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of
life
The
at
of a Spanish Bishop. Resignation of the Bishop-elect Valdes, the Porto Rico, has' petitioned Holy declin of his office, See to be relieved under the American ing to serve
Judaism.
—
of
rector
of
The
Holy
—
son
College.
Waggarnan,
beautiful
tract
of the
known as on land Rosemont, of the grounds northern boundary to the Catholic University, belonging Dr. Zahm proposes Washington. on this plot of land a college erecting and priests of his for the seminarians Order who are designed to do special or work. post-graduate University
Old Postage oine de Roy, the
Stamps. head
Le
—
the
of
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the
years
ago
collected,
fr.
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the
Belgian
was
300,000,000 which
been
50,000 sum
movement
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public
what, to them to help accomplish be if they should they had in view, so as to secure the place fortunate so interest dear to Catholics. It is to Turkthat, according ing to know of the " Dormition law, the owners' the of the " Coen have first refusal "
aculum," should
other
ever
if
its
inclined
feel
his
spiritual
him
against
of
;
that
or
of hearing
It
confessions.
to thing consecutive hours
trifling
six
for
sit on
a
hot
is
the
to
is
listening
who
one
can
have
compassion
as
his ear into whispered voice." be uttered by human
never
The
German
Emperor's
[?] the
stops
lic is
of the Society to the following
Holy effect
:
—
A
a
better
cir
the
scalp
and
out.
baldness.
Hair
Vigor
will
heads,
provided the hair
in
or
make
hair
only bulbs.
there
is
white
hair.
It
moment, as will a hair a short time the gray color of and the darker color disappears
not
do this
dye;
but
in
C. Ayeb
to gray
surely
in
its
a
place. by
prepared
&
Co.,
Lowell,
Hass.,
many
—
vicinity Wiseman's
famous of the Ferry,
by fire.
and
It
was
landmark
a
Archbishop
years. occasion
one
upon
A
the
officiated
in
The church. resulted conflagration the roof of on through sparks being blown the from on the neigh a bush-fire building mountains. bouring In conformity with The Jesuit Order. of the Catholic in the custom Church Australia Decem Cross, (says the Southern
|
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ber-
the
2)
brated
1
St.
on
Christmas Next
week
lay-brothers
of Order
Jesuit
One father for
the
and
on
South
for
New
hiB
health.
arrive
given two
Province
of
at are
Adelaide. destined
River will
others
from
suffering
considerable
some
j
The been
be and
in
the
stop in their further pending Rev. Father MacKillop,
Australia
destination. who has
Austrian
the
Territory,
1
'
future
lay-brother the Daly
one
cele
Norwood,
fathers
will
mission
Northern
in
three the
hitherto
Church,
Ignatius' Eve, will
up. the
Mass
Midnight
at
j
'
time, shortly
Zealand
will
for ill-health leave Adelaide
in
order
to restore
Byrne. The Late Father The Rev. of the popular Gerald parish priest Byrne, rather St. Williainstown, expired Mary's, at his on suddenly presbytery Sunday A few months November 27. morning, when for a to Sydney in ago, leaving trip of the rev. quest health, gentleman was of 80 sovereigns. with a purse presented his the last efforts was completion One. of brick at of a handsome church at Werribee a of to the Hon. cost which .£1250, Percy
j
Chirnside
was
Byrne
was
subscriber.
liberal of the
a
one
veteran
priests
He
was
born
in
County
and Hallows
was
ordained
32 years
colony. Ireland, All Victoria
He
College.
various
immediately, of the parts
times.
He
land
district,
very duties
large
for
was
his
Father
came
and
was
colony
nine
where
he and
parish, involved
During
great
Clare, at
ago out
to in
settled at different
in the Gippsyears had of a charge where his clerical labour. physical
residence
Williamstown
at
Byrne displayed
Father of the
energy, being for the erection of two churches responsible in outlying parts of his parish. in Sydney. On Wednes Ordinations 30, at St. Mary's Cathedral, day, November elevated the Rev. C. Casey (Brisbane) was of to the .dignity the priesthood by the Father Cardinal-Archbishop Casey, who is of Queensland, commenced and a native studies at his ecclesiastical St. completed Two other Patrick's Manly. College, on Manly students, Wednesday, Rev. John and Rev. Charles Griffin Egan (Sydney) had Deaconship conferred on (Wilcannia), them. It is that within the expected next both these students will fortnight When be promoted to the priesthood. will ordained the Rev. C. Griffin proceed Diocese of at once to the Wilcannia. the Cardinal at Assisting Wednesday's
great
—
ceremonies
were
(President
of
O'Haran,
and
the
Very Rev.
the
ordained
lately Rev.
—
Father
College), two of the Father Rev.
Dr. Murphy Very Rev. Dr. Manly priests,
and
Bergin
both
Masterson,
of
Queens
land. An
Australian
dent
and
Dr.
Ecclesiastical Pope.—
the
Leo
October
day,
with
the
in I
—
:
under Rome, writes the Pope last Fri
saw
English the
pilgrims.
I'lementin
There
Stu
(brother
Kenny
who left Melbourne), this to Manly, year
College, studies 12
in
us
Mr.
Kenny,
date
He
re
in
the
Saloon, about
were
The
Pope was
carried
his
eagerness
for
said he
200
in,
surrounded
their
conversion.
remembered years
pilgrims.
that
time
.He
in
meeting
England, Lord Queen,
the
ago, and
Palmerston,
and
-
many others, conceived a the of return
he about
great
of bringing Eng faith. He said in land to her ancient that, of this furtherance design, he was building for the of a converted college reception Protestant ministers who wished to become would This college be opened next priests. the On his entrance Pope was year. with and also greeted ringing cheers, his He has a very throughout speech. nasal voice. His face is colourless, strong but
and
bald
J.
great
in
coming
cures
does
Dr.
the
re
makes
on
age gradually of youth takes
of
of baldness.
for
in
this ;
from
scalp
and thus
one
from
remaining any life It restores color
few
district
idea
the
causes
It
hair
It
Land."
the
Yaughan
fifty
hair
precisely
moves
Ayer's grow
the
"
in
Church.
a
by the and Noble accompanied by the Guards, Arch of Palermo, Cardinal-Ai-chhishop members of the bishop Stonor, and various The addressed Holy Father Papal Court. in Italian for about a of an hour. us quarter His was translated then by Monspeech Stonor. In it his Holiness expressed signor the and his English people, great love for
intended.
culation
It
can
one recent issues of the had an article Koelnische Zeitung" an com which is apparently official munication from the German Catho
stately-looking
Vatican.
more
the
cleanses
H prevents
on
"
nature
from dandruff
Gift.—
In
destroyed building,
Patrick's his complete
glands
to become
skin
It
and because he ignoranf erring, is also himself encompassed with in whose He is one upqn Hps firmity. is set a human and divine for seal, words
oil
active, making soft and glossy,
the
the
the
causes
in the
or
stories of sin and sorrow and It is misery. only the consciousness of the immense that the sustains good he is doing in the sacred tribunal. confessor He
day,
It
no
eight summer's
near
been
St.
do?
it
than
irksome
more
River,
N.S.W.,has
of
it.
What docs
of piety special practices to suited the wants. Of penitent's the labours that our all sacred minis there none on are try imposes us, arduous
church
of
he
or
old Catholic Macdonald
owners
Hair Vtyor
Aier's
com
dangerous occasions of sin
op
ceived
recommends
more
present to dispose
the
to according He cautions
or
:
at
the
scatter
God,
frequentation
pany,
—
the
Confes
on
the
wants.
The Very Rev. of Dr. Zahm, Provincial-Superior of the the congregation Holy Cross has in the United States, just 'pur E. Mr. Thomas chased, through New
nomen
sit
Gibbons
penitent,
occasion. A
"
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Exchanges.)
our
Destruction
a
Russians, Greeks, Armenians, have and the French Augustinians at one time or other offered very large sums of money for it, but the Mos even tolerate the lems would not of a Christian possession proximity to near It was left David's tomb. the German Emperor by his personal to and efforts surmount the many serious and to difficulties, acquire Catholic sub this for his sanctuary The incident is a jects. striking dis religious proof of the monarch's of Catholics, and millions position. will feel even beyond the Fatherland, a to for such him grateful signal with the the qf proof sympathy and of his Catholic feelings subjects, for them this having given longto so dear them. wished-for spot, Thanks to the gift of the Emperor, sum the Committee the large which had already set aside as the intended now be a great purchase money will
seed of the we confessional harvest. ser the In reap public to use a the mons, phrase, military it fire is at random, but in confession is a dead shot. The words of the home to the heart of the go priest sinner. exhorts the The confessor
which might which of the
administered who of Aosta, of the Duke Hum-' of Amadeus deceived the names Louis Philip b'ert Isabel Mary Joseph and the The John. King of Italy Countess of Paris acted as sponsors. francs 100,000 gave King Humbert in honour of the to the poor of Turin infant
possess
superior, crucifix
even
not
was
con
spot.
—
than
On Nov. of Archbishop to the baptism
Turin,
cell.
his
gift
"
—
moment
sundry
,
to
My experience," says " is that the confessional is Cardinal, ever the most powerful lever erected men God for by a merciful raising more from the mire of sin. It has in withdrawing men from vice weight sion.
exponent..
Richelmy,
Mgr.
3,
to to
Cardinal
be' responsible
Event.
a
its
remembrance " Our rule such things," but keep this
in
abstulit, regula benedictum."
Domini
—
Auspicious
monk,
visit
dedit
Czar. A Central News from Rome that in a says message to the Czar the confirming telegram in the East,, the French Protectorate he would Holy Father declares that
an
is
It
has
:
—
is
convent
at by you any withdrew and The monk returned almost hand immediately, with a the crucifix ing his superior of piece paper having the following " it words written upon Regina
Baltimore, U.S.A., Church, received into the Church, two Victor Weiss, aged Jews Edward and Henry John Weiss, 31 years, aged 20 years. They are brothers, a sons of Alexander and Weiss, in Vienna. physician
regret events painful compromise the peace
Crucifix.
place in the Chartreuse. crucifix and
rate."
has
any
her
us forbids said the beautiful
the
For
scene
;
This
—
Queen Victoria's
was
the English
Rosary
to
It
fix.
Government.
much
re
Augustine,
treasures. among the convent's Itgiven by the Queen to a hum ble Carthusian monk of English when Her Majesty visited nationality the some Grande Chartreuse years with this monk She conversed ago. in his cell, the conversation turning serious matters. The Royal upon visit at an end, the monk saluted his and the Queen of England sovereign, the the left cell. afterwards Shortly called to of the Carthusians general in and him, the religious question, a beautiful silver cruci handed him
Large-
the
"
was
rough
Supper.
Catholic
(From
offices them to
good
but it Cbnstantinople, result. It had a very, discouraging was the acquisition out that pointed of the " Coenaculum by Christians was out because of question, entirely the tomb which it contains of David, veneration is held in the by highest The Moslems all the world over. to rethen ventured above Society quest the Emperor to try and induce " the Sultan to Dormigive them the tion de la Sainte Vierge," which is an The house of St. adjacent property. on it. stood John the Evangelist There Our Lady passed the closing she died years of her life and there to be some are still ruins of the house seen. of its. association On account as well as with the Blessed Virgin, for the to the " Coenacu proximity has always been an earnest it lum," denominations desire, by all Christian hallowed to of this get possession
place
Contemporaries.)
and
silver
Last
Embassy
to St. Dominic, illustrious Prelate,
Queen's
the
enable
the in highest opportune di for taking steps in that was but the matter rection, again when under official notice, brought to of the visit the project Imperial was to be carried Palestine about a The Emperor caused feeler out. to be put out through the German
Bishop
beautiful
of
degree
—Bishop
Pope
100
his
to
quarters
of
those the
has its Grande
crucifix
the
from Converts M. Rev. Barabasz,
than
of St.
use
Coenaculum,"
"
Intercolonial
So
petitioned
sidered
charge.
spiritual
in
the
World
Our
(From
An
reasons
of New Segorra. have saved Many of them could themselves from the awful tortures to which and indescribable barbarities but they preferred they are subjected, to the cowardly abandon martyrdom ment those to their of confided
—
Catholic
less
no power of the order
97 of gether with Dr. Hevia,
the risen and, succeeded
across
their
ligious and
old Dessauer, constant turmoil and its with its one clash of arms, there shines ray his love for of pure golden light Liese. Anna soldier's
Czar
visited
to
Sultan the
acquire of the
at
John
the
"
of the "
his
eyes
are
the
most
brilliant
.
winning And
absence
and well, the people, in the highest and love.
wisely herself from
very
Emperor
.
etiforced
wars
for
the with
The the
—
—
in
government
The
St.
of
,
memory held in for
prince's
their
Catholics.
the Empress
of
ciety
—
German
of Annie Liese Fose honour in her native is still herself she showed province, to fill the exalted well worthy raised. to which she was position her She knew just how to manage and to lord rough and self-willed use for the good of her influence with Well acquainted the people. necessities of the the wants and held the Dessau she province, the reins of the during
in
for
ago the Committee the Holy Land
years on
Jerusalem, and in reply to an address of welcome the Emperor said the shadow cast there, by the black and white Ger man shield stretched out over also Far who Catholics in the East, sacrificed lives and shed; their their the blood in Gospel. propagating was To protect them his brother now in those regions with the mailed of the Imperial power ships. in the The Religious Orders un Philippines. The insurgents, der the command of Aguinaldo, have
prince Anhalt " as der alte annals Dessauer," under the who fought general and himself Frederick the Great a half of nearly who for a period as stood out conspicuously century one soldiers of that of the greatest day. The
Protection Kaiser and
thoroughly villages
.
of
and
Christian
Hospice
for the history, von Furst was Leopold in Prussian Dessau, famous
annals
to establish
five organise the Congo.
—
been able
.
and
I have He is I think ever seen. piercing much more very active-looking, so, indeed, of than the old Arclibishop Palermo, who him. After his speech he went stood beside each Monthe hall to one. round speaking introduced a Stonor me to him as signor from and a student Australia, sub-deacon the at Capramia. (We all kissed Pope's not his The hand, foot.) Pope held my listened to and attentively Monsignor hand, and looked Stonor, then, bending forward, in the eyes for several me straight minutes, I and then moved on. was his holding ten minutes. Afterwards hand for nearly wanted. The he blessed whatever we Pope The audience left cheers. whole amidst and of was most a great impressive, many .
lovers Liese' s death were Anna the last. to have 200 years passed Nearly Anna sintse the pretty day when Liese became the great lady of her of both but the names native land, the still live in maid and lover
till
U.
S.
A.
the
ladies
were
in
tears.
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I
Our marked
the out
poor,"
of
largely without
onr
meant
than of ad No nobler feeling this miration one than him for higher It self dwells in the breast of man. to is this hour, and at all hours, the influence in man's life. vivifying
heard
Have
"
She: Without (After
"
He:
?
the
'tween
'lectricity
nin' ?" have to
Little
Brother
pay
nothin'
Flattery souls. It great small who minds, themselves belittle
I've
so
all
your
coin
we
pay
"
makes
What house
:
your
so
cry
very much; teeth were
out,
your
like
crying
yourself
!"
strife,
is
becomes dermines
dif
and,
the
legs
like water
;
steady
a
the
the
as
first
what
prostrates
ante-; into his (looking a of patients number " Who has been wait waiting) the longest ?." Tailor (who had
where
to
called doctor
the whom
are
:
ing
I have, his present bill) delivered the clothes to
to
:
I
;
three
you
(looking up from do they mean "
win's
missing Mr.
er—
buttons,
link Darwin I
his'book): Dar by
years
ago."
lost
one
:
"
Why of
,
they
'
hot when
of
of my
(wearily) to know
"
:
as
Aunt
Yes mlich
mind."
She
You surely
ought
own !
that."
as
to.
An
from parental
disci
orphan.
in Be discreet all and so things, to be render it unnecessary mysterious about any.— Wellington. ,
A
a quaker once, hearing person he felt a friend how much for who needed ob assistance, drily in served: "Friend, hast thou felt
him
for
pocket A
we
not
mean
to
his
suppose."
are short, your obligations Are infinite. houses regulated, your the afflicted instructed, your children the the work relieved, poor visited,
piety The
"Yes,
in
him :
judgment law
no
quires
—
? Massillon. accomplished Doctor (to injured cyclist) of your sir. The diagnosis
and
may
of the earth.
handlebaria."
fits
W.
B. Horses,
It ware
word
his
among
Vehicles
to
re
make
the
?"
all
TAM
There's
the
cycle
And
the
girl
with the' girl with the sailor
a
the
There's
crown, And the. There's the
a
And
the
There's
But
Bought, Picnics,
maid
with
the
who
loves
with
the
cap
who
wears
The
the all girls
lass
who
is
the
girls
who
who
in
the
hat, ;
Derby
a.
trim.
soft of
a
drab
felt,
man a
ride
and
none
to
me
like
Who
wears
a
Tarn
o'
in
clad
laugh
There's
Sold,
Alpine brim
bonnet
girl
belle
SHANTER.
rides
one
the
of
Weddrns?
O'
who
girl
any carrier
fact, sort.
almost a great
for
This,
was
tion,
'think
that
I
to
it,
doomed
was
for
Biliousness,
and
so
victim
trying sleep
I
obtained
a
a man
a severe
afflic
of
life;
a
ill-
tha,n
to
begun
;
Nature's
take
distressing
malady
long-standing Formerly, in fact, night
my
'
I
to
Wonderful
these
disappear.
to insomnia than day.
resolved
was
box.
had
sooner
of
symptoms began to-
I
a
was
was
more
restorer'
balmy
to me. stranger However, marvellous of thanks to the effects truly able Bile to enjov a sound Beans, I am now a good meal nightly, or, rather, sleep and a full work. meals perform day's To speak plainly, I feel and as as strong active as I did in my best As ever days."
;
sweeping
a
a
was
natural
gratitude He
resides
consequence, for the restoration at 472 Little
Kirwin
full
is
of
his
of
health.
Lonsdale-st-reet,
and him there Melbourne, anyone seeing think that he had would hardly passed or ordeal had such a such an through marvellous
tan. their
escape.
merry Shanter.
lass
Parties,
or
&o.
and
on
angel those
in
all
about
little
them
a
touch
children, for their
of
the
reward inevitable
to
cares.
BAIT
STABLES,
YARDS,
SALE
Exchanged,
leaves
Heaven wheels,
banter,
the
LIVERY
& CO., Descriptions,
a
bili
good, I took
plume,
And
a patient in a Dela that had thirty-one hospital epileptic " two exin days and apparently
of
WITCHING
tillers
said
is
CASTIEAU Harness,
and
;
be found
You have plain. perfectly acute and pedaldria, com saddleceits with a dangerous touch of plicated is
;
engagement— such and such gentleman
a
is
man
others
an
fulfil
man
but
to
of —
constant
—
THE
-
is
me.
food
to relate, no these Beans
is
girl
In
calling for my bodily from loss of
try
to have reported in her written examination paper, used The Arctic Ocean is chiefly for purposes of exploration." little
failed
Beans
tell
thy
once
the I took Indeed, pills appeared than diminish to increase rather my malady. After of these nostrums I felt a dose taking in my and a burning sensation throat, an uncomfortable so I deter feeling generally, what to discontinue mined, come would, what to be a remedy, but purported taking of my was an which, in reality, aggravation complaint. Seeing a number of apparently and disinterested testimonials re genuine curative of Bile the properties garding
;
:
by
on
appetite,
health.
Well, Bobby, what do you be when yougrow up?
:
brought My
to
years, Bile
strength naturally gave sustenance, and; I found wayit next to impossible to do a full work. day's Of course I tried remedies of various sorts, Life but if any, relief. found little, became and I I'-egan or less of a burden, to more
I
:
(indignantly)
my
for
liver,
my
entirely dislike
:
He
—
My
ness.
are many, bones I body ? Pupil only just joined a
human I've
much. know
and could find no I tried Beans for Bilious main from the troublearose state
until
relief
club.
I
affection
—
gentleman
a
draw a line that would be invidious between high and low, rank and sub riches and poverty. The ordination, is in the distinction mind. Whoever is open, and true whoever is loyal and of humane. affable demeanour; is to honourable whoever himself,
'
Pa
?'
By
;
Time
case
know.
:
liver
"
Freddy
of
don't
pline)
drop soon, which un
and
the
Bobby (suffering
reputation.
room,
about
in
"
emotion seem.
ousness.
How
there
want
who
one
stream,
judgment
you'd
fancy,
Physician
into
Teacher:
hope
if anyway, and your so weak you
I
them,
on
don't
It
as
a
him
Not "
:
apart
makes man cold facts.
often
football
human
of
far
so
tell
for
cent. '
It
a
content.
extremes
not
are
you
and stand
emanates from is an attribute of thus still further
persons
The people
The
.
were
blinds."
hairoff, couldn't
lightnin'."
enter
'?"
" :
(indignantly)
Flattery, letteth out
crawl.
Pa,
cuff
cry
feel
lightdon't
You
of
absolute
an
is
-
they
being of the
"
:
for
never
vital
and
fast
at
baby
Tommy
piano
the
—
Friend
new
stanza, what 'The shades
much, Tommy?"
he never can't. No
"What's
Sister:.
ference
—
that
closed).
Little
the
by
Teasing
music."
boasts that "Golightly " He changes his mind." one with him." will swap
"
"
this line
Lies are usurer's ten thousand per
'Songs
of them without and the incident
that
were
'
Words lot
a
heard,
you
into'
In
"
:
night were falling bcholar Bright down the pulling
feet
our
getting
Teacher
re
and hearts
men
because
"
things, can go wet."
the
go to observer
regeneration
—
hearts
"
still
the
is
"
hair-breath are escapes less to the interesting so we venture to give reader, here related an old Maori one by a Mr. Kirwin, who in his time has seen some veteran, close calls. The following pretty he story is- very and does so with fbnd of relating, I was great enthusiasm a sufferer from or
—
cure root individual.
of the
'
of
more
—
The
'
ESCAPE.
—
never'
NARROW
Accounts
always general
A perfect even when lost, is love,an eternal possession— a pain so sacred that its deep peace often grows
.taken."'"
things
to pass."
come
.
:
man
,
a
!
a philosopher, is philosopher the who noticed that has about people worry usually
A
clear
.
Uncle
is
"A
Jim?"
'
,
What
1
from
no. unpleasant effects perienced to them." This seems be a case of the survival of the fittest.
'
"
"
I .don't look at all like, Chappie: myself tord'ay:" "It would be a Old Crosschap have to good time your portrait
Wisdom.
and
Wit
& c.
Hire.
arranged
at
Shortest
Notice.
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DONEGAL. Priest.— An Esteemed O.C., Cassidy, Donegal, presented, with a first-class and admirers. a few friends
E. been,
Rev. has
by
bicycle
Factory at Killy Carpet made The first two carpets at, Killybegs by the Messrs. Morton as One are presentations. given away comes to the Bishop of Raphoe for New
begs.
—
the Enach with the
in
Triconaill,
conjunction is
stall. It Killybegs hundred to last one years. guaranteed on The outlay the work of this piece It is been very alone has large. and may hand-made and hand-tufted, as an historic be considered carpet, of one of to the first fruits it belongs industries started the most important of in the North for many years heard of Ireland. Those who have or of the philan manufacturers, Morton in of the Messrs. thropy will best appreciate what Ayrshire,
the
in Killy of this industry of for the whole district implies begs It which is the port. may Killybegs that the other carpet of be mentioned two been has the first presented her the Countess to Excellency
the
starting
Cadogan. DUBLIN. Meetings.
Rathfarnham of the
promoters
Sunday
The
—
races,
which,
formed a source ago, up to a fortnight to the residents of of grave annoyance have Rathfarnham and the vicinity, betore tne length given way of which has public opinion pressure to their been brought bear upon of the sanctity method desecrating of the Sabbath. Upon the last on which a occasion Sunday race was held in the locality meeting November named, we ( Irish Catholic an end to predict that 12) ventured of Sunday had been seen racing in are to and we Rathfarnham, glad us have justified in state that events of A section making the statement. contained the evening Press of Dublin
at
TIPPERARY.
Kickham Memorial. On the foun November 3, the dation for memorial statue of C. Kickham was in New commenced J. the site street, Tipperary, being a one. The splendid open ceremony of unveiling takes place on Sunday, there will November when be 27, we a which, grand demonstration are will be well ( Nationalist sure, ) A monster worthy of the occasion. Gaelic tournament is being organised in for November Tipperary 13, to due for the clear off the balance 'and there is little doubt memorial, the of the that athletic manhood native gentle patjriot poet's county a will make the tournament great M. financial success. Mr. Dalton, us the to publish Tipperary, requests letter received following by him, " am sure its I publication adding will be the means of encouraging our others to subscribe to fund, which we are anxious to have re
amongst
citizens
of
—
—
From
the
statistics
for
a
return
that it the births appears the quarter numbered 26,155, during deaths and the 9,208 per 17,214. sons a and consequently emigrated, of decrease place in 267 has taken was our The birth-rate population. death-rate over the average and the under the average. The severe des Ireland,
in the
titution
country the fact that workhouse or increased by 1,517, and the great or
7,182,
13.5
shown
is
by
inmates
have
3.7 per increase
cent.,
cent.,
in
per.
number of the persons receiving relief. And yet Mr. Balfour outdoor would and hiscolleagues make the pub that Ireland is not but lic believe poor rate for The death prosperous. in
somewhat rate
an
of
emigrants.
the
largest
ten
September
During number
shores
our
left
persons.
4,907
Industrial
portant waited relative trial
was
the average There years. of 677 in the number
past
increase
high,
of
excess
the
for
was
not
although
Ireland,
Believe me, P. Nugent.
upon to the
Schools
specially
The im which lately the Chief Secretary, working of the Indus
Schools.
—
of Ireland,
interesting
was
by
rendered the
able
on the occasion by speeches delivered Charles and Mr. Eason, junior, With Father John Hughes, S.J. to the main purposes of the reference Mr. Gerald Balfour deputation, fairly
National Library of Australia
unselfish
yours
—
sure
and
Ormonde, has
He
grew
irritable
thin,
and nervpus, in anything.
and
interest or pleasure better Sometimes I continued worse,
to
last
and
Lady Ormonde,
Tipperary." Improvements. Consider Local have able improvements been carried town out in Tipperary add recently, appearance. ing much to its general New houses and shops are springing a handsome everywhere post up office has been and if things erected, as at they are present, go on Tippe soon will be one of the finest rary tows in the south.
at
other
times
in
this
way when I
year
until
(1893),
in
the
street.
times
a
strange
as
if
heart
had
these
occasions
down "
me, and
on
my of
one
came over feeling stopped beating-;
I felt
I
if
as
to and said my wife, 'Lass, if s all up with me.' illness I consulted my long During and several doctors, they all said my heart was that the trouble all sound, and was from and liver. stomach my They gave and recommended a me medicines, change I therefore went to of air. Blackpool, and but was no Scarborough, Whitby, better the either from change or from the doctor's physic. One left at my house day a hook was about Mother Seigel's Curative telling I it and thought might possibly Syrup, So I bottle from Mr. help me. got a and Webster, when I chemist, Green-road, had that bottle I for finished found relief, and the my food no longer repeated pain at my heart was easier. I with on kept and the soon medicine, my appetite and I could eat without returned, feeling distress. I or im any pain Gradually and proved, getting stronger stronger I eat anything, and can now every day. with I feel do my work pleasure. quite a and consider new that Mother man, Seigel's life. Yours my Syrup has saved truly, 25 (signed) George Hopton, Bays water Leeds. Terrace, Roundhay-road, February 1894." 8th, No words of ours can add an to ounce of this and the weight plain manly letter.
dying,
were
"
"
From
from
as
it,
a
we
hilltop,
can
the
see
sad
of those four of misery. picture years The and discouraged suffering husband, the patient, wife. burden-bearing, helpful Heaven be praised that it all ended it as did
health renewed have The ended.
in
—
might
and
insatiate fiend and dyspepsia tive
as
so
many demonstrated
Syrup made
I
am
saith, it
sick.
now.
If
God
for
thank
If you that,
George Hopton's
to
who need
any
as
a
and illness
hear
case, Seigel's
power the
which
the
inhabitant
world of
one
and
healthy
are
this
Mother
are
you
it
as
was
In
tiger. others, that
all over celebrated and wherever hut,
of
that indigestion fox, destruc
monster
it
palace try
instead disease
—
cunning
;
man-eating
a
in
as
the
pass
—
has in
these,
hearty, of
news
and recovery
on
to
it.
FOR INDIGESTION LOSS OF APPETITE A
Household
Remedy
Throughout
Queensland. We
the
give
from
Mr.
following P.
Frank
Peacock
testimony
of Given Terrace, Queensland, Paddingtou, is in whose exact accord experience with thousands of others:
co-heiresses.
are
and
At
fall
everything her lifetime, but after her death Lady Beatrice and Lady Constance the young of Lord Butler, daughters
sons.
took
had to as collier at the give up my employment where I had Main been Waterloo Colliery, At this at work for seven time I years. had from got so bad that I sat in my chair till too weak and night, pros morning to go about. When I did trated venture fear I dare not for I should out go alone,
families. his widow
Dunalley
left
of
August
for
very faithfully, Michael Dalton,
To
of
and
"
—
C.P.L.G.,
Esq.,
WATERFORD. Impressive in Ceremony New Ross. On November in the 2, Parish Church, New Solemn Ross, Office and Mass were Requiem
;
An
"
amusing )
about
the efforts him. It
of
some
appears
in
town
a
small
from
here,
local
police
police the dog
not
to
pass them, likely Accord destroyed. armed constables sallied was
the
station
to
espying they approached,
him
a
dog trotted
another
continued
its
and
ters
stood,
rushed
took
"pot
shots"
too.
Wonderful
police
duty,
nine, still
continued
on
barracks seeing how their
for at
its
it
way.
at
11
1798. clock
o
in
number
a
imagining.
ca it
the
to
want you of know might like
the
to In
taste
this
hear
about
one
it?
Or
it
do
the
early
of
part
illness. mouth
I
1889
had
and
at belched
I
a
pit. but
else. were
Sarsaparfflo
repeated,
food and
never
I had
to
began
first
bad
a a
up
sour, and
w as My appetite poor, had a at burning pain
My
for
AYER'S
you
they
as
Dr.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla of loss indigestion, and as a tonic, with appetite, very results. I satisfactory have been to recommend it to my friends pleased and in have cases used it many they with equal satisfaction.
who read,
someone
exactly
used
family
or
Then
?
have
my
Do
mortal
for
or
out
counting got well.
of the heart. palpitation a sensation gnawing, grinding with a of the stomach, pit feeling as I were ing though being bodily settle,
pain ?"
and
chest, also
so,
to rid me of of it— another beyond all
facts
fluid. gaseous after eating I
into
weary,
suner
"I
iu
us.
the from in
The
case
Yet
!
But
tlie x
done
yourself
give
" —
:
of
IT
a this, draw
many
sick,
any pain-racked to hear about
for
than says sick."
am
full
is
am
be
another
is
suffer
and
air x
cry,
Here of
trouble, I saith,
the
world
Can nothing
went
rifles,
But
this
waning "
of
never
SAY
WHO
another world from which so
times
in
inhabitant
"
mat
of
Book
certain comfort
given
ap the
MULTITUDE
Speaking
We
out.
flying to relate,
the
THE
OH,
either
animal
As
course.
the
bang the
still
proached constables
on
shot rang
along, but
shot,
sus course, as he trotted
just
rifle
ye in
ambushed."
of
and
pecting nothing, past the ambush
"
meet
coming
"
of
the church filled with a being large and devout congregation. Very Rev. Canon Kavanagh, D.D., P.P., V.F., New Ross, presided.
it
and doggie," the distance
The
destroy noticed hundred miles
one
who
insurgents
insurrection took place
he ceremony
I
'
the
for the
up in
perished
to
was
and the it got away, wired to the next police to the road look out for
two
from
Dog. us reaches mad dog, and
a
offered
Mad
story
but
on station the dog, as it and to have
ingly, forth
"
Unshootable
A very Nationalist (
Doggie
deputation
most
of Ireland's
one
—
of
feel
who Nationalists with the gentle Tipperary poet in the years gone by were now would appealed to, they the men of scarcely permit patriotic Clanwiiliam to bear the brave old chief part of the burden in the com of this National monument to pletion
'
quarterly
—
I
sum.
was
—
Figures. of vital
more
generous if the many sterling were associated
Dublin.
Eloquent
Office,
—
a evening prominent that which stated the advertisement, races Rathfarnham would be held on The wording of the last Monday. advertisement is confined to a mere of the fact in statement question, but its bears appearance eloquent to the reality of the moral testimony which has been achieved victory by of all creeds and the united action
sections
—
:
deal
a
weak
no
—
possible Novem Clonmel, Mayor's ber 3, '98. Dear Sir Seeing by a of The Nationalist that recent issue to committee funds your require of the the erection C. J. complete Kickham Memorial Statue in your send you the enclosed town, I gladly small donation of £1 2s. for that truly and laudable object, sincerely regret demands on owing to the many means cannot limited I afford my
Saturday
the
as
quickly
lost
I
on
is at Shanbally Castle, Clogheen, co. are in Cahir, Tipperary given the New Domesday Book as 47,442 with a total rent-roll of acres, at residence 18,435 and a London The Burlington-street. 31 Old of now deceased the grandfather Cornelius who peer, O'Callaghan, was M.P. for Fethard from 1761 to Lismore of 1785 was created Baron in this Shanbally, Peerage of Ireland, in 1785. His son, the father of the who succeeded in deceased, 1797, Lieutenant and who was also Lord was of the ad County Tipperary, in the vanced to the rank of Viscount Irish Peerage in 1806, and created Baron Lismore in that of the United Kingdom in 1838. Thus in the long of Lord the title period of 113 years, now ex which becomes Lismore, had only been borne tinct, by three the holders. On Thursday remains were of Lord Lismore removed from to Folkestone where Cahir, they were received and a by his tenantry, of the number local gentry, large and escorted to the castle at Shan on There they bally. lay in state at and yesterday, Thursday night, were for interment 11 a.m., removed at to the family vault Shanrahan, near where lies beside Clogheen, the martyr the various O'Callaghans, Father Nicholas priest, Sheey, P.P. monument was whose recently unveiled. The deceased Peer was connected with the Besborough,
"
as
"
I
very
seat
—
,
on
—
Thursday,
stomach
my
—
—
plenished
until
on
going
I sleep at night. got stone a in losing over I feeble I could was so that weight; As time went drag myself along. barely "
The Late Viscount Lismore. Viscount who passed away Lismore, at Folkstone, was the only surviving son Lis of Cornelius, first Viscount with Lady more, by his marriage second of Eleanor Butler, daughter Earl of Ormonde. John, seventeenth was The late born in 1815, peer at Oriel educated Oxford, College, in and served for a time as lieutenant He succeeded to the 17th Lancers. on the viscounty the death of his father in 1857.. He married in 1839 of Mr. John Mary, second daughter His son, George Norbury. only born in 1846, the Hon. George Cor nelius Gerald O'Callaghan, having died in 1885 without issue, leaving and there being no heir presumptive, the title becomes extinct. The landed of the family whose Irish possessions
—
The
out; this empty.
climax was at hand. A man seeing the runaway took in the situation at a and snatching up a good glance, sized stone ended the animal's career Tableau. with a well-directed blow.
attainment
plete
I fame
From.
com that their could be se only cured through the medium of legisla tion. It must be said that there is in the view expressed something by the Chief a that private Secretary in securing member might succeed the amendment of the law desired more the than Government easily could how Meantime hope to do. the assurance ever, given by Mr. Balfour to Father Hughes that the have no Government intention of the to limit exercise of the seeking now discretion enjoyed by the magis trates in the matter of ordering the admission to of destitute children industrial will schools be read with pleasure.
out
enough pointed
—
News-
w
—
Local
—
Irish
my had
I at of
is
household
a
For
constipation relieve
pmptly tviiii
l)r.
Ayer's
remedy throughout It
Queensland.
is the
kind
take Dr. and surely
Sarsaparilla:
that
Ayer's cure. one
cures."
JMHs. Take aids the
They them other.
the sink
lowered
seemed
to
to
it
spit
B. HOLD
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SACRED
THE
when
it
HEART
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known
who
Lee, British
once
Surrey,
Army, was England,
stock,
and
the On Friday last the pupils attending Sacred Heart School conducted by the of Notre Dame Sisters des Missions gave to the a nice little entertainment previous of prizes, at whidh distribution the Eev. Earner nun: presided. The as follows prize list ran 1st Division. Good conduct and highest marks in class work the obtained during
goldfields'
the Lee.
in
has passed away identity William son of Mr. Lionel was
per Mr.
officer
an
born
the
in
Cobham,
in
old 1844, of an Australia many He be remembered years ago. by many old New South'' Wales mer as senior member in the chants once well known firm of Lee and of McAlister, Forwarding Agents, The deceased came Bourke, N.S.W. to W. A. some three and a half years as a business ago, and commenced in
about
tne
tunity
of
zzna
inst.,
in us
their the
of
our
we
came
tins
payments
are
to
as
forgotten case
and
that
cordially
responded
to.
Xmas
in
this
appeal
will
contain
not
The
be
extra
at
once, and
a
limited
cannot
be
as
E. D.
Master M:
Miss.
SCHOOL. —
;
'
—
Murphy.
The
conclusion
Eev.
of
Father
Duff
then He
the
pupils. Sisters and
THE
congratulated people of High-
the
beautiful
schools
and plasterers schools
—
that
in
her
children
in life
days
that
would
battle
of'
with him
fit
And
life.
Hill
Highgate with
the The
the
and,
soul
an
thoroughly education the
hard
what
the
people
of
broad-
say, in
doing
were
and
good
distinguishing
in
Australia
divisions."
It
known
the to
by to
Looking England
The the Congress ?
was
that say manifold
as
the
from
hand
the
are
We
have
the
City
of
Confusion.
we
have
the
Church
mem
of
to-day
Holy Catholic the one
the
union.
are
God.
the
and On
on
;
of
—
?
we
positions
of Christ Church
that Our
Divine Saviour Church whose unity is when the Church first
of that members to-day as perfect
—
the
Apos
of Church side we hare complete City of Peace
the per dis and
other the
On the one hand, Christ repeating the Divine Come to all invitation, Me ye who and who labour are heavily anfl burdened, In I will refresh God's church all you." the fountains of and Divine Divine-mercy love with the overflow waters of living and True Life spiritual On grace. the of
its
To-day
sin
and
desire
a
to
at
preserve of this most
least
out
the'
"
.
words.
They
Deans,
and
the
are
the
words
of
of
one
coming
statement,
see
to
draw
cisterns.
In
the
ing the
Tree
others, water
many from
Holy Church
of Life, whose of her children
healing
other On the hand, forth no branches,
we
sects,
broken
find
we
grow for
leaves
are
of
nations.
all tree
see
a sending yielding no for it fruit, is but hollow a the trunk, substance of which has been eaten away. Let us give thanks to Almighty God for the blessing of in of the City living Peace, the City of More than 250 Unity. millions of man kind are agreed in the Unity of the Catho lic of men Faith, every race, nation, and rich and educated and class, poor, unedu old and Those cated, young. without the fold who are for water in seeking empty wells should hearken to the words of Our Divine "O Saviour: that thou hadst
But
faith." to the
it
not
is
sufficient
to
belong
Holy Church. We must make worthy of that membership.
show
forth
in
of fruitfulness of charity piety, must look to
the
fruitfulness
and
good works.
lives
our
an
our
We abundance of faith, And
of we
the ever-shining of diadem with radiant heavenly light to in us our guide on pilgrimage earth, and in that diadem the brightest gem is of Unity. the Divine gift
Holy Church,
SACRED
HEART
AND
CONVENT
SCHOOLS
HIGHGATE
,
IIILL.
Baptism
"
every
we
must
the
original
hand
endeavouring
other
selves
precious Sacrament, in the Anglican body who pro fessed belief in the Eeal Presence were as in disguise. Some described Jesuits in the communion held Anglican that there a was sacrifice and an and that offering, there is altar. an Others hold that there is no altar and no and the sacrifice, that Blessed is simply a Eucharist commemora tive rite. On the most essential teaching of Holy Faith Protestantism was into split fragments. On speaker at the Anglican in Congress Ballarat asked the question, What is the Church in Australia Anglican to-day ? The the speaker himself supplied answer. He said that the Anglican Church was like a beam of the of which wood, substance had been eaten Out away by white ants. the beam had the of wardly, appearance and but it hollow strength solidity, was These the are not (said Cardinal) my
Catho
doing,
were
the
was
was
ward form yet the men
in
for
assistance he might
people, this
the and
well,
pupils
been
and He new part of great country. the children for their thanked presentation, and that he could not do more regretted for them than he had done. He also re that His the of gretted Lordship Bishop was Perth not what he present to witness himself had the of witnessing pleasure there He Dr. that evening. regretted because the absence, Gibney's Bishop se fer lected that a school place long ago,
be pro nuihber will repeated. THE MANAGEE.
—
;
throughout
trained as
its
equipped
orders
St'
of dispute. But the burn points is the Blessed question Eucharist. With the Catholics Blessed Eucharist is the centre of our the fountain of hopes, and In the God's love. mercy Anglican the sacred in some communion traditions, have been handed there measure, on had
car
of freedom.
winning
these
School
Catholic
will
in
ing
of Highgate parish which admiration
and
were
world
the
was
liberality. made are
just finishing gain for the
would
the
respect
that
were
that
Church
Hill
generous minded
ad
Anglican in and in it Church Australia, must observer that strike an there was not a which the upon the Bishops, single truth and the were First of laity clergy, agreed. Church the and Anglican all, questioned denied eternal punishment. They got rid of Hell. Then of they denied the Divinity Our So Lord. one funda by one each of faith mental article our found men to it and to cancel it from their question Extreme of doctrine creed. divergence as assertion of principles of was phrased
the made
Catholic
of
Advent
Moran
of president himself obliged
divisions.
on
the
lics,
of
a
Its
"
Anglicanism
wonderful that progress in in had been that suburb the education of the and on the pro young vision of in such school accommodation a He at the new was place. delighted wonderful manifested proficiency by the there He said that that pupils day. the Catholics of Australia were labouring in their under gross injustice supporting schools and their own share contributing of the to support those Government. They did it, however, did it well. Let them and penters
series
Anglicanism
was,
who
and
rose
of
Eeformation fect unity
on
What of
answer
the the distribution Duff made the recipient of Eev. Father was handsome G. a present by Master Kelly, W. Hannah read an address while Master in was the high esteem which expressed of the Eev. Father's and appreciation un efforts in their behalf. tiring
be
Cardinal
distinguished
the
whole
by
Ballarat.
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outside
begun Cathedral
feature
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ALL
NATIONS
BAZAAE.
The usual
weekly meeting in connection with the above bazaar was held on Wednes day evening last at Highgate Hill, when a number of very large parishioners were The present. Eight Hon. Sir John and have kindly Lady Forrest consented to open the bazaar on December 29, at 3 p.m., in the Perth Town Hall. A large number of .talented vocalists have kindly offered their the services, including Headquarters The Band. committee beg to tender their sincere thanks for the following promises on behalf of No. 8 stall Messrs. E. C. Shenton and Co., ham; Messrs. Holmes a handsome Bros., donation Mr. Brown, a cake Messrs. Crowd er and Letchford, a donation Mrs. cakes Moore, Perth Aerated Water Co., a donation. The next and final meeting takes place at Highgate Hill on December Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, and 21st, the committee beg to to all appeal and those in parishioners terested in the bazaar for attend their 5
;
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;
;
ance.
High
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duced
to send
requested
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Down.
Highest
—
Almighty the
What Church
November Sunday, 27, the (as reported following passages by the Freeman's occur Journal) should he What of (the preacher) say Church ? matter the no Anglican Well, what the theories were advanced, Anglican dated back to its Church as Henry VIII. author and founder. to be the Claiming the was it not hot Church, Holy Catholic had taken the One who bed of sects P the matter asserted that to go into trouble looked to the 700 sects fully Anglican mother. Those who had Church as their from the Church separated Anglican the same those relied on as principles which the themselves Anglicans professed when from the to hold Catholic severing not the mark of Church. was Surely this Divine Unity Only last week Congress had been held in of the Church Anglican
;
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of
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women
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in merely, concerned, semblance any
not
adopted the decry the interests
of Punch
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—
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can
—
as
already known gold-bearing But to be lair of the colony. of to those desirous parties, on their luck as well as those that the admit we must
the
with areas "to
all
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at
prospects
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are
present
time to time kept We have from the from our readers posted in news issue we published in a late and field, W. by Mr. the gained impressions Oi. in a visit H. Timperley during is
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which form
does
it
on.
opinion
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leat
quality
course
is
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will
stone
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fiield
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on
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field
on
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charged with murderous a man charged assault, with and a embezzlement, charged man with minor assault. There charged a was warder on and duty night day. At night the warder took at up his position the toot of my a small bed, seated before with a book before in table, open him, whieh he noted It action of mine. every was horrible. I could not sleep. Whenever 1 opened my eyes during the long watches of the there his eye observing was night, me. For the four that days I occupied I
had
mission
before
brought
A has organ The
the
Lord
has
Queen
The
Handsome
the
The
Prussian elections
now
A
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returns the last
with
death
to
Diet,
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& B.
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ALL
of
firm
(.£1,200). the expressed
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which
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lost
result are
of
seats.
eight six,
and
the The both
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TYRES TRACK
a
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CHAMPIONSHIPS
for
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of the
boyhood's
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now,
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prayer, curl from
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mates
soft of
lips in
baptized
and sister
fair,
the
waves
of
knows
best
he
;
kiss
Somebody's
Somebody clung
And
there
And
he
the
Pausing "
on
the
fair
to the
drop
on
wooden
Somebody's darling
Without
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Her
take, know.
the
Charles
I. his wore at sale for by auction. of the garment was
ticity
several
letters, and, announced
tioneer The
Secret
stated
that
King his
on
the
was
rather
a
gether,
and
such
history, to
a
attraction, should tion
into
:
from and
An
been
the
Curtin, "
a
dared
not
of
a
recent
number
of
historic
places.
indica
peculiar
the
Myths
Western
and Slavs
number
of
visit
Myths
Henryk
resides
in
author
of
and
for
Christmas
Full
particulars
pear
in
our
next
of new issue.
and
and other
works.
the
premises
Western
It
those
that
the
acknowledged
ment,
while
notice
who
two are
at
vert,
and years he was
soft
General
Otis
that
he
ever
a
American
is
has
impeach their
of is
a
the con
Catholic
a
almost
so
forgotten
Protestant. Jockey.
returned
not
escaped
children Merritt
Wesley
all
among heroes
have
simon-pure
General
many that
least
undoubt
are
is
who
Sloan,
re
to
occasions. Rows. A series of Anti-Ritualistic of the antiout scenes, disorderly arising in St. Ritualist took movement, place Protestant Clement's Church, on Belfast, 6. The Sunday evening, November police had to clear the to be summoned building. The disturbances in English churches and continue. at public in meetings England Imperial of
the
towards
all
in
Amenities. Kaiser's with
the
the
East, following of his
whom
the
to
demeanour in
came
In
—
:
excursions
himself
illustra
an
contact
correspondent
incident
Arab baby in his mother's anxiety was
he
Beirut
a
As
affable
the
by
compliment
cites of
took
calming her
an
the
he telling of he seven, pro her upon the child's which
appearance,
course
Emperor and,
arms,
father
the
he
that
said
was
firmness
and
ALL
OTHERS.
TO
RIDE
THEM.
Folk Tales
views
photographic
The
corroborated by the of its limbs. sturdiness
he
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taken
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Mr.
—
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to Ireland
claim
to
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age. of
is
a
Times-
that strange Catholie newly-discovered
one
blood, sale
for
Vadis," "
with
Royal
translator
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God.
saw
Purposes.
ours.
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additional
Author.
Ireland,"
and
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of the
He
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garment
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is
of Lore Ireland," of the Russians,
to
execu
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submitted
Quo
the
200
stated, as stained with
Vermont. Tales of
During
was
him
the
American
Sienkiewicz's
yars,"
called
Bidding at
bidder, commercialism
the
Irish-
Bristol, Hero
by auc
of possession it passed subsequent
its
but
highest of
was
authen
the
and
have
ever
won
;
had a short America, In tact, but most successful racing season. if it be doubted may any jockey on the turf achieved his ever English percentage of wins. he had 87 Altogether only but he no less than 38 mounts, won on
whom
traced.
be
woman
Cross
The
which
book
a
the
gruesome fact that
the
odd failure
great
military
;
Gar
vest execution
After
at 20 guineas, knocked down
was
sleep. were
Catholic editors have says: been out of so many of making Catholics. heroes that naval and we have our
Tuesday, "
unclothed
vest."
fully
a
of each
Watchman
;
Covent
in
"
physician, daughter,
was
vest
On
The
that
came
than
sweetness
back
Church.
guaranteed the addition,
in
scaffold
vest
action,
was
braver
Orleans
At
;
their
of Whitehall," it History who attended Bishop
sky-coloured
sigh.
deep,
life
and
;
billows
t«e
on
dry
gone
pity's the
learned
"New
edly
the the
unwrung,
forgot
The ?
young his grave a tear slab at his head here." slumbers
den, offered
had
heart,
Against ?
May showers
springs
fighting
For
;
apart. dead,
Vest. King-street, sky-coloured
'
own
Peace
lips
at
S,
the
Love's
cently A
drifting before.
waves
;
Had
for him> watching again to her heart his blue eyes dim,
and him
bury
November
lotos, shore
sent
was
was long, long ago She thanks God to-day For the rod and the cross, They taught her to pray.
lay, hand.
parting
with child-like
smiling,
Tenderly Carve
lies
forehead
his
to
Somebody's waiting Yearning to hold
—
;
has
his
on
of the
by the
storm
Alone
light
rain
eat
Work
white
a
sunshine
the
barque
She
you there
rested
mother's, the
pride
has
the
That
cold.
fair
DONE.
her
dream
The
sake,
soft
somebody's
would
Out
and
BE
for
sent
And
gold,
love. somebody's him there enshrined Somebody's heart his name above, Somebody wafted the on wings of prayer. Night and morn away, Somebody wept when he marched brave, and grand Looking so handsome,
"
WILL
longed
She
grace.
of
waves
impose
can
For joy's brimming cup, The chalice of pain.
grave,
bosom
somebody's
hand
a
have
Jeremiah of
Diet
in
appeared
dust
his
The
—
after
of his
wandering on
once
bright
"
Prussian Both sections
the
hands
course, like.
?
so
HIS
send
DARLING.
light
of
enter
or
totalisator
.
the
to
month
first
poem
by the
hid
all
his
to the
splendid
francs
the
and
was
the
;
of the
be
his
Institute
It
the
lingering
history menced
gift,
that
ward
a
to
Victoria
a
mother.
suggested, objections from taxes
unto
receive
a
nave
see
I
betting,
God
aga>'n fined.
York
the of Leonine
lost have Conservatives Liberals have National the sections of Radical seats.
his
Friday
to
number
with
his
King's
was
New
Parliament. to
known.
fully
Church
tion, the
morn
and
a
has
Father greatest appreciation will be placed in the Anagin.
On I
Royal
Pope
Holy
of the
him.
300,000
at
next
Mayor,
Gift.—
laid
I declined
;
inst.,
the
to
the
never
me
appointed
officers
presented valued
sent
chaplain to do with the 28th
ad
Carey,
I have
They
man
On
sleep.
Father
prison.
Protestant
have anything last, morning
hours' see
him.
on
eyes the
to
the
to
chaplain my
four
not I asked
a
to
the
to
to
i
serious
nothing wrong in races long as a man does not and does not go beyond the bounds he should spend that which keep for his wife and children, or does not rob his employer, or of that something so no sort law, long as he breaks human I or do not divine, object. That is my opinion. That is what I think and believe, though many do me. not agree with or
letter that
saying wounded
of
word
at
a
-been
last
God
is
broad.
murderers,
Lacoste had
near never
later
lived
Been
which
Its
months
few
had
Was
food, from
to
those parted,
he
And
case, under the have
Newgate; attempted murder,
of with
ward
that but sacraments
of
death,
They Somebody's
way the
hospital kept
twelve
by
two
were
sentence
a
be
well-ventilated
lofty,
mates
own
son
Sister
were
Loudon.
debarred
I Well, was as, advantages, being and has to being one who close I could observation, of (jell. The use a separate
eyes
and a
in
Murmur
are entitled suitable fur
prisoners with apartment,
the
Somebody's darling
This hospital. be understood
must
for
Feeney
Brush
Mansion
Hollo to paraded with all
unconvicted
clothes, these
fr-
painful
the
scoundreldom the was
merciful.
niture,
I
most
removed
was
There
all
came Patrick
One
I
separate
a
to
detention
cells
Prison. rascaldom
again,
Cross
story
some
House
meet
Kiss me
mother
Govern to pension
percentage with sports,
or
wrong.
and damp are the curls of gold, Matted fair the snow of that brow, young Kissing Pale mould, are the lips of delicate Somebody's darling is dying now. his beautiful blue-veined Back from brow,
into.
And
as
The
that I be mad, must and, in conse he remanded me for eight quence, days, in order that the state of my mind should be
inquired
to
came
hand
Soon
protest
that
was
a
of
—
further
a
I
for
way
lines
be any a
the a
pay
—
whitewash'd halls, Where the dead and the dying lay, shells and Wounded balls, by bayonets, borne one was Somebody's darling day and so young so brave, Somebody's darling, Wearing yet on his pale sweet face,
In
cartoon
the
me
sion
to
look
the
what taxes Are no there they on moral objections grounds ? I none. have You must exercise moderation in imposing the taxes. In the abstract of taxing the question I do not from sports, see receipts any
but I would now you away, If you come back alive I'll but if are killed it will be you that died a to know you good
SOMEBODY'S
admitted
acted
so
vacant
a a
me
receiving connection
print.
bail
my
fully
answer
I
against peared
Army.
I
Mayor
to why that I
Mayor
joy
at
Monday
in then
of
case
to
Government,
take
me
soldier." Tears
cus
damage.
and
was
and
with
Lord
charge, as question
rested
a
a
into
him and
God, to
Into
the
French
of
at
I could.
if
thank a
hos
following
general
to
came
one
with
surrendered
charged
was
I
not
became
appear
march.
on
there
tainments,
:
House.
Monday
and
to
in
of the State to save him. for her son however, was late, a suit of army and blue, ready His mother the saw in
"
a
the
on
to
too
admiration to her The of hen brave came eyes. sight of blue in his new suit her touched boy She the mother of one was pride. willing his life while for his to sacrifice fighting She embraced him said country. Heaven has blessed me with such a son.
foul
When
about
interior
"
same
out
following
the
to
In
deciding
persons would
was
seconds,
course, of
ment
She
in
before
His Grace Commission, was asked Archbishop by the
chairman
from
already
evidence
his
giving
the
Deen
stared
they I waited,
cry
naa
She
the
taken up, I was to the Bridewell
wno
In
Aged Poor
"of
room
few
of
only
saw
hospital,
man
"dead
;
is only honour
is
she
the
the
and asked him if she could command, see her He is the darling boy. only one and she cried. to us all," Then she so precious shrieked with and fainted grief away. "While in this she condition was brought in.
honour
cried France."
la
heard
bystanders in
where
!
Coming
into
one
I was of up of Ausanother
the
smashed,
so
concerned there I immediately
is
near
at
Where
answer
tile
struck
doing
woman
loud
I
and in window.
French Order.
development
usual
and of many Friedland, won now so by that army victory before and I caricatured my eyes of him who the beneath thought sleeps of dome of the and memories Invalides, Hoche and Wolfe Tone, of Bantry Bay and of mind, my Castlebar, passed through and I could restrain my indignation With the I no only weapon longer.
is
the to be hoped that sincerely have not been -mistaken,
is
his
glorious basely
ing
the be
in
of
terlitz,
;
It
of and
that
been and
probabilities
uniform
the
horrified,
sounds un
Bull
a
the
as
My assignment
to
has
possibilities stuff of the
as
remem
done
stone
to
windows
America
the corpse of a young wounded at iataiiy the of Cedar He battle Creek. to be proved Patrick who enlisted at Feeney, Detroit. In his mother learned some of his way and she hastened to that enlistment, city
of representative the as England, and a needy organ-grinder of all, of France, and, worst representative the organ-grinder's in monkey dressed up
to
expert
an
there
that recognise the prove what
that
need
not
those
John
depicting
answer
S
in
saw
condition
well-fed
if
to
I
office.
cartoon
of
prevent of a rush to pros what might on more exhaustive been to have have proved pecting The exis in name. only a gold find in the .locality— and, of tence gold in parts of the indeed, many, other have never denied, we south-west everyone possible
South.
in
were
of
—
from field,
w
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has
conflict
verses
member
a
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—
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m
course
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taken
rise
a
from
the
£9
14s.
from
to
stocks has
of
South
;
have full been
disastrous
most
a
which
war-scares
the
on
effect
have
the
of
presence
The
time
to
press
issue'
in
connection
will On
school',
Theatre.
the
pupils
give
a
of
the
Convent
op
some
or
fifty
Sacred
Heart,
Highgate
Hill,
is
now
who
within
the
the
hand.
—
business
sheet
to decided the evening, of
form solved
was
there
as
was
before
the
dispense
with
which
it
meeting, to
was
card
a
lengthy
the
of
taken It
tournament.
the
of
re
was
Tatehani
entertainment
an
elected
was
Nominations
details. officers
for will
tions Next
the will
for be
various
reports
and
the
Tuesday evening, business
half-yearly the balance .
sheet.
Mr.
last.
term
new
Orr
through
of
ber
E.
for
in
joining "The
applauded
cornet
solo
of the
meet
musical"
later
the
in
tion
of
a
well
given enjoyed Pardon
Hughes also
O
Tatham
,
to
go
(4th
stocks
(6th), 3d;
ld.
Boulder
;
Mr.
ern
(3rd), Pride Hannans I van hoe South Austin
:
3d. (4'h), Reefer's
United
;
(10th), 3d. (5th),
;
;
3d.
Vllth),
;
with
by Mr.
am,
'Path
Mr.
by
Island
Lake
Austin
Mc-
;
a
wooden
and
was
sang
sold
13th at
£2
7s.
£4 6d., tiucbs.
7s.
£3
5s.,
£3
12s.
6d.
per
ton,
in
local
lid.
per
per
lb.
doz.;
fruit
also
£9
10».
in full and £9
arm
Local
butter,
from
lhe
and Late" nicely, very a with recitation followed Mr: Bush Christening." in Earth Queen of the
Too
Onions,
to sold
Old. 12s. 3d.
2d.
Ducks, 18s.
Is.
at
Figs, to 8d. low
per
Dora
were
Sleith, thainks Mr.
a
"
(Tennyson). during given
a gave recitation entitled solos Two .banjo
Hayes
the evening by Mi-. much The and were very enjoyed. are due to of the especially society who acted as accompanist Zollner, and those the to
throughout gentlemen
evening,
who
from
came
other
societies
"Australian the programme. will be the main item and Poets Authors and it is to be hoped for next meeting, and show enthusiasm will their members in up large turning by patriotism numbers. to
help
in
''
Strange
slumber
when
he
was
be
as
Does
he
owe
you
"
not
No,
thick
Miss thing be ?
Dixcy
than
Years
of
8s.
Merton-st.,
Aug.
1896
pair.
but
of
of the a of tire by the clanging gong which went patrol wagon by; the dashing residence. He died in a minute parochial or
I
two.
B. ARE
& B.
OUTFITS
UNDOUBTEDLY AND VALUE
THE
1
but
"W. 8th,
Tonic
—
:
me.
Recently,
however,
BEST
QUALITY.
cook
the
:
the
I
so,
of
the
made
for
a you; have can
hour
an$
day to
objects
tor
you
of the
did
I can't want
not
next
day they came adding request,
again, "
can you So the owl,
midnight."
began
left,
crow
spied
him
you look hanged instead
if
as
frog
the
no
to
going
Loid
High
be hanged," at all, nothing life, and they
the
I've
lived
take
philosopher." its very crow, simple, at everything hear you
for
have
to
sure
said
"
But
having
being
I'm
for I owl, in a tree all
to go. with
were
you
of
"
her
and come,"
when a up, "What's the
packing and asked,
? ;
but
;
boiling
Then
he
Lord
know my
said
"Oh,"
a
"
turn
up
your and and see, that into comes
talk
the
first
your wiser
head
;
they
the will
out,
and
in
palace. tiers, hand
the they understand, So the owl set you." arrived, at the days He the cour scarcely glanced at arid touched the Princess's merely with his beak. What dignity,"
they
all
said,
must
be
nonsense
less think
three
"
.
"what
he
seif-possession,
great philosopher." They took him to the golden showed him the tower, but curtains; golden bed, and; the, velvet all this forth word called, no of splendour He his at admiration. turned nose up and when he lay on the downy everything, and said he bed, be jumped up in a hurry had on so hard in all never slept anything Which as he his life. was perfectly true, in a tree. the had But cour only roosted tiers What a he said, personage great must be." At last the Princess requested him to lecture before the Court. He shut himself ate stew up for three days, frog then all the and delivered a time, long lecture which The nohody understood. with Court listened no open mouth, but dare one not say he could comprehend it, for fear his neighbour might be wiser than himself. So ..all. How said, beautiful what I !" The Just owl lectured thought and remained Lord week every High and'died with the Philosopher, reputation of a great sage. There are such owls in a great many
!
a
"
.
world
this write
children.
quickly
dears,
If
you
like
and
tell'
me
and
after
.
;
robes
midnight."
me
More
the
owl,
at
?"
being is engaged,
xours
taking, was complaint in sounder, ;
now
see
"
and
did
elves
are
excuse
the
my
and away, and alert cheerful, health and more bodily been for many than I have years. mentally, recommend I would any person strongly allied dis or from any dyspepsia suffering Tonic. W ALBERT order to try Clements C. J. Ham, J. P. Witness.— LYONS. driven
am
what-
recommended
was
take Clements Tonic. to followed almost instant relief that a few bottles irritating I
and.
to
and
ready,
at
nose
for a years, dyspepsia I have advice acted upon medical although to be of specifics and taken alleged largely but from cures for that malady, distressing did material relief come to neither source I
blinking
the next again day. owl," said "the he, the torcome; you golden
Philosopher."
Drove it away "Wendouree," Lyons, writes on Park, Victoria, I have suffered severely of
came
wonderful
desires
frying
.be
Dyspepsia.
number
sat open
of
but
Highness
.matter
wanted
Everything
:
owl eyes Most
tales
and is
stew
you draw every really ought to
it
High ;
same
salary.
6d.
to
Do
:
larger Artist
before-
served at midnight frog-stew So the dance. sing nor Fiddlestick and liis train with
can
Wise
said the
to."
Albert. Albert
startled
don't
were. you ?" Brown
he
satin
up
neither
Royal
ye
Jones as
the
want
every
to
all
yellow
"
frog-stew
an
lawyers
money but exactly
Clements
it
ore.
must
and
to
Mr.
6s.
is
then,
in
"
or
special
of your
by this
"You
seem
6s.
romeo's
sound
holds
ordered
so
musicians
High
Philosopher
coort."
5d.
Rev. Thouias F. of St. D.D., Charles Borpastor Church, Sidney-place, Brooklyn, has died of a sudden which caused fright heart Father Ward was in a rupture. A
Ward,
or
being
isn't
from Death.
any such
lose
—
"
Mr.
the
Is.
to,
.
and
usual his good style, of wood rendering
of
did
Now, that
Poujtry,
—
sang
court,
Smith:
lb. per and 12s.
"
Lanphier
lave
the
being
Pribes: 7d.
Is.
eggs, do., Is.
crier
matter.
I I
tower
of
life
"
in and
knights
of
drew
the his
get
Princess
still
is.
realising Pota supplies. and sold we at supply, in truck per ton, lots. 8d.
Turkeys,
pair.
and
are
We
imported:
3d. per case. Local doz.; per imported to 7s. 6d. per pair. per
6d.
17s. £4
abundant
are
much
chaff £2
6a.,
Friit
Cape gooseberries, to
week
inueli
offering.
Vegetables
owing
Not
Cape gooseberries
and
figs
£11,
"
Rieussett
B.
We
of
dream
Irish
the clear nouncement:
forjj
December
miner's
An
3d.
the
forward.
you
the Lord
drew
General
to
pages
where
to
came
with astonish in satin green
thousand band
a
oak,
Lord
possessions
want
spirits
the
own.
Victory
;
and iCo., of the Todd Mart, Murray-street, tha report following
ending
unless
others
blackguards
auction
the'
covet
Never
made-
High Fiddlestick velvet. They
forest, over, then
nine
in
that
wink
"
of
man
procession
learned owl," saidThe Princess Fiddlestick, commands your appearance at court." But the owl hooted the courtiers and What I do at asked, can court ?" Do of you the wisdom care to hear of theany
resolutely
The
REPORT.
by
Probably
no
a
forest
black
(16th),
3d. (14th), Tindals (24tli),
Markets,
Inspector
some
mice-
;
Lord
the Ita
distin
space
though
to eat night One day there
more
and
was
He is ably and well. brother brotherhis and supported by who are both Irishmen. in-law, so
Novem
tfioiii
Associated
Oldfield's Eureka
obtained
short,
holds a position and responsibility,
Con
(2ist),\2d.
(extended
exhibi
song,
an
City
the
r
at
the
;
Mexican
Messrs. James A. and Produce
years
became'
it
;
;
in
difficulty
East
ferreat
Zo'pe
and
country
Wadnuminga
Valley (10th), Id.,;. (id. Island (4th), Island 3d.; Bake, Aus Id. Island' Lake Austin
3d;
(8th),
Cen
Oversight 3d.
ago,
Customs.
of the Extended
(3rd), Id.
Iron
Charlie
Extended
:
(3rd), sols Id.; (4th), Pherson's Eeward
ber) TJd.
Great
(28th),
North
and
as
is
airyiana
lived in a great bird of learning had travelled
a
hundred a ribbons,
trying
Director of Chinese Customs. Hart entered the Consu Robert in China service years forty-four
lar
\
Bonnie
North
Asso
Id.
\
249
a
there
owl,
who
pink armour, golden
.Hart, Sir
Bcmlder
3d.
14. Block
prices toes
Culligan's
followed
such has reached and influence power
time
old
and
and
how times, of position Robert Sir
recent
r "
a
the
elves
ment—five
"
ago. in
Irisman
No
''
broker,
(4th),
Nor'West (5th), lid. Golden
principal
second
the
eminent
more
wnere
respectability,
through
;
century
a
do."
two
think
the of his 'boasting However that may the younger remark,
"
and studied said he only sat up pie and frog-stew.
rose to the rank of Fieldwhile President McKinley descendant of Francis McKin is the of the Ulster .rebels ley, the leader
Marshal
Decem
for
Royal, Mint
(11th),
Id; Bayley's
;
Great
—
10.
December
J,
share
lis|
Monarch
;
Extended
scarce,
A
and much
who
father
:
1.
2s.
still
a
the
is
Nugent, of
son
guished
ever,
and
stock
following
Count
tative,
by a
confined,
DFQEMBLR.
the
December
Due
6d., 12s.
Brien
song. much ap effort
was
his
gentleman
"The
Mr.
well-rendered
a
was
Lyhane
entitled
for
evening.
Came
A.
chorus. and Suicide,"
Mr.
the
was
Anchored,"
we
the
I
been
Know
upon oak an
hollow
Count
,.A
from l
between ago.
"
glorified or
aon
Once
branches West One of the Meath family has won high positions in Austria, and the present represen-,
friends.
FOR
December
prices
even
the
opened
by Mr.
as
preciated,
his
Barrett,
(7th),
Fruit ami
"
gave sent recited
to
PRODUCE
programme Wallace followed and Mr. an overture, then Mr. recitation. Goodman a all pre The of the Queen," Soldiers
with
H.
W.A.
King
evening and got des
bears the de Morphe,
and
of Conde
days
;
the young Spanish King the of great family
Murphy.
to
regret
as
time the
attack, at
LIST
society
the chair, occupied with business routine
Zollner
Mr.
ing. with
Mr.
above
Wednesday
business The special and a smoke night
patch. ing was
was
the
in
on
the
the
much
.........
commenced
was
"
A
—
Perth.
night. held on and reasons, be
belongs
to
name
to of St. Eospital Subiaco, sterns completely are for his happy death Prayers
South
elec
for
compiled
received the
of
Murphys,
'
remain
Mr. has
tin
of leading presentation
the
therefore,
courtiers
conversation
"
;
\
for
meeting
meeting
those,
some
CALL
arrange
will
fund
a
of Spanish
of
Lake
and
next
place
building
been
hopeless. all that
the
were
coming term,
the take
week
the
to
of the
of press, |he condition the Eev. Father O'Shea,
God
Boulder
be should the to the attending orphans given Mr. G. Catholic Orphanage in Subiaco, and that
All
the
aid
O'Shea.
pulmonary John
tral
was
business
have
in
W e very that, say
Eev.
has
Due
rather
a
of
drawing
;
a
few have
"
of the
ciated
weekly mooting of last held Monday
usual
society end
re-
that
in the event will do well that the alert, so the blocks of in time. sold may be received
on
Due
evening,
to
again readers
our
interested
are
to be tickets
who
SOCIETIES.
The
nave
art-union
at
near
Fatheb
the is but case region poverty, to When we come of conceivable things. strain on cre the our perpetual chastity But to ask us is dulity scarcely tolerable. have dedicated believe that to Anglicans is too obedience to themselves life-long The is incredible. much: No, the story to the good lady who gave the information in error. must have been News Daily
Subiaco. the above
e
Children.
?" In town." Where Oh, I ifs motherevident quite your has been round showing you the fairy the bower, and the hob-goblins' dens, the whereabouts To many of magic caves. is I have Fairyland very doubtful. heard, it said it is next to but nay little Ireland; friend has it much located nearer home.. on the conversation I Bordering asked Where the fairies ?" are myself, We so hear little of them all now-a-days; thehide and year they away, only appear with Santa Claus at Christmas Per time. the fairies are haps he and related. If' not are to they they ought as the be, mission of each to be to do seems good and Then I remembered give pleasure. that somewhere within of the. pages an old magazine I had long, long ago read some fairy stories, By an old-fashioned fellow."' I hunted and Here hunted. are the spoils of my chase for you. I hope the story will it has a moral that even please you much with older folk may ponder over advan To it in its tage. would give entirety than fill more our allotted so I column, must cut it short."
con
of
drew
Yes I thought,
Another Irishman stands high in the favour of the Czar of Russia, and under the Russianized name of General O'Brufscheft barely conceals his Irish of O'Bryan. He cognomen is chief of the staff of the general Russian of the trusted army, and one advisers of the Czar, who has loaded him and decorations. with honours Marshal MacMahon, the President was Irish in of the French Republic, and one of the most brilliant origin
the
Creafternoon
Tuesday
Consent
The
enough to embracing
hard
is
voluntarily
C.Y.M.
in
people,
sixty
x "
who
ancestor
it ©u
be,
Europe.
Bro that of
—
it
Now
Anglican
an
held
be
mind
the
—
time.1' of
Christian
Loretto
vv
James He v. the Hon. the admitted the three as a monk, receiving Adderley and obedience, of vows poverty, chastity, Six of his robe. each and blessing portion the at Sisters of Mercy were professed think
the
of
Monday evening
the
was
Ulster,
(Children.
elder must superior knowledge.
the
in
high
O'Donnell, when England
country
Catholic
overheard boys a
little
and of the grandees a Duke of Prime Tetuan, present of Spain Minister and one of the and in most able men soldierly line
go
distribution
with On
College. Patrick's
has
same
a
annual
we
our prevents present pur of the. report
in
giving
and
which
at
Hugh
his
quered
market.
"
of
"
Red
fled
—
?
"
had
have Who could Can it be it come when dreamt that the time would to an would be imagine even possible of poverty, vows Anglican Bishop receiving ? This, however, and obedience chastity, in the Times ) read is what we ( C&tholic us A lady informs that the Daily News in of London in Chapel, Berkeley Bishop True
Joseph's
ice
sen
re
the from Dramatic
will Convent Tues and on performance, the annual of the day evening exhibition of the Sisters of pupils Mercy at St. will Hall. come off at the Town Joseph's That of of St. Brigid's will be the pupils held on Thursday.
lis.
North Kalgurli, Kalgurli, of the small and the majority The year all had heavy falls.
and lid. Brooktnans
the
society, of £9
:
St.
Schools.
morne
View
6d.
52s.
the
Catholic
St.
Lake
:
this
to rise equally of his Emperor.
promises
,
Colleges
£8
been would have splen and now are Associated, 89s., View Lake Consols, £11 12s. 6d.,
dropped to have dropped
of
members dub.
prizes thers'
17s.
;of
ceipt
Golden
some
;
;
now
in
December.
last
which
10s.,
15s.
have
differences from
Society.
—
the
I
.
;
to
are requested behalf on acknowledge,
;
;
stocks
Dear
;
;
;
foreign which is eloquent
and enterprise of her capacity sons. two men Within recent years, the very of Irish blood have filled in Austria and positions highest Spain. The late Viscount Taafe, the Privy and Premier, Councillor, friend of the Austrian Em private was Viscount the eleventh peror, Taafe and Baron Ballymote of Ire a land and his son who is also of the Austrian Count Empire,
of
force
country have risen soil than
the
the
defence
on
fact
a
Ireland,
;
notice
CORNER.
no
)
who
men
high
Our
;
Bits
Tit
(says
claim more places
can
to
last On Sunday Catholic members
—
closing prices Associated, 10£d.; :
Eev.
Eight
Salvado
Salvado.
to
during Great 21s. Boulders, 80s. Perseverance, £5 Boulder 9d.; 15s.; Golden Lake View £9 8s. 9d.; Consols, 6s. £14 10s. Chaffers, (buyer) Horseshoe, 8s. 3d. (buyer) 6d. Croesus South United, £6 12s. 6d. (buyer) Kalgoorlie Kalgurli, 18s. 9d. Hannans 10s» 7£d Oroya, Mint, South lis. Bellevue 3d.; Proprietary, in W.A. 28s. 9d. The tendency Kalgurli, stocks for this week was more favourable, rather were on a the dealings although but advices on Tuesday small scale, by cable the feature tone was a cheerful morning, of the market. Golden Horse Associateds, all and Great Boulders hardened, shoes, looks like a sharp and the market having It will be interesting flutter before Xmas. to
GRANDMA'S
—
Bishop
—
week
the
WAY.
.
rule, the
a
as
THE
LEADS
IRELAND
.
The
they have and much to be present proud of in Dr. Thornton about in the future. hopeful but, to have been strangely angry, appears will for we merely express the our part, will dc little that the diatribe opinion mischief of Victoria, to the reputation harm to the though it may do considerable character of the Bishop. R. H. Barrett, Mr Mining Quotations. the has stock and share received broker, from his London following quotations that,
NEWS.
be
Children
letter.
What
would
"
miserable
W.
woman
A.
to
reply,
Record
Office.
of
become were
to
he addressed
to
it
story,
so.
Replies
if
my
!
lovingly, GRANDMA.
invited
are
Grandiiia's Grandma"
—
widespread here, it may British parents a
.
from
visible being the said that feel children
—
far
—
So
many for
not
a a
baby.?
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us
Record. he paper,"
it.
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j
Herald
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of
opinion
George King,
the
reports William
Messrs.
competent
and
The
authorities,
where
air.
in
Why,
Mr.
there
Zealand
as
many in .mosquitoes
are
already there are The com
as
sparrows
Perth
parative
imagination
further.
Perhaps
extend
can a
is
it
centre
given
soil,
good farms.
has
George Shenton, to a visit England,
on Perth tertained members
ment
tne
the
whose parents her in spearing of manslaughter
true
'
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to
first
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transport
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with
Cuba
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rely conducted For
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still
served,
lines
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price
see
lists,
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year
to
are
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offered
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:
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on
daily.
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Eastern
by telegram
or
the,
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more
do
We
them
are
unequalled.
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;
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bought
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in
London
at
a
month
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houses
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or
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for
trade.
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catalogue.
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or
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your
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in
position
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new
so
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Saddlery, USUAL
AND &
fittings etc.
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the
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for
catalogues.
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Perth.
for etc.,"
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CUSTOMS,
FORWARDING,
SHIPPING, COMMISSION
GENERAL
No.
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CHAMBERS
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Commercial
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AND
AGENTS.
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Jockey
Club.
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LONDON,/
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by buying
GORDON
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.
Street,
and money
FINANCIAL, be
will
prices.
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save
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AUCTIONEERS,
customers
department
repair
can
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\j
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;
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detail.
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be
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and
ENGINEER AGENT
Share
Office Box
MACHINERY.
papers.
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STREET.
and
Perth.
OTHER.
PERTH.
THE
prominent
old, at
ANY
MURRAY
Stock of
DRINK
NEVER
OSBORNE-COLUMBIAHARVESTING
Passengers.— The Spanish has arrived at Cadiz
WEAKNE,
Nicholson
in
and
daily
C.
kept
a
occupy as of
WILL
in
finest
'
.
will
being
on
the
BEST
of the Verdict the market, and
Australian
This-
embarkation
the
on
Unqualified
at £20. Cycles, Monopole Cycles,
;
I
1,788 repatriated
.
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Mr. can
Agents
I
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were
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YOU
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communications
—
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absolutely
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/.
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SMITH
materially
is
to
EXCELLENCY
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it
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AND
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William Begg, Rev. Dr. Begg, a the Presbyterian a notable man of
and
;
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ROBERT
TO
TRIAL
Member
in
association
charities,
—
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tributed
three
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this
and a host of prizes. obtainable from only Is. each, and are local or from the W.A. agents, representa J. D. 487 Brownhill, tive, WellingtonPerth. Last art union.' dis street, year's
now
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R.
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are
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stands, of the late of leader
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The Immense people of Western leads the trade. IT GIVE A
I
announcement
the
to be permitted at from shipped, Kimberley, Wyndto be landed ham for Fremantle at Owen's There they will Anchorage. are
by
STANLEY
a
/repairs.
end, Jangaroo, died, recently
sentenced to prisoner being labour at Rottnest. hard years'
Cattle
aided
Association. our advertis appears columns of the tenth Nationaling great Fete and Art Union to be held in Melbourne in connection with Austhis truly tralasian which is organization, fighting for a united Australasia—" One people, one is The art union a feadestiny." special tuxe of the annual and the prizes re-union, are commensurate with the of importance An
Jangaroo, of Minnigy, witnesses fied in that, by aboriginal of a death in a the event occurring felt tribe, anger was by the surviv who believed that a relatives, ing on the deceased had been cast spell It was thus that by another tribe. had
whose
he
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Colonial
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famous Free Church, business.
en
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came
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is
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O
BREWERY Mount's Bay
STANLEY
London
at ui
Mr.
trial
Minnigy
estate
platform,
viuu
Secretary Sir George expressed his presiding. intention of returning to the colony at the beginning of June. At
BRIGHT
Louncil
.Legislative
the
Buildings,
by
trustees
actor,
firtri
afternoon Friday by both Houses of Parlia-
on
of
at
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James Tyson
Walter
known labour
is
&
M.K
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left
.
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which who
Sir
MERCHANTS,
Perth.
AND WE DEFY COMPETITION. of Teas are in and General flavour unapproachable body. first quality only kept in stock. Dairy and farm produce fresh daily. etc., variety. Hardware, tinware, always in stock.
STANLEY;
The anti-anarchist conference in Rome has alarmed num its objects, bers of whom have taken in refuge
kinds.
PRICES
great
DRINK
of his surviving relatives. of confirmed prospects peace are not so certain as had been of late The disarmament supposed. conference has been postponed, and warlike and utterances preparations in many places to be made. continue
a
in
& SPIRIT West
Street, QUALITY,
blends
special of the
groceries
The
water splendid supply, Pigs and poultry were which is condemned neglected, .as a mistake. Mr. Lowe recom to mends farmers to give attention the market promising late Dotatoes, to be before long stocked with the earlier
Mr. His
ministered committee
,
and
Marquis
Drapery
WINE
DRAPERS,
/
late
intestate.
merMr. Theo. R. Lowe, produce in reporting to the Nelson chant, of certain farms Agricultural Society, in the Blackwood district, speaks of what had come under his highly notice. He had found there excel
lent
GROCERS,
ot
possesses
The
rabbits.
PERTH
SNIGG,
"BEEHIVE"
expert, district
year.
particularly
&
BOOR FOR
the dairy Crawford, the Bridgetown
of
39
and
37
—
Calixto
cause.
it
no
hungry breed of sparrow-hawk they are on the look out for. Sparrows are next in New Zealand door to
,
General
t
—
and
building) MARKETS.
(Telephone 487.) Sales of Fruit, in 355 Murray street, Fa.rm, and Dairy Products the rooms, daily at 11 a.m., and on sales Thursday at 10 a.m. Account Farmers promptly rendered. chaff to Market Sales of live stock be forwarding please consign as Siding. may or Tallow sold locally or arranged. Hides, Skins, as required. shipped
:
many patcnes but heavily timbered magnificent soil, to and costly clear. The timber he believes to pay better calculated than for the nekt 30 years. grazing He condemns an indiscriminate de struction of trees. The' anywhere district he describes as suitable for purposes, and dairying capable qf the yielding green fodder throughout
—
any
was
A.
reports
Here is a neat canard. A telegram under rate Mel bourne Dec. 13th, states that the N.Z. Government have' offered "ioo for a within to be imported two sparrow to months from England, destroy
about
the
in
-
Our
rnat
are
insects. in New
he the
was
trial
Birds
..
Cuban insurgent leader, from Washington,? on a visit. Pneumonia
announced
is
Goldfield,
of
the
Garcia,
the favorable to Donnybrook where convinced they are that there are payable reefs, and as well, alluvial. The perhaps, prospectors in natives of question, Bunbury, to give the field a have resolved six as
months
death
.
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larra
ST.
-
the W.A. and brave
MUBRAY
.
iNarra
Auctioneers,
355
with to the Cablegrams regard action of the Pope towards a rumoured Carlist in must be attempt Spain what taken for worth. It they are seems as that hardly likely yet His Holiness has moved in the matter.
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.
speaker. ture of the '98 Centenary celebrations held at Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie.
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Kalgoorlie, magnificent
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DIAMOND
MANUFACTURERS,
WATCH
JEWELLERS,
AND
GOLD
SILVER
Auckland.
Co..
MERCHANTS,
SMITHS.
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AND 397
395
and Fashionable
such
low
a
of
means
have surroundings on influence refining
Pleasant ling and see
and
effort
to
only
elevates
ens
the
reach
perfection the moral
mental
closest mands
element
sonal
adornment. :
any but
object not strength therefore
and The
and
first
these lines which that of dress and is
com.
on
attention
former
in
success.
of the
effect
tone,
faculties,
material
promotes
the best
are
surroundings The attainment.
of
-possible
humanity duty of all to
the
becomes
therefore that their it
ennob
an
per.
says
of the
thou canst the proclaim
afford-
Shakespeare
—
costly lets of
gold
brooches
figure
that her
gratifying while
respect, Fortune
of
arrangement
tion'
POWER OF ENVIRON. MF.NT.
THE
HAY
thy
For
the apparel
oft From
have
garments
the
doth
earliest the
been
siders certain
herself
selection
of to
go
ment.
These
silver,
of
wealth
and gold and re
lady,
of
amount
should
days
symbols
man.'
of the present day 'con well-dressed without a
No
finement.
as
such
it
the
best
jewellery.
For
the
is
necessary
that
she
possible
establish attain
establishments
through position of the discernment
intuitive wants
ability of
and
their the
the community,
of the and expansion extension and with access business, each fresh field gives new them of knowledge. Such places proclaim choice to the merest and selves tyro, that is seen becomes easy because nothing merit. a of does not present high standard seize and quickly Experience knowledge which is of and that good conception -upon which artistic and set aside that design, features. commendable no presents most most To the sacred and ladies its is the ring, of all admired jewellery the heart the of with association feelings The undoubtedly give it its pride of place. of these, set with diamonds, rubies, variety tur emeralds, sapphires, opals, pearls, cannot and other stones, precious quoises, the admiration of every fail to command to These will be found at prices beholder. The suit plain gold wedding every purse. the of endless emblem constancy, ring, and be seen in every size, also weight, may next under review Brooches come price. of the prominent account position they on of adornment not occupy, only as a means As the beauty of of utility. but as articles stones be diamonds and ether precious of the lapidary's comes by means greater and so are the attractiveness beauty skill, selecof a by the tasteful lady enchanced
has
the
in
this
Dame on whom the more choose from In brace dazzling gems.
may in
designs
recent years the large and and artistic,
the
has
fashion
of
art
every
changed
"
and
hobby
can
think
appeals
more
one
of.
While strongly
jewellery, to the of
those
perhaps, hearts
of it
gentlemen, the
to
present
careful
Self-denial, of success,
one
must
latter
to
undoubtedly
is
be equally possible appear dress His often commands ance. respect and his jewellery gives increased confidence with he in to those whom comes contact. The first of is the accumulation wealth their with who and those fight personal, in life the beginning of accumu own battles the most lation is of all acquisition difficult. true
that
than
ladies
should
the
of
best
the
be
essential
of possession good jewellery cation has that the owner control, to
likely devolve to
In gold Belect
a possesses fulfil any him. upon
alberts
from,
there
is
diamond go
away
AND
of
a
very many had in
397
may
fine
stock
patterns. 15,
9,
prices range gold alone the
while
rings the most disappointed.
under and is
that
embracing
to .£20. In rings, be pleased, can
indi
an
taste,
obligation
can be also quality and the 18-carat gold,
ofall
is
himself
correct
Ti.e
70s.
qualities Thus the
exercised.
in
signet
fastidious
will
Lockets
and
PRICE
the
scope'bo
designer,
here
present all of which now contain nearly of precious Gold and stone. variety silver and for cedar pencil cases, telescopic, in great numbers. pencils are represented Gold and silver match boxes, sovereign and combinations form purses, quite a small and these lend exhibition, as themselves for presentation very readily purposes, they should commend to those themselves in
and from taste and not
pend-
search
of
articles
of
this
description.
of the essential and it gentleman, follows that they shouid possess necessarily This has been a reliable watch. firm so and known wherever the long favorably is watches English language spoken for its that comment is almost on.them superflous. These in are stoqked. gold," silver, gunand sold from metal, and nickel, are 20s. It should be borne in mind upwatds. that, the low of notwithstanding prices these, is sold that will not nothing give good re sults. In watches ex many, high-grade and embrace quisite designs are to be sc.en, in some of the their maufaeture most work of the skilled exquisite English whose handicraft continues to be, artisan, the notwithstanding foreign competition, the world For best can produce. purposes of there is no public presentation perhaps that article meets with universal approval so much as a good gold watch. The stock of is that watches one would do credit to Like everything any place in the world. else the watch has undergone changes, a watch being now the exception key-winding rather than the rule. in Many novelties the ol the case also are shape and chasing
Punctuality
of
qualities
in
a
is
one
lady
or
evidence. Those
of will find sporting proclivities attention that every has been paid to their in at requirements 'chronographs prices from .£6 10s. ranging upwards. The effort of the of every home lady -
should
be
to
make
it
a
As
sanctuary.
and sculptors embody their and them giving form, colour, so and taste of the life, should the mind ladies be embodied in giving individuality and to home beauty their surroundings. No home can said be to be complete without aid. the silversmith's The necessaries and of call for first embellishments the table as are the most mention, perhaps they useful of all the articles of this art. These comprise, forks, spoons, cruets, epergnes, fish knives and entree salts, forks, dishes, and a thousand and one vegetable dishes, articles cannot here. that we enumerate For the innumerable bedroom there are articles of the toilet table, comprising silver-backed clothes and hair brushes, hat painters thoughts,
LISTS
ON
hand
brushes,
combmirrors,pin-trays, puff boxes, trays, pomade jars, scent and salt bottles, curling tongs, glove stretchers, manicure button sets, shoe lift, etc. hooks, For the there are library inkstands, paper cutters, paper weights, book-marks, calen dar and holders, pens, other pencils, The articles. in this display -
department,
embracing
it
as
does
and
both is
sterling
silver
electroplated ware, undoubtedly one the sights of the of Western capital and in Australia, search of goods everyone of this should pay the establish description of
ment
a
visit.
The wants of clubs and societies for not trophies have been overlooked. A of designs magnificent assortment in cups, and other medals, articles representative of the various sports and arts is available for selection. These the present very latest in developments their respective applications. Secretaries and others en trusted with the purchase of such articles would do well to communicate with the firm. The
of
marble
clocks is quite an includes time with the keeping surrounding of the mansion or Most of these cottage. the hours strike and half-hours, and all are the of artistic production France. Wooden clocks for less pretentious are purposes also while available, clocks and carriage the more elaborate in fancy clocks designs form quite a striking feature in this de partment. array
exhibition keepers in
The
in
variety is quite
purses
Lizard, Morocco
displayed
on
colour
are
In
short,
in
silver-mounted the uniniated. Russian leather, the various among
mystery
a
crocodile, and calf
kinds
and
itself,
are
to
the view, while varieties of almost as be seen great as can in the window of display the large drapery It establishments. seems indeed a sine non in some that qua cases the purse shall match the dress in colour.
the establishment of
panorama
of business, the shelves
changing the
where for
years.
small
is
a
constant
a live beauty, place on goods do not lie The principle of returns is kept con
profits and quick in stantly mail steamer view, and every fresh of brings the newest supplies and best goods that the old world can supply.
inducements and facilities are those desirous of Christ sending to their in presents friends England the other colonies.
Special offered mas
and
to
All desirous of or of purchasing articles, obtaining information them respecting should visit the establishment of Messrs Stewart Dawson and Co., 397 Hay-street and Perth, London, Sydney, Melbourn and Auckland Advt.J —
APPLICATION.
AND
DAWSON HAY
and
examine all varieties one can are real works of art, both the design and as regards the finish of the work. Many modern ideas have been brought forward in the some
!
tions
give
the
scarf-pin,
order to the ponderous from those small varying of to the elaborate made purely gold with diamonds and designs sparkling of stones. The other range precious those of is suitable to moderate prices most as well as to the means wealthy. Muff chains are a modern development of in the and now find taste, great favor In own Old World. our colony they are and way, promise making their gradually favorites. The to beceme general speedily of precious into introduction stones, these the rondels is a in new shape of idea, and the effect is quite charming. Pendants ad for to these also an attachment are The of the mirable innovation. conception different kinds of in many these, mostly heart shape, are quite amazing. The of the new necklet -from evolution the old is a quite natural one, and in keep that have taken the changes ing with articles of jewellery. Those place in other and unless in now shown are very fine, with stones are combination precious quite inexpensive. to go into minute It would be impossible and varied articles of of the detail many ladies' state on we jewellery view, but may in passing that they embrace representa from
STEWART,
National Library of Australia
at
those
smiles
ILLUSTRATED
395
aots
jewellery. sold
now
everyone desire
"
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'journalist from
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pretend
to
the
inquire
into
France, piling
Maxhrs.
tions.
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are
of
should
be
when
actually
nitaries
that
situation
up To
defended
to
in
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missionaries in the islands of the Catholic services the and of their towards natives, with months that tallies that' some which, in to calumnies in ago reply published the from Perth, we ourselves quoted Protestant a au Review, high Quarterly
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her
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send
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herself
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repeat,
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will
well
discretion
and
with
do
they
course, law.
offender, but his
are
presents
choose to reminded
;
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upon
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issue!
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sold
refer
useful,
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handkerchiefs, is
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at to
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dresses, of ties, for the
most
reason
their
advt.
in
movement
—
for
the
revival
and literature. Speak of things which led
Organisation
Society,
of
the
:
"
—
"
when I times," says Lady Gregory, thatched farmhouse, go into" a little and am led from the raftered wideto what con hearthed kitchen is sidered the honour of the greater I see the inner room, chief place on the wall between the sacred pictures to a It small frame. given glazed of contains the warrant for the arrest in a son of the house as a suspect the troubled days of the eighties. I always feel that there is a in the little wooden stronger protest frame than outburst of violent any words could cpnvey." Lady Gregory the has been able to recognise pride even our which the humblest of feel numbered in people being amongst the enemies of the Sassen ach and of his rule. So may it ever
Greg
'
'
.
and also on the production, afforded support by Conti Governments the towards of agriculture and the promotion of technical education. The spread fact that in 1890 there was only one
material nental
Society year there are than 243 societies, comprising about thousand thirty members, is from the farmer's sufficiently eloquent to the point of view, while the result consumer seen be in may the excellent Irish now butter creamery the to be had throughout country. " The trade of the creamery societies has been and as steadily increasing, that
their good manage mention that during the the total losses years by bad
last five debts amounted on
penny
there
If
in
to
and
advice
which
nauseam
out
of
and are
Irishmen,
there we have
is
that
It
is
is
it one
heard
"
in
that
ueiuru
seen
help
Government
abreast
the
has
to
tread
dairy inspectors So much for some
by
a
and
been
people's
"
faith
in
and
aud
Wagin a
Flood
Narrogin,
the to
have
are
held
soon
the
in
services
attendance
at
fair usually there is no church, which, is. due, to the proximity of Katanning. is
Flood
the
and
little
his
euphonious
well-known
hands
of
to
owing
miles There
are
pleasanter
30
travelling and
when
clergyman
where
he
at finds
had
together or
end
two
hoped
Great number
monthly.
three
or
to
the
than tliiugs under a broiling of thatjourney
more
the
bear
"Larrikin," the
throughout
many miles
Broomeliill although probably,
horse, of
name
district, they travel
of
a
the
ling
in the residing suffi was hardly which their church
attendance
warrant
celebrated
Hall,
notwithstan
of Catholics
hopes
Southern
!
Father
last
the
When
sun,
of two grant one dairymaid
of had
Agricultural
number to
the
"
selled
the
Father
coun
towns each
builders.
are
which
in
Sunday
en generosity, actually Irish farmer in his effort to remain stead " in self path of help
often
the have
of them.
Mass
ing
so
uieigjixutu.
for church thanks to the untiring some energy years of Father Duff Narrogin, always slow in lias made effort its movements, no to keep
has,
he
u
Although Katanning
learn
to
interesting
the
Father
pastor
reiterated
Correspondent.)
settlers
new
cient
is good piece of
a
num constantly increasing Great South along the whose ern Flood, line, headquarters at has to are now arranged Katanning, make visits to little regular places where, the has never probably, rising generation
of
district
always
should
we
to
Owing
ber
large
the couraged praiseworthy fast
(From
.on
English
4i
-
one
of butter that thing
"
general, in particular
English its
than
one
if
it
ourselves." the that
is
to
give
advice, ad
£100
every
sold."
less worth
to
PARS.
SOUTHERN
this
to
testimony ment, I may a
be.
in
Organisation
and
.
.
cultural
Agricultural
paper her own
"
Our old enemies the a Danes had. again become menace, Danish butter took the place of our and the Danish butter in the markets, in death a triumph over his pig was Irish and undersold brother, living him at his own sty door France her old friendship for forgot the London us, and filled shops with fresher The publi eggs than ours." of the Recess cation Committee's threw a good deal of light on Report, the methods which had been adopted in other countries in by the farmers order to raise the standard of agri says
Lady Gregory some by giving
dollars. her
of Washing Celtic chair
a
from of glimpses experience the dignity and the spirituality of the Irish peasant. Perhaps this is the side of our people that is least under than stood elsewhere in Ireland, like and though writers Jane Barlow to Miss Lawless have done much familiarise mind with the English these characteristics of the Celtic We have temperament. only space one more for Some quotation.
Agricultural
Lady
University endowed
lately 10,000
with concludes
for the the
and of
language ing of the state to the formation
Governments
who friends
the
—
co-operation
Englishmen
J. A.
and dainty and all kinds
pinnies
had
take
for
pretty
etc.,
action,
and
Those
here. to
Co., Haunan-street, Kalgoorlie, kid French gloves, lovely aprons, and etc., perfumes fancy goods,
his
could not Dr. Thomas to
be
soon
qualities
Irish
ready
approaching,
now
will
making
the
glass
is
Christmas
different
influences she
credit.
holidays purpose
passer-by
his
looked
in
countries, it. That
that the civilisation destroy and had founded promoted is,
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other
to
ladies Tho
in
see
we
as
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mastered
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evil
Go hand of the American be able to restrain perhaps, closer bounds. But strong
Europe should
premises.
the
may, within
find
French
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street so smashed
stronger
Governments,
dressed in Bull with
is
John
The vernment the
the
blame the
attention too Particular towards this caricature directed conduct of that Irish spirited whose at seeing itin indignation Fleet
to
Punch,
of
whom
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best
'
organ-grinder Zouave uniform,
in
his the
and
misunderstandings of by-gone years. has incurred special Teniel's
menaces
in of
justified both sides
done
have
—
renew
quite
was
ton
the preservation of the has and gone ahead,
"
old tongue the Catholic
in her to Gregory, attempt show the Irishman of to-day as he is, takes the history of two movements which have in Ireland grown up the within of past decade, each different aims, and each de widely the exercise of widely manding agricultural movement
for
"
Lady
Ireland, no less
#
.
such grudges had lost of their As a matter a good deal meaning. in not one Frenchman of fact, possibly them a thought. ten thousand ever gave if would be serious consideration It a revive to an old-time occurred anything the better or to disturb bitterness, feeling the recent had been that growth of more But
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Germany
of Manila who had gone note, States United person the had denied. matter,
Archbishop
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Mr. with
charges
of
Archbishop," writes, had Murat Halstead, extreme vindictiveness
In
to
the
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that
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better
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it
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good beginnings
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had
barbarism
posed
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to
ecclesiastics
Spanish
comments
;
account The
taken
Lady Gregory
understand us if he can, or to take the trouble to do so, what is really of infinitely greater to us we is that should importance understand ourselves. if
those tales in visi pretended
or
visitors,
'the
...
him
Let
its
effects.
usual
—
patronage
half-impatient,
which
on
secret
the
;
'
tolerant,
there
and
:
is it will old, many years been recognised as erroneous. However this may be, it really mat ters little the whether comparatively Briton chooses to regard us average " with or with the half respect
# are
;
the
have
Philippine
Irish-
in
and of the work .districts, speaking that lias been done in this direction by the Gaelic League, and more especi Here ally by Dr. Douglas Hyde. to no material be there was purpose as case of the crea in the served, and there was, in addition, a meries, heavy weight of public, opinion to be are faced yet the results equally en Of the of the couraging. teaching in children districts, Irish-speaking " is-still where the language under a cloud," Lady Gregory writes, of the " He begins his school typical boy in Irish. He is set to days thinking learn a com parati velystrange language have that to him no by symbols in meaning,- and that are explained that .unfamiliar language. I an have been on island where, with of a few coast the exception the only inhabitant who did guards, not Irish was the know National schoolmaster." this state Happily, of things is coming to an end. The now Christian Brothers make a prac Irish in their tice of teaching schools, and it is this taught year in about National as seventy schools, against seven the in In America, 1884.
century
the
anarchic
#
#
of
among initiated
and
friendly, to
attending
that
England."
language and its preservation
—
it turns that has
effect, in the
a
#
if truth departed the der of such admit
to
might
of
to
societies,
being
savage
said
that all
after
this
;
little to the very of European civi-
is
in
"
her
of for
makes
but one; nothing boastful, part and one adventurer, quarrelsome buffoon." That part vulgar rollicking has been true this in the no is, past incontestable are doubt, but we in clined to think that even in the brain of the Saxon so slow to superior with a cherished illusion—this part estimate of the Irish character has, a for a while, been dying slow and death. Before the coming painful
.
sense
12.)
Lady Gregory
Lady Gregory complains in: English public persist an at us through looking opera glass. We are the victims, she contends, of a worn-out and stage tradi literary and the Superior Saxon on tion, the other side of the Channel sees in us
arrive
sufficient
credit
i
the affair
temper
which
of month's Nine teenth Century to bring about a better of the "real Ireland" understanding in the minds of her English readers in may or not be successful achieving that end, but it seems to be well that
least
length
November
CatJiplic,
effort
of
the net years'" eight pleading, in the dairymaid result. is.;to.be.seen and the two inspectors. fums to the Lady Gregory next for the revival of the Irish movement .
-
at
good
Masonic
Some
them. Even when towards being observed mortally wounded, it is said, they might be it was for, so as feared as enemies, long at for them to move, they would possible of the invading tempt to kill any member who force notwithstanding approached, his
may will
contrary of the insurrection origin Islands has been traced to the fluences of the older world.
of civilised warfare, has been were told, that
"that
be
will
been
#
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explanation
were
the
out,
methods and his into sub
Sirdar
#
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doubt
far
so
;
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at
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people need.
contra
authoritative anything that barbarous somewhat
diction,
she does
#
was
and
too,
like
"without
this it
( Irish
r
meant.
in in the respect Her obligations, short, be are such as better alluded to, may in the breach honoured than the fulfilment
which
,
The Coole
intentions
good
After
i
.
rumoured,
been
i
certain
to forget Fashoda
never
in
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for by allowing made, or even of by able editors
incurred
debt
suggested. #
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:
the
course,
that
i
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is
her, upon in justice, she when
that,
vengeance, at its infliction, ment already
in other from what people very different of the world have, for the most part, parts Rather a barbarous been able to gather. :state
cast
hoped
of
stage,
of
may,
has
been
#
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that
quarters, obloquy
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pretentious
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college,
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that the native population probabilities to take advantage of the facilities prepared are their "thus reach, or what placed >vithin "the particular objects to be served ?
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usage had of unbroken
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daily
prescribing
with
box
and on them, finishing myself completely
I felt
well-nourished and
A
POPULAR ILL
th ie curec
proving
and
to
one
the
line
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ACTRESS
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WHO
twenty-seven by a piece of wadding
same
size,
der. and
.Put
:
also
inches,
Prior
and some the scent
perfume
.
sew
ten the
three
all
the
on
WAS
AUSTRALIA.
Full Sleeve. be preferred for
always
is
to
whole.
in
the
with
Miss
West in
was
a
very
gives it should
a
It
appearance. to silk match
blouse, French
amount
and
the have
its
I
;
I
"
as
worry, effects
was
canvas
to
ideas
civ
ujotfli
Plums.
of
Most
r\f
nnnrpc
1
f
r\a
en
up
the
pour
over
and syrup, the plums.
when
it
J |
this
e
Williams' had
like
she
DEBILITY
called
was
pains no
was
I
worrying,
did
all
a
thusiastic that I
did
'Have
Drill The
worry, sorts of
you
went
out
and
pur
box.
herself She
such
en
terms
of
spoke in Williams'
at pleased box I noticed
the a
Dr.
a
result, marvellous
for
I
Medicine I
trial;
was
taking change,
so one
on
I
so
Chopped approved This
mushrooms, addition
mixture
is
:
good way
to
ham,
or
Mine
of
stale
bread
Here
use
small
up
and flour, a delicate
till
rtf
blotting-paper,
and
in fry brown.
Drin
poem by of Puri
:
a
You
praised
But
who
I,
That
to
To
mock
An Its
her knew
for
her
truth
one
day
easily once'
What
Mixture.
Croquette
excellent,
simple mixture
pure
For
for of
recipe
a
an
The We
cro
could
she
that
very and
—
the
;
a
in
two
and
stir
tablespoonful two
Then the
over
smooth
adhere add eight a meat,
chopped
parsley,
'
side
ounces
small
clogs cleaves
paste it
to
of
;
add,
is
cool
Her
the
a
one
at
stir
until
thoroughly between two
a
time,
the mixed,
the
one
No
two.
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case-
your
without hear from Williams'
you to
cure
anaemia
will
we
un-
Please address: NSW Co., Sydnev.
so.
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permanently (blood-
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from
Co.,
W.A.,
who
will
ward
six
boxes
for
one
box
16s.
6d.,
for
3s.,
few
miles
or
post free.
"She
is
so
stains
even
to
"
the our
is,
yet I
am
was
to
good
touch.
whitest
holiest
prayer So
such we
wings, things ;
sure
be
"
pure. said
uotju
her stir
Seeds of And left How
all
virtues, untended
of herself fitfully
Ah, pitiful, 'J
Of
o
one
who
idly sown, and unblown she understood
she strove indeed, lives
is
towards
3s.
fid.
New
recoivea
for
re-opened
engaged old
of
ujl
UIIQ
the
that his
good.
is
of
York
last
week
called
ranger the
at
and
A
little
of
girl
named
Mr.
W.
met with a burning gaged in the kitchen.
gaze
it
fire !
but
seems, fallen
a as
like
the
clad
still
in
about to
seems, the face
the
!
fast A
Northam recovering. fire
is
and
Mary Eyre in the Dempster at Nortliam accident
Her
she
and
was
whilst
arms.
She
was
I
hear
reported
to
en
clothes caught burnt severely
hospital.
have broken
taken she is
out
silver
a
elements
from
the
and
soon
Several devouring
recorded.
aie
The
grass,
conflagration.
escapes
n
Newcastleites
may congratulate of popularity their asevinced by his splendid m the municipal majority in Perth contest achieved. lately the
on
Newcastle
season!
1_
has
miraculous
helping
Kiiowil
the
into
member
pretty
parts
yutu'S,
mto
spreading
themselves
mill
the
these
in the
armour.
employ
feels the conscience, All-seeing Eye Through utterance, deed, and motive pry Painful the word of blame enough Answered shame by acquiescent Who knows himself can boast nothing But they who praise us pain us most
it
principle, in battle
soldier
!
the town
Fido is reported have seen fire break out from his hut situated at the other of extremity Mount Brown. A great whirlwind is re to ported have carried the flames and debris
3s.
outisr
and
gristing,
Wctny
the to
wheat
111
throughout
identity
to
as
and
Eyre, died at York on November 27. The deceased had had rather a career in in the chequered W.A., mostly acted public ana as of eye, a journalist many In this he was years' standing. frank and the outspoken, having temerity to call always a spade a spade, and he evoked some warm re the controversy Mount Hardey Estate question through an article submitted to the Northam by him Advertiser of which he was then own To of correspondent." champion the cause democracy, or within expressed implied, the of needed gay city York magnanimity and an Indomitable He will. never waived
!
praise
beneath
rife
is
"
of
you
!
from wood
to
Robert
is
hands
NOTES.
of the Avon the banks from yield given reports The Empire roller flour
Aulr
;
plates.
not
suited
Dr. Pills
Pink of de
wheat is reported and already more is the average
fair
very
nab
on
An
did you .memories saddening Of shipwrecked possibilities, Vessels becalmed on stagnant seas,
-—Well ;
of
and
taintless inmost
But when "W hat
to
ceases
saucepan of finely-chopped of dessertspoonful
eggs,
None
of onion, butter for the bread it forms a
a pepper, salt, little and a teaspoonful of
grated nutmeg, tarragon vinegar well-beaten two croquette then set
add until and
fire
paste
the
to
of
ounces
bad
very
Speculation price per bushel in prospect. given
standard 9d. are
V
endure
breathed
you
dearest
:
fry minutes
firm,
Sin
—
fine
estimate.
general. York has
!
earthliness soil
Dust
infinite capable Soak four try the following ounces of breadcrumbs in cold water and wring dry in a clean cloth. Chop
quette variety
a
Nortliam the new be rolling into town
average
"
—
Pills
bene
(By "Castleman.")
towns
arrow
Less
over,
serve.
A
was
now
greatest Williams'
Dr.
DISTRICTS
xuciruiicL ;
her best, can say herselt her words seemed still the meaning of her will.
somewhat striking near mark, is speech when most sincere I knew, And, as her heart itself, She did but aim at being true.
on
sugar
you,
do
we
describing
answer
shall
US?
bilious sleeplessness, and kidney ness, liver
to
was
icoiucuu
sprinkle
glad think Dr.
to
If
A local
to
—
tans
lard
boiling
TO
be
lessness is
it
write
scraps.
thought-provoking the most Catholic
a
Lucy Larcom,
an inch slices half thick, put the cinnamon and into a milk, sugar bowl, dip each piece of bread in it but do not let it break, several times,
in
is
j
in
roll
of
In
moist
quarter
some
I
use
I the
receiving
am
the
and
to-day,
..
flour,
Cut
N.S.W., July 18, 1898. Medicine Co., Sydney.
hand that pleasure
.
cinnamon, of lard.
LETTER.
Woolslied,
to
EASTERN
any
is
of bread,
ounces
I
be added. may not and is a rich,
—
sugar,
pound
two
WRITE
I
MISREAD.
Slices
—
good results,
any
and
Williams'
becoming very weak, and I from and piles neuralgia very It is now about 15 months since severely. I first of your and I have got some Pills, and whenever been taking them off on I afford to could buy them; but my case that I should take certainly them required for three or four months. continuously I have been the Pills for two taking now months in the continuously larger dose, to and, thank God, I aui in a position con tinue them until I am quite cured, which, I think, will not take than more two months more. I have boxes got seven yet, and I shall send for more before they are done. I am to I am imglad say that
Dr.
that
that 'from
bility. suffered
day to
replied
letter
Pills.
out.
I
them
Dool
sincere
fit
pains
tried
ever
SUFFERER'S
Dr. Williams' Dear Sirs,
Tour with
Pills?'
give
.
—
after
one
calling you
GRATEFUL
side, to
occasion from the
as
A
over
Monk's Pudding. half a pint of milk,
YOU
hesitatingly
I
as
in, the
in
However,
she
am
I
us
you. Pink
CURED.
self.
present
my
Richmond,
and
not, chased
I
ease Wewrite will to
charge,
time
of
neuralgia
fast. last
without
fully.
and
asked— Pink
see-me,
aa
Boil the water of plums. and for ten minutes, put in the sugar let them simmer plums, and gently till done, but do not let them break in lift them a out, put dish, glass cool
until
;
now
;
resident
a
pound
boil
WILL
I suffered the greatest again I had a little ease, out faithfully followed medical my adviser's I to instructions; still, regret state that was but of a my relief anything character. A lady friend of mine, lasting
of
imr
the
the my head fearful I felt worn completely
and
of
agony for I
out
Half-pint
—
entered
continued,
well.
Compote
weeks lady
suffering
of influenza. not help
I could
of
interlining make it stand
all
assistance intense suffering I there learned
and
the
an
On
nine
effects,
"Medical was
of
of
combination. was
after
at
not
was
weight
I
"
me
fluted pretty be lined with
trimmings
the
Dr.
across
.
fullness
extra
small
and
recent
"
;
the
his
on
The and
piles,
thank God and Dr. Williams for thehope that has been given me. I remain, Dear Sirs, Yours very truly, JAMES (Signed) TIFFIN.
Williams' famous medicine. Previous she said, tomy attack," as a rule, I best the very of health, enjoyed had though, seen me on you my return from the West, you would not have known
very as a tight arm ng ladies, covering looks time shabby in a very short with the sharp elbows. from contact A charming finish for a sleeve of this sort from .a circle is made of .cloth some inches six in diameter from the centre of this is a cut smaller circle a tiny bit wider than the just The inner edge edge of the sleeve. must of this frill be overcast the into and
They of your
PlovnAnft.
Clements while there
of
herself
came
yo.
sleeve,
the
specialists,
and
young low and on her return state, she from suffered a greatly of and could influenza, not
;
Melbourne severe attack
rid
leaving
Miod
to
This
—
the latter
T inndon
Australia
the
I
and fasten up the ends of the sachet, with a nice ribbon bow. The cover if it is may be made of patchwork, and the lining looks well when liked, made of quilted satin. A Slightly
to
West
pow
wadding, Turn
together.
to
t.rin
day.
every
also
gone,
Company.
each
case), '
measuring
form.
testimony
has gaining have gained a over stone in the month. I have taken 14 boxes since I began to take the Pills regularly, but 1 do not care if I have to 100 take as long as they effect a cure, as I now feel confident I they will. have a lot of money on spent medicines patent and
1.
Miss Blanche of Clements, Darlingtor Parade, Victoria, is Richmond, a young who been has lady prominently before the Australian for some time past, public as a member of Mr. Alfred Dramatic Dampier's
Take
to
the
see
.
Case. (one
pieces
Faces,
strength
..
Handkerchief of material
two
thousands of them to their
reason
Pale
to
;
—
1
Jreopie,
de
as
A
1
For
debilitated body into a graceful, d not weaken. Head below,
they
:
P
ior
red corpuscles. Australia are
healthy,
America,
and
11.
riiis
Bloom
an(
>Ure'
ib
I
change
1_
jrmK
the
Bring
"that says the will, my dia be necklace and large earrings
sold and
Medical
colony.
.
-
5
They
:
jeweis.
TK7-:il:.
medical
—
iavounre
Changeable,
TTiniamh
Touching It has Bequest. that Madame been mentioned in her will left two thousand Widows' pounds to the Destitute to Fund. It is touching know that the sum is to be realised by the selner
in this
women
and in healthy, deficient red corpuscles. weak, watery Upon the the corpuscles health and strength of all depends men and women. good also out the cure. Dr. after many points of carefuL Williams, years the pleasant he has given to the world under the title cf prescription
Til.
.
A
or
and
men
languid
i
/becomes
soon
lo?d
of these sumciency medical science .Now, discovered research,
patients.
already Carnot
ling sire," mond
our
pale,
reason
of
and which national tioned by centuries tom.
In
the
'
have
ers
and of this.
tired,
us
—
by Spanish ladies, foreign so much, always admired
only
worn
.many
shows
a
gains
mayoral
contest,
polling
throughout
won victory generally.
as
is
in the notoriety late was about the closest the A colony. hard
it
the
most '
the
too
are
quickly
.
Notes
Father O'Carroll said Mass in Newcastle the feast of the Immaculate Concep tion, returning to York by the evening tram. On Friday morning he said (9th) Mass m York, and enrolled several younoas girls in the aspirants Children of Mary's Sodality. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was given after immediately Mass. He said Mass again in Newcastle on on
Mfy' Mass
will
Church
on
tives—
ehiklreu,
announcement,
'
Midnight
be solemnized in St. Patrick's Christmas Eve by Father O'Carroll and the third Mass on Christmas Day will be said at Beverley. named ?f the colny. Mr r f"Q TkLSe!le,r John Lott, died in York on oth Monday, inst., aged 83 years. He was a resident of ie York district for He many years. leaves a large number of surviving rela
It
i
grand-children,
&c.
said that there are 1,700 clergymen Church of England who are mem bers of the Confraternity of the Blessed oacrament, to destroy the organised work of the Reformation. is
of the
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1.
Mfi.
N. (Late
&
SURGEON
Marche
Chambers,
LIME Office:
and SUPPLY
can
varioue
Orders
Arohbishep
of
239.
S A
Adelaii
la-
PHCENIX '
Building for Screenings
;Bubble,
F.
at
Stone,
Cubic
cubic foot; per at per cubicyard
Concrete'
W.
.Auctioneer,
B.
Land,
COTTESLC at
Consignments and
'.bought
sold
Lowe
)E
PLUMBER,
at
TANKS,
Eoi ad bag.
Bubble, per
PUMPS
and
GUILDFOED.
depastured
Every
care
taken,
and
Coir
when
MURRAY
263
Large and Cheap Stocks Stained always on hand.
-rags
of Leads, and Sheet
ESTIMATES
British
South
Fire
Marine
900, 000
.£1,
—
FROM
Forbest,
(late
J.P.
Esq.,
113
HAY
A.
W.
Barrack
Chambers,
HUGHES,
Street.
J.
and
General
Undertaker
616 Funerals
HAY in
conducted
Town most
IN
CASKETS
LEAD
Country,
or
Furnisher
the Shortest
on
NEWCASTLE
Street)
Grand
to
(next
daily.
Hotel).
CO.,
HIGH
ST.,
FREMANTLE
ON
HAND.
BEACONSFIELD.
TRIAL
Motto
"
:
,
Perth,
—
Civility,
and
188
Fremantle,
;
Vespatch." 580.
1
in
Notice,
SOLICITED.
Cleanliness
TELEPHONE
PERTH.
STREET,
(Without
SECURITY.
&
PEHTH,
A
Manager.
CHIPPER, Funeral
PIANOS
discounted
ALWAYS
Our
DONALD
ST.
of
BUTCHERS,
ST.,
POULTRY
a
Crossland's
Barrack
Rates
on
;
derive all the with this o Company, Policyholders practical advantages all Policies issued as are and Claims Local Office, paid by the Brand J in in the thu Representatives every important City World, Manager at Perth. of Claims. for the Prompt Settlement facilities special offering CURRENT RATES. LOWEST
with
Street.
at Lowest
Bills
ALBERT
and
By insuring
-dealin"
1134.
HOTEL)
assured. of
Tel.
H,
Murray
GRAND
FAMILY No.
Keane,
WINDMILLS
Speciality.
£5 UPWARDS, by Easy Repayments,
MURRAY
BRANCH. ;
TO
CHAMBERS,
LOCAL
Alex.
a
MONEY!
Chambers,
SEELIGSON
Company.
Liability).
DIRECTORS: M.L.A. Ed. V. Esq., F.R.G.S., T. F. Quinlan, M.L.A. Esq.,
ORDER.
Repairs
size.
Insurance
(Unlimited
TO
SSHXiIGSO
confidence
H.
AUSTRALIAN
WEST
LOUIS
Paperhang
Varnishing, to any
cut
MADE
COPPERSMITH. DOWNPIPE.
BONDS, CERTIFICATES, FURNITURE and PLATE, SCRIP, and ANY AVAILABLE
Strictest
Glazier,
FUENISHED.
and
CAPITAL
Paints, Glass
and and
Removal),
PERTH.
STREET,
Stoneman's).
MONEY!
LENT
DEEDS, I
and
WORKS.
RIDGING,
given.
Interest,
LAWLER,
Paperhanger,
Painter,
IRON
BOSWELL,
BATH-HEATERS
Estimates
Newcastle
MONEY
Sto< Jt
necessary. settlements.
prompt
TTsr"
(Next
SPOUTING,
(NEXT
and
LANE.
BELLHANGER,
LOUIS
-
Decorative
BATHS,
FIXED.
12
water,
J.
of
MONEY!
General
or
HUGH
GASFITTER,
Manufacturer
>st
Agent.
JUNCTION
by land
commission.
on
and
Stock,
MIDLAND stock
;
Building Cow Hair,
and
STREET
JOSEPH
CLINCH,
mission of
Lime
ROE
Coppersmith,
Gasfitter.
'
MATERIALS Shoddies,
&
GALVANISED
127
Eates.
Current
Engineer,
CREMORNE
i
Quarries:
BUILDING
quality
Water
Plumber,
in
Perth.
Street,
HUGHES,
& Hot
MERCHANTS. Telephone—
best
of
LIMITED
STONE
STEEET.
WELLINGTON We
Hay
& CO.
BRIGGS
Sanitary
DENTIST.
Dental Late Consulting Surgeon to the E. C. Clergy and Sisters Dental Consulting Surgeon to the late Et. Eev. Dr. Heynolds,
Bon
WILLIAM
R.D.S. BLACKMOEE, ADELAIDE),
MELBOURNE
op
HARVEY
AND
LIME
BURNERS.
the
CO.,
manner.
respectful
BEST
Sealed), OAK, CEDAR, ALWAYS ON HAND.
and
KAURI,
(Hermetically
JARRAH
QUALITY
BUILDING
STONE
AND
Beautiful
Coffin
Mountings,
D.
J.
616
HAY
The
Only
INSTANT
DR.
Jl
form
of
Effective
Remedy Price,
3s.
for
VOMICA
so in weak drugs, valuable and Indigestion. the PEPSINE. ".Perhaps first which ought to be mentioned the is Pepsine, of the gastric digestive principle gene juice valuable when there is an rally imperfect performance of the of the and functions where this indi stomach, is especially other cated by pain or disturbance the of use following food." Medicine. T. H. animal Tanneb, M.D., 1875. Vol.
Saw
OF
WELLINGTON
and
of
the
North
Jllli
stomach
Dandalup,
SAWPREPARED
are
PRESSED
many diseases these prepaiatrade mask. and the (of Bismuth) Nitrate especially, are very Dr. valuable. Graves treated of the acidity This Tbade Mabk is with stomach successfully Bismuth, and experience confirms t >rinted on all Armhis recommendation." Sydney Therapeutics. Ringeb, trong's Original SydLondon, 1876. Pages 169, 170. Medical iey Remedies VOMICA. "The latter of these NUX (Nux Vomica) often g <nd with Preparations, valuable tonic the proves a most remedy, improving nervous 0 out which none are of the well that of the energy stomach, as as system at Q8 genuine. In large."— William Fox, M.D. 1868 Reynolds Medicine, 1868. Vol. II., page —
ROAD
159.
ETYITOOOBSYstIRCIto'
JARRAH At
107. r" In
Mills,
MELBOURNE
'
IMPORTERS
—
page
AND
Telephone
;
II.,
Moulding ST.
"IRIS."
—
BISMUTH.
BEACH.
COTTESLOE).
etc.,
Steam CORNER
Perth.
BROS Merchants,
Timber
6d.
Important.
these three Dyspeptic
(15
BUNNING
MnLTCAN'S NUX
RATES.
Street, COTTESLOE
:
TELEPHONE
137.
DYSPEPSIA.
RELIEF.
BISMUTH, and MIXTURE.
palatable
WORKS
Telephone
and
LIME LOWEST
Wellington
Undertaker,
AND
GIVES
etc., AT
STREET. Reliable
Wreaths,
Stock.
CHIPPER,
INDIGESTION
PEPSINE,
Bed
Furniture, in
Always
FIRE
TO
BRICKS,
MILLS,
SUPPLY
JARRAH CLAY.
FIRE
and
IN
ALL
S17FQ
%
tions
—
BOWRA
q
Coachbuilders
—
a
ddojjo.
1
A
-L-
to
luttopwuiui
_
—
rwi-kO-CICJ
eh
J
i_
Posted
GEORGE
CITY ONLY
to any
uessernspooniui
ADDRESS—
No
or
a
to
Large
introduced
ANNOUNCE
that
Consignment
of the
into
Branch
National Library of Australia
396
O'DEA
and have
Latest
just and
landed
Most
Undertakers, from
Improved
UNDERTAKING
and American English markets CoachbuildinoMaterials ever "
BRANCH
Will
Prepared
BARRACK
they
W. A.
The
Rttor
only
ARMSTRONG,
PHARMACY, (ONE DOOR FROM ONE
during1
address.
EDWD.
BEG
«
meals.
&
HAY
by
Chemist
STREET
STREET.) Establishment— Opp. Stewant
Daws
be found replete with in COFFIN every requisite FURNITURE MOTTNTTvno: LINING, SHROUDS, FRILLING, LACE, TRIMMINGS, and a laree collitinJ beautiful various (new design) BED WREATHS, patterns. COFFINS CEDAR, OAK, and JARRAH ALWAYS IN STOCK. '
Funerals
conducted and
NOTE
THE
in in
any the
part most
ADDRESS—
of
the respectful
PIER
Colony
on
Shortest
manner.
STREET.
Noting ue Tel-
308.
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of the Mr. Catholic RYAN, notifies the Book Dep6t, Catholics that in of W.A. public general
REMOVED
to
and the he
central
more
'CHRISTIAN
and
Art
and
BROTHERS'
ST.
has
PER
Altar
"
for
Agent
requisites. all the Irish
Austral
and
English Magazines.
as
American Catholic stock of National Literature. as
P.
F.
Catholic
Art
well
Book
It has of the Swan This Co lege is beautifully situated on River. tbe banks % fine well-furnished dormitories. classrooms, gymnasium, and extensive airy play-ground. The under the Matron. boarders are care of an experienced younger ft and Government Scholarship are Adelaide Pupils prepared University Examinations. / were ob 1897 twenty-one in examinations During passes competitive public at the students tained seventeen at the University and four by the College viz., Government Examinations.
i
|
->
of
the
BEST
CONDUCTED
GRAY Marble
and
Nos.
to
City
a
!
ctiltl
535
St.
M
Hay
Gold hibitions
Medals won at all the since 1873, including
Ex leading Paris Exhi ahd: bition, 1889, of' Prize Champion for Clarets Australia and Hocks, MelbourneRoyal Show for Three successive years. Also Gold 1895. Medal, Bordeaux, CLARET. PORTS.
(Opposite
ripe
i/epui
2.
GRANE
AND
MARBLE
CE
SHIRAZ.
REISLING. Champagnes, Quinine Wine, Sparklingand Hocks, Sparkling Burgundy.
PerthMorning Herald.
PURE thoroughly
A
GRAPE
BRANDY.
Matured and. Grape Spirit.
ENGINEBRS.
SAN1 TARY
1
BROWN.
„
FRONTIGNAC.
and the
CONSTANTIA. MUSCAT, WHITE..
1.
SPECIAL.
ivewv/UiB
—
No. No.
HOCKS. CHABLIS. SHERBIES.
A.
MI
XT
M
J. rxutiii
CO.,
street,
9 Moir'STerrace,
Perth.
Works.
Stone
4 &
George's
'
„
&
539 Terrace
George's
J3
am
OlUIit?
APPOINTED in HOTELS
'
CLARET,
Fremantle, ONE
'
Brandy..
Dep6t:
Chambers,
H
Show Rooms— Yard— St. Marble
STREET,
Australian
large,
WILSON,
Depot.
Hotel
HIGH
and West
The Commercial
Wines
H.
Large
RYAN, and
T
—
in. HAYsituated premises, STREET east of Pier-street), (two 'doors and where he hopes by constant attention he has to merit the support civility in the past. received A large to GOODS shipment of XMAS fine selection hand, including nicely bound Presentation Volumes, Rosaries, Statuary, Water Fonts, Holy Religious Pictures, suitable Xmas Year for and New gifts Wax and Candles, Incense; Charcoal, Floats,
Light,"
WESTERN
Victorian
com
modious
all
TERRACE,
GEORGE'S
IRVINE'S
COLLEGE. GREAT
:
OF/
jyj"OTICE
Mild
Pure-
W.J.TAYLOR,
Sole
Representative
in W.A..
COLONY.
MONUMENTS, & SHOWER PLUNGE BATHS, BILLIARD SUPERIOR TABLE, EXCELLENT CUISINE
ONLY
the
to
Terms
Special
Visitors.
and
Telegrams
CIGARS and
ATTENTION.
AND
WROUGHT
WHISKIES, in
IRON
STOCK.
Letters
have
Telephone
849.
of
CAS
PROMPT
Roe
THE Etc.
D.
FORWARDE
ONLY
and
335
785.
BRANCH—
STREET.
HIGH
and
Railway
refused.
COOMBE,
BREWERY,
TIMBER Office
CEDAR,
ALL
MERCHANTS,
JOINERY
WORKS.
BALTIC
KAURI,
Timber
Building
ORDERS
COUNTRY
STOUT "
well-known
IN
NEW
CHESTER,
CUSTOMERS
also
desired
this
to
note
fremantle
north
at
TELEPHONE
Butchers,
Opposite
Bon
STOUT
AND ST.
QUEEN
GENERAL
Goods
1
71
'
'
=
si 3 3
05 j-g
a
2 S is PH w S B
AGENTS,
HOLD
BUTTER, SALES
—
TELEPHONE
buyers,
EGGS, POTATOES,
Thursdays,
at
11
having always obtain
a.m.
;
CHAFF, other
GRAIN, 10
days,
a
big the
THOS.
CO.,
Capital,
Assurance
£200,000.
BONUSES
ON
ALL
PROFIT-SHARING PROMPT
IJWest
HAY
and
Australian
Branch
SETTLEMENT Offices
BARRACK
STS., P.
KIRBY,
Acting
cl. M<
43
©
D'ARCY
Estate,
O'TOOLE,
and
'1
Commission
Bridgetown.
£339,000. OF..CLAIMS
PERTH. Secretary.
for
Sale.
'
:
Resident
Estates
Splendid
POLICIES.
i
E.
National Library of Australia
Fund,
c
<s>
c
Gifford-road,'
LIMITED.
ANNUAL
=3
s 5
Agent,
ASSURANCE
LIFE
P
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Laud,
CITIZEN'S
S
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198.
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and
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d
=
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sales of Colonial daily the connection with Perth market rates for
T s"
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Sheds.)
AUCTIONEERS
COMMISSION
FRUIT,
134.
...
0
AND
highest
Marche.
Butchers.
CO.,
(Near
QUALITY.
& BOTTLE.
EAST
'612.
LOWE
BULK
at
BROS.,
Telephone
&
OF
usual
as
HOLMES
fact.
&
on
STREET
p.lympt0n
and
OF
BROS.
HAY
Fremantle.
Street,
PREMISES,
be carried
369
& D.
OF
Butchers, Will
Family
Laud
ERECTION
BUSINESS
TO.
ATTENDED
O'TOOLE,
HOLMES
Specialty.
Perth.
Ship
Adelaide
especially
280,
THE
THE
etc.
etc.,
D'ARCY
Bridgetown.
SIZES
ALL
'
and
label,
a
PROMPTLY
Telephone
J.
BEST
Agent,
DURING
ARCHITRAVES,
,
'
THOS.
SHELVING,
IRON
GALVANISED
offer-
reasonable
:
Apply
FLOORING,
No
Also,
KALGOORLIE.
DEALS,
Station. be sold.
Must
of Splendid BLOCK LAND, Containing about 4 acres, with freehold, river magnificent mile II from frontage, P. and T. Office arid Station. Railway' Terms Only ,860, half cash, balance in 3: and 6 months.
ALE AND
ALES
and
FREMANTLE
:
MATCHBOARD, SASHES, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS,
DOOR
CHANCE.
A
PERTH.
STREET,
LORD
:
Branches
Are
CO.,
IRON
&
STEAM
FREMANTLE.
brand
&
WOOD, LIMITED,
Head
LAST
THAT
Telephone
PORT
SALE.
AND
Splendid FARM, known asTROTT'S FARM, 200' containing acres (C.P.), fenced, improved, 12 acres under kitchen,, crop, garden, fruit 2trees, roomed house, outbuildings, stockyard slaughter house, pigsties, etc. This pro H mile of P. and perty is within T. Office
BROS.,
THE
our
1879-
Perth.
Street, FOR
URATES, TILES
./
FREMANTLE
Bears
etc.
Established
adelaide).
63
PROPRIETORS.
BOTTLED
painter,
IANTELP1ECES,
RAILINGS
DESIGNS
MULOAHEY
(late
Etc.
I
SCHIBLER,
SINKS,
VATORIES,
>:
TABLETS.
Of
BRANDIES,
WINES,
ANI
coach
BRANDS
FINEST
VERY
FONTS
CHURCH
A.
BATHS,
&c.
HEADSTONES,
Printed
and
At.
Gibney,
Record," Walter
published at.
the
260
Colin
for
the Right
office
of
Hay
street.,
the
Rev
"
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Eeles.
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