The Record Newspaper - 09 August 1888

A.

W.

Commencement

RECOED.

Summer and

RECORD

is

issued

is

Thursday

a

the

from

and

,

fifteen not

All

receive

an

number

quent receipts

the

the

upwards

or

Orders

RECORD

the

for

to

Mr. be

local

the

of

any

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

The

RECORD

the

the

are

following

local

:

Rev.

Perth,

Beverley

to

has just

received

Delaney.

tinental

Tracey.

Albany

„

Rt.

Brady.

and

A.

of the

Lecaille.

The

W.

A.

St.

provided

at

low

take

for

to prices depression.

opportunity much beprices

now

opened, being the Manufactur

from

saved Customers are

our

se thereby undeniable

and Boys' Straw Hats, 3d.

Is.

Is.

2s.

6d.

Hats

OESiDJESiESS

has and

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that

and

kinds

all

and

op

and

of

Spirits The Hotel

which the

an is

City The

the residence.

situated

general

Is.

will and

comforts

Corner Street

sums

iii

BOWR

.

CLOCK,

R,

premises

in

and healthy <of balcony view of unsurpassed

Shop, where

Kail,

Town

Customers

he

to

more

and

SILVER of

JEWELLERY

share

a

turers

Perth

on

description

TOWLE'S

always

all

hand.

Wedding Rings Time

payments

made

to

Street,

opposite

1

and

and

land.

National Library of Australia

Hall

I

Houses.

Towle, Wholesale Bewt'-e

Chemist, of

of

all

Imitations.

the

forms

of

from

the

for

tell

will

they "

the

such

;

as

ina

or

diseases

you

—

and

explicitly

em

Buchu." same physicians the

is,

reliable

most diseases

liver

all

others

and

surest

dyspepsia;

or

valuable, Dr.

equally

compounded into such a Hop Bitters,

And can

PERTH, Patronage.)

curative

so varied ill-health

or

con

yet

power, Harmless invalid or

and

mys

which developed, that no disease operations

its

can

Ameri

Soule's wonderful

is

power in

and

exist

possibly it

resist

or

its

is

for the most smallest child

Dog

Curricles,

Stan

Carts,

Phsetons,

Tilburys,

Carts,

Traps,

Drays,

frail to

weak-

woman,

use.

correct

distressing Boxes sex.

only

Eng

dead

and

years,

have

tion,

been

cured.

Women

!,. crazy gone nearly of From nervousness, agony neuralgin. and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar !

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women.

out of shape People drawn of ating pangs rheumatism, and

or

chronic,

from

from

suffering

excruci

inflammatory scrofula.

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

"

class

materials

are

used,

is only workmanship or Photos sent Drawings

and every purchasers, to employed guarantee execution of orders.

STEEL

h.

Patients

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

to

business. and

Nature

to intend

Have

supervision the strict

Double in

every

and

Carriage variety

stock.

diseases

heir

to cured

is

been

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in

known

Bit

Hop

Soule's be found

can

the

in

every

world.

a bunch of green and Dr. Soule's label, the bottle Beware of all stuff made the to imitate

genuine the

without

white

blown vile

by Dr.

of which

proof neighborhood ters,

name

always

dyspepsia, all

frail"

employed.

ALSO,— and Single Cart Harness (n

Almost

"

For

of Carriage Hard the most recfcnt im branch of the every

including in

in

poisonous

above.

On completion of the Eiailway Works, to all Omnibus will run of parts t

the

Wb.sile

organs

urinary

of

:

Nortb

Builder,

diseases

all

that

remedy

only

cure

phys

biliousness, indigestion, malaria, stipation, and they will tell fever, you ague, &c.," Dandelion 1111 Mandrake I or when these remedies combined Hence are

Proprietor and Hafdinge

Phaetons,

Pony

week.

Prepared Nottingham,

to

"

provements

in

connection departure of trains. City

with

the

arrival

—

one

their

"

Best

"

let

experience

customers my of my work

merits. W.

T.

Nq

More

Hard

Times.

so will much on you stop stop sending fine clothes, rich food and style, buy good, and better healthy food, cheaper glothing substantial real and get more things of life and' the foolish every way, especially stop

If

"Best'' The word is used reckless indifference by manufac in the merit of turers proclaiming does not their work. Talk establish and as can be but there supremacy,

Note.

the the

on

and

MACHINIST

Gigs,

ware,

and

relieve with

best

"

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Spring Waggons, &c. Every description

be

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private

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Hansoms,

from

AND

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FEMALES

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Railway Perth, Jan.

First skilled

of and

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every

last

price

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patronage. GOLD

at

HEARMAN,

Importer

Mr.

adjoining solicits

Direct

can

the

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a

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chapter

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HOTEL,

GENERAL

upwards.

All the windows dressed with

Questions

above

brands.

Melbourne

of one

the

STABLING

VICTORIA

JOHN

leased

be found replete offers to visitors and privacy of

GOOD THE

intimate

to

be obtained.

to

(Under

Is.

and

6d.

.

JOHN

BEGS

ENGLAND.

childlike giving natural, complaints, ? refreshing sleep always And they will tell you unhesitatingly Some Jorm of Hops 111'

which he Hotel, with Wines, Beers

from

position, extended

Hotel

lies

he has

favourite

is

commanding

2s.

Bonnets,

for

extensive

CO.,

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is

upwards.

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Printing.

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&

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begs

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completely

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—

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8d.

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eminent

the most

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Ladies' EXECUTE

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6d.

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labelled

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Etc.

VICTORIA

JOHN well-known

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OF

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it, as

or

you

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as

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manner

force

in

the

by

guided it

of

ill

circumstances. if I say that

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made

first

decree The news,

was

public.

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—

as

is

in the publication such a channel, in a hostile both to the land

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newspaper movement it

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communicated instance through

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points

full

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movement,

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concentrated,

was

help in the

decided

a

.

grounds.

by political considerations, any yvay influenced the such as you refer to, rests altogether upon Holiness that his is in some assumption way Nationalist to the Irish movement opposed

—

movement

the

for

movement tice and the

for

Home a

obtaining

advancement

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It

the to measure of jus for oppression

full

for

expatriated people shores

for

Ireland.

Irish

landlordism

doom

aid do

to

They

rent.

their, not

to friends send money

we

the

which 961,380 in 1811

in

I>328,839 1861, ami

was

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sential

People

stood No

wltot they like, but about. It is es talking should be fully under point

what

that this by the Irish

brought

to

believe

people at home

what

matter

influences the upon

bear

may

and abroad. have been

no Holy Father, channels matter through what they may have 110 matter how worked, powerful they may their has resulted in have been, working absolute failure. His Holiness understands

the

Irish

meant by he knows what a

full

against tenants.

He

fully. question the demand for

and

is

meant

effective

oppression That

is

Home

measure

and to

knows

demand of

of justice for he knows say,

fullest detail what is meant as I understand them.

what

Rule.

by the

pay now

in

more per cent, seven than there years ago in Ireland It has been are estimated to-day. of houses levelled that the number by in the the landlords twenty years,

1841-61, them was

the

the tenant's. well aware ceased, and

and

270,000,

was

not

that

this

they

are

to the evicted belong other country in

lord

permitted property, yet in lords know, they

the evictor.

not

the

no

to

world

a

his

destroy

In land debtor's

is

as the exercise

Ireland, hold and

land that

power.

The

the

of

levelling

ha« been

consequent of squaring

the item which The landlords, in

upon

and

eviction,

accounts

this

is

an

be overlooked. hardly in their case presenting to Lord did not mention how Salisbury, of other much people's ptoperty they had appropriated in rack-rents or by the eviction but it well is process; pretty kuown

can

that evictions of the Laud

now

establishment highly tenant another

League

were

a landlord. They he got rid of a by which he had ruined, and substituted who could go on paying the old

to

profitable

the

were

the

to

up

means

n or even because he higher rent, house and buildings his predecessor's All this will have to be nothing. borne in mind when we come carefully

rent, got. for

the

to

settlement.

final

It

from 1849

that, lies if

to

actually that suppose

is

Now,

by these

is

And for

protection the Irish in the demands

that is

the

a

new

evil

tra-

Govern

I

servant,

Scottish

as

in

now,

an

ir

your remain, Sir, W. E. Gladstone."

of

Opinion

Balfour.

The

North

18th Ireland

May for

British of the

says that

"

of political James Balfour as

we

n.R

t.Viflf.

are

It

of Billingsgate. that every Balfour the

is

ruffianly nirrhf.

woo

politician.

but

Battersea, The entire

smells

it

gist of from

it

is

who differs, Mr. and that Mr. Gladstone of lies.' There no is

man

a

lust

by British

at

liar,

father

is

so

speech

HpH varad

uttered

spoken

was

no

hp

before

ever

life ever

aware,

whinli

of

Chief

Secretary is for the deplorable that Mr. Arthur entered it. So far

it

credit

Mail

Daily

brutalitv of his Coercion Administration which Mr. Balfour does not defend when is and when misrepresentation possible, (.hat fails him he declares with a brazen front that the act The unsurupulonsiiess is in keeping with of his Government. base than

was

of

the

assertions

unscrtipulonsness more Anything Gladstone can

he imagined.

scarcely to the

his

of Mr.

abuse

his

committed.

never

It of

language

next

is

door

street-

a

corner

The decency of public discus rowdy. sion is outraged by Air. Balfour's speech. Were he to use such terms and such tone in private he would he horse life, out, of respectable whipped and kicked That

society.

Cabinet

such Minister

a

person is

a

a

should he national

disgrace.

even

only 200,000 of these to the leave positively compelled then at the very mudera'te esti country, mate of £100 each the landlords may be said to have robbed the evicted people of we

not

—

spirit.

obedient

a

calculated 482,000 fami

1882, evicted.

were

and

rational,

a

rational

houses

people's

not res

are

houses which the landlords not with such nonchalance, to say humble as they are, fiendish glee,

such

in

has not levelling also at last aware

the

level

that

seem to survive practices the name of justice, and disgrace would not for a moment be toler this side of the Channel. I hope

but

—

matter

action

thus supply us with new of proofs the advantage of investing necessity, the Irish with affairs people power over their and of providing own, properly that they shall be governed, as we are,

of

one

landlord's property The people English

executive

knowledge,

in

will

to 914,108 again other there were words, 50 inhabited houses forty-

in

;

1841,

our

the

to

fell

without

knowledge

but

which

to Irish Landlordism of inhabited houses,

it

owe

nnmber

political

was

of

now,

ated on Mr. Balfour will researches continue his and drag into day-light evil every usage to has disgraced unknown which, us, Irish judicature and administration. He

rent.

Then

my with

are

that the same former years, I was in friends

informed, done in

been

It is

We

England.

has with

ment, which

have

money

that

of late

I rejoice begins. has been made. It discovery how deeply the spirit of proof has entered into Irish ditiotis

has

Ireland' it haB practice1 lv the Irish race. But the thus driven from their native

annually

that

in

however,

directly ponsibility

turned down their thumbs of the baneful is system sealed. For many years these expatri sums of ated sent large people

for

practice

power. and it

—

the

How

Outrages

Manufactured.

are

were

£20,000,000 temporary

Mr

worth Review.

Gladstone

of

property.

Con

—

the

on

of

Infamies

Coercion.

The at the proceedings Dangaunon Presentment let a of Sessions, glimse into the manner in which the stalight tiftics of outrages in Ireland are swelled. out into dimensions to suit Parliamen casualties All are tary requirements. set

.down

or

accidental.

as

Gladstone letter

lowing called

his

bus a

to

attention

addressed

the

fol

who correspondent to Mr. Balfour's I have cen Sir,

" Battersea speech sured and shall conlitiue to ci nractics in Ireland of eniarsdnc sentences und of upon appeal, —

:

the

rn-ure

criminal

forms

they

have

rence

at

cumulative

power of appeal. Scotsman of May

that

18,

defenders

practices,

cited,

such without

of

but

In

an

notice,

article

of of

the

the there is declar my

worthy

not that I should to di attempt vide the dishonour of extending criminal sentences between the Gurupon appeal ation,

or

supplied

only and

outrages, to report an

not

occur

to

'I

several

to

a

either all

are

reporting

report it as an outrage. he application at the Dunguttnon Pre sentment Sessions was on the part of one

in such a punishments way defeat the evident iutentiou of Par that liament no one should receive no more than one month's imprisonment the so-called under Climes Act without aH

for

Samuel Mood t!ie malicious

inflicting

police

They

with

>

',,

whether malicious have no other

outrages The

alternative.

Mr

may I am

has

Landlordism

what

is

done

I

may say, universally believed, of Grace, that many strong influences your various, kinds have been brought to bear upon his Holiness within the last year or so, to lead view of the Irish him to take an adverse cause ? A. know

the

thing when

Irish

his

protection against of Ireland. farmers Now, no as could be more absolutely contrary

is,

of

cause.

1

fact.

to

condemning

or

Rule,

of

tenant

aud excluded, I bvlieve, from ptudettce, the .power of the higher and most com aud in ditect petent courts, opposition, far as has appeared, to the universal so

practical working so much hostile will be of the

—

to

said could

Having nothing

Office,

the

which

on

Done

in

deal

great

of the

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with under matters that aspect. and in one welljurisdiction, known case she has exercised it in consdering whether the in however operation question, it he from a advantageous may worldly point of view, is or is not in accordance with the moral law. Her on that decision, given is in 110 sense an invasion question, possible of the realms of surgery. She stands strictly own her as the divinely au upon ground thorised and of the guardian interpreter moral law.

the

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adjudicated decision

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your doubt, Protestant first appeared in a London aware, a paper most hostile to the Irish newspaper, There is in Ireland, and national movement. as a matter of course, the also indeed, among in in England, and Irish population Scotland, a and even in America, strong angry feeling this point. what on People are saying that be in the fact the decree that ever may itself,

lights to what is decided by

as private In matters or wrong. not right the authority of the Church, Catholics are left to do the same. But when such a question is decided inure by that authority, privaie is called to give way. judgment upon R— Your Grace referred just now. to medi cal and legal in illustration matters of what said ? you have Yes. Take A medicine or for surgery, There are certain cases in which example. the heal tit of a patient be or in might restored, which the life even of a patient be might the of some line of saved, by adoption treat lawfulness of which ment, the moral let is, us say, open to difference of opinion. There some in surgery which are, in fact, operations

by

sense

the duty of the Holy Father, time occasion to time, as that unchangeable law bears cases

in

now

its no intimation. There were no pre for cedents this shameful practice,, which is contrary to the plain intention of Parliament, though adjudged to be within the words of the and is statute, to the spirit of criminal contrary juris-

his thoughts than desire any obstacle in the way pf its slightest It is the firm Quite the contrary. that the publication of his Holiness

decree

most Irish

in That, Rome. of possession

from

does those the movement

certain

—

for

conscientiously to the

according judgement

?

fulness

a

in

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questions

in

interpretation, law. Over

is

much

as

it,

the

me

programme. add that

I need

conviction of

of harm has been done my opinion 1 should by the extreme anxiety of the press of certain to drag newspapers say, rather, this decree, and everything connected with it, that into a I, for must one, regard publicity as sore singularly inopportune Yery great has been excited ness of feeling, I understand, in which the existence in Ireland by the way

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Father national

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Holy

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and the authorities of Ireland. the practice has been challenged in the House of Commons the 6ubjp.ct was and the Government, who debated, themselves, ought to have informed gave

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me You must not to A go into expect in that I have had question. great pleasure of the authority to you the nature explaining on the binding force of the decree rests. which that But you will sec, I think, at this point we the limits of what I could, for have reached with at all events, either the present prudence communicate for or to you publi propriety In the first I cation in a newspaper. place, need to I have to do you hardly say nothing I am with but own. my only any diocese Irish I have out of twenty-eight one bishops. of not as yet had an consulting opportunity with of this any my episcopal upon point consultation with brethren. After them, I with shall be in a position to communicate who will of course the clergy of my diocese, in their action instruc be guided by whatever them. it then be my duty to give tions may will make those R.— Your then, not Grace, instructions public through the Press.

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question.

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competent

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the

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had

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either

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the

repudiating only declare always hinder

to determine Rescript i.was addressed, aim -will be its and scope. Catholics from and au so high glad to learn of a source as the Archbishop thorising Dublin the views which as faith they, well as ful as children of the Church lovers

deal

to do with of a disadvantage

authority

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Holiness A. I

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who do in the an of opportunity with one opposition

present ministry that they behold

machinations

an tribunal. prove impartial Granting of this view, the strong the correctness anti-Irish in feeling prevalent political to have imperilled England would seem of success Mr. chances O'Donnell's

from further other

it

moreover

triumph may assured. The Times, its loud boasting

trial impending the Irish crushing blow. tremendous

to

expected

an

and that it is not at Parnell, all be particular to in the disposed choice of the means to com by which It is probable, that too, pass his ruin. it uo small reliance the places upon favour

jury

;

rests English paper documents apocryphal that it is implacable

great

in not

in It and expense with which he

two letters which of them the strongest The fact spurious.

face

all and abettors of the leaders regards with This movement deep aversion. him to frame unfits of mind necessarily unbiassed judgment upon pronounce an actions at law in which the side political and comes to the front, per strongly the haps justifies conviction, freely that where Irish entertained in Ireland,

British

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as

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politics

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extent,

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public

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it

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be looked

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for

the more or less from O'Donnells arising were Times, accusations unfounded. His ultimate

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Irish

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is,

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upon

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charge

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Irish

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one to inviting entails enormous evitably add to the cares many is at present overburdened

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one

were

vigil

attitude

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politicians,

murder,

said

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we

to the mind

trial

a

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what

and

promptly

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by

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f.Tifi

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him

arresting

unworthy

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grave

the

mind We

character, in view he

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services.

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slackness

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rumour is abroad that Dr. 'Jameson to stand for seat has consented the vacant the in Sussex It is sin constituency. is true. cerely to he hoped that the report if he came Dr. Jameson, forward and were which we trust will elected be the case would be an invaluable to supplement the collective wisdom." Ho has, by 011 different his speeches shown occasions, —

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Branch of the Hib Catholic Benefit Soci ety Avas formally opened and established in 011 the 1st Albany, Wednesday last, The Rev. F. Mateu and the Messrs inst. T. & F. A. Handley Avere delegated by the Executive to open the new Directory of Branch. The position officer presiding Avas filled F. Mateu. After by the P,ev. the usual formalities had been opening to gone the election of officers through, for the serve ensuing turn, ay.is proceeded and the following Avere elected Avith, and installed Mr. F. A. dully President, Mr. J. Keeley Vice-President, Handley Mr. T. P. Haudley Treasurer, Secretary, ivir. jj. j. Uarner Mr. j. warden, Mr. J. Donohuo: Phillip's Guardian, The election of Trustees Avas deferred till tho next The elected newly meeting. officers for then returned thanks the honor conferred them and expressed upon a term of hope that at the end of their oiliee, the Society would be in a nourishing condition. Messrs Buckley, Kennedy for and wore nominiated Scckington After some other business membership. had been disposed of the mooting closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman for presiding. You have already I dare say, heard, of :

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the affair was at respecting once who lost no time given to the police, in in search of the culprit. starting out, About the same time news came in of a at Bull's -Creek. for burglary Suspicion, some reason or was other, from the first fastened on who was the confeder Jarvis, ate of Hughes in his last escape, and who a had short time previous been only released from prison. It was thought that he had committed both the offences to. referred The scoured the police bush between Perth and Fremantle every day during the greater part of last week and although they saw frequently enough what were the offender's they thought never had tracks, the good yet they fortune to obtain a view of the offender himself. Still they kept to the work receiv unceasingly now and much ing, again, assistance, in the shape of information, from differ ent who had seen a people suspiciousan ammunition man, looking wearing a double-barrelled bag, and carrying gun on his shoulder. On Saturday evening the police discovered ilie last, place where a person, whom they put down to be the individual had camped a they wanted, few hours before. It was too late, how to continue the chase. So they put ever, off their work until next On Sun day. day, after being reinforced, they renewed their themselves out exertions, spreading in order over the country, that they might have more chances of meeting with the of their search. At about 1 p.m. object P. C. Provis came across his at South man Perth. He saw it was Jarvis. He called to surrender. on him But Jarvis made some defiant reply, and, going behind a his tree, pointed gun at the constable. Provis fired at him, but immediately missed his aim. Jarvis still showed a determination to fight, and Provis, firing shot him below the left shoulder. again, He fell, and was in a helpless state when the constable Provis said got up to him. You foolish man, why did you not sur render ?" Ho "No, replied, my boy, never." The other members of the force, the shot, came A hearing up. trap waB then brought from Perth and Jarvis con veyed to tire Colonial where the Hospital, bullet was extracted with little difficulty. The not wound is a dangerous one— the not touched and Jarvis will luug being have probably recovered in completely the course of a few weeks. Among the articles found in Jarvis' were possession ;

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into Fremantle with a trap and one the servants who had some business to do in the town asked permission to ride with the lad in the conveyance. Mr. the girl went into Manning consenting, the house to while the boy get ready, harnessed the horse. Just as Woolams had put the animal in the trap and had taken seat a in it himself, he saw a man, who was a gun, approach him. carrying The individual, he says, addressed him and subsequently to put some questions to answer. him which he refused There the person, he alleges, upon commanded him to come down from the trap, 'which command he was about to obey, when the levelled his gun and fired at him. stranger He felt the bullet he go through his coat, and immediately on his states, sprang assailant with a view to gaining possession of the lethal A violent weapon. struggle ensued, which the other barrel of during the gun (it was a double-barrelled one) went but no to off,, was done injury either the aggressor party. Eventually

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News has come to hand by the last mail from America of tlio at the age of death, of the world renowned General 57, Sheridan. contains no History brighter than that which records the career page of this man. He was born in great Somerset, Ohio, of poor Irish on parents, March in a 6th, 1831. Having graduated Academy, and done duty for two Military lie on the outbreak the years, was, of civil of the war, Quartermaster appointed of South-Western Missouri. In Army 1862 Ave find him a Colonel in command of the 11th division Ohio. of the Army of In the same he showed so much year that he was gallantry promoted to the rank of Major-General. He successfully three months, in the year engaged Avithin different actions. 1864, in eighteen These, Avith other too numer successes, together to ous led to his being made particularise, a Brigadier-General of the United States a Major-General. Army, and shortly after, Ho brought about Lee's evacuation of Richmond and April Petersburg, 1st, 1865 and as the Army of fled Virginia he constantly and through his attacked, stubbornness at last they were compelled to surrender. In February 1884, on the retirement of General Sherman, be got the command of the Army Avith head at Just a feAV quarters Washington. to his death, the nomina day's previous of Sheridan tion as General of the United than States a rank that Army higher held by Washington Avas confirmed by the Senate. Is is said of liim that in action he not only displayed great genius but as as any private. fought bravely His men idolized and under the him, of his presence they performed inspiration to of valor. No one Avas afraid prodigies folloAV Avhere he led. even to reck Brave, cool in an emergency, lessness, prompt to to the situation, and swift apprehend and execute, he was the beau plan of ideal a brilliant soldier. When tho hand of death 011 Avas him too, lie battled for life. His malady Avas bravely a one and his heart suffered pulmonary from" an organic disease. For tAvo Aveelcs he struggled hard and there Avere some hoAvever had come. ed by his doctors

Fremantle there has small scale a though, of revival the excitement which was some months prevalent when the ? ago, at The desperado large. Hughes was in the present has excitement, instance, been due to the occurrence. following One week, a boy of 18 years day last named of Woolams, in the employment lTxi..

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fill

few days past those whose lives with the A.M.P. Society have been notified by the Resident Secretary, of Mr. the amounts have Jacobs, they as "bonus" been apportioned additions for the past year. It must be verysatis to know to the members that the factory continues to make Society steady progress, as evidenced which by the large amounts members receive us bonus additions. We of a member have been shown the policy with the above Society who insured three at £250 death. years payable ago for Since then ho has paid in 'premiums £19 his bonus additions for the same 19s., to £15 like amounting period Figures these should surely cause numbers of our of the benefit men who never think young to of assurance the above pondor over instance— those who are married especially death might and who in case of accidental not too leave a young woll family possibly for. provided

A proportions. correspondent signing asked the himself A Prospector" lately Govt. the columns of Analyst, through for the Mommy additional Herald, par matter. These ticulars with regard to the has kindly the doctor given. particulars He says that four of parts by measure acid to one of nitric, and one muriatic of vitriol to half a pint of drachm green be used in the way in which should water, he described in his lecture.

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lialf-ycariy read. The the various

were

term, Rev.

lieardon Mr.

Mr.

above

sheet To

President

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Society.

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.Secretary's,

ensuing

Delancy

Scollard, M. Malone the Journal,

in our last issue that part published Tratman's lecture in which he ex of Dr. how stone, supposed to contain plained It could be tested. will be re gold, membered the Dr. said that muriatic vitriol had to and nitric acid and green llUu

the

Mr. W. Treasurer.

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Mr.

We

villi

Young meeting

half-yearly

recently. ami the balance report attendance' was large".

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on

held

the West Australian Land Company, with a mishap through which he- lost It from the accounts his life. appears in the local whilst published press that he and another named Gould were person the platform on which timber, tallying" and a large it was gave away,placed the wood fell them. of upon quantity broken Gould with some ribs, escaped but poor crushed so Young was terribly the first no that from hope was held out and he died a short time of his recovery, after the unfortunate occurrence.

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the

month

present

Albany

Perth

met

UopClj

mails,

their outward and home steamers ward Hitherto the voyage. have made a detour from Aden in order to but for tlio future call at the Mauritius, steamers direct the will leave Aden for a branch steamer Albany, connecting Mauritius and Albany. between

of

00

nil

refuse reasonable assistance to those who of what, engaged in the development the words of an expert, seems destined be the Sandhurst of West Australia.

yesterday.

call

reported the only Director

Managing

Young,

linvmifl

is

mont

about

During the hist few days large quantities carted on to the of saw-dust have been old recreation track on the running The turf who have the club, ground. to utliso the outer edge of the permission track for reserve as a training horses, are for the annual evidently races, preparing to be held in January next.

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agent for the A. S.S. Go's vessels Lilly notifies that in future the' Fremantle, Rob Roy w.ill as s.s. proceed only as far the Vasse. This has been brought about by arrangements having been made for the mails, and Inter European bringing colonial, by train from Albany.

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it, j

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post

clock,

the

noon

In

lately

Mr.

Honor 'the Chief Justice -delivered lecture at the very interesting weekly entertainment in the Town Hall on Satur day evening last. His Honor dealt with his was the social condition (which subject in the sixteenth of the English people in an impartial as anyone century") spirit, with the characteristics of the acquainted The learned gentleman would expect. the delivery of which lecture, occupied about an hour, was- listened to with wrapt attention throughout.

fatal

at

noon

His

A sad and from Albany.

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a

from office haviiiff

Albany previous The first European and Intercolonial for despatch to Albany by train left

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accident Avliich befel Messrs shocking and Gould here a few days ago. Mr. Young, it will be remembered, died soon after his injuries. I hear that receiving at Mr. Gould is as present progressing well as can be expected under the circum stances. The sad affair has cast a quite the town, and much sympathy gloom over is for Mr. and Mrs. Yousg in expressed their bereavement. Albany, August 4th, 1888.

Young

of Mr. Mason's objects for the judicious ex provide of the amount voted by the penditure Finance Committee for the conservation of water on the field, and to have a look the country to over with a view arriving to the best routes at a conclusion as to be in followed the construction of tele a and to the railway graph line goldThe Government, by producing locality. whose direction Mr. Mason is visiting deserves credit for its every Yilgarn, to sincere as desire, lately manifested, establish means of communication rapid with Golden and make life bear Valley shown able there. The tardiness in this the that by be," respect powers to their recent well move, may previous be that excused, the seeing highly nature of the auriferous was Yilgarn not, until a short time ago, known. positively Now that the genuineness of the gold-

that served G. W.

of

course

the

to

are

trip

—

generally proving

some

and

News announces the day it was of Mr. instance

Daily

the

during with

.

slight

by

is regarded the Chief J ustice, has commented

Excellency

Yesterday's

of for

The

Yilgaru.

Sedan. His ed

Mr. last, Mason Friday Clayton started Railway Department

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local

widow of the late Empress Victoria, has chosen as her resi Emperor Frederick,, dence the Palace of Wilhelmshohe, which was the III. after prison of Napoleon

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in the

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—

as

with so

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Mr. reasons for Layman's into private life have not, are aware, been yet made

drawing

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ciouuio-Darreiiea

guu,

some

cartridges,

ammunition a pouch, ma re-loading 3 door chine, keys, a hymn-book, a toma of pain hawk, a canvas bag and a bottle killer. For the correctness of all the de herein given, we cannot vouch. tails, All, of the the capture, particulars except have from been culled various newspaper accounts of the which have been affair, which have in all but not, published, cases, there is reason to believe, been obtained from reliable thoroughly sources. Our in to Jarvis and to the readers, justice others must therefore coucerned, take this for what it is worth. merely report an

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of

Death

.

Irish

an

Political

Prisoner. By Seward

he

of

in

match

rowing

Ion

nff

/inmac

match

was

Hotel,

at

was

he

between

Sydney,

Han-

and

2fit.h.

SfiTlt.

heats

preliminary Club handicap R. J. Johnson, J.

.

Beach's

are

in

now

the

match

Unions,

S.

in the

a

match

Point, about The number of

bury. and the Alfred

tractor, The

match miles

took from

An

Bun-

the was

proceedings

were

by

The lin.

Americans is the and

record, it has should

of

been have

have

they

course

done in America. made in enquiries to the world such

publishing

that added The Yankees W.

A.

me Allow best records"

an

erroneous

"

.to

!

Howick Wine

the

was

runner.

tralia to bv Gent

present champion

hence and time to declare

or

it

impossible

it

Aus

defeated at the

who

positively the world

of

sprinter shall I say

—

from was

is

by

general

the native, as inferior to the

Hutchens

England, ;

the

is

that

Aus

beaten

was

at his best, On returning

even

is,

English

touched

he It

notwithstanding,

opinion, a sprinter,

Gent

he

till

the

is

Clarke,

:

Ogborne.

—

The of this

to be held at the end go-as-you-please, in the month Fremantle Town Hall, is looked forward much interest to with by at the port. North I sportsmen Fremantle, but the

informed,

am

correctness

of in in

"big say" are youths will guess, do, I pity who have confident modest.

training

and

the

host

a

fifth

winning.

he'el

"

from from

his present information

wipe out"

9 is

and

of,

more

not.

or

that

Judging,

ghost-like received

are

whether

champion

Griffin.

that

is

however, auu

appearance to the effect

that

in the scrub back of Monu training and ment Hill, runs noon and morning, for hours a time. I should at night, imagine that before the 29th of the month he himself will be out" or at any rate in very wiped .

is

"

fettle

poor

to

meet

A sculling

match

for

a

crack

£500

Wednesday, May at

Gaudaur,

was

won easily 45 seconds. John Jacob Gaudaur,

Griffin

as

America 30, between

aside

and

the

rowed Teemer

was

J.

on

and

Point of Pines, and Mass., in 22 minutes by Teemer. Teemer, who has defeated

born at M'Keesport, the 8th of July, on Pittsburg, America, 1865. He is a man of splendid physique, and almost perfect symmetrical proportions. was

near

'

His

5ft. and he rows at about 8£in., a Teemer is undoubtedly grand He has beaten such scullers as

height

is

61fe.

list. oarsman.

Ross, Beach in

He

met Wm. Great Intercolonial the

Thames

good

a

Lee, and

Gaudaur,

Hanlan,

representative, 23 minutes be learned

the

15

is

and

From better

a

—

sell under the N.B. As I I cannot Gallon License, sup than one ply in less quantities Wines-— any of gallon any or Porter. Differ Ale Spirits, Wines named or classed ently in one can be supplied gallon —one bottle of each if requir to ed the same Spir applies Pilsener its and to Beer Ale, of Bass's Ale three bottles or be sold but each say, can of Ale and three three bottles are not tor of Porter, instance, as one be sold allowed to gal lon of Beer. —

time

—

who

when

A.

GUGERI.

ent

champion

was.

tario.

born at Canada,

French lan race

the

of the

in

Orillia,

in

means

the

the

extraction.

Ottawa

September Thames, in the world, which our

River, 18 he a

on

met

30th of William

match for and after

man's

he very poor, and strength the Illawarra

had

the a

at

to

way

give

magnificent

province

being

to and

a

to

is

no

the Tories and cold

Gaudaur of On

championship

of

in contest, time seemed the superior

to

of

powers is

a

Two

the

men

Real

Rulers

6ft.,

fine

physique. and his

His

rowing

is

height,

weight

Sydney Freeman.

National Library of Australia

is

a

little

man

about

over 12st.

—

one

collected

and subdue will.

overmastering

that

them up. The changes are lighted and they are scathing age has with increase it of he strength brought looks move a than he did then. giant He is in uniform, but not in the white ;

halfway silver-

is

dark the

I believe,

still,

He

blue

frock,

waist to the throat

to

M

;

wears

a

reaching the knees, collar and

from this what, distance, silver tarnished in grey lace, broad edges of bright yellow. of the Blae.< on Eagle glitters of

star

I'lie

which costume.

from buttoned

deep cuffs looks like with tone,

the blue coat, and a whole tier of other stretches the breast, orders clear across his 's lie with hand the openb right which contains scarlet he royal portfolio

of Germany-

who

the

hold

empire

the in

destinies

their

op

hands.

of sketches have lately

The following and Bismarck

interesting Von Moltke

been

Berlin by the New York Tribune.

furnished pondent of the the

the left. rests on his sword hilt message, attitude which gives rise to reflections. an that I heard of, did the Chan Never, euter the Keichstag cellor or Landtag in dress at once, least any but a soldier's 1 him arrive in jackboots and even saw

While

soldier

the

about

of

President wno

;

a

the

tne

German

air

or

a

man

is

sermon,

with

conversing of deputies the ou dark man young

the

the

lines,

nose

brown

a

the was

some

daySV

I

moment

man

It since 1866

of

in

two

51

was

and

Prince he

;

They

difference.

He that

wont

artists'

as

to

too

in;

scorn

deep

black

for

and

They

practise.

years In

visible

are

in

The are

of in

even

in

bulk. e stands 6ft. 2iu sheer physical and his. frame is the frame- of a giant. He is broad and square in the shoulders the arms are the and deep chested big big ; and that part of the body legs are intermediate which is between the legs

it

all

were,

of a piece fused and

—

body and mind, welded

together.

anything

be

hy of dead

true

had

a

they

»

Vr MM

natives

death

is

of

views

to

the

instrument celebrated

a

"

standard

pianist he had Pianoforte

work

for

as

small

of

were

Mr.

of

Henry

and

a

in

F.

early

markedly

utilised

by

organist

to

his St.

Newcastle-on-

Church, few

is."

it

number

were Ireland, fully and miuister, ardent of the Irish cause.

office

Catholic As

gained by o£ century music Mr. Pepper Irish

Ireland a

x

to her

for

Catholicism which were

musical talents, in childhood, to

a

of and "

announced

convert

Gladstone, the

Ireland, and career

half

but

their

with his

supporting A

than

performance

although

sympathy

and to

risked honours

and

occasion, on lecture

fine

Andrew's

a

A the

audience, them were

Tyne. ;

man

on a

appointment

is not He is chest big yet gross. heroic in his as physical proportions in his character. The head is set on the into them with shoulders and almost a and The closeness. solidity singular

as

hypo but

like,

his talents who has

given

work.

his life, evinced

;

as

is

you

Parnell, his life

gave

popularity more through

Hemy.

I

and

and the

The

;

loan

if

Emmet,

has the

place delivered

flat

the box where I sit, as Lite light falls his the ceiling full on upturned face. He strides in it is but heavily the door to the spot where a step from folio is for the scarlet pi<ri waiting him, but the weight of the step is first what is lassitude strikes It not it is ; you.

;

if

—

to who

who

noble took

from

I

Cromwellian

For

no.

man

man

in

white

hand."

her, sake him

corroding of such

now

stern

the

are

even

hand and

its

Cromwellian

dedicated

graver face

visible

His

photographs. far is

is

his

the

to the of the

message

national celebration An Irish in a Metho dist church is an event that docs often not But a true Irish national occur. celebration that with which the Rev. was W. George the other a fine Pepper, day, inaugurated window in his church new at Ashland, Ohio. The window, is a true Irish window moreover,

now

in

to

it

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73, wanting years that make left mark have a

is

em

was

as of his statesman, that both of them ever it is master, faith in the God of whom simple stand in fear. avowedly

are

uiWI'ithey

first —

?

ibis

ihon.

twenty Bismarck.

's

s

''arliament the who countersigned

pocrisy,

Bismarck,

and

Frederic

God's

crisy

later.

blood

all but had'seen

he

Prince

of

It.

i

:

that

marked

sentences.

in visible destination, line. The voice rang out clearest every " of all in the final in words, Trusting he tried love of the whole of the people for and their the Father representatives future land, and we leave the Emperor's

an air of refinement slightly stooping him and delicate firmness out marking near 'him. personages among the sturdy That is the first soldier of Europe, ''oanfc Von and the seat below which Moltke, is

some

limperor delivered

;

he stands who enters

with

deliberately, on

Imperial

forehead and eyes sunkeD, lofty and deeply a palpable thoughtful, the whole wig on his head figure

thin,

broad

hall,

Emperor

and

aquiline

to

phasis

a

-fine

spurs.

to bow the audience and the President he began read the message on a folio sheet holding ing, in his hand. He read in a strong voice audible where, I judged, every tlirough-

tall man of slender in an build, uniform of dark blue and red, shaven face scored smooth all over

his

wears a

another

a group sedately a steps of his pulpit, enters at his right from the door in the and lays a red on rear, portfolio large the shelf in front of the Ministerial seat nearest the tribuue. Just beneath

stands undresR

he

to-ilay

europe.

of

nas

deliver with

to

;

Vith

first

parliament,

corres

-

of

bis

this

once

energies,

irrepressible, to

into

;

for

—

teries

i

figure has Nature

of the cuirassiers, his favourite breasted single-

from

On the

one

The

and

form

;

But

Russia and Ireland Poland atall must costs end. forthwith

hazards

all

is

mouth

the

;

many

exception done.

regu nose

I get as I gaze from The impression distance of the impression only recalls 20 years when I sat in his study ago, and listened to him till long past mid and mentally noted down features night, and the fleeting, flashing expressions

to

England unhappy

more

sincerities

Beach It will

1887. Beach on

sculling Gaudaur

oarsman.

assimilates

his'

can

May.

terrific

chance

the

things alliance of that cynical

—

He is of 1867. defeated Han in a of America Lake Calumet, on

for the championship which took on place

Unionists

an

sent

are

on this man of iron. and the lines stouter, as if burnt in the scars time has left. They are

miles on the Australian

Jacob

year Gaudaur

the

these evil

and

Matter-

Kemp,

the

Europe,

in

so

by

There

felon. with

a

even

on

than

to

two

world.

in

where of the

even

be arrested,

to

a

political, advocate

that he does this is done

if

as

says address

may any

no

is

The

a

An

—

to avoid parently inquiry. Surely this will to the conscience give a stimulant political iof the English them cause to de people and clare that a of which system despotism

a

all the way, leading sculler and the American collapsed entirely, he liked. Teemer is won as expected to visit to as he is said to be anxious Sydney shortly, blades with Peter measure the pres oarsman,

had

for

ago, been

P.

rowed Wales

man

endurance. rowed Neil

race

liable treated

:

face

them

commenting

,

note,

provided

is

country

—

the

of

that

all

inferior

little

some

heat

sweepstakes

seconds.

Teemer,

tremendous

a

Thames

final

sculling

very either as regards pace or that he be remembered son

Families under Gallon License. the Terms Cash. Country orders be accompanied should by Cheque or P. O. O. Price List on application.

Matterson.

September 1, 1886. and the New South against svho beat him, the time

on

race

Hanlan,

and best Wines apd of any house in the and Private Hotel the latter supplied

—

of

championship Jacob

such

Colony.

the largest stock of

of

them, I If they competitors

tenth certain

is

£|AS assorted Spirits

of

scratch.

The

not altogether turn out to be the he is sure thing

he will But one

is

Of 10 intending interviewed separately,

been

Merchant.

Spirit

for the a to have

Quite

one

;

to

come

of

vouch

statement, event.

the

not them.

He

cannot

he

treatment has subjected,

advocate He may But

at

as

human all her

the

with

curve,

—

on

the

its

as

which its tower temples aud far caunot disguise, which the steel gray eyes, from de p fringed caverns,

for a gray moustache you must imagine, of Bhades it ; the jaw is the jaw well, Prince The Bismarck, and of him alone. is of irresistible stamp of power, force,

political

champion

acknowledged

—

Hutchens

Perth,

Street,

—

of the world sprinter tralian soil. In Australia both Samuels and Clarke.

a

is enabled Balfour, in Ireland. Now turns affair of the alleged strange up this of the Irish and ill-usage political prisoner the suicide of the doctor of the gaol, ap

GUGERI,

P. A.

before

their inform com I greatly (but alas that fear my words will never meet his eyes) lift. 8in. with at has been ease, cleared, in this colony and that little public sports more than twelve months ago. statement. of piler

larity

blooded young pedant Mr. to do them, of heart, light

given out that long jump on

have just best standing

and

Rule,

and

and

lift.

a

country.

of Russia,

quet.

he

own

gaol other

the course of the day. wound up by a ban

in

editorial Scotchman

an

he pleases.

Irishman

one

made

in

Home

Irish his

present of the valuableForest ex Devil" as a stump

"

cable

for was

Telegraph

Sydney Daily

reforms

which

exhibition,

The the

or Englishman public meeting

place

was seven, competitors won £4, and £2 were by T. A. Delaporte and W. Dela-

Moore,

of

team

on

two

when

Gaol. Tullamore the medical attendant Ridby,

and who is blamed prison, to which Mr. Mandeville suicide. committed

the

former

he received

illtreatment in

prisoner Dr.

£7,

prizes,

porte respectively. convinced every ness

between

the

ploughing

a

ult,

the

secst

the

well

as

There gray eyebrows. of feature or colour. and carelessly moulded

with

—

Victorians in Fremantle on after a very draw,

exciting game. Fremantles and Norwoods victorious was by one goal. On 28 Mills'

out

which

the

at

height

look

of

many none

overhanging

Or The Prison Doctor. Suicide is being held An inquiry London, July 21. the death into the circumstances attending 'of John a Nationalist Mr. Mandeville, due whose decease is alleged to have been to

(5 Fre-

J. Bennion War ton (2

;

played In

at

breadth

ing

—

A.

Hillman,

between

resulted

last

Saturday

J.

;

(4 sees) and Mr.

;

W.

on

(scratch)

Roe

football

and

amplitude

:

Rowing Saturday, by

of the won,

were

(3 sees)

The

.

J.

is

its

short

The

;

the

It

a

going a proclaimed meeting. addressing The following the telegram bearing upon taken from an Intercolonial subject, further the throws light exchange, upon death of Mr. Mandeville

training.

sees) mantle

of

Irish

Thfi

at

arranged both men

recently and

short

are

"

Kemp

Fviflfl-V

nn

still

since we the time published the death of Mr. Mandeville, an who was under political prisoner, sentence of for a imprisonment

A news

a time takes

one

and renown, the game.

some

of

been 27 years to have in 9 100 yds. J sees.

the

interest

lively A

did

Manning

Cardinal cricketer a

Observer.

said

is

when

age

the photographs, out brings of the head. helmet-shape in head of parcels dome-like ;

as Faithful I remember the strongly

-

SPORTING

teacher

compeers, Tutor yet "

learners.

In

of

the

and

his

remains

succession

at St. Cuthbert's post of organist St. Church, North Shields, Bede's,

he held Catholic

the

South Shields, Durham. His

and, musical

finally,

Ushan

College,

include compositions some our popular hymn tunes. of in his work department Noteworthy is his setting celebrated of the hymn, Oh, Paradise 1" which is to a degree, graceful in and He yet survives popularity. is, best known to Catholics as the perhaps, writer of the music in the "Crown of Jesus Book." He behind leaves Ilyinn him the of

most this

"

reputation

of

an

earnest

,

Catholic.

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a

it is said that the animal this, at once after th9 operation eating either in and .does not fall off' at all It is condition or milk in consequence. urged that dehorning is far less painful

More

Heroine.

than

Mother

of the Congre

a nun

Virginie, of St. Paul

Indo-China (says gation was made Chev the Boston Pilot), lately in Prance. alier of the Legion of Honour in Indo China She had spent 25 years cnoiera nursing bringing up ed children, w->rk in her The peans. our

in

in

on

oh

fervent after the

coffin

a

nor

the grave he died of the well "

more

week merited

regret9.

reception

a

honour.

Before her, eighteen names inscribed their of the " Chancellerie The first Honneur."

of the stated

had

have the golden book d' de la Legion whom the upon women

on

was was conferred courage whose husband de Ragis, Commune of Dijon. M ayor of the was of destroying desirous Three burglars, set fire the to the municipal papers,

Mme.

Abicot

entrance.

after effecting building were M me. Abicot, although her clothes scorched upon the by the flames, rushed rose struck again fell, by a knife, the from wrenching

men, and

them,

pursued

of the the

most

after

crew,

dan-

a

desperate of her hus cross struggle, gerous off which he was carrying band's father, with other valuables. " were Ohevalieres" Twelve of the deeds heroic in their of Charity, Sisters Bonare Rosa of mercy. The thers the Mme. the painter; Dodn, heur, of Monoffice of the telegraph mistress who behaved so gal treuil-sous-Bois, War lantly during ihe Franco-German of the the cantiniere Mme. Jarrethout, DienMme. Parisian Francstireurs

,

whose cipient

country's

worthy

a

gratitude.

less

antr

jpatm SOIL of the

out.

farmers

in

light

as

Prof.

Henry

J

without

fertility

discovered

some

it

taken away results the soil, or disastrous follow. The wheat growers to make first acquaintance law

U11/I-

of

WOOD

are

to to

sure

the

were

with

this

Whereas

nature.

ashes

The

to uncommon nothing years ago it was of wheat to the harvest 40 to 50 bushels heard 10 to 15 is far oftener now acre, of great S of, and only in exceptional cases bushels like 30 is anything

known. has It

So

with

for

the

fruit

been

their

years and vineyard needed of supply nothing beyond an abundant moisture to in a perfect keep them condition. Entire fruitful dependence to maintain was placed upon irrigation normal of the soil True the fertility of water, the enough, with an abundance done marvellously 7trees and vines have growers. boast that

itself

making,

the inevitable known.

potash sulphate,

as

result

in

wood

is

potash

has

become

is

through

for

firm

seems

The Effects —School near

"

Well,

wood

kinds

asnes

of

ror

tne

it those First, prevents frequent and often ten i hie accidents which tesult from of horns vicious the use by some animal. it is affirmed that Secondly, dehorned catttle be turned loose in can

motiy

Teacher, to your learned

serve

and rain,

:

saccont

The

but

;

a

seats,

stand

An

pills

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the

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with

not

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the

said

ti

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il

she

a

11

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companion

writ

The If

of

first

talked the

sit

I'll

"

down

there

the

is

much

as

be any

not

said still

are

Women

for

A

men

"Nothing

is

ever

owned

ever poet umbrella

they

ed,

a

thing

as

schoolboy gives the schoolmaster, should have pianist,

his

as

'it

that

like

easy

light,

into

well," and wait the half-

the ment

the

or

cattle

stall,

seem

to

object heads even

of their actual sawing

off

to

the

confine more than to of the horns.

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Teacher:

Sammy,- why S.

name

your

Sammy

:

J.

Smith, March.

Why, Junior.

do you

Smith, 'cause pa I was

artistic

touch.

even

me

lor

mother,

Sated

"

guid

Magna

his

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in

very loss, j '

1

fastest

mile

on

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looks,

record." j

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with

help

trembling which anything

in

pains

doses will two the fever. vent brackish taste foul

matter Pills

in will

partially and bowels Cleanse the pills,

Tehy physic

be could

at

ing suspected be spoken of in such a tone, aud at once renounced alarm and indithe act with

and

Uniike make

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possesses

you are, ever

break A

act of

up the coated

a

decayed produce

with

rendering they are

as

cold

food

and perwith a caused by

tongue,

speedy

of

is

dose of SeiOften

cure.

in

the

stomach

you the

doubt,

discovered. to without

the

Nesbit's

£6

10s

any

they

pills,

before

obstructions either sex

a

causes

&c. these

sickness, nausea, with a dose of will follow.

bowels good health

gripe the

you have a with a fever, and one limbs,

the mouth stomach. A

kinds many feel worse without

liVer with

never

covered which thus

threatened

the effect

the

the

sickness

head, back,

in

by the

remove

to

They

pearls,

are

the

or

Chartists.

was suddenly and sternly " Who signed examiner, ?" and though he knew was he personally guilt-

of

and

cold

severe

ma

actually

the to pleasant palate disease. in If curing

effective

35, as

correct

coating,

resemble

now

vendors,

are

Seigel's and harmless as

well-

sold

unpleasant feeling induce fur they all other nearly pillsand crowning merit,

Pills

to

them them

the Limited

by

do

as

constipation, As a further

Mother tasteless

Mother

name ,

and

quality. the brain, the bowels

produce other somach, or any Neither or symptoms. do.

are

nevertheless, manufactured A. J. White,

regularity. the slightest

or

ther

time worse

drugs harmful,

irritating pills

misera the on

caused

griping

"of

and medicine know of that

we

and

case

OUU"

if

The result Such

pain

and

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pill

Road; London,

desirable every pressure upon and cause

yelikeyer

sae

of

chemists

only distort

-write

Marcher?

"

do the

we

Pills, house

one

the

itself.

and

gripe

a day. at system

of

poison

sick

us

the

riding

be used. They sometimes hemorrhoids. Without having desire above to praise one pill

particular

seigel's .known

Man,"

ma

accumulated not

of

never

produce

any

and

duty,

the

make

his

slug

good cathartic by stimulating

a

hours

disease

the

state

unhappy

charm

a

docs

pill it

pain in

its

doing

should

gei's times

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'nothing act like

few

a

like

is

aftei-effects

the

land

all

LUttU

this

most is the pills which they contain.

feature had sae been aye unyearthly she wadna' hae tooken me. Hech, what a an' I hae been wad jawin' flytiu' saved then !"

opinion

writes born

conipated,

of

less

or

he be sure may and his liver

remedy

glandular the

more

by

.

shed

back

into

for

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it

Now,

has

for under

mark.

kind, good,

and

there It will

liver

else than

" answered I Jock, wi' a' ma that face had hairt ma the mo ill faured frae seemilarly I was born My wife Jean tnair-

?"

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the

and

are

To

entire

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than

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are

best

do

not

better,

family

remove

all

natural

functions effects unpleasant

in

.

and though quite crowd will do well and- u.ake far ed they when tied up as they better than gain it must, be unless dehorned. Thirdly, is asserted that is not a dehorning serious It is even said that operation. a

sleepy,

able

Oh,

a

early

be better

can it

only

organs digestive ous matter. But the good does usj neither

.

a

the

hoo

man,

UlUO

wish been

?

A

Jock,

ment

such

looked

"

stant

Walter sings the "venerable

if

Scotchman

UWUljbCliailUO

get

?

lost,"

Wonder

wages."

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!

anyhow

earn

Whitman.

men's

get

ghost

Would Have Him.

In

be honestly commended Most of them either

can

gish.

and mirror, ing appeared to take ex cessive in how the pleasure noticing salient of his were points physog A friend ask grotesquely exaggerated.

sadly, disap

so."

more

should

Scissor's

the

all

landlady but deceitful,

are

appearances

Great

the

It

vast

year:

medication

use.

Farringdon

they

sale

that

bowels

last.

as

of

head, sides,

a

proprietor

a

di

be grown may in England alone thousand million")

every

pill

letter

What

knew would

men

boot

a

love

a

encyclopedias.

"

:

in

thing

some

The poker.

attachment—

as

and

aways with

and not

(two

or overshoot of some takes pills mention what a should be.

On

in

easterner

that

say

shoot

you've

till

has that

in

nauseous

intelligently pre But here occurs the right difficulty. it may seotri to make a or a pill, of few are them, really very

popular

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£

11 tt

ft

:

and what

"To

the The.

made

were

provided

pills

:

there

for

0

"

Made.

are

drugtv

pill-taking when we

million

aboot the new the Spree." " the book Go

proprietor But the the clerk. "

reDlv.

out

other awoke

I

it,

disagreeable

useful,

pared.

Teacher, What

"

clerks.

mere

form

form

pill,

Easy

Sitting.

insisted

shop

to

went

the

slowly by hand, as the small. demand was comparatively To-day with they are produced infinitely greater contrived rapidly by machines especially for the purpose, and with greater accuracy, of the. various in too, in the proportions gredients employed. a

boy! youth

Pills

2,000,000,000 consumed

things

lady

obliging

luck

are

the

certain traded

duck

a

of medicine in taking dates in history. far back enable us to swallow easily

to

but very mensions about

lesson."

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take

you

Can

?

your then Highness wather and

Bad

pills

imagined

to

o'

city

Promising

and

"Can

Pat

Custom of is

object condensed :

class "

:

work."

o'

generally

the

hot

pill.

constituents.

valuable

?

the

form

Glasgow "Glesca lies in

"Nonsense, on

His

How

Scene

—

Teacher where

pupil

out

last

back. Aud, Highness came I had taken it cowld!" now, bedad, I wish

of

ring

geography

;

good deal on down throwing

it's

year

Roots

crops.

folks

excitedly: is river it the Clyde

improved

greatly

or

sae

I.

materials.' before his

What is Teacher : No, No empire." the situation of Glasgow ?" Another " There's situation nae promising pupil in Glesca the noo, or there wouldna be

a

his

!

'

:

constitute

unfolded

a

for

George,

number

Overpressure.

the

she's

had Pressed

fellow-country I dramed

asks

Highness

days pills

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thus

of something,

says

you business."

solitaire

a

lies."

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to

good.

under

low

"

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Pat, noicrht."

Pat

in

cause.

'

some

exact

the

Paisley examination. Now me tell

morning

seemed

the last

were

Pat,

One

I replied. Give Highness your said his Highness, name, Pat,' friendly. Whisaey, your High quite ness' "Hot or cowld ?" asks says I his H ighnesa. Hot Highness,' it

probably pan out set up three good, as long as we hang And next morning she

of

and

job. dat

swim,

he

of us'll

one

his

taste

a

love to fondly future all the

?"

one

to

—

:

I

sir.

me,

Mike

sympathising Well, Mike,

"

sir,"

Successful.—

me

cherish

;

crops. mixing with Care should

CATTLE

practice in some of the United States of America. that in of 13 JS traveller states a ride miles in Wisconsin be did not see a that was not herd artificially single in favour The of it polled. arguments are

the

our

but

promise

together." exhibited proudly " Paw and Maw."

It may be used either by the soil or as a top-dressing to collect and pre be taken ail made on the farm, the ashes (he should, be protected from they wash out their which would

grain

fast

common

a

he you

bragging

his

it.

proper called

that I was on a visit to the Prince noight of he Wales, and, by the same token, seemed a rale nice ould gintleman. Disof ould Ireawhile on the woes coorsing

his

was

give

of

you

out

are leguminous plants specially and it is also benefited by this manure, used for grasses and with advantage

pearances

This

now

but I'll agree meals a day square

and

"Yes,"

OF

Romantic,

And

to

no

in

very

was

rejoined

particulars,

land,

will

missing. of the magnitude

first

manure,,

oy the application cultivation of all

"

DEHORNING

"

years,

orchard

But

well.

do

to

it

you "

Oppobtunity.

honey,"

man

agitated

house is I suppose your the establishment?" said Big? You can't have any dimensions. Last week

years, my darling I can't say .as

rich in being well as containing phosphate, and carbonate of lime. Soil

valuable

—

more

a

and

Lost

bad drame

a

woes

desper

getting terribly threatened

That

and

rarity or

is

he might all regret Then seems he ? it made up his mind to ask

really

Not

ASHES.

from

highly

deficient

has been of at least

portion must he returned

is

inexorable

III 1"

diminishing normal the

;

that

soil

crops

l»

Ollrt/I

any way impairing soil but

the

the

lurge ITOlI

nai

C/Ot

in or

of

that l

«

such

a

Please, "

Why,

sir."

myself,

Mike,

small

:

given of boast

that

never

at

of its we took an of the inventory employes and found out for the first time that three cashiers and fonr book-keepers

—

Cook

Wife John,

.that

idea

testimony and many the practice. in Rural New

tried

am

Did

customer.

"

it

was

it

Two Milesians, chums on a certain Mike noticed that and inquired spirits,

"

once

are

standing

fertile

so

Ii<»/.il

product

what

the

men

in

evening,

represented. a pretty big

Then

one

I

have

him." marry A commercial traveller about- the of magnitude

and

second of the

can

it,

firing

Harry

me

left

"

idea

did

"

master, harm any

was

boy,

A I

Maria, no longer. brains out.

to

cruelty. a valid objection herd of Shorthorns

The

Herefords.

He last

were

another

"

and

growers

yiVUUt/Otl

cession the

fruit is

state Ln uc

UJetJ

a

looks

tiling

didn't," adding " and if J did,

of safety, it again." said the

contrary, to do."

drowned."

in

that

do

oot

I

sir,

sure

fellow," said there

the

for

fear

I

has

never

squirrel, when it fell

attempt You

John.

I'll

On

a

:

success

make

body

my life," who replied, shot anything in

was

expense hlow my

it,

something

place,

caused.

is

institutes; are those who object is The first certainly has a fine in case one valid

softer

a

and

to

stupid

said

except stone,

a

Don't

thinkin'

cultivated California

been

and

of the

long of

lands It has

fertile

:

state

will

others who have Professor A. J. Yorker.

EXHAUSTION.

to

calmly

ate.

and the escape, disturb show almost no are at very few objectors used by the arguments

the

or

Station.

going

"

arq

is

pain blood

There

ance.

of such

Some

there

this

attempt had auy

To dehorn growth. it or is in stanchions placed made fast. Then, otherwise close are sawed off to the

Here

-

wtmm

endure

its

completed

little very will animal

;

re

part

bird,

"Please,

cation,

cabbages,

;

never

husband

Enraged

not to dehorn conclusion is, practical animals of till the horns are in the way of the herd, as the best comfort and thrift the later the less the pain, the operation up to the time when the horn has prac

i

—»

the the

of

in

friend

with

the river

life."

of

activity

not, »

into

and and

and

archaeological Heine, Furtado

Mme. made her

charity of her

again.

a

bird

a

1

I

is

It

for

my part, the shape of which killed

;

out

one

targets.

hair.

her

for

"

the work satisfac skull with calves a piece the of. be gouged This seems to out. hurt the calf This is as we cruelly. should In the calf the growth expect.

the umuial, its head is horns the

;

celebrated and discoveries ;

by

horns starting that to make

tically

i.

lat'oy,

some

ally

in.

shot to- his

never

t

very great, of course number of larger to the nerves add injured greatly We can believe sensitiveness. readily when the horn is a that, completed both nerves and consequent sen organ, The sitiveness wonld be at a minimum.

'

an

"

tory' must

of

reward

that

assert is

three

you

give load

that

for

Mr. No Hayseed. Hayseed: won't. I can more'n you git for 'em up at the cigar factory.

Mr. that

that the the operation actual caused by suffering that than caused by hooking are more The off the horns. cutting general far better to. is that it is impression the dehorn after the first year— in of of the second year of the life spriug the animal. It hurt6 the older animals mnch and there is then no danger lesBj

to

followed

rested

by

heart

nobler

a

that

I'll

:

head

a

pence

prac

universally enthusiasts the animal

souie

indeed, opinion

;

their

gainer and worry

doing

sparkled

never

operations

the

other good any or Euro power for natives of Hon star of the Legijn and

other

tised

abandon

and virtue

faith

than as

Greengrocer

to

goi's

'

of

Death

English

Levers.

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WAREHOUSE,

COLONIAL

A ccommodation and Boarders.

JFr Class for Travellers .

Importers

Merchants,

A and

Stock

HAVE of

Agents,

Station

always

hand

on

Station

to

requirements, -

every

breech

Ammunition

loading)

and

a

Class

a

quietness

Quality

only

ors

spe

Its

and Healing Properties the World. throughout

Searching known

in

For

Liqu

of

the

Bad

stock.

Old

Sores is

on

and

infallible

an

neck

the

I

it

chest,

If

asks

in

and Spirits

and

cases,

in

Oilmen's

J

4

octaves

Tobacco

quarter

boxes

small

(120

in large

Stores,

lbs.)

MCCieery»

OllII

WINE

quantities.

and

SPIRIT

No Gallon

only.

(Wholesale

For

Bronchitis,

IN

GREAT

Note.—

VARIETY.

Go.'s

License.)

Glandular

Swellings, and Piles, Fistulas, it has never DISEASE,

scollard, IMPORTEB

AND

Ale & pts.

qts.

GENERAL

STOREKEEPER

Wholesale

and

Younger A.le pale

always

and

Spirits

Pulmonary,

tions

for

known

sold the

St.

almost

of

Earrings Alberts Leon tines

„

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'' Breast Pins

Gent's Rings, do. Ladies' Breast Pins

„

Necklets

Necklets

„

Studs

>i

Keepers

Jet

Wedding

Rings

„

St.)

every

Medicine direc

with

World;

„

language. to

Label

the

on

is

are

spurious

they

Electro

Plated &c Cruets,

-

not

address

Watches,

BOOT

AUSTRALIAN

WEST

Alberts Leon tines

,,

'

London,

Street,

Brooches

;

Vendors

all

Civilized

FACTORY

Price

Perth.

Street

and

Lists

forwarded

terms

on

application.

brown&allen, T.

(Late

For

CLARKE'S MIXTURE from

Blood

the

is

WORLD-FAMED warranted

is

all

BLOOD cleanse

to from

impurities

West

Life."—

the

the

cause

For Skin and Scrofula, Scurvy, and Sores of all its Diseases, kinds, are marvellous. Thousands of testi. monisls. Sold in bottles, 2s. 9d. and lls each and Patent Medicin by Chemists Vendors Sole .arising. Blood effects

everywhere.

The

Lincoln

and

Co.,

Lincoln,

England.

Lowest

Proprietors

Midland

Counties

:

—fire,

Office

—

:

PERTH,

20

Life,

Guarantee Risks. Cliff Street, JFreiiiantle

Spectacles.

is

HOTEL.

per

cent.,

T710R

select

maker

to

&

R.

THOMAS

D'LUCEY,

HOTEL

Comfort

Every

and

is

with

Convenience And

contains

for

of Burroughe's

one

Rilliard Which

is

Wines,

and

Beers

the

is

V.

E.

Visitors, far-famed

Brands

of lovers

of

always

obtainable,

the

for

Mr.

gia, KAY'S &c

Sold bold

Attendance

and

Ladiesl;

for

COMPOUND, is

serviceable

equally

for

if/-" men, Boot or' be teed to and make,

and

Coughs

Horses

TIC Face

PILLS,

a

&c.

ache,

in

specific Contains

Neural

Healv's

Cement

for

Broken

Hay

Ar

Street,

CURRIER

Everywhere everywhere

Sqle

i

Makers

KAY

j

Stock-

BROS.,

England.

port,

Finest Best

STREET,

(opposite fiT

ff

R.-H.

AS

always of colony

German, AND

ATTENTION

TO

G.,

W.

T.

in

IUKICTA

General

H

Funeral STREET,

SMALL

i&Sf

Observe

the

ORDERS

Address,

Next

National Library of Australia

Door

ON

SENT

APPLICATION.

BY

therewith shortest notice

Funeral

BOOK

POST.

ways

ready.

(In

band

Hearses

in

and

For any

all

Head Iron

—

lino

the

"Criterion

Hotel."

Jr l_|

live His

Pi

itself

;

1

best

Ifl

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in

are

A

"

trial

5

J"

Durability

unsurpass

kept

are

hand

at

sale

or

all

times

very

cheat).

D.

1

Hkaly.

by

erected

and

complete. W. T

and

to

Coaches

Railings,

the

Diocese

of Ferth

part at

COPIES had

or

al

the

ol

at

telegram

for Tomb

Use in

details

attended

and

M mumental wivh handsome to'

the '

CJLTKCHIMIS

Furnisher,

otherwise.

LIST

Q

Hit,

PERTH.

of the FUNERALS Colony,

connected thp.

PRICE

k.

is

AND

the

Manufactured

ORDERS.

ha

J;

WimbridgE,

SLIPPERS.

COUNTRY

m

to

or

on

ntly rtDD

&

HAY

SHOES

'r.

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soles

your

8

Colonial

f®|

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at

Boots

cons

stock

and

lire"

ed.

conducted

PROMPT

let

figsj

Q1

Repairing neatly promptly done. Extra-fine patchingexecuted. See

I

and

Calf

good order. solicited. and Neatness

varied

guar-

next

Sewed

C a

shape

orders at and Shoe Perth,

0

and

cathedral.) and

want

prices. work recommends his boots the are in the marker.

PERTH.

extensive

most

French,

English.

BOOTS,

George's

st.

the

hand,

on

you

Kip Bom:

and

Civility.

DEALER,

HOWICK

Gentle-

Monger's Store. to manufacture prepared

Importer,

LEATHER

and

H.

GEORGESMEDDLE8, and

York.

Shoe, in finish

fit,

that

Manufacturer

:

perfect

leave Bot

style,

Quinine,

?EI!!r38'®g><!>&arAS!

Boot

Andrew, Koebourne. Stroud, Geraldton. Dongarra.

W.

F. Kelly, G. H. Lott,

n

expec Chest

and

Colds,

.

Good

.Jeweller.

&c\,

Iron,

game.

W.

J. T.

„

Tolu,

demulcent

a

Coughs,

hand.

on

and

LINSEED,

Squill,

COMPOUND,

—

resort

NES'BJT,

Watchmaker

Agents:

and

Watt's

sold.

Perth.

ticles. eOAGULINE.

favourite

of the Best

Moderate.

Charges

and

to

watch

practical every article

r

Colds, KAY'S Cattle.

and

TaMes,

and

lighted,

brilliantly

Spirits

Travellers

E.

J

torant, KAY'S

replete

a

guarantee

Practical

-

GERALDTON

least

PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE DOSSES, sfON.

8"

Complaints. The

at

save

Consump-

OF

EAY'S

Proprietor.

will

V buying from having a large stock

c.

COMPOUND Aniseed, Senega, Chlorodyne.

with

ex

he;avy and eonvassing

TIME

Bronchitis

COUGHS, COLDS, Asthma, Coryza, Influenza,

at no

by

besides from and

Nesbit,

sold

&c.,

IMMED

householders As

for

paid

„

JJ

prices.

customers

„

GERALDTON

Jewellery, with

to

possession low

collecting,

JN

and

Dhu

Britnall),

thanks to the public returning generally' for past favours, that beg to announce manufacture all classes they are prepared to the shortest of COLONIAL BOOTS, on pos sible notice. Also, kept in stock, a large and varied assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, BOOTS and SHOES from and Children's the best and Continental houses. English and on Leather Uppers Grindery always Good hides and skins taken hand. kangaroo in exchange all to of the Goods despatched parts Colony.

Co.

rates

Marine

The

Agency of Alliance

Australian Assurance

blood

whatever

Australian

W.

Alberts-

Clocks

Cups

PAYMENT

ceedingly commission

—

,

,

"

&

fcTREET,

HAY

Studs Brooches & Earrings

Glockb,

TIME

on

IATE Howick

sets

fail.

Oxford

533,

(late London

Watches Bracelets B. & E.

Earrings

„

Manufactured

are

hand

on

to

Silver Silver „

Brooches

,,

Pills

by

in

use

Oxford

583,

Retail.

Abscesses, of SKIN

kind

should look Purchasers Pots and Boxes. If the

the

Wines

every been

Walthaius Gold Watches

Ladies'

Silver Watches Gold Bracelets sets B.& E. „

,,

Evil,

every repaired"

or

repaired. Nesbit's

„

,,

King's

or

Watches

Pleu-

or

only at

stock.

Brands,

and

Oxford

New

And are throughout

Stout

in

Ointment

in

brand.

and

favorite

The

78,

"MONK"

their

Rottled

All

&

(Edinburgh) light Hhds. & Kilderkins. Also

john

Wm.

Messrs.

Cures

Hooping

of

Jewellery order

to

Levers Gold

Gent's

Sciatica,

'

DRAPERY

rubbed it

Rheumatism,

Gout,

Merchant.

guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's

effectually into meat,

salt

as

Relaxed Throats, Dough, and all Asthmatic, ristic Complaints. Quinsies,

Wines

years

Dicers,

remedy. and

LEGS, BAD "Wounds,

of

cure

Breasts,

Flour.

Sugars,

Teas,

for

are

Best

Adelaide,)

PERTH

STREET,

the best selected and the stock cheapest of listclass and Watches of .Jewellery EVERY in the description colony. Nesbit's English Levers and jewelled) (capped stand riding and rough work, guaran teed for two The Best years. Watch without Nesbit's exception. Walthaus are the CHEAPEST in the Colony. These and other Watches with a two

and and

Stablest First

,

ciality.

o

Jeweller,

Street,

HAS

&c.

Harness,

lery,

HAY

Hotel.

Privacy

Sadd

back

Balcony

requisite

Family

and

Rundle

made

reduction

Bath-rooms

front.

of

(Late

Boarders.

Splendid

tools, Carpenters' goods, Wool bales, Portable Anvils, Forges, Wire Cornsacks, Netting, Fencing Galvanized Iron, Wires, Corrugated Snider Pumps, Revolvers, Douglas and Rifles, Fowling pieces, (muzzle —

considerable

Regular

Stocks also

full

other

sundry

NESB1T, Practical

Watchmaker

FREMANTLE, General

Vc E.

Hotel PERTH.

STREET,

'

CeJariion

the

above

he

may

Record

now

Fie-

Office,

mantle. Single: Double

parts

—

parts

(each)

Is.

Is.

9d.

for

the

,,

per per

dozen. dozen.

Sale, Stones, supplied

Printed M.

and published Gibney,

Record," WIMBRIDGE.

Thomas

at

thi

Iiowick-

Bryan.

Rev. Right of the W. A. "

office

street,

Perth

,

by

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