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in the last morning sunny a little bright boy stood a window of the palace of the of Clemens Trier, good Bishop in a fit of Wenceslaus, bewailing, and homesickness, discouragement he had the beloved Savoy mountains left behind. He thought of his father, sisters. and little He called mother, tears while each of them by name, rolled down his pale cheeks and sobs attenuated frame. Then shook his hands and he his together, clasped prayed aloud that God might some them to one another. day restore
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haps
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said
I Bishop. buy the rabbits from shall be partners. with them, earning
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on
out at looking beneath crying on the window that lucky day when me on the road to pros put you
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the Archbishop made a Surprised, motion for him to rise, saying at the same time "I do not understand you, my There must be some young friend. mistake." The other looked disappointed. "And do you not remember me, " Lord ?" he asked. Have you my the little forgotten poor Savoyard and whom whose rabbits you bought, as sent out into the world you your
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four— yes, six had Three, years was now an passed, and the Bishop He had ldng since for Archbishop. of the little Savo gotten the incident It was St. Sylvester's yard. Day, came him that to tell and the servant man a young wished to speak to him.
now
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Families
I will explain. we thus you; travel You will can. On St. Sylvester's all Day you here me will return and give you earned. of what the half you have If yOu are How does it strike you ? close the we as. well may willing, af once." bargain said the be fine!" "Oh, that will " that I It is such good news boy. to .can believe it be true. hardly I have not a sir, For, you see, kind and now I can take single penny and begin anew." again courage that the Bishop With put a piece of gold in the boy's hand, saying the rabbits are and "Now mine, are their No doubt they keeper. you Go to the ;are hungry like yourself. Tell the servant I sent you kitchen rabbits eat a good meal, and feed your here." Then return .also. and The boy did as he was bid he came when back to the Bishop's had room that ready for good man decent of clothes him a suit and a shoes. comfortable of. pair. strong, he looked he had put them on, 'When
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his and Smiling young happy, heart beating and thankfully bravely new the boy went under his clothes, forth into the wide, wide world. of New Year came With the eve Sti Sylvester's Day, and the Bishop soon said—" Savoy Pretty my little ard will be coming." And he was for he had a pleased at the prospect mind to do something better for the boy. But the day passed and he came when he was and at night, not; to the about to retire rest, Bishop more at the window from stood" once seen which he had first Him, and he looked out into sighed deeply as " the darkness. He has taken the broad he murmured "the way," and it will way that so many choose as has been theirs." it be his ruin,
Perth.
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have
!
;
go
with
you expect
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Ah replied " come the song bling voice, I can to my lips only weep." him further, The bistioip' questionedbfccames;even more convinced and little that he was a good and honest was a wise irian fellow. The prelate it as well as; a holy one,, and knew better"' to wrasmucli earn money by than to it hard labour acquire by or inheritance. Therefore, he gifts ;said—
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different
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were
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was
Come in !" the window.
hear
in
Jewellers
a
beamed
;
thus seeking help and of from the providence God, the kind Bishop, who had been near the window, looked out standing fellow in tatferedAt the poor little was filled and his heart :garments, with cOmpassion. of
and
.
consolation
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Street,
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of
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like
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face creature. His and tears happiness, filled his bright blue eyes as he knelt to receive the Bishop's blessing. " Go now, my boy," said his kindly " Work as as benefactor. diligently so that by St. Sylvester's you can, be able to' divide a Day we may sum. But mark well, goodly my one of it is that not partner, penny lest it earned dishonestly, bring ruin not be to yourself and me. I shall there to see what you do your father see and mother cannot you either see not only but GOd will your deeds but of heart. every thought your and Pray also morning and evening, while you are from place wandering When to place. you see anyone who is poorer than yourself, help him with And when a kind wOrd and an alms. to you have earned enough to return country, your own you will be doubly rewarded that the by the thoug;ht will take home to that money you and mother will good father your
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and the
Parnell's
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at all Ireland was events, done to death by a few 'douches of Parnell's cold method of not We were, therefore, reasoning. a little to read of an attempt surprised to whip into the corpse of Henry life dead horse. George's
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A CoNTRAST-po Irish Catholic®; -The Fair Wages. Resolution.— the Arch? Certainly," responded their' ;pfpkecute a the ::Pr6testanfcrieigh" recent of ParliaT jAt-j meeting bishop, again becoming incredulous! boiirs ? course /Of; the Orangemen " /Committee of the Irish: was what meant. Tr ipX Xfneritary That I arid they will will insist say "Yes," in was Trades Belfast it more tended to have done Congress something that it is this fear of persecution decided to a deoutation to send had as for come; it but, you if you which renders them so pppqsedto.the,, the., wait on Chief Secretary, to have seemto...urge:> isj you prospered/' demands of the Irish just that the Local people. Yet, Government Board be " I I lord tb say, the who have, my have," Protestants strarige to the instructed recommend local " answered the youth.But- what most live-'in 'theCatholic bodies 'tbiifl'dpt the' '''fair intensely "wkges"''©-''' an must have never you of, Iceland ingrate thought! portions give expres-; and also to -bring under,' lution, the. me In my ail this while to a ;word of complaint stupidity notice' sipri; of the heads of GbvernmehtklAgainst I fancied that was after I had it the only' Catholic majority. They" know ,the various resolutions, departments made my fortune me expected haridfulLiri.the you They, are ibut :a mere affect-passed at the;r6cerit 'Gongreson a to return St. Sylvester's midst of a large Catholic, Day, ing these departments. Mr. population, Sydney and give an. account of myself." and yet they enjoy the fullest measure Buxton has to introduce consented the Once mpre Archbishop looked of 'liberty and toleration; The follow Gerald Bjalfour.; the deputation to Mr. but now he was which was read at the last surprised, smiling., ing letter then an OrangeRioters.— -On' instead of being "Ah, Monday,; meeting of the Carlow Town. Council are more held even faithful a. '98 you June 4, the Nationalists are ingrate, —the all .members of- which, than anyone could of a vast have celebration', pro-. serve expected. consisting N ationalists-— will to illustrate to thank cession and a ait And you have come me for great meeting the correctness of our remarks " the help I gave you hour which was Addressed in your of Hannahstbwri, MethOdist: 'Gen House, Carlbw. -need?" Dillon,. by. ..Mr.,. ..M,P„...Mr.,, Jordan, I-have in "convey tlemen-,-— pleasure " Mr. and Not said M.P., McCartan, M.P:, the my lord," best o£ the only that, ing to. you £hanks/ others the young in j Theprocession man, smiling turn, kept- jwithin -members,anifl trustees; .congrOgatiori " but to close the partnership, the Nationalist but the tur if you district,5 of my church for kindness in your I am bulent for now on to of Shankill-road Orangemen the use please, my way of the Town Hall giving,.us not where I fori, allowjran.ropbbtturiity 'free bf fori' the foundation.my .own country, hope to- could charge'! disorder to live for the. remainder of my days." without pass availing and opening service of our laying themselves of it. said the In. the most;ruffian"Well," ..news: chprch, us Archbishop, for < giyipg apd-alsq 5 manrief they assailed "tell meabout and what yourself ly and- cowardly the elfcfctric i lamp at "my request, the with all this time." stones, ,you have been doing police inflicting wish to I feel that say personally " I left in more than one When answered the terrible injuries you," indebted to you, and shall ever grate " case. I were travelled Ger Altogether-. 103 policemen' boy. through remember kindness. fully your until was the I So serious reached Paris. I many injured. rioting A. Knox. This is how Yours, the that it was to " of you and your necessary employ the thought continually Nationalists of Carlow persecute." kindness but my was I n.niskilling heart,0x030,8683..,.. .to-be alittle -more heavy, appear., "
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my
heart;
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you."
of
his
small drew' forth
he
it,
the replied a baize green he where had <
luggage. an odd-
some instrument',stringed a He resembling guitar. a few struck preliminary chords; and the room was ' filled with melody; Anether said the prelate, song when he had back finished, leaning
looking
what
F.QR
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on.
was
to
answer
irregular
The
parent's
excuse,
was
a yery weak heart, of beating his child his father's) (the was mother time to birch
an
school.
that
he had
the.
a\,
.
relief
in
rush
.the; hundreds needed, and must of sheerof people: Mhaye., diedstarvation before. this it date, .were not for the, efforts of the committee,, backed charitable by people lip
form .to ap'Njnpty--eignt;' Atkinson;.;.said;,;that>:the7.(IIead-
public,
life,
him
It
.
the
had
not
was
suggested
-
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hv
sr.hnol
thfi
attendance
not
:
the
convened
jthey
withbfPVv'Lwliferit
JtheiirC
was
objected
was
its
to.
it
man
from
a
committee.
officially
,
this
that
his
all exercisirig of'the general
riierriber
;
country.
of the
his
the
at gazing up who seemed whole soul., in .
to the hymn evening which he had learned Virgin, childhood in his beloved .
beautiful
Blessed
.
early
filled
of the
the'feyes
"
I
.th.e to
-that;
proposition. nationalised.
the
This
in
itself."
share, he drew
made and
"
my
reply, lord."
my
here
money.
No, no! meant
keep your to
instead
money!
you.
try
of
Univ9)'se)t houjgHt as of the land was
that
advocate,
George.
Although
for
many years we shall not
nationalisation dead as ablest its
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argued his
as
political give his the upon Mr.
Davitt'
was
career, to
views
the
having it
Irish
people
of nationalisation, made a strenuous
question
to make effort jn Irish agitation.
to
compelled
a
leading The
principle result of Mr.
,
,
League
..the
Ireland the first
has
so'
he
..question,,,
few
English The of William reign deliberately destroyed A second industries. the the the It
of population,
and
.
cause
taxation
of
over
present century. ot our real destroyer was
a
cowardly
the
was
the.
third
was
Ireland during The first was manufactures.
exercise
of
put
of the
'98
a
fair
Relics.
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'98
funny
.
which
of,.
sort is
.
;Of
50
of the account,
expense effected;
,
is
the
bill, 12s.
9d.
explained Hunt "The as
comical.
very,
the to-
Andy-
from the For four months of Clare amongst the hills with County he played hide-and-seek At last the Royal Irish. the poor was honourable tofellow enough a marvellous escape Limerick prison.
County
the
to
police,
trouble from had- sheltered him.
the As
save
way. in the
to-
'
rather
surrender
power
out and open competitor As a. crime it takes high rank black list of outrages Ireland. The rum perpetrated upon of our manufactures was follow.ed by the to which penal laws, sought the people's souls. destroy to
.upon a
is the; Corporation, of Andy Hehir." The story of hunt which constabulary put the
which
our-flourishing
HuNT.The Limerick have by the Government
by
As
III.,
been
called
Why
industries."
Cor
..pf;
.amount The title
--Industrial "
Expensive
.pay
referred he, of course, Acts of Parliament' in
reason
the
to
Irisn
An poration
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theory and brought say his fad exceptional no im to his he made work, ability men of the pression upon thinking,, the United as little did States. Jtist he influence the opinion of Europe. Mr. of his in the course Parnell,
,
,
aridjs
>
tured'befoire
go
(
already
the
it
s"M ea's
iSifinpathies.
land did
far enough for Mr. McCarron, the resolu to amplify proposed tion in the nationalisa by including tion the instruments of production, and distribution, exchange." ;We
w'ADiSastrou |reisidean|13ubfln
the
"
that
by good masters,
have
was
know in
treasure
rare
Trained fortune
do you
"
friends
be
laying
the
YdubLinI;:"
.
a
"
he As from his pockets two spoke, rolls of money. They are exactly the he same," continued. "Will them you please count both, that you I be assured have may kept back of what I owe Each nothing you ? roll contains four thousand francs." stood in the Tears Archbishop's he gently pushed aside the eyes as your
only
old
down
of
;the parish of Cahir-
public."
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a
But fortune,"
"
resolution
poor
rulers
that district
LIMERICK.
to.,
.i.i
Union
—
?
be
is
he said,
have
you
will
a
very
Before
Fad.—
a
s
Congress came its-members :Belfastfpne.bf.
.clpse-,at
moved
.
who
My boy,"
voice
a
not
Arch
bishop. that
Insh""
should
Savoy. Tears "
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to
the
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5
!the.
nptice
damning-
,
forth
pour
in
youth,
truant/
against
a,
.
and
cjiair
the
engaged
—
his
handsome
whip
be
—
in
somebody, should
,
constitutes'
Ae
,
priest daniel,
we
rights
here,
indictment
jpfesence
now
afford most
is
it
,
The future
possibilities and
to
where, fact that
;
,
vv
.every
that
push
us
coriciusion.'
logical of great
have
Let
:
the that
!
that
placeSi
!
authoritatively that the wearing1 of a dark acknowTed and the possession of green uniform a baton does not an preclude Irish
endanger
whilst she
Club.
Havirig;7rioticed -and by pla'dardj
is full
agitation
would
an Not Government
by the
Mr.
.
We
to will continue effort is being
-in.
to
.
busy
so
bis
at
attendance
to.
rrioriey1
made
"'
'
for
the
pour
it
:
tftist
districts.
attended kriovy why th'riee policeirieri at a meeting held; in', riXrobm.-'at Kil-
general-
father, -suirimoried'
boy
;
reply
wanted
and .his; two men were Constable ..instructed.io.attendrthat..they.went to "as' theimeeting members of
BuB."4Xhe
".
Bailymeria days' ago
a
some' son's
.'
floor,
with
it,
Bully'
"
all
.
"
to
people
to
not
:
police,
:
much
if
a
r
Irish
'
like
important '-point; whoi. member,
in
distressed
_
the. renewal At the
a
aniceT
';
but,.
':
quiet,
,
called
;
"in
,
ensured
the
at
acknowledged
gratefully
'
Ireland
for1
Tuesday
ait
.
;
MsLWre.
exactly
of Glas Provost,,
.
of the Mansion House meeting' Relief Other Committee;.. subscrip to a goodly; amount from all tions; and Great Britain parts of Ireland were also arid several received, were made hi' aid' of the grants
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im greatly proved that people liked well to very hear me At the ehd of a sing. year I bad five hundred francs but one stole them from under night someone and I had to my pillow, begin ail over Arid so I have again. kept on and on until now." " will", And for nib ?" you sing" asked the I ishould Archbishop...
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of
subscriptipn the generous people their Lord through
last
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of -Hatfield
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splendid,
was
their
not
!
Salisbury;
for
fur,ther
.
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than
refuseffthe
'
.
money had so
.
Lpdges
.They... tolerant
Aid,
;.
.
and T untouched, bought Some time later I purchased a hand organ, and .that increased a For my gains'. long had not but time I sung, one day as
.
discouraged by the Protestant'" so ministers, long wilHthese exhibit-; ions of brutal intolerance pccur./to, the disgrace of Great Britain arid Ireland.' The riots which took' place on followed Monday were by fresh riots of a very character on senpus While the Queen's Tuesday night. were Island workmen returning.-home two were public houses wrecked.The niohXarid police charged 'the; and
pair.
of order.
ferocious' by the Orange
is-
,
.
-
.
—
encouraged
of
organ got out make as much found my voice
in.
kept savagery
and,
ignofrincey
.
Orangemen a.re
the
.
;
.
;
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society have they before the
tjie.
than
:
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—
small. for my gains were Shortly I arrived after in rabbits Paris, my or father your rabbits, my lordboth died. But I still had niv Diece
.more.
,
:
;
do -even,
'.of
the past to put of the the people threp kingdoms treasures .of Ireland. antiquarian Thousands go; to Edinburgh yearly to visit the castle and the- ruins of of Holyrpod., hy nob; thousands to to the tourists Ireland inspect riiins of Inriisfalleri' the /Rock of or' " Cashel ?
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existence,
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Australia
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nations
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to
be
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to
day come
some
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were
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of the
25,
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Eminence
said:
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find
whilst
that and
strife
there and
was
that
countries ,
mark
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would
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by
termination
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be
desirable
the
present
was
harmony
and goodwill the ladies were
partake
in
held.
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troubles
that far
as
were,
cerned, was, those ing,
but
he
spoke
as
this
of
course, reality of the community at
the
for
who
were
'contend
there
was
of groundwork patriotism Why were those men and
was
real.
to
to
earnest battles'?
in
of
room
best
for means
eager
to
brought
no
in
their
.
and
action.
the
the
fewer
than
irreligion last century
referred
of
ism
and
guillotine,
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driven
were
religious to
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other
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of to
occasion
of
for
Patrick's'
Cathedral,
as
that
the
the
Catholic
where
by
the
Bishops
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spirit
spirit seemed
the visit
matter
of
a
,to
Church. of the
Melbourne to Consecration-
the The
most
Europe,
infidelity, ehsliive of the
Bishops
grand
Church
of
inspired
Australian November consideration.
the
condition
countries
Governments, or Jansenism Have conspired On
led were priests other priests aud into exile,
last of
'St.
came
under
of manifestation
opinion
were
Australia
would
in
at present in valuable papers
is
in
home
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as
motto
might
free State between true
a
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religion.
little
a
later,
that
they
the celebration work all from that it might
by
hoped
with
a
also
museum
antiquities her pursuits
of
His
be
O'Brien,
be accepted a free and in general the and
false
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Mr.
J.
Faulder,
writes
1897 I have September 28th in recommending Clements pleasure
R.
N.S.W.,
Goulburn,
on
:
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taken
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it
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see
Clements
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no
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seeing
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the
re
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faithfully,
R.
GEORGE
at
at Easter would be exhibition an
the Australian lie perhaps a or display connected with of
and
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Turf
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Murray-streets. OPEN
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also
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time.
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liberal the con
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ablest
considered
==
complaint. FAULDER.
relation
Cathedral. By the present contract the close all should be completed before of and the next to year,: probably congress, mark the close the of might be century, of March, held in the month 1900, perhaps in connection with St. Patrick's Feast, or, not,
and congress, to illustrate
commend
Mary's
if
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the
years standing Bottles. only Three
cided
of
who
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to
40,000
education, in
subjects
Appetite
tents
the congresses that the Arch
month
of this 19th cen progress the of the Church relation the general sense in which
religion,
distinction
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religion
4000
while
the
the
attain
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where
further,
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in
in
thought
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scenes
rages
or
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terrible which
close.
to
the
fighting BecAuse they for the one great object the progress of Australia,.. the developmcnt of her. resources, and the protection of ..her shores. And whilst 'all tranquil desired attain was to unity, yet there electioneering" all were fighting
the
observed
would,
The
for
.
cures
.Treating
Cardinal
to
co-operate congress.
suggest the appropriate the
one
even
Congress
member
phamphlets,
part of all expected
Melbourne,
scientific to
the trite Church
cen-
manifestation general or atonement as reparation
His Eminence committed against
a
There
underlying so
some
piety
impiety
air con
earnestness
time
same
the
in
than and
all.
contests
as
colony
apparent
more
of
within
Catholic
engaged in their the campaign. Perhaps
excellent
own
and walls
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of
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where
much
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States.
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hitherto
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and
Switzerland,
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that
the invitation of the Cardinal-Arch Catho bishop, a meeting of representative held in St. lic was Mary's clergy and laity last June 23. His Thursday, presbytery the Eminence, in explaining objects of the stated that the was meeting, suggestion made last autumn ot the by some pilgrims various Catholic who Rome from the visited
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France,
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of and
at Freiburg, congress treated for the most part
Germany, of
Congress.
the
ary questions. sembled there
her.
Catholic
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the
In Italy, their for Catholic
of
It of
become
to
success
name :
famous
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year,
nations
with
beautiful
some
relations
unless Australia yet, those in her strength, that desolation same
and gathered horrors and
awakening
the banks
savings
various
the
principally
population,
among terrible
enlightened
had
with Father.
of
spirit
many the
on
connected of the Holy
congresses the purpose
en
to
always
to the
past few years, in Italy, and at Belgium, The in Switzerland. congress it treated was mentioned, parsocial such the on as questions, of to and other labour, capital
the
war
most
some
as
present,
duringthe
.which, held in
questions Encyclical
more
elsewhere.
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engaged;
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thing
ticularly relation
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now
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Freiburg, Belgium,
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made
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committee,
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movement.
men
be invited
committee for
Street
the
the
the
ensure
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for
arranged representative
should
of
!
to contribute way to Catholic truth, of those of prejudices which the against
lustre
Allusion
congresses have been
would
end
such humble
in a add
to
contend.
stand
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in
and to remove some and ignorance bigotry of Divine faith teachings
war
Aus should
people
others
appoint devotedly,
brought
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His He
interests
such
much
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nies
Mr.
secretaries
further
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in couid.not expect as Australia to is, a congress, but they
they
country,
very
rights
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gentlemen
movements
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made
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priestly
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1870,
unite,
aspired
native of bishop a Kilkenny, where he was born November on Ireland, 19, 1846, so that he will be 52 years of age next The birthday. popular prelate arrived in
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publication
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of
official
the
be
of the year. On evening ginning de of his of the 7th May, the eve were some tumults in there parture, not of such a but they were Milan, -to the as to suggest grave character of put Cardinal's mind the necessity in off" his journey, especially ting of a view of the fact that a visitation in an is Cardinal-Archbishop Italy .
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forward
come
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working
hoped that
gen-
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names
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of once
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give
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likely
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of the'
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all
published a deeply-interesting
and
Post,
aside
shown
scholars.
Shakesperian
.Morning
as
of
opinion
set
tures being The members
—
undoubtedly
— .
—
marizes the. have arguments- that been brought forward the past during two or three years for and' against the of Shakespere. He puts Catholicity to one as' side, the clearly proven, facts that the poet's was grandfather a that his father and Catholic; mother were married by a Catholic and hence that j in all priest, probability, Shakespeare himself was bap the tized in of his parents. religion Upon the whether the questions as had any and poet, poet, religion, what that M. Bernard religion was, remarks that too much altogether has been attributed to importance " vocabul Shakespeare's religious The use ary." of certain locutions that have become incorporated in the English language and form a portion of its vocabulary, is a suffihardly cient indication of the religious con victions of the author who uses them. The French writer concludes1 an that attentive of Shake study with the view of de-, speare's! works, the dominant that t'ermining thought guided his soul, leaves no doubt that,whatever the poet professed religion his life, his poetry is ours is during Catholic; and to attempt the proof that he was without at all is religion simply
—
;
Shakespeare. Catho-
of
Pontiff, Enter-,
Supreme
Jr'ontilt
appointment, Mr. by special Gladstone knelt and kissed his hand. The Holy Father asked him to be but Mr. Gladstone seated, thought it to stand. Pope Pius, his request, repeated point him, and say ing to a chair opposite " If the Queen of England com-1 ing, manded you to take a seat you would at once with her desire. comply Mr. Gladstone bowed Thereupon and repeated the famous of saying " St. Roma locuta est Augustine, 1 must (Rome has spoken), obey." The com Holy Father laughingly " Caiisa pleted the sentence, saying,
Arc You
respectful
however,
attribute said I it," you go?" " to on book Zola, Lourdes, my no whatever on the and have doubt Before writing that book I subject. could publish what I. liked; nothing took from But my reputation. Dame de what I wrote about Notre the tide Lourdes turned .of fortune now me, and my popularity against is so damaged that I doubt whether of it." will remain anything
Cardinal
.lique
more
wherever
you
Religion
recent issue of the Revue des Revues , G. Bernard
a
Gladstone
Zola's M. Zola Confession. decrease in admits that his popu dates from the,, of larity. publication on Lourdes. In his book quarters
—
John
The
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kind.
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Treasonable
the
absurd
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civilisation laid low.
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and
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where
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standard
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law
and universal
international end by
gram says:
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mnral
Religion
have persons often, ignorant exists affirmed that antagonism be tween faith and science. The exis tence men as Professor of such
—
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Many
AngloHis Eminence Cardinal. to Vaughan has addressed in whilst Mr. Stead a letter which, the that fact the United deploring with a weak Power States chose war he like of arbitration, Spain instead and the States if England says that combine and encourage each otherAlliance.
This
-
country
.
Cardinal
American
on
the
;
who within couple the greatest of years has called share of the world's himself attention upon without Professor Rontis, doubt, The discoverer of the X rays gen. a has conferred and widesignal benefit on mankind. Here reaching he is in Rome well known person as he comes almost ally, every year a to the to pay visit tomb of the The Apostles. general public may not be aware that Professor Rontgen a Yet is. devout Catholic. such is the case, and such is his devotion to on that the obligatory abstinence oil he adds fhe Friday Saturday honour abstinence in of our Lady.
an
Vaughan
a
scientist
,
for
Already
of Cattolica of Florence
;
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in
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could of the first of liberty. To principles sow Freemasons the day the Italian wind to-morrow are, destined they to reap the whirlwind, thanks to the united action of the Catholic associa the country. tions all over
of Cardinal presidency for of a statue the erection Perraud, to the great Bossuet. The statue in will be inaugurated 1904, on the occasion of the second centenary of death. Bossuet's
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asked whether freemasonry might not' be the cause of this state of things. Ireland was and Mr. Glad mentioned, frequently the Holy stone told Father that that was a disgrace to the English country Government. The Father Holy asked the extent of concerning and to Fenianism, praise gave great the Irish and priests for their bishops determined efforts to check the spread of a secret which had been society condemned Church.. Al by the threethe interview lasted J together of an hour, and it is not too quarters much to say that the memory of it remained to the end with Mr. Glad stone.
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June
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police
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seriously
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a
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two
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two a every holding and most of the prisoners is heads. cracked Interest having now centred in the Royal Hospital, where the ambulance is continually are There six police making visits. men the The in detained, hospital. number of civilians treated is very and a bandaged head is rather large, than the the rule the exception in
barracks, prisoner,
neighbourhood. The
latest
remedies obtain medical are able at the new Apothecaries premises, Hay street, Perth (opposite Sandover's).
The policemen in the barracks all bore signs of ill-usage. The doctor two in the barracks treated over dozen, men for. scalpwounds.An officer of experience says that the more Orangemen were daring in their conduct than even in the riots of 1886. Very serious rioting began again on Tuesday night about six o'clock, the march of the during Queen's Island workers. The came workers in a loose and then up first stream, in
a
compact
phalanx
over
two
thousand In Carrick Hill strong. and Millfield about four hundred or five hundred Nationalists were as sembled. The the demeanour of was Island rowdies defiant, and they halted at Garrick Hill, crying party and A expressions waving caps. was the in green flag displayed Nationalists and instanequarters, came into con ously the two parties
flict.
A
terrific
and other Numbers
missiles
fusilade
of
stones
was
exchanged. of loyalists flung iron bars over a foot and formidable nuts long, and rivets. Only four or five police were and on all sides com present, amazement is expressed at the plete shown want of foresight by the authorities. The handful of con were stables and for powerless, utterly a minutes nearly twenty regular fiercer than any seen battle, pitched in Belfast for raged with un years, The Island heroes ceasing fury.
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of
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Millfield
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under nonplussed the flank attacks. Several times they were driven right into the Shankhill up but locality, to returned the charge to be only furiously repulsed by their opponents, whom far outnumbered, but they who stood in a commanding position. Nearly every house in Boyd-street is M 'Glade's Messrs. damaged. fine was publichouse wrecked. practically The windows in Mr. Connolly's on the other side of the street were de molished. j
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Great dissatisfaction is expressed the action of the local authorities, and it is feared if the police continue to be handicapped as in 1886 the city be thrown into a state of pro may disorder. For on longed instance, " Monday night the police were with drawn from Shankhill-road and ..around concentrated Peter's Hill where were barracks, made a they for some target with stone-throwers, the result that were 103 of them at
"
less, In injured. severely of the city, outside quarters the Catholic and Shankhill, Nation alist to no have 'next minority protec tion. The majority of the magistrates refused to draft in extra police more
or
Unionist
through
fear
tibilities
of the
From
seven
crowds
night hill-road,
"
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gathered
many
from
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on
the on
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Tuesday the
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and
Shank com
other
districts.
North
and Staffordshire
ordered'
to
Dragoons
the
by the mobs.
companies of the Regiment were
road, and were cheered About an nine o'clock
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ana
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legitimate
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mission
by
treatment the
Aborigines
Kelly
states
"that
there
to
the Dr.
to
ancient
adhesion customs, with
irreconcilable there
are
hope,
position
played affection for their
in
especially
and quickness
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which
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usual
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who
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meeting
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supplied
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meetings.
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STRICTLY
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till
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OBSERVED.
»
After to typhoid, brain and being a victim in 1892, my system was rheumatic fevers left a debilitated condition. Besides in being, the abscesses on weak I had numerous very which lower part of my back and spine from of bone were taken. a great number of pieces would appear and was As fast as an abscess 1 was at would form. treated lanced another the two without different hospitals success, in attendance me that 1 informing surgeons from suffering blood poisoning. The abs was I was cesses continued to form and never without six months pain until ago Iwas induced to try "
:
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ALBERT
H.
FAMILY No.
113
HAY
AVER'S Sarsapama When
I had
an the first bottle I found after finishing twelve bot ever I tles I as well as did in my life. The old abscesses have all healed, new ones to come have ceased and my health is splen Before I weighed did. using the Sarsaparilia 154 lbs., now after and using a dozen bottles Is not this a sure is 200 lbs. my weight sign been the champion blood that I have taking of the world?" purifier
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ence:
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difficulties
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Perth
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,
The
chief The firm is the
6-98. Mr.
weekly
for
frequently,
occupancy W.A. 'Record,
C.
to
or
Dr.
of
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Mr.
98.
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has
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9-10-
3s to 9-10-98. 3s to 9-10-98. 3s to 9-10-98.
the
is.
Board, just Cause
out
to
Perth, 6s to 30-6-98. Perth, 2s to 11-6-98. Is' to 30-6-98. Mrs. Hogan, Perth, Mr. P. Callinan, 6s to Lederville,
in the participated resting place in and it is erect Australia, to. a proposed monument remains in Sydney. over their For this other any object purpose, and for be decided at future that, may a upon are and as meeting, subscriptions solicited,
rice,
sugar-cane,
Irish
Rebellion
trtpical
desire his particular both the aboriginals, shall be sedulously the newlyis one after He
Mr.
the those who favour carried struggle on, other under happily methods, by theIrish to their show, practical, present Party, of "the: efforts of the heroic! appreciation men
.
extensive
of
3s
,
ground
and trees, and shrubs
vv
nationality, to therefore,
appeal, birth
of
Probably
of King Bay, on the shores in have hand, experience work they which will to is one shown, always zeal and test their persever full
natives which ity. for
of of
apostolic His Pope.
Disaster
come
impression settled in the
areas
cleared
the
labours
oi
regarmess
confidently
that 19deg.
.of
by
ance.
first
Champion Blood
of the aboriginals. condition the conductof fact, are, as a matter Trappists one the main being in three such stations, at Beagle flourishing situated Bay, while at Broome and maintained offshoots are
the
their
justice
lians
taro pineapples, cocoanuts, manioc, dates, fruits. and other tropical Grapes are also but it remains doubtful cultivated, yet whe: her be grown to advantage they can in such ..a warm climate. The, common such as vegetables, cabbages, potatoes, onions, Carrots, turnips, melons, and pump in profusion, and attain a kins, are. grown One beautiful and very produc large size: tive banana was grove planted by the school and is black children, regarded by as
Woodings,
to 9-7-98.
"
|
.
The
growth
subject
and
to
decided
""
of the natives. During his cated the cause and the to northern visitation pastoral which of the colony, north-western portions and involved ten months extended over miles of travelling by several thousand mail schooner, coach, and steamer, coasting at the he made a lengthy, saddle, stay an station at Beaglf? mission Bay, and was efforts observer of the being interested monks to ameliorat the Trappist made
has
oi
water;" These" clearings of protected by massive log fences enormous The strength. gardenswhich all contain afemanyvin number, 'permanent "from which springs they "are"' irrigated with streams of bright sweet water. The there chief products are bananas,, of which sun
Bridgetown"
Mrs.
held
meeting
a
was
vicariate
The' boundary.' the whole includes northhof colony lying
.
west
Kimberley
that
made
of
the 29th' border parallel along the 190th it until latitude reaches it Here descends of east longitude. degree which of south latitude, to the 30th. degroe also the Indian Ocean, which it follows to'
tralian south
Holiness
unwearied
they
up under abundant
the
Broome,
The
thick
of
during
have when
was
to
and
"
are
Kimberley, is at which present of the part by means
most
a
.them
r
running
Kelly
trips Southern
of with
the
;
gOsec.
the The
on
but
smaller, for .all
have
;
portion
run sheep are shepherds.
Large
,
the
about
in
countrymen sympathisers.
SOLICITED.
feel
Our
Motto
TELEPHONE
" :
Cleanliness, —
i.i
wlull
the new see, creating being the brief while another boundaries, its and defining as bishop of the .confirms his appointment vicariate of of the see and administrator in possession while he is also Kimbei'ley, other documents of all the' necessary Prefect Ledochowski,: signed by Cardinal diocese is The the ojf Propaganda. 30sec. north oh the' bounded by 19deg. South the east on -by the south latitude the, south by a line border on Australian Aus from the South westward cipal
of
in
600
,
of
forms
in
schooner.
monks
Beadell,
12-98
'
(From the Kalgoorlie
»
has
by
dense forest. been thoroughly
place
are
,
stock
.
OF
FAMOUS
HCOteCl
to
are
BISHOPRIC ITS
the
for.
up
springs
survey.
they
all
is
communication
kept
and
-
district
hill
a
chiefly town
principal
'
collapsed. the mob
horned head
they enough requirements, most of the work heavy draught being done The intends by bullocks. superior to introduce which will be camels, shortly
Shank-
the
'
seemingly
The few
horses
of
Isreal
Captain
in Perth 14 on April with the mem co-operate bers of the Irish race in the other colonies in placing for the on record our respect memories of the noble band of patriots who 100 years to force to save ago had to resort their from In race annihilation. an un the honour equal struggle they sustained of their and country, though unsuccessful a of flame they kindled living patriotism until which cannot be extinguished the for which is conceded. justice they suffered differ from thi methods Many may they but the purity of their employed, motives, their heroism and when driven to bravery' revolt have won the approval of all lovers
At
it
subscrip-
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Commemoration.
Fellow
following —
98.
years
'98
the received the week.:
12s to 9-7-99. Messrs. Petty
under
numerous
has
system
police In
though
during
Messrs.
,
the
fact,
who,
tions
about
number
a
We have
I
I
thirty for
day
is
:
In
seven
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
f
beyond question,
.
number
is wrecked in one Complaint night. of the made of the remissness body while one house of military, ws being were demolished. The police power
less.
own
Father
About
is
About 300 attended
property,
street, in Percyto Mr. Toner's, four '.houses This makes
street.
their
now
there
still
apace. from
creased
in
Affnes-
mission,
men
are
number.
in
in director,
established. school every. and
young
growing
.
addition
The
school, Christian
'
fir's,
delivered
large attending instruction in A considerable doctrine. number careful been ad have, under preparation, mitted to Christian no fewer than baptism, 35 such neophtyes being presented by their instructor on a festival day last August, and all From 250 to 300 were baptised. natives are settled on the permanently of whom mission, a very large proportion fed times the are three a day by monks. of the is The material mission prosperity of
—
fit
for
stock,
numbers. large their intelligent and the worship, follow the they
especial
solidly attend
children three hours,
...
TC fill
is
old,
so in observe
the house of with which
Alphonsus.
wrecked The Orange mobs have Catholic other. looted three and of houses the licensed premises Mr. Dover-street, Mr. Kane, in and Percy-street, MTnteggart's, Mr
do to
interest eager addresses fluently language by their
was thoroughfare crowd of the worst possible floating came Now. and -again ;they type. near the Nationalist dangerously with were but district, regarded Hordes of halfindifference. silent and. children Orangewomen savage of the foulest .used language party
description.
in
reverence
eight
<
the
is
,
and regularity, It is interesting
the o'clock swarming -with- a
at
of
care
'
that
result
the
a short such as
spend
exercises which are carried mission with church monastic
religious in the
on
clear
perfectly
the
or
to
occupation,
The permanency of the mission, and the amount of good done there no doubting, yet in the face of this the board last year only allotted the Beagle Bay Mission <£500, while It granted the River Forrest which can at Mission, present only ground its claim for State on its assistance good intentions, .£1,000 besides it in other To. this helping ways. Dr. adds no objection can Kelly be taken, the as in all probability amount will prove all too small for the necessities of the work undertaken by the Anglican Church, but that at least demands as muchequity be should to Beagle given Bay as to River Forrest for good already achieved that as for which remains and prospective problematical. complaint.
.
the
way outside was left to the roughs from to reach the Shankhill-road, quarters of the to the thus strength adding with assembled riotous mobs there, a
useful
are day by day they unfailingly to attend rewarded. They are also invited
Throughout
premises.
some
in
which
not being accomplished or soldier was a constable solitary the windows near. After demolishing in and infuriated mob burst the
looted the the evening
are
time
gardening
was
property
encouraged
children
.
;
realise that no perman thoroughly Africa, results be obtained ent can until they have imbued their with a love dusky disciples of industrious and settled habits. Every the and the grown men day, therefore,
crowd marched from the immense shout to Percy-street, Shankhill-road Amid yells they ing and singing. windows and stones at the hurled named Toner, doors of a publican till and did not cease every window was shattered, completely J ust before bodies of soldiery had been or this, to the Falls dered from the. Shankhill the destruction of and while road,
Perth,
Civility 188
;
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and
Fremantle,
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or
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iravely
Mr. Moran endeavoured
lonesty and to
make
on
the
because to
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secular majority, them the recognise
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mere
'
at it. indignation lets it writer, indeed, in he writes support
of what he be a vain He pretence. will he says, have not, purely secular those of because schools, an ti- religious Victoria, by their are made atmosphere, repugnant " to that still great body who hold the mistaken possibly belief that religion after the all, is,
the
Catholic believe. readily
to
knows
—
set
a
a
rowdy in
moreover,
of
thief
an
finds
'of
means a
this ui
uesign
by
he
charge buis
raise
have
little
By
DAWS
his
was called to the head of a large reli denomination. We do not gious know that Father Bourke the was referred to ; but, in our ecclesiastic if it were be so, he would opinion, in his The small proper place. of the West Australian is sneer .as follows : "It is to impossible
by the
—
believe that the greatly respected .and high-minded Vicar-General of -the Boman Catholic Church would himself his declining .lend in years kindle
to
.gious
the
of
fires
fierce
a
reli-
struggle."
The
writer
impediment in standing the
to
a
forth
in
,
or iu truth, such against may threaten
flock as
dangers
spiritual .them.
acquainted
Bourke
un
with the wiles of the No one, especially, of religious anything
acquainted .proselytiser.
who
be
not
can
knows
is
Ireland
so.
rossioiy with the acquaintance " " and his ways have even souper been among the experiences of the to we leader-writer whom refer. within But, if so, no doubt it comes of his To he approval. range rgome
or
bully -that
may
And
not in
Preacher
Butler
at
Perth.
perhaps, borrow
we
AwnA
Uv
n/s
disguise " This much to mised Mk. Moran, and one this standard,
rowdy.
he
—
not
will
be
again
oniy
may if
that
is
Orange be pro he raises
thing
more
defeated, since but
and the
defeated, a of 1893 is compact broken, natural demand will follow for the return of that £15,000 which, had a month the lasted longer, fight worth as would iu>t have been pence." many alluded to, mostly
aware,
The as
sum
our
is
the
of
money
readers very
are
inade-
National Library of Australia
oC
use
T xuuuulj
A
uic
\jy
his
stigmatise
for
'/Vmiyjo
n«n
i
auu
vnvvo9
of
a
a without proved
Butler
most name. himself of the deserving Ruffianism and simple was that, pure for this fellow example, by which the and consistently repeated glibly in about Cuba, Spanish cruelty lying
that
the
was
it
a
Spaniards'
"
mere
sequence
religious
training."
The Orange fish-fag, however, he is sui yeneris. As a rule remains not in reputable noticeable quarters. to so We of alluding should not think an had not the object unsavoury
him It
privilege
a
is
Anglican least
Bishop,
supposed if
Orange
Lodges
indeed,
must
the
when
influence,
such
his for be
in
Anglicanism a
not
rotten
a
pulpit aid. the
may
given
—
his to
sight
a
upon
to
'pitiable
gentleman, from appealing
its
bull
a
by sinking
rise
a
of
we
if
—
dignitaries
Anglican claim the
level. see
to
an
be
its
at
Christian, the to
Gloomy,
is a Catholic Dewey is were Catholic there Catholics ; with Hobson in sinking the Merrimac. Let our too, Orange friends, the in fact, take to their ditches as, ditch is the proper place for them and line them, as they have pro Belfast to Dublin for mised, from out war come Irish inde of this will came out Feniariism of pendence. the civil and at one war, moment, been at taken the had Fenianism
Sampson
;
a
—
—
it
of prospects and weak colony, it has to cast itself reed as and this,
wouiu
nave
suceessiui.
ueen
will come an IrishOut of this war in to American fit make its army fluence felt in any part of the world. "Don't
think
yon
Says the
hear
they'll
Shan Yan
then
us
the part
of
Anglican clergymen. man very remarkable
all
Whateley
was
in
It ways. that he, a
several
a
is
re
especially
out notoriously in his spoken man, rude and abrupt have should been guilty of honesty, to this deceit with practised regard He adopted teaching. very religious it for and he purposes proselytising so intended. His denied that it was
markable
mamnnr lllwlllUi
m
J
apology are
now
o
\r
nnoeiKlv
he wv
Limy
for
the Anglican siding with the
nlASirlprl
in
divines who swaddlers.
of this Had the Anglican clergy in this matter been honest colony have taken part with the they would Catholics in denomina demanding can education. How if tional they, and if they have any fixed principles, men dishonest they have not they are the of commit religious teaching or their children to Dick Tom, ? like as if they It looks Harry very or wanted only to save appearances, themseh es trouble. to save probably from school to school, Going about an hour's here and with half teaching —
—
says
slowly,"
the
Spanish
spectre of Education
pro
Kane
;
Anglican
nitaries.
Goldsmith information
:
Roar Bishop Riley Roaring Riley would be a —
to going shoulder lesser and, in between, dig Where, however, was Dean ? The Dean's educated —
on
the
affairs
of
that such Strange in be should spontaneous the two minds. The of« object Catholic Church, said his reverence, to was make " State education also, such a godless system that Protestant the children would be driven into Roman To tell a shame schools." —
less
lie
like
this
in
a
leader
newspaper
it out To spit from in the teeth of a congregation a pulpit is altogether infamous.
is
bad enough.
"
;
alliteration
shoulder,
"
question Catholic
Australian.
West
Wil
King
the In vino Veritas others. among The inebriation of bigotry they say. to its truthful also appears bring of the Dean intervals. The bigotry our time. occupy need not otherwise that It is on a level with of quite and on the be placed Bethel, may that rubbish with of heaps parallel Preacher Butler.
rascality
but
The flaming and the liam a union ot the and the Bethel
of these have, in fact, proofs before our eyes, dishonesty are in and therefore quite justified them it. with They are charging who divines will evidently say any Here, thing that suits their purpose. is Dean for example, Goldsmith, who, on. the call renounces of the moment, the claims of his sect to be a national " not a mere Churc i. It was Angli " he was a can it said, question;" His Church national matter." then, sect for the moment's need, is a mere
the Rev. Another divine, Anglican is for the J. Garland, responsible made also by the cunning suggestion
small." very they grind an return God may in His own way in aid of a answer to those prayers Catholic He may people. bring down the of those who too, pride, have deserved a fall. "
!
D.
to at sneer those dares or of Catholic the prayers prelates, of the Pope, as if through benediction the defeat of the Spaniards they had " of God ? The mills been a failure
sweet
did.
?
Vocht."
Who
ing
he
as
of Archbishop knowledge Whateley, too, might be expected on
We
bravely
verb,
been, should
he
ministers'
sides.
grind
have
—
the
to
way York.
—
turn,
a"sur-
as
Lordship
ruffian." With pliced Preacher surplice,
to
stands
the bully The tone the of
wui
invented
have Some
being, as he must of his ignorance, committed himself
no an hour's there, teaching tiresome as would be rather doubt, well as irksome. Apres moi le deluye will the The Church last Anglican and life-time of its present ministry, the future for itself. let provide
—
to
hesitate
that,
aware
half
;
as
Though,
—
still
nick-name,
a
adding
contemporary's
our
repeat, revealed.
article,
go together.
inaptly
we
clearly without
alternatives
are
corrupt
ditch
same
might
Al
at
Riley
the
..
in
lire
Bishop
his
front, through New When the details come be narrated we how to shall find have Irishmen and Catholics borne in this a war themselves campaign both on of Catholics fighting on
lines, ones, stereotyped of rather crooked direc nevertheless, tions. The Doctor postured among As for the rest the singularities. they were all tarred with the one brush.
in
was
was
It
—
different
was
is
—
—
standing.
however,
the regiment fighting that was 69th given the exceptional deserved by its well-remem privilege, bered of marching with services, banners and drums flying beating,
—
bany
we
particular
—
true
Father
Orangeman
fact,
has memory departed. The Irish-American, as there life. large as
Zillman,
" Catholic" descended The Anglican to the level of the Bethel, and visibly his of his tones the snivel betrayed
spectator.
has weak have an example now. He has been very loud of just In late States. years in the .United he was the of the A.P.A. shape always on the point of doing terrible was the Where he when things. broke out ? echo cannot war Even none dare for of his friends answer, raise a voice to inquire. His very
we may premise, of contrast -the lustre, under the circumstances however, or not any circumstances very -being his The Doctor expressed dazzling. " as belief in the well spiritualities " as the intellectualities," though on
if he history that advanced
know
not
are noyears Catholic priest vindication of defence of his
ill
the
in
nerves,
a flock together quite of birds of one feather and enabled them to be taken in at one glance. The dandy jackdaws had lost for the occasion their borrowed plumage and native grime. appeared in all their
by way
Orange
an
frighten,
"
be
must
ecclesiastical
with does
FEATHER.
brought
Dr. shone
,
tually
its
to do had anything and it would not be flat blasphemy to make any assertion of the kind, we should the say that occurrence of the Orange anniversary and the discussion of the religious instruction clauses of the Education Act at or about the same time had event. been a providential It
mem
—
character their to explained before the whose English people, astounded No place ? eyes it took himself Catholic who dulv respects a will enter match with upon boxing a or to constable to please, possibly
our
If Providence with the matter,
writer refers to Father Mr. Moran had said that
the ordinary of a training It was Arch ber of his profession. not Cardinal Cullen, bishop Murray, as to consulted the reading who was His who book in question. Grace, was a mild, rather weak-minded, man under up timidly penal :brought at first of influences, gave a kind came a consent. At once, however, from all the other decided protest Irish and members of the hierarchy, retracted what he, the Archbishop had said. The Dean, perhaps, might be excused also for not knowing this. he is completely inexcusable Where even
anti-
the
That
Catholic schools. has caught him
attention
matter
ONE
preacher annual
the
—
/
.
the
OF
the Methodist
said, of who
notice
should Catholics play of these fellows hand by themselves in the way of a putting with the Do not our fight police? Catholics know that it is only jvhen the Orangemen form an overwhelming and must, necessarily majority, by the force of numbers make their mark, that they will as at Belfast fight or at Cleator Moor, in their notorious attack on Catholic school children and which effec harmless holiday-makers,
or
pretence
—
But Bourke.
which favoured
take
why
into
readers.
exposes
the godless religious teaching schoolsof dissuad that, namely, from their ing sending parents
self
with has
have
we
to
of
But
him.
by
stuff
in passing, the Angli
to the bullyragging proces the Orange mob at Perth. They were escorted to his conventicle as at Coolconstables,— by mounted were in like their brethren gardie manner escorted somewhere else. Warden the report Finnerty, says, the attended with Riot Act in there, one hand and the Bible in the other, to swear in special constables if the the occasion demanded, and play deus ex about machina, by bringing the denouement with broken heads.
will
pen,
as
possible'
was
sionists
for
contemporary
in
children to the Here thief your
for
it
remark with
Catholic
the how
ink,
be.. His
may
Sunday delivered
on
may
war-paint; little
a
terrors
falutin"
writer,
half.
him
the fruits, then, pro school that Sabbath in the leading columns of teacher Australian are the West , they a what much on par with pretty slums of Orangethey are in other ism. We of may judge by them of all that the true meaning and " hiBiblical rhodomontade
attempt
The
slinging brutal may
As duced
in this leaderexemplification writer. Out of the abundance of a his own he coins cunning intention for Mr. scheming Moran, of whom he slanderously accuses drive children an to into the Catholic schools. in fact, is too clever
native
his
ever
bully,
made.
teaching
old proverb, thief to catch
we
we
association
dignitaries,
renders
that Mr. fancy, however, who is especially menaced, will not show the white feather. Catholics of his calibre have ere faced without the now flinching stones and iron or paving bolts, the even the revolver of shots,
—
of religious
Church,
can
We
which can important subject the mind of humanity." occupy To deceive this great body, there and secure an for fore, acceptance the he would have godlessness,
The
Butler, since his
their
to
Moran,
most
feint
according
delay, even, so a to prevent limited kind, modicum of That they justice. would fulfil their threat if literally and violently plunder they dared,
honour contempt and The leaderthat be seen
feel
month's
a
may made lessons with respect to the Scripture National Board. of the Irish The knows about Dean palpably nothing Irish the of the system of history more however, is education. That, That he should con pardonable. as such men of note Dr. found' two Whateley arid Dr. Trench is quite un him to possess supposing intelligible, we
has
his
The these
simultaneous to events,
of
occurrence
which
we
have
as we have has, therefore, ex about a complete said, brought or posure. Anglican prelate Angli can and ranting preacher dignitary,
alluded,
—
to the secular dishonest blind, able man must
if
indeed, limited he blunder
is,
by the
judge
the
—
made to schools is and any
being
is
its
that an confirm
teaching
religious
attempt
'
by in
is
Church
no and festering, will be doubt, Evil com wound received ,by it. munications, however, corrupt good A Masonic manners. Bishop may well tie sleeves with up his orange ribbons.
deep
,
The '
the confisca and the vast tion of vested fights, to had been effected saving which Government the Catholic by now schools. We are informed and rowdies of the that bullies after Orange type were prepared, for
.
existed, really subterfuge, any tricky nature manifest.
allowance
quate
it
as
.
had adopted and uncloaked
they
system
all
are
birds
of
a
feather.
All
that
is
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unshaken. Sir John, for never example, than himself more he expressed confidently did the other at Osborne on the occa night of the sion of on the switching electric He condemned as contemptible light there. view of who a took pessimistic people them to the and denounced as false things, in which lived. There was they country
I
I
"
I
out
Orange champions.
report of tick to the cock, with regard presence has been and tick-fever in East Kimberley, in the southern districts of the occasion much It is generally concern. recognised that the keeping in the meat up of prices market be attended must by disastrous results. Irritation also is caused by the be it true that a or false, meat, ring belief, is interested in the matter, and that, there in certain Mr. Handcock's fore, quarters If the regarded. report is not unfavourably
Unassailable date
follows:
—
London,
The
Westralian
mining
Better
The
existing
state
almost nay, is secure in
anomalous, lease-holder
Boulder moment's
a
friend Dean
in him
by
attempts
lian,
newspaper made parently "
says the fact
ance,
rev.
mitted
of
of
the
remains."
himself
to
a
in
have
com
said, statement he must
specific
tives
a
shall
be alloAved all there. They,
it
parting against teachers, Catholics
of
con
for
facilities
however,
I
Auspicious
Event.
of
rival the
in London Hon. Mr;
One
or
of
I
our
else
elated
by the most to happy consequences Omne colony. ignotum pro magnifico. that Avhere another us some or hope quite it
I
I
I
"Wif.fcprmmn'ja
that
there
for
this Let Mr.
in
him. may
safe
undertaken
to
Those
Avho Avish
now
of
oirt fill.
mischief
the
For
to be hon. he has
two
years, it Avill
position
the
next
makes in London, progress of her there. spite representation The Cubans ano their Priests.
Preacher a Sunday, Jose
from I
—
:
Spanish
am
people
hate
their
hesitation
in
as
reliance
more
so
on
bur
Bibout
and so I have
behalf.
II
Padre
Caramba,
you
will
as
a
for as
These
tAvo
the
upon or
It Avas but it
Avere
no
good,
they
as
not
the
good.
should should
blessings
of
those
dogs and
on
shall
soon
be free,
our
own
and priests and sisters."
doctors Butler's
denunciations
for '98
his
reverence's
Centennial
committee ing,
bring 15th
churches, face
meeting
at the these
Palace celebrations
August.
Those
ing ing
books
hon.
treasurer,
same
will, at
has
been
sent
China
to
of
should
no
not the
—
and
have
our
OAvn
this, make
Mr. pig
the
Emperor
their en
Empress
aa-Iio
an
received
therefore, earliest
convenience
Mr.
J.
P.
end
visit
approaching
route
for
the
for
a
division
M.P.
Holy
to Land.
of
accidentally
droivned.
member
West
oblige
by
Doheny,
street.
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for
in
Hon. shire
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on
Church Anglican the the States, Church fulness
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House H.
division,
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has
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of Commons.
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a
or
the |
Our Commercial Interests. fidence of Sir John Forrest in and of the prospects colony
United
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to
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Madden,
assumes
duties
forthwith. Northam
He
farewell
appointed magisterial banquetted as understand, the
to
is
I
people,
be
a
memeflto. late
Mr.
to Adams, according installed at cordially welcomed by the bar repre
E.M.,
has
been
Northam,
and
sentatives
and
Northam.
He
behalf
on is
of
the
citizens
esteemed
highly
of gene
rally.. The
return,
last:
match
football
side and that of latter township,
fruit-
The
Northam came as arranged,
betAveen
our
off
the
Saturday
on
\vas—
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AND
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result
in 4
goals;.
two.
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for
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and Avas
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They had had the
They imparting
650
have
every
(Loud
I
to'one
Catholic Church Avas that decaying, of those institutions
to
saneness
the
the
of
in
The left
present
Avar
told the
the
patriotic
of
the Stars members of
United
'
?
That
the
President
citizens
to
echo
associations valour
and
handed
in
Avere
accepted.
the
gladly Catholic and band,
cadets
Avith
their
and and
Latin
a
Secret
by
on
poem
a
of
Freemasonry," Mgr. Fava, Arch verses are polished
The
was
offered
Her
Majesty's
Balmoral
Avith
a
salary
The
has
been
offer
Mr.
with Italian.
It
noAV
time
in
La
Signor
by him
in
for the published Avhose Antologia, had at one time,
Nuova
Ferraris, Minister.
Cabinet
a
intervieAv
Avritten
been
at.
annum.
per
Gladstone's Avas
of
place estates
of £40 declined.
account of Pope PiusTX. has
the
Harcourt is has, it credibly his intention of retiring reported, expressed at an life. early date from Parliamentary
the
William
Wexford, CarloAv, ford the celebrated of Eoss on
I
Sunday,
The
J
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of
Water-
the
Battle
5.
passed
resolution
a
of
names
several
of
the
I
I
and
Kilkenny, centenary
of Limerick have Corporation a decreeing change
I
of prominent Those substituted.
city. be
Avill
thousands
their'
enemy.
Sir
the
in of
streets leaders
their
of '98.
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services Mining
Even
to form
a
I
special
President of the United them for their devoted and said he Avould ness patriotism, accept offer should demand it. their, necessity (Applause.) in
States,
"
Piper Findlater on lodge-keeper
editor, been
usual
(Applause.)
offered
young
first
nowhere.
names,
scholarly.
A
The
asked of the
was
breadth
devotedness, their
and
the
ansAvered"
responded
written
named Teresa, Irishwoman, herself the during distinguished on the Indian, late West fighting .Nor'to .the Avounded.. frontier, by attending She Avas constantly the of to fire exposed
Where?" (Laughter.) made no to this On' response They appeal. the other hand; the members of the Catholic they
to
to
McGrath,
anti-Catholic
and
of
Avho
Grotty,
money
recently published bishop of Grenoble.
Avhere
Stripes,
this
Mr.
of
sum
The Pope has book called the;
(Laugh
question
Avere
in
suitably
them
the
and
length and
States,
Because
Church
should look Avhich minister
and
by
recently the Catholic and Melbourne, aonly £100 the aviII be in lady question, for by the provided legatees.
large
year
United
minds.
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of
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a
man
men's
purchase purposes,
-
to the the face
in
applause.) as these anyone
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for
the
apolo
Lord seems, street, Perth, adjoining The most of deserving support. neigh is and bourhood built being rapidly upon will be a inhabited, soon, very thickly Provision for. air is. suburb. fresh there most desirable. evidently
and distinct
added If
by
land
colleges of blessings and hospitals
been
year
the made for recreation
suggestion
Government,
I
religious 1,500,000 in the
instruction
Messrs
found
were
S.leath
Levien.
against
Mr. Levien unproved. heat of temper. pleading
gised,
I
immense
of
and
Mr.
by
Parliament,
commission I
110 Avonderful
century
a
brought
charges N.S.W.
the
Ferguson
cen-
last,
Archbishops
priests, That
(Applause.) receiving
throughout
the
Quotations.—
stock
and
share
the
folloAving
agents during Associated,
thanking
—
22s
fid
;
broker, quotations the
Mr. E. H. Barrett Perth, has received from
Aveek
at
his
London
closing
prices
:
74s
Lake View South,. 6dj North 35s 7d South Kalgurli, 42s 6d Hainault, 58s Bellevue ;
Kalgurli, 23s 9d Peak Hill. 47s 6d Proprietary, View £10 6s 3d Lake Golden: Horseshoe, £8 15s £6 7s 9d Brook(Consols, Ivanhoe, Main man's Boulder, 33s 9d Great Boulder 5s 4£d. Eeef, 22s 6d Chaffers, ;
;
;
;
;
Drugs and tained
ill-
con
remains
in
.
the association
York
still
knoAvn
Mr.
E.M.,
new
Northam,
Our
but the there was one Bishop in tury States. He United had about 50 priests to aid him in ministering to the scattered total number of the congregations,) Catholics about' At the 40,000. being his was the present day and authority a Cardinal-Arch man bishop of Baltimore, remarkable not only for his modern views, but for his accurate statements— there in the States. were 12,000,000 catholics
Avere
Eight
condition
At
States?
B. I
AEE
to
of
purest at
the
be
should
effective
be
such can Apothecaries (opposite quality
—
fresh be
;
ob
;
;
Sand-
;
Perth.
over's), —
the
its
the
from
report,
there
success, in his
summoned
been
the
that
for
ground
by the I
Episcoplian
remarkable
of
York
"
standard
health.
Hay
was
results
;
the
on
through
I
state-
an ter.) During the past 10 or 15 years association the Avas organised throughout States the United to oppose of the groAvth. Catholic Church. It Avas known as the American Protective Association. When
Arthur
—
or, as it Protestant
"
that States
Lord Hill, has resigned his
M.P. Acland, resigns his seat
said
rains
the
The
I
To
no
concord
size."
ludicrous.
or
the
"
I
Avould have been statement. That Church some truth of prestige had enjoyed all the benefits and had all the it inherited power advantages of in the earlier establishment times, and to the of yet in 1895. according fijgures of its OAvn there were one leading Bishops, members' of the 3,500,000 only Church, there and Avere: though seventy Bishops That result Avas a Arery 4,000 clergy. poor after of a' hundred and years support manifold Now, what was the advantages. of Church in the the Catholic position
of
Constantinople, Mr T. Chven,
CornAvall,
the facts
had
—
not
Avas
Church.
distur
Germany
of
—
opening made by
States.
ridiculons
in
'gatherings,
match football played team and between our York were unfavour unfortunately very in their We were all ably divided regard. to behind, yet our boys played according
—
United
with
gentleman
the
converts
—
and
the
off
passed social
our
The
on
I
and 520 higher education, to the wants of the orphanages ministering sick and the and the fatherless. indigent Cardinal Gibbons fur (Applause.) said, that the ther, during years 30,000 past ten
is
a
the
all
'
predominating. have fallen and here, have made their on our deep impression hill and tints and sides, given picture shades to the viewed, valleys. Poetically and dales the hills are teeming with verdure. Springtide approaches.
I
loAver
Ball
of
Splendid
we
America.
in
at
statements
some
in
Catholic schools and academies
—
We
smoking. Celebrations. At a held on Monday even it was decided to hall, to
of
scene
Church day,
—
Oddfellows' way and
unity
existing. other
Church
groAvth. children
—
the
but
railways,
:
development
—
be be-
of Spaniards. then Ave will In
Minister
—
tail
Church
Holy
the
by
The
newspaper
Bishops,
—
were
be
sublime stoAved
the
a establishing patent The French University. Minister of Marine demands of six a vote millions to increase the sterling strength of the members Several of the navy. Italian Parliament are being prosecuted for in the riots. It recent is complicity that has taken reported a betrothal place Louis of Prince Pre Napoleon, Imperial tender of to Duchess France, the Grand niece of the a late Czar. The Helene, American Avith s.s. laden DelaAvare, am has been burned at sea, the munition, pas sengers being saved by the bravery of the officers and creAv. The Sultan is spending immense sums on to receive preparations
persons
that
We are that told 'pearls throAvn to the pigs,' neither
Eiley
merely
Foreign Summary. Infamous conduct is of the sailors of the French reported La -Bourgogne, liner which foun recently in the Atlantic dered through colliding Avith the British ship Cromartyshire. They rushed the even Avomen and boats, driving children away, and, it is said, committing several murders. Mr. E. T. Hooley's estate sIioavs a of M. deficiency .£31,100. French Minister of Cavaignac, War, has declared in the Chamber of Depu himself, certain of the guilt of ties, Captain Drey fus. The Times the evidence pronounces
bance. office
blessings of being blessings
the
was
shoAvered
Avere
Dr.
Premier
host He ? part of the polite committed rather himself, more, perhaps, he than ought to have done, to a promise the be reinstated. that As clause should for the Bishop, having compromised once, he Avill Even if the clause compromise again. be not reinstated, his second on Lordship, is bound to the position thoughts, accept He well that quietly enough. knoAvs very the Avould not move Anglican body a finger to support him in such resistance he as is There not a colony might undertake. in the whole of Australasia where a Bishop of their sect has received, in the matter of the religious education, assistance slightest Horn them. or The Avhale encouragement s talk of Dr. Avhat it is Eiley may go for
boat
if
six next marksman
the
Spaniards
efficacy.
Avhom
to
taken
the
was
—
referred
speaker
Or
that
than
degree
usual
Cardinal correspondent. in Freeman's as the Moran, reported Journal He had read a spoke as follows few of the leading days ago in one Sydney a who a statement by person, journals to the imagined he Avas very well-informed, that there a effect was great decay in the a
If
—
and priests stuck to Spaniards, and Avill stick to us till from this world. The
patriots, them
calls
of
what head
—
all-
others,
have
to
seems
those
requires
seem
social
our
—
cost
that
would
more
Catholic
the replying a bazaar, to
In
of a much gathering more lawn that of football tennis it is that our expected team, or will visit Northam on the 13th inst.v circle, No barrackers need apply.
I
It
only
on
The
En
refined
commercial
our
apparent
amendment. not
in
"
TSTom
there
"
like."
k,WM
delivered
defect
here
anyone acquainted ment could be more
contemptible. have The Indian Government on placed Australian horses for re purchased army mounts an of <£45 average price per head. A Socialist the plot to assassinate Emperor of Austria has been discovered. A revolt of the Black on the West Flags, Eiver, is in China. A British trouble causing gun
marker.
as
a
To
A
"
at
fLp
IUIIDVOQQ
4vYri
product
ton. is
require charges
always
child. action
can
produced
Padre
Spaniard
the
exclaim,
showered
on
soldier
shot.
brave
use
acted kill a
not
would
five
same
Garcia
bad
a
about
that
II
seen
he
years,' made
no
no
j
serve
God
Creole
or
I
whilst
our
the
place and our religion Avho Americans, justly interfering -
parent
Wales
Catholic
—
instructing rny countrymen in the and in the firearms art of defence,
of
you
the
on
hate
I have Cubans
Ave
our
do
Ave
mercifully
are
use
on
than
priests
only
oppressors, that saying
para
will
South
rtar
delivered
cost,
coal,
A.A 'A.
some
com
—
as
Aus
Cuban but
a
I
sign
West I
Cuban.
a
remains
Newcastle 95a
orders
In
—
Avrites
the
to
still
a
—
Orange
Gomez
Fremantle
"
tralian
Maria '
follows
can
Butler's correspondent
to
hoAvling on ing himself
wisdom
worth.
in
reference
Act.
The
well
wish the
W.A.
if
be
I
AM
token
one
made
of
HoKAitno vquvmv;
23s. per interests
a
playing
I
narooT
false, dismembered
the
Forrest
is too, from
VHVW
even
but
anything
from
colony
.
the
gentleman
'
rmKMr».
searched
Avas
expected to
be
had
'
colony
he
evidently
seriously.
,
—
MV
this
that
—
have latent Wittenoom may qualitiesif not of useful, at least of capable, harm less development. Our contemporary evi fulfils the old and takes for dently motto, best that of Avhich the it can possibly knoAv at all. nothing Vainly, indeed, rmcrh'h --p
ton
I
Bishop
"
ar
the
select
the of the Ave compare who a Church accepts compromise with to the faith the of children regard committed to his said care?„ "People," the "who a compromise Bishop, accepted bound Avere to give up something for the sake of it as it Avould including, appear, of on the part as Anglican "Catholics," at least their represented by their prelate, as churchmen. But Sir John principles of
I
announced.
is
contemporaries, event, and augurs
the
Wool.
secular
The
accept
I
Agent-General,
neAV
Wittenoom,
of
other
our
be
the investigate more acceptable
to at
Little
the
on
mount.
im
safe
be
must
it
that
hoped
but
Solomon
I
protest
The
Cry
promise
I
of religion by the teaching which the of taxation implies to support a system condemned their and Avhich subjects their by Church, to the of the children influence proselyand them other disad tiser, imposes upon and teach difficulties. vantages Eeligious in in the short, ing, given by the teachers Ave Avhere Catho public schools, is, repeat, lics are concerned, a penal enactment. An
be
may
admission
ship's J
the
—
doubt
no
has the Premier Avith intervievved Eiley notorious clauses of the now regard to the Bill. The intervieAv Education. was chiefly his for on distinguished Lordship's part and small The big talk acknowledgments. in like of those one Bishop talked, fact, fishes that Goldsmith little told Dr. John that he (the Avould make talk son doctor) like To hear the Avords Avhales. Bishop's he had the whole you power might think of his A flat contradic sect in his hands. contained in his Lord tion, was however,
Irish
have which known that he was completely ignorant. He stands still. so committed Catholics, Ave may add, do not seek to drive religious out of the schools. teaching public They are that the ministers of the quite Avilling various their denominations or representa-
cerning
matter
it,
appointed will arrive
re
existed.
never
It
committee
Great
The names, never and the importance,
high
cattle
Kimberley
I
conclusions.
a
Austra West blunder letter
the Dean asserted as we preacher,
as
fact, The
his
East
tainty. matter
anonymous referred to ap having him The aware of his error. the of names are no import of
are
theless,
a
—
postscript the
the
necessity,
I
Avhat they borne, be the consequences may. The question, is important enough hoAvever, be to determined cer only by complete
The to
of
absolute
an
without over
lessons
scripture an Board,
the
Dean
the
the
garding National
exclusion
is No
Explanation.
to correct
to
I
be.
in
Goldsmith, written
law
tenure.
handed
Goldsmith
Dean letter
his
that
powers
I
than
of
confiscated
and
notice,
of the
late
outrageous.
be
might
itself
as
unassailable
leases."
never.
I
runs
8,
of Chamber the Government
to petition intends that to establish colony to
telegram
July
Mines of titles
A
—
Titles.
under
foot here on The has Saturday. been adversely game criticised both here and abroad, foul play and insinuated. trickery being Onlookers state that the rough and ready playing first started under the York and colours, like then, naturally enough, produced arrived
.
Perth
architects,
has received a notification that he has been Fellow of the elected a Institute of British Eoyal Architects. Fremantle,
I
York
conveying
friends
-
I
train
their
.
I
esteem
.Newcastle.
special and
ballers
six
last increase
ot
"A
of
the cordial good feeling exist that gentleman by the inhabi-
.
F.
the
tants
tribute
a
Mr. J. is being and ao
E.M.,
'
Sedgfield,
M.
Cavanagh,
said, times. The boom the increase in to value of the export noAV,
in
even
referred the gold,
as
centuating ing towards
I
—
of
hope
been
arranged
I
than
he
months being £1,788,636, the corresponding or an on period for of last of £780,383. The revenue year the last he stated at 2f millions. year With all this, therefore, and the flourishing condition of the and agricultural pastoral the Premier industries, affirmed that there for confidence were grounds hope and the idea rather than He ridiculed panic. half-million the that the additional Governto would ment proposed spend on railways ruin the few in a Avords colony, adding defence of the proposals to. There referred the of he said, that centre was no doubt, and the was at Perth Fremantle. colony of the Another speakers, meantime, pointed he out a slight Collie coal, inconsistency. of Avhich it took 23 cwt. to equal one said,
I
and
Mr.
firm
had
for
I
!
and
Cavanagh.— the
—
F. of
—
—
M.
The adverse Question. Mr. Handof the Queensland expert,
—
Mb.
Cavanagh, Cavanagh
Important
reason
there
speaker again the of export
I
An
more
for
late
to'Northam,
'
also
are
I
our
.
Avith and nuts
I
I
in
bolts
—
It is sand, and W.A., the Coolgardie
in
I
|
water scheme of reach of our
GENERAL.
have
we
I
to Danquet Adams, appointed
|
.
Correspondent.)
a
a
i
paving stones, unless they come
least
(From
I
.
not
at
us
be
j
But let properly fought." be thankful for small mercies.
I
to
fight
I
the
I
NEWCASTLE
,
enable
to
'
—
needed
Avere
.
AND
M.L.A.
Wood,
C.
at an the other, speaking Orange social had in Perth, said the institution a night in this and members fight to fight colony,
I
LOCAL
B.
Mr.
—
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A Warning.
—
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RONISCH PIANOS.
San at American surgeons to admit the killed and wounded tiago that the Cuban 1800. number It is reported have beheaded Spanish forty insurgents entrusted to them by the Ameri prisoners Camara has been recalled Admiral cans.
at At
Brigid's
Palace
the
Con-
At
—
—
—
his
officers.
Camara' s fleet is coaling at Suez, July 9. the the since authorities permitting this, to General are ships returning Spain. of Commander-in-Chief the U.S. Miles, for Cuba. Commodore Army, has sailed to make his first Watson is expected where the defences attack on the Canaries, are being strengthened.— It is "reported overtures to make that Spain is preparing —
—
—
for
peace.
far lost in the has so Spain and 21 merchantmen. warships of of the Ministers With the exception and the Governor-General War and Marine in are of Cuba, the Spanish Government of President favour McKinley and peace. the offer of have refused General Shafter to capitulate Linares on condition General to retire his of being allowed with army. will be alone Unconditional surrender in the observed Sunday was accepted. thanks United States as a day of national giving. The at San 12. soldiers Spanish July of number 23,000; the inhabitants tiago the town are 4,000. Sagasta has resigned the Premiership, owing to disagreements in the Cabinet respecting peace proposals. of has com The bombardment Santiago menced. officers of the 13.— The Spanish July have been at Santiago taken fleet prisoners between The leave-taking sent to America. Colon and the of the Christobal captain most his was men touching.— Spain will will to the last Cuba but surrender fight has Miles General for all other territory. The arrived near Spanish com Santiago. General Linares has ordered mander-in-chief but make to the last. to no surrender, fight at San In view of the desperate position has for further in Linares cabled tiago a truce An structions, being granted. consul to by the American attempt made 11.
July
—
21
war
—
—
meet-
weekly the of
of
ing
Cross.
the
op
the
Fremantle Cross the League on an Monday night was submitted by
League
Fremantle
—
the
on
Schools.
and
.£1,600,000. 8.
July
on
the Monday evening of ladies en committee of the the interests gaged in promoting St. in ball aid of Brigid's forthcoming convent and school fund gave a very favour It of was able account their progress. had been secured stated that the Town-hall for the evening of Friday, .by the committee Municipal August 5, and that the Perth custom to its usual Council had, according entertainments, allowed charity regarding at half the use of the hall for the occasion Those who had ladies .the rental. ordinary over the sale of the tickets taken kindly were that readily they being reported been 400 having already of— some disposed at issued the low sold. tickets are The of 5s. each. They are, therefore, price within the reach of all, and it hardly easily ef the in needs a knowledge good cause for to sale, aid of which they are offered for The them. secure willing purchasers committee ladies forming the refreshment in order that the are working zealously in good things, tables shall not be lacking of men is committee young and a floor that the Town-hall floor engaged to see to a smooth be polished and mirrorshall like surface for the occasion. tent
about
s
opain
—
calculated
is
war
has called President McKinley to return thanks American nation for of the to the the success Almighty The has arms. President signed national and the the resolution annexing Hawaii The American adjoining group of islands. be hoisted there without delay. flag will Six hundred of Admiral Cervera's fleet, men killed at were Admiral including Villamil, of the Maria Teresa The captain Santiago. are suicide. Shaffer's committed troops short and of provisions tobacco.— Aquiof the insurgents, naldo, leader Phillipine has declared Lieutenant Hoba republic. and his fame, have son of Merrimac men, and been Cervera exchanged for Admiral
in
held Hall
Maaria.
the
on
—
St.
meeting
a
at
authorities
expenditure
—
—
—
—
excellent programme Misses Price, Mrs. Chapman, Jenkyns, A. M. Waugh, Hatchett, M'Kenna (3), and Henderson; Chamberlain, Bromham, C. Glasson, Mason, J. Stuckey, ;and Messrs. E. Bridgwood, Windas, Henderson, Glovpr, H. Joyce, and E. H. Raper, G. Bridgwood, Watkins. will
Studies
re-
sumed, after
Christian
The
Brothers'
be
the midat holidays,
winter
Schools,
the
Bro
Christian
on and Schools Monday College atten inst. A the 18th punctual is and of students pupils requested.
thers' next, dance
'
.
—
—
ADVERTISERS.
OUR of
Residents
and
Northam
notified
that
Mr.
A.
Knapp
Knapp,
the
Optical
Institute,
district
(of
are
Clarke and will Perth) 18, to July
from Northam Monday, when he may be con 23, July Saturday, vision free of defective sulted in all cases will Mr. oe at Knapp s room of charge. the Post Institute, opposite the Mechanics' The firm make a specialty Northam. office, in
be
of
ana
sight-testing,
tne
excellent
a week's issue lengthy with Bickford's, dealing furniture .establishment
next
In
appear
well-known street
report the in
Hay
east.
and the old Messrs. E. E. Shenton Co., firm of Hay-street, and popular established that the have informed our representative sale of drapery, millinery, great half-yearly etc., inaugurated by mercery, clothing, has been two a them some weeks ago, The to seem wonderful success. public have
the
realised
vertised
"throngs
cheap "
fact
are genuine, and large daily parade, their is of proof bargains,
acquiringpremises the appreciation are
and
received. Co. announce,
ad the
Slienton's
sales
who
It
that
with is
which
their
Messrs.
seldom or adopt but
sales Shenton
the
so
coal
stores
resisted
by
the
the
course
when the sale
they being
bona
the
European
ever,
persists.
& B. 12
QUEEN
Thomas
is
who Governor, of warships how The consul,
by the
powers.
of Mr. Release On Thursday,
—
O'Donnell,
out
PERTH.
National Library of Australia
near
Thursday
on
John
West from
Mayo Mayo
three
months denunciation for alleged and hooting the landHe came Westport.
undergoing
incarceration of landlordism grabber
of
to
find
the
of do
for
jhaps
college should
league
a and flourishing great and strong with instrument for good, potent far branches extending beyond the of West boundaries Mayo. He came affectionate out to be received with enthusiasm by thousands of people in he had suffered and he whose cause
Now years. to be found in
is
and has
certainly try said above
has
been
the
mental
moral
or
that
a
our
midst
profit reference of the
is
far
a
powerful
more
landlordism grabbing " his criminal he was before has This happened so often Irish Mr.
Balfour
take.
But
that
history,
it
to
enemy
funeral
of
cation. of this
But there are other views to be taken of education, more important question at the present The sound especially day. "
mind
in
quoted
that
bare.
And
"
body
sound it has
a
has
been
so
often
become almost thread im of vital yet it is a matter that their the young portance physical be well to. should attended development This has not been at certainly overlooked the Brothers' Christian Never College. the institution in a better was state with essential than is at' it regard to this point The is in now present. large playground All the grand trim. were parts of it 'that encroached have upon by the Swan River been reclaimed. To effect this completely has been incurred very expense great by to
the
Brothers.
A
solid
breakwater
of
sub
stantial
carried has been jarrah planking all the 440ft. in water along frontage and in some 5ft. in length parts height. Some thousands of loads of filling have been to the rest of required the bring
playground
up
will
some
have
this
to
this
done
in
the
former
river
is
itself.
Three new been solidly
seniors, all have Trees
the
ground, in
a
as
of
cricket the
short
very fine
other
gymnasium
we
public
a
that
boys
can
first-class Of the
need
not
now
aware
of
cleverest
the
lads as
;
LATE
THE
Much
GEORGE
MR.
of
Mrs. and
In
be
of
this
word, furnished,
the
one
right
well
the
tuition
of
in
Australasia,
one
of
the the and
is done that be done for can everything the physical development of the students. We to see this fine institution hope, indeed, well patronised by all our country friends.
Mrs.
artist law
Mercier, of high of Colonel
have made could Chief Secretary He will grow wiser
how
land,
arrived
some
six
years
then—
his
being
only
age about
without
support his
rest
a
mis is
an
as
he
on.
Balsam Balsam Balsam Balsam Balsam Balsam Balsam Trade
—
opposite
Established the world.
of of of of of of
Aniseed.
—
Aniseed,— Aniseed.
—
Aniseed. Aniseed. Aniseed.—
of Aniseed, Mark
—
Lion,
1824." Sold: In bottles, Is.
—
—
—
Coughs.— Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Troubles. Night Coughs.
little
the of
which
Father
ot
an
the sister-inLiverpool, Eng
of
ago at the
The
25
exerted
with as
lad, of
time
her
son
he
was
his
death but
for any very striking success, of his among mother, trying the It fortunes on Goldfields.
the
he
incurred
weeks
after
her son Church.
Catholic took place O'Riordan
the
arrival
in
Some
this
became the At
colony converts
funeral, the Rev.
Saturday,
on
the was
illness
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under
gymnasium boys
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little the
the
Jessie
:
the
so
time
Miss
residence
ground
down,
the to colonies. well
are
of efficiency have college are
the
playground
the
that
along
pitches
put and
attached
the
level
from
been
the
the
fence
time. at same practice of planted along the sides and has been set, couch-grass
have
have found
learn
they
of the
lower
juniors, their
"thus
in
when
way
top level now
level. Our readers of what has been
idea
the
place, Mr.
"
seems
address
boys'
aspect
to edu
than
now
the
The Apothecaries Perth. Sandover's,
chiefly
last
Friday took
S. S. her father, Parker, Lyminge, and the large and Adelaide Terrace, highly bore testimony representative following to the esteem in which, during her life, atthe young was as all classes lady held, their last to the tended to pay respects of a charitable and Christian life. memory Miss Parker born at 36 years was York the fifth and was daughter of Mr. S. ago, and had S. Parker, a high long held repu for the tation charity displayed by her to She will be much the poor. indeed missed and mourned sincerely by those who had of her The the pleasure acquaintance. bearers Mr. were, pall George Leake, Q.C. Mr. Mr. F. M. Stone,. M.L.A., R. C. Clifton, M.L.C., Mr. E. C. Shenton, Mr. W. Stevens, Mr. Jas. Chief mourners Cowan, R.M. Mr. S. S. Parker E. Messrs. (father), P. J. Parker, and W. J. Parker, Parker, Parker and Mr. Parker (brothers), F. The for the (nephew). Anglican services dead were conducted Rev. Dean by the Goldsmith, accompanied by the church under Mr. after choir, Ford, conductor, which the mortal of the remains esteemed laid to rest in the church young lady were of of Perth England portion cemetery. Several of the Asmembers Legislative sembly and Legislative Council, together with and business prominent professional the funeral, to mark men, attended their and for esteem one who did so respect in the of Christian much cause charity. funeral The arrangements were personally W. C. Bowra, of the supervised by Mr. of Bowra and firm O'Dea, undertakers, and were conducted with due admirably and respect. solemnity
parents by it. What
—
;
first-class
!
1
we College understand, will, re-open after the Mid-Winter on holidays Monday inst. of the next, the 18th The success of this at the institution various pupils in have examinations which public they been marxed. U-reat nas very competea and special are advantages enjoyed by boarders as they have a Brother presiding studies in over their morning and evening to in addition the attention that they, common with the day-pupils, receive during the school-hours. At meals and ordinary recreation the likewise under the boys are of the Brothers. It is not the supervision at that then to be wondered even parents, from desirous of the city and suburbs, are having their sons in the College as boarders. But for in the country who have parents of a school-age where sons can they possibly a suitable find safer or more place for theni than in the Brothers' Christian College? of desirous a People are naturally leaving considerable to their and legacy children, for this no labour spare or purpose pains oftentimes till their toiling day and night But the best of all own health gives way. legacies they can leave their offspring is that of a good Christian and education. literary Now that of are the means this doing their at if so placed very we doors, may in should not be slow say, they availing themselves of them the full. to Mentally, and the morally, physically boys in the Brothers' well looked after and College are it would be the greatest pity if any paltry selfish consideration would or prevent from their sons to such an parents sending W e can and that establishment. remember, not so when ago, Catholic long parents to give their desiring boys a good education were to send them to an obliged away Eastern college not to see them again per-
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to 'as Camp," which, throughout an accompaniment was played evening, the Mr. Bold. piano by
BROTHERS' ASSO
to Mr. McNainara was next called on "Alma Mater." The the propose toast, task him, said the committed ,to speaker, that was one might Well make him someto what The theme was one nervous.
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for
firewood
sale;
The
appeared in the Tuesday the 12th inst.
letter
following Australian
West
of
BEST
SEASONED
BANKSIA
.
CIATION.
QUESTION
EDUCATION
THE
on
The be
to
the
to
but
had been
had
attended
to
attend.
feeling
iasu
the
and
Rev.
association
the
Brother
President
form
Christian of the home' or in the
at
in
attendance
of
the
at association
had
colonies,
The
object
purely
social
honouring
them
than
with
from
the
his
no
many eolles-es
representatives
The
man.
his
by his Very
of presence the Brothers'
so
as
of
,
of
be
claimed
their
had
not
been
friendships Friendship, -
the
sea,
the
source
of every both in
by
If
ship
It
up
between
or
the. It
that ancient
were
poverty feeling
fountain
whom
were
imbued
wards
their
old
Friend which
to
combined that of with
been
their
masters, but teachers,
that
not
for
all
their lives.
their
in
days
They to
the
was
the
worth
—
years,
ever on
leaving
to
course
it
power. to
show
that
of had
been
come
in The
all time
prove
their
worth,
at and
were
imbued
with
the
they
its
now
"
Our
Patrons."
The
toast
that
to
reflect He
the
he
of
adoption.
his
country proposed to was
her
honours,
after
invitation the with much
on
with
Mr.
J.
of
the
President,
the
M.
few The
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and
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prize
branch
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pupils.
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athletic
sports ex-students
of
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ap
whose
Perrin Other
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teachers marked
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-
terms;
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DURING
THE
ERECTION
OF
'
NEW
PREMISES, BUSINESS
.THE
Irish
schools used
that
is,
different
very the
and
ministers
aim
OF
An
Butchers,
Scripture from
ago, for
were
till
the
im
Will 369
instruction,"
be carried
rid to
the is
STREET
Opposite
Bon
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EAST Marche.
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Telephone
etc.,
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usual
as
on
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enter
BROS.
HOLMES
Archbishop
withdrawn
years text-book
instruction
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Irish
Sxich
religion endeavour to clause referred
of the
Yours,
the
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these
30 a
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(p. of the
though as
to
—
of
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adopted
or
thing enabling
law
religious times.
fabric
"secular religious the of teaching
orit dogma. statute-book
the
vast
Church
some
here of for
parting in
the
Catholic were the hopes who compiled lessons which, Roman
134.
...
Y.G.
11.
July
after
were
pleasant If was passed. the at inaugural a
of
very
the
the ban
the
auspices
was
received
by the
hearers
The of memory applause. commands Brothers evidently old boys the honourable place
Messrs.
J.
Sons, the celebrated china and of Sydney, Mel glass merchants, and bourne, Perth, are now showing, pre vious to stock-taking, unexampled value in and earthenware. glass, crockery, They boast -of the stock holding justly largest their line in in and, being cash Australasia, knock all others the can out in buyers,
Dynon
and
'
matter is
of
coming
forward is
firm will
soon
their
overstocked
largely
now
As
value.
the
per determined effect
a
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every to
Jmail offer
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musical
association
SHOWER
SUPERIOR
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now
"
The
-
;
men
of
&
PLUNGE
religious-in
by
given
of-
Catholic
have other:
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the
champions
or
the
GUILDFORD enough HOTEL,
;
distinction The names
winners t
those
as
to
in
COLONY-
;
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boys,
and
APPOINTED HOTELS
he
assisted
join
was proposed Sports," to and by responded The Hales and Cullen. speakers to the zeal shown by the Christian the athletic in quali developing
of
BEST
CONDUCTED
'
Bryan, but
the
latter
Dean
I -believe
their
secular
"
altogether
for
and-
.
to
this been
gentlemen,
books
earlier
brief
STREET,
Fremantle, of
be
things
the
it-Tr-tliey
attending it
lessons-
Scripture Board—
Professions," The responded. for indebtedness
Blackmore
acknowledged
former
Culhane, "
song
Dunstan
musical
which
acceptance
own
struction
as
.drunk
was
round, he
while
to do Such
per the
for
Mr.
by
"
,
would
associates
toast
Mr;
back
are,
good fellowship.
when
teachers
The
guided, It was indeed, most parti promising. the various noticeable that cularly during of their mention speeches any particular
dignity,
was
wish
said, of his
in
the
The President, interrupted during the course of his and speech by frequent enthusiastic the toast concluded applause, by proposing spirit who
T.
Hotel,
HIGH
—
absent
happv days. a good deal,
and given, successful evening shown enthusiasm gauge quet be a fair
way
Rev.
are
turn
to
was
JDiacKsmirn
the
a
wards
100 and
its
ne
Barry,
success
F.
come
the
v.
#
politics,
formed the seventh toast, Ladies appreciatively proposed by Mr. McNamara, seconded and as by Mr. appreciatively with "The The list concluded Regan. who Press,' proposed by the President, it the W. A. Record. Mr. J coupled with
came, of educa
verdure
world
them
progress.
In
and
Subiaco.
Orphanage,
Commercial
"
im
proposed by Mr. Chums." College
speaker
"
great
had Sion, of nearly
wending
to-day
the
and
orders--
r—
ONE
he wants for his gets what true. But own side." The prophecy came not unexpectedly what it come was ; might, to support the of indispensable principle in the schools. The education religious recent debate in the Assembly had nothing all It to do with this. hinged altogether and clause on the incongruous impossible included secular the which as teaching of instruction imparting religious without to This reference any dogma. in it as far as concerned absurd clause, children the the Catholic who attend schools in the I ob Government colony, of all thaf s jected to. How, in the name be' can reasonable, religious knowledge without" to that on' reference imparted which All religion is based, namely; dogma if of some sort or other ? Besides, other should 'to bodies be willing religious give' the fight to teachers to. indiscriminately teach that is an which religion; authority the Church with could never grant regard
been country
Brothers.
but
'
Mount
on
the
was
and for
only
train--
a
l
the
fifth
tioned
Our
college. to
as
throughout purity, hand
at
compared
arafom
undermining
in
every
Christian hand for the
increasing its banks the
and
tion,
received be
rising
and
other
no
itself.
there of
which
won
and
only, also
of
Swlnov
Hills.
expressed were
of
to
not
at
now
flia
do
schools
Blackmore.
Absent
chums
ties
devotion.
friends,
honour
could
will
alone
in
speaker
testified Brothers
of
feeling
their
time
that,
the
had
YIQWA
of a surgeon that profession dentist— to he had received the training at Adelaide, from the B' others Christian Seven and at St. Aloysius' College (S.J.),
Our
"
Messrs.
devotion.
filial
filial
school
The
through
past,
feelings
prove had
down
the
had
them
they
had
was
States
Sixth The toast, by Mr. Kennedy
Friendship
who
show
college river
all
patriotism.
these
there to Brothers. to
generally.
influence, 50 years
all
MANAGER, Boys'
Roman
every
to
given
was
in saying that these books were apTrench and proved of by Archbishop by Cullen. There are three Cardinal portly volumes of Cardinal Cullen's and pastorals other I have which at hand and writings of censures of these books, and they are full of the system of which were they ,a part. In I860 the of Ireland wrote a Bishops; letter to Ireland the then for, .Secretary the Hon. E. Cardwell. Cardinal as Cullen, jfrimate neaas tne list nim. tnat reminding have re "Though .they (the bishops) the lessons condemned peatedly Scripture have not removed from been the they Model Vol.' II. In his page 93, Schools," before a examination, com Parliamentary Cullen of the mittee, Cardinal gives details. of these objectionable portions lessons, pp 651 to 660, Vol. II. Archbishop Wliateley before the and his life was died Cardinal; The Cardinal published by his daughter. this work. "I (pp. 635-637) quotes. from said the Archbishop, "that mixed believe," education is gradually the enlightening of the people, and that if mass we give it up, we give up the only hope of weaning Irish from the the abuses of Popery" and "The education, (p. 246) again, sup National Board is gradually plied by the
to
and. ennobled source, existed the old boys in
—
They
ing
performed
free
it
association with friendship their
Australia
growth
hiuiself confined propriate remarks,
who
a
There such
who
country
those
from
sprang those in
'
"
but
nation
a
as
The
action
no
fromrise
of
effect
"Let just the reverse. said for the present," "if the gentleman; .you support
"The Angelus." song The live Land we
power, the last
during
showed United
youth
—
It
for
worthy,
imbued.
had acted and as it it future; act in the virtue that surpassed
a
in
sonally give of presence
modern and volume of
been
patriots, so would was
growth
memories
of been
—
burdens
Her
was
new
had
was
the
had so
gave love of
for
W. A. alone
A recitation toast. .then given by Mr. The fourth toast,
except a. fellowin common shared and who in were joys partakers in ? It this or was prosperity that had produced' the greatest
was
feeling
Bridgewood
"
them. strand
there
see
that,
keep had them
they
in
into
would those
who the
was
sprang. "What
the looked
they
they than
men
deed
to
among old times
to-all.
common
was
history higher
spring the air
like
of memory worlds.
some
associated
would
they
.
Their
was
said, that
the together friendships If formed in boyhood. had
a nresasre
organisation.
he
as
object,
to
as
.
sole
not
,
of
of
the was
me
and it was Liberalism, sport, to the With their' regard leading way. the world there was, in. nothing products, Even that these colonies did not prodiibe. off New Zealand there' was nothing cutting could that not the Australian' continent it In this was equalled produce. respect and in this State's,' only by the United of matter source safety and lay a great' All wanted that now strength. Australia In conclusion the was speaker population. to the on fede alluded, hopes to be based in whose as an interest's, adopted ration, of the he expressed himself son country, strongly. The toast was honoured, enthusiastically After "Australia" in chorus. being sung wards The Soldiers of the' was Queen," Mr. Campbell finely sung by Mr. Fanning. to the but effectively responded briefly
.
welfare
success
with toast
pro
favoured
progress,'
more
presence In the
colony.
eternal
the
take
but
V icar-General had a Rev. the also, they had whose praises been sung from patron of the to and one corner land another, whose were high attainments only equalled and disinterested by the warm patronage which he bestowed all that concerned upon the cause of education and the present and
misrlit
G.
introduced,
'
Lordship from prevented
only
was
nAiil/1
T
by."
.
have
Avell-wisher
a
n«r"ko4r
made some' ap had shown such an proach to' it, but none increase. The enormous country might take a foremost now place in the greatest It not to be was empire in the world. reckoned as an integral part of the empire,
;
who
absence
could
They
upon enthusiastic the Bishop,
discussion
Mr.
The
been
were meetings very Their association was under very happy auspices: in the bestowed happy patronage
them.
would be done then speaker
you The
as
Mr.
company The third
that
friends.
were
others
phenomenal.
who,
Brothers,
unto
portance
old
Such
friendship. to pleasant established
They
were
the
in the deserts of life— where flow' from the fountains of
be oases would
waters
They
students keep the former and to keep alive the friendships formed Their as boys. meetings
together; they had would
full first
to
was
end.
same
Wfl.Q
.
it
;
f.llDTYl
"
the of
schools. of a
was
AP
/""llnof"
.
nature
theiir
Uinn
this
to
attention
Pth-must-
What-: Assembly. influence I had was used to. the under was While the matter Goldsmith asked to: do Dean me
little
ever
.
either
association
an
The law colony. the assent passed with Catholic member of the the
Dwyer. Dwyer proposed by Mr. his at on diffidence called expressed being a sub to speak on so great and important he did not In the words of the toast ject. allusion an Australia, perceive only to West whole. but to a Australia as (Applause, The Christian and cries of Federation.") old boys, being a federation them Brothers' must that it was reasonable to feel selves,
the
rose
the
of
that
a,n
in,"
mutual
to deliver said he had a
then
address. He of being dignity of the Association.
inaugural
collegians
the
Afterwards
have must students
old their
bringing
was
(Loud applause.) posed the toast.
by
prevented
The
cementing
President
to
He
now
college had been
that
called had been
inA
"Do
of any Christian
the
was
and
his
begun
moment
that
of
had
old barn, gave accomplished by one who sure that no had Brothers' schoolswith a imbued being for the principles they
be
without away of gratitude
come
wrote
friendships.
met
of what
Order.
towards the funds which with was received He a expressed hope of the next and dinner, gave
in
results
together
sense
idea
ah
the
or
members
association,
The
might
done
unavoidably Nunan Brother
attendance
loud applause. being present at his opinion-that
good
of what President
une
Rev.
The
other
the
standing
been
Brothers' community in retreat;' their being a enclosed subscription of
R.
Rice
school The on the site,
been
Vicar-General
up he had
away. that his
wrote of
intenaea
present,
called
labours.
Vin/
naa
ne
the
J.
to
Brother
Rev.
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that unable
gentlemen
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provided, apologies
of
read a number from received
had
justice
the
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of
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Kennedy, Keogh, and
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Regan
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Messrs.
Mr.
Other
in
persevered odds, and
insti
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and
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.
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Brothers
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the requiring
—
on '-published Saturday .by our conWest The -the. Australian. temporary, a of the franchise, writer, propos women's held ;at. the meeting TownThaU, on Ythedeals withi the subject previous evening, now under discussion— more or less ring ing the changes in a familiar toiiei
:
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West
.
the
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notice.
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women
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ask
National Library of Australia
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that
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was
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heard
first;
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1892.
February,'
to
be
possibly a case
see-
virtue-
any mine.
as
was
Cura
of Mother Seigel's made mind up .my
and
-
Not being able to procure the Syrup in to London bur neighbourhood wrote my son It may for a supply; seem hard to believe,, but it is true, that the first few doses gave m'e welcome relief. to take it Continuing, I was soon able to take food,, nourishing felt After and my strength coming back. all pain left ailed a little me, and I never "
but can since; follow kind of work.
anything and
do
—
Creator
for
known be in my
to me, grave.
my
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body that
it
to
come
the
hounds--
any
I thank Seigel's should
saved
John
for without I
tell
You the
to
Murray,
Mother it
making
life.
my this
publish
(Signed)
Cragmore
I.
every wel are
all
world.. Cottage,.
Grantown,.
Abernethey (near Balmoral), August 28th, 1893." Mr. Murray is a man of high in
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of
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BEFORE
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—
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& PROVISION
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BUILDINGS,
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.
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CHAMBERS,
He
"
Cavanagh, F.R.I.B.A., C. Cavanagh, & W-
character,
district.
the employ of D. Jardine, Esq, of Rairock His disease acute was inflamma Lodge. of which for an attack' tory dyspepsia, to himself) his (unconsciously system had a sudden What seems long been preparing. eminent is but illness," an says physician, the climax have of a series of changes which the been going on time, for a considerable beennot symptoms slight warning having noticed by the patient." So grey So disease So hairs come. comes. death Watch for the comes. ealier signs and keep Mother Seigel's Syrup close athand.
Cheaper
PERTH,
the against to object
took
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suffering Hospital,
Chows M.
particular
more
foot
Syrup, there could whether in it for so desperate
occasions.
STREET, of
Grantown
be
tive
Old
if more from nothing gained those to as Parliamentary passages it is at least well we have alluded, to be reminded of the of character by them our Under such circumstances, legislators. should Catholics take notes to serve them
EAGLE
Mr. Moran took which for obliging provision in writing to the re parents if lessons of their children, they ligious Mr. did not desire them to receive such. the stand Moran is to be congratulated on and of his made the manliness by him, was
stand
was
Call
meantime,
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in
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relief
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drops
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down
four to
draw
not
.
sending
soothing day.
or lie
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also
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among such
could
removed
houses of materials
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often
the Catholic Besides, school child to: a secular a Catholic more" living
jars.
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was
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at
knows
of the
sleep night
severe
by Mr. by him.
opposed'
Legitimately
which
has any Rationalism.
if
Christianity, it means
worse.
spite no
got
no
such
need cannot Catholics, we say, con hardly such as tribute towards teaching that. From Mr. however, we naturally Lefroy, the whatever come as receive may only be If has to a man not expected. thing ideas in his he must abide two bead, by
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instance,
rule;"
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by the
mean was
.
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should -to claim appear to read the Bible iu right to which all. the school, support in common are comes taxed,
community
too,. worthily which they have,
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there
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for
Spain,
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such
to them
use
the
devils.
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it
course
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,
writer
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'
Government
.
But
Blessed Virgin. Surely of what, for example, ignorant so well-known an as the historian authority He speaks Lecky has to say on the subject. of the of the mediaeval conception Virgin, in effect a flat the contradiction to giving in the writer 'West "No Australian. he "the slave longer," says, or toy of man, associated no longer the ideas of only with and of woman rose degradation sensuality, in the person; of the Virgin Mother intoa and became the a new sphere, object of.; reverential of which had homage' antiquity had no conception."
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question
typi
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are
by
t/ueii;
me.
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thing country
made
life. some
me.
the outside Catholic So far, notwithstanding feeble efforts made here and there to keep of religious fair up a show teaching, very has been made; progress As, for example, Cardinal Moran said the other day in in America Sydney,10,000,000 Spiritists have been bred by the system, and there, if exists it a at all, is that of worship
to do with he Christianity,
of
half-hearted who have
some
'that
all the food I partook of, and' I threw sometimes up blood. Nothing I ate on more would remain stomach than amy few minutes, and I was afraid to take any solid Even milk and food. distressed, slops
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over
another ;
if
ujl
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even
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Minister
preside.
maintains
could
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iron
.
;
to
has
the
still
the
on
paid
world virtues.
Spain
modelled
woman,
regard the
noble
Nor,
to favour general religious alright and teaching, general religious teaching he defines as the tenets of Chris "general or tianity, excluding dogmatic polemic Mr. solved has evidently theology." Lefroy the difficult philosophical problem of pre the after the accidents substance serving has been destroyed. The. philosopher, who of nevertheless, talks Christianity apart from dogmatic or polemical theology, talks rank nonsense." His acquaintance too, with must.be somewhat limited. history,
must forma
directs'the
the
mem
mav
Christianity,
of
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the
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as
.
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has
of a the condition country by the assertion "the. of -the women that whole of being" well of those of Turkey and as as Spain, China, is "modelled the on assumption that sex the one is the servant, the play and the chattel of the thing, other."
In
that
in my
with At I had me. first wrong taste in the mouth, and after bitterI had a pain at the chest and a hor sensation of a hot; at the stomach, as
eating was
moreover, of the
as
Mr, John.
says illness I felt
was
rible,
contention,
—
an.
women
clauses religion
his
is
#
to the
sums
of
the to An
suddenly,
1891,"
awful
an
secular just, from the system had been' the exclusion schools of God and religion. Such was the order given in the secret Lodges of Conti nental' where the Europe, system had its the final device as te reduce' the origin, .world to atheism.
fluenced.
Australian..
China.
the
deserved
which
production gold is a thinks, general sort the laws of a Christian
—
arid
by one
the
—
with Turkey argumentfrom
given
in
to duty now knows; has. something
the writer How else could make so gross it is charitable blunder to accredit him with in a blunder to the only as, alluding treatment to women, to class given,. Spain a
will,
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Moran's
are
lesson.
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were,
.
.
.
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almost
allotted
was
it
zealot's
Then, thing
things
worse
valuable
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of
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any
"
instruct the old says
the
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Mr. —
referring committee.
of Mines, for examnle: has as hazy an idea of he has of the instance,
says-
all
had
that,
,
was
Up to March' I never Murray,"
though
even
,
should say, leader-writer
his
like
'
infinitesimal
an
a
many
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learn
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and
obtain,
and way, determined.
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was
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once
behold
;
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man, notice,
may
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rule,
how
at Now
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New -Cardinal a at a moment's view, 'questibnj.fi-om the Personal cholera or mesmerism /' But fraction of a moment, we
disgrace,",to have
.
is
a
contiguity,
one
you
All
"
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It
" :
in
two
or
journalist;be always
know,
as
.are
including are for placed, and a judicious to pitch so his,
children
they
apart,
Where proverb, there
worse.
those Bill
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.
tho.ught
view."
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his
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were
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with
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the.-intellectuaI
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know
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Passages.
:
of
.
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that sit
means
UNAWARES.
;
virtually
know
ions.
.
.
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voice
they
Not the least interesting of Parliamentary passages week the were during
she
has not induced with her in private to desire and work for a better state of things, she is not going to force those over whom in she ob public of direction tains a share to do so. :
something
example,
close
class,
US
hair— when you saw the first on -grey your head, or in your beard; as the case may have been ? It was natural time enough is a bleacher as well as a dyer the dis ; yet to covery was a surprise, a shock perhaps You see that, did'nt grey hair, coming. you.
to
:
If
moral politician. the men associated
a
not
was
The
in
forbidden
ON
the good people who read have grey hairs in plenty. of them ? If so, do you remem
ber
,
as
it
if
it.
.
produced
in
instructor
the
even
.
moment for and its formation or that the moment's forth abortively, of a touch of notice admitted malice pre?is not the writer to.be pense, congratulated the results. of on His association Spain ill-conditioned was with Turkey and China and ;iintrue— in short, an- ignorant blunder,
:
succeed
not
so
came
'
not
view
"
.traditional,
who the measure.,. .those it argue support truly— most of us must, this Our by time, be fully acquainted. own still conviction, remains nevertheless, that what women: have to 'accom failed closer in their influence plish by their homes their and over sons husbands, they are not to -bring about destined by a less familiar interference. The woman Who has morally failed as mother .will and wife
'
"
are
Are
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to be to— if..
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them
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.
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children
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MR. E. N. BLACKMORE, R.D.S. (Late ADELAIDE),
'
WORLD. (From
CEREMONIES.
The
general
Home
the
the
a
is
..
;
a feeble but flickers light dark amid the awful, impenetrable ness of those nations of paganism, or in every civilised other sense, that, and cus still to the prejudices cling of ancient times when the bright toms was hidden far of civilisation light of bar behind the dark clouds away barism and unbelief. Far away back, see, the of years we through a forest burial customs of the Roman, who burned the body of his dead upon a funeral the paeans of the pile, singing deities of the dead. and the praises with Was this not the case the great Caesar ? Was not the body of Cicero likewise treated ? Yes, all the ancient were cremated in this way Romans But on various kind of funeral pile. on the as the day 6f Light dawned and world these customs changed, buried in magnificent the dead were or Yet some nations vaults tombs. to reverted back the have to-day times of dark obscurity, and crema tion has taken the place of the Chris the tian interment. Cremation is of the Powers custom amongst some is of the but its world, acceptance of not general amongst the nations
civilisation
civilisation. of a the spectacle body being burned before the who in life held him so eyes of those more sadder and terrible is dear, yet to witness the funeral ceremonies it scat of those savages and barbarians tered over various parts of the known
But human
sad
.world.
is
as
Let-us
tor
view,-
it
about
the
the
best
is
Welcome in thing
CroBS.
to Frasers South now Fraser's belongs its Gold-mming Company, development nder of the new the able management will roprietors give work to a good number Qf men. Would winter that the was always with had not to look forward to the we us, and heat of summer. At present we scorching we in a picturesque are might almost fancy for below the town lake the 'lake district, is actually full of water. But the sun rises higher every day, and a few weeks will expe bring back to us the unpleasant rience of on sand burning and walking of soft of stones instead the weeds carpet The and grass. only protection against the summer sun's is thick rays foliage around the Mr. the dwellings. Byrne, energetic Mayor, is therefore encouraging the to trees. This is residents plant pepper done Catholic at the being Presbytery. it not be an Would to agreeable surprise old pioneers of the Cross to return some day to the scene of with their former combat heat and find and tin-dog and sickness, and bowers and tall there shady groves around trees the streets and the along
CHOOSING
groups, the
not
as busy a8 kept now-a-days is The world advancing' antTmen andwomen, the former especially of hard thinking do a lot before they finally enter the "blessed state." As the ages roll on man becomes harder to please in this when Time was a modorately particular. face and neat, were pretty ways housewifely for the sufficient man. These average there other times, however, are to things be looked after. A face still has its pretty admirers a large bank account and, alas, but the sensible man proves very alluring, a woman as nearly prefers per physically fect as is possible, to be the mother of his children. Woman has generally always less from suffered more or ailments peculiar her to sex, delicate the and, con though struction ef the various female organs -is, and a little care attention at the paid right time and in the will direction right greatly
Cupid
he
is
used
to
be.
.
alleviate
much
women
the
of space crowded are
organs
the
suffering
many
Within periodically. female abdomen many
through
go small
of
the
and
together,
it
but
is
uauurai
gesticu heavens
;
Far
to
different
this the when
the
is.
burial
of South Sea a chief or Here, the head tribesman of dies, family the deceased gather around the body, which is placed on a huge stake and roasted then the limbs are slowly one severed from the body by one and the distributed male amongst of
rite
some
Islanders.
;
who,
mourners, portion,
burning'
mass,
has
paid
been
the
back
rest
the
and
off
cut
having the
throw
on
tribute
last
xAn Irish in Company Enlisted Body.— The of the encampment Delaware National Guard at Middlemen
were
volunteer's
almost
ended
called lor the
upon
one-half sent
accepted Out liq'riie.
camp
256 enlisted.'
include F
of
company., a
every
Wilmington,
body. brothers
when to '
war.
the of
557 The
member
known.
The company 'The Captain with him.
as
Less
than
and
were
offer,
in
men
tnai
the
D.
J.
sole
(Late
in
has
four
Telephone
WD.
proprietor
Dispensing
ine
140
and 156
George
Department.
Edwd. George Armstrong gives his and tions family Recipes. Only the purest be and Despatch may relied upon. 01
Chemist.
Drug Stores, Quay, Sydney.) and
Circular
etc-,
137.
ARMSTRONG, Pharmacy
Street,
xaanuiaciurer
Wreaths,
Undertaker,
Queen's
and JARRAH
Stock.
STREET.
ED
GEORGE
Bed
Furniture, in
KAURI,
CHIPPER,
HAY
the
in
Notice,
personal
ioiiowing
and attention to all Chemicals employed.
care
Drugs
and
:
Seloc's Compound Syrup of Figs & Senna, Little Pink Dr. James'e and Liver Kidney Red Dr. Oliver's Aperient Draught
Is.
6d.
&
s.
a.
2
6
Important.
2 2
6 6
"IRIS."
3
6
5
5
4
6
...
Pills
10
...
...
...
...
and Diarrhoea Wind Armstrong's Spasm Mixture Selocs Liver Saline Mixture for the Kidneys, Dr. James's with 3 /-&... Compound Sarsaparilla Potash, Blood Purifier Selocs Barcoo Effective, 2/6 and Old Leg Sores, &c.... Selocs "Cavan" Healing Ointment, Cavan The Cough Remedy (Chronic Coughs) Dr. Oliver's and Cough Elixir(Throat Head) Asthma Powders Armstrong's (Instant Relief) La Grippe Mixture Selocs Influenza Dr. McLean's and Iron Phosphated Quinine Tonic "Kolo and Datniana".' "...7 Armstrong's Tonic, -3/- and SelocsMagic Australian. Eye Lotion (never fails) Selocs Golden Eye Ointment The Genuine Hair Restorer "Iris" ...' Cura Clava Instant Corn Cure Armstrong's Rock Cement, 1/-; Tooth Anodyne Electric Enemas, Belts, Trusses, Appliances. ...
...
prescrip
Accuracy
...
...
'
10
"
"
...
...
-2 2
6
2
0
2
6
2
0
5
6 6
...
"
"
0
...
...
...
1 1
...
...
mare.
m
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0
1
0 ne and
1
0
...
Mark is &11 Arm-
n.
6
3'
...
M
Irade
'
"
...
trjlde m
n
?
on|£8..
Remedies _ec"caJ wxthPreparations, .
which
none
are
rtr
genuine.
.
NOTE on
ffil
I
' '
i
'
fa
Jf
ity in
Once
many
and
ways that
bowels
are
the
then
lies
the
great
cure
for
female
a
let
get
state, have as
CITY
other
organs
anything
wrong
they
do
in
are
far
superior
of
the
We
seldom
them.
Here
security
of Bile
Beans
almost
instant
where failed.
all
It
gentle,
relief
Beans
in
of
cases
this
have, to
thing
as
remember
Headache,
Cubic
Building for Screenings
Is.
and
Co., Anstralia.
sole
per whole
the
genuine.
Take
H.
Fanlding for
sure
that The
nothing good." the
Western
get
you the
Stone, Concrete'
"
boars
foot
yard;
Shoddies,
;
Lime
Building Hair,
and
Cow
0
at
Lowest
Rubble,
Road bag.
at
per
HALL,
as
says is just the signature
HA
263 ings
Large
and
always
on
Double, 7s. 6d.; (including supper —
;
GUILDFORD. depastured
taken,
J.
LAWLER,
and
of Leads, and Sheet
British
Fire
and
Marine
with
By insuring
Gent's.,
6s.;
Gallery,
Is.
Manager offering
with at
special
a
this
Local
as
Policies
size.
any
Company.
BRANCH. M.L.A.
:
Ed.
;
issued
are
in Representatives every fw the Prompt Settlement
LOWEST
to
Liability).
V. Keane,
Esq.,'M.L.A. derive Policyholders
all
Paperhang-
Varnishing,
Quinlan,
Company,
Office,
Perth. facilities
F.
Glazier,
Insurance
DIRECTORS
F.R.G.S.,
Esq., T.
Stock
PERTH. cut
(Unlimited
<£1,900,000
LOCAL
1898.
and
Paints, Glass
AUSTRALIAN
Forrest,
necessary. settlements.
FURNISHED.
ESTIMATES
South
Com
when
prompt
STREET,
Stained
STREET,
JULY,
and an(j
Faperhanger,
Cheap Stocks hand.
General
water, care
Every
MURRAY
Alex.
25th
or
Fainter,
CAPITAL
Y
CLINCH"
JUNCTION land
HUGH Decorative
PERTH.
3s.
MATERIALS
and Stock, mission Agent.
WEST
Admission.
cubic cubic .
Land,
Ball.
Annual
MONDAY,
per
MIDLAND
be
may 3d.
Society's
GEORGE'S
per
at
B.
box.
Hibernian
ST.
at
COT f33L
Quarries:
BUILDING
quality
W.
Auctioneer,
Trouble,
They
chemist
genuine
F.
De
Price,
Be
ubble,
for
specific
Tnd'gestion,
.
F.
239.
Rates.
Consignments by bought and sold on commission.
etc. Costiveness, Piles, obtained; at all ch< mists.
agents
LIMITED,
that
Liver
sale
STREET
STREET.)
MERCHANTS. Telephone
best
of stock
Ailments,
box.
STREET.
SUPPLY
can
kind
probably
undoubted
au
are
Biliousness,: Female bility,
BARRACK
manner,
remedies
good
a
HAY
the
to
other
is
Bile
soothing
acting
Current
remedies
so-called
FROM
STONE
and
WELLINGTON
Office:
body
;
ADDRESS—
396
& CO.
LIME
with ailments
DOOR
BRIGGS
clogged,
they of great majority be es to professing for these pecially adapted complaints. mentioned (?) are Many of the remedies manufactured vile concoctions only to sell, their is harmfuland effect more than Bile Beans cleanse the otherwise. whole and establish system throughout regularly in every branch and be found to bring will a
PHARMACY,
ONLY
are
essential
of
any
THE
PARTICULARLY
(ONE
the various the regular effect becomes apparent almost at once. Observance the where, digestive organs kept in a pure and regular
passages and the ceases, or
teaches
more
regularity
most
good health.
ducts
or
one
cleanliness and unerring
kill'
lill'i
ii
Lady's,
the Irish
Coffin
Mountings,
Always
dealing
enlisted
n
Beautiful
respectful
(Hermetically Sealed), OAK, CEDAR, ON HAND. ALWAYS
'
Company as
.
LEAD
IN
the Shortest
on manner.
...
enlistments of
CASKETS
Furnisher,
PERTH.
Country,
or
most
the
enlist
Esq.,
J.P.;
all
and
important
the practical Claims paid
City
in
the
of
advantages
by the
Branch
World,
thus
of Claims. RATES.
CURRENT '
.
was
Town
Perth.
Funeral
STREET,
in
conducted
General
...
a
town
Funerals
Orders in S.A of Adelaide.
various
Archbishop
CHIPPER,
...
round
dead..
HAY
of
Street,
...
a
the
616
"
to
lating wildly All night this At the first goes on. of-dawn is carried the body glimmer to the grave. On a mound it is laid; then two of the finest horses belong to sacrificed keep ing to the tribe are in the " happy hunting him company After this one of his wives grounds." the advances and stands on mound then the brother beside her dead lord cut her of the dead man, off having and sends a hair, bares her bosom her ball heart. Earth is through the horses heaped on both corpses, are cere buried and the alongside, is at an end. mony
and
WIFE.
A
.
silent towards
Hay
J.
Undertaker
616
:
in
gather
Chambers,
Marche
DONALD
?
squares
the
men
Bon
.
instance,
a Shoshonesian of spectacle or funeral. The Shoshones, Snakes, are a tribe claim of nomadic Indians, the American nation, ing as suzerain faith. A and as religion the Mormon chief has and forthwith died, young the burial ceremonies The begin. womenfolk gather in the death cham their hair and wailing in ber, tearing notes. Outside the sad, melancholy
DENTIST.
SURGEON
Late Consulting Dental Surgeon to the R. C. Clergy and Sisters Dental Consulting Surgeon tp the late Rt. Rev. Dr. Heynolds,
.
mind funeral' ordinary of a solemn ceremony symbolical an ser funeral impressive procession, and the solemnvice at the- grave-side, chantiner of funeral dirge by the Y es, this clergyman and responsors. the custom of the is recognised nations but of civilised majority ofthe customs how different are of countries where the torch those To
opinion
is that
.
Henri.
mine
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On Saturday imposing de monstration in honour of the memory took place in the town of the '98 men of Hamilton, N.B. The procession, which extended half-a-mile, nearly was of mem comprised principally National bers of the Irish Foresters and representatives of the National League, League of the Cross, etc. were The Foresters dressed in their handsome and striking green uniform and regalia, and carried numerous banners. Nearly a dozen bands took part in thp demonstration, rendering Irish music. After appropriate a circuit of the town and making
—
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,
cnVmrhc
flip
nrnppccinnicfc
Bui
FLOORING,
ORDERS;
IN
ARCHITRAVES,
Timber
Wing
SHELVING,
IRON
GALVANISED
a
ALL
SIZES-
etc.
etc.,
Specialty. ATTENDED
PROMPTLY
Telephone
,
TO.
Perth.
280,
Charles
(Coatbridge).
by
were
fieldV'where":they Messrs.; J. F.
O'Neil
BQWJiA
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Cdachbuilders
Mr. Conan Doyle's 'Protest.— Mr. Conan Doyle was present at the dinner on Anglo-American Friday, June 1, but whilst in sympathy with, the objects of the gathering, hfe writes
to
nor
infect
eat
did not Capitol, " Beauty and cry of of this Booty" ,on any, part contir '.But |the "must' go'. ndnt|. Spaniard ,Mtiwhem tvre This is Albright, spfirh from our let us also him continent, have reserve in and firm healthy resolve the purpose that John Bull has it coming-to him/ and some day and soon, the avenging hand will eater from the face of wipe the man the earth. leave John Bull must: western our worldl I
FRANCE. "of Humbert. The Memory In connection with the of Centenary the inhabitants pf 1798 in Ireland, the :to>v,n. r'th'e pf.; Retirement ?in, —
pay
tribute
Humbert,
'to
who
that
in place his relatives August 1767, being small farmers.-The celebration pro take place on July 14, the posed will that is to day of the national fete, if the contemplated say, arrange ments be approved '.'of by all those concerned. The suggestion, which is an excellent emanates from one, the editor of the " Industrial Vosthe troops to fire who wants gien," salutes and the bands to play the " Marseillaise" before the house was wherein Humbert born. The " Francaise backs the Republique and adds one of its own, suggestion, " Poussard's Lion to the effect that Amoureux should be acted at Reon the 14th of July, for miremont, the most handsome of the Humbert, .
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in
any
patt
in
the
most
of the Colony manner. respectful
PIER
ADDRESS—
.
Shortest
on
Notice
STREET.
BUNNING
easy,
Celtic
race
by talking
to
all It
sympathy.
common
easy by
Anglo-
\
one
Jinto equally
those .sympathies."/ /The racfe been so adulterated hlas English with Celt and N orman, ID.ahe ajn'd' the use the term that 'of Angloseems Saxon" much out of place; Mr. is if Conan questionable' butjij either the Engliish or Doylei fwill get. the Irish to spieakpf the Anglo-Celtic race and the Anglo-Celtic alliance.
Saw
;0f
/WELLINGTON
5
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and
vJll
At
Dandalup,
AND
MELBOURNE
1.59..
ROAD. v-;-.
..
OF
: ,
KAURI
OREGON, DEALS, MATCHBOARDS, SHELVING, DOORS, PLASTER, CEMENT,
DQ 1 XLi JLVk'
JL lvl
ST. Telephone
\
TIX/TDAIDTT? L
term
Merchants, etc;, Mills, Moulding
Steam CORNER
"is
narrower
the'
retaining'
the..
,roi..
and the draw theiri
BROS.,
Timber
.
very
Etc
to alienate
»
;
ftortfr
FIRE
PRESSED
SAW-MILLS, JARRAiS:
PREPARED
>are.
TO
BRICKS,
SUPPLY FIRE
and
CLAY.
lALL
IN
:
,
SIZES
)
,
;
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j
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j
:
asserted Galtee More.— -It' is in London that the Russian Govern-';ment has pii|ct@dthe celebrated'' Irish-bred More for racehorse!: (aitee.More;Ws bred by, "25,000.
a weii-Known vjrUDDins; jonn Irish who inherited sportsman, nearly a million from an uncle who sterling in a had accumulated a" vast fortune The animal wasthe Cork..distillery .first Irish horse to win the English .
Derby, --and'is
thibevn
Pfie;)of
that classic
Have
viz.,
the 2,000
the
,
R.
:BA39|
;BEi, "
and
'
Office Perth... Telephone, 319. P;0. Box No. 22. Telephone, Codes: Bedford McNeil, Moreing and
Private Cable
Addres
".Stranger."
:
Bankers: '
Share
of
Commercial
and Iiondpn received Adelaide;.quotes 25 per cent i;deposit. -'"V/-, ) ;vv: on. the: Fields; Eastern Reliable Agents;-
Bank> /' Shares bought
in
/
;
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!
Broomhall.
Neal,
/
;
daily.
Broker, 252
v
;
;
at
London
a
men
!
i
,
communications
'hy
telegtam
or.
and
Colonies,
,
All
London. attended
promptly
leitter
to.
the so-called of the English,
won
crown
Other
WELLINGTON
STREET,
(
P.
turf, 1
1
He is regarded Leger.: by com as one of the best petent judges horses of the century. Galtee More made his first appear two-year-old ance in 1 896 at Stockbridgeraces. at Ireland Cambridge.— The first annual dinner of the; Cambridge Uni Irishi held at the Society was versity Prince of Wales Hotel, Cambridge, on Mr. R. A. Saturday evening, Pembroke Soranzy, /College) (presi in the chair, and Mr. O'M alley, dent),
Railway
(Opposite.,
l
triple'
fN'ewmhrket, and the Doncaster
St.
)
:
at
gujneas:
Epsom Derby,
HOTEL,
GLOBE
horses;:
Late;'6f
-Kalgoorlie
PERTH
Station).
McMAHON;
Proprietor.
Hill
Broken
and
(N.S.W.)
i
College
the
Mr. Dunbar Barton, SolicitorGeneral for M.P., was the guest of the .evening.
(hon.
secretary),
vice-chair.
Q.C., Ireland,
Mr. Mr.
Jebb, Dunbar
toast
of his health, constellation
gular
M.P.,
'present. to the spoke of the sin of brilliant Irish in
reply
'
IMBO.RTERS / / :
OF ;
Shop
Blesangs
of
your
heart,
WHEN
EXHAUSTED
Cambridge
AND TOBACCONISTS'
ALL
Supplying
WARES-
Specialty.
a
you brew
good ale.— Shakespeare
NATURE
A GENTLE REQUIRES TAKE. ..J
BREWERY
SWAN
TmU.y
(Winter's
toast
Irishman
of
his
who
STIMULANT
had
that
an
educated
at
said
health,
been
PRIZE
ALE
OR
;
the
CIGARS
|
.
Univer had enabled them to torm with Mr. society, Jebb as its and he mentioned Professor patron Charles Stanford and Professor Sir Mr. Ball. Robert Jebb, in reply to at,
which
sity this
DIRECT,
PERTH.
BOX,
TOBAOOO
also
was
Barton,
resident
men
BROS.,
EllFF
in
Trinity
SWAN
or had English college university over The Englishmen. advantage Irishman had at the background of his the knowledge that his memory differed from country widely Eng an
BREWERY,
orders
PERTH.
promptly
attended
.
to.
an
land.
play.
Jumbo"
j
bones
Empire
'.
young generals the hero of that
,
UNDERTAKING
in COFFIN with every requisite FURNITURE, MOUNTINGS, replete and a of SHROUDS, FRILLING, LACE, TRIMMINGS, large collection various WREATHS, (new design) BED patterns. COFFINS IN ALWAYS STOCK. CEDAR, OAK, and JARRAH
iPuxlerals
asks,
whose
upon
:
y
../
.
and American markets English Materials ever Coachbuildihg
found
LINING; ;
Undertakers,
:mr.
our
Vosges," France, the memory of Gen. was to born close
races
be
beautiful'
j
jjpamarqs
a
the
W.A.
The
Will
O'DEA,
and
that from they have just landed of the Latest and Most Improved
,
our
vermin of a disfly solute The did camp. Spaniards not hire the Indian': to scalp women and children, and; make Wyoming a
will
should
into
introduced
gp
has been largely built, the the Irishmen, Highlanders, the Welshmenbe excluded;? In waif as and and in peace, soldiers both here and Jih::-Amencajworkers, these races have contributdd);)their best towards the establishment It is the English-speaking Powers.
our
even
ine
<
Why,"
-he
CE
Large Consignment
a
strongly the word
of
use "
ANN.OUN
&
up—
:
time,
Anglo-Saxon."
liance,
the
ior an airge did not burn make a battle
constant
.the
.
substance, wheat with
'to
us
protesting
"
this
;
HesSians 'oiT
Times
against
-o£.j-pw
Hocking
the
to
to
'
;Bull,i
BEG
.
Hugh Murphy
a
.
John
the"'
set
DEALS,
SKIRTINGS,
COUNTRY
KALGOORLIE.
and
Qccrnnhlod
addressed O'Brien,: VI;P., and Dr.. (Glasgow),
m
Valley 'Sentinel), are while'we after the Spaniard, and out of Cuba, him propose driving why not give John Bull a kick too. He has outdone Weyler in Cuba, in his treatment infamous, malignant in the face of Ireland. He sets of at Bermuda. our harbours He feeds his ironclads in He domiJamaica. the islands nates of the East as well as the West!; Indies. >The| Spaniards never
SASHES,
PERTH.
STREET,
an
Chase.
(says
WORKS.
LORD
)
,
JOINERY FREMANTLE
:
/.
MERCHANTS,
:
MOULDINGS,
—
:
Office
/
IRON
BALTIC KAURI, MATCHBOARD,
CEDAR, DOOR
.
secure
&
Branches
;
tor and arrange armory number another A meeting. large names. of those present enrolled their to the Body A Movement send of Fanny Parne£l -to Ireland. ladies of New York Certain patriotic World , Chicago) City (says the New to have the have made arrangements sister body pfr Miss jFanny) Parnell 6f Chair j.es-.Stewart JParnejl, the laffe Irish disinterred and sent to leader, Ireland to lie by the body of their Mrs. Delia who Parnell, mother, died Charles S. Parnell recently. was before his death, planning, jiist to have the body of ti'is who sister, died at Bordenstown, on N.J., July 28, 1882, at the age of 28, taken to for final burial. She took an Ireland active interest .in Irish and affairs, to. lie in her had expressed theWish native soil. Her in a body is now Boston cemetery.
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manner. patriotic very was Much enthusiasm and aroused, it is probable that several companies conA committee, may be organised. of O. J. Timothy, Cornelius sisting Will Will Lynch, Murray, Varley and Jamies Dougherty, was appointed
y
a
an
'
in
meeting
''
Hamilton.
at
last
—
Irishmen will Volun Nashville At the courthouse in Nash teer. held an enthu there was ville, Tenn., siastic meeting of Irish- Americans, to ascertain the object of which was on the of volurithe feeling question in. the United States service. teering T. J. Slowey was called to the chair, of the and presented the objects :
Demonstration
'98
.
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Weekly
of
the
Hay
importations Apothecaries, Sandover's). (opposite
at
Offices
fresh street,
Australian"
Perth
Buildings, St
medicines
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