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female at fiirstwith nose would .lie, between her Then asleep. apparently paws, seat himself a Dowie would upon male would and the boulder, puma beautiful

rise

—

.

slinking

fashion.

The

boy was

by nature

with

peculiar

arts

to

or

many

pets

some

of

persistent. the among

odd

them

ing.

sandstone

boldest an

of which

ancient

and

canyon,

irregular

of

home

dwellers.

or

numerous

series

cliff-

"

of

oblong, each having

are

circular,

one

of

the

largest

of

cave-rooms, Dowie roof,

with

an

unusually

lizards

he

gave,

of

the

he an

upon

chameleons, and harmless His " pets.

;

snakes

his

towards

them,

or

be

sudden

a

any

leap move

startling

his

on

his appearance. advances had

on

insidious

and alarms, at to fear him

their at last

Finally prevailed had they a

—

that

of

a

staple

proper

toads, such

of

;

lizards, his an in

were

"

wanting ;

he

to must

have

a cougar. In the rear of the a wild, rough canyon, ledge, fronting had lair in a of cougars their pair the of a cave house. deep recesses Dowie had never to While dared enter them their den, he had known

was

making He

cats.

said

adventures busy brain can his

his schemes for many With subjection.

their

cap

the help of a old Manuel Chaves, Mexican; and roustabout, who, sheep-shearer at the with his wife, lived hacienda, could be fetched up from big stones to but below wall the cougars up; old Manuel would give the help and about it ? keep still Dowie concluded not, and he knew that his would like father, Desmit, ture

in

he

big about

at home nothing with but them,

vassed

mesa

family had domiciled or two owl

was thing happiness

perfectly

boy would

the that

the

tamer. one

time aware

or

than

better

nothing chester

and pay them which Dowie to

watch

to

to

to

for

off

knew

wolves; So matters

fetch his Win for the cougars,

the sheep losses to have been due

awake, and

on

The

animal's

truly

frightful,

wheedled

amity

or

guard

its

upon

into any indifference.

.appearance were

them a visits after paid learned He had their day no time habits pretty and had well, fear of them outside their lair. Cou at and even only gars attack night, then approach a man. they rarely So on certain sunshiny days, when the

smith

air of the he went

caverns

was

a

to visit cautiously his sure the of finding friends, or sleek old pumas counter asleep had feit for doubtless sleep, they heard his footfalls far around the

cool,

—

cougar

ledge.

They

jutting

shelf

stretched rock within

lay of

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two

the him a

upon or

;

sum out shop, and for a pretty of the pittance him for wages, allowed Dowie succeeded in old getting Manuel to go to the rancheria with

little

two-wheeled steel

length.

bundle

rods

of

and cart, a certain

The Mexican of ironwood sticks,

get

for

size

and

carried

a

cut

to

.

semicircle

at

top. at carefully measured in the sand rock at

drilled,

holes distances, the top and bottom of this passage. He drilled pass deepest at the top to and drop them into the up his rods slots or below. He set the sockets rods

three

some

and

inches.apart, finished.

was

cage

his

moonlight evening, had helped to close in their the sheep corrals, night his out of Dowie mounted pony hacienda and rode up of the sight He a the Verde. carried gunnya filled from and a lantern sack, in an outof oil supply precious on

a

Manuel

old

—

He his for pony, picketed a the some half mile down safety, river Then below the terraced ledge. cave he .went to his and waited, in the entrance. sitting were On such a night th cougars to be out, one or sure both, in search to Dowie intended wait of meat. to until before midnight attempting but he sat for only enter their lair, or so he heard the an hour when scream of the far up puma wailing was the river. This quickly some screech answered by another

what

nearer

at

were

out,

and

hand.

hoped his

the

a

it

sur

premo

the deadly old cougars make itself felt the actually through ? gloom and blackness of the cavern had He the parent forgotten and their habit of cougars, stealthy in the joy of his capture. approach, the Dowie thrust kits, nervously which he had soothed to drowsines, into the mouth of the gunny-sack, he which had been sitting. upon Then, in trembling dread, he turned to the passage and faced the silently came from the gleam of light which presence

entrance

what

he

did

or

of

the

fierce

to

his

cavern.

He

saw

had

to see half-expected the shadowy outlines of both the old in the standing passage cougars, silent, way, grim, motionless, peering

boldly and entered.

cave,

the

at

"Away

—

had not Dowie He speedily to the mounted

luck.

lantern,

cougars'

cougars an beast had been

The

animals

had tracked him from had been standing and in no fear of his light, watching, for no how doubt, long. knowing their

lair,

And

he

and

had

extremity, after several musty, through passing and passages, ill-smelling apartments the in a low he found hole, dark, two beasts little tawny cougar kits at his with which blinked light a sand nest newly-opened eyes from a which reeked with musky stifling, odour. He promptly thrust the big-legged creatures the mouth of harmless into his

his gunny sack, swung them and hurried out. shoulder, Then, the and while kits whimpered he ran at a reckless miauled, pace down the path and along the broader but and out of breath, terrace, own den entered his triumphant, over

with his prize. trick to catch Such a simple, easy to shout He wanted' and cougars He dance in his joy and triumph. had expected to take big risks, to find

the

of

!

waited, ful He

Could

.

dared dared not

the

at

peering

figures. not

watch

silent,

they hand

move

him

see

?

foot

or

—

in the darkness, attempt, In two or three replace the rods. bounds either of the fierce beasts reach and could the could cage, its slim the squeeze body through to

too. opening, Seconds which went

by.

rustle of about in their

the

into

ages

faint

small piteous

was

vibratory ings,

and

tongues

of

lengthen hear

of

of

a

rattling, snarl-

horrible

hollow

walls

as

infernal

the

snuffling the instantly

re-doubled, an

a

moving

a

and with

filled

uproar the which

echoed

to

could

;

gave

miaul,

cavern

seemed He

now kits sack then one

creatures

if

had

pit

re

the broken

all

loose.

Dowie lunged hands along

Instinctively

thrust grasped

ward, rock,

and braced The

a

din,

the

for

loose

rods,

encounter.

an

in savage, awakened blazed up in him. too

none

for

breach,

of

one

of

spirit

for the

his

himself

that horrible He was

farther

three

out

lifted

room to rods, just giving his body squeeze through— and had them left of leaning against the wall the cell In breathless, terrible he suspense

cage

—

poor likely

such

for

Both

some

deer or antelope in the toils. caught lit

the

over

Was

within.

Dowie

soon

the

of

one

in

the in

cougars,

to the wail of the kits, flung at the bars of the cage. tearing Dowie, grown more used to the dim saw the creature head light, press and shoulders in at the opening, and heard the ominous and creaking of a rod. He grinding straining thrust at the cougar's head savagely the with his sharp weapon, and felt steel hardened its point grit upon teeth and skull bones, as he fought it with the forocity of a young gladiator. The beast met his attack with the answer

itself

of ferocity, courage to get at him, until

and

fought madly have pain must with a something fearful then, hoarse howl of rage and agony, it the attempt and leaped back gave up out the of reach. Then continued its

been

;

!

very

home,

of the

one

likely to

retreat

old the

at

at

cougars note

first

of

over

be of

in kits, young cougars, newly-arrived The it. the cavern Dowie knew cautiously, boy retreated throbbing with excitement and elation. a Two weeks later he had matured for action. and was plan prepared At the Rancheria de Torres, near the mines of Mazatyal, there was a black

and long, fashion.

ordinary

an

as a

were

to

There

high with

rock.

a

demonstrations and it refused

the

as

and

to and follow his up warning, chance on other attempts nights until at last. should favour him perhaps into the He took his small prizes he them. had for cage prepared There and cooed he sat and fondled

Then, yean one the mounted day, Dowie April terrace and cave, path to the cougars' the male wide found alone, very for

ran-

corner

cellar.

tamer

this

a

half

and.

Then,

oogars!" coogars, oogars, the male too, cougar, Presently his would stretch upon great length There the rock and close his eyes. threats nor move would be no more ment on Dowie had their part until finished his performance, which some he prolonged for half-an-hour. times the

v:\;

entrance:

after

tey,

as

brought, of couple enclose a cist, in diameter, A

cougar

oooee, poor-

mooey,

felt

;

complete

oooee,

with

—

Only

the

mooee,

e,

Dowie

was menagerie one had expensive only the bob-cat to be the fed with refuse from hacienda the table. The rest, even lived in owls, roamed freely simply haunts on terms their familiar with

their

e

headway

a

;

which

dogs, the

to

cave

terrace horned

prairie

o

old

the

upon

—

wall

fairly she than

then

:

high Here,

these

terrace

the river flats. A bob-cat, chained

the

air ;

distance.

heritage.

strayed

mo

against ceased

he played with his debris, Meantime odd pets and curiosities. the sheep, which needed no more care or

cry

raise

quaver

a

more

"Oooee,

his

and

than

eyed accents

refuge

!

considerable

a

rock, in a the

the would send part, cougars jumping into the black mouth in cave-lair. of their There, fact, a long time taken sudden had for they

—

bars

earth

voice,

ment

shape,

the

fronting

and

Dowie would He begin. the lean towards cougars, his soul into his and all eyes hon and croon in wheedling,

All

rectangular or various cubby-holes cellars the primitive

his

throw

"

when rods, they to cave his dwelling. work to sufficed days' some five or six feet in

were

doorway,

suddenly performance or three and again lie times, with closed and sleepy eyes

Then would

con

passages.

had

off

Still

explain

wide

snarl

terrific

her head, she raising her ears, and begin in her tail nOte,slapping

repeat

began,

to

quiet,

ferocity.

dwellings

cists storage and pantries inhabitants. of its human are In the centres of these big rooms of them fire-pits, many yet begrimed abodes smoke and soot. Fit with are the wild for stump-tailed they cats, In

break

she

He

obliged

pooh-

female

—

slits,

rooms,

rooms

and

in

the cougars. carried his

bc

duly elder..

the

young attempted to leave to steal away pretending both rear the would brutes asleep at him with their heads and yagger

apertures.

in

or

turn

the upon viciously her terrible voice until ing" crescendo, shook with her shrill

Then,

door

mere

ten

even

low'

.fleas,

about

not

was

was

the

grew

visitor's

—

triangular these cave

Some few of or have eight nected by narrow The largest

"

cavato

walled

having having

some

others

was

terrace, upper sandstone, purple-grey

in excavated an is extensive

orifices,

Of the

the

Along

lodges, ways,

the

marked

the

of limit

one

a

the

by Desmit

outer

visage.

numerous

ledges,

flatten hoarse

would

inert,

enough. Amongst of the hollowed-out Verde, lodges Dowie became a sort of cave-dweller, in one and had his daytime habitation the of walled-in pocket dwellings and haunted by lizards, by bob-cats, and even chameleons, by cougars. the river banks, Chapparal skirted of and clung to crevices in the faces the

take her Without

-'would'

two

wild things, and uncanny

the

gnawed at

-

and

of course,

poohed;-: the

cages" at .known

be

the opposite cist-r-circUlar This six or in had a roof some shape in a thinseven feet and height, about as walled entrance passage

ntly,

by the

if

if

as

yawn more

pacific

would of

himself, He had

and

and

home,

making

to

,

—

beasts,

insiduous

i

tamer

a

haunches, snarl would

its

upon

ap'peased partly disposition. Then, as her mate

as

the

.while

feetji,..

bored,

—

pacific,

of

rows

showing

fashion,.,

-:

scheme had pets

his

waves

.

warning

and

head

its

Dowie's for

played in prickly face of his body. nition of his peril,

.

his early days of Arizona's was the only hacienda Desmit's tory, Tor miles human habitation along the Desrnit kept huge droves Rio Verde. still, kept of merino sheep, and better at with the Moqui, Yavapai peace who ruled in and Salt River Indians, that valley and in contiguous territory. the of the Dowie Desmit, only son in his -teens, while yet proprietor, love life of a came to the lonely He herder. had never been, known the friend of to carry a gun, but was which inhabited every living thing lands of the Verde. Even the desert a bob-can the mottled1 half-mad of the river of small species lynx which ran dwellings, ledge and cave from other and bristling away spitting Dowie in halfavoided intruders, the

lift

the ancient view at thirty male cougar in deep, snarl

could

—

would In

the

distance,

-

steps'

into

of"

the be

as

sharpened that there

—

'<'

up

softly came

.

Calkins.

Welles

Franklin

and

.

By

stole

pathway,

As .

:...;

he

and lengths rods should be, so no mistake. right

were clean for they their lair, ill-smelling scratches and snuffling

them,

enough outside and got

small

responses

for his pains. h ye b-e-e-o-o-ful !" he crooned, holding

"

O-o-o

coo-gars in his

and

arms,

leettle them

his

rubbing

face

backs. along the soft fur of their he sat a Thus for time, long in the of absorbed wholly pastime the whimper and fondling cuddling .

TAMER.

COUGAR

THE

mouth. three leaps of their cave-lair's to as He also be just had learned of his reception.; sure of the manner

8 T OliY.

0 U U

little ing, wriggling things, lantern burned and low, and hiss went out. sputter

put

but

little

kerosene an

the to

was

in

oil too

until

lamp-can

the

his

a with He had —

and precious

scarce

article.

Then,

in

cave

cell,

the

very

the

sudden a

marrow

chill

of

of blackness alarm struck

of his

bones,

and

of

mewling charge

from

the the

kits other

brought cougar.

on

a

Dowie,

better met seeing still now, a vicious animal with thrust in neck and held it at its bay, shoulders squeezed through partly the The like its opening. beast, mate, madly for a few mo fought while the and ments, boy bored the sharp twisted steel into its flesh. Discouraged at such a resistance, it, to reach too, gave over the attempt him. The two cougars trotted back and on more forth the floor of the cavern the the

tamely now. They kept up a series of weird, anxious while the kits cries, miauled. And Sput, the bob-cat, in his small hissed and spat in corner, protest

or

fear.

Dowie now him of bethought several matches in his and pockets, of closing dared the experiment the in the bars He a lighted cage. husbanded its lucifer, carefully blaze, and

keeping

ments

he held

of the into

the move eye upon cougars, slipped the rod

one

Then,

position.

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on

page

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13.)

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Sub-Comriiission reductions

inadequate tribunals

The The talion

naught twenty

.

Rangers.

of

home-coming of

the

88th

Bat

ist

Regiment after

Rangers),

the an

(Conabsence of

is an from Ireland, years Belfast item of interest (says the Weekly, May 8) to all the old memOn bers of that celebrated corps. one a detachment of officer, Monday one men and fifty colour-sergeant, at to take left Sheffield up quarters Athlone, which, by a coincidence, was the last Irish station occupied the ist Battalion. On the 23rd by Kings June, 1877, the Rangers left the town on board Orontes for the considerable service Cape, and saw in the Kaffir War of 1877-81, and in the Zulu campaign of the following In October, year. 1879, the battalion was moved to Bombay, and was sta After tioned there for eleven years. for a twelve subsequent sojourn months Aden the regiment left for at home, and since 1891 has been sta at Pembroke Ports tioned Dock, The results mouth, and Sheffield. of the short-service system are very have evident in the changes which taken place in the distinguished corps since it left Ireland twenty years ago. that sailed from Kings Of the men in 1877 onty with the regiment town men and nine these are the return, Mr. T. and Kenny, quartermaster, and sergeants. sergeants eight staff men from A hundred time-expired the 2nd Battalion joined the battalion from the other day, and a large draft the ist to the number of Battalion, last to join left in February the 253, now Battalion in India. serving

have

still

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rents to fix in some proportion the the earnings of the land and claims to the respective produce of those who do work it and those who not. Meanwhile have prices gone down. According to figures of prices and prepared produce by the Regis means trar-General the loss in prices in a reduction of the £5, 747,000 In annual of the farmers. earnings the face of facts like this how absurd is to talk it of the reduction of rents can excessive. The landlords being now do one of two things. They can provoke a land war, or they can assist in settling the land question.

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for

The

sick

Proud

of

tight

Mater Infirmorum Hospital, the Catholics of Belfast fought and worked so hard to bring to a

the

need of

of lis

summg will be

1

is

maturity, 01

snape

at

length

as-

useiuiness.

it

rich

have

years, there

for

is

kind

this

and

sheep

an

excellent

is

The

incident

supplies the

commentary Irish

Mr.

Justin

upon

which

depression

by

felt

to

Department Veterinary to knew Council if Eng be alive could imported

Dublin.

general

of

requirements was decided

it

at

present

agriculturists.

mer

has that one

so

the

meet

lish into

kept The doubled

purses.

Belfast

to

their trade, write to the of the Privy

Mr.

may insti

an

to

the

among

McCarthy.

McCarthy was just able additional volume of his before his illness became He had worked very steadily

Justin the

finish

history severe.

must book, and the strain have the considerable. However, are alike complete, preface and index mean and Messrs. Chatto to publish the book on May 20th.

the

at

been

Catholic

Soldiers'

The

noteworthy

Irish

most

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of Catholic representative from that narrowUlster, and free minded that enshrouds bigotry institutions in similar such Dublin, as the Rotunda The Hospital. are Catholics of Ulster proud of their work in this direction, and not with out cause, for their unfortunate just in the north more than once position the before their minds brought of such an institu urgent necessity and from the very nature of tion, their isolation were driven to they undertake but not from it, any spirit of bigotry more toward their fortu nate Protestant It is neighbours. two since the work was only years that and now it is commenced, finished it remains for all those con-

Institute.

affairs

military

week of Catholic

The

state

them

people.

which for

of

the

able their

on

strings

guess tution

Hospital.

its

poor

others

and

population within thirty

!

but

it,

to the that the shortness d awn fact the of the supply in Dublin market difficult of good sheep made it for

The are province against great of the whole

success.

though

reported,

chants

Soldiers'

by

Lord

incident

during the

May was

Curragh Belfast

a

the

much suffer on surrounding country account of non co-operation 6f several of the northern railway companies who might do an immense amount of good without much ado, but they not. will Cork and Dublin have done but the north this, still lags behind. can Nevertheless, progress be

,

it

of

working

odds.

j

make

portion

to

Catholic

to

J

Landlords. Irish The landlords met recently in Dublin to follow in convention up to Lord Salisbury's attack suggestion

one

given would

cerned

be to satisfactory thought, quite have them. The landlords of Ireland to done nothing improve he land. uoon the lived They Have simply rent out of the inir work and drawn Fifteen provements of the tenants. we.e established years ago tribunals

Fxchanifes.)

Connaught

would,

The

by these

.

(From

our

Courts.

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the

opening

Institute Roberts.

in first

of the at

the The

Sheep

COUCH, THROAT?

SORE

Ayer's l j '?

>

THAT

WITH

COLD,

Rearing.

abandonment of sheep-rearing of Irish farmers by a large number as the result of the losses suffered in that branch of their from industry disease and weather unsatisfactory has led the Dublin Victuallers' As sociation to take important action. At their last was meeting attention

SUFFER LONGER

M

Rev. Father Delaney and those assohim ciated with in the good work are to be congratulated upon the success their exertions, attending and it only remains to be hoped that the balance of 609 still due for the construction and equipment of the Institute be speedily forth may Lord Roberts was coming. very happy in his speech, in which he per thanked Father sonally Delaney for the interest he had taken in kindly the welfare of the Catholic soldiers at the Curragh.

Pectoral

Cherry

of nearly 60 years Has a record of the Throat in curing affections and Colds, Lungs, Coughs, La

Grippe,

and

Pneumonia.

ant

take,

sure

to

to

Pleas

-

cure.

Ayers Cherry Pectoral

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Gold

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Medals at the World's

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The

Pope

Archbishop

The

Mis-

Greece's

and

fortunes.

;

of

Athens, Mgr. He Rome.: Fran is a menber of the Conventual a ciscans, and fills high office, being for all the Uniate Delegate Apostolic and " immediately Greeks, depend ent as that regards his Archdiocese, has

Angelis,

in

arrived

"

not

dependent his but holding the from directly is

on

any

patriarch,

full

jurisdiction See. Since

Holy

arrival he has twice been received and al Pontiff, by the Sovereign he is naturally in very chary though on the mat making communications his

that

is no mystery conversations

it

ter,

long almost

exclusively of; ..Greece.

fortunes Father's

the Pope's him. turned the present'

with. on

—

,,Thel? Hply course interest islof fin first; own in Greece his subjects those; but at the who own' his jurisdiction— same is time, his paternal sympathy, the entire as:' it aroused for people, is for those who are. in mis ;

always

;

fortune; Greece may her tendencies and in merit can but one hardly

and

to her,

erred

have her

be

may

directed

without

or

pomp less likely efficacious

the most

to

their the

to

and

learning,

congress and

that

assurance

No

longer

faise

cry

that

the

nistic

to

science

can

old,

be

none

........

Semi-Public

Recently was tory cordance

Cardinals,

Consis semi-public ac in in held, which, the with Pontifical, the Patriarchs, Archbishops a

250 in all their the gave judgment regarding causes two of the Blessed servants of God whose canonization has been answer in for. The all arranged to the cases was favourable canon and the Holy Father then ization, he had fixed declared that the cere to take mony place on the 27th inst. formalities Certain having been ful filled Advocates by the Consistorial the his Holiness gave Apostolic Benediction and the Consistory came

Rome

some

enses

is

in

employed

questions Catholic and

Alumni."

The

scientific.

Eminence'

Cardinal to

visit paid his biennial for the purpose recently a of children number

the

ing was

state

of

the

of the

to

end.

an

celebrated Father

at

10

New

French

Cardinals.

days since the raised recently

A few prelates

three to

.

The

French the Car-

Arch Mgr. Coullie, Lyons, Mgr. Labour, of and Rennes, Archbishop Mgr. of Sourrieu, Archbishop Rouen, at the went though the ceremony dinalate,

viz.,

of

bishop

Nonciature oath

dience

of

unto

Paris

in

of

the obe

taking

and "fidelity profound to the Vicar of Jesus Christ," to

moreover

promising the

defend

"

even

of their

the blood, the including temporal of the Holy See, patrimony and to observe the apostolic constitu tions." The Cardinals afterwards to the to receive proceeded Elysee from the President of the Republic, in conformity the with stipulations of the the hats which Concordat, the insignia of all members complete of the Sacred College. rights

shedding

of

people which

Logue

four more: while

Magherafelt

streets

of confirming and ascertainMass parish. o'clock by the

The

the

Church,

the

on

no

to

was

The to

dividuals

The

to

him

in

the

are

in

is

ment.

him,

and pay

and

could

the

sort

men

name.

These

young

people

in

and

five

and the

each

six referred

Government

or

Having

spies. cation

of them

one

every

contains

of

training

duty

of

the

towards parents the' imparted

Eminence them, his Papal Benediction. Presents

For

the

the

however,

brings

American

saint

first

the

the

of

back

far

so

The

International Scientific Con which will be held at Fribourg1, gress, from the 16th to 20th of Switzerland, August next, promises to be one of the greatest of its kind ever held in from the any country. Judging names of the clerical savants, and who have given their adhesion lay, to the from movement, and the are which announced to be papers

National Library of Australia

has of

been Messrs.

street,

more

on

their

passion

as

it

is

laid upon the money

offered

virtually

thrown caused

no

anti-clerical occasion,

neglect no old hatreds.

They

the mourning of families have

into been

the catastrophe outburst of emotion are and this thev

has

the for

but

;

an

France,

over

the

on

they

hundreds

all. ex-

—Exchange.

ploiting.

Weakened Vitality IMPOVERISHED

as

declared

heroic by Pope Gregory that at an is probable the honors of the altar will it

been

introduced

times,

the

Popes,

first

of

it

these

is

Rome

at

with

the

most

likely

venerable

that

the of

who

ciscan France,"

in

died

the

mission of Recollect Fathers at

sanctity

the

February

21,

odour

of Ayer's tion of the I

of

the in

Fran " New

1679.

The

after Valiea, the miracles

a

wrought

of

did well-

a

in New York eminent

missionary the

late

it.

taking

from

done

My

Improved dose

first

the

general

health, is excellent. cent, stronger,

.

observa to others,

by

Sarsaparilla, good it had

Appetite

inquiry through'

judicial

began

almost

in of his canonization was process stituted his after death shortly by the second Bishop of Canada, Mgr. de St.

Wilds,

P.

"I was for many a sufferer years of a from boils and other eruptions like caused nature, by the impover blood. ished state of my My appe tite was poor and my system a good deal run down. Knowing the value

the glorious to be enrolled upon will also be a mem of saints register ber of the in the Franciscan Order of the Didacus brother, person lay Pelleties,

Sarsaparilla

Z.

Rev.

Judge Wilds:

01

servants

Ayer's

the

known city and brother

at

sanction

Read what for

;

I

feel and

a

I

then

my

now

it

and

improved,

hundred attribute

result to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I recommend with all confidence blood medicine the best

intercession.

of

per this which as

ever

devised." For

There windows O'Connell

deputies stipends which this would they

costs

elections

little

which

Dunedin.

SWITZERLAND.

next

care

God

|

Right

1836 missionary

Texan

the own

taxpayers well in view of spent Election which is draw the members Although

and ground, for reviving

Texan

that

dmerent

into his

Bishop

was read letter Most Rev. Dr. that the initial a

the

XVI.,

have

branch the edu children

a

that upon distinguished So again, of the several missionary. in Canada, the and women holy men whose for canonization proceedings

I

to

to gain Cardinal

Saint

the

it com

to the vote which has opposition caused nearly all the walls of France to-be decorated with M. Brisson's several of them have since eloquence, spoken with much vehemence against the party trick. The Comte d'Hugues describes what took place as a politi cal was all prepared comedy which " the met. before Chamber The " he says, to wish Radicals," fight

Missionary.

announcing

date early be conferred

with. are have to reckon There a of branches in the of number city Dublin of these nefarious societies, and

American Franciscan

be

were

inof these of the Govern

his

tell

of

edifice

circumstance, mind that the

the

was

the

of

stood

the

of the fact the virtues

of these

pay

one.

persons unable

or

curb but

a

near.

of

priest, pioneer Father O.S.F., Anthony Margil, who founded the Franciscan Mission in Texas, one and who died nearly hundred and it As years ago. fifty is of canoniza known, the process is tion and protracted extremely sometimes from niinute, extending one and in view into another, century

communicated was individuals He knew police.

fact

one

;

the

one

remarkable

First

will

a terrible thing it is to be from the Church by excom Another munication. effort would secret establish these be made to and he warned and fathers societies, and others in charge of the mothers over to watch their people young and keep them children, especially those who would lead them from In the from God's Church. away of there was a Magherafelt parish

society,

of

ing

successful in the had been steps matter of the canonization of the late of Philadelphia. Bishop Neumann,

off

secret'

outside

a

put

thought General

the

If

francs

that

every

of their

always

to

was

filled

thousand

was

20,000

out

pay

for bill sticking, the backs of the

persons, the

number

the have

Del

of the church. vicinity both and outside inside

church

Ryan

what

selves

thousand

two

in

to

operation

nearly witnessed by

one

Fully

most

lasted

than twice the

ro-

if

had

pity."

perceiving used be

voted in

France.

of

mune

picturesque held

were

in

the

were

and

and this

s

the clergy, be placarded

should

cere-

Jfeter

hours,

A few weeks ago his the Grace

for them

feeling

realise

they impressive

from

a secret made to establish society but he was to the parish, glad these learn that when thoughtless who were being entrapped by youths were remon these emissaries of sin strated with priest by the parish were un got to give up this they who The lawful parties society. these secret become members of

have

bt.

and

Famous

in

never

m

ever celebration services The

The

was

organisations and religion,

The

to

accessible

Republican majority, this speech might

against

Wilming

of

month.

held

The how

James Bishop

admitance. His Eminence, acted as consecrator. Gibbons

effort

an

Diocese

last

scene

the

in

state He

satisfactory he found the parish. that before he came

aware

cut

FRANCE.

Catholic were

aware.

John

consecrated

was

Del.,

Socie-

and a Rodgers, C.C., as well attended, large congregation the as several; from priests neigh Mass his After parishes. bouring ascended -the altar Eminence steps and the and congratulated priests

Rev.

Rev.

Right

Monaghan

Bishop.

hearts

all

revolt, New

/Wilmington's

ties.

His

all Republicans for the combat of societies, government united in the same

AMERICA.

feel

have only in together independent but will have sentiment of

not

the

our

placing

universal

to

opposition fanaticism will

ing,

In

results.

ats

grouped

bearing

Secret

and

iu

itself

'

Cathedral, imposing,

on

lesson

its

antago

of

Cardinal

S.

assembly

,

;

Dublin Crucis olim

quidam

Collegii

church

—

.

present

—

in

Consistory.

Sacerdotes

political

.

inscription, Dno. Michaeli Verdon. hunc calicem dono JDuned.

dedere

a

.

Dno.

monies

The

Cullen and of Around the ." Illmo. et

the

is

Epo.

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The

College.

ton,-.

the his

Cardinal

HolyfiCross

of the Fribourg day, for the memories the and .live, Congress will long thrown' of subjects upon gravity light a mind will illumine clouded many by. ignorance matters upon

representing

efs,

in

used by a religious in a language on a in church very solemn occasion no connected with politics. way of the marks' of sym After speaking France had received pathy which from the whole world in' consequence of. the terrible M., Brisson disaster, continued .:.. Such of testimony Soars above far; fraternity among men, the of a God Who, not conception satisfied with punishing our country had taken a years ago, twenty-six as hundred .wolfien a host generous would age for our crimes, and Who continue to France with His pursue was forced to return until .she anger to the of obedience. This unity will not make gentleman, language, the us less of beliefs of respectful but will others the contrast have

oft-repeated

Church

the

rel

finely-jexecuted the ar,ms of foot Rmo.

gives Ireland England will be well and represented truly at the learned Catholic eminently delibera hold its assembly that will town. in the Swiss tions university experience;

to

parade, be amongst the of the influences the existing upon is

of

<

-

situation.

who of those benefit the

criticise

:

The countries. listvof have promised; to give

to

and

secret it

bear

to

brought

in

lea

well .fihe the move :

IRELAND.

,

action

these

methods,

be. denied of purpose. and be this,

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in

ment

Gun

Irish ornament prevails. Naturally. so The V conventional interlacing, on works -of ancient much admired is -introduced Celtic .with art, very and wreath of sham-, a good effect, the cup. rocks surrounds The. knob is admirably, in the centre of the stem shaped to giye effect to -the six costly set in which are raised diamonds On the it. .base upon are, panels

in

generosity The Holy Father knows alF the more is therefore willing use means those in his power the fortunes of alleviate hard And Greek people. although it

and

priests CardinalsJ Bishops, indicate ders of thought, accorded high appreciation

and

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Messrs.

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and is characterised by fault ning, less beauty and of outline proportion no of ornament less than by a style to the suited thoroughly design.

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doubt that be little there earn the cause of Catholic science will the a from receive impetus great the subjects be manner, in which will and that the fallacies of elucidated, a the enemies of truth will receive in its effects. refutation The. lacking success the wonderful attending of the com efforts of the organizers and mittee forGreat Britain Ireland, and the warm approval given by His the as Holiness the.., Pope, '.as -well read,

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the

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all or

poor debility,

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magnifi

and a cently wrought chalice richly both illuminated' executed address, in the most finished of Irish art, style to be presented to the Most Rev. Dr. Bishop of Dunedin, Verdon, N.Z., friends the by his many amongst of Clonliffe of past students College, which he was for the many years revered President. The chalice is

Thb; French

Freethinkers

capital political Ollivier's recent sermon the Dame on Charity

ing

When mity. sembled a few Easter recess,

Chamber,

M.

out

are

mak

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literary

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Australian Exhibition. estimates

for

for

the

George

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the

calling

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of

the

at the hibits

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Statistics.— of

the colony

estimated

the

on

number

Yield

fields.—

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goldfields the year

of

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large

number

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the

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meeting

of

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the

League

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for

On

—

in

tion

to

land town

addi and

there

for

condi

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;

acres

;

acres,

Friday

for applications the Lands Department. for 15 applications

numerous

made

the

a

letter

12

special

and

one

acres,

making

29,153

acres.

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Peculiar

timber

pastoral a

total

were

59,996 1,877 for license 1,280 lease for 20,000 63 applications for

representing representing

farms,

one

34'

were

leases,

/for

In

of

Accident.

—

On

Sunday

a James named Smith, pas a man night Mel the steamer Hubbock, from senger by in discharging some while assisting bourne, vessel fell He the overboard. sheep from his on afterwards seen floating was shortly taken to On being back and was rescued. in a he the behaved peculiar hospital, to medical resistance manner, offering to give any and refusing particu treatment He into he got the water. lars as to how is still in a semi-conscious condition.

National Library of Australia

of

one

Order

of

tree he

that

it

says

very

a

is

get I

of the hall free the use of Wurarga, for the use of horses free of all Our

very

Bay

would

with

has

the figs much as

into

dish

and

It I

great with

weigh

I have for it The

the like

caught is

very

in

to

often

it

It

see

is

—

in of

a a

ornamental, any part of the along The

fruit

large

tree

a

AT

MEETING

pound

cream

chewing.

tree

sure

ILA.C'B.S.

;

The

The

KAL

or

cue

of

over

presided members.

an

of members

months

were

O'Connor

as

more

follows

and

of

rain

here

"are

beginning

to

look

Bros.

President,-

:

;

vice-president,

;

;

Brown.

The

his

the thanks

of

been

for

that

a

the

cleared, centre. by the

the

Rev.

Father that

who was Palmer, reported present, the Branch Chaplain (Rev. Father Deasy) in and he was health, steadily improving to be them again. hoped shortly amongst the officers and several of the memAfter

who

will

his

and

deserves

every

to

the

being

as

donors

the

the

eve

Gold

Mine,

classes.

His

him

with

with In

con

inscribed.

the

Murchison. of

the great requirements There public battery. of

a

small

many

mine-owners the

expended nearly

here whole

Gullewa a great

are

who have their capital

of

and although that have at grass they plenty of from loz. to 5oz. to a return would give unable to sell on the are ton, yet they of the slump at present in mining account realise on or otherwise anything circles, their return them handsome ore that would in

their

developing

dividends

be

may locally

the

through

put

if

of the the chances to Gullewa ing a battery I would remote, suggest

Government

men

£50

each,

10

to

seem

that

to to

afford

would 5-head would

which

good

Our

Own

balls

held

celebrations

two

at J.

Mr. for

Jones'.

praise

the

on

Messrs.

M.

Flanagan

his

energetic

Our

Own

Correspondent.) —

Peter anart

at St. services of Peter's pence, the of than usual interest. were more Mary's the Mass took The first place at 10 a.m., the W. Rev. Palmer officiating being At the the rev. conclusion gentle priest. made on behalf man an impressive appeal In of the fund to the large congregation. of the the at 7.30 Benediction evening when the Blessed Sacrament was given, effective Father Palmer delivered an Rev. the address on Pontiffs, dating Sovereign down to the the from days of St. Peter musical Leo XIII. The Pontiff, present was rendered by of the ceremony portion The church was efficient choir. again an also and there were present six crowded, Sisters of the Order of St. John of God. lection

the

The

made

John

of

me

sold

very

the

and lower

at

difficulty

Palmer

grand

A

be

to

concert

was

feel

great which school quest

success.

sufficient I

battery.

Correspondent.)

There

sale. concert

children's

Boulder a

was

School last attendance

in

sense

every The

be

given at Saturday. and

of

the

the

word

a

was realised £40, reduce the debt on

sum

convent.

and to

was

Convent crowded

considerably

will

heating

has purchased two blocks for townsite new Boulder He obtained them schools. than were rates which any

Saturday's

the

St.

to

four of Hospital wards institution. of the

the

Father land at

Kalgoorlie

presentation

jubilee

God's

of for

stoves

a

of

Council

Municipal

have

conventat much

purchase be money confident that this wisely and from those invested, apart benefiting otherwise be would immediately concerned, for of procuring our the means employment miners and and would engineers, surplus district be a boon to the generally.

(From

loss.

all.

a syndicate shareholders), about speculate

15

their

Miner says: Yesterday Kalgoorlie the octave of SS. the Sunday within set a season and Paul, specially for the colbv the Catholic Church

battery. send

by forming

overcome

(say from who could

in

the

(From

claims, of stone

As

to

factory

Mr.

and with the dinner, nection banquet, that I must the same decorations, say Mr. Webb and his reflects on great credit trouble who nor ex spared neither staff, in preparing a feast that called for pense and estab the of all present, commendation excellence lishes Mr. Webb as a caterer par One

relatives

KALGOORLIE.

Mr. Hebbard six months as

with all presented a souvenir,

of

names

The most here for

all

purpose.

Lady Elizabeth

employes a gold pendant

by

throughout— being the hon. to of the programme promoter arrangements pleasant and satis

and the make

being

very popular mine at the

felt

he

sec.

of

the

death of respected

missed.

is

were

Cornwall

The

of

and

of

the

about

and

much

very-

sympathy

There

on

manager and was

be

paid allotted grant

tendered

Adelaide.

the

old

this

evening

Hotel

for

record an

was

Jubilee celebrations Queen's passed was here. There a pic off very pleasantly of nic and for the children general sports of the and. a variety presents district, J. M. selected by Mrs. Flanagan) (kindly The adults of a were distributed. partook and dinner in the luncheon Agricultural

the at Monarch of the 25th ult., Gullewa

to

sorry who

of

family

wishers

in

town

our

The

well-

been

to

ied He can out township. Roads Board to the secretary He had a for many well-attended years. last: mark of respect which as the funeral, could be shown to the deceased gentleman, duties

and

had

finished,

nearly

is

addition

good

a

very

Hall.

improved Two

been

of

Correspondent.)

post-office

make

endeavours

much

was

new

the

friends

were

Bro. and treasurer, Kilderry Jones; Bro. Man (unopposed) secretary, Bros. nion warden, (unopposed) Carney, and Bros. auditors, Taylor, Crowley; Collins

and

deal

crops

am

his

70

over

Bros.

Kean

great

-been

completed.

Hebbard

It

by

is

at

repeated

re

special

date.

early

an

and in an Palmer was present, all thanked speech cordially the concert who had those helped to make such a great success. rapidly improving. Father Deasy is still medical his devoted and skilful Dr. Mattei, will be able to be up thinks he attendant, the next fortnight. and about again within Father

appropriate

in a large way Gowan, a contractor into has just been received Boulder, also to be able I am the church. pleased -a talented that Miss Thomas, to announce also of this town has been re musician She will be of into the' church. ceived assistance in the Kalgoorlie choir. great Mr.

were

Meares

of

mission

in

has

banquet by

in

those

YORK.

new

10 The

farewell

am

cost.

out

by Government

I

O'Halleron)

for proposed (Bro. M. Manmembership. secretary donation a promised nion) in moving that of God's be of £5 5s. to St. John Hospital for the adpayment, suggested passed some visableness. of making satisfactory arrangements whereby members and their into that wives could gain admittance to the A resolution to give effect hospital. was and a committee carried, suggestion of the president, vice-president, consisting to wait were and the secretary appointed committee at on" the and report hospital It was to cele the next resolved meeting. brate of the establishment the anniversary of on the branch Wednesday, July 21, and and a committee ball, by- a social Bros. of O'Halleron, O'Connor, consisting Storen, Meares, Collins, Kilderry, Taylor, to and were carry Mannion, appointed in out all con necessary arrangements The nomina with nection the celebration. officers for the six tions for ensuing and

initiated,

work

:

M. T. (Bro. attendance

Eight

the

Committee

—

meeting

President

cost

a

and the Kalgoorlie held their Boulder half-yearly meeting on The is the the 29th ult. following report, from taken Miner, of the Kalgoorlie pro-

Hibernians

ceedings ;

a

will

Thomas

is

only

trees new

of

on

of and

myself

amuse

would grow in Western Australia, especially Flats Swan or the Greenough. is very and I am sure good, of fruit." would 5cwt. give fully I feel

wood

loquats, a half

from

—

tried

bunches

The

as

branches

the

resembling

the

is,

Kimberley

the of

of

that

do, at

large

out

to

river.

that

sure

socket

size,

used days in notching which is just

colour

am

the

in

just

a

got along there called

is

European figs but the tree

I often

fall

be

could

different. altogether an grows tree, upright

Bay

know— out to

judg

own

my

but

fig, is

it

say

Moreton

early the rubber

informa

the

macadamised

evening his departure

.

in

Moreton

the

Kimberley

little

and

them

the

am

you The

21b.

that

principal formed,

popula days,

Frederick than

has. last communication. streets have lately

my

Progress

Sec

now

the

I

Own

heartfelt

goianeias.

attendance was The eloquent

been

township

since

A

township

them gave also to Mr. Mooney his and of carriage

pair

erected. dull one,

The

Mr.

;

notice, owing to been made on it, in its old scarce

as

of

Square, church

in

a

close

of

Treacy

our tne

the

the

ult.,

Pqssionist

Father Treacy expressed who Schumann, kindly

Rev.

Bureau has T. Brockman

G. Mr. he states

the

district.

has

Phillips, resident of

two only morning.

to

was

—

At

been exten

(From Out

when

Catholic

that

this

have rather

a

on

The

The

small

Friday

on

state

about

and' the lately, favourable.

lasted

Baker.

Chitty

Tree.

trees, there

call I

as

,

fold.

is

oi

each evening. delivered by Father others hall attracted

the

G.

to

good

sermons

Thursday they, paid accompanied by the

Heart

to

"

tion

new

be f ound

can

On

season

a

KOJONUP.

evening

28th

visit

uour

missionary account of our Mission the

the

Agricultural

rubber

great

21.

the

the (of Father

by a

tneir

very

object

branch

a

was

from which

Mount

terminating pleased to

the

Nuns

The

from this place Rev. Mother

in

north,

re

scale

and

the

last,

Frederick

this

is

Gardening

the.

Correspondent.)

accompanied Magnet, paid

Order), on

Own

Wednesday Father

Rev.

Tuesday

On

—

On

a

of

Rubber

of

rubber

and

Roads ;

League The usual

last

India

light

by

£3 Board, £6; collected by G. J. Gooch, £1 £1 R. Rudall, by J. Pollard, Roads £1; Broome Hill. Board, £1,391 16s. 8d. Nelson

weather

colonies.

wish,"

of

GOLDFIELDS.

Our

(From

invitations

and

Mr.

morning The

the

sive

I Mr.

expressed much as being very pleased with the place, and it is to be hoped that they will decide to establish school on this a site. This house has a number beautiful and thirteen in New of branches in India, but in any of the so far. none Zealand,

to

£1,375

by E. Gardiner,

GULLEWA

the

fol Indian

acknowledged

—

the

by

collected J. Isden, ;

seen

view

extensive. herself

much bunches would the bunches

—

Famine

collected

:

the the

Sacred

in

;

of

GOORLIE.

in subscriptions lowing are Famine Relief Fund Carried the secretary

5s.

the

the

the

for

-V

enjoy Despite

shown Alacoque present temporary

the

districts. Indian

10s.

Although

the

and

growing horizontally fruit coming directly

;

2d.

were

the

spreads

;

rounding

On

Duff

of

leaf

;

most

establish

getting convinced ment that a fair supply in Kimberley. the rivers

During

—

Kemittances.

were of June the following sums month to the countries named remitted by the Postal and Telegraph Department :— Eng South Australia, £12,000; <£5,000 land, New South Wales, Victoria, £36,055 10s.; £2,000 9d. Queensland, £15,033 17s. New Zealand, £700; £1,700; Tasmania, £451 8s. lid. £1,553 16s. India, Germany, £72 17s. 7d. 8d. Ceylon, Missions. The Father The Very Rev. at a Mission has finished John, C.P., just at one and is at present giving Beverley, Wagin/ The Rev. Father Clement, C.P., and at Norseman, has 'concluded a Mission at that he "will one understand open we The Rev. Father Norbham on Sunday. at is giving Frederick, C.P., present Missions at Mount Magnet and the sur

lis.

visitors

haunts.

time.

held.-

France.

to

is

which building

"I

the

The

The

India

take

a

was

to

North Perth,

Father

far

Order

from

here.

to

Rev.

fruit-growing on

there

favourable, under crop. operations

land

of

mderful

w

NEWS.

by

last "

Perth

house

—

will

evening evening aspect responded

visit

visit

a

'and

carried

to the be sent deceased member.

in

retary

inaugural

Society

first

their

in

the 13th in3t. Town Hall on in the and the Governor Lady Excellency intention of have announced their Smith items present. Many interesting being of them from will be submitted and three the conductor, of Dr. Summers, the pen Postal

members of the

of

received

His

heard

the

Dame Nuns General Mother the Notre Dame

their

was

requested

being

season

£37.

resolved

was

conveying

Notre

The

place

be

of

The

good deal

gratification recovery the and to express so far convalescent

his

COUNTRY

Numbers

the

be

contributions

to

the

it

chaplain,

Palmer

illness,

from

receipts amounted

reference the

Miss

The

tion

at

Liedertafel

of the

condolence

musical

other

»

ditions.

It

of

father

on

the. end of

yield

up to follows

Australisia

1896

Announcement

sustained

of

Sisters arrived

were

Gold-

of

.

and

last

Australasian

.total

;

the loss to P. J Sullivan.

widow "

absence

At

were contributed by Mrs. and Messrs Fletcher, Porter, and Archer, Zollner, Hughes, O'Driscoll, much Wallace, and were appreciated by those present.

The total num and 44,400 females. the quarter was 1,007, ber of births during 496 The. females. oil males and being was number of deaths for the same period and 258 females. 894, being 636 males Total

Society

letter

Greig,

population

March,

31st

which

of

158,839, males

will

of Mr. a

a

brisk

a

Society/

the

sympathy

.

timber

The

Men's

meeting

issued.

of pre timbers

exhibition of 1900. Exhibition to be are representative of the colony. industry an

Paris

is

Lands,

cost

Westralian

of

paring

Young

On Wednesday Timber

it

of

the

There

made

able

Paris

and

the

Deasy

for

terms in

he would he hope that be to at the celebration present of the branch anniversary on July

un-

of

are

feeling

by the branch

convey of the members from his severe a

hitherto

in

spoken

of illness) that Father to Father

(through to

with

qualities should secure

had sustained

resolved

and

Catholics,

community,

and

that

that

to

hostility the

attained. order, high demand!

He

the begin infamous

skill masterful fearlessly secrets. reveals its iniquitous

precision

death

Hospital.

sell,

its

was

attended

was

its

Catholic

Hill, on at Brown driv that he was pair of horses with the and upset the buggy, Mr. Hensler had his arm broken. God St. at the John of

bolted

exposes

the last

accident

an

A

rrsult

Kalgoorlie.—

at

of

son

Sydney.

He

—

the

for

and

penetrates

Parlia

Ararat.

of

progress

with

of labour

bers loss

re

author,

—

Parliament.

of

—

Meeting

will be. called on ment together August 24, of considering for 'the any amend purpose Bill. Federal Constitution to the ments for the 28 is the date announced

He

and

society,

The

and

rise

ning,

land.

exhaustive

the

The

typhoid

sickness

is

August

still is

of

tenders loop line. The

fever

the

the

17th An

the

acceptance

constructing

the

Green

Agricultural

Society

for.

month

for

meeting

annual inst.

Hills

will

notifies held on

be

residence,

Hills

last

and

died

Woodely

named

settler

his

at

interred

was

at

Green

week.

A- team

footballers

of

Newcastle

from went to play

Saturday

on

and

township,

were

York

the defeated.

to

team

£10 ton. per gone up to dozen. at 2s. per Beef in the market! still rising

has Hay chaff Eggs are quoted and

mutton

are

held at the A was meeting public Institute Mechanics' on Saturday night to of a decide the reconstructing question of York, or at the south part repair bridge known as one Monger's Bridge. ing the and A large assembled, deep in gathering terest

was

taken

in

the

W. Mr. Dinsdale, little discussion

matter.

The

presided, in. was and some indulged be It resolved that was Monger's Bridge at declared and it was impossible repaired, in place of the a new one present to erect other Yarious one condemned. recently and discussed. matters were introduced The with way meeting closed in the usual

Mayor,

a

hearty

at

the

local Catholic gentleman A well-known the a work on about to publish just of the industrial social and condition its its with institutions, colony, dealing and scope for settlement. climate, products, of the It will a succinct description give of the laws affecting colony, and a synopsis I the alienation of land. hope soon to be review. able to send a short is

old

of that

but

abated,

prevalent. the

York

that

has

scare

-

Summer-

S.

with

traces

have

from

,

additions,

Cool-

We

—

.

Office,

Plymp-

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and

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while

conduct,. there

the

conclusion

is

which

lead

individuals

or

The

false

meates

of

philosophy rules nearly

and is not

"

as

to

peoples,

on

these

principles.

the

first

Beatitude,

Blessed

he

are the in poor spirit," the desires of his in satisfying that, and there must there man only This happiness. theory necessarily

theory nature, seek makes

the

acquisition

and

final

supreme For money

of

end

of

human

defined

is

correctly "in everything

called

the

and

other

to

the

remedy

by Aristotle

words and

be had. Thus it is natural pleasures may as detachment that, apparent complete from is the fundamen worldly possessions tal principle of the one so to desire system, and earnest effort to gain wealth is the use radical of the other. The teaching opposi could be tion not more if the complete of divine wisdom be true. teachings As we know all that does they must be,

secrets. is the

not

the

is,

all

them

lead

must, therefore, conclusion strict

It

been

truth,

however,

fested

as

by the

tale

where

is

powerful

promote

to

would

force

of

test

applied. of this conclusion

of

the

things in

the

has

countries

had

mankind

It is civilisation

in

such

such boasts

its

past, also by in the

as

of

duces

in

utter

the

most

failure

to most

is

sway

and

the

she

reaches

But safely. and false,

the

if

true

course

ship's her

removed, in shown

are

lights

is

moorings

are misleading lights the become a wreck. ship must Now what has precisely been done. for the The true of principles guidance have been set and man those which aside, and are false are set pernicious up in their The extreme is not of reached place. Bern quocumque modo" teaching openly as the of money by any means" rule but to a deplorable extent this rule is life, followed in A practice. distinguished writer in of the one English maga great zines does not of hesitate to the say American indi the millionaires, naming which I do not to do viduals, choose of industry They, true captains have all, amassed their hoards often mighty by and actual al chicanery pillage, ways by, in one the or other, themselves way possessing of that control natural over opportunities or franchises which them the public gave to tribute the rest of man power on levy

their

stead, this is

"

—

—

"

—

"

kind."

These

men

in

while honour, the poor almost, as in Pagan times,

are

is

regarded criminal The as a a seal of disgrace is thus to the false set public opinion that is to be sought teaching as the money one must seek his good, that man great in following all the of happiness impulses man

—

his

nature.

the

hard

others

which

countries

in at

I

proved dition

on

of

proving. of

the

most

And

seemed

to

another the But

things existing

half

show that the It has further

present

the

the

to

civilised

Of

is

that bad

the as

ago

condition

is

be

state

con

of bad.

what was considered, at im which the misery rate it is spread began, at what and what does the number ing, proportion in the be they what sharing advantages, of the bear they may, to the improvement total If after all this find population. we there millions and are millions barely saved from want the hardest labour, by and who are of alwayS on the verge want, there is still much very that the needed, which or tolerates such produces system State of shall a con things escape Let the. world's wealth be demnation.. a fire. it Around represented by large stands a in huge throng and enlarging successive circles. Those in the quite

depth provement

of

National Library of Australia

of

-

the

-

declares man things, already blessed, quality he has that present bliss, unmeasured

everlasting,

wise

Athenian

blessed, and the

in

the

bliss.

the

of him

presence

He

who

the

pronounced

He

knows

poor

all

things. The future are alike past present decision is final to Him, and His and irre All the teachings of the vocable. Saviour, however sublime the holiness to which they and are understood. simple easily prompt, To be poor in means more spirit nothing and less than to think little to of, nothing the riches world. hold in no of the esteem, of external This not set any represents It is an interior circumstances. quality a of the soul. A man be poor, quality may He in poor spirit. may possess yet not little indeed of the riches of the world, yet be most alien to the poverty of spirit here an of. For with intense of spoken degree be united an intense may equally poverty There and of cupidity. may be, degree to a dire not uncommonly tnere is, coupled want of wealth an extreme to pos avidity wealth. Actual is sess a poverty great of help towards acquiring poverty spirit, not but does of itself secure the ab is the sence of it cupidity. Now, absence, of cupidity absence, the complete which constitutes the of poverty spirit if he is which, man it, any possess pro blessed in the present, and nounced because of his present bliss declared to be destined to bliss. No actual for eternal poverty, an external that is can con circumstance, fer this internal no actual peculiar quality, wealth its acquisition. For it can prevent is a of the soul, like, quality though in a spirit

—

different

totally

mathematics

or

quality, nor take

outcast

beggar

this quality, stanced for

its

court,

possessions," neither sions,

acquire Because,

at

is

that

of

music

a

purely

circumstances

The

who

has

has

many

quality,

nor

"

man

who

has

this

least

in

its

To

some

it

might

easy words

it

not.

is

in to

cares

the

Church

of

praises, honours

as

to

set

confessors, saints. "Blessed is found without

of

uses

her,

man

that

that

hath

not

gone

after

trust

in

money, shall we

nor

in

'in

violation'

That

unjust, is

essential

of

spirit

in

plain

not

to avoid exacts

the

those

she

the

rich and

blemish,

of more.

put

nor

scaled

grasped life

but

gold, at that

his

had

but

was

gained.

No, that

would

not

the

fascination

harden

the

do

and, as despite

it

is

spoken hardly into

shall

they

possession obtaining happiness We

the

poverty

of thou

all

from

How

to

possessor the

by

the

do, this

That

grace.

"

occasion

unlimited

of

natural

familar In A

success.

with

his

instance

It of

is

us

given

Abdulrhaman

the

Spain,

of

by one

anti-Christian wise

—

:

and

powerful of that time could vie with him in wealth and On a he splendour. single palace spent three five to four or times millions, equal that sum at the present The buildings day. twelve were on hundred columns supported monarch.

of

was

No

marble.

a

European

The

hall

sovereign

of

audience

was

studded

be

of

with

It

gold. borrow

some

great

Antonio

and

in

that

of

The

Consistorial

intoned

the

by the

entire

waited

en

does

.

in

the

Zaecaria

July

4,

Peter

Fourier

Dec.

9.

advocates

then

advanced

obtain draw

up

from the

This

done,

the Pope his official

His

of

act

Holiness taken up

Deum, which was congregation.

Te

voice

the

Cardinal as Macchi, in recited a loud to invocation the

Deum, Deacon,

versicle

the

the which

on

vast

the

of

and

saints, in their

prayer Mass

was

Oreglia,

Dean

of

the

The accom

fully

celebrated the

Pope

honor.

thus

being

plished,

offertory canonization

Cardinal

by

Sacred

special

music

the

At

College.

gifts

Mass, which was sung was from Chapel Choir, of Pope Marcellus. At the Elevation the famous a to a played prelude

of

executed

dren

stationed

in

whose

clear

voices, most

produced Pope, who originally

a

this

from

so

doing

poni,

who

feared

hundred

gallery

of

the

from

on

falling

too

fatiguing

for

good

health

to

officiate but was

the

dissuaded Dr.

the

exertion

his

Holiness.

for the

facade was

first

The

at present, himself at

physician,

that

of

Lapmight

the

Colon illumi

brilliantly for thirty

time

chil

dome, high,

effect.

exquisite

occasion, by his

the evening of St. Peter's

nated,

several

the

intended

on

In nade

by

enjoys

Mass

prove

been earthly appear blessing situation I ing to my felicity. have numbered the diligently days of pure which have fallen and genuine happiness to my lot to fourteen. they amount Oh, not thv in man, place confidence this world !— -Advocate. present

the

trumpets

chorus

any want

of

Sistine Mass

moment

silver

therefore,

nor call, to have In this

my

Te

Cardinal

the Palestrina's

An

on

be

a

new

Maria St.

to

Senior

;

have

to

to

the day celebrated

as

are

St.

The

the of experience authentic memor found in his after was chamber private his death, in which he says: "I have now above in or reigned fifty years victory beloved dreaded by peace by my subjects, and enemies, my respected by my allies. Riches and and honours, power pleasure, this ial

use to monarch.

may,

festivals of

by

with and crusted he was gold and pearls, to the field attended by a guard of twelve whose bells and thousand horse, scymetars were

death

as

;

the

writers Moorish the

Third,

a

much

is

Finally, seated on mitre

of emblematic the were to the presented at the Pope by the six Cardinals serving offered his Holiness Mass, who successively five colored and decorated two candles; with loaves, one emblazoned the arms of Leo in gold, the other in silver XIII. two one casks, the gilded, containing wine, other and water; silvered, containing three the first finally, cages, containing turtle the second rock and doves, doves, the third smaller the whole symbol birds, of the souls now ising the virtues saintly inscribed on the hagiological calender.

ex

not

was

modern

more

point.

result

and after

Saints,

the

case

the

secure

Solomon's

the

case

their

canonization

enter riches But will the for means the

pleasure,

of

of —

instantisthe Pope

wearing the Church, the proclaimed the at same time assigning

read

How

:

"

Creator." the Pope,

and

newly-proclaimed

words

the three times

request

request,

and roll

on

the

Veni

"

third

After

they God,

of

the

the

Zaccaria

and

of

de

canonization,

inscribed request

Litany

the throne, authorization proclamation.

Light

voice

after the

of

instantius," the first

to

the

and

second

their

wealth?

And

the

saints, dates

amaranth

aud

the

throne Doctor of

that have of God."

of

are

of

I

was

?

perience.

ruler

intoned

the

Aloisi-Masella, Blessed

his

"

instanter," sirne." After

make,

proved on

Kingdom

the

to the bitterest

of

by our

"

life,

!

spirit Lord

making

he

He

the

their

just

saints,

nor

thou hast, he bound of perfec

Life

force is

be

everlasting, failed him.

!

against

were, the

to

reflection

should

sorrowful. riches How

of

heart

Fourier

of

his

of Him who presence was and forth Joy he went fatal

cause

canonization, followed.

which

Cardinal

all

the

saints,

the

Mass

the

If

Pope wore

his

new

of

Pontifical of

the

to

that

joy

to sacrifice

altars

of the

more

voice

one

heart

sacrifice

years.

—

Universe.

LORD

HALIFAX'S

SPEECH.

:

We

RECENT

had Never

since

Peter's

sive

abolition

in power witnessed

temporal St.

the

a

of

saints

new

of

Regular Barnabites,

as

called

the

Paul, the

Apostle

The was the huge basilica thronged, estimated at from congregation being besides from to 20,000 to 30,000, 12,000 admitted ticket. 15,000 persons by special St. Peter's was crowded By eight o'clock with in the an throng, waiting expectant of thousands of candles, which 300 light had commenced to as men as light early The with

interior

was,

gleaming

tapers, round the

cornices, in the enormous the central

inside

chandeliers the

nave, arcades.

lateral

brilliant specially the Pontifical

The in

to

so

of

all the

dome, and

this

in

side

was

by

an

Holy

first the strains o'clock from Maris Stella heard hymn, heralded the vestibule of the basilica, the from of the approach inaugural procession Soon

after

eight Ave

tives

of

law, this poverty

this

procession

But To

possess

lates,

the

ecclesiastical

,

Chapel.

Headed

mendicant

and

patriarchs,

monastic

typical

was

from

order, and

by representa orders,

of the entire student to

pre

Cardinals,

and

cul-

since

we

could

not But

towards

him.

has

sympathy

do

the days help feeling

he

our

cannot

we

any Catholics

delivered

last

on

at

Tuesday

not

differ

in any fundamental principle which In form it would replace. Lord Halifax to speech appeals primi the

"

the

Trh.i:y. of the

from

the

surmounted throne, the representing picture

immense

does

along

stood

ever

annual thirty-eighth meeting of the Church Union. It is clear from English that Lord Halifax that and his speech are self-styled Anglo-Catholic party only bent on the Pro traditional replacing of the testantism Establishment Anglican with form of Protestantism which another

this tive

the

which

spirit

He

that

to had

the

out

illumination where apse,

the

which

say,

suspended and transept,

Lord English

the

longer, that we think those who towards him have have felt as we hitherto will have a felt decided experienced on the speech change of feeling reading

the

St. and

he

enter for

regard of

country that

that

of

the (says Universe). hearty an antipathy

Protestaht this

Elizabeth

say. and

the

namely, Zaccaria,

Maria

so

sympathetic

Lorraine.

5 a.m. lined

of

grand and impres when the Pope solemnly so

Antonio

Union

shown

hitherto

having

feelings President

the

peculiar minated

of the Papacy's the Basilica at

has

1870

as

ceremony canonized two

some

Church

ROME.

to

confess

tained Halifax,

AT

CANONIZATIONS

means

by

his But

he

At

proclamation

manded

have

"

of

solemn and the

advocate

Then

:

honour

these, fleet

these

what

sell

immortal,

one

Sistine

God's

All

with

—

First

answer

The hand-

left

while

great

into

the heights the crown of

crisis

the

riches

perdition.

much

forth is

gold, treasures."

seek

Scripture

I

This

degree

be perfect, go the poor."

to have

Fourier,

to

read

we

highest

Peter

is

For

its

Blessed

easy acquire to think little not of, it is not possessed, or if detached it. But from

that this quality, to covet wealth, if be to possessed

in

Canons

highest

seem

rejoinder

and

"

hap

answer

enter "

of the known

posses

that

the

wilt

founder better

peace

know

thou

and

degree. for that, renunciation is required. That a sacrifice it is hard is to make, yet him who this the to acquires quality is and kingdom of heaven promised, pro mised divine on authority. it,

If

Blessed

and the wearer acquisition, like St. crown, Henry of the and pomp splendour be filled with it. But, as or

We

cau-

penniless necessarily possess circum favourably

away. does not

may the rule,

general

talent

a

strategy, which

though

an imperial midst Germany, a

to

order,

spiritual not give

a

fully

does not not

to

of no

im there present a

century

of

But

his

classes

a

misery

se

that

in

to have that the

prove not so

is

of

an

over-estimate

no

future.

of

occasion

to

this

one

"

accurate statistics from then statistics

myself

working

generated

which undreamed

bliss,

it

who exhibited to his monarch, treasures and uncounted gold, dazzling and Am I not happy ? proudly asked, ?" sturdily Am I not blessed refused to say he knew not the because, as he said, yes,

or

grain, to the

in

highly hour?

present such

we

not flood

we

that

the

have country as of England. Tecent

have of

source

exists

exertion. of

greed indifference thus be

must

And

adequate

things

and

all

thus made

is

human

unjust

heartedness,

obvious.

state

of

selfishness, of

commands

pleasure,

end

supreme

welfare is

of natural

means

the What

which

Wealth,

on

passions, and reveals

life,

Lydian

and

seen,

error,

value

The

cannot

by them,

are

lights steered

there

no

destined

pro that

proudest

examined

radiance

this possesses even because

and

triumphs, and judged, be than that, taken on the it is a disastrous whole, failure. must be Society as a regarded If ship making for a harbour. the true

system must be other judgment

the

are

knew

commandments."

the

would tion, and

makes

which

leads

be

true who

countries,

that

as

also

human

can

to

wouldst give it

of

to

the

its

its pours human of

path

a

curely

mani

is

of

view

received

keep

and

wealth, he

my youth upwards." kept to him, proffered by the very Man God, the crowning grace,

poor a to those great light and of the shadow

web finer issues

"

the

Blessed

But

destroy."

knows Him

great

from

of to bliss, a path To be in poor philosophy. To is to be blessed. actually spirit is of be poor in spirit to a quality possess the soul so so that priceless, inestimable, God of all wisdom, to whose eyes all things in whose clear are open, judgment there

us

experience The absolute

its

where

light

this

that sway the well-being

conspicuous.

darkness

tangled touches the

the

precisely system

in

op

reasoning

was

"

stable, moths

to power of man's

shall

even if intense, are sinless, he was seeking something where thieves cannot enter,

ing,

framed to

of his.

was

however and

who

the

perfect How

? H,w shall anguish for happiness I. feel? for everlasting longings

thirst

beck

wealth

aloue will,

that

human

and

the

spirit,

wisdom "

That

and At

condition false

death.

false,

to

divine This

in spirit." who sat

directly

records lay the which history tells,

that

then

is

?

led

win

craves?

his

a

appease my It must be observed this was not a who could the not command joys of such as For all are are they they

earth, at the

;

I

sorrow

slake

man

wisdom.

-longings

pronouncement,

the

is

well

the actual It present.

the

be ruin.

though

to arrive, had never

that must

all

from

joy

sluill

nature

my

the

in

the

the "sedia by the bearers of on

attended flabelli."

"

of

figure

borne

and

tiara,

venerable

carried a lighted candle, right he his to the Turn imparted blessing people. of the Altar of the Con ing to the right where a detachment fession, of the Pontifi cal Noble Guard-the presented arms, reached the where the procession apse, Pope took his seat on the throne, on the were Arch steps of which grouped twelve bishops and Bishops. The of the ceremony proper canonization divided itself into three naturally parts the to the to request Pope grant the

in

Bathe

The

is expressed from springing

ever

How

How

we

eternal

Him

to

I

spirit." know

words,

the

is

infinite

flee

Divine

in

poor

whs

Him

read

soul

is

heart.

when

the

of

human

piness

adequate remedy is

none

That

of Him

knowledge,

satisfy heart.

-

with

agree to

posed

to

Pontiff

Israel, kings and

there

is

the

by

means

much

the

question

the false

of

of

requirements. in the teaching

heart, To

that

power,"

the

being

Supreme

"

effort.

We

graces. the Gospel how a certain ruler to the came Saviour and asked him Good saying,what shall I do to possess Master, everlast Here see the great desire ing life?" you of

gives saxed.

do may of evil

tower

attention

human

all

their

present

They are

be commands

it

?

fos

even

choicest

the

the

Pontiff and

gesfatoria," the traditional

"

fire,

cold

of

selfishness,

mass

gigantic

which

to

of

found Blessed the are Master, we hear these Now, when the words are of they

the

wealth

all

twenty

the

from

perish allowing,

God's

over

people to its to the cause, unjust misery existing, and the he of at same time greed gain, the of spirit out remedy, poverty pointed

the

is

or

almost-

to

of promise of legislators

had the Scarcely the watch ascended

which per modern civili-

life,

all

founded gation, In with antagonism

whether

men,

ten

absolutely

life But of has a produced. philosophy m-ia will' fin I enough in scarcely thinking of what thus be done to the prospect may or take the winter of his disconteut, away teu-ls the which t> save produce system detestation. this from utter misery

happi Divine, wisdom has is false. conclusion and in the Sermon on the Mount, spoken, in the Eight sot are especially Beatitudes, principles

are

removed allowed

of

not circle

in

system, indulgence

the

remove

such

ess,

be

the tering, feeble but The efforts

which

possession bliss, is unattainable,

call

farther

still

they present

The

next those

heat

is

the

Bat to

are

the

in

minating Supreme.

pos

the

use

—

state

was

of

secure

as

next

to

them,

"

—

the

considered happiness.

in

still

from

to them, to used it not,"

antiquity"

Holy

against Now,

Father. Lord

Halifax appeal the pale of Catholic himself to be a claiming For

testant." yet arisen same

justify head "

of

the

Each sects,

of

we

that say himself

by out

blue

pro Pro

"

true where did

who did disobedience

not

of the

270

make forward

to

Church

living

antiquity

which

judgment

put sympathy,

and

"

primitive

the

who

appeal his

wlieu

heretic

a —

much that

forth

somewhat

The circle Those in

circles it-

practical

to happiness. which might-

we

enjoys shares

detached

hold

world this is. hard. as we. though And it is and to to with easy cling, them, such as to give them tenacity preference

to the

next

be

yet not

sess,

.

.

lead

circle

that

shivering.

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Norwich

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service

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hastiness

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born

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Cardinal Evicted

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of

Dr.

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their

intruders.

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to ago

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only

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Cardinal

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suffices

officers with jealousy.

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in

to

moustaches.

wear

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of

Phillips, erected

be It

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it:

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church a occasion which, six tall candle to, were arranged each bearing its lighted candle. sticks, At this sight Bishop Sheepshanks bent his and summoned brows, the episcopal vicar to extinguish the lights, protesting burned that as he would as they long to Ah is that refuse officiate. so ? No one, he cried the Rev. Forbes-Phillips. to the law added, had the right lay down to him in his own church. Then, drawing out his the unhappy watch, lie-gave bishop minute to proceed with the one ceremony, and this time having passed, he proclaimed Ritualist,

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action.

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recall when

between the is hastening

Church, Puritans,

in

a to to yield to longing The belched episcopate

along

the

the one parties, calling the other him begging

two

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and

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the

the

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the

so-called clergy. in revolt all are

the

raised "

revolt

himself

finds

between him to

spectacle

camp are

at

pretended the of pseudo-bishops much exercised au

reformation the Establishment their over thority these latter to-day

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noticeable

havoc.

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prepare It

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latter,

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the

like

movements

will he increased present, by the Anglican presented cord and insubordination rible

and

Lindsay

standard

Society

Rome to Holy Orders.

of the

Catholic

to

into the

to

himself

reception

probable

to

to him of the least

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of

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humour."

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ecclesiastical scribe for

superior the

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which

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