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Watches.
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order
Gold
on
the shortest
notice.
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Stock
Large
SPECTACLES
to
suit
all
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FOUCHARD'S
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the
CHEAPEST
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FIRST
Machines),
was
at Extract
published
from REPORT in the Melbourne
and
Watches.
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and Silver
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Alberts
variety.
hand. Selected
Stock
of
Ware.
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HOUSE
OF
in the
repaired
Jewellery,
at
reasonable
prices.
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si\um OTHERS FOLLOW.
ORDER OF awarded THE the Centennial Argus
and
Clocks,
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as
officially
—
:
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Manufacturing
Company, New York,
for
Collection
of
Sewing
Machines.
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(General The
lean
Future
of
that
ColoniesBy
David the
(From
G. Ferguson. Magazine
Centennial
her
this
own
meeting.
It
thority.
or averting forebod gloomy would future that
ted
would fall told that they first of the a to the rapacity prey that worth while nation it.,/ thought for to a force aggression; pretext dissolve would that dissension speedily
parent
petty Confederacy into half-a-dozen the governing States that ; wrangling would into the hands of pass power
abilities,
We
divided
are
camps.
Mr. influences
satisfied.
easily
his
a
rights,
invari
demanded walk. I had been hurt. He " AV as there no
correspondent au
unexpec
an
opportunities have had on of the heir ap of deep political of
subject
and
is
services,
crowd
a
;
Why
"
Because they and I didn't
that
so
how
he
?"
I
me.
with
one
you
the
would
Colonies
;
to-day those which existed wrested Colonies from Great Britain, these
it
may
circumstances
new
be
far
as was it by the priests and and only opposed by the people, court and army, caused little disturbance to the affairs of trade. Babylon was cap tured on 15th of the month Temmur, b.c. and we have here a loan 358, of silver dated on the 7th of the month while the first transaction after the occurrence on 21st of the month, only five days after the fall. Several in great indeed scriptions, almost half, relate to the transactions of the great banking firm Egibi and his sons, whom
away." them ?"
so
our
No
nation
ever
rank
honourable
would clouds
from end our would at
Mother
the
that
clear
once
ence
we
;
guide
our
we
by
the
will
strife
the
nation
before of history, value little
dent when
with
proudly Australasian
the time
to fearlessly own hands ;
with it
its
future will
it
come
took
was
their pupils come, they warned by the crash and roar of the after, the Sisters in fled to the chapel deluge, the ell, the main of the leaving part in the building. There, chapel, they knees and prayed, the upon their about waters roaring them. " As the flood rushed into the chapel knees- ""pray still upon their they were fell
The
ing.
Taking to
went
waters
The to
speak
no
we
could. with
priests
other
priests
mountains.
All
"
to strange the chapel above it,
But. with room
Sacrament Th9 deluge
and beat
to
telegraph
in iu
All
on omiwu
earth.
sent
at
All
once.
little
the
sisters
in
by
the
kneeling
ell
praying—
waited rescue
The what
rotw r
and prayer trembling about the Sacram night
all
room above the chapel, that little the sisters, and in the morning came. Draw inference. your own there a witness to part stands
ell
I have
said."
the Bishop related rap with no idly earnestly, attempt at himself entire eloquence, forgetting When in the narrative. at its ly
This incident and
conclusion they had
the
"And
said.
reporter into gone
if
the chapel to would have been lost in the pray they ?" he drew wreck of the main building back a little himself indignantly. " " Don't question This me," he said. no
not
nor
interview,
I
am
There from
in
would in
Jewish
Bankers
recent
entire
"
Father name
:
Lancashire, labours in culeau form paleography
work the
of
importance. of the
treasurer
Museum inscribed ether
are
some
The S.J. in
her-
from
tables
British
thousand and Babylon
forty
which Ckaldea, and commercial, fiscal transacted in the affairs cities These of the empire. cover a period the time of the from fall of related other
of
cities to
The
Prince
of
Wales
and
Home
Rule.
this
journal correspondent E. Redmond, in
many
readers;
remember
the Mel issues The advantage says : has in having an Irish in the position of Mr. J. have M. must been P.,
any
case
to
apparent cannot
in
which
National Library of Australia
—
—
it
yras
such
under
our
went
now
just
;
had
the in
b.o.
time I
Shall
—
—
and
Nabupulassar,
I think go back again ? sent All I not for. not unless I am I was there. could do I did while My bear to stay there. work done I couldn't hard work use, is Work being of some one to brace all that could enable up
latest
instances, but we
Nineveh
mand. "
In one of its bourne Advocate
Mr.
harmony.
to to
get
away
work
The
scenes.
do, having
been as
done
soon
as
by
that
I
me,
I
possible.
Woods
1832.
of the conquest Alexander the Great. "Dr. Strassmaier
accession until
<125,
of
of the
by
Babylon
has just pub similes of 1,134 fac lithograph in the of inscriptions dated, reign the last of the native Nabonidus, kings of Babylon, and covering the period 552 to b.c. when from b.c. 358, Cyrus lished
the captured tains records
city.
The
of
almost
document every
class
was
a
convert
was
privately
ordaiued
to
priest
he
year
following and acted
born
was
He
became
in
the
year
and He
educated,
Catholicity. in 1856, and
came
the
to
Australia, as travelling both missionary, the settlers and amongst the natives. He accepted the of Vicarposition General in Adelaide, and whilst there he organised a of system Catholic and education, founded the teaching Order known as the Sisters of St.
After detaching Joseph. himself from the diocese of he mostly Adelaide, passed his time in travelling throughout the different colonies, missions giving and retreats in the various and large towns. populous He had a style almost to peculiar himself of conducting religious and his but quiet persuasive of had in it a charm preaching entirely
in the exercises
manner
most
he was
The
pleasing;
through whilst simply marvellous,
morn
till
night most of his some labour of love welfare of his
he spent
temporary
was
no
perhaps Australia
respected and
his
deep Catholic
bright charitable
death
or
contributed and natural
of
Australia, papers on history
learned
intelli .
in regret has been by the
Christian priest. the deceased was
geography
Father
sad U
esteemed for his personal and the deep and wonderful his intellect. Hj? was the number of works on the
in
more
than the will
and genuine home that and cheerful
scientist
There priest
known
Woods,
Of
flock.
missionary
better
was
work
of
retreats giving and from early (often midnight) time performing for the spiritual
at
late
manner
that
amount
got
a
many
made truly
,As
a
highly good qualities of
resources
author
of
a
geology and and has often
geology, to the and the
botany, various
societies, leading in New South journals and Wales, Victoria. He was formerly president of the Lmnean of New Society South and was Wales, also an
member
South
"
understands that Scott all the sisters that are needed in caring are at bis com for the sick and injured
(Concluded).
Woods.
take
Father
a
Among ,
Tenison
the from 'the following Nation of Oct 10th : Within the past few days there passed away to the home beyond the grave the aistinguisbed Rev. Julian scientist, E. Tenison Woods. ri he deceased gentleman was the third son of the late surviving Hon. J. D. Woods, Q.C., F.S.A., who was for many years connected with the " London Times," being for some time manager of the Parliamentary staff.
with
work the of cunei-, have" gained him a Asreputation among has a nearly completed
great
Ikibi
spelt
Sydney
thoroughly Tenison
Babylon.
in
says N. J. Strassmaier, is well known and whose almost
syriologists,
be
We
E.
J.
a
preaching
cablegram
world-wide
heartily,
Father
gence
whose we all.
me.
they worked
that
in
night
in
ent
Rev.
its
That's
and
me,
say, and
-that remained. but fell it it, against not while all the rest of the building was a shattered that whirled away ruin, with its contents little part, precious
A
Four of the Franciscan cheerfully. down asked permission who went Sisters I gave it— told them to stay. to stay. A number of the Sisters of Mercy were to I told Dr. stay. given permission were wanted to Stewart if more that
they and
they and, torrent
about it, prayed. The kneeling bore a mass of shattered crushing houses down upon the school building, from its foundation, it and hur tearing with the flood. ling it onward
were
what
.
chapel,
one
did
flood
who came worked
the
dead.
they
of
above
room
them.
Sacrament,
sermon."
"
want did all
about
rose
Blessed
the the
also
being
as
regard
in
but waters, to that was home. Soon
flood
mames
many
to
orJacobi,"
TCarltr
rising
inclined
are
AssyriologiBts Jews, their
contain-
part
sent
is
to
all
but
ell
efanrfc
ofill
they T what
wanted
were
know
main.
two
four
the
its
the
They
the
We
were
witb place nations of the
take
I them there replied
don't
don't
did.
I
strug invigorated,
and
gle strengthened to and ready honour among
being
"
well.
I
"
these
j
I in
work
all
people, be ready into its
dangers, resolute heart of the out
is
knftW
fin
told
They
right,
.
face
Wiint.
assisted.
Indeed,
confi
as
a
will
will
comes,
take that and
difficulties
that
feel
still
that
he said
there,"
got
I
be
to
future. to
work
com
to
The
nhanal
the day fearing dreaming of the
the not
"
presuming
even
mfl
assist.
us
open
I
wanted.
have
the
eyes
cfnnrmrl
ana
left
it
for
our
can
that the
arise,
if
us
"
fV»n
Miracle-
the noble
When
"
The
out.
would
past
for
;
cast
are
they the
sanguine
we
this,
be
may
torn
foolishly And yet,
and wounded us
the
Bwept away."
ly
part the
corres
in done. spite Gradually, however, to an of his indignant interview, protest had his interest in what he passed conversation. led him into through
and that
dissension
amongst
come
readers'
our
respected
Alleged
or
patronising, ment upon
;
of
Charity. he said,
from
apart
him at St. burgh Despatch , who visit he expressed Peter's residence, Episcopal to worn averse himself as perfectly out, in and for publication talking general, averse in (this very emph particular in print as criticising, atic ) to appearing
the ignorance, and the reck from of meu to and the corruption lessness, whom we entrust the conduct of our and again affairs we know that again SDirit
But,
to Pittsburgh Bishop Phelan late on a after two Monday evening, of the Johnstown days at the scene trying To of the Pittsdisaster. the reporter
suffer
evil
any
impose
returned
experi often
shall
do not
of
—kneeling
one
us,
own
we
Court which
An
that
and
slowly,
opportunities under opinions
other Phelan things -Bishop school of the of Sisters " It is not true, as reported," was entire that that building
Among
VAmmnon lOiuaiuuu
;
experience shall only the rough
now
take..
all
away, would be
to
prominent and that
.
long and
of the world learn wisdom of teachings that know
High
is a to reliability guarantee pondent's of in the Prince them that including the well-wishers of the Wales among no Irish mis National party he makes
thenceforth progress march of prosperity triumphial we We know that happiness. shall make and blunders, grave know with blunders we all the that, our
have
of secresy. considerations, of our experience
long
for
party,
obligation these all
Couatry
difficulties,
inter
Royal
down Irish
the
circumstances
forces which struggle against might have been its destruction. We do not ourselves the vain hope that flatter with separation
the
brave
a
by
of
these gentlemen of ascertaining
achieved
yet
except
at
that his
broken
completely
members
with it came because the along merely that always accompany freedom. dangers is ever to be the If Australasia home of she must win her the great people, greatness.
admission
his have disclosed views on may but for the purpose the Irish Question, that the of showing by implication of the barriers past has been society
many respects close, and the position of position a those Colonies Let it century ago. and a be admitted that all these perils, more that we know thousand nothing the day when in wait for of, are lying takes her on Australasia responsibility The race her own has indeed shoulders. these southern under skies degenerated of freedom, if it would spurn the gift analogy, between
injury."
spoke
-sales
'
—
"OIO
jjvainvuj
ness
that the
vitiate
in
ouuiui
guuu
object of insinuating view which followed
independence
and
Nationol of his confidence
;
when the American their
the
to those clubs or draw frequented by the leaders of ing-rooms and which royalty itself political parties, honoured its with occasionally presence. of Wales Not very long since the Prince a wish that Mr. Parnell expressed be introduced to him should and we not the refer to this with incident,
from
different
very
are
auu
denied
rudderless wrecks. to ridicule I have no desire altogether I not even these shall forebodings. as a appeal to the example of America and that are proof they groundless of the The circumstances chimerical. world
of
circle
of
promissory
mortgages, wills, and marriage deeds, as well as tithe books and temple accounts. Some idea of. the power of the scribe casts is to be gained when we find the names of over 800 of these brethern of the in stylus appear the deeds, and it is possible to dist the inguish of many handwriting of them. One very important point is established by these documents, that the invasion namely, of Cyrus,
about it the for nothing mercy him. So I ghoul that had assaulted O'Connell 'have left Fr. to remain with until he is entirely Fr. Davin over this said
inw
UUlbUlo
like
about
drift
inner
in the and is not now leader. And times are what when the advocates of Home they were of even members the though Rule, of and gentlemen Imperial Parliament,
would
despotism inand directing that the regulating once withdrawn fluence of Great Britain
the
party,
tyranny
a
monarchical
all
p'assing
in
records slaves,
notes, dower
upon you would have hang the want him hung. And reason Fr. Davin has
the
was
not
was
call
didn't
"
man
the
know
to
told
business transaction— of merchandise and
welcomed
asked. " Yes
some
into two hostile of that nature are Redmond from his
doubts
But
robbing
The fellow turned money. upon him. time It was some him and kicked we knew that Fr. Davin was before noticed hurt. At last we it from his and
the
question which the
a on
for
me,
,
the
oppress
who
demagogues, with country
unscrupulous
an
on
who went down O'Gonnell, remains there. He would have back with me but for an accident come one of the local to Fr. Davin, priests. was a thief to prevent Fr. Davin trying of jewellery from dead bodies Fr.
with
with
are
suggests
may views
the
interest
Crown
to
as
ascertaining
are
the
the
insufficient
which
about the if were these Colonies they from the Parent Stock. separated before
lie
to
as
nevertheless,
is,
assertion
consideration informant the
ings
"
information
conveyed
and reliable ably cautious would not have made on
for
provisions We hear
the
in
of his Royal Highness pathies the Irish people in their struggle of their restoration legislative is that our and this a statement
)
of Aus danger a republic be would be exempt or might tralasia she would have, Other dangers exempt. to but would undoubtedly, face, they which she could make be dangers From
gentleman
on of the Prince of Wales disposition Home Rule. the question In his ,of letter in our columns, published recently mentions that the sym Mr. Redmond
Australasian
the
than has
obvious
more
11150.
of the
Wales,
Adelaide
Royal Victoria,
honorary of New the Tasmania, and Society,
Societies
.
Philosophical others. In his search after scientific knowledge he has travelled, over nearly of this every part continent that has been trodden by a white man, and the different impressions made by him the concerning northern of portion as also Australia, the effects of the in earthquake Java, where
he
was
at the present time, formed, a series of most interesting articles in the "S. M. Herald. his extensive During travels in northern climes ho contracted several '
con
of
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s
and
health,
Queensland 6ome with where he resided Elizabeth-street, Surry
.
Sydney,
to
friends
in
until
Hills,
"his
when
ago
years
from
came
his he
affected
materially two about
winged than ours" at Father Woods the age of 57 years. the Passionist Order in England joined
Monday
last
its
to
flight
spirit
world
another
and about a years ago, very was invested with the month ago be of the Order in habit by the Superior into He was also received this colony. Order of St. Francis Third by the many
te
Don Quixote" who says, God made him, and ofttimes a great For deal worse." (Laughter.) the sake of greater omit the accuracy and you have a perfect "oftentimes," of And description humanity to-day.. we destinies so work out our in sorrow and suffering. Poverty, disease, death, in our midst. vice and crime are ever
Cervantes "
Man
In
Mr.
of
to the carrying help of consoling the sick ar.d poor, dying, and the afflicted comforting your boast of a noble Church can indeed In times of famine, and record. plague,
Windsor Sweet
—
gentlemen to
inspect
we
mat
nave
for to
mot
to
me
their
in
brave
the
ask
to
promote
who fights
soldier
the
In
of
cause
mankind, the
from
turn
he kneel
I have
before
the
a.
No, perish valor
True
and
and
love
laws
that
life
this.
one
s
to one's not only a comfort else but more than anything
life
religious own soul,
force
a
among with
practical their intercourse
men, one
1
not
tells
angel
thy
shall
be
great
heart
For
shrine.
thy
in
tomb.
Damien's
is
Visitors
as Irish people that maintain The (cheers).
ruling another.
was
to it
and
Hon. the Right Mrs. Stnnsfeld, Mr. Tomkinson,
'M. P.,
Moreton, Home Rule
Mr.
Ches of
secretary and
Union,
of the
Gilston,
James
Leeds
the
Coun
deputation.
welcome
to
were
met
who
gave
large
them
a
At half-past
town.
the
by
a
crowd hearty one
ApplAU86i only If with
Oxford
for we
him
that
Christianity aie tending
dom which but Is into
each and
and that
a
then
of us. I think
all
of the future hope that things
we
never
to pray. bring dogma life with daily ? not Are we that after all cease
connection more
general conscious which is that
Church, individual
it represents to which a corporation his special gift, brings it to of God the glory
consecrates to the service blessed
of the
whole body—
of company in the Church
all-faitbful
.
thus widely And people. we see representative may not surely that in of all is valued Guardian that and of the the organisation teaching which and also that Authority past, and to its worship teachibg applies Let us then who needs. our present for the advance thus work together think of Chris t. There is of the Church ment room
enough
for
us
fill.
I think
it
is
National Library of Australia
Act
<
chair
been
told
through who and
individual the police eyes
tactics
Rev. said that of the
ruled Ireland at present the other liaibs of coer the were hidden Bom still
them
there of the
and
of the policy of the indivi There enforced coercion. of the murdered victims the graves were that act There (hear, lierr).
nature
were
the
Ireland of the English visitors, informed which things in
were
dual
who
Mallow,
Coghlin,
although
by the
who
of in were those which living sepulchres best of enclosed bravest aad the the for their William people (cheers had the unroofed They O'Brieo). desolated of lands, barren tracts houses, of people, of the crops, bare the result of the of the Coercion out carrying Act, and the result of the favour shown to of Mr. Bal these children petted the four landlords (hear, evicting —
hear). to the English, read of the Mallow Town behalf Commissioners akd the Mallow National
Addresses
visitors
League,
on
were
BT
Irishmen
If there (cheers). countries the united of hero it was served the name The deputation O'Brien. (cheers). to their uwn return undoubtedly with them a record carrying and could make it heard they
was
too
him,
felt
effect
must
hear). (hear, that there say of the rigidity (hear,
like
the
that
they
THE
was
hernl
from
which
if
known
conclusive in England undertake to
many was
it
to
beginning
were
THE
OF
INFLUENCE tliov
quarters people change,
up their
FLOWING
TIDE, fn
roontr.
nuwj
nize
that there faith of nationality to at the defeat
which
never
sloops minor
of
hands
the
in
something
was
any The deputation (hear, hear). back to their carry couutry men the account and women above all things of the superb manifestation of a people and thoir nation their rights claiming would hood. He hoped the time come, motives would
and
that
he
done
country
to
deputation to hear
live
might
having
some
in
the
own
the
cause, to
Ireland the received
Irishmen
—
when,
it,
their
Irish
hut (hear, hear) conceive pened he could more calculated inspiring, a uation that had carried a right to and had hood, which the spectacle upon tale
see
in
eouaoback
might how
to
little
assist
—
whatever
hap
nothing more to speak for nation
its
be
free,
than
he gazed, and with these with these convic feeliugs, he this tions, with determination,and thanked them cordially gratefully for their hearing (pro long and patient longed
cheering).
Lady Sandhurs with
cheers,
said
I, :
cause
had
who
So many
and although (cheers) limch power at present,
—
—
not
enormous she in they had, believed, to fluence. It was the meetings of the Women's Liberal that they Organization looked for the spread of knowledgeof THE
IRISH
she
and
had
"a
Rule
them
not
held
any foremost
a
ENGLAND,
that
of
meeting was
IN
QUESTION
assured
never
they that
sort,
Home
They
question. at which
Irish with person conversant the wants and wishes and claims of Ire to put those claims land did not attempt The women forward. of England be lieve was than better working talking, never
or
and
day
some
on
of attending there were
habit and
an
for were working incessantly That It was day was Sunday. which women bad no English
they Ireland.
a
meeting
a
assemblies,
political some
people
amongst
them in England who might even think it almost to in such an wrong appear Bat assembly us that one on that day. these were who are persons persons narrowand some somewhat miuded what short These sighted hear). (hear, riflnnla had not sfconnad to consider that the
cause
of the
THE
CAUSE
OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
was
sacred
a
freedom
and
of
a
people—
AND
JUSTICE
cuuse holy (hear, not learned to yet as a peace agitation
They had hear). look upon the Irish ful crusade of the holiest and
nature, (hear, If those people cheers). have heard of the re about speaking on a Sun for tho speaker had meeting, was say but what approved
loud would
day to the nothing to
The deputation (cheers)' the feelings of the people and had in their the reception the deputation true before the light English people. work to which They knew the holiest of
above
would
pat
to undo hands was they could pat their and to let the op the heavy burdens go free (cheers). pressed said there was Mr. Summers M.P., another institution which Mr. Gladstone
should disestablish from ho departed all He hope that
happy
day when
disendow
and this
live to would Dublin Castle and disendowed
be disestablished of a Home passing statesman venerable
before
mortal
Rule
Bill
scene.
the would
see
by the The
(cheers). were now well people had enough of their Irish
English that
that
by
aware
the quack of coercion and and remedies neglect, had come a with knowledge change of to the with Irish ques regard opinion The Irish can now tion. look people as well eastward and sympathizers.
for friends westward He and hoped
as
men most who had that great in the relation such a chance of Ireland would be spared England and (:a t.liA toA of t.hflir handiwork sowed seed who had the that those a harvest that reap the harvest
prayed effected
feel
Kotyinninry
urcra
for
difficult
backed strong -to of Ulster
and
Protestants
tlinf
would country
a
though
necked
stiff
de
William
of the slackening in Protestant position above all in Protestant He a addressed hear). and his belief from there,
and
Ulster, Belfast
some
produce the waverers He could
upon
one
who
in
man
and
William worshipped The of democracy (cheers). went well-nigh worshipping
the
speakers
for
see
monstrances
THE
then
i/unu
occupied
that
yesterday
Mallow O'Brieu England
Ul/J-l
was
REPEALED
previous
the
enthusiasm,
hear,
Act would Coercion that bo recorded in as would history the liberties of Ireland having crushed He hud to the ground (load cheers).
that,
The William
per
parliament, be the last
it
ho had
LJjf
a
favour
herself what was the genuine of the Irish in this people She could not her feel cause, express of sympathy and gratitude for the ings the had reception deputation every where received. She knew they were of England were taking glad the women to
had they
BE
next
,
was
CttlUU
Short
country. talk about
(laughter). WOULD
what
a
cion
to
to
with thronged was visible policeman of people and the huge mass anywhere, an maintained demean steadily orderly A bouquet our for three hours. nearly was to Lady Sandhurst By presented literally
JjJLlSw
to
looking
endeavour
living
Christianity as
for
ideal,
uui#
amij all
may of Christen to that reunion has so long seemediropossible,
the
becoming becoming
this
we
which
for not
bat
men,
reach
can
node
the
ACT
on
&
liuiy
j
on
humanity,
meeting
Not
election general the constituencies
against coercion, first the they thing the worst Coercion Act, that has ever perpetnal,
iuflicted
large
was
pre-
but
was
and
square
tue
in
false
by
Before
pass
was formed the opposite procession were numerous Hotel. There and several of the Gaelic clubs bands, The Athletic Association topk part. procession proceeded through the town in a in a dense mass, the visitors being erected A was platform waggonette. in the The spacious market-place.
people.
at
com now
party
go> in
because
TIIAT
for
power
traud
they
sighted petual
determined to themselves
were
heterogeneous,
hear). declared
they when
Miss
they right
obtained and
utterly regard Conservative that they had
unnatural
and
did
were
pedantic
principle were as they determined' of nationhood on the right
the
posite,
up by the democracy of
the
the
to
LAND
of of
efforts
there was little left for her to say She that point. would, however, to eudeuvour tell them in few words how intensely that she for glad she was her bad come to Ireland this year part
member
taken
by
mere
and
accepted, to confer
THEIIiOWN
been
They the
of
tences
Ireland-
in
RULE
had and
party
power
Royal
a
make
to
history could'st
a
of to-day's
ideal
the is
life
(cheers). Liberal
been
the visitors of persons,
Recently I reading (Applause). and I life at Oxford, book on university of the which treats fouud in the chapter religious religious
is
thou
—
Gone
wear.
they life
TO
It
objections
chivalry
taken
Mr.
.
the in
on
women
an
CLAIM
THEIR
name:
thy,
was accom English deputation panied by the High Sheriff of the City of Cork, A. R. Mr. Mr. W. Atkins, Alderman Mrs. Lane, M.P., Madden, The train Madden, and Miss Madden. and reached Mallow at half-past eleven,
?
was
for
England.
living
The
me?
try like
sible
it exceeded anything in for a Mallow place The ladies considerable time. English and gentlemen the deputa composing the tion are Hon.' Lady Sandhurst,
cillor
tried, altar
with
whicti
standard
a
by
a
enthusiasm
English
valued
same
..
heart
the
just
was
hire,
'
not
thy
Sunday 15th August
Summers,
by
and
Though
!
on
recording
English
has
..short
goal
as
below
had
lives at.
dead
the
Mansfield, and Stansfeld
side creeds do
our
friend
uncover
thou hast set of the. crown reward thy
When
that
agree I
Shall
kings
sepulchre humanity's
and
my
if
plough pat. looking back, that
tician 1
a magnifi held in Mallow for the meeting of greeting the soutbern section purpose In numbers of the English delegations.
he says-
I
Shall
fot
both
things make their
to
cent
call
where
as
and
On
Irish
old English Liberal poli it would he believed be impos of years to withstand any number
them that
(hear,
Christiaus themselves should unite to combat them. Though differences may theological unhappily all who work in the between us, exist and of righteousness cauee of morality baud themselves together surely may in so much of Moore's plea and join who
some
thy great and hostage
The
the
The
time of patience, the future before before they years
some
few
the
1
doom No
compared
be in
to ideas,
o.f tbeir with desires, and of op centuries generations of and he trials, struggles, pression, would that if they needed say patience would not -.that he impossible .patience for tbem too difficult to exercise. He or
less
bubbles
Hero die.
still
the.
told
speak
(Applause.)
dean has Your cause of God. the and declare this fair me to come bidden that I cannot he knows although open, with branch of your claim membership He has asked me Church. Christ's I he believes come because think to with me that in this age, when there is irreverence and carelessness much so vice and misery, their with resulting all
God,
iu
«uub«uui
efforts
the time
loathsome
crown
to
explain
whole or in great part the to something burden of debt, amounting the Roman which cripples like £1,000, and Adelaide of North Catholics
Brompton
to
enough
The Makes
in'
remove
"
it
not and
those
pulse death. Princes
commands..
obey my
didst
—
:
of
paradise
thy great peace to all this nation didst dare and do the things tliou Son of the sonship of the Incarnation
Curse
which you have gathered together things to declare it open, to world's fair, for this and you, I to j hope, invite buy you to have with come every lequisite enable you to fully His grace has left
the
.
lord
in
hands, thy breath
and, Before request, following speech and dean, ladies, archbishop, here very gladly I have come and admire the many pretty
the made the
—
:
spirit
Thou
with
complied doing so
My
To
good fortune—
their
had
it
—
said of been of England cause by the
women
the
from
short time a Archbishop Reynolds, Governor of South asked the new since, a bazaar in North Australia to open His generously Adelaide. Lordship
never
had
they ed
attai.
;
by.
Catholic
sense never
have had
to
meetings had
they
occasion of all by the greatest of a nation (chers).
them,-
quoting
.
the
and Church-
had
people if but
.
Kintore
Lord
one
in
they spired creation
lines to written eight Damien of the luto Father memory of Arthur tectjr the Rev. llobiu,-.
the
mass
-greet but held,
been been
.
And
forbear
that of
.
friends personal deceased gentleman. of
gathering admirers of the
Irish that
country
it can -O.S.F. be. said that the Roman Father (Padpestilence Lawler, His the first to reach the same time. Catholic was the about priest dington) to St. -stricken and the last to leave it. were removed remains Mary's spot and on on Church has supplied your Cathedral Tuesday eveniug, Again lately o'clock noble of a grand and heroic at 10 a a morning example Wednesday life and saintly death in the person of Solemn High Mass and Requiem Office the late Father Damien. (Applause.) for the Dead was sung" in the, presence this fair and a Before declaring number of the open I cannot of a clergy,
numerous
ho was to take the requested imprisoned representative, place of their man could fill that no the place of O'Brien on an Irish William platform. The Hon. James StansfielJ, Right was who received with loud M.P., said that lie never witnessed a cheers, and so moving as lie sceno so inspiring He had his did known in to-day.
Lane, M.P., said the men them,
tell
though
Rev.
large
bad
not
as
work
the
he need Mallow,
"
in
is
wa3
kind
received things
might would
i j
—
bo fruitful and benefaction of Great peoples Mr.
—
which
diseases
—
-
—
I
Morton,
and
rich
the Britain
to
secretary of
in
blessing of the
millions
and Ireland. of the Home next England,
Rule Association as another evi He mentioned spoke. of the oppressor dence of the defeat of which the Irish Mr. people the civility Balfour had extended to tho English But it was now too late for delegation! him to play that game. Some of them had
been
in and Ireland before, they from place to place been shadowed One of their unmber by the police. a when holding meeting at Woodford and arrested for being was bludgeoned for Blunt). Anoth bludgeoned (cheers number er of their Gaol at lay in Derry for time the (cheers Conypresent "facts them With these before beare). to Arthur no offered gratitude they
had
for
Balfour of their
what
Subsequently tained
ho
at
dinner
called
(heav,
reception
the-visitors at
the
the
civility
hear). were
Royal
enter
Hotel.
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fabric
the
psr
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for
postpoued
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to
D'Esoompte
the
capital.
Ten"
have
prisoners
the manslaughter of 5tli Royal Irish of February third execution
in
this
,
to
Wales'
week,
the the
the
effect
health
is
purposes Australian matter.
of
Prince
prccaiious.
Davitt
and
Messrs. in own mado their speeches No counsel we defence. represent. At a meeting of the Eastern-Exten sion Telegraph Company held yesterday
.
Biggar
v'liairmnn
annnnnPflfl
directors
hope,
to year, Abst'ndia balauce
day
the during cable duplicate .JNoW Zealand. .showed net
sheet half year
profits
of
are:
committed
been Crete. The
Smith, next. Mr. in" the immense
deny the have to alleged Turkish in soldiers
by
Australian
new
for
sails
Primate, Bishop in February
is
making
now
and
countries, ovation
has
received
Lancashire. said bo Stockport Rule of the Home
at ing triumph
a
could bo 60 elections
au
John
Speak
in
which inevitable, of by" the result taken place since
that
the was
party which
before
anything
him.
He
Loch
will at
Governorship will'
Governor
until
24. for his
of
used
top storey.
dictions.
weather' reliable,
not
replied
Parkes colonies,
to
a
the
useless the ..matter
asked
to i
Gillies)
has
Sir
Henry
from the
defence of the the Victorian
that it would be conference to consider New South until Wales
hold the
a
Federal
National Library of Australia
Council.
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25.
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£
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to
PERTH.
NORTH
Rev.
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for
by
accelerated,
causes
BRIGID'S,
.
.
opened
was
that
ST.
THE begs
held yesterday. death resulted
.
Reichstag the Emperor.
g-eraldton.
in
church
in
Telegraphs was
intemperance.
1
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natural
List
formerly
!
towards catholic
new
.
from 23.
October
subscriptions a building-
:
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London,
addition
of
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Duncan
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late
the
of
body McGauran,
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.
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GENJERAX,
;
have
now
FREMANTLE, ex
landed
Free Goods Stores Cliff Essex and Streetb.
various
THE
ships
Australian
Agency,
FIRE,
AND
LIFE,
Messrs.
Win.
(Limited)
Beers,
MARINE.
TO
tins, fruits
dessert fruits,
pie
green
pea-',
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Willi
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BUILDINGS
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MANILLA,
DAR
CLAY
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Hampton Road. Richmond,
Preston
;
and
Leah,
HAY
ON
ALWAYS
Hampton
Pin-
Allotments
Building from Fremantle, £10. Claremont,
TERMS
ON
STREET
£21
on
TOLLEY
VEHICLES hand and made
WINE,
(Limited.)
ALSO—
MERCHANTS
J.
ARTHUR
FIRE
the
on
MANAGER.
DIAMOND,
WOOD in
delivered
ALSO—
FREMANTLE.
PACKENHAM-STREET,
and
cut
WAREHOUSEMEN,
APPLICATION.
on
description to order.
UNDERTAKING done on the and in the most shortest notice respect-' able manner at moderate chaiges.
GENERAL
&
BONDED
AND
Perth,
;
SPIRIT,
all
HAND.
COMPANY
&
PERTH.
of
ETC..
Beacons-
Rond,
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STOCK
—
WINES, BEERS, SPIRITS,
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Claremont, Busselton, and Derby.
field,
S30
OF
A
jarrah,
sale
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PERFECTLY
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Hill,
Also,
Streets.
A
—
Tuckfield,
Swanbourne, John, Ellen,
Mary, South,
Dyer, Douro,
Charles, Lincoln Streets.
general
PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS,
LINGS."
George,
Murray,
of
kinds
Printing.
in
Newcastle,
all
and
hops,
JUDGE,"
THEREON, PERTH.—
EXECUTE
COMMERCIAL
tomatoes,
-
tiltiliirlUljlJ
AND
in tea champagne
JOHN MoCLEERY. salie has for private Jt1
THE
RECORD/
RECEIVE
hams
(s.a.)
OF
prepared
for
and bacon, and half boxes, packets, chests, in pints; cider, hotel glassware, insecticide, 250's bell & black's vestas, and pocket twist pieces, tobacco, "virginia bright," cigarettes, "cameo," boo-beo
Perth.
ORDERS
tins,
2ft
Do,
vegetables, &c. asparagus, kingsoote fish, (s.a.) cabin packet bread,
Produce.
Colonial
tins.
2ft 2 lb
beef
tinned
and Co.'s and Bottle,
Bulk
Oilman's
Sugar, and
californian peacock's
Sale.
oil
Teas,
Co.
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chicago corned Queensland australian south
Australia
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Alliance
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Retail.
Street
is
&
ift
meats,
STOREKEEPER
and
MANAGER
W.
:
:
West
GENERAL
Wholesale -Howick
PACKENHAM-STREET,
:
SC0LLARD,
IMPORTER
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WINE,
:
Warehouses Street.
Essex
GO.
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Stree,
Bonded
Rooms
Its
TOLLEY
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.
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any
at any length
of Perth.
part
CORN-GRUSIIING
1
done
premises.
All
business
to
letters
be
addressed
to—
BOWRA,
CHRONOMETER, CLOCK, MAKER, JEWELLER, that jlf extensive
his
he
has
Customers
Kemovea.
to
he
where
Town Kail, patronage. and GOLD JEWELLERY
solicits
KJVF
Mr.
Wedding Rings
made
Time
taken.
payments JOHN
and
llowick
Street,
the
opposite'
Town
Forrest,
Liabilities)
TION
AT to
to
his
and
building
business.
conducted in
inexpensively
Street,
Year
for
JL be paid
Music
CABINET
have
£4. 10
Fee,
Children
io.
in
w'
£31,250,000.
over one
year
by
#
A.
/
any
size
RETAIL
AND
received,
making
to
from
quarter,
12s
6d, size
S
I
ex
West we
offer
CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
To
Also
Cd.
full
6d
;
full
single Palliasses
be drawn
&c.
of WIRE WOVE large "shipment at the. undermentioned low prices: We are size, 8s. AustrianjChairs, large Jarrah-Toilet Tables and Washstands, Gd Couches in covered Spring-seated
1st Prize
;
8 guineas
years,
;
is
6800
as the whole subscribed.
of
the
OF LAND (1J acre adjoining railway Freehold), and road at North Fremantle, which on i3 erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage whole worth £765. ;
;
;
soon
1889.
UNION,
BLOCK
—
;
size
as
money
a Australian, Public to the
27s
ART
T?0?SS
800
POLISHERS, MANUFACTURERS,
BEDDING
BROKERS,
which size 3
&
UPHOLSTERS,
MONSTER
2nd
feet, lis (Jd at 10s, single, 10s 16s; single, Maltrasses, Chests of Drawers, Polished Jarrah from 60s. from 45s made, Cretonne, splendidly 5s per White and Gold and Gold 5s 6d. White doz.; Plates, Dining Cups and Saucers, 1'iom 22s full size Bedsteads, 6d and all other lines of Household from 17s 6d Tables, Our Kauri low of Wardrobe, Furniture at equally prices. pine Bedroom Suite, consisting Toilet Withstand and £15 be Chest at cannot Drawers, Table, Towel Rail, 10s, large the in colonies. excelled We will fcr To parlies about giving up housekeeping give you the highest cash, price without annoying dclajs. Furniture, your for new and old woilc. Furniture and Estimates Office a speciality Fittings given Furniture of Household and repaired, re-polished re-upholstered, equal Every description
10
37s
I
MAKERS,
READING JJOOM.
JJAILWAY
BAZAAR
2nd
Prize
3rd
Prize—
—
Winner £25.
to
select
to
value
of
,
.
over
per
just
WE MATTRASSI5S,
2 guineas.
and singing,
Entrance
'and
ORGANISA
FURNISHING.
E
HOG
D.
full
under
children,
5 guineas years, in advance.
SOCIETY,
BENNION,
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
JOSEPH,
ST.
For
—
1888,
transacted
ever
PARTIES
CENTRAL
SCHOOL.
GERALDTON.
riERMS-
OFt
SOCIETY
31st December,
ended
TO
NOTICE
etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
Perth,
OF
over
MANAGER.
WHOLESALE
SISTERS
Officer.
of
FRED.
REILLY,
BOARDING
CONVENT
Medical
World.
BUSINESS LARGEST in tbe World. SOCIETY all apply to particulars
or
PHILIP Muckie-
Business
and
expeditiously country
town
Chief
efce.,
FUNERAL
and
FURNISHING, carpentering Funerals
LIFE For
&c.
ASSURANCE and STRONGEST
LARGEST
the undersigned begs he is about to add
UNDERTAKING
'.
ACE.
Chairman,
ASSURANCE LIFE
THE
friends
numerous
N/t
S-TERR
M.L.C.,
excess
LIFE
OTHER
the in the
kind
of its
New
of
F.R.G.S.,
tlie
(namely,
EVERY EXCEEDS as may be regarded
the request and others, announce that
V/
GEORGE'
ST.
Esq.,
EQUITABLE
REFORM-
TT K
JLXXJLI
Accumulated .Funds on PREMIUM INCOME, in the AMOUNT NEW IN FORCE, in ANNUAL the BUSINESS,
SURPLUS
INSURANCE
FUNERAL
X
Esq. Sandover, W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C., Edward Scott, Esq., M.R.C.S.,
IN
Hall
V/
W.
to order
BOWRA,
JL
ASSURANCE TITF
DIRECTORS:— Alex.
hand.
on
nu
BRANCH:
of
always
description
jl
v/xxj
PERTH
the
share
a
WATCHES
SILVER of every
anTTT/rv
more
premises nearly adjoining Chemist Opposite Shop,
Hymus's
LIFE
EQUITABLE
&c.,
numerous
WIMBRIDGE,
PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS. HAY-STREET PERTH.'
Pony,
saddle,
&c.,
value
£10.
.
to inform
TJEGS
L.
THE
WATCH
and
.
JOHN
_
quarter.
:
.
per
For
all
arising. Blood effects monials. each
is
from
impurities
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in
Chemists
Vendors Tub Lincoln Co.,
warranted
For
by
Life."
the
is
WORLD-EAMED
CLARKE'S MIXTURE from
Blood
the
Lincoln,
everywhere. and
BLOOD
the blood to cleanse whatever cause Skin and Scurvy,
Midland
2s. Patent Solo
io
new.
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its kinds, of testi
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bottles, and
—
"
9d.
and
lis
Medicine Proprietors
Counties
Drug
England,
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Pipe Hooks, eye, Double Furnished Silk Lines, Flax Lines. Tanned Lines, Hemp of sizes, G ut Lines, irx. a variety Lines, Assorted Bottom Gut. Sinkers, Split Ash Fishing Rods, Shot, jointed, Cork Floats, Bamboo. Fishing Rods, for extra Reels fishing rods, Fishing useful and a., pf Baskets, variety and for fishing, nets Crali requisites Irons and Handles. of a assortment Also, splendid
His
the Sir Governor Broome, K.C.M.G.
Excellency
Frederick
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With
Hand
ROBERT
—
Lines,
viz.
Baskets,
Clothes Gorden
Baskets, Butchers' Baskets, Baskets, Picnic Roller Flower Baskets, Baskets, French Market Baskets, Baskets, of Useful and and a Baskets, variety Baskets. Fancy T Butt Hat. and Hingis, Hinges, remark Coat Hooks, Frame Pulleys,
ably
—
:
Box
cheap;
wood
Bricklayers' Tubes, Spare Level, Line ing Hammer's,
Rules, Plumb
Levels,
and
Lorries.
Emery
House
Cutlery,
Hair
Stove Wash Brooms
Brooms, White Brushes, Bass Brushes,
Bellows, Brushes,
House Shoe
Brushes,
Paint Sad
etc.
etc.
Flat Box Charcoal Irons, Irons, Screws and Nails Galvanized Roofing, and Russian Washers. Glue, Cabinet Glue, Ordinary Glue, Tinmen's Tin'd Ears, Rivets, Range Cocks for Iron Galvanized Tanks, Files, -
Tools.
Carpenters' extra
Bridles,
Wheels, and Perambulators, Bicycle-
I
Saddlery
of
Harness.
and varied stock, a large of Gig, and Cart, Cairiage and Gents' Saddles Riding and and Girls' Saddles
Boys' Pack
Saddles, Saddles, Jockey a first' and all for requisites or including Hostelry, Whips, Chamois Skins, ..Brushes, Spurs, Sponges, Harness Combs, Scrapers, Oils, Clippers, etc. Blacking, will be All orders sent by post or otherwise care executed with all and promptness, R.S. obtained FIRST PRIZE at the late Show held at Society's W.A. Agricultural Pilclies,
Horse class
Clothing, Stable
for
Guildford,
the best Harness.
and
Saddlery
Note ROBE
the Address R T S M
iggj-
Wholesale
collection
Barrack the Railway Agent
Perth,
for
West,
North
the
& TEE, Cossack.
in
501ks.
frontage One
depth.
mile
acre.
per
J.
T
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GALLE. o
I_
assortment
E.
splendid mongery.
of General Cash.
in BROUGHT one Chesnut MARE, fourteen Star on forehead, hands, branded on near shoulder. HW (conjoined) and a Brown FILLY, fourteen ALSO, shoulder. half hands, branded 3H3 on near with fifteen ALSO, foal, Bay MARE, W J shoulder. hands, branded ' near Now in paddock. Will be sold accord ing to law. GEORGE BISHOP. 6d. October 1889. 10s. Toodyay,-0th
Iron
—
Terms, LEYI
GREEN, Cash Ironmonger,
Murray
Perth.
Street,
be cleaved off my run horses must 1st January, 1890, otherwise they will bo destroyed. GEORGE BISHOP. 1889. Toodyay, 9bh October, A
PERTH
500
-...
at
...
...
„
cent.
Commission.
If
not
31—
THTJR.
Sirieius
All
Saints.
St.
P.C.
NOVEMBER. 1 be
can
obtained from W. STRICKLAND.
2 3
FRI. SAT.
Saints
All All
SUN.
Day Day
Souls
XXI.
After
With
Pent.
Octave.
St.
Malacliy
B.C. St. Charles St. Basil
4— MON.
£j
HIPPER
—
6
WB EEL
COACHBUILDER,
5 7
WRIGHT,
—
J
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to announce to the Public BUSI that he has STARTED the above and hopes branches, attention to business and good by strict of to solicit a fair share workmanship,
®lj5
BEGS
descriptions
I
Buggies, «/.Vl
till
>«
n
Jl.
Be
uyviid,
REPAIRS
and
r
'
Waggons,
in
name
of
Christ."
THURSDAY,
Traps,
Spring
I'ius
—
EXECUTED.
in
and
Protestants, Avere
they
Englishmen
sympathy
in distress of from doubts resulting truth. Neither religious could have hoped to priests
countrymen ence
becausethey uncompromising, Cn.tholins.
whose
in
fellow consci
a c a
about Irish be so
His
Englisli-
nor
this
use
and
is
a.
—
-
On
Mmnir. and
your
try
to
eyes
for
JX
OCTOBER
24,
1889.
MANNING'S WORT.
of
a
classes
testant
against Catholic memory, Chiniquies that not current
the he
that
true
Tradition the Church
Avell
so
ago or
an
in
any
of
part
DONALD
J.
and 1889.
Hay
VP
/?-S.
c&O
teed
July
two
Q years,
15,
J.
brought
CHIPPER. Murray-streets.
ROTIIER1IAM HUN'i'Klt at
colony.
Moderate.
Terms
Perth,
PRICES, the
8
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It
Avho sustains venerable ecclesiastic a tbe grand old noble among part men of tbe Cardinal period. man the first public Manning was the dock to take the cause pf up to the end of the labourers and. bimself to their strike he devoted
take
Perth effect
to
had
brought
been
the
and found
been
In
tho
also at
day,
died.
At in
400
day
that a Nickol.
the
Lunatic hold
inquest
accordance
with
Surgeon
last of
ozs.
before,
io.V
by gold from
nugget
oz.
"
Asylum, the George Ilaney on the body a
named
man
a
the
Saturday
on
that the
in,
Fremantle
other verdict of the
the
certificate
Superintendent
was
returned.
evil
Major
in his Edavards, report the Legislative Council, states the material that, of which although it is reliance composed is good, little can be attached to the W. A. Volunteer Force
article
Avas
the
market.
Cardinal convert, NeAvman, named and dealt a lieavy Woav to the Protestant great converts Tradition. Later have done Avhat the Cardinal had not time to Fathers accomplish. and Knox took the1 Bridgett lip the and records, of dusty past, documents from the original yet extant British in the Museum Records Office and in the Public
as
illustrious
laid
of
means
a
amount
Mrs.
Kenny,
I
defence
of
The
of died
funeral
took
being will R.I.
James in
Mrs. we
Kenny,
Fremantle
place interred in
cemetery. and Catholic,
prayers.
Mr.
Perth,
the remains Catholic faithful
account of the which it receives.
on
training
wife
of
week.
good
!
before
small
formerly :
'
drew out the -true of how story the robbed English people were of their faith unclean by an and by his illegitimate tyrant " Tho Bluff daughter. King Hal" and '/Good Queen Bess" of tra dition, badly in the light figure authentic documents of the
General
recently
|
the
to
came
telegraph
had
Only
the the
will
of the meetings Association of the and place in Perth
last
Sunday,
on
the
Kenny trust
remember
Perth
her
a
.was
that
the
in
their
P.
;
POSSIBLE
in
held
I
manner
LOWEST
at
present easy to many men great day to point in years, but who are far advanced an effort it would of require the name of any to recall memory man who is also young. very great And the strike caused wliicliv lately in the port of London such trouble front a veil to tlio the
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who of converts, the years joined Catholic Church, have done the meritorious deed of stamping out the lie that from an kept many making" even about the Catholic inquiry Church. This is but one instance of the invaluable services done in many directionsThere is by converts. to do. The masses yet work have yet to be reached. The swarming have poor in their ten's of thousands truth. yet to be led to tbo They are dear to Cardinal Manning's and it is a hopeful heart, sign that his recent action has caused them to knoAv to some extent and revere the As a rule, the great pastor. find out who people are surely their true friends and as Mr. ; Gladstone is known to the millions as the Grand Old the Man, so venerable Cardinal has been nicknamed the affectionately Grand Old Manning. late
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Geraldton for where he
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Young
P.C.Y.M.
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recent
of
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accompany.
weather been
the
clever
from
the
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J. F.
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during
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consider
press, readers
our
Southern
'certain
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a
defamatory
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week of
the its its
the
follow having columns
statements
s
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action and conduct of Father in to a certain matter reference of the 1st Vasse "In our issue a news letter from our published
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J.
Moffat Williams
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Sullivan
9
Hayes
CONVENT
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National Library of Australia
afternoon the
white-robed
the
the
the
same
the
Bishop
new
which
the
make
a
kindred
the
schools
per
capita
let of
course
train
of
i no-
attention
to
just
tne
God
have
speaks priests,
QfiSftVlllP.fi
to find school in the made
to
the
the a
fine,
it
,
religion half m
which what you, a
is
it
we
may
course
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ia
inexcusable. avIio men profess and agnostics noAvadays they numerous
of
make
Avill
refuse
to
"
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his
Avas
most
himself a true much thought
vieAved
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required
demn
your
her
this
of the do
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Yes,
being, you would great solar sys a poor representa much
so
maker.
however and has.
not conyou The philosop and it. abjured
?
his folly had been man, my friends, in youth he would not have
that
much
so
Do
unbelief
acknoivledged
If
stu
more
complex,
and admirable result of chance
a
yet been
has
the
more
the
OAvn
"And
machine
but
is
system much
so
never
properly misspent
much of his time in ignoring and deny of his Creator. It is through ing the claims moral culture that children of are neglect Avill not good. They are plastic, they and the learn be it or evil, anything, good reason why they learn evil is' that they are the motives for it. I not taught avoiding have the utmost sympathy for children Do schools. our attending government not
because suppose children are
Avhich God
I
schools
have
taught
in
know.
fto to
and Him, expect to their according of His heart observance law, that I have no who are in this res for children (neglected is banished from the God Almighty pect. of Parliament schools they attend by act in them. there is no religious teaching ivill its fruits Such is the law, what be ? there is not of you but can find I say one sad evidence his of among acquaintances of moral the of the iv'ant result teaching, xvant of the and the knowledge of God His It now and of commandments. for us to take vieAv of what Ave remains a Avho ourselves Ave are doing in this matter, to the best of our are having our children, and If well trained. you morally ability Avhen in sympathy Avith met an individual, and the that came charity good AvorkB Avould so upon us, you say, frequently
and reAvard or
-love
to-
punishment
—
the amount of your and then you object," Avould have that person proof of how much the work. I will tell interested in Avas the Avhat Catholic you sympathy Avith the Avork of education. is Put
in
doAvn
figures that
Avith
sympathy
a school Avas opened cost the of sum back, Avhich in ivhich £465 the Ave stand cost building a sum of £650, its the including fittings, schools total i'or the two being £1,115. under I is a That, believe respectable for Fremantle and a fine taking illustration of practical sympathy hearts. Avith the dear to our In object
At a
North
Fremantle
short
time
;
arc
Well,
fortunate
intimate belie%rer. devised
friend
enough one
The a
plan
latter
to bring
his
contingent
some
few
the
have the good sisters attend to education,
to
building,
to
months
back
stone
of to
hope
lay
the
also
to
a
I
cost
Before
be
at
of
next
Greenough
foundation be
there
laid the
school,
£1,100.
being
I
Sunday
Flats
of
dedicated
another education,
to
The total amount is indication lioiv Ave value of our But the children. proper training because train Ave our children religiously, and we that require they be so trained, much more than this. sacrifice The to Government alloived, the year according Avhich
cost
Avill
£4,365,
£700.
faint
a
for 1838, schools
for
each £1
Gnrl
nnf.
his
rights
r»f
each the
child of
sum
at the 5s. 7£d., Catholic
£3
child
in tho Why did we 3jd. ask ? remainder, you
7s.
the get because
Ave
said
not
avouIc!
ive
so.Vinnls
t.lift
n.rul
turn
dfiiivivfl
his
liim
creatures to forfeit obliged
over ivere
of
nf
this
for
—
it
mercy the
as
droppeth .
It
.
It
rain
gentle
that
set ivork.
from
:
and
gives,
Under
this
These
many future
field
ividening bless
them
and
all
means
in
for their
othera make to
1
pleasant
the do
ivill
him
and fruitful.
to of
care
taught
generation,
and
before
an
their
them zeal. and
labours
a
the
unmeasured have
ivomen
labours, have ivho their
here
hands
our
school devoted of the present lie generations
nuns
good.
;
blessed
tivice him
takes.
We have meritorious
good
is
blesseth
that
Avas
after
a
on
at valued present in the £1,450 spent the buildings during
Northam
foundation building
.
French to have who
school
for
at
heaven
one
clever
a
makes
upon To
and the
was
in fitting it The ground
expended purposes. built is
That
year. sent
school
a neAv
the school 2nd; and since then into £950 got Avorlcing order,
is
|it
City
of
foundation
Feb. been
It
rather
a
the on
been having educational
has
means, You knoAv there are to be infidels and atheists call as they themselves
school,
philosopher
result
£2,200. This is rather a but I beiwildering matter, am Avell to go Avith satisfied on the work because I know God to his ivill be a helper not the least I have doubt that people. to love our children ivhen Ave have taught love their think Him, to even enemies, ivell of them, of tliom, and do speak kindly it shall be said of gently by them, such the as illustrious bard training
clear to you and Avliat makes
school. this
it
wonderful
more
Avas
as
fu">lrviAwlnil<¥Q/1
:
man
"
No
it.
the
is
!"
intelligent believe that
pendous,
Well,
not
of civilized men to bo a majority teacher of truth, St. Paul They knoAv but God, have not they glorified Him or as God, thanks: given but become vain in their and their thoughts, foolish heart For airas darkened. professing themselves be Avise they to became fools." illustration Avhat the Apostle
made
it
an
tion—that
not
vast
An
"
contrary."
that
Avhich
schools
to
gives is a taught of that which
one
scnoois
aha
of
and
Government, for
any
VkV
by me
tem
book of Government
place in the -curriculum instruction for our little they provide ones. Noav the same causes invariably tho same produce effects, and in this case the effects must be such as Avero long ago
of
Convent
gain admission
grant
maxes
made have
the
hold
you
which £500.
of this has been
moral
inflicts which
said, in
hold
while
laid has
whole
share
proper
taught. Noav, I ask from such expect followed to the end this,
children
could
to
two
nevertheless
cultivated, as 1 have
and
procession,
Now
society.
attempted these
throughout
in its
who
know
being.
moment
Perth
Government for imposes a fine on you so doing. Tho education child your gets in that school be as may the quite as good best that is given where intellect alone is
of Mary as Crossthe following attendants, of Dr. Sisters St. Joseph, Gibney good to was conducted the newly erected It was with the building. difficulty numbers who followed in the wake of bearers
that
the
this is the second new within a twelve-month district. The was ceremony the occasion of a strong pronounce on the question ment by his Lordship at of secular education. Precisely four was a formed o'clock, procession the convent outside and, headed by the
opened
then
moral
school
SCHOOLS
and it Schools, Fremantle, volumes for the energy of the and people of the neighbourhood that
of have
land
shown the it with
was
examined
reply, Of chance
"
placed unbelieving
chance of atoms." Pray aggregation not it is And jest, impossible." why ?" Because it shoAvs impossible design of an in in It is the ivork every part. No sane man could for a telligent
"
more
between
gets
FREMANTLE.
dedicated
not
cast. If been thor
—
6 6
Sunday
has
will
.
the
On Perth
who lot is
child
a
is training put aside and intellectual alone is provided for. training The councils of men have decided that they will pay as a price high as you please -for intellectual but culture, they refuse to give culture. anything for moral In effect they exclude and in religion, Victoria they have even so the name gone far that of God is not allowed to remain in any of tho school books. In this colony you may it from the proclaim if house-tops you to have prefer your children educated in a
3 5 5
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sufficient'to
ensuro a prompt publi but to afford a correction, measure of redress to the maligued larjje to gentleman we caused special enquiries tho result be made, with that we found whatever for the statement no; grounds contained in the Vasse sent letter to us, anA which .we need re hardly say we ceived and published in good faith. It affords us much pleasure to add that also the Lord Bishop at the Vasse on tho 29th ultimo to referred, Service, during Divine and the made on this subject allegations exonerated the Rev. Father from fully calumnies in circulation tho respecting in matter. his action this It there is, to us to a source of gratification fore, join in denouncing tho inventor His Lordship unfounded and of such an fabrication, we to the Archdeacon tender Venerable our sincere and spontaneous that our regret confidence has been abused by our local and we have un that Correspondent been the occasion of causing intentionally pain in any quarter,"
quite
,
wa»»t>
a
member of men
division
it
unjustifiable.
better
councils
2
J. A.
left
is
than importance because it training, individual and therefore
better
a
D. Brennan J. Fitzpatrick M. Horrigan
Guilfoyle McCormish Mack
other
conclude of
is
intellectual
merely produces a
must
followed—
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Correspondent containing very reflections the conduct and grave upon action of the Venerable Archdeacon Lecaille in connection with the alleged Bxliumation of the bodies of two protestants buvied in the Roman Catholic Our attention Cemetery many years ago. has been called to tho subject by a letter fiom the Reverend Gentleman concerned, we are assured which that the stateinj
We
training
1
Sullivan
of
training
1
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of society whom his
with
W. Reardon J.Moffat
J.
—
those moral
moral
1
:
we
member
a
and subjects, fair Austral
J.
the
or
very
man.
100 Yds.
Hayes McLoughlin Conway
one
mark what a good work has been done. have a good child, and that in child, the ordinary will course, a grow up good man or and be for woman, powerful good in the and in the family community by force of It is because of trans example. of the moral law that gression find you people causing or before anxiety appearing the courts of but justice, you have never heard of a man a being considered criminal ho was because not educated an
15.
1
if
You
14 15
Drew
P. T.
Vasse
mnnf.s
Pratt
Lockyer
all
proverb
a
ough
11 11
Handicap,
is
will enable to comparison you just conclusion as to which worthy of being attended to. Where moral has been culture efficient, you
the
10 10 11
Hurdle
it
same
the
grieve
9 9
Droiney
and for
a
have
Hogan
H.
resiunfe
publishes for apologj' insertion in
in
one
the
the
10 10
Constitu place after
the
cerning Lecaillo at the inst,
assist
at the receives
field
most
is
9 9
Corbett Julian Williams
in of
question
cannot
wo
held
was
the
Times
ing satisfactory unwittingly given to
meeting
Homo to delegates the passage of the new As the took meeting
sending tion
to
a
and form
9 9
.
Yesterday the Town
moral
intellectual You know
defect must be regretted, for be remedied. Now rarely compare the results of man's intellect cultivating and those which exclusively follow properly from the cultivation of his moral nature,
Roach Carr
R. P.
this
the attention.
cultivate, uncared it can
T.
J.
is
7 7 7 7 9
A. Moffat J. Kelly J. Mc Henry
Geraldton,
Walkaway, 4s.; Mr. Bunbury, Goodwin, Mr. J. M'Douald, Back Flats, Aherne, do., £1.
man
6 6
Conway
T.
Sliiells,
in
sown
that
day
system
so
of
The moral development. a large one, and it is of supreme that the should good seed
there is that necessity the sowing latter should be done with as great, or care. The greater, intellectual part of is the man mind, and the moral part of is the man heart. Man has both these to
J.
J.
mind
to
the
"
taught
an
grave of the
7
C.
the
and is
desired was
his and
the
"
what a man sows the same he shall and of the reap, of great sphere of labour which I speak this is true. I especially will not dilate here the upon cultivation of the intellectual will garden but rather endeavour to out to point the you distinction between it and the moral in to show garden order what
5 5
Horrigan
because
intellectual field
that
5 5
Healy
the fields, The intellectual
one, vast
also
well
time due
4£
Sullivan G. Fraser P. Hayes W. Guilfoyle H. Hutchens
subscrip
is
be
Yds.
3 4
Drew
M. '
Doivnes
10s.
15s. Mr. W.
£1;
:
field
scratch. 1 yd.
J. Mansfield D. Brennan
Bishop
following
week Mr. Jno.
3s 9d. Mr. M.
Perth,
the
received
9th
scratch.
E. Kelly J.Peter A. McCusker
.
have
Milo,
100
W. J. Reardon D. Baldwin H. Lockyer
barrister young old will country, the to the
Lordship
the
on
of
capable importance
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Handicap
Sheffield
Legislative
Greenougli.
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extensive
Young Men's
J.
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nominations
—
Council.
Mr.
embraces the moral.
:
Broome
the
the
Catholic
Society handicaps Nov. next
'
'
SPORTS.
are
following Perth
the
strange
Frederick
into
SOCIETY
D.
by Sir opening
Men's
4
the limited at our space disposal musq be attributed the non-appearance in these columns of the and interesting re-assuring delivered
open to Mr. H. B. which the
drawing room. one having called and apparatus, having
and
sun
His
his
of
piece
"
pleasure
The
it in friend
senses.
right skilful
a
"
Lordship have very much in giving the first lesson in this to room, dedicated the of in just uses to the struction audience before goodly I first of all me. the congratulate of the reverend the priest and parish on the build good sisters very handsome now taken ing they have possession of for I school purposes. also compliment the and I builders, believe in so l doing endorsinc am onlv vour individim! rmfninn I am very pleased to speak to you on the of education as subject ivhicli, you know,
Mr.
his
our representing bodies to principal belonging and their motions, illustrating
chance.'
I
:
to orery,
an
mechanism
delight one,"
—
:
said
His
Handicap,
bringing an
To
speech
Sheifield
congratulate
citizens.
Sunday
on
passed did
the
by
the
turned out to be of the athletes
Rifles Metropolitan their anniversary by prize-firing was Eliza Butts. There a large during the day to com present the had numerous prizes that
attendance for pete
Mr. winner
the
was
reflect highest In the contractor. a large number of the Catho the school lic was population solemnly and his blessed then Lordship addressed the meeting
the
upon presence of
won
was inst, W. A. Gale. last year.
the
fittings
credit
for
handicap
23rd
on
man
Perth Catholic succeeded in which
wrought
public.-
in
the
Mount
off
scratch also was
Lockyer,
our
glad to see for reputation of pro reports
Club's
Athletic
November.
Yesterday celebrated
correct the
weeks
by
to
—
run
man
for Show, which Society's was to have been held in the Government Gardens and in has, yesterday to-day, The
A.
are
its
interest
comers,
"We of number nominations have been received for the Perth Catholic Men's Sheifield and Young Society's Hurdle Handicaps to bo run on 9th Nov. next. The list will bo found in another column. A
that
W.
best
"
by en
we
maintain
general,
members, Gale
the
in
few
a
justice
«
of the Horticultural postponement Show to Spring Wednesday, Society's is
Fremantle
equal which
to
ceedings
The
Nov.,
North done
was
contemporary,
business of interest particular to the has been done by the Legis public Council since it lative opened on yester day week. little
13th
at
since
;
friend
philosophic He procured
'
There
the well-filled already capacious hall, was which for the prettily decorated The de ign of the building is event. and light, and simple, yet elegant air, have not to ventilation, been sacrificed while the' tastefully appearance,
.
successful;
of the interesting report ceremony the of the Convent attending opening on Sunday last, School, Fremantle, appears in the West Australian. His Lordship's leaves to address, as there reported, nothing be desired. The Vicar General's inaugural
.
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highly
—
Club's
to be
—
Athletic
promise
—
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Saturday
on
—
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sports
:
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the ever
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God
bless
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infinite treasure an
into
the
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the His
soul
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bought
!
she of this
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world
form
it
forms
is
to the
of these a
great
little
the to the
as
had
found
in
child
for words
me,"
he sets on His only
judge ransom
price,"
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to
or
the
time
be
woman
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of little
wants of like whom
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by
so
earth,
in
destined of the children.
are
custodians
thousands of
man
is
on
all
you
Child
blood
iviiss unipper, and Miss Williams, realized £107. The or show, tion of Wednesday,
do
a
divine
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other Himself He has
ones
little
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protection little
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protection. tion
and
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will
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in
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the
responsi Joseph,
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wreaths,
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to
its
rules, Mother to
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nlirnv
f.liA
—
flinainor
-
their
Catholic
in
Beverley.
Chapel
is
about
the
last Mr.
meeting Henry
benefit member. sheet £215 showed ;
luuil,
the
during
are
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of
and the
Receipts
£15 17s.
9d.
the
net
quarter for
the
The to
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to be
the
Myers
From our own Correspondent. weather here for the last few weens has been alternate rain and sunand there is every shine, promise that the season will end as well as it has is about finished begun. Hay-making and of the early here, many crops are stacked. The wheat and already being
cells,
erected
Fremantle was
quarterly credit to
of the
elected
balance the
sick
branch benefit members. amounted to evening
gam of ten
The usual association being
YOUNG
SOCIETY.
fortnightly meeting of our held on October 13th., 21 members Mr. present. t! and Mi. Sweeney Jas. Connor were nominated for membership. The adjourned debate was proceeded with and was won by the a of by 3. All mem negative majority bers who did not take in the part debate were then served with for sharp tickets The subject of debate practice. for next of meeting is the advisability introducing an of improved method or liay-farming to the present Mr. adhering B. system. McGuinness, supported by Mr. J. McGuinness the' and Mr. T. taking affirmative, F. Lucy assisted by Mr. Ventura, the negative. was
there
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PERTH
CATHOLIC
YOUNG
MEN'S
SOCIETY. The usual weekly meeting of the above was held on Society The Thursday last. Mr. John President, Kelly, o.ccupied the chair, and there were about. 25 members After the present. journal business had been transacted, Mr. W. Reardon a "Master gave and reading, Man," and Mr. W. Horrigan one entitled which was "Biddy and the Postmistress," followed, by a song from Mr. J. Downey. After Mr. J Kelly this, treated the mem bers to a most address on the interesting uses and advantages of Shorthand. At tlic conclusion of the lecture, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. for Kelly iiis able and instructive address. For next Messrs. W. Thursday, J. Reardon, and T. Roach Downey., promised Mr. J. Moffat Recitations, a Reading, and Mr. Conway, a song, after which the closed. -meeting .
.
are crops barley the latter being
remarkably well, looking fit for the stripper. nearly in full and a good swing,-
i3 Shearing is expected. The Rev. P. Long returned last week from "Gullawa. and the Irwin district. He celebrated Mass at St. Thomas's on There was a large Sunday last. body of Communicants. A committee meetiug of the Building was held after Mass, and it ivas decided to a well sunk on the have, immediately, site on which the Convent is to be erected. I have had the pleasure of see and of the ing the plans specifications and hold tho opinion proposed building, in accord that if the building is finished ance with the same, it will bo a credit to the district. It is to proposed have a monster the day the foundation picnic on stone will be laid, and to try and get an excursion train to Geraldton give the folk an opportunity of attending. I write, It is as and we have raining had light showers since yesterday even .
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these the vocal reflex of (and devotional alone can hearts) sing— Webb's Mass in G. The sisters do like that mass— and so do we. Friends of the "received" were then invited to liberal of of the the hospitality partake of which we can nuns, speak in most and with recollections laudatory terms, " most to the inner man." grateful A
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wore
—
Societies. -
Exhibi
;
the were then costume, postulants to his and having presented lordship, made a of tbeir desire to protestation enter the of nuns, and congregation
promised fidelity ducted by the Rev.
York tended
it.
bridal
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degree
what leave
upon
his
destruc
vast
throw
if it, upon you of work your attend will not
ulv
not
under
their a
that
see
to do
Arrayed Wlt/ll
seeks
succeeding
are
them
place
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greatly the' town of York into bring rising The exhibits were prominence. day's such as to reflect credit the district. upon The townsfolk turned out in gay attire, women and children. men, HisExcellency the Governor and a considerable number of visitors from Perth and FreiiSjantle were at the show. There were present horses cattle prancing, lowing, sheep and cocks Along the bleating crowing. benches were bread, butter, ham, spread, etc. I give a bacon, vegetables, flowers, of few of the exhibits and names the winners. For best 4-b"ushel bag of wheat in Eastern £1 Is. Districts, grown prize, awarded to Mr. J. Allcock. Best vege to £1 Is. Mr. F. tables, prizo awarded Craig prize for bacon and ham, £1 Is., awarded to Mr. J. H. Monger.
divine
virtue
visit.
October
Amount
to
time to of some
your
vvnice,
Stack.
a
-
:
the
this for chosen man, Joseph, of His foster-father should be the guardian infant and He expects life you therefore the not as under only to regard yourselves of St. but to lead the Joseph, care
Hibernians
Son
for
iviiss
who have and it is you largely elected to Blessed Joseph was of tending that boy, the dearest
it.
election be the
that
if
Now
!
it
:
that
so
one,
stupendous
one
to
little
are to care these says you that his Remember flock. make them either good or bad. child has to of years grown work is what see a
for
do
that
one
a
save
"You the
a
to the
of
care
good work,
At
little
beloved paid
My
words
so
you "What
this
ones.
the
to
me."
but
in
Now
you. Just king said
many child for
this
.
its and
scale,
snail
undertaking
is
you
SAWYERS'
VALLEY. A
The weather hore for the la3t week up has been very cloudy. Our mills are Both doing good work. hands. Mr. employ thirty Honey's mill is for the two fulfilling large orders govern E. G Lacey's Mill is ment, while Mr. a of timber for cutting Mr. large quantity Contractor. Mr. a Lee, McLean, large contractor from rode down to Victoria, last Perth on with tho Tuesday of Railways Commissioner and went back I believe that the again on Wednesday. to of his visit was some arrange object business in connection with 'the Midland for the Perth Railway and the contract Water Supply. A few tenders weeks were called ago fur and charcoal the supplying of firewood to the Government. The prices sent" in
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THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
24th.
Appointment.— R. J. Beswick, acting and telegraphist, postmaster vice Cossack, J. P. Furlong. Victoria Public Library.— The oi Mr: S. Burt, resignation Q.C., as a member of the Victoria Public Library has been Committee, accepted. Roads Board.— The election of Mr. J. R. Walter as a member of the Blackwood Roads vice Board, Mr. A.W. Moulton, is notified. resigned, A Despatch. from despatch the of State for the colonies, Secretary dated and relating to August 20tli, to pensions civil is servants, published. W. A Volunteer Force.— A General dated Head Quarters, Order, October 16th states His Excellency the Governor has been C. Y. pleased to place Captain Dean, Metropolitan on the Rifles, Unatteclied at List," his own request, on account of in accordance ill-health, with para. 47, Vpluntcor Regulations." A General Order of recent date states that Appendix A to tlie Voluntoer Regulations on November gazetted is 22nd, 1888, cancelled. and another Appendii substituted. Licensed Surveyor. William Rowley a licensed Perth, under 50 Vic. surveyor lias been 6, specially licensed by the —
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:
—
"
—
commissioner
voices,
the for it. in the
give
put
can
done
liist
our
from
thing
as
not
blood with
the little
for
charge.
Egyptian
value sent He
one
both
world in one
decide
infant
"
charge
involves.
wo
to
to
you
world, and its precious valuable in the things be the more valuable ? of the value of peerless
your
of the
mother
the child
will
is
daughter
the
the
for
its will
knowledge
the
reeds
child
which Put the
depends
that
and
little
a
to your
the.
Take
by
your Him
the value of these
one
it
to
responsibilities this charge
a
then
that is
out
manner
of the value of opinion are people prepared price balance
made
yourselves
know
a
espousals
This
estimate
you ?
takes
so
it,
laid
His
means
of yours
has
special the
places
creatures
in
in
ones
nosoever
these
are
and
—
Church
sanctification
God a
it
having it
ever.
dedication of dedication
ones
in
She
this
work in is,
time
for
or
presents accepts
the work.
means
Him
the
ceremony. of woman, and of God,
and
of
to
this
and He Him, to Him for belongs 5
to the
prepar brides
with
reign
this what
is
to-
case
are
dedication
means
This
born child
child, it a
so
but
You
your
:
to-day
nothing. symbolises
not half have
salvation)
others.
Him ever
service
is you
to be the eternal of God, to be everlastingly
Son to
world work
own
your of
ing
bliss
the the
Gospel
bridesmaids and in preceding bearing hand the future of the two apparel young sisters. Most appropriately fell the weird notes exitn Israel of the In the upon of for a just the real scene, conception of of. this the cere signification portion recalled in truth, "The out mony going of of the house of Israel fiorn Egypt, Jacob from a barbarous As the people." Gloria Patri was intoned the newly-clothed their nuns bridal reappeared and the hu discarded, paraphernalia and poverty of the Order now mility pic tured forth in their sombre garb. Again at his kneel and they lordship's feet, attest resolve >to their firm die to again the world and live to God alone. Their them -to the sacrifice, pastor encourages commendable lauds their thanks desire, the God of grace who prompts it, and bestowed his blessing, having upon them Miss Matilda Simmons and Miss Catherine Hatton world knew (as the them) or Sister -and Mary Ignatius Mary Francis the conventual (as vocabulary of their future and. the records career as will religieuscs designate them) had entered the novitiate of the Order of St. Joseph. Then the Holy Sacrifice was offered by
which
ceremony dedication to
the himself
and breast, What there
.
w
as
From
it
I have
little'
.
child
said, the
and
of
virtuous
—
Well, satisfaction this little
is
ones
maturity,
.
:
it
little When
"
dear
same
took little
you
to
her strengthen to title rank hereafter in that white robed that follows the Lamb whith army ersoever He goetli." This end, this con summation, is indeeda blessed one, andtho means thereto are blessed with the pleni of tude of the Church's For two blessing. her flock in Western Australia that, benediction of hers was and sought on when week, given Wednesday the ceremonial for such occasions was observed with more than ordi perhaps The nary Bishop officiated, solemnity. Father Martelli The hymn to assisting. the Holy was the initial item of Spirit the impressive As ceremony. sung by the choir of nuns, this sublime canticle Veni Creator Spiritus—vraa as prayerful in its as it was It majestic. rendering to seemed as the Mentes if, responsive must tuorum the Holy Ghost as visita, descend to dwell in those souls suredly now dedication about to be -by solemn His. This divine invocation— in divine, as addressed to the Spirit of God, truth, and well-nigh divine in its composition too— address preceded a practical by the on the nature of the duties the bishop newsisters would, be called upon to per and the which form, responsibilities would devolve He said upon them.
:
.
to realise
of
he
as
j
day
to
day
.
you
a
returned
Gibney
r.
;
to
Here
his
of these
one
who
how wonder
the rest of the world things itunderstands because does not understand, It is well that not the of God. you ways the of should realise importance your and then to it mission, give yourselves to me that It appears with all your heart. to you that I think I may well express very to undertake are situated you befittingly You are dedicated so a charge. to, great of St. the and under Joseph, protection mother of God, perhaps the after blessed and in tins saint the greatest of His saints, to model. As he had have you assuredly Child the charge given to him of the divine of men— and —the fairest of the children
;
forth
to
bystanders to
is
I have one
is,
;
Jesus
the
you task
"
is
In to
it
presses
Me, and receive one such Me." receiveth
espousals
perfect, to alacrity her not
it
"
do
you unto
do
of those but greater her it for is bestbw that giveth; doth better the saith same St. Paul. And when a maiden in sets herself preparation apart for all important this step of consecrating to Him her Who best may virginity in claim the Church comes to mark it, with the seal of her approval the several of solemn acts which stages in that series destined in the order of to are grace of culminate in the realisation As a the virgin's heart's desire. postulant, half life is the first year of her convent considered a demand for admission into if the community by it she approve herself to the sisterhood, the novitiate awaits her and if, two years elapsed, her still endure and her life good resolutions of the accord with the spirit she rule, her takes the final troth to step, plights upon
who then He
and
it
Take
and
consideratiofi." child a little
takes
on
the be
those
you, wondrousness.
its
some
but will
Jb
thanks to the congregation and all who so assisted at the late had liberally he said, In the first the bazaar. place, and preparing to the part fell organizing of Mercy. Sisters The stall-holders, with next the their came then assistants, liberal who with their had money public, To'each and so generously responded. he tendered his warmest thanks. all After Mass, the meeting of the female of branch the was held and S.H.A., Benediction Fr. an given. Gibney nounced that Mass would be celebrated at 9 a.m. on All Saints' and all Souls' days. The Bazaar was opened on Wednesday The morning and, on Thursday. display of goods in the stalls was tasteful and The Hall which had been pre pleasing. looked for the event charming at pared On Wednesday evening, night. especially, the crowded room was and immoderately hour. remained full until a late All the workers at the bazaar were very actively the whole .of the evening. employed were, The stall-holders, too, indefatig able. To with the stalls begin Mrs. from the I noticed left, Lavery, Mrs. Tomney, and Mrs. O'Connell. (Miss Mrs. Mrs. O'Connell presided), Gallop, and others. Mrs. Kinnean The Hackett, " assistants" were and deserved many, the reputation which Fr. Gibney gives them viz :— that in behalf of the Bazaars, for unwearied exertion', they are unequall ed. I give a few Miss Miss Tomney, Miss Esther Miss Isabella Davis, Lavery, Miss Miss Ellen Grace Williams, Stack, Miss Joyce, the Misses O'Connell, Davis,
many
fifties.
teach
;
before
.
Jesus fondles
"
:
charge
beloved,
half
another
is
your but
;
value,
have
you
To
talents
fives Him
Dearly
but
one
care.
to
not
numbered care
is not
placed in yoiufive given
are
earth
were
it
Correspondent.
a
Sunday,
to
:
two
the habit of clad with St. Joseph of the Apparition. By no means in the of rare conventual institu history constitute tions the they very (indeed life of all such communities) religious celebrations are nevertheless the subject of to Church. special joy Holy to does she give her blessing Frequently of the earthly man and wife espousals before the and with marriage altar, for He that giveth his alacrity virgin in well" doth St. Paul. marriage says ladies
soul.
child's that
On
thought
were
oi
crown
.Lands
under the Transfor of Land Public Reserve.— /I von— near
acres),
Cootanning
to
practise
Act. No. 1491(640
Tank,
as
a
stop-
and stock. ping place for travellers The Bankruptcy 1871.— In re B. Act, C. Wood, Fremantle, under the trading style of " T. and H. Carter & Co. (liquida "
1st
general meeting creditors, Supreme Court House, Nov. 6th, 11 a.m. .Zn re P. H. Customs House Dufiield, Geraldton officer, 1st (liquidation) goneral Mr. J. Barrat's meeting creditors, office, Nov. 4th, 3 p.m. Geraldton, In re W. B.' Westwood, Greenough, formerly of Geraldton, apothecary (liquidation): 1st general Mr. meeting creditors, J. Barratt's Nov. office, Geraldton, 2nd, 3 p.m. Vital Statistics. The population re turns for the quarter ending September tion)
:
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.
Fremantle,
Oratory,
Con
the
of
—
vent
in
week
form And
—
of last
Wednesday
to
From
to know the estimate the value of a little
enabled
are
ought
we
from
be too authorities high by the Railway for the firewood, but the contract for charcoal was secured L. Leather by Mr. of He has to supplySawyers' Valley. eight thousand bushels. The people up here who send firewood are in a great way by train in consequence of the fewness of trucks at their' placed There are about 100 box trucks disposal. on the Eastern Railway, yet a working man think may himself if he very lucky of 5 per gets an average month to send aiway his wood in. I believe that the York Show promises to be a There great success. are upwards of 40 people from the mills about to give
.
we
A
our
contractors
by intending
what
than and
give redemption/
YORK.
The
undefiled.
to
more
"
He this
and
pure
not
.
MANTLE.
On
the
had for gave
.
Lamb,
Creator
.
the
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RECEPTION
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thai
was finger ago, by an
years forty-seven in the hunting-field.
Mr.
Brassey, in collected amount total
to
required
the the
defray
cost.
General Sheridan a termed genuine wait did. not He
what
was
may Catholic.
practical for
On the contrary, he always of health the .best aud. partook regularly repentance..
Mss
be
attended of the
On being the Church. sacraments officer why he asked once by a brother he promptly so devoted. a Catholic was 44 soldier should Because a answered, to die." always he prepared .
of
What,
then,
said
Hamburg,
at ing Eitfope
the
opinion Remarking upon the attitude of England ox was that of a fat chewing it he'said there of -a mad bull." the cud instead not Had it appeared is the cablegram. not have we could in black and white as m duty it. We are taught, believed the tradi and instructed by all was
bobnd,
the change from lion rampant to lion couchant. wris the be from BUt that the charge should there !— Well, mad bull to the lazy ox We have arrived to be said. is ho more nn hi, Rr able. N. Z. Iciblcl of British
tions
that
glory
tyranny
—
Says
English market-day, an
an air of with me, She told behaved un that her husband secrecy, ine to be a and knowing to her, kindly what her would tell could I wise man, is The remedy simple, him. cure husband treat your 'always said I; woman thanked The smile.' with a and went a courtesy, roe."
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dropped
me,
A
away.""
she
aiter
months
few
of
fine
couple bringing again, satisfaction me with great She told her husband; cured had I of the begged my acceptance the victory was This return. of patience."— and the reward a
Westminster, his countrymen is also England, satisfaction.
?
and
she
in fowls of love,
Catholic
—
black ters,
Mind
a
taking
sucking
began
the cow's into milk. the
around
itself
coiled
lund-cjunrmonth its
teat
After
a
to its returned man for Larew sent a hired an hour the cow Within his shotgun. allowed snake and again the recalled At a favourable milked. be to herself shot the snake. Larew Mr. moment the earth and roared -
short bole
time Mr.
The
cow
like act
a
finally
as
the
snake
pawed
crazy
though died,,
and
animal,
mad
for
presumably
continued
several of
a
magnificent
a
people
bitter
hv
V»r>efn\vp.rl
Prinp
t.Tip
Cardinal
Henry Edward,
which hold that
by
service
Church
acquired which long centuries
world
alone
his
the upon have failed
to destroy.
to
days and broken
heart.
National Library of Australia
to the Church. happy to be able to say that of conversions to Catholicism The to flow on steadily.
—
We are the tide continues
reception the Church of Lord St. Cyres, son heir of the Iddes-. and present Lord and an of Mag undergraduate leigh, dalen College, has caused a considerable into
amongst
sensation friends.
our Anglican Cyres belongs to a of which have been family the members fairminded towards the conspicuously
Lord
St.
Church. Catholic bered that his Stafford Irish
It
will
be
Sir the
addressed
Northcote,
Orangemen
remem
then
grandfather, a
to letter strong on the occasion
of"
remonstrance of when, to the his visit a at North, dastardly tack was made on a Catholic convent. Two other notable conversions which have just taken chronicled place are by the of
Osservatore an
English
Romano. Protestant has resided
One
who Harnett at S. Romano, years who has been received the by Father Mori, priest The other convert parish.
.Anna
Seeman,
who
genin Wurtemberg, sect. Evangelical errors
at
that
is
named lady, for many on the Arno, and into the Church
Saracena,
of
that
is
Miss
born
at Tubinand belonged to the her She abjured in and Calabria, the at Baptism was
conditional yeceived hands of Dr. Leone Ferarri, who, under Divine has been Providence, instrumental in her conver mainly sions,
.
Reid.
the act of decking
was
only touching practices undisturbed by has which swept
faith,
but
of
faith
the
Catholic as this. in the Tyrol pilgrimage once
as
which
no
one
can
ever
forget to wait for to witness it.
is
not necessary which occasions on devotion of the people naturally and everywhere are this form, shrines
in
noted for
country rich and
the
The
ages.
in glorious monasteries
crown
nestle
or heights and by the
the
smiling
and
are
carved
of wood
a
with
life-size
and
beautiful
heights,
suddenly
AfiRiistnnifid
tokens
of
he
hearts,
the
so
so
remote, seemed the spot. the crucifix been lofty,
but
had
it
ed
one
other
lead to sciousness
opening to
nut
to
it
1
the was
the It
a
dress
in
girl a
peasant
with
came
waving the
from
grass crevices
passionate face.
supplication
Presently
she
her
local
rose
of
of
total
to contributed that the
"passes,"
schools
schools
The
Catholic
local
warmly
community
congratulated educational
of their arena
of strenuous
since
it
handicapped" them to be) with 44
an
its
own,
instruction. are
quite
precionaness.
be
to
victory the in
competition schools
the secularists the burden of
religious burden" Catholics
knowing
is this
institutions
their
(as
ing
bear,
on
public our that
proves than hold
more
pic
;
can
though deem impart That
to willing It acts, even in the
any way, as no impediment for the world's struggle temporal prizes. the most virulent So much secularist For those must admit. who (whether
mosses
rocks. knelt
or that Education not) believe defective unless hopelessly religious instruction be one of its factors, it must be hugely satisfactory to know that the of the 44 solid" result determination of of New the Catholics South Wales to maintain a school system of their own, based ou a true conception of the scops and objects of Education, is the annual
Catholics
is
j
sending (
upturnfrpni hey
schools
at high honour Examinations. of occasion, the 115
14 at fonnd" extravagantly Department their of the managers back, the triumphs of the successful Catholic schools may. be fairly said to be a brilliant one.
while fervently sat motionless the first not
on
Public
Considering those classified (including " as and " high") superior" only man aged to send up 29, notwithstanding their havinc the Treasurv. as well as
maiden, down the
observer It was her. time he had such a scene witnessed .since he had been wandering through in land ; but this Catholic something him the touched picture present the absorbed it was deeply. Perhaps look of the the devotion of girl, unseen
watching
and
Catholic
the Catholic less than 28.
Public
upon
the
and velvet of the she crucifix,
Pausing before the and prayed long and
ed
the
last
the
no
path.
apron, of the
;
:
achieved Senior
which
a light step One hand, as well as her filled with the wild flowers was with the mountains, mingled
rugged
long,
young of
both on him
Continued.
44
was
who
the
came
have
this
as
scene.
turesque
saw
went who 90 up passed. 90 successful candidates 16 these hailed from 74 Queensland, leaving
make his strokes with of a practised hand, he the for prepared living
which
the
Of
and foliage chosen the position for his sketch— but
picture
be
not on
candidates
ease
to the
adjunct
be
colony University
the On
to
began
rapid not
—
over
Schools
Again the
by intervening point
hurried
which 44 and
into
shelved but could
Exams.
—
best
ravine
you, I
Catholic
so
—
feet a which would way with this con safety ; and to rest awhile, he sat down his as he did so, sketch-book of the scene down the outlines
had
saw
t.n
was
sight He
I
!
and a blush were the young cheek as she girl's but she answered very quietly
It chanced that from him. where he sat he commanded a .view of concealed the crucifix himself though rocks. as the as he
then
you,
side
To
the
near
chance." A smile
before
from
But
sure.
drew
yonder"— he point
deep
mountain it was thought
the tired. -He had very lost his way, and did not know how to find the he had left but the ; village and the shrine of the sight path reassured him. It was a token that a he had at last discovered way trod
by
is
inacessible had Yet not only erected with care,
shelter placed over mountain storms. day of wandering
a
it
almost
a
man
young
He
faithful
this
by
strokes
sketch.
:
over
the
across
and
quickly
the
from
it
protect After
of
piety
struck
was
neglected
bold
his
on
sward
level
on
saying Ah, Ursi, from figure
a
upon the side of form of Love was
his
few
a
head
"
skill
hfi
her
girl,
came
as?
seized
a
her
on
rugged
were
by
winding steep, path whicli hung the touching a
her, rested
kissed the nailfeet and turned to leave thespot. pierced But as she did other steps came up the A tall athletic young man pass. dress mounted in the of a huntsman, as if he the as way lightly
four.d one day by a young who after for hours climbing his the wild losing way among
—was
while
towards tear
length
crucifix,
considerable
man
with
bending
them.
see
yive for such who gazed. moment, the artist not
feverish fearful eagerness, that she moment would pass every still for quite away ; but sho remained then a' considerable of time—
villages,
ever
the
observer and with her figure
drew
—
for pasture,' slirine—
I
would
crystal
placed
the crucifix whom all generations unite in calling Blessed. Some are of these rustic shrines where found far up on the mountains or those who take only the huntsmen, in to the summer the the cattle up
high alps One such
a
gently
so
pencil
appear constantly the of her image here at least-
wayside
that He her here
was so as He of Galilee, hillside who her the brought oil and poured it upon
on
thought
large cheek. The
convents the noble
memories,
vivid,
so
absolutely mountain-side,
!"
bent
the
of
faith
a
warm, to present
personal
the next then, within him, for, her work of love had ended, the girl paused and rapt motionless attitude in a before the. raised her' to the head crucifix, eyes
erected
churches
of and
jject
or
woke
great The takes
history
o
maiden remote
Tyrolean abstraction
far
What
faith And
sight and it
:
this
feet. 44
most remain
a
as
:
the
so
this
His
the
is
devotion might graver spoke of so much con so much love it seemed human so near to the
many ages ago to the eyes of rich spikenard
lands many A religious
so
but
to
the
flowers
It
no
love
he said
child,
with
suffering yet let like of a child, it moved
love than
was
on
indifferentism
over
more
was
—
the
not
Him have
Deity
it blessed and this is the deep and ardent of its people. faith piety that To travel land is like through back the pages of the world's turning to the for Ages of Faith: history
there
tender
a
a
this
the
God
world
has
these
Archbishop
not should be Westminister,exalted to sufficiently adequately Dr. the unique position" which express Manning holds in the country of his the birth. The assistance which in has rendered Cardinal adjusting the Strike those acts of recalls great
home
catholic
Christian
the
Divinfi.
nnon
of
secular
—
done. and fidence to bring the divine. To
is no more there land of mountain beautiful and glen, lake and waterfall than the Austraan But to Catholic heart the Tyrol. is there to be found there something even attractive thun the wild and more. with which romantic loveliness nature
artist,
intolerance Titles the Ecclestiasticai The in the only feeling that the is a regret
revenge, which passes Act to-day.
English
a
Conversions
tout
Peter M. M by a Snake. that had a cow Newton, of Larew, without any home night every came Citizen the Ottawa says, and milk, was someone stealing that thinking she left her before milk from the cow loosed her Larew Mr. recently pasture, where lie the near house, field in a The theft. detect any readily could and soon became animal seemed uneasy, her to returned Larew that Mr. so-wild The bars ground. her first pasture at once the cow gal let down, beiDg the lot in old tree stump loped to an Soon a loudly. and began to bellow the stump, snake emerged from
Milked
Primate of all for sincere matter
fowls.
.
Telegraph
the
What the
for
entirely
came
:
of
.
says woman, country 44 me one to came diving aud begged to speak with
the Pall Mall leader, of the 19, speaking 44 Strike The pai't of Cardinal Archbishop henceforth to the heart
a
.
decent
A
Tribute. '
ii
44
instances of the Order in the
Sept. Budget. docklabourer's played by the
It
almanac."
all
In
matters, and, consequence of his lesistance to which, he had him self been expelled. B. Mr. R. Wise, done more to therefore has evidently name. serve than to injure the Catholic
Noble
see
prayers.
44
the
By
humane,
in
A
alarming abundant
OFFERING-.
for
regarded
tyranny
nolitical
could
himself,
written
same dressed .and cured at the Yet when Mr. a Harris, pluce. Mayor his of attended in official Sydney, the annual ball in aid of capacity given the Orangemen hounded the hospital, Mr. him out of their "Noble Order."
peace of assured.
his
in
the
speak
Bismarck,
Prince
44
?
lion
British
of
become
has
men,
—
brought,
larrikinisin."
and
aborigines
goes on to give exercised by
the of
evil
growing
con
same He speaks in paper. narrat hospital, praise of St. Vincent's man of a Protestant young ing the case with received who was there and treated kindness and liberality. Cases, every adds the insolated writer, not being where even ..Orangemen have had their
Freralin
says "for
S.A.
A PIOUS
come
wounds
deathbed when in
a
often of the
exercised R. Mr. A. Orange Lodges, an expelled Orangeman, wiites to
as
of education is Rev. Charles
to twine around the and grasses she had the while he ;for whispering her words of lips moving
and began the flowers
image of supreme
,
Herald
and
knees cross
theory
of
500
received
years.
blacks
successful. of success
accusations are Wise's refutations and revela nature. In. contrary very of a state for example, the in M'Elhone by Mr.
a
Fremliti, to the
Cooper _
subscriptions
guinea
of
Sydney hy the
Lord
Lord Rosebery, Sir Daniel and
the. black
the the
R.
Confirmation, ment made
B.
January.
B.
tions
the tablet to, Right of new Dalley, P.O., Hon. E. Mr. J. which on Sotith Wales, is been has engaged, Boehm, R.A., in and its erection completed, fully in will take Cathedral place Paul's St. W.
the
wrong
Marson,
Woods
three
responsible,"
producing
still-
memorial
The
-in
as hardly though unjustly, degraded still. becoming more
on
fingers
Mercy
what has too as the effects
tact between civilisation— the
known
generally three only index The
to
Father in
-
not has Gladstone band. hisleft
contrast with under notice
Edinburgh.
in
of Sisters have a school
that Saornabori
due
were
which
the
Victoria, ordered
converts
late
converts "A
—
has
the
twenty-one
were
for who has proved strikingly how nobly these marks
plage,
probably
fact
The
Yass made
at
was
-
Governor
.Hopetonn
is
sbdt off accident
will
But
liveries
servants'
hymns by
Catholic
"Woods
of
recipients
These of the
gines. labours
of
new
of
It
Palmerslon's
eclipse
of
collection
rjL'he
particularly the among there ment
till
longevity.
the late Father be 'soon published.
Earl
only to
live
Gonlburn interesting by the
.
A
to
held
recently of
Bishop
.
for
the.
by
has Gladstone 1890, December, record
A confirmation
itmt
Jnteiicotonial
up
examinations
to
the
of
a
State of
band
University scholars
as
j
thoroughly
trained
iq
religious
-
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985514
Ascendancy Gibbons "Theshould it from
—
:
efficient
more
to
prevent
local
cannot
it.
the
safeguards and abused To keep the the its orbit, should religion
being
.
into license. degenerating within social body of force centripetal motion the centrifugal counter-balance The only way to pre of free thought. civil the blessings of freedbm serve bounds is to iuculcate within legitimate whilst school on the mind of youth ut the
of
virtues
truth,
condition
sceptic,
secure
his to
others.
He
giant 6 feet
a
stands
measures
stockings, his chest
and an
scarcely fluous
His
his
bp
is
super are
of
strength. to
a short visit paid Arch-street and do. of what he could he him curiously when
Soptman recently a gymnasium exhibition
an
gave
The pupils
on
eyed dumb-hell up the 100-pound picked between his it twirled fingers cane. dude might do with a bamboo his arms When he stretched out
ashed
jump
his
back,
take
a
ou
to
head
and
do possibly shoulders arms,
ride,
holding button, him.
and and
their weight they them without carried upon and the gymnasts who much difficulty, almost the were saw performance of to think inclined contemptuously own their puny phy comparitively collar
siques. Hot
He
went giant and pulled
the
this
with
satisfied
young scales
to
thestrength-tesiing the 2000-pound weight ease. He then two with wrapped and back, around his shoulder straps the ends of 3300 pounds and, fastening raised the weight and of iron, he calmly the hall around with took a up
his
load. of wrestling instead As his last act, as Hercules of my with a Nemean lion, fame did, he caught hold of a thological which a friend had bear expressly and the animal so hugged brought, that has
mau
difficult
to
yet tasks,
himself hero of
as
for
grunted
it
a
perform
more
seven
he then Hercules
and modern
twelve
Sopt-
mercy. will
and
pose the
feats
of
"
unparalleled
even wears
his
and
the
a
Strike
may he
without
eighty diminution
any
In
;
of
beneficence.
active opportunities Lord Beaconsfield long ago discovered how unique a figure Cardinal Manning in our and in Lothair society, presented name of Cardinal under the foretold, which at that the honour Grandison, not
had
to
fallen
his
In
share.
for the he sat on the Commission in 1886 he was Housing of the Poor, of the on Education. one Committee in the past he has always lab And as and most the best Christian oured in in the of " doing so, too, spirit good," comes once more to time he present dock friend of the the fore as the real women workers and the- more helpless for no involved, the consequences fault own, in of the strike. Though others may in well-doiDg, Car have grown weary a day to ullowed dinal Manning has never the most toil without unremitting pass of mediatorship. To-day he is recog in the nised as one of the chief agents has of which the solution
aud
who
children of their
are
us, been exercising than any perhaps done more to redeem the port, in London
from
pecuniary
worse
stigma
ish
;
and other
has man
not
only
from the still but both fool supineness It is through such
loss,
of
a
disastrous.
and
learn to look upon otber with Roman Catholics eyes than which some of the Cardinal's those with In office in were viewed. predecessors we are in of social reform the case all, of the term, Catholics the best sense j of the Roman Church. aud the ministers men
these
as
...
Imhmaii
—
are
Manning
anu repose, wise selfishness,
of the land. this giants respect bat he resembles Cardinal Newman is the great .Tractarian leader avowedly and has not same a recluse the gifts or the same of broad popular sympathy,
_
strength.
Cardinal
think
men
most
deserve
problem
promenade
hard
when
tney cultivate
1884
sturdy the request, hair and ears,
his bore
to
on
own
time
time
to
so
eight with
complied
men
strong
a
and
could
who
all
and as
a
to
the
an
displays
-
expert
around
proportions has amazed many
and he
admirable, athletic
his
pounds,
which
of
ounce
flesh.
in
4 inches 50 inches 273 weighs
labourer. Himself and abstemious habits, to prove that the ascet
years of ardour, and is apparent of social in the cause ready to bo spent and the redemp welfare and the welfare Nor must we tion of the masses. forget the who tbns that the man champions of one side of the poor is intellectually
.
Soptman,
vraise
that he is so anxious salvation that he has no the salvation of think of Though he has now reached
of the time
of a modern of George and stature.
person in muscle
the the
relieve to.
one
the boast
can
and
of the means by which sociul can be secured. No one can advantage him the usual bring against objection rather
tnat
the
to
efforts
of simple he has gone far he icism and self-abnegation which are as Bentham thought, not, practises evidences of the extent to which religion of speiety, but interests opposes, the true
phia. Philadelphia Hercules in
of the
man
Philadel
in
for thing interest
sympathy with misery of the masses
justice,
Man
Strongest
liis
his
honesty, and the other self-denial, temperance, in the duties fundamental comprised That is code of morals." Christian about the sum of the whole (Education matter.-— Question) Sydney Nation. The
other
Cardinal Manning to in Ftr the poor. be has laboured in the of cause years and other of social modes Temperance occasion on manifesting reform, every new
show
the
liberty
have reputations been made or lost the continu during ance of the strike, there is one assuredly which has not indeed been made, but at and It is least confirmed augmented. no
shrewdly
recently wider the be
see
Whatever
nu
but
we
Ar\
ma/va
i
iuugci
the
as
that
cgmuou
nc «»
flia
nnamiofi
vuwwawwy
of society.
friends,
out but surely slowly curtain the rings ou the great strike soon it will the drama of the final again on will
England
says:—
of the down rise
felt
sally
at
London overshadow which are
the connected for
upon has
which
extracts
protestant
the
from
The
Times
General nouncement the past. has had that
oedn
It
is
come
is
a
announcement to
It
the
hail
an
of thing which
that
long expect
is
hardly concerned than
people it. Now less wel
the news after ex of peace an How much the loDger on but for hnvo dragged
those conclusion
of the
will strike
so
ccasea
-has to
come
an
deferred-
almost it
says rejoicing that the
war. hausting strike might efforts the gallant the Lord Mayor, can
be
brought
The Star
Among Manning erve
the
London
—
says the and Mr.
nings
contending
partieB
agiecment.
National Library of Australia
iuto
Sydney of
Cardinal Bnxton des :
citizens
the
of
of
England. people us one blessed gives movement in labour on to be consummated he Man will always the better path, and Lwf-
affii
the
mediators,
thanks the and
only
of Cardinal Manning, and Mr. Sydney Bux
The
:
to point to declare oues of dollars. instead
for
mercy In the
and new
justice attitude
is there of the Liberal hope too, party, outeide. As as well as in Parliament from one the old hardness disappears and with belter of English section life, a standard leisure, higher homes, more of of comfort, and a thorough .system and hopelesuess education, degradation the workers— the new drop away from
it.
be
will
marked
its
more
recognised of character becomes more the present compromise None the less, the mis visible. clearly chief of a hastv oublic intervention had the
generally
somewhat
in
is
people by the
that
Act, the a
—
:
also
is
a
What
a
that
regret
Henry
upon
of
Archbishop
Edward, Westminster,
ade not be sufficiently exalted to express the unique position Dr. Manning holds in the country ! The assistance which the birth
should quately
which of his Cardinal
the adjusting acts of secular his Ctiurch
in
has
rendered those great alone by which that hold acquired upon have which Jong centuries recalls
strike service
to
the
world
failed
en
the
When
Cardinal between the dockers and went to to when the Directors, despair refusing of London had his Established brother shaken off the dust of his feet against the strike apd disappeared into space, with the the utmost combating patience difficulties and interposed by prejudice tirely
passion, of cool
destroy. and fro
element
constant
a
interposing common
iu
sense
midst have
the
<
of the
sagacity
Cardinal
were
of admirable than those Other men have Pontiff.
the in
less
done excellently, struggle great has exceeded them all. Cardinal The London Correspondent Post says Birmingham
a
no
great
certain
this
the
of
the
due
great
and the resumed total
port work
itlleuess
happy result sistent
who
efforts
refused
on colleagues ation withdrew
It
devil.
surely is
All
an
enter.
God. instrument
should
for
take
part
For ten who can ten thousand can write, subscribe, and a hundred can thousand scatter the seed. We need writers, a multitude of and a subscribers, numberless and women body of men and the truth sowing scattering is wherever read and spoken. English This means, zeal, time, labour, and, .
.
.
we
for the work, of de-( dignity, and passing public questions though it will be as certain
add, the
may
has
not.
bates
on
humility
;
apparent
resolutions, of its spiritual
results."
could
hononr
of
discordant says
:
Mayor of
bringing elements.
—
is at strike of London
last
at
has
once
an
end,
after
is
Some.
anlr
Station,
FAILURE. for
difficult
not
for
the
are
people
fact
hundreds
that
of
to frightened of the words as the cause 'describing and many deaths, people and necessarily have some
being nearly use by the constant
death 1
heart failure' for sudden
who are sick heart symptoms,
in constant in other hearing ways of death after death fail by heart' ure. It would if be well physicians who are too indolent or too ignorant to search out the disease back of the lying heart to failure, consider bow much harm are the they community, terror
are
by reading
kept
or
doing correct the habit, they cannot newspapers aud the public should avoid unfounded and to this giving currency There are dangerous phrase. prabably no more deaths from heart failure in these times than heretofore, but a new cause for death has been coined, and and
if
the
nervous
verely
and
by
injured
HOW
TO
timid
are
se
being
it.
RID
GET
OF
MOSQUI
TOES. of people to whom at cer of the year life is rendered a burden by the pertinacious mosquito, will doubtless be grateful for the information that of sleep and this enemy be completely can quiet vanquished by tain
periods
of a simple Take of adoption plan. a about gum camphor piece one-third the size of a hen's egg, aud evaporate it it in a tin vessel and holding by placing the
care lamp, taking that it does The smoke will soon fill the and and expel the mosquitoes, will not even return, though the
over
it
a
ignite.
they
Vm
nhmilsl WUWM«M
loft
nil
nnnn
WW
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9AAA
VIOU
To
And
the age of any horse, the lower jaw, of course six front teeth the tale will doubt and fear dispel. every
Two
middle
tell
Inspect The
"
nippers" you colt weeks is, two two eight weeks more months the "corners" the
Before Before
Eight
:
tell,
behold old, will cut
come
the
;
guin.
The
outside will grooves disappear. middle two in just one year. In two from the second years, pair In three, the "corners" too, are bare. .From
j
"
At two the middle nippers" drop, At three the second pair can't stop. four When old the years third pair At five a full new set he shows.
goes,
more
of alinost interval for four This weeks. is largely due to the per of Cardinal Manning, to despair when some of his the Council of Concili after
Jparm,
—
the Lord the intervention
the the
The Guardian The
as
apostolate.
U4UUVIIW
for
extent,
harmony
into
work
its
hands.
the
urinilnwfl
suggested of the the Governor Lubbock, and himself, but did Bank of England, not mention Cardinal Manning, to whom really
our
room
but
little
originally Sir John
is
in
not
not help try out of the capital the often-attacked Cor and ascribing the City, connected to the institutions Mansion House. This is true
Mayor
ing to make a settlement for of the poration settlement with the
for
do the
Thousands
of
felt he must counsels, and the' best by inspired of his Church. The occas no was less than ion, donbt, imposing historic on that St. day when great aud deliverer Leo stood up as mediator and the Eternal between Attila ; ity of devotion and the sanc but the spirit
hot-blooded sustained traditions
tified
as
it
the matter
countrymen
the only to-day of the English the title bestowed
minds
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feeling
of
the with understand
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every
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rapidity for the
and with purpose, greater accuracy, the of the various in proportions
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as
vendors,
that
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eminent
most
and
way, especially stop of employing expensive quack doctors much of the vile so using humbug medi
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in
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his
should
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der represent I haf noticed
the
over
never do. "That'll that out there, Teddy ? You're it we know depend upon ; hoy, town as will well as you, and what bet.?" " not Indeed, my brave boys, I'll I assure at all. I'm no better, ye.
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was
and his friends thought of moment long-desired was at hand. repentance " me the Bring book, my boys, me the book his breath bring Troth, ? Sure did it I'll never took fire, die that said Dennis, death, anyhow," the most conntenance with solemn
in
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by his friends
and he was face Dennis's and contrition,
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"
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pounds
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town."
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with no but avail, read to him from who had of a man
an
any people
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DENNIS
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mouth.'
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as
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Nay,
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have,"
you
personal der right of sorae-
general,
of bulls
world,
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same
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tone,
immediately
soon
re
doctor,'
was aslced discovered, the.. doctor ? a false why he' lmd propagated report He that he had it from the replied best authority, for he had it from the
addicted
"you
Teddy,
doctor
A Limerick
famous
so
Oh,
Holloway's troubles
its
No
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being
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years
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was
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bantering
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plaintive
a
room, and reported dead. The report circulated but as
man's
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long
country
about
talk
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else.
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to
party
said
faith,"
my
Nonsense," some How do you make
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means, liberty on to trample
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six
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else.
anypody
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lived find to
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boy
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us
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word 'vicissitude
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needn't E
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being asked
two
J
the good is taught.' of the one the other that the
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Teddy
america.
in
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bill!'
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judge ?"
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the Court." Dr< late Thomas,
the
plied
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made.'
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street-
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„
in
all
of
parts
the
„
OF
ESSENCE
COMPOUND
SEED, Aniseed, KAY'S Chlorodvne.
Senega,
Hotel
torant, KAY'S
for
a
demulcent and Colds,
expec Chest
Coughs,
Complaints.
KAY'S and
is
equally
a
&c.
Face-ache,
goods
House.
favourite
Settlers
and
Coughs for
in specific Contains
The
and
Also
—
Cement for COAGULINE. Everywhere. Stockport, England.
Privacy
and
and
is
Ladies
spe
only in;
contains
House
Also,— Fancy
Which
brilliantly
is
Stout.
lighted,
Spirits
of the
splendid Tweeds Gents' Suits, Hosiery, Half Silk Great JBose, Coats, and
Y, and
and
of Burroughe's
O
Furnisher, PERTH. any
ways
G. THE
to
telegram Coaches
resort
favourite
Brands
Best
of lovers
always
obtainable,
and
the
iaiMl
W.
T.
National Library of Australia
AN,
DRAPER.
on
AS
COMFORTING.
game.
hand.
breakfast.
and
Importer,
6n
of
STREET;
colony
george's
st.
most
the
hand,
French,
English,
&
DEALER,
of the thorough natural laws knowledge govern the onerations of digestion and nutri and by a careful tion, of the application fine proper ties of. well-selected Mr. cocoa, Epps has.proTided.for breakfast tables with a luTwagp delicately-flavoured which save us may hills. -Jmts many heavy doctor's use of by the judicious such articles of diet that constitution he gradually may built until up strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape a fatal shaft fortified many by keeping ourselves well with blood and a properly nourished pure frame."— See article in the Civil Gazette. Service
cathedrae.) extensive
and
Gorman,
varied
Colonial
stock
a
in
the
Manufactured
Made
simply
Sold
in
with
boiling-water
packets
J£-ib.
JAMES
by
LONDON,
part
milk.
or
thus:—
labelled
Grocers,
EPPS HOMOEOPATHIC
SLIPPERS.
AND
SHOES
C.,
PERTH.
and
By
which
SMEDDLES,
Manufacturer
LEATHER
always
COCOA.
EPPS'S
Civility.
at&air.
at
ATTENTION
PROMPT
TO
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
CO.
& CHEMISTS,
ENGLAND.
A Person
PRICE
al
£«»
SMALL Stones, supplied
WJ.M.BRIDGE.
cured o£ Deafness add head of 23. years' standing will send' a description Remedy, to any Person who to applies 65 Melbonrne William-street,
noises in DEAF.—
or
LIST
ON
of
APPLICATION.
ready.
Head and Tomb wivh handsome Iron Railings, orected Kiel complete.
CITY
GRiTEFUL— of
a
Simple
it
free
Nicholson,
Monumental
HE ARM
details
attended
and
brands,
far-famed
by
Hearses
Umbrellas,
&c.
and Soaps of the best &c. Pears',
Perfumery
Visitors,
Watts'
otherwise.
Funeral
Waterproofs. and Gents' &c;,
W. TraveUers
Attendance
(opposite
by
&c
Leather,
Hats.
—
BOOTS,
therewith connected the notice shortest
Wings, Straw
including
for
the
is
HOWIOK
AND
'
and
Moderate.
CWBKllTAKCia,
all
Latest
A Choice Selection of GENTS' Underware, Hats, some Gloves, Ties,
®aWes,
and
and Beers
CURRIER
WihbridgE,
and
the
Bass's
for
with
Millard
Ar
Boot
of the FUNERALS Colony,
of
Novelties.
stock.
D"LUCE
one
GEORGE
in
BONNETS!
Quinine,
Manufactory,
conducted
Wraps
MILLINERY
consignment
Liqu
of
Guiness's
i<)€)f
HAY
Prices.
and Morning
HATS! small
"
Funeral STREET,
Tea Gowiis
MILLINERY
HOTEL.
replete
Good
General
Low
at
Glass
a
quietness
Quality
Famous Ale and
Conyenienoe And
Cfiaarft'es
T.
SPLENDID
yard,
QUALITIES
A
ors
R.
Neural
Wines,
W.
the
by
and
,
ciality.
Jeweller,
HOTEL
Comfort
single
dresses.
Roebourne. J. W. Andrew, Geraldton. T. W. Stroud, F. Kelly, Dongarra. York. G. H. Lott,
GERALDTON
Horses
Broken
Sold
and
Felt
Iron,
ticles.
i®s
Proprietor.
Every
PILLS,
TIC gia, KAY'S &c
for serviceable
COMPOUND,
Colds, Cattle.
,
%
Carpets, &c,, Table Covers, and Five o'clock Tea Cloths Guipure and Tapestry Art Curtains, Muslin's.' Also A very Choice Selection of
A ccommodation
Class Travellers.
Best
&c.,with
COMPOUND,
STREET,
back Balcony Splendid Bath-rooms , Stables front. every requisite for a First Hotel.
watch
THOMAS
LIN
Tolu,
carpet
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
Also,Ladies
Squill,
4
Fur
GREAT
IN
PERTH.
The
Consumption,
Influenza,
very
the
squares.
quantities.
large
HAY
GERALDTON Asthma, EOR &c.
chlidema
lbs.)
Bronchitis
COLDS,
COUGHS,
in
Stores,
(120
Perth.
...
to
boxes
JFirst
to
stock
V. E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker :
some
in
designs
sk
JL
article
every
—
exchange despatched Colony.
in small
liamroch
for
at least V. E.
save
will
by buying from besides having a large from and a practical
AGENTS
fast
as
them.
bring
also includes
special
Spectacles.
cent.,
Practical
nn#g Hand
can
shipment
make
to
our
octaves.
shortest
pos Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, BOOTS and SHOES from and Children's houses. and the best Oontinental English Leather and on always Grindery Uppers hides and hand. Good kangaroo skins taken Goods
Clocks
Cups
to
classet
prices
for
to
coming
quarter
cases,
Studs
sold, guarantee PAYMENT. TIME POSSESSION.; IMMEDIATE
maker
announce
beg
Nesbit,
ETC.,
lowest
Steam
VARIETY.
Jet Brooches & Earrings Alberts Rings
customers
per
at room
Flour.
in
DRAPERY
&c.,sold Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, IMMED TIME PAYMENT with to householders at ex IATE possession As no heavy low prices. ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing
20
be sold
»RI MRY
and Spirits
and
asks
on
collecting,
BROWN &
Wines
1
TUNJG
STOOLS,
HAMMERS, Will
This
Rings, do. Ladies'
-
Necklets'
Plated &c. Cruets,
„
language.
&c.
Sugars,
Oilmen's
Necklets
Electro
ALSO,
Sadd
—
SELECTED
PIANO
Now
Teas,
OUR
Gent's
BreastPins
Wedding
„
Ammunition
Harness,
lery,
OF
pianos,
bales,
Iron, Snider and (muzzle
pieces,
PERTH.
SPECIALLY
also tools,
Revolvers,
loading)
Tobaooo
BreastPins Studs Keepers
„
Label look on Purchasers should to the is not If the address Pots and Boxes. Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
'J
the
Brooches
Earrings
Manufactured
are
only at 78,
Brooches
fail.
breech,
E.
.&
„
„
Ointment
sets
,,'Leontines Gent's Rings, „ do. Ladies' „
AT
SHIPMENT
Corrugated
Pumps, Fowling
Rifles,
Bracelets B.
,,
„
Sciatica,
Silver
B. & E.
sets
„
or
ANOTHER
Fencing
Netting,
Galvanized-
Douglas
Walthams Ladies' Gold Watches Silver Watches „
Watches Silver Gold Bracelets
V E D,
Stocks
full
repaired. Nesbit's
Watches
Rheumatism,
Gout,
or
Wire
Wires,
every repaired
Agents, hand
on
requirements, Carpenters' goods, Wool Portable Forges,
Anvils, Cornsacks,
of
Jewellery to order
„
Complaints.
For
of
Station
always Station
other
sundry
rough work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years. Walthams without Nesbit's exception. in are the CHEAPEST the Colony. a two with These and other Watches guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers Gold Gent's
and
HAVE
Nesbit's
and
years'
I
OPENED
ST.,
Importers
Merchants,
Stock
EVERY
.
Searching are known
th
first-class
English
Its
R
HEARMAN'S,
HAY and
selected of
stock
riding
NOW
Gr.
PERTH.
cheapest and of Watches Jewellery in the colony. description and Levers (capped stand
W.
FREMANTLE, General
the
AND
R
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
Street,
STREET,
HAS
CO.,
j '
(Late
A
JUST
&
W. E. MiEHION
iJgT
Observe
-the
Next
ORDERS
Address, Door
SENT
BY
BOOK
POST.
—
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel."
Printed M.
the
and published
for
the
Gibney , at the Howick Record," Thomas Bryan.
office
of
street,
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