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of grace." to more determined know who honoured ..about the Catholics to him almost unknown her, whom to honour in his self he had learned there was a and hearing priest heart, ten miles about distant, at Beauly, he obtained leave of absence from, from Saturday until Monhis master across the to and walked hills -day,

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this master's sheep, Of dear to Catholics. he heard and their religion a never word, except when he heard in them abused by the minister the church. denounced One day the minister them for their of Mary. The worship was to hear his horrified young man Blessed Mary" spoken of in a way can that parson speak only a Scotch and the more of God of the Mother man abused the wretched her, the

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I am not exaggerating. Frequently to me after has my uncle exclaimed John "had been with him for instruct Wonderful he comes for in ion, me !" struction and he is instructing The most beautiful and the most pro came found thoughts from the lips of

the

of a nar extremity of of the sea, is the village and across the neck of Ullapool; of Loch Broom, shores ?sea, oh the at the time I there lived speak of a called shepherd John McRae. His mother had been a Catholic in iher. days, a native of Kintail, young on her marriage became a Pro \but her husband's testant, religion. was son Their consequently brought indeed there was not .up a Protestant, :a Catholic resident within sixty miles of the place. It that in his seems, however, had taught early years his mother him and the "Hail Mary," John me that he used fre told afterwards while to repeat to himself, quently -tending prayer Catholics

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iri entire my expressing with the views of Mr.. disagreement Goode. The at issuie in '98 was,, question

privilege

Mr.

to;

Its

opposite

Splendid

Agent, Bridgetown. Estates

for

Sale.

Goode,

a

religious could;

discussion, therefore, to perpetuate

"

serve only envy,, a!nd malice the hatred, amongst citizens" of our I southern land. Goode's' His pre pardon. beg Mr. mise is at variance with fact his conclusions unwarranted by any known law of logic; The question

.

at issue

in

'98

not

was

a'

one

religious

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of civic a justice the people sl. of question were to be ruled' as all country civilised claim have a people they or to be ruled, whether right theywere to be treated as ori a level with it

was

a

question whether

and hardly above the. level, pariahs, bf Five-sixihs of' thb leadersdogs."in the bf '98 were Protes struggle

The

fact is and' sigriifibant, towards far way disproving, the truth of Mr. Goode's assumption. That the bulk of the insurgents were tant'.-

a

goes

Catholic and this bulk of their oppo I Protestants, have ri'o need to-' What how deny. views, religious ever/combatants Happen to hold is a. nents

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on

no

having

poirit

of

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necessary 'bearing the in struggle At the engaged.

which'

they

present miners,

inoment 120,000 as the inform papers

out

strike.

on

are

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Wales,

on

perhaps

wrong

Majority conformists.

of the

religious the

in

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us,

having

a.

not

be

shall

assuming

strikers

are

that Non

gress

to

be

Say

so

to

in

? character and their

its

miners,

be will assuredly Religion at to the all do with nothing business. a Our contention is that fair have a work should fair day's believe The owners day's pay. may what where worship they wish, may so much they For coal please. them hewed let to give us a wage at The strike is once correspond. and all dispute end." over, is at an The question at issue in '98 was,, to Mr. however, Goode, at according least a political and political question, —

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See

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peace-loving,,

that lecture; of thewrong Hon. the Chief and the; Secretary Hon. the Commissioner of Crown. Lands to have been present thereatWe live' in a free' Mr.. country/arid Goode is perfectly within his rights in on record his as to putting opinion the action of those he assails. That free is mine country too, however,, and I am but a citizen's using

answer

regularly.

,

a

is,

if riot Possibly, pro are most of the mineowners bably, adherents of the State Church. Must we in pro the struggle hold, then,

t::.

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Goode has theno and, I ..have,

being,/

man. Good-hearted good-hearted. men not are, however, always to bein trusted matters dialectic. Theexcess of their benevolence very tends 'to' make them -illogical reasoners, and the deductions they draw are such as calm thinkers must often refuse to accept. Mr. Goode thinks it of wrong Father to made have the. John of '98 the subject of a lec struggle ture have presided wrong of ihe to

far the

the

& PROVISION. ne yer "before

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the rairi, dhy after wpuld be welcome

The people came from far and near to Represent, and filled all the seats -in- the church. received confirmation'. Twenty-eight, The Bishop spoke in. impressive and instructive language/based upon- Acts viii, 14-17, showing the divine origin of confirmation, and lucidly explain ing the meaning of the signs and sub stances administration. used in its and Afterwards he- replied kindly to the address, which, ele gratefully and 'framed, was written gantly pre sented to him. It is now becoming that Dr. known Mahar is, generally and has been for some time, unwell, concern and much is felt on that occur

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than

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reality

strong"hold

:

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CHISHOLM.

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afternoon celebrated

to

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Powell's

Bishop

himself,

nately

wonderful.. AiNEAS.

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where -Terowie, mass amd. given, confirma thus making the tion, "in ifhmofriing; utmost use of the day, which was all bf the year! but the shortest Fortu

shep

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Matthew

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good in England, where sb proud of the per peoplewere ;the fection attained by the-PublicSchool

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uionu-

gauge

jbf,

according

was among ;.the denomi system. /It as nations known: Nonconformists these schools .that -principally and what .had" been the flourished, been .them ?./ He\had effect ...upon, not with that :since i.8.32 reading, the- large' increase of /popu standing and the natural lation, growth that the Non might have been expected, no conformists of England had lost members/' Of "less' ""than' '640,000 these no doubt some had joined other vast but the communions, majority ..of .these 640,000 had lapsed into infi and irreligion— into soine form delity' of Agriosticismri Whilst these deno to had minations been compelled how they, had failed to acknowledge the had desired fruits produce they the religious to bring schools forth, were of the Catholic Church every where and were every triumphant, the where best and most producing fruits. consoling

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of this

to'

Yarcowie. On the Right Rev. Sunday, June Dr. Mahar, Bishop of Port -Augusta, visited Yarcowie for the first time/ all. the Catholics were-active, ofthe.pla.ee on thb move; So; too, 'was ;'the ly

purest of men.' will be glad to learn the happiness1 before to return the death to see his mother ' I Faith she had abandoned. could narrate traits of interest in the many character

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Mr.

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and

gentlest The reader, that John had

Mahar

Bishop

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invitation,

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this

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country. the- first

was

in

.only,

St. Joseph's, energies. Col-, ordinary St. John's/ lingwood, East>Melbourhe;,'.: the and chiefly present jSt. (Mtu-y- s, on West wli'ich Melbourne,1 21,000 has been expended, all bear elo the to success, of quent testimony and his administrative ability. orga tact. The late Fathernising Ayl ward was born on the 17th' March, Kil Mullena'vat, 1849, at County Ireland. On 24th June, 1872, kenny, he was ordained .at AIL Hallows', and soon afterwards left for Mel where he arrived on the 16th bourne, same November, of- the year -in -corm with' "seven oth0r j priests' for pany various Australian 'dioceses.' For several he administered the years ten years' Collingbodrdisificand P.P. of St.. Mary's, ago was appointed West Melbourne, where one hasoniy

they had ever seen. For the. first time sinbe the the Blessed so-called Reformation, was that Sacrament borne day through those desolate glens to com as of old, the sick and the dying. fort, I

was

oLcbmpletingBut majestic pile;

letter

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statistics that one

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a few months ago published of the results of the Public School States system in the United ten was to call existence millions into re of 'Spiritists— "who had persons the Christian and nounced religibji embraced the hollowSpiritualism been est that had ever superstition -in same known world. The .the,

O.S.A.), with the Cathedral.

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Goold,

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identified was/closely of St. Patrick's building some 12,000 By his exertions

I and steadily," said to 'the " I am driver. The person going to arrival." see. won't die beforemy We on arri ved at Ullapool Sunday A boat's crew put them morairig.1 cross selves at .to the my disposal I had heard broad ferry when they

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in the .ad 400 experts Public School system, in was question put to them a straightforward as to whether way adhered to their programme they still from education, of excluding religion to or whether to revert they wished The vast of the old- lines. majority to

vocacy: and .the

were

was-

Adelaide

all to this wasexception to the .'.dvertiser by Mr. Matthew Goode. The Archbishopas has replied follows

doubt

himself addressed

deeply -interested bf education

.cular

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Mary/ a

chuse

in

Rev. Father His Grace and two presided,

the Death of Rev.'P: Aylward, J'. P.P. The popular of parish priest North and West Melbourne (Rev., Patrick P.P.) died in St. those that J. Aylward, they 400 experts replied Vincent's from of Hospital, Sydney, on June were convinced the results a brief iliness,the immediate 16, afterthe Public School system that it was cause ofdeath to being pneumonia super "SbSUldtely''nessaiy'v'fb' go back on of the old plan of influenza. The news, vening rind blending' religion his sq'meyvhat sudden .death; caine/aJs schools. To -science In the public a shock to not only his own from the come United where profound States, but to many in various parishioners, the. Public sup ; School; system was of the colony, £whb/riespected: reached parts posed to have perfection, him for his life truly and was a confession. But it priestly this great almost incredible labours for, churches, the of failure the j wasjnpt pnlyjproof 1 and schools. F athier "Ayl convents, of the Public School system to give was the man ward of the was It shown right-hand satisfaction. by

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"Ninety-Eight"

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delivered

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Common

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Sense.

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different

the one ments, but all giving, grace are in there three of God. So three on and and heaven, earth, these three are one." I You may be sure, reader, gentle as to relieve hastened mind, John's to his what T thought of answer; and when asked him how he came I to think I shall' never of -it," forget " his smile as he answered, Oh ! I Hail learn a deal from great my

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to-be printed ofiGraftonand-.ordered last Australasian -plenary by the the Council for Catholic schools of the' colonies' Have"' been'fbnvafded 'to Messrs. Sydney by-, the publishers, 'They Archbishop of Bros. Benziger has already a Adelaide secured, supply., and' in due courseHhhy'will in 'be'put in .Victoria circulation .and the other Australian colonies. ' a

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religious bssihgsuf instruction that menr;» who -had beeh in the foremost enemies combating of religion in the educathe presence .fion,qf,. youth, had no w.-become sturdy in that cause. In the champions outthe United States just before

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on Liverpool, Eminence Satunfay, a 1 1 was cheering spoke as follows to Witness such grand results sight as those that were achieved, being not in but in other Australia, only of religious in the cause countries, education. So beneficial arid .indis

June 23, Sydney, to

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St./Aiine's

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the movement for holding an forward, Australasian Catholic / His Congress. the Cardinal Emirieribe presided/

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children

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second/part plain cbntinubd see,", John, to his "God on earth like friend, works what he does in heaven, and as there so a there is is a Trinity in heaven, with on earth, corresponding Trinity

Catholic

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Intercolonial

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of days gone questions by arid of an older world Mr. Goode thinks ought not to be recalled. Their recalling is to

a

peril

take

to

the.

Mr.

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to

answer

of

is

enough

that

The

action

of

it

I

and the

myself. Cabinet in Ireland to prior in cold insurrection of '98 equalled blooded the action of those atrocity a in Scot earlier responsible century massacre Macland for the of the donalds of Glencoe. The rev. lecturer, in of the proof of the sad condition in Ireland, to affairs confined himself of witnesses of whose the testimony there conld be no doubt. Sir loyalty his

Ralph Moore, forefront

Abercromby brothers

in

arms, who of captains British troops

manded Both testify

W.

and

to

the

Sir stand

John in

the

have under

com-,

systematic

out-

B.

fire.

Harness,

of

men

and

class,

every

behalf of selectors on Throssell, intending in the Toodyay district re Toodyay common wouldboard from refusing applications

friend,

age be settlers.

of

commonage ago at a

O'Reily.

in

and

Ireland, will

Englishmen

that

effect

,

needed

yet

reform

when

the

To

me against charge implied of by Mr. Goode of a lack of a sense I have but civic a brotherhood, brief to make. Convinced though rejoinder I. am of the wrongs inflicted by Pitt on no more and his Cabinet :I Ireland, think of blaming modern Englishmen of Pitt's for injustices than I: think them the for dissimulation of blaming or the John surnamed the Lackland, deeds ofthe murderous hunch-Lacked III. Richard Let the dead bury king, we their, dead. It is with the living have do. It is no matter of to living make that I no boast of it boast hundreds there are of English-Aus

pect, are

have who res my sincerest and towards whom my feelings than those ex much warmer

not at

unkindly heart.

tation —

Mr. a

B.

not

reputation

good

for

cfould but he would

and believe M. Goode

nature.

know be,

& B-

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me

(From

I

am

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Government

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Both Advertiser best

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regarded

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to

the

usual

sure

to

considerations.

increase

During

Father

town

and

this of the

Catholic

selves

of

ing with gations Sunday,

a

residents

have

Fagan

than

by

ordinal ;tlie

liiui

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give

having

liamed woman young died in Freiuantle,

train

the

former

side

of

a

to the

township brother

a

Father

well

pleased

with

the

success

mission

in

member

for

Catholic "Newcastle

Heart The the

to

cemetery. on

a

very Minister

AND

closes.

bride

whom

the

sun

shines

Sedgfield,

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STRELITZ

HAY-ST.,

BUILDINGS,

STREET, Plans

MOUATT

FREMANTLE.

and Specifications carried out in

rev.

Colony.

of

now

be

by

in

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the

JL

Fagan

by the

"W. had

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on

RECORD"

Saturday

can

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mid

BURTON

to be Sacred

Mr. Quinlan, signed petition Mr Lands,

Crown

of

interred

BROS.,

Provision

Newcastle.

Newcastle,

part

NOTICE.

at

brought

appears of his

influential

any

Kinsella,

to be buried Father

Wednesday

the

forwarded

k

gentle

funeral

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woi

testi

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and

in

& CCA,

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!

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are

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now

chants,

Park, Agents

for

that

district

LE3'

Bongnt,

or Sold, Exchanged, Picnics, Wedding Parties,

Descriptions,

year

we

far

though

Whilst in Newcastle the summoned to attend

;

wonder

the

so

W-

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in

seems

places,

was

York

needn't

before

Architects,

by comply Large congre

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attended

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them

at the Masses on present on the holiday of SS. again

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given duty.

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MONTHS.

availed

were

Paul.

customs after

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Easter

with, more administrations

man

F. J.

is

opportunity

and

mony.

it

their

spired apart,

M.

visit to pastoral large percentage

Fagan's district

the

is

old

others

here.

the

and

his

Moreover

subscribers

its

Happy

shoes

in.

infectious

are

several

the

old

Northam the next

as

be so town.

The

to

years

on."

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local

should

see

"

The publications. and regarded patron As the of ised in every exponent it Catholic opinion centres and generalises wherever it and I am reaches, proud to think that Newcastle is not the least in its the banks of the Avon, for support along

things

Record

day train.

enough

to

and

and

indulged

ceremony monies

to be increasing price .of land appears advertisements of pri as township, vate for sale in business property positions, announced, indicate. Gold fever recently

left

am,

some

meeting.

ment was manifested of rice throwing

wisdom.

think

I

its often

our

presented 12

the

show

yet -very

The

in

by

TYRES,

EAI' of

repu

to

abortions,"

parliamentary

changing

likes

never

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I

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a

in the noticed parliamentary reports Mr. the speech of our member. Quinlan re Bill Mining on Private Property being un and affecting I con workable our goldfields. sider it should fee repealed or re-modelled. I

unwarranted Mr. Goode

I

as

ine

has

Newcastle

notorious

handsome members of our youthful indeed of those already wnship and many into en initiated were hymeneal ranks fete and on the on Wednesday, 22nd qui vive the Miss Maud ult., wedding of witnessing the Newcastle Donegan .to Mr. Annear, Miss of postmaster. Donegan is a native and a daughter of the late Newcastle Mr. Thomas reared NewcastleDonegan, a full ite. Our has town indeed been always devoted at to wed remarkably assisting not feel Who, indeed, would dings. happy when others Much see so. they rejoice

NEWCASTLE.

Peter

pressed by the cold word, esteem. I may boast of, how What lawfully that ever, is unless my foolish this,, me there are scores of fancy betrays who Australians think of me English-

its

The

.

Outside of -Ireland they understand. over the British flies as free a flag as is on earth. there God's people wish Under I have no any. other flag to and no li ve wish to die.

public

to

to

.

is

became

view

a

to

decided

has

Throssell with inquiry or adjustment.

an

amelioration

Iam.&c., John

Mr.

institute

.

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in

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no more however, with my loyalty than does interferes the conviction of those Englishmen Charles have who believe I. to been beheaded deservedly by Cromwell, their devotion to the present impair of the throne. Much reform occupant

tralians

answer

Pitt

recognise

distinction

nationality, creed. every

'

or resignation knowledge of and belief

—

to

call

For ;

for

listened those who others I have no

cruelties

his

.

lecturer as his words.

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to

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say,

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the

on

satellites of Pitt. by the Abercromby's soldierly protestations

—

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plural

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mother, writes

papa."

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of

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one

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of ours heart the

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help

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drop

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set

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plural

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would

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And

Notes

for

Fair

Readers-

'Tartan straws A Tartan Toque. quite the rage for hats and toques, almost and they are be universally for what with coming, colouring, —

are

and

plaiding,

the

manipulation, that

be rung in this one is style quite amazing. There is a particular kind of toque now evidence much en which very of hat the small partakes largely and yet has a decided relation order, ship to the Tarn o'Shanter, always so on heads. The charming pretty of

variety

changes

may

,

of

straw plain three into waves, rising one each a upon another, having these are distinct own edge of its

composed

is toque "crushed"

;

on the left side, together and a plume of soft coque feathers ribbon and a smart bow of Tartan are secured there of a by means rest The of large paste "button." the is quite toque plain, trusting

caught

up

for

entirely

gracefully It

better

is

should not

to

to

its

prettiness drooping triple a rouleau that

be put be seen

annoying

such

inside

when

it

is

the

the

—

when one

finely-finished

shade

Jewels.

Ties. tulle

There

social

are

love

of

make little

one

life

care

of

make

one

step

little

help

may

the

the fleeter, ease

another,

or

and

and care, other.

thought work

some

word

cheery

sweeter,

ours

watchful

any Can

v.i!e,

ours

of the

of

strength.

ours

stronger,

ours

God

may

grant

some

Shall

reap

from

our

weary

glad

it

as

one

sowing.

Now

Child:

a

to her

own

gives

Children.

Boulton of Mrs. Mabel bad the following land, has : delightful experience

Brisbane.

Queens mo.-a.

uiiusiialauil

delicate From I was weak and infancy to be anything but a robust child. and grew no from and I suffered debility, appetite, of such the usual consequence complaints. restor But my parents hearing of the health of ing properties "

AVER'S Sarsaparm

for

to say some for me and I am happy two that after having taken bottles! regained and have not and good appetite health, vigor now married, been troubled ever since. I am and have a family of my own, am still strong recommend Dr. Sarand can Ayer's well, medicine." s;ipavilla as a good family take For Dr. Ayer's Pills. They constipation Ttike them and cure. promptly relieve sorely aids the other. with. one Dr. Ayer's Sarsaparilla:

procured

ties,

ties

in

soft

mull

my the

the

ties,

the Is

echoes

each

it

:

And That

lonely ringing.

—

Paris. Already has claimed them

kindred

But

of

give us love, help along

Took

The long, straight are which tied in are a under the chin,

lines

And

singing,

some

To Motherhood

—

huge bow great rage in humorous poet latest

bit

in

from CMI(Bkh)(

ties,

i.

his

our

diamonds

Patti's

Mull mull or

little

little

make

lighter, word

speak that

burden

any Can

So

piece in the merit

AdeMadame have been valued at "75,000. She owns 23 diamond and has also a bracelets, necklace made of very large and fine emeralds. Her set of turquoises, mounted with includes diamonds, four pins, two bracelets, and earrings, a handsome pendant.

Splendid

any The

one

brighter,

make the brightness longer, Then let us speak that thought to-day "With tender eys a-glowing,

of tan vest on the bodice was of ecru guipure lace outlined with full of ruchings black chiffon, and the lining of this lace was a shot cerise glace silk which of colour gave delightful gleams the meshes of the lace through vest At the shoulders this netting. out into two small epaulets spread which rested on the top of the sleeve, and behind it fell in a pointed yoke. was The collar, which carried up con from this was lace, tinuously high at the a back and edged with ruching to In of black chifton match. fact, this entire ornamentation be may made quite separately from the dress, with would and, worn any plain cloth, look exceedingly well. lina

If

If

kicking against The material of made was smooth-, in the cashmere -brown. The wide

was

any Can

God To

shoe

walking.

which new

P

plain has

If

If

us

take

And

If

absolutely

US. '

If

It certainly of novelty, and also takes away that fulness at the hem which is apt to be

faced,

nick

two

heels,

;

wrists.

an giving the front.

To make knuckle of

—

a

;

pretty decorated cuffs

put

;

a

Little

Soup.

Turtle,

or six pounds, two onions stuck with one bunch of herbs, three cloves, a few blades mace, one peppercorns, and a little salt intoglass of sherry, a with four quarts, earthen large jar stew hours of water six do not. ; take the lid off, but allow the soup when to cool strain care wanted, after all the fully having removed fat cut into small squares up the meat and put it with about eighteen force meat balls and the juice of a lemon A flavouring into the soup. of catsup or sauce be added if liked. may cow

The Latest Skirt. That the has "flounced" skirt taken a tre mendous hold of our fancies there is no manner of doubt. The latest evo the lution in this direction is that not flounces should encircle entirely the skirt. At the back the flounce is of many deep and full, by reason but in front it takes a round gores, curve when about six inches from the and immediate from centre, thence runsto the thus waist, up

it

"

the unhappy insect, boy rescued and dropped him on a piece of paper. Afrer a watching him for intently "

ones, however, perpendicular the descend to the waist, thus giving the of slimnessto appearance figure. Tucks are put round the top of the to match sleeves in three sets those on the bodice, and the lappets which turn over the top of the collar have also tiny tucks run at the A edge. worn as stock is with this shirt indeed is nearly always the case and the waist is finished nowadays with a scarf-like of the off piece

to

on

little

while,

very evenly placed, at invariably crossing shirt The is frequent junctions. made of plain cambric, and the tucks are in crossbars at the neck, arranged so that a yoke is somewhat simulated

not

meese.

lived in the said the milk

you'll get over your'n." A fly had fallen into the ink-well a of a certain author who writes very bad and very inky hand. The writer's man,

small,

Mock

mock turtle soup, veal weighing five

—

the

:

want

tucks, very and almost

is

geese,

was

with a few company A friends. Cheshire large cheese, was set before him to carve. uncut, the Garrick asked host where he " should cut it. Anywhere yPu like," was the answer, upon very jokingly which Garrick handed it to his ser vant and desired him to to it carry " his house, Then, with observing I will cut it at your kind permission, home." once

reason

,

oxes.

am

have

I

—

sartorial

by

A Bath for the Broom; Brushes brooms would last and longer work oc do better if had an they casional bath. Four tablespoonfulsammonia in two of household quarts of lukewarm water are the propor for a tions Let the good bath. or straws bristles stand in the water an half rinse hour, then thoroughly,, and do not hang them by the heat,, but put in a cool place to dry. and

and; yet belongings, of their 'make, and possessing dainty, dressy, possi bilities which were not to be thought of in connection with the shirt of a few seasons its bishop ago, with sleeves, bodice, plain yoke, gathered down the and simple box-pleat sur centre. The latter detail still all and is to tfe met with on vives, sorts and conditions of shirts, but in the ornamentation of the bodice first in order of favour come multitudinous

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hearsing place. away, afraid

elect

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bride

sjhirts

a

,

so

the

..hice.

The

The materials cambric

are

withal,

and much to our who thus preserves

something

mull ties are either withplain hem, or they deep hemstitched are lace trimmed or embroidered. Honiton point lace braid work makes a beautiful and popular and is tie, made at home. easily

charming quite. so fresh-looking, the for adapted place in intended to fill

year

our

to

ready

—

for

simple, admirably are they

to society as at all events,

nothing

Shirt.

The

.

Just

desirable.

so

;

1

is

this1

—

:

it

or

that

it

i

the head sufficiently tilted slightly appear

off

it

A Tucked and fabrics

—

hold

keep

still

ance

:

:

—

give

reserves her his independence society choicest treasures. She him gives he could never what in solitude obtain of expressing his true the power he self Alone clearly. may gain but it knowledge and self-discipline is that he learns the only in society art of self-expression.

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a

of ball.

game ties

sweatheart

ties tie

prettiest

of

all.

"

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crowns.

of

velvet

toque being worn, a

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More

than

2 of

Any Other

Weekly at

the

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3d.

Lister's

CLOTHING 200

AND

DEPARTMENT;

v

t

were 5s 9d to 8s 6d. 250 Youths Tweed Trousers, Men's Tweed Trousers, reduced. to Is lid per pair redhced 3s 6d. to ls'Sd1 Trousers, per pair ; were 2s 6d. 600 Men's wejre Cord Trousers, reduced to 2s lid were 4s lid; 450 per pair; Men's Tweed Snits (coat,. to 6s lid 12s 6d to 15s. and vest), reduced were ..trousers

HOSIERY

DEPARTMENT.

Tweed

Boys'

reduced

FANCY

!

to

l's

Suits,

lid

per pair. 120 Men's Cord

2s lid';500'

'

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Black

per

6d, Veilings, Handkerchiefs, worth 6£d.

17s 6d.

were

;

250

Oilskins.

lis 9d 21s/: 200 Men'sMackintoshes; were Gent.'s Black Cashmere 15s 9d ;. Mackintoshes, ;

-

.

..

;

Etc.

Hats,

Mercery",

; .

9d. Lambs' Wool were 500 dozen Tan Merino 300 dozen Socks, 4id per pair"; Socks,. 2d per pair; were reduced to 4id,; Is. 4£d. 1,000 Boys' Flannelette Shitts, 6d, 9d, and to ls and Flannelette reduced Is lid. -50 dozen 2,000-Men's Shirts, 6d, Is, 6d, Men's is 50 dozen Soft reduced toi -3d,: 6d, '.and per pair. Men's reduced to 6d. Braces; Felts, 20 dozen Is each. 15 dozen each/ reduced to 6d and Men's Terai Men's. Hard Feltp, dozen reduced to Is lid Gdrit'.'s to Is 2s Felts, each...,, 25 Umbrellas, reduced lid, lid, Silk 3s lid, each. Thousands of Gent.'s and 4s lid Derby /Ties, Bows, etc.-, reducedto 3d Turk 30 20 dozen each. dozen each. Boys' Caps, Bid Boys' Tweed-Caps, 2d.each.

-

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Tan Lisle Ladies' tan, brown, and black Taffeta Gloves, 4.d pair. Gloves, black and tan all Children's Taffeta These are reduced Gloves, 3d pair.. Lad tan all sizes, Is pair lid. from twice these prices. Gloves, were Is WeideinjKid worth bach's special fan Kid Gloves, all sizes, 2s lid 4s. lid.

Ladies'

pair.

.

6d.

Waterproof '

lid

9s

9d, one

.

&C.

"''.Gloves,

Cashmere

and

..

dozen yards. Face Nets and colored White bordered. choice line, 3£d Handkerchiefs,

hem-stitched

Black

Youths'

Oilskins, 25s.

were

and

that.

'

50

Etc.

Ribbons,

9d

3d, 6d, we're twice

..

Torchon Laces,and 10id per yard'; Ladies' penny each.

and

Mackintoshes

.

Laces.

;

-

'

fast Ladies' Cashmere Weidenbach's Hose, black, (5id per .pair. Special Black of cheapness. and Maids' Ribbed Cashmere a marvel Children's Hose, Is. per pair; Cotton 3d per Our F80 in Girls' Cashmere bibbed Stockings, pair. Hose, to go ls: per all sizes. Women's Black To see is to buy. Cotton pair, Hose, 2s lid' per' dozen pairs.

;

:

;

Manchester.

Underwear.,

/ 40

;

lid. 1 lid, Is -3d, and Is lid were Is 9d, 2s 3d, 2s Is Chemises, 6d, Knickers, 2s lid, 4s 6d,.'5s Is lid; were 2s>6d and'3s'6d. 3s lldjAg.lld were Nights, 6d, 6s lid, Is 6d Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d. Is Is were Knickers, 7id, llid, 'Chemises, 3d, 9d, 2s 6d Is 3d, Is lid, 2s lid wonderful value. Ladies' All Wool grand value. Nights, Vests, Children's 9d. ls.9d. worth 9d; well worth Fancy Aprons, 3d each

reduced.

;

to

:

;

reduced

D'Oy leys, Is

lid, Covers, 6d:

2s lid,. eacli

Table

Covers,

Toilet' '40 Cheinile

;

;.

dozen

3s. lid, ;

were, Is lid

Enormous

;

ing,

Mantles.

"

in brown, Choice Lot Ladies' 'Cloth Coat and Skirt," and Costumes, navy, myrtle, braid Ladies' Melton 5s. black, 13s. 9d; , Walking Skirts, trimmed, worth.253. W'eidehbach the lid were lid 6d: wonder Special Serge and Lustre Walking Skirt, the lis worth 21s. and of Ladies' Cloth city, ,9d;. Serge Capes, nicely trimmed, and '4s lid 63 lld reduced from 10s 6d and 14s 6d: line, splendid

4s

dbzen Pillow double width,

150

.

and

200

Is.

95 dozen

white-brown

strong yard.

Flannelette,

Is

6d

11

os

each. dozen.

150

Bed

Quilts,

Coloured

,

50

dozen Hemmed Serviettes, dozen White" Honeycomb Is '3d 2s each; -we're 6d..

in

11

of

.piles

remnants.

40 pieces Sheet White. Twill dozen; 60 dozen Honeycomb Towels, large, reduced to Is 6d: Turkish reduced to 3Jd.; 100 Towels, were, 6id. pieces 80 pieces dozen reduced yards. pink Flannelette, to.2£d.

Cases, 6id yard;

dozen.

penny

each/.

sacrifice

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Costumes

to one 4s ,lid,

,

.

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8

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6d.

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Flannels.

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...

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50

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FewLadies' toshes, Line

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Is,

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Mackin Splendid Ladies'

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850

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6d yard;

.

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fancy

Is

and yard.

.

and

Line

.

6s

Winter Blouses, Is. lid, in various., tartans Blouses,

Blankets 33 lid;

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colours

to 7iik:9!d.Ts, and Is lid

pieces Saxony Edge; reduced Is 6d, reduced to 6d, Is; 9d,

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of congratulation

his

to the Ministry, by Education Board. Will a letter of conaddress the country at large ?

Mr.

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George Randell,

be found

Murchison

The death

'

—

PERTH

(From Prince

Cornhill

the'

Magazine.)

Eugene of Austria

in

is

market

the

place; Prince

Eugene of Austria his

face

has

smiles

upon

;

is done, Our work Says he, For the citadel is won, the black and yellow flag Cremona." "

Times

And

Major

Dan

And

square, six just ing for

O'Mahony

in

is

o'er

flies

the

There

barrack

"

;

Irish hundred there

boys

your

shirt,

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wont

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you

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are'

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morning

any hurt, ispleasant

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in

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Dan river

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.

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on

Street;

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Sec.

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of bribing

editor

seems

diction

of the

by the Mr.

E.

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National Library of Australia

instruction,

that

On" society. be delivered

next by Dr.

is

of

aim

of

the will

lecture

a

Zillman

Mr.

Glad doubt, be largely attended; of the lecturer is and the well-known, subject is certainly a one. :A committee popular will be held on meeting the 10th Sunday, to souie hist., arrange very important ufatters in vconnection with the society's business. On the 30th Thursday, June, the debate between the C.Y.M. competitive and the Hebrew Societies took i n place, of a lare in the Masonic presence gathering The speakers on both sides had strong to and arguments put forth, the debate was characterized throughout by and enthusiasm. The de vigour judges clared the C.Y.M. the winners Society by 12 points, and their verdict was certainly in conformance with the of the opinion of those The majority present. winning society is to be congratulated on its suc is to be hoped that it is cess, and it only the forerunner of to come. successes many and

the

on

will.no

meeting

the

abilitv

.

talk

the

really

evening

;

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AMERICO-SPAN

?"

I3H

WAR.

one

and

early

our

not

.

30.

liner Antonio landing big guns and ammunition at Porto Rico, having "defended attack of the .Jyaen against-the American cruisers by the. Spanish gunboats Concha and Isabel II. Thirteen thousand American have been additional troops to the front. ordered General. Shatter himself reports ready to capture Santiago in 48 hours. Admiral Camara has entered the Suez Canal.

June

Lopez has

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Spanish'

succeeded

in

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—

Annual

arejbhe

following

—

1. July centrating

—

The on

distance

of

American the

north

half

a

mile

of

troops are Santiago, from only

con

at

a

the

rGeneral Merritt's in Spanish artillery. structions,' indicate the retention by the where U.S.- of the Philippines, a generous and humane will be estab Government —

The

late

commercial to contradict the pre Melbourne Leader that its

shall

complete; with the shirt. quarrel the breeches woqhl'nt' hurt, air' is chiily in Ciemona." evening

horses in consultation

Ball.

I

Gazette

a

O'Mahony

little

a

done

—

Society's

Hibernian

the

Pall

of

Dan

.en'treat,

called

or

sure

,

'

brought against

Mall

But the

For

some.

accusation

is

THE

General, the heroes

says we

toilet's We've no

-First,-

the case, of fuel does not pro present burning duce some at,.' least of ill beginning the air less Whole? effects and render

being

you,

yes, favour

were

.

BANNON,

the

;

be interesting

would

Why,

We

1898.

Ryan's C.

j

I

JULY

2s'.

it

am

all

at

anything 1,

for

i

Murray WEDNESDAY,

.

It

in

fueksupply In 400 years. will have burning

its

such

held

be

Will

the atmosphere vitiated that the of sustaining air will be incapable human and the race of mankind life, perish. to know fi,

BRANCH,

GRAND

so

must

No. 263. SOCIAL Bohemia Hall, Jacoljy's

O'NEIL

HUGH

do

France Burke:;

of

—

however,

Can

a

authority. Kelvin-limits Lord of the earth to 500

and

Which

JRISH

convert devout Church. For both Beerbohm is the

nevertheless, came, to the Catholic statements Max

every

FORESTERS.

"You've

Vaudray,

work!.:; tongue in

Dillon Is there

can

NATIONAL

most

and

I

—

touch defiled. The being late who had Beardsley, Aubrey been a close student of Voltaire, be

was

and

discussion,

be -of greatpawsed will bene contributors. The evening and enjoyahly instructively spent this conihination of pleasure with

future

lished.— hibited

The Admiral

Egyptian Camara

—

Port

Government from

coaling

pro at

Said.

—

who

those

De

soldier's And

There are without pitch

An

Gen.

Says

Athy.

on

.

Bert,

.

'

of

relative

near

a

can

;

.

James Rowan,

enret/le.

years,

and

Irishman,

are

.

Harbour, are Irish men. are They John Kelly and John Lieut. dis Rowan, who Murphy. himself in Cuba, is also tinguished Mr.

the

reached

fort,

six hundred Irish boys are join ing in the sport Cotne and take a hand, says he, And you wilhetand by ine, its to the man who takes glory Cremona.

"

Santiago

an

to

stone,

just "

:

to said be suffering from has been sent from GeraldFremantle steamer by the Nemesis. nomen So far at least as clature is concerned seems everything

has

O'Mahony

'

'

Sin,

fit

for"

Major

articles

leader,

and Shakspeftve's .well-known lines, com mencing Who steals steals my. purse Two poems, entitled "A trash.". Fairy and "Life's Curreuit" also Tale," .were among the contributions, Each paper pro

;

Ere

the

"

voked animated the criticisms

Dan O'Mahony is at the barrack gate, Irish six hundred will just boys neither stay nor wait There's Dillon and there's Burke, And there'll be some bloody work the Kaiserlics shall boast hold they Cremona.

Major And

besides

Alliance Anglo-Saxon (Cosmopoli of a Catholic The Erection Hall," "

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Ah

SOCIETY.

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tan)1;

wait

;

Cremona."

,

leprosy, ton to

C.Y.M.

were,

The '

hiiq '"Come

;

ing into

DV/m

.

average expenditure the port is about 500. The following gentlemen have been of the Peace:— appointed Justices "iy yearsr— is, says our contemporary, Messrs. S. a cause to Read, R'. H. Barrett, of deep mourning the J. Handran and Wm. ownen Smith, J. J. for the Perth district Holmes, ; The Sydney Morniny Herald argues W. Messrs. G. Lefroy and C. W. from for the report 1897 of the Mr. Ferguson for the Swan district Collector of Customs at Fremantle for C. J. M.L.A., East Moran, New South Wales that might find it and Perth. Coolgardie to advisable devote a greater share at In speaking the Auckland 98 of attention to so rich apd'iniportant celebration on June 6, Bishop Lenias a field of trade and commerce tian claimed a descent. patriotic West Australia. ' With said his Lordship, pride," The revenue returns issued by the " a I stand here to-night grandson of Under-Treasurer show the that one fell who in glorious '98. Premier's estimate for the year end A number -of Chinese recently of 3,00,000 ex 30, ing June cross arrested while to attempting over ceeded the amount received by the Queensland border, from South 250,000. have Australia been sentenced to six Two of the crew of, the Merrimac,. months' at Townsimprisonment sun kin which was the channel lead ville.

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Kil

Last Wednesday did not offer evening much for stir encouragement anyone to from the proverbial fireside, but, despite that fact, the members of the above society themselves in to presented good numbers hear the of the first reading magazine of That the half were year. they rewarded for their and that trouble, slight had the.v no cause to made, a regret having point of hearing the was evident. magazine read,

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the reports at Peak Hill of a dog known " as and' the Paddy the Prospector,", of Mr. Tom Meehan— with property, he whom had visited nearly every in Australia; The death— goldfield at the advanced age for -a. dog of over

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etc.

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question

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on

appointment

of the German

KNIGHT.

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Beans

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has been

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if! necessary, be of commander' the squadron at Hong-Kong.— General Shafter, and several with thou 15,000 Americans, sand on Cubans, attacked Santiago Friday, and after hours' fierce car fighting, eight The ried the re victory Caney suburb. execution was Heavy, mained undecided.

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—

;

—

when

has returned to coal in Camara July 4. Governor Mediterranean. The Spanish Bohul have of Bulacan been and the s.s. The rebelsJ captured by the Philippine who Americans, displayed splendid bravery, ah 8ft. barbed wire fence encountered

medicine

asked

is

of

fortifications

Santiago.

to

requested

are

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Friday.—

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Cervera,

has

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Open from .CIVILITY,

meetings.

any

time.

7.30

a.m.

Private

Dinners at shortest notice." and midnight, Sundays 8 a.m; till CLEANLINESS STRICTLY OBSERVED.

and

till

Earnestly i

Special 10 p.mi

ru

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-

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to

6d.

.

and

Hocks,

;

2.8th

of

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Under

On

Sisters

-

-

of

.

.

Messrs.

order

Director M.

increased, from Hol-

Pando

N

Champagnes,,

:

Santiago

bombardment

town, whose defenders of General by the arrival guin, to 8,000.,

:

;

American

the

have

,

;

'

Additions

By.,

the Hon."

interven at

McKinley

President

—

postponement

a

Powers

to 9-7-

9-1-99.

Edgeworth,

;

,

sueing

sharpshooters execution among

to

F. Quinlari, 6s. 3s. 3d. Kelly, R. Joyce, Bevorley,

6s.

1898.

»

...

of

:

SDanish

6s.

30-6-98.

Messrs.

:

Geraldton.

"in excitement 6.— Great prevails the Government, however, repudiate The idea of for peace,— Pope is

tion.

to

6-98.

Department

mentioned

12th Kanowna.

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at

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the

TUESDAY,

the

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Mr. Maloney, 6s. to 9-1-99. 3s. to 9-10-98. Mrs. M'Mullen, Mr. W. Kelly, 3s. to. 9-10-98.' Mrs. O'Mahoney, Perth, 6s.

WORKS. see

be received the dates

will noon

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urged

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Mrs. Mr.

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reported to have to appeal I o the

Highgate

;;

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PUBLIC

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Notices.

FOR

further

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the

I

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Gazette.-

with and at sea, fought great made Tlie and no surrender. bravery without in American warships escaped the exultation in Great prevails jury. President States, and McKinley United has cabled to" Admiral Sampson the thanks of the nation.

July Spain

.

Boswell,

Mr.

prisoner

&

„

Mr.

3d.

shore

on

'

30i6-98.

Mr.

Admiral .by; Sampson, was losses are wounded.— The Spanish also, The both at" over calculated '2,000. men, talrfln

4

:

Medals won at all the Ex leading since 1873, including Paris Exhi? 1889, and Prize bition, Champion of Australia for and Hooks, Melbourne Clarets Royal Show or Three .-successive years. Also Gold Medal, 1895. Bordeaux,, CLARET. PORTS. No. i. claret, constantia. No. 2, muscat, white.. special. brownhocks. erontignac. ; CHABLIS. SHIRAZ. REISLING. SHERRIES.;,.

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for.

add

Government

Dep$t

St. George's Perth.

Gold hibitions

98.

succeeds wohnded on

Bassytoral who

Australian

Chairlbers,

Quigley, Perth, 2s. 6d. to' 30-6-98. 2s. 6d. to 30-6-98. Crogan, Perth, Mrs. 2s. 6d. to 30-6-98.. Furlong, Perth, Mr. Sara, 3s. 6d. to 2-7-98. 6s. ,6.d. Mrs. Fallon, to 30-6-.98. Mr. L. 0'Mahoniey,'38. 3d. to 30-6-98; Mr. P. J. Healy, 2s. 6d. to 30:6-98. Mr. 2s. 6d. to 30-6-98. Connelly, Mr.' T. Bradley, 2s. Hd. to 30-6-98. Mr. 'M. Victoria 2s. to M'Donald, Park;

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West

30

Mr.

.

-

the

31-12-98. 6d. to

6s.

Mrs.

Dr" that the Williams' Medicine Co., Queen's Place, Syd of ney, .whose PiUs have, boen the subject somewhat extensive substitution by retail ers, and who are devoting considerable ener to the detection of that will gy practice, a reward for private information lead pay oi offenders. ing to the conviction

Shafter demanded the surrender bom he threatens to town, which fleet have been Admiral Cervera's bard. by Admiral Sampson, who has destroyed of Santiago harbour. taken possession of

J;

s,

P. Lynch; "KalgoolriiC

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We

—

the

30-6-

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to

6-98.

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advertised

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Wines and Brandy.

,

company.

to

Maddon, Northam,

.

50

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Connor,

98.

,

for

2-7-98. Mr. J. Mr. A.

of Justice Frank men,

,

sent

Chief

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:

has

.

'

annihilating

inst.

South Australia two sentenced of im Ashley' and William Smith, to terms with hard labor prisonment. (the latter however, being released by the clemency of under the First the Judge Offenders Act) for counterfeit Pink Pills as the selling Dr. Pink well-known Williams' Pills for and for thus Pale People, obtaining money under false Evidence showed pretences. that the counterfeit Pills had been pur chased a number of on the by persons faith of the The prisoners' allegations'; public would do well to proflt and by these facts, to scrutinise the offered carefully goods

of

one

shells, entire

an

10th

"

them Shafter

Cervera's

the

1

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and

DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, HAY Respectfully .since

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commencing

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in

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.

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Millinery,

go

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would

readers

to made

being

and and

article,

article'

sold,

.Assistants,

our

wish

we

Public

the'

The

A.

and

Drapers HOTEL

ClPPOSITE

AND

HICKS

CO.,

have

effort

their the

Our hope

PERTH

STREET,

HAY

thus

for

circula

of

the increase

our

to

response. would further

to

rev.

the

that

therefore,

is,

hearty We

to

the

im

the

inte

yellow

jaundice,

dogs

to

kennel.

—

the

mattress

on

at

who

lie,

as

of

them,

as

the

doctor

Cathe-,

be

a

for

the

advancement

are

thus

being

barrel. for

There the sick

died

her

are

no

the would

in

not

until

the

was

dying

twice

only

as

it

But

aged.

seen

—

is

a ward 70 occu described

thick

indeed, the he

the

by

to taken the infirmary. The doctor saw him on the day week after his admission and on the day of his death. —

But the

the doctor this man gave attention be as that, may from interview his with gathered our

representa of bestowinmates of

contemporary's he

tive,

the

habit upon the

in

is

ing generally the Dep6t.

taken

by

by

one

in

floor,

night

pants,

man

will

on

tenanted

assuch.

there

his

their

then, by name the sufferirig.frbm is admitted to the He lies May 12.

man,

Douglas,

seem, for the day

visits His there have much at-.leaBt in common with those ascribed that they to angels are few arid far between. They are also and cases that hurried, forward are riotffcpecially "brought to come under seem not notice

Perth.

in

old

all

steps that

Record

An Robert

place— little,

utmost

respectfully appeal and the of the goldfields to influential give their

clergy districts

country support of the

"MEMENTO FROM THE MAINE."

attached

clergy

in

in a rings conveniences

consented to give the kindly assistance by recommending it addressed congregations by them.

dral to

Clothiers,

METROPOLE,

our

is

rev.

:

J.

to

object is one of the concerns and narrowly portance, rests of the Catholic community

are

to

earnestly appeal that second the effort

The

tion.

each

—

to

all

etc.,

become

names

-

—

permit

among

neglect necessarily filthy until June —cold, and miserable, when dies. bed he His is a 4,

the Very. Rev. Record of the W.A.

Vicar-General, agents at the doors attend will

occur.

better,

would

institution there in

the

of

permission

to

Perth.

APPEAL.

AN By

hounds lie down

London.

st.,

for

civilised,

kind

of the be almost —

usual /during as extending premises.

Depot

them accorded that as .they

support

on

"fittingj'and

Central

J >.),

to terms lease of are for a renewal they compelled premises To ensure must be and quickly. a speedy business. This done speedily relinquish of the Whole to sell clearance of the Stock we have decided AT EVERYTHING HALF PRICE AT EVERYTHING HALF PRICE EVERYTHING AT HALF PRICE 1898. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, MARCH, 6, for a Short Time To Continue Only. London and of. New Goods have recently .been receivedfrom Large ..Consignments-, -the Whole Stack is 'to go at exactly 'Half Price. cannot

carried

Alteration,

PERTH,

STREET, the

thank

Business ';'

MILLINERS,

&

JEWELLERS

397 395 and Branch, PERTH STREET,

HAY

J.

would

AUSTRALASIA.

W.A.

be

to

It in fact, for men in of Betty old the spirit Higden— to crawl away into the amid bush and die at once such as nature could afford hospitality them than to be herded together under such conditions— conditions for no master of that, example,

anything

PREMIER OF

itself

asserting

&oo.,

Relinquishing

Terms

Make:

DAWSON,

STEWART,

JOHN!

SIGN,

of Lease.

Expiration

Can't.

THE

so.

lord,

Conn.,

the bottom without

U.S.A., of the

accept

as

a

them

that

and

historical

an

"Maine

warship

""(recently of Harto

the

Pope Manufacturing Columbia". Bicyclej

"

his

when the disaster the he has forwarded

sea

and gift

to

has written

informing

States'

United

ill-fated

.Harbour),

the

to

ire

went to which, recovered by a diver

been

.has

occurred, machine

Co.,

:

Havana

fracture, it

of the

Sigsbee,

in

Company,

them

asking

;

Agents

UNION have

they

are

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LIMITED,

COLUMBIAS

fresh

a

Standard

are

Model

of the and

Strength,

Finish,

1898

of

Racers

World

Easy

and

for

"

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undaunted

to conqueryour eyes the

ARE

NOW

SHOWING

SPECIAL

SONS.

the

combat for

your resist

spirit evil with

try

rt'

in

indefatigable

Reward prepared

Pius

of Christ."

name

and

and iniquity having before those who for IX.

JULY

SATURDAY,

VALUE

1898.

OCCUR-

SCANDALOUS

A

IN

9,

Dress .

3s.

5s.

9d.,

6s.

9d.,

7s.

9d.,

9d.

dress,

Coating Double

Serges, in

width,

navy

and

Is.

Is.,

black,

Is:

3d.,

to

6d.,

3s.

6d.

per

Shipment .'From

Plain

and

9,d.

. ...

.

Blankets, and In

'Hosiery,

From

In

Is

of lid.

4s."

25s.

pair.

to

unheard-of

Ladies'

prices.

Capes.

each.

50s.

'

remarkably

variety,

with

overflowing

Almost,

and In

JOSEPH

-great

New

to

clear

at

statement

Suits,

Shirts,

!

Ties,

Cpllars.

variety.

. .

DOONAN STREET, (OPPOSITE

AND FREMANT.LE.

TOWN-HALL.)

SONS,

made

out

a

at

of

visit irre

two; gular intervals, being paid ample, month of February.

only,

for

supplements

his

but

—

rate or

more

the

even

made

statements

centage

if

they contain

of

unvaniisheid

the

colony

be

possible

at

large. in

The inmates, number of nevertheless, 240, a whom are goodly proportion the sick. The doctor, among indeed, when he

is

visits

especially

applied to, by directions given by telephone, but the of such advice reliability

be

reasonably

besides,

are, to

as

.

matters

and

the

questioned.

complaints the regarding management that is alluded

point, however, that the death has taken under place tain

is

cer to

disgraceful circumstances. Where, we ask was the Superintendent of again, Charitable Institutions during the three weeks that this unfortunate was the 'misery of undergoing condition ? or is Mr. Longmore's superintendence superior to of this and in kind, anything much fact of not value practical to the institutions to be man

his

supposed

to

subjected office

the

nothing Are

come.

to their Jack-in-

sort of superfine the wind and

a very between

person, whose gentility must

least

Sometimes

?,

is

at

or

it,

unpleasant Longmore's

Mr.

qualifications,

in

short,

3uch

as

were

lately

exemplified

in

his

advice kindred

tendered,

saw,

to

.head

of

the the

the

department

all

are

should,

as

true,

not

community,

we

the Are

at

spirit ?

finaucial in

more

religious inquiries with his turn of

a

It,

.any

ex

the

during

attention the West to the sent from

fair per the truth, bf affairs is not dis state only to. connected graceful: everyone: with the management of the instidiscreditable to! tutiony Jut it,!is

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that!

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COST.

too,

matter, of the

mate

glo

cheap.

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case.

it

value

this

Jackets,

the

at

in

public

and been duly dealt with by him ? It not Mr. was, nevertheless, James Longmore who moved in

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;

high

to

j

at

variety,

and Boys' Hats, etc.,

Floorcloths

lid.

Department

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Men's,

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-

Beautiful

all

variety,

.

Millinery

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great

;

.

In

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full

a

be asked, is may of a Superintendent of Institutions if such a Charitable as that made public has case now under not come his observation the

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;

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hardly

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vestigation

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January

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.

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or

keeping

mind than such matters as the carnal com paltry forts or needs mere of super annuated ? We should paupers be surprised

not

to

find

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it

was

so.

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any

community thorough

case, now

the

of the

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abuse has occurred, as seems is be now the value proposed, should evident. The demand be for a public and that the inquiry, whole of the institumanagement be openly tion the placed "beyond

at

that,

unusual

be thus of order.

:

Besides, grant, was out stowed, altogether to the Aboriginal The money allowed to be is stated Board for expenditure sick olr for the use of those that are and civilisation much in. distress, less the inculcation of religion does into not enter the provisions. as

ago

contemporary

the

a

suggestion West

Are River

our

Australian

,

mission to that the the Anglican blacks on the Forrest River had beenthe of Government aid. recipient our The manner in which contem dealt with the. subject seemed porary to us conclusive that such was the we felt author case, and, therefore, ised in to a matter that alluding was no concern and otherwise 01 ours, we to which should have :in regard our own minded business, '

were that we however, proves, we xorrect in the conclusion at which The mission had been had arrived. aided— indeed, we may, perhaps, say the Aboriginal Board. established—by to A sum of "800 had been granted more could and hardly than that it, to set it be required up. or, possibly, to time. also conduct it for some But to squander" public money, where the are does concerned, aborigines seem not a departure from the fixed custom. the Last year, for-instance, on blankets for the sum 'expended referred and on to, Jubilee people

It

—

their

promote

to

feasts,

Her Most Gracious an .ed to 17,000, in

siderably in

.that,

of

the hands of the wants in

to

be provided

was

natives,

genuine would much

a

penny

the

better

Seventeen

thousand

pounds

a

is

and, wisely ex it a considerable pended, are to way. And, if the aborigines that benefit may be done by anything such an intention, with there for them be wisdom who must to guide those with

them. too

Experience want

of

which

must

work

in

its a

powers matter

the

the

dark,

of beneficence. as

wearing

must

there even

for-

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the broad Public opinion, whole must direct the affair. daylight, A Vindication of the Catholics at With a statement N.Z.— to Gore, regard daily contempo published by one of our effect that Lord to the raries, RanfurJy, address to hiiu in reply to an presented by at had made Irishmen Gore, good his in find in at we sults to Catholicism Dunedin, had fore Zealand Tablet, as we the New of the matter. The seen. au explanation Irishmen to his aidivss by presented and had been at Gore prepared Excellency others, by spine Catholics, signed, among he was to visit the that at a time expected altered his plaus, and t iwn. He, howeve first where his notorious went iu Dunedin, were made. Meantime the ad remarks dress at Gore had been placed in prepared the bands of Pi'otestiiht keepers, by whom time The local it was in due presented. Dunedin Catholic concleigy" (says our "

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is

deceased his to

known

wfell

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colonies

great

Western

in

present

Daily

recall

to

the

of

our

was

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The of Spain. Bishops of Perth,

province

a

—

the

(says

one years Australia

recent Western

—

ecclesiastically last two Roman

Catholic

Dr. Serra and metropolis, both Spaniards, although their and congregations were almost priests Irish. been ousted Spain has now entirely and

supremacy,

an

rules Perth, the at prelate although are still in at New Spaniards possession where have a remarkable Noroia, they monastic colony, governed by the only Abbot Dr. initred in Australia, Salvado, Irish

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Norcia

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civilize

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test

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dictated

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Australian

telegraph Sir

girl.

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missionaries Sjianish half a than century claimed as the only

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Governor,

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the

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post

be

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they

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Catholic united

Churches Catholic,

one "

Catholic Catholics, Syrian and Latin Catholics. Those in Catholics, called Orthodox. The schism, are Angli Protestants. cans are simply English

the

that

occurred.

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called Greek Copts,

are

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the

England.

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communion

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here, "

from East

called

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Catholic

East.

the

In the not in

:

of

last Am Sir William

—

Catholic

an

member

a

the

(Catholic'

A Geraldine". says is called a if Catholic Rome. If a with" man

Anglican

is

as

agreed that, class fashionable leads astray and rising generation, off rougher, but more

so

pursuits,

He

ago.

the Berlin, de Janeiro

he is implies, in Roscommon

Church,,

were

Old

measures.

born

Griver,

been exposure had not who as

name

Westralian

appears,

might

his was

Dr.

it

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in Rio

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less

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graces

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state of whose

difference of would appear

subject it however, must people

useful

away not

such

sensible

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keeping.

be

ages, that

tone,

office

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m

Washington,

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things

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soul.—

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the

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man

Irishman,

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—

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Muraviett

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young

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heart

held

to

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the of

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a

of the

memory,

distress; of the

or

the

certainly

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itself

lose

is

tress

to

—

deal

sickness

he

in

tenure at

Count

Hague, Madrid.

ad has

alas,

;

irritated

so

As

duty

society

lessen obviate—

duty measures undertake and for to civilise these people, poor the their from dangers protection contact to them from with arising that civilisation which approaches in which but do not them, they share. To prevent sickness and dis It

was

he seemed undecided, once family, more, In Richard he lingered on. Downey a nature has passed away its rest to rarely with treasures of not the in only gifted, what is better with those but, still, tellect,

bygone

might

of

chances

the

as

he

hard his the

to

testi

and

different

a

laboured

ex Excellency elsewhere. Hamid Sir It is to in Abdul Nicholas will astute find an and equally It will be re unscrupulous opponent. that in the recent collected Chinese nego tiations Sir Nicholas had the O'Connor, for from advantage of local knowledge, Minister at 1892 to .1895 he was British for Pekin. five he had Previously years held the post of Agent and Consul-General to that his in the so Bulgaria, training of Eastern Courts is ways fairly complete.

his

of whom

be

—

during

from

Nothing

native

Something

altogether

Government

of money would 'go

sum

means

Ambassador

ago

his

see

able

the

not

of

to his

tation

-

—

Nicholas

England

bassador White.

all

We do nor, at all agree however, a class of that it is only for such are natives that. Government .;ithe make Much bound to provision. be to we would it maintain, better, such provide did if they

Sir of

of Boheraianism could render him less like could be more himself, nothing with that gentle, almost at variance kindly, baser fall nature. But a by far, holy, could be more severely expiated. hardly in self-chastisement that It was possibly in The climate remained did he Sydney. and the not suit him, gener surroundings to him. As letters were ally uncongenial from received home by him constantly relatives there, showed, he had affectionate to give him such able too, as well as willing, assistance as he might require. Personally, the writer has than once to more spoken him him the matter,, to return, on advising he expressed a desire but, though strong

them.

among

in to

a

friend

victim

a

came

of

came

brought

warm

season.

roundingsnevertheless,

Trappist at Beagle. Bay. has been dealt with. The sparingly

quently

he

O'Connor,

a

victim,

hollow

of

he

He

T. P.

though

passing

taken

department.

rife

but

;

time

when

in fashionable some quarters, because and self-congratulation elegance in the Perth are refinement approaching elsewhere. standard commanded by them have The toilettes of the ladies, it seems,

were,

mission

Mr.

remained

.

supposed

were

from

the

from

Downey

to

—

Ta-Lien-Wan

perceive,

a offer nevertheless, refuge of natives for whom class the Board is Aboriginal appointed in 10 blacks the The provide. to have district alluded suffered the taint of contact with civilisation, are conse and Sickness and distress

of them.

large

the

GENERAL.

the colonies, to Dunedin.

had

at Gore had Catholics more fact meant and in we to the of the Tablet arrival made in give the statement contradiction.

flat

by played negotiations

and

hand

Fathers, to the

they

in

necessity

a

of

it

slower

under

more purchase goods at the moment and. the coloured sellers are prized, not always more wily than the white are honest. As to Jubilee purchasers and went, they came and, if feasts, no no one worse, of those probably

benefit

more

are

down— the upside -.which from timewith to a considerable time, over period, has to mis assistance been granted well proved for apdrtried sionaries; to their situated as and so work, fulfil to the letter the provisions of as

all,

figures

are to useful doubt, but blankets keep out the cold, also, on a of to pinch, may be disposed

whose

carry

The Fathers

no

for

vyith thrown

persons of the

a

on

contrast meantime, might, of moneythis ready waste in a Vain attempt to away an undertaken out enterprise

more

making

blacks

than the preacher soupkettles or But if poultices. appli the needy or the diseased ances for it were the be may requirement, doubted if the young gentlemen who have taken the mission them upon fit for the task. would be any more

the

for their fulfilment, provision of have been productive result of good. greater

Blankets,

self-defence, the camp

amountMajesty, con expenditure

excess

standing and interested

the Forest district to be reckoned among the or distressed? sick the The manner in which the missionaries have been received by them appears to afford a sufficient answer. The in all is there savage evidently and a his pristine with rifles, vigour,risk of being obliged to use them in

to

loyalty

the

We

AND

life-long

an

of

in

a

—

hazarded

we

on

Mr.

'

weeks based

article

with arrival London monial

always mirer proved

.

:Some

contrast

—

?

the

EXPENDITURE.

the

making

The Late Mr. Richard Downed. In another we an place publish eloquent from the able J. E. S. tribute pen of Mr. late Mr. to the of the memory Henerie, Our Richard Downey. personal testimony1 all that to confirm Mr. ..Henerie goes who writes. But so capable as a poet of the nature of a brother in. understanding art ? We had been acquainted the Divine

—

WASTEFUL

rashly exploded,

soon

school

places to be visited We had been pretty

of

In Irishman. almost there is no life public gain the of indebtedness saying England great to the Irishmen who her. The serve try at Constantinople ing post of Ambassador is about to be filled Sir Nicholas now by in succession Sir Philip O'Connor to Currie.

pressed

was apparently good of adventure and the spirit is not their time of life,

undertaking intentions

of doubt.

so

convent list

Prominent walk of

every

j

by us.

LOCAL

—

to

.possibility

that

the

—

to the discretion of according under which superintendence

out

drawn

in sending out at any rate, to poor people, or as many of them as could be attracted which appears, in fact, to have been a very few, party of young gentle whole fitness for their whose men,

a

us' in

justifies

to these

in private carried amendments

of

or

of

and

the the

this

A

so

enterprise,

off

Perth

of public

expenditure

this

on

reitson

struck

well that sure than that spirit when so— say enabled to us

.

quiry,

value

wasteful

undertaken

,

the

The money

same

by his Excellency."

—

tvoiriAn

expended As to

sums mission large true Nor is it money. public or wise statesmanship to economy from 'missionaries withhold and pio success neers of civilisation,, whose at least a.s has been well proved, aid to extend and generous carry on their work to its completion.

rain,

Where,

—

this

'

this truth concerning matter, a towards view, insisting— if as ceramendment be necessarv. to be imperatively t.aiuly appears case -that amendment sha.ll the be made.

whole with

of

to

Excel

,

,

we

experi foregone

on

his

to

'declined to come. Tliey the Catholic hody, including signatories, themselves. conspicuously absented They in declined to take the part proceedings, a the Governor's extra as protest against Dunedin. the For speech in ordinary

of

on brought pulmonary were the cause which of complaints numerous deaths. The children of even the wilds could not be subjected, in a to the usages of slight degree, to civilised and trusted communities, own of them their understanding The without sufferers. becoming for a guiding hand may be necessity first and to guide it is heedful seen,

have said, and lie down die might better the than trust highway upon ,to The public of its tender mercies. the the colony has a right to know as

also,

conclusion— Forrest Riyer

waste

failure is a as in the case

by the Mayor

reception

The

.

Higdens

Betty

the

by

to

whose

the

office

William

female

evangelize Even

charge tiie Robinson,

astonished

was a

to

blacks. in is on

his

last

a

posi

in

aboriginal

aud authority responsibility. aud he capacity qualifications to the Premier lengthy telegram When the received was reply

a

Perth. at and written

out

few

a

minutes

he

after

highly complimented the sable damsel, and tiiat he never a female confessed thought black was of such a capable developing and high degree of intelligence ability. Gros-Jean qui en remontre a son Our cure. the Neius, contemporary Daily in commenting on anti-Ritualist the move of certain members of the ment reported —

colony

be of

"

good

financing, ments

invited

were

at

lency.

steps to prevent reckoned the or wise government, be

—

this

wrote.

of

part

temporary) be present

taking

cannot

it

:

charity,

the

so

and

them—

'

our

Dickens If such

fortunes

"

the necessity such mis before

this

—

Enough

.

which

to combine with better of going part or

,

country path etically

of

or

—

:

old

Govern has not

paternal

a

is not, provides as the aborigines, been, concerning without its other side. altogether so "and a Even ordinary necessary with it of decency brought provision disease and death to the people by whom was it The newly adopted. on and thro witfg. off irregular putting of garments, as the occasion according or invited or demanded, the sitting in clothes that had been wet sleeping

to

transpired" of there

which

ment

the exist prove ence possi very painful was bilities. Someone certainly to with the treat in fault regard to the unfortunate ment given No viler in man Douglas. case, be narrated could concerning short, of the those old-time institutions lias

blanket

—

the

relating

.

'

of things condition Old Men's Depot;

whole to the

.

L

House

of

clusion

that in

ference

Anglican we

need

Commons, draws

the

correct

con

there could be no Western Australia

State

inter

with

Western

Church. In add, as hardly

in

the

the

the

Church

source

colonies, land's

jurisdiction

tical,

if,

indeed,

that concerning Our contemporary, in substituting eulty

of is

somewhat

there which

caii.be has

however, an

the

Australia, other

British of

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an

references

to

Mr.

tions

McCarthy

with

be

the

read

(says

Gladstone's

which

Irish members interest at-

with

will

the

present the efforts made by as showing moment, the deceased statesman to the prevent in the ranks of Parlia the Irish rupture effort No at dictation mentary party. Mr. to the Irish (says McCarthy) party So filr as was ever made by Gladstone. I am not interfere even concerned, he did theto the extent'Of to course as advising he thought the Irish party ought to adopt. do not If do this, or He never you said, from all I shall absolve myself do that, further with regard to Home responsibility

Mr." resolution

;

—

never

it

take

for

Home uttered

word

to in

time

he

unkind,

single regard to Mr. Parnell. with to me deep spoke in which about the manner Parnell's regret dis career such had been brought into favour. He spoke of it often as a truly and he expressed his ad career," great with for the miration undaunted patience ungenerous Time after

me

one

of

up

cloud

came

Parnell

his when

pursued

'

Mr.

course

that

he

to

the

moment him. He

over

had

man

for

or

can

accomplish

that

to

ready

make

Under

all

the

hour,

and

it

noble

mind

every

to

He

object."

unhappy

for

think for

was

of

to the

to

that

occur

time

the. his

.

might

of a display superior of as spoke of Parnell certain to redeem himselfin public a man and return to his place as leader opinion, of the Irish people. Many of. his sugges tions as the to future seemed- mainly to inspired by this hope, and-designed towards its fulfilment. To guide or'lielp made to him the with every suggestion view of the of any avoidance open rupture a in the Irish he lent most willing, party full of friendly ear and was counsel."

chosen He always

be fitly virtue.

-

The. Centenary of in celebration Sydney

'98.—

from

Perth

the

committee W.A., Dr.

Perth, Centennial

Celebration

proceedings

honouring

locally

and

memory

The

Female

Franchise.—

This

South Australia should they

Westralia

?

powerful

as

The it

has

woman

and

want,

is

hazardous

they

are

Let

them,

the

very

to exceed side have

possibly

New is

be.

woman

about

is

co

the

at C.

.

a

vex,

concerned

to

therefore; worst they

it

be

on

in

go

good many for

us.

So,

neighbours there because

mantleite could these

"

really at members'

arrive

therefore;

that

is

it'

'

understanding

motives?

In

side.

As

men

measures

detrimental

interests,

.without

At

not

to their

go

for

on

"to

be in

It

is

Italy.—

resignation Premiership by the Marquis about brought by the virulent

his Minister who withdrawn

exequatur of

Arclibishopi

the Cardinal was proposal Minister, Marquis

The

by the

Ministry meanwhile, tude;' and,

Si gnor

from

Milan.

Foreign and a dissolution Venosta, The London followed. has to

resumed

its

all

revolution.

It

given

Ferrari, from departure in

dwells

the

by' who

dinal

atti

purposes, the spirit

especially Father

Holy

had

the

Times,

hostile

and intents Pope of encouraging

the

of

the

on

The

less

inimical

to

Bishop of Most" Rev.

Perth Dr.

Catholic Times of Perth, West

of

after

absence

an

with to go The Bishop

—

students

to

—

diocese. to

;

;

;

;

;

Bishops at the Vatican. Colonial Bishops ( writes the Rome of the Catholic Times June correspondent 3) have this received in week been audience The Rev. by the Holy Father Right Austra Matthew Gibney, Bishop of Perth, visit whose approaching ad limina lia, was in the Catholic announced already Times, and Rev. John J. the Right Grimes, Bishop of Cliristchurch, New Zealand. The Holy Dr. Grimes as to Father the questioned and in the condition hopes of the Church and southern was hemisphere, very par —

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Education

Bill

was

On

—

read.

Tuesday

second

a

time.

are

clwuses ant obtained compulSOiy consideration. The ages concerned six from after which years to fourteen

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e

free

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out

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teach.

community

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also

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brought

his

to

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him

children

be are

paid. looked

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six

up5h

a-'too'-

attendance. compulsory second of the reading was The adjourned. election A

of

a

Board

to

The Fire Bill control

years

of

young debate on

age for the

Brigades

Bill

the proposes the brigades.

of the is measure to make (tendency insurance The framers have compulsory. faith in accidental evidently the purely nature of fires. The Bill for the Consolida tion of Juries Acts was referred to a select The of hon. committee. members opinion

'

length

obtained

some

offence

£20

to

fine.

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active that use rThei provided. has far in Perth been' aand a: necessarily city; "

the

of

moral

evil

infection much

is

It; -can.

to-

too

to|

eradicated, actively

,be

of

.

with

the

The

Fortunes

ment.—

Signor

Justice

in

of

Italian

the

the

Rome

pondent that retaliation some should thought attempted against the Holy Father, for letter

to

Cardinal'

Ferrari.

He

enter into an open conflict but he thereby brought downfall

own

with

the

about

lishment

that

also'

fight Cabinet

the

Pope

.

of

men

six

To

men.

are

and

lately,

was

con

-kindly

over A. ducted, the premises by the. W. Mr. H. L. Spring. manager, ;In the casting the or .visitor is. room, foundry proper,, of cast conducted maze through a perfect from the ings of every description, huge columns for the Ex designed Coolgardie hibition to ,the small and beautiful friezes and.ornamental etc. fittings ,for verandahs, The old cupell to with being unable cope the most ;the increased work, a new one on modern and when, lines. is being erected, will enable to the firm morecompleted than their duplicatepresent output. Masons and are carpenters already busy and erecting fitling up part of the pre :

mises

10,) be his to

Vatican,

as

twu-sinrv

which ouiiding, tor the manufacture using ur A windmills. most

a

intend motors

feature

resting mint,

for

signs

the'

is skilled

where and

moulding

mechanics

the

finishing

and

stoves, ranges, manufactured

articles

the-, of.

inte

depart-

busy

are

intricate the numerous

de

firm.

the

the

As by much work more adopted, a time than can giren by the The old iron system; galvanised depart ment a is a. very busy one, and, we admit, Hundreds -of articles one.-. in. yery noisy are here put. baths, buckets, pails, etc., staff of together by a large competent be sent to' the galvan workmen, ready, to in which is erected ising room, -a large bath or furnace,' in which the galvanisiug after articles are, beiiig chemically treated,, market. This dipped and made ready for is most latter aone. process interesting The machinery in the various departments, is worked oil engine,, by a 9-h.p. Campbell's

plate

is

system

be

done

in

-

not only his of the entire

but

number 100

on

moulding

desired

at..

,

corres

June

Times,

look.

and employed, the small has de unpretentious shanty an immense of 167ft. veloped into building and 134ft. and depth, frontage containing five of 100ft. in depth. Our departments visit estab to the 'representative paid a

Govern Minister for

the

Zanardelli, Italy, (writes of the Catholic

and

-

-

at

be

may

well-conditioned,, could wish to

one

small

day close

.firm air

that tain; be to

"

To

Ministry. Italian but one

they

successful.

of

Australia,

more

needing

as

'

Pope

from his native is at 37 years country, in of his one present travelling Ireland, to and objects being get young priests

:

to

Cajbinet,

Ireland.—: the Gibney (says 10); Catholic Bishop

pleased had

we

suppi;essibn,"if least: it to become oblige and and offensive, less dan from those requiring protection

new

in

Weare

as

here-

as

iiorse,"

hne,

'

logic the

therefore, of the means

power'

his

Clericals.'

the

attention, at

such

can exercised, less flaunting

the

of

;

expect biit the

to

the

June

that

explained

had

Mr.

We authorities. houses of ill fame allurements pestilential

be made of things so to the disgrace

charged

city, letter

his

each

was

which

to

of

of the city. has been

hoped,

Car

quoted by us last with undesirable, been made week, the out his suspecting of the gravity situa and was accidental. tion, therefore, purely We that conclude, however; the may under Pel Cabinet now formed General is

be

to that

the

'

their

may state

of di

Justice, to introduce attempted and would have had

Kulturkampf,

the the

of

desire

that-

which

to

out

for

to

it.

The

no

those

supporters

Decency.

proper scandal of

parts Council

gerous

was

The

R. H. Quotations. Mr. Bar stock and rett, share-broker, Perth, reports the having received following quotations from his London the week, agents during Brockuiiin's at closing prices Boulders, 39s. <£6 10s. Ivanhoe, 63s. 9d. Hainault, 5s. 6d 73s. 9d. Associated, North Chaffers, 35s. South 9d. 45s, Kalgurli, Kalgurli, View Lake .£8 17s. 6d. Peak Consols, 50s. Great Hills, 17s. Go den Boulders, £10 5s. 6d. Horseshoe, Bellevue, 27s. £5 12s. Hannan's 17s. 6d. Star, Kalgurli, Hannan's Yroya, 18s. 9d.

a

gift. in

his

more or source, less, the whole, population.

an

,

all

is

apparent

own

probable

the

to.

liable

-

than1 in

re

-

-

case, said,

more

an having, eye or another somewhere equivalent, them: discerned -by "Fremantleite" short should his prize simplicity.

members

opposite then, let it

two

do

from

City

simple person. for their part,

a

and Holmes a thing or

rule

a

we

of

good

a

-

plainly

A by-law of the gazetted, by which three any rate-payers may respectable to have a move case investigated by the Svho shall call the upon person Council, of £20 fine, to under penalty accountable, have the nuisance discontinued or abated within 48 hours. how -The advantage, of of escape, in a ever, leaving loophole the is not so shape of abatement, quiteclear. besides, pre Any person, letting mises shall for be -disreputable purposes, in

of

any have

has with

is

mattei called

a

once

holding

meeting

any

as is

Solomon know doubt,

loux

be. Mining

than

"

Fremantleite

that.

that

"evident,

Messrs. no

believe clear

a

as

where

the right and vote.

their

for

basis

a

This

teach

of

that

see

a stoppage there must now be a departure, a wanton whole in the involving colony' of waste of the sums ex money, already But is harbour. there pended oh the another of view also in which the point whom refer to' we correspondent betrays not simplicity. Supposing these members to be Actuated of which we by the spirit for self have spoken not to be prepared well the sacrifice of their, as as sacrifice,— round does Freabout them, neighbours

only

referred,

safest

to

the

whoie

hit on no whom the

can

returned

is

A Measure

the

allude

support

it.

it

notice

of

to say against nothing if Indeed, we had, we should to' keep silence. The sex and

that

round

Sacrifice, too, at Fremantle,

forces

will

amendment,

and as What, one not should

clear

of

if

But

events

be,

accuses

in

it

minds

on

for

for-

of one of Messrs. Castieau' The appearance s in the streets of the city turn-outs showing both and. the care bestowed on horses vehicles. In the yard, which is a model of neatness and cleanliness, are shown many of handsome specimens landaus, English and-single doubledrags, dog-carts, and seated, .hooded open etc.,. buggies, immense of silverand an collection etc., and all and. other new plated harness, Mr. W. B. Castieau bright. personally matter in connection superintends every with the business, and and atten by care interests tion to has becomepatrons' them. The with firm, popular justly best and most' careful employ only the is the drivers, amongst whom champion, whip of W.A. of the Few indeed of good citizens Perth of the many of are aware features manufacturing daily showing progress' in their and themselves midst, and silently unobtrusively marching forward, assisting to on almost an place the colony equal with her elder eastern sister. footing of progress Amongst the many, evidences stands which surround one out us, promi We refer to the West Australian nently. Fred Metters Foundry, owned by Messrs. in jtylarqqis: West and! Co., situate street, few Perth. A a small iron. years ago the the and site, shanty occupied present business of stove-making,, started was etc.,

;

to

broad under

been

desire

Irish of reunion. If the par advantages ties are Con the "Nonconformist united, will consider it science" an imperative the moral Rule in duty to place Home but the forefront of Liberal programme the if the Irish are disunited parties will feel it "Nonconformist Conscience" to thrust Home Rule not less imperative into the background.

Their

have

country— and,

of

would

?

Visconti

Zealand. of

not

themselves

sacrifice

Dillon.

acted

a

the

Redmond

his

amalgamate

be that

their

must

means

has

rejected

have

to

a

in

;

as

with

to arrange themselves."

Healy between that Mr.

themselves, about,

bigotry Zanardelli,

now

simple

"

says,

f,

to'.

as thirty animals

glossy

has

:

to clear

considerations.

had one, to

it

harrow

not

local

they ready

of

in Women they, have

deprived

argument

another that

proposal. be inclined

still

be

can

We, however, the

and

is

of did

of their not also

Rudini

of

Will compatriots., erecting worthy memorial J. Duff, (Rey.) Chairman; Hon. Sec."

in Perth. burning question Wyoming have the franchise in

Cen

principle heartily

so

Can

members took the questions

these

mere'

Affairs the Italian

'98'

in

Lyhane,

Why

:—

spirit while

of to-morrow

if

rare

wire

read Chairman was

and

operate Sydney.

it

recent'

Committee with you in

—

here

at patriotic

the

following

MacCarthy,

Celebration,

tennial

Tone

the

in

At

Mr.

union

'

Parnell

conditions,

seemed

never

and

more

a

Bir )

entertained by the delegates at Bir that the but I would suggest' mingham,., most effectual step to take as a beginning would be for discreet some and impartial W. to endeavour person, say Mr. O'Brien, Dillon about a conference of Mr. to bring

of works

who cares long as

gesture

spirit, of men

hot

so

allowance

to

them

his

send

and

mark,

flourish

nothing he

the

to'

to

down

to. is

at

in

Times

visit

"love

union

—

a

straight

arrow

desires

and

why

'

was

who

debate,

altar

"

of

colonial

that view

be

League Catholic

ADVERTISERS.

:

seen

"

wanting

members

why these

gentleman

me

man

any

of

to

us

his arrive

to

referred

way

perceive

in the House of Commons, not even excepting Lord Palmerston who had so com himself, of had the art as Parnell saying pletely all that in his speeches he wanted, exactly, without the of to use a say single super fluous word. Mr. he With Parnell," "the of a in debate said, object speech never

known

to

the

this

called

meeting

understanding

political the dark said

once

appears manifested in

a

in

to

gentleman

have

"

which

this

particularly

con

in.'

the extensive of -stables livery and "W. B. Castieau the Perth Co., opposite is productive Markets, Wellington street, interest to the visitor of'.much' having; a-

it

he

-

I did, come as that, assume, to' he was determined press Rule measure just as before.

the

the

advertise

elsewhere

appears

issue.

A

the

at

passed

Natioual

(says

of

An

same.

thereto

OUli

The

—

secure

-

,

the

He

to

appeared

or

conversa

my

was

the

Re-union. the re-union

-

on

he

hint

no

all

,

and granted, what might,

make in

.

with

he but

kind,

which

pathise,"

allude

-

tions

did

only-

any him

this

submitted to Mr." Redmond; and be confessed that must no great hope is to be derived from his reply. I quite sym

—

'

of

Soul.

We

of

been

simple

;

'

Not

threat

There is at least one Freat gentleman, residing to a correspondent who, over the signature has "Freihantleite," written a letter to one of our con-: daily of the action of temporaries, complaining Messrs. and Holmes, in Solomon M.L.A.'s, the Government in the mas siding against ter of the address-in-reply. The simplicity very mantle.

favour

mingham

"

Simple

and

in

parties, vention of

—

A

Redmond

Irish

—

"

Rule."

to necessary ment relating

.

;

Universe) paper rela

American

pay,

be the fair, remarked. Mr. James, no did not doubt, it. It bo charitable, to mean would too, accredit him with a that is good deal more for rash and A reputation unmeaning. must be maintained. smartness, however, The the chief business on Wednesday was of to a appointment Royal Commission into the penal system of the colony. inquire,

,

contributed

some

?

on

..

has

the

journalist

the literary ho Pater-Noster. is to sex, too,

employed No

practi

was

way, is

W-hat

find The he

is

project enter matter

forced

was

Rudini form

a

rid

to 'get

who,

man

'

never

Parliamentarians was in the late strength The combination. new Cabinet a from patchwork existing'

Ministerial

largely and

parties,

a

no

in the eyes of theless, the of chief element is

is

often

easy Marquis di Humbert to

the

Zanardelli,

Signor

it

by King .and

"

Ministers

no

foretells

one

for

cohesion

it

The people themselves show durability. little' interest in the matter, as they have lost all of their for hope in the prospect tunes bettered a of being by change Ministries. For thein is merely Parliament an institution for devising taxes. The new future strikes them as dark indeed. being To the itself Government it is not very The old method of promising. keeping up outward of the a first-class appearance and an Power, with expensive army navy, is to be persisted in at all costs, and as a or

matter item au

of

fact

of

necessity country.

ment

of

been

offered

would of

have

the

has now army for the internal Had Signor

reins

of office

initiated

wide-reaching

full

to put the nation, But did Signor Crispi confidence of King

wide-reaching sighed for in H.A.C.B.S. ciety's circles

annual

eagerly

reforms

still

liam

and

Hay

mens

of

the

is

on

streets,

firm

prising

wide

in

played and

the

the

pleased

are

to

A.

Hicks

have

be

to

Italy.

has

aock

ulsiers, of

The

—

;

also

for

is

looked

of citizens large number complete arrangements in which manner they

event forward

an

in

mercery,

social

to

by

a

of the excellent carried are out by the committee. The has deter society mined hold to the ball this in St. year on George's Hall, Perth, Monday, 25th and have appointed a sub-committee inst., to make the and necessary arrangements, on

account

and

the

sold

being

see

has

been

are

advised

they

desire

now

being

ABE

success

last to a

this,

Messrs.. lease-

clothing.. and jackets

capes, macintoshes

and

over

young

and clothing and old of both,

month; this

firnrreceived.

of

household

of

this

"drapery, which

Any

great

in

the unusual

is

also

week

may

which, public possible if bargains,

sale, the

offered.

& B. THE

share

and

of of

and successful, call as early as

very

sure

efforts

announced

future and we

halt-price great and drapery

both,

t-lie

the

shown,

hosiery, gloves, etc., at clearing rates.

now

B.

in

materials

is

dis

difficulties,,

many

mdu.s'

winter

kinds

It

fortune. 'the energy

the

gent's

Only last large shipment

a

So

Hibernian

speci

ranges

that

are

includes iin-.i

all

of

sexes.

Ball. ball

contains

confidence been has

& Go's sale of

terminating

coats

face

note alt-ended

firm.

The

notice

which

weeks

and

of Wil

of

corner

and

to of

spirit-

oi.-W.A.,

J.

fame

creditable

most

last

feet

the and

(patent. Royal for -fenders,, coal), grates, and the articles made innumerable at the has earned for the works, and which enter

The

enjoy

requires,

showroom

stoves,

many wood or

progressive

not

aiid

cost,"

The

situate

govern

Humbert,

will

firm

certain

said he reforms

small

coi'nparatively. little attention.

become

its

on

a

very the

Crispi

is

it

nature

a

again. the

the

the

at

,

Justin

"

in which by the zealous maimer judging are! this celebration they working, year's to eclipse promises any of its .predecessors.. A of tickets has already been, large number for and as only a limited number are sold, is> to the committee sale, early application

be Mr.

juries.

-

Mr.

A man replied staff at a salary." The exclusion of

;

Members.—

on

by the

definition,

To the question,

he

should

journalists

serving

1

Irish

the

that

—

and

—

—

—

Gladstone

Italian

Summary. The Cabinet that of Rudini is as follows: Premier and Luigi Pelloux, Minister of the Vice- Admiral Interior Minister of Affairs Canevaro, Foreign General di San Marzano, Minister of War ; and Admiral of Marine. Palumbo, Minister —Lord at the United Salisbury, speaking to the peace Club, has referred confidently ful of the world, and the condition growth of British The one exception, he interests. The was the said, war. Americo-Spanish French newGovernment will tax external of wealth will a colo evidences establish nial and deal with of the question army, for classes. The the pensions working House, of Commons have rejected a demand J. E. Redmond of, Mr. that the Government should, at an date consider the in early, of Irish taxation. conditions equitable On the of American 4, July anniversary for the first time celewas Independence, h.wtedjby. the. Canadians.

—

that, and

be from

cal.';

of a contrary, to a great Church degree its raison d'Stre to mould was public opinion, and, in matters of religion, to direct and guide it. the control Times have been when, under Church of the Christian public opinion, have somewhat would singularly. figured

argued

to

exempted James's

be

Foreign succeeding General

'

seemed

pros

civilising

.

it

the

,

in his queries regarding and pect of largely converting the Maoris;

:

influence what a powerful It nevertheless, might, the duty on the

exert."

ticular

as public thing church in this

.

the

—

a

of

knows

opinion, colony can

such

the head

>

is

and

—

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says,

.

it

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AND

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ding

with

jsast affairs

history

I

never

b.ufc

politics, of New

in

say

the

because

forsooth,

championed

is

it

or

The

must

Celestial

"

who

for

the

attainment

of

the

people

:muddled

state

of the

colony.

election

now

this

the

by

paths no

;

I

jury I

so me, I believe,

solicitor

the case -.of twelve

have

.£1000, to go

wanted that

wouldn't "

my mind." of the beginning

changed at

why

;

you

would and

the

have

why

I

"Well,

told

the have

lost

you

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man

I

Mr. Bar.

Simpson "damages

claimed

"jYoii

that?"

a

Catholic

Youcase

services

his

the the

The

Commissioners member one

even

wise

they will has vantage which

have

to of

justify been

writer

that

of

ad

disturbances to

wish

Statistics.—

'

other

;

rumour

of

Our

the

Govern

are

attacked

to find

favour

After

the

a

number

interval,

cus

of

has Missions" the offices just beeh issued from printing of the Propaganda. is in The publication and contains of Latin, a mass interesting is the statistics. Noteworthy pro steady in the number oi Catholics gress signalized the in all those during past three years countries dependent on the Propaganda. Thus the increase in Great Britain is stated at 37,203 souls, number of Catho the total lics In 5,283,059. Hol accordingly being land and Luxemburg there is an increase of 62,338 Catholics, and a total of 1,834,340. In Denmark, increase, 1,900-; total, 7,000. In mission the German increase, provinces, of Catho 207,180. Increases 57,487 total, in the lics of Latin rite Balkan Peninsula, In 86,612 total, 686,210. 8,000, Greece, the total The 34,710. being following

Catholic

in his being present to and alluded the and patriot brave virtues, He ism of Peter O'Neill Crowley. would sink their hoped all Irishmen and unite differences for the good of Mr; W. Abraham, native land. their Mr. M.P. for North-east Cork, and official

Father

Holy

the1

by

audience,

.received

was

Australia,,

returns

show

in

number

of

the

9,479,250 Guiana, Oceania,

An

rite

in

in

Turkey,

:

2,184,480 Patagonia, The Catholics

of Cremona, Bishop theltalian attributes riots,-'' melli,

50,280; of

enumerated

follows

as

:

:

;

;

;

;

;

;

;

;

A the

;

now one of the merchant Brisbane, of Queensland, accompanied princes visited Tuam. by his two daughters, Mr. some 36 years Finney, ago, left his home at ancestral Curraghcree, a within six miles of Tuam, young and vigorous Irishman, and by his and worth has suc industry, ability, ceeded in making name and fame in the Antipodean land of his adoption. for He is member Toowong in the

1897.

March,

Local

'

Irish

News

The military Soldiers.— a new use discovered

have in Belfast for themselves.

They

stone-throwers circumstances.

At

under

to

the

Special

Favour.—

The

Cardinal

Prisco

The

assistant

and

Sacristan, Almoner. The

during consecrated

Mgr.

were

Pifferi, his

Coustantini,

Mgr.

a

was

honour,

his

Father Archbishop Sistine Chapel.

Holy

the

bishops

his

only

in

Sunday

on

tliebi

Press.

irreligious

consecrated of Naples

A

special XIII.

Leo

pontificate other two

pue, hits

Bishops.

The

Influence. General Church's to the Bis -ops. Bava has addressed. a letter of lor and elergy over, that -part Italy Commis which he has been appointed the desire that sioner, acting expressing w Ould co on their' loyal principles they I'iiiu in order. This wit-n restoring operate in itself arefutation of the ialso is good t-hat tiio riots were instigated by reports the Church.

or

—

:

Such is the Australia. the life present political do I trust the general Firmly at hand w.ill put an end to

It that Catholic.— sterns who has of the tniral charge SamjSSiyh, fieet in Cuban is a most American waters, and devout Catholic. We have practical the stated in some of American seen it a that Admiral Dewey' is also papers Catholic and a convert.

Ad-

A Brave

a

political

June began -

Legislative Assembly, and his mam is one of moth emporium in Brisbane the sights of that and up-to-date city, the of its kind in all A sis largest Mr. on Tuam tralia. Finney left He will Monday. proceed North, thence to Scotland, France, America, Japan and home.

graduating

are

advantageous Thurs-

on

1030 2,

chunks

to

issue

of

red

with

fre

the from bar and velocity racks at the Ne\v% Lodge rOad, and in forhalf an hour the wondering were to a habitants subject vigorous in succeeded fusilade. The warriors woman a and several win placing no Otherwise dows /m/w tie combat. was But done. it great damage was

really

If

ing. into

a

ing But

extraordinary

an

threw

men

barrack

-such the

would

it

be

not

amaz

occurred. having had evidently

tilings soldiers

a

of missiles inside 'supply plentiful that we are to assume arid unless niatch for a stone-throwing materials constitute of the equipment of a part in Belfast, we cannot barrack military

;

well

imagine

how

class

of

weapon

tbieir

possession. New of the

people

.lethal

have

trict

this

;

particular

However,

into the

road

dis

came

liodge to

reason

feel

thankful.

less

dangerous

of

John

No in of libel fame. other mau Norton, of the has been so the colony history for his alleged prosecuted persistently charactersand of the libellous handling of certain members of the com reputations month we every munity. Nearly see a of some article' out iiparising prosecution still his newspaper, but in Truth, pearing feai'lesS and as out he comes up agaiu Fined is he fame after spoken as befor'-. effect is shown. but time, up; appreciable-

Death

'

the

-famous

Carruthers

the

an-l

Minister

otner

r.t

in

iye

j.

ted

animal .n

a

of-

iu caie case

system

laste on

disagreement

I

.of

land

ex-

l0igerthaayuty the records, and of

the

jury,

National Library of Australia

Ushaw, after a time

ten

Right of

Bishop

he joined entered having rector and Perth, was

Educated

for

the

the

-mission.

the

House

subsequently United

at he

Kingdom.

appointed' Bishop of AberDr. aud iu in succession to Grant, snowed zealand position great,

1881)

aeeu

that

lie

was

energy. Proceedings.

Anti-Catholic

portant in cent

the

aroiole on appeared Ossercatore Romano,,

suppression

ciatiousin

LombarJy

Italy. ciub3

of

An

—

Saturday about

CatholiGplubs

im

night the

and

Day by day m Tuscany are

suppressed

by

re ass-jj-

and tne

children hunger among the poor little The of a of school manager age. a few Cork school, writing days ago, to said The attendance up daily three or four weeks ago used to be now to it is down 42 33 and 36. the The cause as teacher is says, want not to of food parents wishing In out hungry.7' send their children "

—

a On enthusias was demonstration held at -Kiltic Mitchelstown, Wood, near clooney with the Count v Cork, in connection The celebrations. place is mem '98

A

Fenian

Sunday

a

Monument. and large

—

the scene of the as orable being of Peter O' N eill Crowley heroic fight and and his two compatriots, Kelly a McClure, large body of against on March troops 31st, 1867, English cross memorial the" Celtic and, as '

to the erected unveiled was

memory on

the

F. says Connolly indeed, to see poor, and badly clad mothers barefooted, their for miles carrying young children to school to get a piece of bread or a to them from few biscuits, keep heart can starvation." What resist circum such made under appeals Achill,

CORK.

recent

Redeuiptorists on

of

bullets.

died

his

of

all,

Lee-iYfetford

Hugh

oh brother,

pitiable and of want

tales

;

after

with

Dr.

Edinburgh. the

he

learn

Aberdeen,

residence

of

soon

In

-

his,.,

Rev.

Archbishop

was

tried

Norton

oefsus

out

1'lip c

u

cases'

We

Kiunoull-hill, became Provincial

last

Artiiidale cution a,-o-<e.

corrupt chaige.

libel

Bishop.— the the

at For

charge, This prose Qhristmas. ht-s. attacking thcpr of ..the -characters present .public of whom he accused for Lauds,

at

vate

his

last

a

that at

Sunday

.

most

The

of

of

deep regret Mac- Donald,

than

the

are

—

life

to the public Mr. Alderman

is

are,,

'Iost

worse.

affairs grows and pathetic

"

—

addition

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of the thusiasm assembled thous intense. ands was Bands attended and numerous from Cork, Youghal, towns of the adjacent Counties of and WaterLimerick, Tipperary, A most ford. procession imposing of every of equipages description, and acalvacade of hundreds of horse the men the road six lined along the distance miles which formed from Mitchelstown to Kilclooney Mr. Wood. P. H. Meade, Mayor made a speech, of Cork, who presided, he in which his pride and expressed

upon of

the

and the Government because with the anti-Clericals. Catholic

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General bearing

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Mr. leader of the Freetrade Reid, the himself a as ehampion of hailing party, the in amendments suggests Federation, to Bill, the more easily bring Constitution To these the about union of the colonies. Premier of Western Aus the .amendments voice Then tralia in no uncertain objects. the Mr. Protectionist urges leader, Lyne, the $$th$86 amendments, urging adoption without is n- t that Federation possible him the their with goes sup acceptance the of of many protectionist party. port Sir Mr. John. Forrest's Barton; seeing that the union of fatwhto projected objection's about strives hard to bring the "colonies, -their but rejection, seeing that the majority for of New .South Wales, are of the people a seat in the Legislative them, and desiring of reasons he, through personal Assembly, these amendments, interest, champions of ardent Fedei-ation much to the disgust traders

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the state the colony, have been made so of South Wales of the to the subservient personal interests of the In days gone legislators country. waged fierce personal by though politicians battle with brother politician, though last of some of was the outcome ing enmity whenever still a question "these struggles, before the national was of importance in their ranks these men closed country, the and in solid phalanx against fought, of men machinations devilish who, lost to their, a sense of country, duty to their, that for laws 'and measures must fought Wales have New South landed assuredly shores of and the sandy high dry on ruin and Then a degradation. jpolitical ran vein of disinterested pure patriotism New the of life through general political as Wales. Now no such .South thing forth in stands pleasing promipatriotism life of the in .nence the political colony; there every politician to-day forgets .nearly towards is such as noble thing duty any one's personal they strive to satisfy country; a animus to vote for or against by refusing of measure national importance simply

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in the of before Never political history the state of New -the affairs colony, have been in such South Wales a complicated Even in-' the tangle. -stormy days of- the adand Co wper Robertson, early Parkes, ministration, there never was such bitter in the shown debates animosity personal with conseon momentQus subjects fraught of the Australian quences to'the well-being nation. True, in those days we read of the formed the combinations to assure powerful leader other of some or on some overthrow riots matter of local interest, we read of the occasioned speeches of by the inflammatory much Parkes the vexed Sir on Henry tolerance and political of religious question road of the freedom, we stormy scenes of the defeat of the at the time witnessed select the Free Robertson Government, on We read of these ion before survey" cry. and cam scenes heated political stormy of the fierce of religion war paigns, fights

two against. of the expression to truth other as the or opinion, wise of statements of, the complained General filed a nolle Attorney prosequi and Mr. the prosecution lapsed. Norton, elected now by a substantial majority by of the in the one constituencies strongest Mr. and Carruthers colony, does not forget his "immaculate for in his character," maiden the very speech .he points finger of scorn and at the Minister, challenges his right to hold a place in the Ministry. is he called to order Three times by the he his attack Speaker, but still ,vconti pugs ill th# of the language, until strongest refuses to hear him. Speaker any longer Mr. has Norton promised many salutory of the such as the reorganisation reforms, the reform force, of the Libel police Bill, and the reform of the judical system of the If he fullfils will these he colony. things for New South Wales than have done more for the last half other man any public Few other have or more. men so century he considered fearlessly championed what the cause of the oppressed and downtrodden and the others interests of a people, few have risked in their so liberty manfully abuse and for its reform. exposing calling These traits will ever speak well for him, that he will be notwithstanding perhaps unable the to -perform to letter the pro

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Father Speech. Fallon, district of the celebrated

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the

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to.

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West Mayo or more state No clearer eloquent has ment of .the case for the. people for His been framed a. day. many of a statesthe utterance speech was man as well as a Calm, patriot. and farmoderate, closely-reasoned, was an address to be it seeing, even studied with profit, by those' who con deem themselves perfectly in versant with economic conditions the misruled West. He traced the of the grievances of the people origin out he pointed the only remedy ;andif ML Gerald Balfour is -.well advised he will take that speech of. Father have it it Fallon, framed, study "and: all his hours, waking during endeavour to into put its' principles to hope too much It is practice.

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