covered, drew and won in Connolly away easily 14 2-5th sees. A Perth
The opening of the line to telegraph has been a great the Eastern Goldfields. boon to the miners. .Over eleven, li undred 'the messages passed through .Southern Cross office ..this month. during
1
minds.
undeveloped
'26th
February, 1;892, all the rites of the Church. foified''by 7 'Ddeply1 by his wife and ehildren, Jrlegretted and circle of friends. a'-lUrge Age 45. The was a native of Rathkeale,(Co. 7' deceased' i 'Limerick, Ireland.— R.I.P;
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A 'Chinaman named -Ah Ohing in at stabbed a Albany for having: custody named; Ah Chuej at fellow-countryman The wound inflicted is only Kendenup.
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Lynch,
Whitely, >1(1
till last there was a chance Saturday of cricket between' seeing a good game the representatives of the M. C. .0. and the West Perth 0. C. as these two clubs were running neck and neck for the As sociation However the fates Premiership, aided of the M. C. C. by the bad fielding the matter men decided otherwise. The West Perth C. C. defeated the easily Perth C. O., and the M. 0. 0. went down before the Fremantle O. G The West G. 0. are to five wins their top 'with the M. 0. C. cb.'me next ivif.li credit, four follow C. 0. with then the Fremantle The Perth three. C. C. are altogether out of the running, the unenviable occupying of being last without a position single on their record. victory
of
Thursday
of the, ,
of
itself
great great
very
Up
:
On
'
past
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for
a
being
of
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hayeheeii;.cbmiehcdA;''
an
noble path did not.' take of shunning,
result
treat.
;
The preliminary in operations connecwith the harbour wbrks at Fremantle
the most are the most unworthy successful. For weeks past readers of newspapers, have been " surfeited a raw with ,head. and hones" kind of literature bloody 'which is commonly supposed to attraction for. no. have, except and others: of weak and children
sup-
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Albany
tipn(
threw, itself a with the less into rivalry fastidious and English among Australian East in which papers
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M; Society.
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the
the
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jirjf
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immediate linterest for us, gave the West Austra-' Press an of stijik-:! .Hati opportunity
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Swanston, has had which
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f-',
lightly
journals.
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selections from the "Israel gave oratoris in Egypt" and the whole of Bonnet's May to. a and audi Queen" ilarge appreciative Mr. ence. Hensman, the conductor as usual marshalled his forces with
open
at Albany arrived on. from "the Eastern colonies .Tuesday' with on board for this 127 passengers colony. that It is reported Mr. Max O'Rell will include West Australia in his round' of of colonial visits,
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wiil
vigorously
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circumstances, Railway commencing Friday, remains 1892. recommend it,; "f For see' particulars' in. all that lias' Railway Time Tables, doubtful, of, spite l: 77 said ''.liu.', "defence it. JOHN iD&VXBS, .of 77 /lately, ,eeh, o GeneraldEraffic Manrger. In these of defective .educadays ;J,| .itiy turned whdtt;thousatidsv,Yaire tiony .on
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loved one, parting pain who lived so long together, Shared each others loss and gain .a
the
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We
—
Shared In
each
Careless '
others
little
our
of the of the
Heedless
joy and home
country
coming days
sorrow ;
morrow;
to
come.
Oh How well do I xemember, In tbe years so long gone by, How lads we as toiled together the hot 'Neath Australian sky. !
lot
Though
our
And
our
rustic
We
were
Father,
happy
when
And
our
Strove
years
parents as
I,
to bear
was small
humble,
then
mother,
And
Ho and
indeed cottage
man our
together, children, all. had dear and lot
above
rolled were
us,
gone,
brother, as
one.
His were life's supremest blessings, Fond wife and childi-en dear Now God give them consolation In the mem'ries he's left here. —
And
I pray,
my well-loved brother, you own, heavenly blessing God grant we all may meet again, Where is not known. parting
May
M.
Greanhills,
Feb. 29,
B.
1892.
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and
and
prayers
the
necessity
for alluded
almsdeeds.
He
of
shape Sisters
to
good
work.
more
effectually large school
A
built
which
would
To
assist
the
in
assist work
we
was '
would
for each
ing that
out
endeavours
but
make
this
usual
them
that
if
they
Catholics, of worship,
denied
As their found
on
their
different
forms
of
existence
from
time
the
of
latest
of
the who
turned
in
were
was
come
and "
to
a
attention
than
ordinary
doubt, being
to
and
interest, the fact of the resident so near
has
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there
a' marked and -the
was
attendance, that could
be
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make and then 'they of the
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is
but
"
more
out
point
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feast
has and
;
Catholics done already
wonderful. formed about
been'; like all
our
its
of
the
,
It of
ambunt
.Catholic men, enemies that it
young few
.has
good
and
I
useless
is'
to
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ought such On bell
to
exercise
in
care
reporting
things.
Monday informed
old identities was Moore, froin
more
whence
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community.
great
a
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its
assure
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of
day
something
was
months;
amongst
1
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if
although
Institute,' let the
day, did not Saint Patron
society
had
1
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Department,
:
Catholic
ball -
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:
they
meeting could
Railway
.the
noon, that
be.
it
Bunbury the
about matter tbe
and
trains
running They advocate
'
that of
think the fact the
2 p.m. train of the
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to to
.
appear is due
one.
true
miserable
thbest
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desired.
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of
in
can
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came
other societies but it now nps downs, earnest. to be going ahead in real appears' Some of. its members to make promise and to be excellent politicians they appear in many other The ways. society advancing the of all should receive heartysupport-
into
greatly, murderer
races
off
without Ireland's over pass A ball was doing something in his honor. held in the of the evening day by this and into the society,, consideration taking fact that Dar two dances were held in that that circus the danup on evening, also and a ball was there, performing held the in been having previous evening the success achieved Bunbury/ by the
be
alleged a here as Yilgarn. as On Thursday afternoon, the time ap when the Yilgarn coach was due, proached number of people assembled a very large of the in various parts town, the largest of the Post being in the vicinity gathering Great excitement Office. was by displayed as evinced jnany. by their restlessness and
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another
person borne
traveller
of to
Mr.
that returns.
of our
the few
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the
and
a.m.
for them back. It
attracted excited more
owing
to
in
Railway 10
my should
has
tragedy" here,
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running
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Many
practice. had
Spencer.1 ,
not
off was
racing
only members
were
religion to time,
these
own
persons own Church
those who not at all
among and name,
day
a
creed, Church.
censure
however,
rule, back
a
their
'
'
falling
part
virtually incurred the
and
best
be
Patrick's
has
in quite demands.
the
H.
Dardanup Day,
eight
of the feast would be said at He took the to liberty to be persons claiming in other took forms
hour.
remind
Sunday, trust
would
Mr.
Society's This
our
and
their
use
offering and the
to the proportion object next, he announced, Friday of great devotion, it being and Mass Annunciation, the
to
earnestly
Mayor, 'Mr,
'
site
,
noble
freely next
appoint
collection, and all would a
to
this
according
true,
He
liberally. 27th inst.,
their
being
now
was
greater facility. and orphans
poor
carrying should give
it
means,
give
out
carry
Association
Bunbury,
late
offering to the
carried at bubiaco on being need of assistance in the great school erection to enable the good
the
the
upon
well
Progress
mistake The
how
-
and
worthy was
Mayor."
attractive, the mistake
Gibney are
we
not
or
-
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work
great
in
Fr.
season
Hall,
those
worthy
The
handed
Sunday
on
holy
;
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r:f
(! .
Mass the
by meeting
our
dent.
distri-
refresnments
light
,
but the attended, to: majority present' appeared think the time had not for yet arrived Bunbury to build a Town Hall. The fol resolution1 was carried lowing by 'a' large That in the of this majority opinion has not when arrived meeting the time the .of should commit Bunbury ratepayers themselves erection of a Town Hall, to, the the offer made liberal notwithstanding by
com
then
were
Town'
a'
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year, than
less
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and buced round At second to referred celebrating
sweets
is their No
.
the
—
Some
the,
take
An Association
The handpanions. the St. somely executed purse containing Patrick's then made. Day offering was Three of the school viz. the Misses girls and McCarthy, Ramplin, Hackett, stepped and forward their gracefully presented, to Fr. Fr; charge Gibney. Gibney thanked the and the sincerely promoters good people of York for past and present favours
.of
have-been
to build offered
their
by
to;think
thing
'
mites"
a,
'
"little
music rendered and their bigger; of a presentation
become,
.
vocal
some
that marriages past in; Bunbury, have been .that now appears they the should young men, or,.rather,T
beginning
was
our
entering applause
upon
with
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was
,
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,
great
room
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day
race
another
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the nicely
was
the
draw
will;
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room
house.
'on
perform it
'
and
lines teachers
kind:
Tho
decorated. The of guest esteemed pastor, Fr. Gibney, and
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into
.their
by
will
'
of memory the green."
o'
marshalled,
were They gleaming rows Sisters. good
.
the
"Wearing
other and I places; met with very good It has now returned
doubt
no
of
celebration! in large
present
and
,
1
were
our
and
Bunbury
'
,
.
by
and Augusta, that it throughout.
crowded the
visited
It.
.
Ireland
.
of
cherishing the
Yasse,
had
they
.
children
Numbers
and
upon
Tho
Mass
Patrick's
programme
performed
;
the,
St.
i
the
on
this celebrated during that 'six and, I understand, more in less than two months. are place A held was on meeting of ratepayers last for; the of Tuesday evening purpose whether it would be considering advisable
effectively
After
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Swanston arrived up, Albany by the. special train at 8 o'clock oh Saturday of A' large humbbr morning. people :a't of assembled' at the crossing the rear to 'get: 'a of this now the prison 'glimpse, easily. He: w,as taken notorious individual.,. on at 6 p.m. board the Ballarat on Sundayof Detective He still in charge Cjawsey. W. A. ponoyan l that he is inriocent, and says ./.S' maintains qri) H. BramwellL(14),.. .2 that he feels quite 'happy. Although J oseph Fitzpatrick, IlA;) .'3 watched. wHile in ,tne prison lock closely W. Monaghari (4J)... 0 of he managed to deprive himself his up, After two cne or the compe attempts' out. moustache it by plucking titors were sent on their away 'The' St. Patrick's journey, Day celebration Donovan A .capital having, the best; tart, success/ was a 'The' obgreat day was race' took aboutr place. 'At; served as a .general the stores, ihyaras ..from holiday, ':thh The Hibernians: tdph'DriribvanJ'Fifepritilfia and banks being closedabrriast, jvirth at weli'ty.ere Mqnahapfubout assembled at 8.30 the, school a.m.;? a .ya\d plosq t6?the! tap4|Db.novan after their avyqy. and, donning regalia, theyi his effort mride and,. vjrist to the church where Mass was .qdceded in marched te. tape ahea4 qj-Braiiiweli, I append a1 breasting, celebrated by Fr. Mate'u. from whomi EifczpatyiqkiiyasdividSd of the day's as by report proceedings given with Monaghan fourth half-a-yard, about Advertiser :—r ,by th $ four feet away. Irishmen all 'tlie world over the By, .Heat 2. f. ahn'ual festival1 of St. is looked Patrick \T Milne (7yds. ) I and upon' as1 the great national holiday, J. B. Mooney 2 (11yds.) in no of the globe is it perhaps portion J. y.;_! 3 more observed than it is in these colonies. W-iCvBir-diyds.); J. E. Apppstrong (3yds.) 4 Patrick's In Albany St. Day was cele ter b c-4f the men vsjight delay -\p! getting, brated by the 'H. A.'C.B. which Society, were away sent. ioff. ithqy a of .Mooney had capital provided programme sports ths best j;;but. .of;;jtberstartj Milne-was ndt varied which was' sufficiently in character, to be Shaken offh and spurting to make attractive. The weather -it, Splendidly,'' he wtjceffiown ffiis Lhhd won opponent, which had been dull and threatening in by' about two from yards; BircH cleared off o'clock Mdoriey:j the morning arid by 10 was three -third,yards wit£ Arm to awayi the clouds so b'egan siowly disperse, close in the rear. strong that tho pleasant' blue of bhe sky became Heat 3. an that the residents visible;experienceCG.' Edwards (6tyds.) 1 of Albany have not had d,uring the past C. MathesonAt 2. 10.30 the' members of the (12yds.) week.; v Jas. Fitzpatrick'yds.). H.A.O.B. in full inarched Society regalia In heat this, Edwards had of in procession from the Catholic1 idhapel, the. start, but he did not collar ;Matheson headed by the -v Town Band, and jwenttill from the <t-ap& A splenAberdeen thirty yards :and Spencer along Streets, did fiuish ensued between first and second Terrace arid York Street tb the Sterling men. Just about ten of the scene where a' fair attend yards, from home sports, -Edwiards showed -in- frorih and maintain The" majority ance1 was present. qf the ing his advantage won wore emblematic, the by a few inches green -jof people; from only Matheson Oald Land." after on who;i ran,,gamely. Shortly arriving was a moderate Fitzpatrick third! the ground a start was made with'thd pro-;, Finhl 'Heatf and at li.20 the contestarits for. gramme, J. Milne v'.'iVv the maiden race the ball!' x operi'ed '-'During' G.: Edwards... ;/. no: ..-oL 2 the day there was or hitch of delay W.Donovan 3 to mar the: of ;the any: kind enjoyment In the afternoon The competitors the spectators. were; started capitally; attendance on the was Milne and: Idvrds ground very; .ov.erhfiuiq onovan when we take! irito' at the half distance satisfactory indeed, arid .between the two consideration the "fact that, fbrmrii' a struggle took' Albany ;has Until about 'place of amusements had a plethora the 15 yards from' the tape1 when duritig: Milrie drew two and twere months, clear and wori- the /Sheffieldpast people Handicap by with the deiriands two becoming quite surfeited1 yards, Donovan from yyas separated their made on In addition to. Edwards bv a vard and a Th® pockets. half local residents on the ground, the mornwihricr rah the strongly tight through from but1 he has1 ing train Torbay brought about 50' handicap, got one great fault to the sports. It was iof which he should passengers greatly, geb rid/namely that that the proposed of /looking round at his regretted tug-pfr.war .opponents,.;; between the: Torbay and representative Tug-of-War;: teams had fallen the. fortification through, not' latter the' the covered Tlie gathering having was to a close brought' by the In afternoon the child deposit. a tiig-of-wrir between teams' representative ren' weretreatedto- 'a scramble of ithe forHibernian and Society the; World, which /caused;: a; good: lollies, deal,, of captained respectively, by Flanagan and amusement. the Outside a ground' Bramwell., This contest caused consider number of young went; in for people able excitement. The tug was contested numerous The Town Band tugs-of-war. on fixedcleats, near the sporting ground, musical selections enlivened the by their and- it whs- decided' that the team who 'The- refreshment stall. day's proceedings. won the best of three; seven miniite heatswas under the charge of Mr., Keeley. should be declared Ihe, victors. The first For those who wanted a little speculative which round, was tested con stubbornly of fortune wheels, ;;and amusement, resulted' .inch by inch, 'in a win for tho under and over" tables were' provided; World's1 team by about an inch/ In the The Mayor (Mr. John McKenzie), wns second ends: were and' some 'changed; good and the of the sports, following patron was pulling; witnessed, but all the efforts the committee.:, .Messrs. gentlemen were of the team in Resulted grid's only J. M. Flanagan,' A. Gee, T. P. Hanaley, the Hibernians gaining ground at every W. Trott. J. K. Biickley, J. Co'stello, Atythe call pull.' of time the Society's Mr.1 J. L..< team: Hayman and Dr. Phillips. won the heat by about 'ten inches. as Tonkin who acted starter, found, .the The nien :again: changed ,ends,!, and lay at troublesome their marks men. rather itp the.-final .down with determination pull. in difficult to arid it .was' consequence Effort after effort of both were eights The was fen-effect starts! judging good but it loudly cheered, was at once seen rind "trusted to Messrs. Trott, Flanagan that -the Hibernians were and at too good, decisions satisfaction, and their gave call of time they, won, a well-dontested tug to had some close /finishes though they seven amidst ?y aP9u,fe inches, great Rawilson was arid Mr. referee/ applause. adjudge. '
month,.,
of
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in
very
pleasure
here
as this say, "the young, women, intend to keep it going.
and friends parents to School com
children,
assembled
plete The
sang Patrick."
of
.
occasion.
but, it revived
was
listii
Baron
was
,
each
to
near
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Albany pref? something does not' turnjup future we' will be able to open very
agood unemployed
here.
March,
four
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amount
same
was
2nd
I
J. Milne .A I R. Mooney ...; 2, had the tJbe'rid' of th'er start',' but Money Milne' quckly and run Overhriuled';himi; ning well won by'about'four yards, Handicap Boys' Race. R. Milne l R. Norman 2 /Seven started, but Milne, was far too good for his opponents and won quite
j
in
dull'
!
if
,
sHeat./:.
F/inp.1
,T.
!
school
choir St.
it
the
'Correspondent)
own
i
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the
Irish.
ih
our are
:
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Patrick and the the, service the "All praise to
and
had
most St.
a
discourse on At the conclusion
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large appeared
read
Gibney
no
and
sent,
pretty of the
whole doubt
(From
Things
Sunday Tuesday
been
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Fr.
eloquent
the and
circus
crowded
a
immediate Mass
have;
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and
choir
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able
the
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the
by
sung
Mass, and
to
houses
night,
.
was
before
ly
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R. .Mbbrieyr 0. Miner Hu this heat Mooriey won'ari the way.
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the
was
last until
on
ALBANY:
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as
Lovett's
and the church congregation, to its chaste and quite pleasing owing, tasteful decorations. The A tarwas ornamented with nice nicely flowers and with so garnished evergreens pleasing to the on St. Patrick's The eye Day.' of bannerets the Sacred' St. Heart, J oseph and St. Patrick, were conspicuously Hail The hymn Glorious St. displayed.
.
districts, with the
received elsewhere
however,
continued
appears
throughout
Southern
to said
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and It
night. general
support
was
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welcome for, which commenced
rain, afternoon
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what with, the, circus, and other things; meeting's, the districts, surrounding What had the lively. we
race
been
understand
Day
.
quite
greatest
Correspondent.)
Patrick's
'Matheson
—
have
Robin the accepting this as colony,
A
St.
i
writing
William
YORK.
On
last
of
1st
own
Milne
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fears
lead
the train's
v
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and
for
hereafter
the window departure.
BUNBURY.
that residence in England will continued ill-health'. He will return to West which he lias Australia, of in which always found a haven refuge to recuperate his shattered and will liealth, the term his goof probably complete
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satisfied
;
Maiden Heat
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,
Agent-General
,
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office
to
marriages, Bunbui-y
Sir idea
Many through
traffic.
previohs
removed
was
The crowd the, train. catch of the' a glimpse a pack in places which
by gazing
March
annum.
all
up
The
'-
-
now
has given
son
all
he
as
-
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events
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per said that
train.
con-
ship.
ket match between therepresentaBrunswick and Bunbury was'played and ended in a for last Saturday, victory the.former, c to mention in my I omitted former cbmmunication that the Government hdve the 'this taken over year working of the succeed is a How it will jetty thing tb be
:
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cent,
per
to to
efforts formed
curiosity
just
intense'
was
this
prisoner stopped
boring The has immediately. plant been despatched from already Bunbury under the care of Mr. who Perriberton, Will have charge of the operations. AI.1h0u6h we hear of W est Australian land hawked in about fruitlessly being' London, some at least must be speculating in worth when we take into evidence the fact that the Land Corporation of Western Australia can rate pay a dividend at the 44
room
the
''discharge. the
is
,
com
almost
of
from
of
to'
seeing
'
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coalfield
arrival
started
ofd Quin'dalup
,
Collie
the
has
(the.lightering,of:the
"
decided
the'
tractorfor A cri of tives
from prisoner alight him to to bring procured where he was locked in a room
await excitement their
were
van
police station
in
andRailway, Mr. Yelvertbn/
at
had the handicapper his work result in Mr. some T. Matheson, good finishes. on whose shoulders the secretary, fell the of the was most greatest part work, in the discharge of his dutieB. energetic Appended are the1 resultB of /the different '
,
have
on
will
Carnarvon.
to
of
many
p.m., morn
seen
the
Cqstello of
pleasure
-
mence
running the Gascoyne
time
to
banker.
Station, to see the
.be whom
.
through Government
right
in
the
tributaries, a
Railway
the
from
reported its
the not
.to
was
.
Gascoyne. the Tliomas is river, It is that expected
ing
crowd
:
the;
is
immense
an
about 7-'30 On Friday
.
of rain One of
fall
until dark.
quite
was
Mr.
.
Estates.
it
York
in
arrive
when
well and deceased was widely known, and to mourn his loss, leaves a large' family; i Bell has arrived another The Blue. 'with; of rails for the South-Western shipment
,
of
was
not
been ap Official Receiver Act and Curator
in the in which the direction to expected appear. Disappoint as the coach did found, however,
was
ment
has
Bankruptcy
further
The
van
.
pointed under the Intestate of.
office
looks
eager
-is
Wainscot
the
to
come
between railway to be expected months' time.
Yilgarn in about two .
completed Mr. Harry
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the
for
survey arid
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caught with 'great It was rapidity. and reeCUy. abeautiful, to. turn sight' illumi look, back upon .this impromptu nation. But though he was breaking the ridri 'qP'tiur tin thbbnb'toiiy the scrub setting ablaze, d|eJss"%. to intended, the operation he probably so that 'the the- stubble, destroy1 this purifi gibund having undergone the more cation!,' might luxurahtly oljpth, with rich :verdure itself again as soon as the early rains would visit this "Whether liumpy £krched region. custom1 from the whites, this learned, or, natives themselves .Vbetnev the it from time immemorial, fractiBed "iam not to At any prepared say. .1'
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driven
and
along,
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in
crackles
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the
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After ofthickly
seeded
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pushing: through -many miles timbered on'ifr'heelcbuhtry,
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',
knits
sires
what
filial
baud
me
could which
Vortii jbe ;V
'1 !
we
! v'',
large
i
yylant
strac1'x fiat
,
of
.full
i,
-noticed
distinctly
.
the
with
upitfi;
choked,!
birds,
,
-
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from
and
:
wari'rilfobst' dingoes, leyesjv/.dejad rubbish. sorts of a stick into it, and
steps forward, of a mound
rotten all
foliage
Sergeant
poked stench revolting mss. Lumpy had
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and'
iperpdtual'5
eyf'dnoiem
j
the
shade
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e4sanipedu(i!iunder..ii( '
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land
injure
a'
deilicibus
by
of'
v.
Bay,, nature
feUrrdiinded;
.
boiled,
:
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good
I
water,
cohtinubd
'?i
put
h<&
an
until
We. The
of. .
-
saltish
a.
with a clump of greenery The1 natives told me that
<
pf':
gdtibXcV'ate'ih.'ihis'.
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and
about"-'vl65'5V
of
record
of"
'"His-"
a
1
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javideh'tjy
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lid
conversation
the
'hen
known
them.
record boat
in
(the
\
iroarines
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his
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'horse
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origin
of the
that it tug, what
the
They
de
sport1
character. did., But, be the. it may, the sport., .Its
established rapidly gained favour, and ubi versi-1 with 'dOlleges particularly and 'thre; entire 6f amateur' ties','; .history athletics
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in'
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.tliroughout
of'
learning; Engjaud," Ire
medium H appily old
their
share
see
i
.
bo did, the
all
Englishmen
world
Holy
Father,, says has .distributed the. through
Rome,
they
the old
a
have do
prejudices."
the
Moniteur
the, f olio medium
w-
of ingu- sums the the Apostolic ;Chaplain during 1 8 9 1 :—For needy ecclesiastics, year former Pontifical employes widows, who lost their have and families, -
.
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francs. 36,353 were 28,322 francs,
fortunes, costing amonst
the
poor. to the sum
amounted were
out
to granted the counting .
Catholic
schools,
depending his over
iwe
pised, ;find
upon
it
so
,
of.
young
952
beds, distributed which dots,
11,500 girls.
francs,
With
bestowed upon the different charities and the /Holy Father, sums
thealms, francs. 76,175
daily
115
total
amounts
Not to be by the Romans imagine,' hard to make. ends. meet.
1 ;
religion-:"'''"1'
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Temps
!"bf ;
;
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seems
.'This:
script.:
in accordance quite the whimsical' of this proceedings eccentvic of po tentates, who believes is born a divine ,he.: as well as
jt
it
is
at
a
October,
Rome...iQ._.
the
Father
Holy;
,
do
can
a .
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1888.' to
is.
volume of his _Latiri_poenas. the Kaizer would be able' aid
of
to
crib.
a
of our friend squib Catholic Ceylon Messenger on. the b abject of Catholic -In .the intolerance." time wheu Jesus Christ was dwelling were no amongst men, there .reporters, the
:
daily Jericho
no no penny, draadfuls. H ad there been Independent one, had the vulgar writer of a certain " note in the Ceylon,, of,, Independent" 3rd been in existence, February as sure;
the
papers,
there.. would your face, have articles the thundering on., Archfulminator Jesus of Nazareth, who
to
through
things that
?
nose
on
appeared
cannot "one blame like the old Legitimists
are
againse"!tliat;
by
Doubtless read them with the This is a capital
'
at
rejoice
but
teryiew The least send him
no
the one'
across .brethren, is the work of
It
They .
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stomacb6j the' go 'of
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'let
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originated
.
pefuiflej
all
ropPttfidsu'freh'deye'duhiQoriditiPbally.'' It is not hard to believe
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tke breath,
'blows,
and <theq:! 'along until" they!
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not
at
as
things
J
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their
Imperial
in
privi
Atteridge,
to
thfirighC
freis,
,,
he said,
inherited.
u
tb
"
France.,., discoloured
writer,
see
.their
seas.
prejudices,''
blood
captain.
|
of
barrow
riot
ready
difficulties
spPrt, thp' result the altogether
pull
did
England and! were
"
Dtb'sbed
u
by inspiration. Perhaps1 he his as a reparation' for'Tiis gift behaViour in the tamous disrCspectfiil
labor
Manning on pardinal I remember especially in" 'which, ..last year
i
general meiuis
of post did Datnien
been my
"religioa-;,
(no
that
recollect,
to
"my !
this
mo
hie
of
war
,
(waxes /','')acYfu's8tiiB'"!r withVa !ohg, f
is
with
miles
he at the splendid! pleasure of the people of Ireland under their rally, last time spoke and the same great! trial, of his regret that so mariy of the Ca tholics
expressed
brig-of-!war
Of
nfirdr11
with
'must'
two
old
Mi.
says
Irish'.Questibn!
Navy Yard An
than
practise annouuGed
peculiar,
bis
udertake
if
than once A. Hil/iard
more
converse
there
'
has
lege,
through
between
to
with-'
tug-'of-
Hellas,'
England. K'
and in which
those
.Molokai.
still
It
could hardly down from the
Majesty's'" in the
contested
(Portsmouth;
i
the spirit. realizing thoroughly, I the .following: lines were penned, to give a rest resolved and1 to myself my-horse.
Father
his' ,
es
'
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Pbe
is'
competition
Titanis,
could'
we
oasis,
wrote
fifty
Wevvs
appearance, in its centre1.
t
The
lines
veins athletic patrician The tog was doubtless coursed:" in'-Nathanicl's but the first 'time;
.,
at
reason
headway
more
really
inj.the
premised' Thus chcei fnin'bbs!' without bravabut the with, Jdo, unequalled courage, wor k heroes' of the faith approach theii'
says
iwhose'
;inii.i;brbkpi'; with.! few., rifiges of ?! to that travelled we
an
iwilh
accepted
These
latter, years ( beehj; handed liave of Golden inhabitants'
.
:
been
ways
'ab'Bblute'
no
is
similar pindan over' in the beginning of our journey., the day 'was hot, we cbh!tinued' Thorigh to !,a, in the saddle we came ,until vpry -
arid1
Jived
of "
call,
5
(liberties
hatiyeis;
to wait.--
is
or been hypothesis', inspired 'b author took thb' advantage of the of poetic 'license. Nathaniel'
(else
/ pp'en'"'
,(thee.,
sbfii,.pjafsh
has'a!
queBtioniflg.'
have
will at
.and;
ra
abthbrityjrdii.. great subjects that the Gferman Emperor nature) has made the Pope a present of a sumptuous copy of his serm'ons o'u the Gospel and noted'discoarses on themes; religious Tb me is yrilou dedicated to.Leo XIII. of
'
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the; riorh!'
course.
westerly
was
count
content-
was
our
War. ?
1
jwa'r,
are
Paris
of Gntemba,
Hospital readers
fro
V.c
dealof
masses;
'
theii
exceed
belie
ignorance among, the-mak ; Bu t vVe; are-
spiritual
steady
It
Eng
years, enlarged .English'
—
died
60;
of
:
thfy'-
the responsible missionary' accepting with :p'lea'safe, thanking God, and, wlule his fears that he wpuld 'expressing -not be able to rise to the height of 'his
been that it originated and the Greeks,' Nathaniel Lee's jwith off-used "When Greek bxpressidh;'the theb' 'comesmeets 'GVe'ek, tug-ofi
as
.
:
Leper
the.
,oP0,0p0 ;Cabfiol ies and itfieycre; :Tri .'England.-, now, in number. What is'l-triore'.; increasing
the
has
idea
popnlar
-
on
I
of
,
ing a .There
itask
tug'-of-War mists ofJ "the 'past',' Mail and Express?'
the
'
time
a
and .much
-
Tugof
the
'still
in
(''
the that'
-.y.u
(clouded the Ndwy York
danger
no.!,
the
iu
than'
enorm.ously-dn iEnglaud: of John Wesley. There'-.:
good deal a 'good England
i6
'
cMgW'oUHh'e1'
-
:
Hverp
the
fo'f
«.'.
in
;
landed
square population.
in
/-gnos-
flash
a
faith
that,
overworked
fish
:
tri
'not'
as
triore-
with1
arid
eyes',
baveLcgrown
"No nntT-'clerical forward to r jplace .philanthrdpist'hurried bim,!; .the "Vicar- Apostolic, Mgr.'Oisuf, wrct'e to one'of bib missionaries simply Father dear I Upon you Vigrobx, (" this to discharge noble duty!"' count By answer from 'tlie next mail an ''arrived
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At
befbPe'him
be'continiibd.)'
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since
and '
experience
1,008,000
our Japan;:as Father Testevuide disease the fell' as'
'of
to'
toel
for
life
religious said he,
years,"
foreign.
annexations
in a
and
are
cf-
;thick
i
2,650,000 square miles; Russian 250,000,000. 1,642,000 square miles; which shows 17,135,000,
232;865, 000
a
j
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population, that England's Russia |of by
traveller:' nuinerous
'han'diwork
tiile-they"
(To
:
contained from strychnine the11 bodies of the wild dogs.' I may mMtibh! that, when the dingoes pick baits which, are laid, up"4tlip; prisonous the foEci.them, go- to .they generally well where after nearest die they :Mi; '.me1 that; Rose! informed drahli!fogl(';j probably
as
population, annexations,
''
Ke!
worshipped
i
J
liorges any as uus,
:
have follows
possessions nexations,
.
or.;
might
it,
5fay,
gqqd!,.,.!
our
last
Russia
"v.
against infidels, I haveiibeen .j"
like,
v;
recently'
j
130
..the
Christianity
owiv
and the
tics,
£308,627.
and
its
hplding.
of
-
at-riniion
Manning's
tlrat
.
always holds 'i: supply
,'
.
woulidno'
!
Ireland During
and
:
,
us
of
Cardinal
istatetri'ehts
Chimay.
value
.total
(
.
drew.
;
-are!
when
eye dri'Fehrfiary1!!'' tlnfough smoked glass. American interviewer".
at
Ipojked aix
the coasts, of United Kingdom 1891 amounted to £7008,619, during with of which England is credited Scotland with £1,829,786 £4,870,206,
,
jwith palnig "which proclaim1 (weary' and, 'exhusted "wayfarer 1:'iU" iwatdr is highi:1-
,
'the!naked
-.'nnounces Brussels John do Salisof the British legation son-in-law of the late
Caraman
!
by wereVisibfe'W5
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the
,
do.
de
or,
fire: Jots ;.of be shot /-out
:
1
other to Erin
works
dianieter,
J
it:
tAyentytorrestriaLdiameters, are Jormed principally
agitated. to seen occasionally them. TbedargV'siVpts..
Connt
.Secretary
wholeisolar
beMuuch:
of of
Beleium;-and The-
/
fingering; was 'fed
!
thfe
"As
itsblfo
:
words.
:
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'Here we passed a tranquil ouif' horses feeding qlpse by! night'th and away from the en up "Ve''!ybre without campment .before sunrise, touch to the' disgusting attempting Wefelt certain fluidJ:'inv,the'; it', jweil. -trees.
be
jseem tp,
of
the
and
Patriote
Prince
like
1
!
otheri,
of God.
'
we
'v.fluppojf
/',
Jthiisty Wells of this kind are very of J Beagle' in the vicinity1
1
.JAitqr
relish"!1'
-iUV:-
litrfo'r''i;thd-
(Water1
'
appenQ
works
conversion
Soglio,
luxuriant
most
brought
the
TJtie
trees,
aud
arc
of,
'
'
'
wondrous
in
we
trees,
certain:
an
fifth;
of two spots there are smaller lavge nuclei;' otfi,0and 33 very the 01escoperth'e!; small;'';Wi'fch._ od gjgsqf .'the itPr Jarge Nuclei arq
the
pf hack" by way ancient were Irish, other fpr, (doiatry, vy| >iiof
,.
jjn
was
Jnteiplflniat
palms
sjbately
(
1
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the
of
silent By "many a year's "This beiautiM' basin, and, I diehelve; spring,'
;
moon,
down before the Irish hands,
The
oasis
other,
nestled w-aB'-'a' well overwoven
Crystal
the puti'id in reaching the, water to! great' difficulty bucket to slake the horses1 fifi-thecanvas tHurrit: the animals: were, fBuMhough afikiodWfo 'drink tq,1 even' a:,, mouthful" of it.: There' was fortunately igood grass in the vicinity of this well and the poor hbibs 'cbmmenced., !!1with to.;!!!,febd aifose
for
and
over
s
:
Where
a
p.
own
the
plumes nodding feathery A few their, he.ads. royal and .we .were at the. foot
on
Igracefujly'
weU';as.
bowed
their
hand
little
the!
over
itowering sentinels
:
as
strand."
charming
this
eve
nations
no,t
jneariiig
"
og
the poetical get of summer." At
s.u n
plant, the
grand
,
We rode over this flat until oA' coimng'to, a we Clump "of trerisi noticed a' smgular hole in the ground! Dismounting we discovered that it was of the wells from which the one natives obtained their water'.''. ''But it glades..
is
scf?nj;,nroeaning
diminutive
we
of Nature objects in the hoary days The the Aryans.
the
to
so
i
,
of pride country."-
mortal
the.
j
of
.
.
Bprings,
:
.
hemisphere.
sturdy
seamroa
corruption,
a
Irish:
and
of "—tand of " the
sacred
iahriosfc
!to
,
child to the trefoil is known preseut;day Arabs as skamrakh, and the accepted wise raeu of -the world is theory of, the that a reverence for the/shamrock as a
Sergeant
-my
is
V'the
summer,"
,
resigned Is,
"flames
,sible'!to,the;
"
fellow
from
the the
thy rugged .the way help .adnnring iin this mani poor aboriginal fested his fondness for Ins native land. it could not be otherwise, for in IBift he" was and nursed jthese thickets pestled from his earliest infancy. Upon those in days gone by he hunted the jpiains and" from trees he those jkangaroo, down the .oppossum. On (brought
,
:
$$ light'
Thisi-
"
improve-
.bmm ielMUfren
to.
"
positive
a
their,
antiquity pf Iiish word
.sbamro.ck''..
name
,
.o.
'.
.
.'idi
with
on
;
"
child,
the poor native showed Undoubtedly of his :that he loved the land fathers as as well other human any being, of the and. might say in the words proud Scot
'
old V custom
"
is
shamrock1'
The
which, derived
a
little
the
of,
race.
to make
the creek, manifestations
crossing
exclaimed and joy
.
nUj
over
f dear
pi;o,of.
ed.:
!
rfeVitf.is
trying this soft
the
marsh, horse and Seargeant's got bogged his rider into the white precipitated At length the horse having oozy soil. ten- a firma was regained caught by was white Sergeant who, black before, in.now. a We managed. to find ford the ran creek which through the marsh and so reached the clump of situat greenery where the spring was
,
,
in
ito.wads/thpdge./df,''' the 12th they had. reached; the centre of Mthe southerner The wbole grdup exteiids of 6mio. 15 see;, equal; to; fl
while,
:
by -The behind us
throw
way
in
February
flisc, !
;
our
hold
.Irish
-
on
us,
matches
the
which
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in
e9teem
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lighted
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look
trees'--
limbs on sward; with a leafy screen O'er the weary head, to lie On the mossy of emerald carpet green, the 'Neath vault of the azure sky; Thus all alone by the wood and wold, I yield myself once again told; To the old that, like tales fresh memories Come the across brain. flitting
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excommunication
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Corozaiu
io
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thee,
Wq
to
hypocrities of scandal
to thee,.
wo
Wo
!
Bethsaida
1
and Pharisees, the world because
orihes
you,;
.
to
The
!"
same suob. of.:,a scriobler would have added probably These acts of violence on the. part of the meek prophet of Nazareth are very far from gracious. We are all the mora fo because .we. are sorry this, always
the ready, to acknowledge the doctrine preached, his
Nazareth, and the use we
aims
sect
feel
such
it
obsolete to
duty
.our
.:
meu,:self-denial But if the btead of at into fresh bringing
aud
risky
of of
of
love
benevolence. Dew
good points by Jesns
:
unwisdom
archaisms, protest against very strongest
in the Moreover we assure Jesus of that Nazareth his intolerance will .do much harm to everybody, aud, to him
terms,
self
what and
most a
of all."
Everybody
dismal
effect
this
solemn editor
may
guess
warning
prqtest from the of the Jericho have had wouldIndependent on the humble Jesus of Nazareth, and how he would have hastened to send an. "
"
apology
to
Scribes,
the
generally.
.
Corozein, Pharisees ,
..
Bethsaida, and the.
the. -world, :.
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So
it.
of
or
medicine failed
to
when
"restore
results always not be expected man
treating
you,
treat
fully
and
success
the
or case
I
to
results
caught
a
and the
you affected state that by its use.
faith same
Esq.
writes
—
to
pleased
your remedy, I have derived Some years ago I which induced
are
;
been
somehow
cooked
while
Easily that nail
Yes.
Well,
see
and
able attire. How to
catch
by the hair. to How carry
When he
not
a
man
of
the
is it
Because
Why to
a
crow
have
his
What
are
merchants
What
like
?
for
in
Trade marks. like and old
a
meD
to
Professor : Gentlemen, substance which we cannot
is
it
stance The
by
the
the
so
for the see
a
simple
wrote
to
several up that
j
sub
How
:
did
shopping
your
piano
rendered
to
you
along
get ?
to-day
Wife
Optician
sending
out
as addresses those reading
price a6
clerk
:
lists
Now, write so
possible,
in
the that
them may feel how badly need glasses. to form a A Russian Lady proposes is It a of Amazons. corps happy A few choice Russian epit
they a
thought. hets and
would
names
quart
hurled
put the boldest
at
to flight
National Library of Australia
an
of
:
my
I
A
and
-
most
stupid
What
does
He's
p
a
what
muthical music-mad
a
Excuse
me
but
wit,
I
do.
is
—
-
enemy
it
is
I had
I wish
!
my
me.
old
dear Mrs.
J.
one
mother
Maybe
:
if one, John, you'd me one of the good oheques old father used to give mother.
get
Wonderful of
master
contrast.
of
—
-
The
the used you only
your head
to in describing the Alps, which ho had visited his during vacation, with these words : ended his lecture with And there, ore on foot. T stood
a
the the
a
the
class
high school,
of
ice
the
I
other
Paradox.
human
man
has
tailor
glacier,
was
—
is
assured
while
with the
plucking
most
The an
inconsistency old theme.
us
'
over
and
of
Our over
be wouldn't supply clothing Bilker at And any price. another occasion be remarked on he had taken that gentleman's
again that to young yet that
"
flowers."
beautiful A
of
beauty
measure
long ago.
wheti
on
las'
if
I
was
Jefferson, the telling
mule.
champion
my
how that and ho feet around, to see little a fun. man
good
mule
would flop his said he would like He'd passed his whole
life
but
a
iu the South, mule bis lay whole soul into a big time at kicking. " he said, after borrowing some Well," out "I took Thomas of the tobacco, had
stable,
him to
a 6ee
It
never
seen
backed him up cuff on the ear, the amusement. a
again and
out
o'
sight.
him
feel
a with here under
right tallow
by
five
watch he
more
twelve my
and
kick,
foot is
arm
we candles which to go in arter Thomas
was
couldn't and pole,
we
of
pound
a
to
were
light
but ; I got word not an hour ago that the hind feet of a mule were out of the side sticking miles the of a hill as off, thirty-nine went bird flies, from where male my for
in."
.
way's wisest
Pills.
huT
five1,,
/
somebody
1
>
;.
was
;
.
'
"
.'and
aremot until little
iwe
flesh
"
drawn heads arid
-world in
confidence
took
-was
my
some' forty' without1
"
if
,
after
was 'gav.e
no
indeed, " It 1890.
One in
before.
the
It
Mother
it-is
from I took
Mr.
all
;
little1
I
had
never.
Beea!:-
medicine:
called
,
? r
described a casd; by it. Without' d
got a|bottld< dapC.-
El|erby, bottle
that
,' '
fearS1
that
Chemist, of
book' 'drM
arid-
: : ;
cer
'
tain!
y felt
a
wid
began
to
th
i
and,
Decb'nibeti
a
a.
say,
contents
I!
better,
hopes and to
"This''
'
cured
Kirkman,
the
by dyspepsia, take mrttiiCT,'
agaih,
been my
r
sad
'
arid
enough
1
to.
Syrup,
having
-into
poipt,,
me
about
Seigel's
(
me;his -treatment.-
found
>
!
all
(of
for
house that
was
mine
going,
I
day
(I
sOurided'mV
getting
expected winter riow
was
lest
it
of qnrif&hailyjbadtt
of
of
to
doctor
more:
one
pamphlet
like
;do no months
nine; all hopes
up
and kept ion first
bfetter1
'I-'-'fcad'1
r
Ihrid'
of
;He; caused
was
palpitation' he skid he could
Still
-
,
people' that iriy>:
bottles
apy
,
advice;
ana
predicte&'J nearlymp.:
fifty benefit. day the
in until
|'
together,
or
kinds) one Finally lungs and asked me died of consumfition. ,
sank saysj.
physician, From
medicine.
his.
'
he lostc
$kin arid-
he
'almost
were
jtlaey
to learn that but of him
surprised left ,was
My cheeks,"
bone..
;
eat
'
took'a which
better; I solid '(food
little'
secSri'd
agreed'"
me.
"
this I After though my recovery ...
I
was
iriiich
very
arid-with
medicine,1 not back
never
looked
,
a
work
reduced.
I
was
good
behind, of time,
stuck
mefi for
,
,
the at Iksi to
readbri'/'aftd
;
to -my arid anfltn work, strong well) have, remained so ever since. When Iweutrr the back to the .works foreman/ and othenirj riie' round and asked what gathered had the wonderful I" answered wrought change. had "Mother Seigel's wrought) W.,r Syrup When I said I wished to ,starfc;work they tcfldi.' I .must bo examiped me first by-.p. doctorVIl The doctor fit for said I was work arid: ! went1 to- work the next and morning' havfeP
'1
i
—
cannot
Weak
never
lost;
Stomachs. one
r
-:
a
minute
'
since;
.
i
wish, others to / know what! -SeigeFs/ has ,done for me, and I giypythejPjD Syrup j., to .publish this' brief prietors aq-7r permission '
I am1 a' cloth' my case. 'dressier ,bjy! have worked atMesSrs.' Hep worth1' Pit & for Sons,, Lane,,, four, Olayyears.' Harvey, Askew, 2, Back Timber,Place1jEUer«i courit trade:
of
and
(
"
-
;
'
Leeds.
by Lane,
doctor
was
heayt
'
in
saying thaChe Mr; A&ew's'carie arose from ;for dyspepsia, dyspepsia! was his And had only ailment. if.Jie usedMpthef'Seigel's Syrup in February... he 1890,.' would, have to had for !'heJ Would haveJ no-f tpile1 tell; been all right UAb it is we dhrictly.i that afterihe did try ;it:ie badirioiilapsevi He never lookedjiehindhin. yi ,.i y..y.. apparent
enumerate
,
,
'
The
Hollo —The
to
eat.
'
good
Id
gin
hill,
stood
to
place what d'ye s'pose he did ? " In ten minutes by the was
a
we
all
fried
man
my chair
-Then so,
come When you down to disgusted, I want to bet on A kicking, my mule. eame and took dinner friend with along me one he seemed a little day, and, as I took him along to see down-hearted,
Thomas
must
f
wprds, could hear my heart thumpina on me ihe 'iackJ pountlihy Tliis showed' that thb heart' had; too1 irin'oh' and iWork on; hand was, under struggling it, a horse, like to, carry men,trying I, pyyo. " got very 'little ,sleep at night," aqd he; says; iwriilld lie awakA for hours about tossing or 'This sort rif thing is v&ty the- bed. Wearing, sat
healrt;
and. he -wept on. I've stood around here and heard blow about kicking mules till I got
men
merely- ktk'driieci0 His looked. like r& tongue and his skinund leather, tiie1; became eyes like old yeIlow, ;
this'
,
MULE
about
fool."
said
1
'hVih'i
It
riot.
,
half
one
l
V
"
-taking
a
in-l
&ent
to eat, the'fdod'wbflt him, and afteir-h'e< hadlswallbwrid'iti. against it caused force, by main such, pain in the stomach that he wisijed' arid' chest,' side, he had let it alone. Then his Heart be&ah'. to hb' arid he felt' palpitate,' says' Ib'wl'lriri'gaid, He what he call tired. & 'Mrikipg ;and bad, at the pit' of th'e1 stomach .aiiid (feeling" U'&ift. ',:i; which satisfied. jing nothing unable take but to Being any fohii liquid' -he so weak that he was grew able to barely walk.Then his heart him troubled orice his to own (more, and, quote
.all
"
to
names
whites parchment.
remarked mules," a six-footer in Arkansas, as he, cracked " his I've got a mule Whip at market,: home which knows as; much as I do, at. and I want to hear somebody, say I'm Speaking
did
His 'We
their sho'ok ,time in this
baby.
WONDERFUL
"
''
1
'
friend,
'
colt
A
of brown
'
mule
'
i I | j
'
me.' The mulls colt ?' « No, ;the baby. like
to
to
trying off that
"
Bah
give
:
called
new
,
baby if you mixed get a fellow, up ?' ' That's /Farnabr V what Trior a do. You' see I think' heap
want don't Second
No
wonder
like turtle soup of real there are ninety heads mock, and calves'
Indeed, that you
give dear
a
his those small
:
Have regiment. : Yes I Recruit as as he stupid deal more. great
said Hood.
enthusiasm
nine gallons in proportion.
might
at fifteen places thing. the walls of a couniry on announces that a lecture will be village in the open and a collection delivered air, made at the door to defray expenses.
I Splendidly. and didn't buy A bill posted
the
are
the
replied
every
to
pieces,
pieces.
Husband
medi
asked him
medical
know ith-
good dinners
Miss
that she
just
Second Farmer take £10 for it." guess I'll First Farmer : Seeliere, why, don't you talk mule or.
:
in
Yon
Tom
again.
set
printer
piano
with
means
reporter rendered
800
seience dear. my
don't,
you to
tion.
looks.
polite
Chromatic but
no
it
as
looks Farrabr it
you First
:
surely
impos absolutely can form a true sible idea of the hideous animal of which we are about to speak unless you keep your eyes on me. fixed and Jawkius : Beefsteak potatoes
this
Clear.— but
t
"I hea'r' that Farmer,: you. have a baby at your house.' Second Farmer YesWnd' Polljf's", V got a fine mule eolt, too.' First! farmer : Your wife1 ?' the colt. Second Farmer: I 'No, tell
his discourse A lecturer once prefaced I must the rhiuocerous with, beg upon me undivided atten your you to give
both. a
-
my
made
a
Musical
—
is
any
miss
He
?
Maid
air
it
eminent, advances
whole the brothers ?
madam,
wrinkles
many
men
young
;
an husband, wonderful What
:
in
Ah,
snuff?
sneezing. a lawyer like caws heard.
the forehead
:
'
defects
entbuthiathm
The coming of age. Mr. couldn't call : Small he sendB bis and and regrets night, Miss Little : Thanks little present. don't
Sergeant
is
?
S
letter
starts
is
in
ears
up
Is brother. and a you ? Yes, That's hardly possible. do for a living the donkey
Why,
credit
on
'J-'"
Mixed.
.
sergeant. hat debt
a
!!Tommy
;
'
diseases.
you have
Grab him
—
TbrpiriyV
-,-ii
,
to bed"
Mamma,
'
again Mr
,
he Was (attackedpaid ,\yith ordered him to bed. Ho' few days later'thc fevdV'.lett
and
of
:
John
>
doci»r
piece
.
his
fashion
object—
an
gets
his
over
Why
likes
further of course.
out,
it
husband
a
His flueriza,
First
I don't.
to
soldier elegance
"
:
Somewhat
Mrs.
for
:
consequence out
fruit.1
:
More.
teaspoonful
few years, the during past Eminent physician Wonderful, hew ful. Wife : So many
weather.
Worn
-uiust-
new"
you eating 'mamma. Alright,' he had finished' Well1,' did wish for ? you
what
.
:
you'
>
J
'
i
but the-illiie'ss an'otberform.;
are-
-
'
i
,
him?,
licking-.
Now. 'Tbmtny,
:
when
after
? I Yes, sir How do you; prove Do doctor. enough, you on wa 11 ? the up youder
?
it
old
—
Mamma
reply. in this us look
takes
a
brought
cal inspection, Have you any am short-sighted.
own.
Finished
scent
was
physician have been
fit
Tommy
of pennyworth a whole neigh
and the doctor
tampered
results— A heavy gas bill. Light business— To mind Everybody's Close
It
a
will
bourhood. A recruit
anii
hot
a
bargian.—
a
make
to
onions
Wife
in
wish
'
;.
to
not
ought)
with.Liktf'mf''
hihdacT."
1
you
A
:
seized
suddenly
under sitriffiap dircmnSt'dhch know what, -to.niake of.itj.i Heeayt strange .and,- quqer, he; sbjyeqdpgft. the had weather, though suddenly trnfond' arid then fliished With cold',' heat .'hls. i|e it had turned1 hbt 'What alls® though aghiriV
-
which
jjjil.
,it.j
(people,'
didn't he. felt
i
child
by
explain
he
!,
a
Nawthin'
spua
f
—
sajr
healthy
,
from-
(illustrating What, is it smalldear voice') that makes you feel so uncomk and have unhappy- after you
still
children, fortable done something
the glass that we think
disturbed.
:
fit— A
:
:
yam
'
:8s
teacher
Sunday-school 'the
a
had
expensive of perfume,
Sydney.
A
make
to
roses:
;
Melbourne
may
little
a
only bead, somebody's
it.
two
I
if
.be
1
g?SL9\'ahe was 1890, ruary,r dizziness'1 and1 paiif'in
napkinsby her say, but
spun they
.)
i
Who .says,man never afteV » der'thui' his meaning ,?f -Why,
behind' hiiii wei to take,
hinr
1
do
vji ne
a
1
letting
The
Wbatuhlb!we
baPW>ir
bys'g,
introduce
lodked
1
;
has
is
asked
know
I
:
been
;
Clements,
th
table
<
yarn is what
That
hands.
own
in
cheerfully
.We
How-are
-to
sent
two
;>
Glasgow
noticed out of
I'm at times, cross to live over ray life the same. I should marry yon just W. : I have doubts about my dear. The balance1 of Nature has W. but
'
package
and near
pretty
Takes
all severe over dyspepsia, pains my body, the joints being swollen, my appetite and a under impaired great swelling my all arm, finally ending in St. Vitus' right dance, my body being on the continually I consulted he pre shake.' a physician hot baths and scribed medicines rubbing and so on but the body with Rhus. Tox, did his treatment me no He then good. had to and I recourse Clements Tonic said must take of that I medicine. a. course did so and so recovered and my appetite, my strength began to improve generally and in months the shakes were eight I 'am and now entirely stopped, entirely of use Clements cured, solely by the Patients must Tonic." be on their guard imitations insist on against having what for, "Clements Tonic." call Refuse you the all where with. F. M.
ourselves
down a8<Mul®? run,
ittffocehce
when; he gets a one-dollar:
has
exhibition manufactured, -from
a
How ladies
:
piano. What's
at
expression
'childlike
Victoria
do ? Dear
complacently sometimes
:
by
cold
severe
to
Bestman,
Q. always
are
cures
glad
great
H.
case
your
with
H.
that
of the
am
meet
give
valuable
life
Toowoomba,
Knowing
hear
life.
by
admirers
the matter here? of a small stranger boy as. he large party coming wedding church iu a town. seaport was. but the tide going out the none of us perfect We are but of a world, geod many
must
will If
your
do.
Klein-street, "
bottle
surrounded
daughters'
all the young strange. Formerly used to be in love with me, now it is all the young gentlemen. That is An Infant -A. Prodigy. little I suppose ? B. your daughter, child A. she is. Yes, and a wonderful B. : She How is that ? is Really. six years' and doesn't play old, already
the
course
it
thoroughly
will
you others
as
but
one
of
of have
a
Queen Banker,
—
Strange. of his
arid
'
:
'
it.
circle
of
bilh
i£l,000
:
This
case
quacks
success,
that lease
a new
any is worth
worst the
for
pay
two
—
good
so
manhood;" with
is
cost And
Tonic.
the all
cure
debility
nervous
half
not
Clements
will
will
you." for frightening hundred guineas
physic
'
a
it
cure
three
subjects, bottles few reliable as
for
cord
spinal and
much
nervous
is
will
upon says
He
figures.
The
!ati
watch :him manVfacpti dollars' change (outiof:
a
.
'
see
by
'
got
Dr.
your
architect's
?
in,
to
want
very
mean
.
.
him
calculation
you
door
next;
-a;
people
-
pronounced for —fool, your
thread only hanging by one three hundred guineas to he
examined "
base
do
What
pounds.
Tt.is
...
simplicity
severe
not
,
-\
,
-
also
thousand
Two
cost?
to
but
true,
Yes, I
r
me.",'
'What cCmmon'expteakia&J it(?) iLbtVwife looked be hind her and was, a pillar of changed .into driVef 'ih America looked salt. A locomotive behind summer him one daydst, ,$pd;o didn't in seeaii front-' of him. open 'drawbridge' Hence and ibss'oif -life;a wrct' 'l&it' AVmfl in London to lobk behind failed himaridwps do
was-:;
behind
-
--
carefully a
who
doctor, and
neighbor. If yot'i
answer-
u?
-
dangerous condition, cord is your spinal only hanging two and it will cost threads, one hundred by and to This cure fifty guineas you." announcement of course the frightened out of a and he con patient life, year's sidered he had better have another opinion the is so serious, to if case and went another
house
new
your
a
of,
\
nght
trouble-
in
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chiefly
JOHN
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last
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benefit
BUILDER
and
now
of
any
tlie
part of
out
English m the
a
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to conduct
prepared
Colony.
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diocese
my
is
a
suffiofr-
who
Clergy
are
of Columbus. assured with
now
funerals
Plate-Glass
re3en%
imported Coach the (only one always available.
Mourning Colony)
Terins will be most moderate, .and he will endeavour to meet the con venience of those who hi may require service by> so
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BESSELL-BROWNE, MANAGER,
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Letters and Telegrams addressed under will receive immediate atten tion— '"i'-f". :
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MoINTYRE,
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faith
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Bishop of
names
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UNDERTAKING,
CAR; McCLOSKEY, Abp.
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few
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patrons the public that he has recently combiued with his business of
and
those
technical
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to
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been
have
for
left
SETTLEMENTS.
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life
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premises
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a
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after
companies
many
and
by the
$20,000
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Revd. Father DeVaine, Ballorah, Vic. Revd. Father Victoria. Carroll, Revd. Father do Murphy, Rev. Patrick Prince Edward Doyle, Summerside, Island Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Byrne, Bishop of Bathurst, N.S.W! Rev. Thomas N.S.W. Rogers, Muswellbrook, This list might be extended to a great The Roman length. Catholic Bishop of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, under date of May 7th 1886 writes, "I have pleasure in certifying to all whopi it may concern, that I have much confidence in the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, and that I have effected in it an Assurance on Life.
X
9
as.;
in
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servant
your
fully,
.
to the address
the
London,
FIREWOOD
company,
oppose paying sincere With regard,
;
o/nd
,
are policies to my mind,
tions
Medicine
-with
World;
Civilized almost every
in,
.
and this, paid, of any other
St.)
diocese, better Society
myself
Their
utt&nds writes
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it
in
;
Vendors
all
by
no
is
assurance.
"
sold the
of this
"There insured
fail.
Manufactured
are at..
only
,
78,
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to
who
ff&ntl&nicM
churches,
.
never
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:
the
-
Evil/ kind every' been- icnowh
every Saturday the premises
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on
PRODUCE,
Advances
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AND
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Alex. Forrest, Esq., M.L.C., F.R.G.S., W.. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C., &c; y -T. aeewAkd J.P. Hq'oley, Esq,, 31st Dec. 1890 a".. <_
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IMPORTER.
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which
Hote«, attention
to
GUILFOYLE
inhabitants
contains
of
seventeen
business
merit
to
Perth,
and
rooms,
each
continuance
a
COMFORTABLE COMMODIOUS
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Entrance
that
generally,
SITTING
ROOM.
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Wholesale
Essex Street. Free Goods Stores : Essex and Cliff Streets.
opened the abav and hones bv hiruT
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of numerous friends the undersigned begs to add he is about
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Funerals
to business.
conducted in town
inexpensively
A
all
for
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Street,
Perth,
HI Watchmaker of
strict share
COMMERCIAL
FREMAN
FOUCHARD
Mary,
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South,
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execute
xecuted in guaranteed.
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1889.
National Library of Australia
Printing.
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George,
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Hampton
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country.
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JEWELLER.
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PHILIP
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