simply a question whether the landlords should be paid their rent or the children of the tenants should be fed or starved.
The report that Prince George of Wales was recently arrested at Montreal, on the complaint of some men who, as was alleged, had turned insolent because the Prince refused them money, and were then thrashed by the Prince and his companions, is now declared to have been clear fabrication. A newspaper reporter, who is charged with inventing the story, has been committed for trial.
Dr. O'Callaghan, Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork, has denounced Mr. W. O'Brien, M.P. for the north-east division of Cork, for advocating boycotting and the plan of campaign.
The German officials at Bagamoyo, East Africa, deny that there is any truth in the report that a decree has been issued sanctioning
domestic slavery,
The epidemic of cholera, which seemed to have died out in Spain some time ago, is now again on the increase there,
Fifteen persons who took a prominent part in
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1890.
ordinary excitement. The streets are full of oldiers and police. Many of the houses are closed and some are apparently barnicaded. A large number of the supporters of the popular party have disappeared, and, in consequence, warr.ats have been issued against them.
The Municipal Hall presents a melancholy appearance, and business, of course, is entirely suspended. There appears to be no doubt as to the gravity of Sunday's work. Fourteen persons were killed and since then several have died from their injures, and the total is now nineteen The Church at Margao is slightly damaged, and doubtless for this reason service there has been interdicted.
September 7th.
The promoters of the demonstration held on Saturday were not satisfied with the resu}l. further demonstration,
and ni | and arranged for n which took place yesterday, which all the tride societies were to be represented. Out of the seventy societies in Sydney, however, only forty turned out. Though the procession was very long, and freely inter. spersed with bands, there was the same lack of enthusiast as on the previous occasion, A mass meeting was subsequently held in the Domain, at which it was estimated there were 30.000 people present. The only resolution employers is not accepting the offer of the labour employera in not accepting the offer of the labour party to hold a public conference was opposed to the best interests of the country, and a direct blow at the liberty of the subject to combine for mutual defence. While the men were demon- strating the shipowners were despatching steamers with non-union crews, quite a small feet leaving the harbour.
The Labour Defence Committee still express themselves anxious to have a conference with arranged the difficulty will soon be settled.
presecuted german editors,
German editors, according to the New York Sun, are so accustomed to being arrested, fine-i imprisoned that they usually accept their share of imperial discipline without protest or complaint. The German jurnalist, said the Vossische Zeitung recently, is constantly do. an egg-dance between "gross misdementor Pon the one side and "insult of majesty "ar." dis- respect of State institutions" on the other. Two cases of brutal abase of editors imprisoned för political offenses in Germany have, however, newspaper offices of Germany and Atistical T newspaper effices of Germany and Austria.
the riots in connection with the deck strike at the Administrator on his way to the Municip the shipowners, and say that if a meeting be the beginning of his confinement his wife was
Southampton baye been committed for trial.
It is feared that the Portuguese Cortes will reject the treaty entered into between England and Portugal defining the spheres of influence of the respective countries in South-East Africa.
In consequence of a divergence of opinion amongat the supporters on the question of the propose Anglo-Portuguese treaty regarding the el Limitation of their respective territories in East Africa, the members of the Ministry of Snhor De Castro have tendered their resignation to King Dom Carlos,
LONDON, September 18th. Messrs. John Dillon and W. O'Brien have been arrested in Ireland on a charge of con- spiracy.
The head of the Military Department sends the following report
On Sunday at the Corporate election, there was a conflict between the two political parties, the Government remaining neutral. The Admin. ial, asked for a police istrator, foreseeing force. Long before the bour, appointed for the election, more than three thousand men were incited by the Indo-Portuguese party to assault Hall. His orderly, two police constables and two of the jail watch, who went to his rescue, were gravely maltreated and deprived of their arms and ammunition. The Municipal Building Was wrecked from the neighbouring houses. Bombs charged with dynamite were hurled and shots fired at the people of the opposite party. Troops stationed at the barracks ran to the assistance of the latter, and a conflict ensued, resulting in several being killed and wounded. The rioters also threw dynamite into a private residence, causing the death of a woman. Order has been restored.
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remaining five are now neatly blown out. The majority of the miners remain till Monday and Tuesday to secure the mine in weak places. If possible dead work, such as shaft sinking, will be continued. It is estimated that this action will tirow about 15 millions of capital idle. 3.200 hands are employed by "the Proprietary alone. Upwards of 5,000 mon will be thrown out of work. The principal reason which induced the Proprietary to stop is that about 3000 tons of bullion are lying at Port Pirie, which cannot be got away till the intercolonial
Later,
It appears that Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien were arrested for inciting tenants to refuse to pay their rents on account of the potato blight.
Vatrauts have also been issued for the arrest of Messrs, Patrick O'Brien, M.P., D. Sheehy, M. P., and Condon.
September 19th.
It is stated that the object aimed at in the prosecution of Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien, and the others is the relief of Mr. Smith-Barry from the plan of campaign.. Many of the tenants on the Smith-Barry estate are desirous of settling in the town of Tipperary (which was some time ago deserted on account of some of the tenants being evicted and a new Tipperary built), and the lands commissioners asked Messrs, Dillon and O'Brien to remove the local conductors of the - plan of campaign, but they refused to do so.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
BERLIN, September 17th. The promulgation of the decree at Bagamoyo permitting free slave trade is officially denied bere, the canard being attributed to interested
RANGOON, September zoth.
Arabs.
Five Burmans have been charged in Rangoon before the Deputy Commissioner of Hantha- waddy with practising as advocates in Upper Burma without licenses The Registrar and Judicial Commissioner deposed that the certi- ficates held by the prisoners were forgeries. The prisoners have been remanded. These cases are probably the first of a series of prosecutions for a similar offence.
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ZANZIBAR, September 21st. Several Araba have been arrested here to-day charged with being engaged in slave traffic. The Sultan has expressed his intention of punishing them severely if they are proved guilty.
LONDON, September 22nd, A conflict between the Turks and Armenians is reported from Van, in which forty perseos were killed.
BOMBAY, September 22nd.
A revolt has occurred at Cambay in the suppression of which 13 men were killed, no wounded and 200 taken prisoners. A year ago, the system of taxation in rogue in the Bombay Presidency was introduced after a new survey; All the ryots paid but those fa Cambay city and two villages. This year these agitated and per- suaded others imposed on that the tax was the Dewan's, who was their enemy. It was decided to petition, and the reply was that no legitimate grievance existed. An appeal to the Political Agent produced a similar result. Last week the ryots paraded the streets and refused to pay any taxes. Efforts to reason with them failed. Troops were brought in, and five times the ryols were requested to disarm. They refused, and
September 25th.
The special correspondent of the Times of India has interviewed the Governor-General of Goa, who said that some disorder was inseparable from all municipal elections. The disturbances were expected and the soldiers were sent up simply to prevent a breach of the peace. No attempt whatever was made to faterfere with the voting and the liberty of the popular party, and no order was given to fire on the crowd until a shot was fired by some one in Loyola's party from a window of a house near the Municipal Hall. When the report was heard, the order was given to the troops to fire, but strict injunc tions were given them only to fire in the air. In the excitement of the moment, this order must have been disobeyed to some extent. An indigna tion meeting was held here last night, and a vigilance committee appointed. sympathy with the sufferers were adopted and a subscription list opened.
Voter of
LONDON, September 24th. The Times of to-day publishes an elaborate criticism on the cavalry manoeuvres, which have Just finished on the Deikshire Downs. In it the writer affirms that our cavalry is insufficient in numbers, and not in a fit state or prepared for war purposes.
September 25th.
At the special request of the Czar, Colonel Sir Scott Moncrieff, R.E., is going to Merv to inspect the irrigation works there, and will return to his post in Egypt in November.
BOMBAY, September 5th. A Calio telegram says that the rebellious Mahdists marched on Suakim, but were repulsed by the forts without loss of life.
A Central News telegram from London says that Mr. Parnell has convened a meeting of the Nationalist party in Dublin.
LONDON, September 6th.
steamers resume running.
BRISBANE, September 7th.
A few days ago Mr. Playford, Premier of South Australia, forwarded Sir S. W. Griffith a circular letter, in which be suggested something should be done by the various Governments in the direction of combined legislation for the establish ment of boards of conciliation. Sir S. W: Griffith Bas seat a reply to Mr. Playford, stating that, in his opinion, it would be inadvisable in the present state of affairs to take action, but in the future something in the direction indicated might be done.
MELBOURNE, September 8th. Mr. Parkin, secretary to the Marine Officers Association, states that had that body had the least idea that the struggle would have assumed such propertions, and that the injury inflicted by it would have been so widespread, they would never have entered upon it. There is a growing feeling in trades union ranks that the Trades Hall Council made a grave mistake. This opinion is strongly expressed by old unionists. Members of the Strike Committee profess to look upon the strike at Broken Hill as unlikely to have any immediate effect on the funds,
LONDON, September 9th. There has been no liberal response here to the general appeal for funds in support of the Australian maritime strike. The levy of 64 per member fixed by the union of the gasworkers has resulted in the sum of £1,500 being raised It will be forwarded to Australia to the men on strike.
SYDNEY, September 10th.
At the meeting of shipowners to day it was
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The Elberfelder Freie Presse tells a story of similar abuses in the case of August Bolger, editor and proprietor of the Westphalian Work ingian's Gazette. Bolger was imprisoned last summer under the the drag-net press law, which contemplates gross misdemeanor." When his team was about to expire he was brought in chains to court in Dortmund, to get another dose of imperial justice. The insulting of a police. man and disrespect of State institutions were the new charges against him. He was found guilty, and sentenced to one month more. Herr Bolger has been unable to tell any one outside of prison concerning his life in confine ment, and so, despite the protests of the court, he partly frend is.mind of the com pinints that had been accumulating in it ever since he began "daing time." He was shaved
put into a convici's unwashed suit, although clean, he said, his bait was cut close, and he was men in the same prison for felonious assaults were permitted to wear a beard and their own clothes. He was kept in solitary confinement without a word to read When he complained the tarnkey would give him a pile of stockings to darn, Letters bat he wrote to his wife were overlooked by prison officials, and every line referring to the makreatment he was suffering
was stricken out,
The most aggravated feature of the mal- treatment of Bushart and Bolger was that it was unlawful, and could take place only with the connly nce of high officials who could bave no interest in aiding and approving such acts of
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fellow-creature is equally so, To lie about matters of general and not personal interest is most immoral, as is also to record as true historical or scientific fictions when no earthly benefit can accrue to anyone thereby. This is simply deceiving posterity, which relies upon the
own means of continuing the march towards veracity of its progenitors when determining its universal progress. A geat deal of ancient distorted, misrepresented and bistory is modern times the less does this proportion pre- absolutely false, but the nearer we approach GRACI dominate. The way to destroy falsehood is by sa increasing the knowledge of man generally that a falsehood will never obtain belief, and until that happens lies will always be current. Modern bistorical statements are capable of being better tested because knowledge is more general and comprehensive, and we now have various methods of collation and comparison of the facts presented to us for helief. Never assume a statement to be true unless your reason also incilacs you towards adopting that belief, and
TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, the 11th October.
Audran's Comic Opera "MADAME FAVART."
MONDAY, 13th October, Operatic Selections from "THE MIKADO."
Mr. W. L. Jackson, M.P., one of the Secretaries decided prompt action should be taken in the barbarity unless they had been inspired by then the opportunities of the list, also of the Tum Tum ... Miza GRACTE PLAISTED.
of the Treasury, speaking at Leeds, said that he had just returned from Ireland, and Kad traversed a thousand miles of that country, and was, therefore, in a position to offer an opinion regarding the potato crop, the badness of which had been much overstated by the Irish news. papers. Though the crop was deficient in some districts, it was, he said, on the whole satisfac- tory.
A tumultuous scene occurred at the Court House at Tipperary yesterday, before the Court was opened, owing to the police excluding the public from admittance. The police, in the scrimmage that followed, used their batons freely, and Mr. John Morley narrowly escaped a blow from one of them. Mr. Harrison, M.Po was less fortunate and had his bead severely cut. The Magistrate had to adjourn the Court The President of the Liverpool Moslem Society has sont a letter to The Times, in which protests against the production of "Mahomed" on the English stage, as being offensive to the Mahomedan subjects of the Queen and be there- fora appeals to the Government to intervene.
September 10th.
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The committee representing the subscribers to the Employers Fund have sent the following Cablegram to England"The Employers Union of Australid desire it may be known contribution that the great bulk of the to the Docker's Fund last year came from the employers and commercial insti- relieve tutions, and was sent solely distress, the Labour Council being merely used as a vehicle to remit the fund. The present strike originated through the officers insisting upon affilating with the labour organisations, thus intimidating the owners. The following have struck in support of the officers: Sailors, firemen, trimmers, cooks and stewards, gas stokers, wharf labourers, and coal miners. The employers demand freedom to employ whom they like. The unions are boycotting free labour. All other trades are equally well paid."
SALT' IS GOOD.
A FEW OF THE THINGS IT IS GOOD FOR.
IS LYING JUSTIFIABLE?
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...........Mr. CHAR. HARDING. To conclude with BARNEY, THE BARON.
Mr. D. C. SMITH.
TUESDAY, 14th October, Operaile Selections from "MASCOTTE,"
professional, theologian, will have less scope. Nun Ki Poo... Of course, it is inadvisable to continually go about protected by the armour of suspicion, just as it would be absurd to carry a gun to a friend's wedding-party in case a riot might enate.. More-Baracy over, you might protect yourself as much against truth as faltebood; but whenever you deem it of Bufficient moment to warrant a scrutiny lato an alleged fact be prepared to test it by your reasoning faculties.
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To conclude with
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Let us hear less about the immorality oflying. What is alle 7-A means towards an end. The little social deceptions of every day are Pippo Provided the end be desirable one, the harmless and indispensable. If a person asks you means are only censurable when attended with whether you consider him a fool or a monster of! non-access, palpable lie rightly receives punishment, just as
A badly designed, inartistic, ugliness it would not be either polite or bumans The Rough Diamand... Miss GRACIE PLAISTED.
to reply in the affirmative.. Your reason should much as the failure of anything else in creation. inform you that these little queries are to be taken The fact is, lies require classification. They only for what they are worth. And as regards may be divided into four species: The equivo- self-preservation, just as it is necessary to inflict cation, the suppressio veri, the suggestio falit, bodily pain on a sufferer when cutting off a limb and the lie deliberate. Some persons imagine to save a life, so is an outrage on truth legitimate that equivocating, simulating, or dissembling is when your option is required between the lesser not lying. These are the loudest in their and greater evil. If you are confronted by a how- denunciations of the robust, straight-from-the-ling religious maniac, who, flourishing a knife shoulder llar, and yet they are all in the same over your head, demands your coincidence with boat. What are the objects in view when a man, his especial views or a declaration to the contrary,
Salt in good." It is the language of inspirates. Self-preservation & Benefit to should you reply truthfully it may condemn
finally, on Saturday when urged to submit sent THE STRIKE IN THE AUSTRALIANĄ sien as well as of therapeutics. In all the ranze another. 8. Bensfil to oneself. 4. Injury to you to immediate death. It would be foolish to a volley of stones and arrows. The troops charged with the result above stated. Order has now been restored,
SHIPPING TRADE.
LONDON, September 4th. The Engineers' Society has cabled the sum of 200 to Melbourne for the assistance of the men
The out on strike,
September arst. Bombay was startled by the receipt late last night of several telegrams reporting the occurrence of fatal outrages at Goa. Gea municipal election was held yesterday and the Government despotically resolved to force their candidate on the chy and menaced the Tolers with a hostile military display. All but Government voters were harassed as they made their way to the Municipal Hall, and on every side the creatures of the Government teled to
Induce by threats the popular voters to espouse the Viceroy's cause. The people gradually grew restive and at last murmurs of rebellion were beard. A cordon of troops was formed round the
Municipal Hall and the angry populace was forced back. The military fired on them, and then charged the unarmed multitudebayonetting indir criminately. Seventeen deaths are reported and a very large number of persons are said to have been wounded. The feeling of the troops towards the populace may be judged from the fact that
The Compositors' Union with shortly send. about goo with the same object.
The Dockers' Union has arranged to have placed at the various railway stations in London ros automatic collection boxes, which will give receipt for every contribution deposited therein, The executive will send an appeal to all clergy and ministers throughout the United Kingdom requcating them to make collections for the meń on strike.
A number of English companies and firms have cabled privately to Australls several thou sands of pounds to support the cause of the employers in the pastoral and shipping interests in the present struggle with the labour unions arising out of the bearers' strike.
SYDNEY, September 4th.
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of the household materia medica there is no another. The first two are justifiable means stick at a falsehood when it would save your life. remedy half so valuable as common salt, both towards a necessary end the latter are If you were seated in a train which was, in all not so, Expediency justifics deviation from probability, about to meet with a collision and a because of its real curative properties and of ita
exactitude. Auming that a ship's true lady affected with heart-disease asked you whether immediate availability, And, moreover, it has
course is marked by a direct line on the chart, anything was the matter, would you be justified this advantage over more pretentious remedies, is ridiculous to argue that, in the event of in telling her the exact truth? Lattly, in this that seldom in case of over-zeal or mismanage
an iceberg coming to meet it, the belmsman is case. Presuming that you had a besom friend of ment can it be made to do mischief. If it doesn't
not to turn aside from a matter of principle, upright character and that you yourself were heal it won't kill, at any rate. Here are some Truth, omnipotence, and omniscience are all the cqually honourable, and that you relied on each of the things It is good for:
Heated dry and applied to the outer surface ideals towards which progressive Kumanity other's word in preference to that of anyone cise over the seat of inflammation or congestion, it should tend, but the evolutionary stages towards in the world; let the following hypothetical that end render Immorality and morality indefinite dilemma arise. Your friend leaves home for will give almost instant relief, while applications in nature and fluctuating in description according awhile and in his absence his wife (of whom he of a strong, hot solution of salt in water or
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may be a right to-morrow, and vice versa. The fion with a former admirer, but in thorough moral scale, the less will lying be rendered is about to meet. Accidentally you discover the artifiable. The remedy for the removal of liars whole affair and are acquainted with the fact of vise and potent that a ile is never so her innocence in fulfilling the appointment into at DAYLIGHT.
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if uttered would at onee be detected. At present we have not yet attained a sufficiently high standard of development to dispense with it. It is undesirable for people living in glass houses to throw stones, and every living. Individual on
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after the mob had been broken at the point of ❘ place last night, the Government to-day posted alcohol. who have sensitivo gums, Inclined the face of the globe is more or less a liar, as is
the bayonet, and fied for shelter into a house near the Church, a continuous fusilade was maintained against the building. The place was crowded with hundreds of
men who were too terrified to offer the smallest resistance, They thought themselves tolerably safe behind closed
doors and windows; but the troops poured valley
after volley into the house and succeeded in killing ten persons. The utmost confusion pre- vails in Goa, and from latest advices wo hear that Senhor Carneiro, the Administrator of the province, who is reported to have given the first order to the military to charge the moh, has filed from the city and is now in hiding.
September azad,
In consequence of the disturbance which took the proclamation issued after the recent riot at Newcastle, and enrolled 600 special constables. The leaders of the men bave promised to do all in their power to assist the police to prevent further violence,
A large body of police is now massed in the city, and troopers have been patrolling the streets all day.
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which she had been decayed, and also that as soon as she found out her error she indignantly repulsed any communication with the person who fraudulently procured her presence. Subsequently her husband return home and somehow or other hears that his wife has met her former lover in his absence. Maddened by drink he whips out a revolver and is about to to bleed on one the slightest: provocation,
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What is the matter, Your friend, keeping you at ing may usually be checked by treating the part doctors, philanthropists at Aoc genus omne, and with salt and water, Persons who have tender they do so if not directly at least by implication, a distance, delalis his grievance. Vous reply. THE Company's Steamship
When a clergyman is furtively admiring the that his information was false. He replies that, day by day if treated to a daily bılık rubbing yellow-haired girl apposite to him on the tramcar believing you before anyone else, he will believe Captain Young, will be despatched an above over the edge of his newspaper, but gammons to you if you will pledge your honour as a man be on the lookout for certain church on the other that you know that bis wife never mot the man side of the road, he is dissimulating and lying by at all otherwise, he will kill his wife and him. his actions. The lawyer who knows himself to self afterwards. You swear that his wife met be fighting a loslog case is not honest enough to you by appointment and not another man, and confine himse'f to the enumeration of actual facts he accepts your exculpatory explanation. Here you save an innocent woman and prevent a in his client's affairs, but thrown out hints intended suicide and murder by a lie. This lie is and of CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, expediency, and yet some people-will-have-it- to mislead the jury and Imbus them with Iniss impressions. The doctor who lies by looking that to tell the truth was the one will have it
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A pinch of it in hot water, taken either just before wharves will not be permitted,
September 5th. or just after a meal, is a valuable aid to digestion, The Gas Company expect to have sufficient and a cupful of very hot ialt water will some gas, with economy, to last for six weeks, but no times quiet the most persistent nausen.
Anything more that asit will de Yes, the The disturbances have resulted in seventeen gas will be available in the daytime for gas deaths and injuries to many others. Yesterday engines. It is anticipated this action will cause most grateful of all cure the toothache some conflicting reports reached here, but the tenor of the dismisal of more men, increase the drain on times. Will it really do that ? A little girl therd all is that a house, where a number of the strike funds, and precipitato the expected who was told to put some in an aching tooth friends of the popular candidate had assembled, crisis. It is generally bellayed that if the ship says so. I just put in a little salt, she said,
owners remain Arm, they must break up the and in a low minutes I felt the daughtyto lie in his réply ; and the soldier who arrange Bahl ain't it sickening "Junior" in Sydney Company's Steamship was fired on by the military, and seventeen
aching nerve curl right down and go to sleep," parsons killed and filty wounded.
September 23rd.
BRISBANE, September 5th. But there is one caution to offer. However his forces on the eve of battle into proportions Bulletin Conflicting accounts continue to come from Strike matters were quiet is the city this beneficial the therapeutic action of salt may be calculated to deceive the enemy as to his true!
A. Hunt, Commander, will be despatched as Gon, Representatives of the popular party say morning. Work at the different, wharves is there is no question but salt taken into the systems numerical strength and who further invites them they offered no resistance, and gave no proro-proceeding, and these places bave the same busy with the food in too great quantities is extremely cunningly to walk over a hidden mine is not Scorr's Emulsign of Pure Cod Liver Oil with above on THURSDAY, the 16th instant callon The Governmiest party say that the appearance before the striks commenced, harmful. It was the excessive use of salt, quite remarkably truthful as a general. And as regards Hypophosphites, is prescribed by Physicians all partisans of the popular candidate, while under Strike pay at present has not exceeded 1000, as much ze the nervour grin of his campaign, commencement of trade a-over-the-world. It is a remarkable remedy for Superior Accommodation offered by this Steamer the influence of drink, attacked the Municipal and it is expec.ed a contribution of 11. 3d. per that killed Horace Greeley, and there be those saturated with misrepresentations and conceal Consumption, Scrofula, and wasting diseases, First Class Saloon and Cabins are situated for Hall, obstructing the entrance of the President weak by every member of the Federation will who declare that with many women the use of meats until ono "shadows ourself" to think of and very palatable, Read the following: ward of the Engines. Second Class Pa and the Administrator They were diapersed, serve to keep up the campaign for an indefinite. In the system diles up the blood and the healthy. The ends sought by the llar have been Scot's Emulsion in a case of impoverished Chamber ensures the supply of Fresh Provisions
́pait is's species of dissipation. Too much salt them."
have much pleasure in stating that I have tried are: Berthed in the Poop, A Refrigeran bat not till after several were killed and wounded period, without outside assistance.uni
moisture of the membraneous surfaces, and (a classified into four-two of which are justifiable, blood, with scrofulous disease, and found it to be daring the entire voyage. A. daly quailled Anotheraccountsays that the popular candidate's
SYDNEY, 8 ptember 5th, friends attacked the troops and police with One thousand special constables have been evidenced by a dead yellow pallor of the skin, and two of which are contemptible. To lle for very efficient preparation, it was taken with Surgeon is carried
with blanching of the lips and checks and a one's personal benefit, in order to make money, cut the least difficulty."-A. TEMPLE PERKINS, For Fraight or Passage, apply to firearms and dynamite, The sworn in
September 24th Work on the wharves is proceeding uninter-morbid craving for the condiment which nothing to advance one's social position and self 22, Lordship Park, Stoka Newington, N. Any The special correspondent of the Timer eruptedly. Unionists are reserving themselves but its use in enormous quantities will satisfy aggrandisement by false statements," is wrong, Chemist can supply it.-A. Sr. Watson & Co
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