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VINT'S
STARRY
of mar One dayt by the exercise and vellous he strength, .daring and saved horse, stopped a runaway a little from what seemed des girl tined and the. to be certain death; father of the child five -gave him
STORY.
%
0 U
DEFENCE.
On''MempriaL Grand Army me honoured
dollars.
/
that
career
as
lawyer,
a
of the most always be to me one it in as I memorable. shall tell as a and brief way possible, plain from the recollection haying drawn of reliable people such facts as do not lie within my personal knowledge. was a father soldier Starry Vint's When Lincoln in the Civil War. he left his in '61 called for volunteers blacksmith's shopj and a dear little and wife whom he had just married, " went to the front." '
of
by dint
hard
much
saw
devotion
and great bravery he was promoted
;
and
fighting,
the
He told a colour-sergeant. a after the ap comrade few weeks not ex that he would pointment change his office for that of generalcom in-chief of the army. The same face abso that Vint's rade told me lutely glowed with rapture whenever or saw he had the flag in his hands, office
it
of
of in the early summer for home on a furlough the second time since tie had been in more the army but he had hardly than time to kiss his wife when word Some
time
63 he came
;
that
came
enter
moment's
Lee
was
and
Maryland,
through
striking
up
about Without
to
to join
his
was
Pennsylvania. delay he started
a
;
;
of them, she able to
nor
to
utter
a
one
was
all
of
them,
syllable.
Vint was passed, and Starry his birth and three days after his without mother died having was taken Starry spoken a word. to the little up by his grandmother Time
born,
'
farm,
and
by reason
in
some
of any
way,
certainly
not
care
that
particular him, he
on bestowed managed to and prosper. It is said that he developed rapidly, that was and understood everything a said to him before he was year old. at months of But age he eighteen a a had not uttered sound save single when he was little moaning noise he was or hurt. When frightened not at two all im years old he had and at three proved in this respect, known definitely years of age it was that he was dumb. than After that he had, more ever, His out for himself. afflic to look as a dis tion seemed to be regarded he was responsible, grace for which be made to and for which he must He was to do hard suffer. compelled was work. Any old clothing good dis enough for him, and food was to him share and share alike tributed was
live
with
two
the
Indeed,
dogs. it
supposed that
came
as well as and of speech, power and imposed ridiculed, he grew Nevertheless,
intellect
the
quiring
generally
deficient in in the wanting he was avoided, was
and became wonderfully he the age of fourteen in
be
to
Starry
on
unicle
no
neighbourhood
in
feats
muscular
strength
agility.
National Library of Australia
buy some
for Starry his dumb,
in
the
thought to
but
;
money necessary the boy in
gesticulating
,
it
next
that
of
it
that
was
all
three,
Starry,
came and the blacksmith, uncle, to to try effect down to my office settlement of the matter.
his
advised claim legal
that
the uncle
he
had
a
no
on services and ; Starry's the as blacksmith, Stroh, goodas hearted a fellow ever lived, pro mised to keep the boy and feed and clothe him in consideration of his labour and so it was settled, much to and the uncle's disappointment should that Starry Starry's delight, remain in town.
think
the
boy
entire
credit
for
me
always gave of these the result for whenever he met negotiations, me on or elsewhere his face the street a would smile of great up with light he and frequently would pleasure, not in stop and talk to me spoken but by means of the words of course, re most and the most apt gestures, of facial markable expression power I
the
;
I
ever
saw.
He Stroh
did
well
at
told
me
before
Starry
was
the
efficient
his
most
he
helper
he
work, died
intelligent
had
ever
too.
that and
had in his
somewhere about this time learned why he was called " seems It that from his Starry." the stars and stripes early childhood had had a peculiar fascination for him the flag for He would sit and watch hours. It
I
One Fourth of July a kind neigh bour of gave him a miniature flag, imme of five cents. It the value became the choicest diately boy's He carried it possessions. always in as his breast He was tender pocket of it as though it had been a living The country thing. people laughed a good deal about the boy's fondness one for it, and regarded it as of the of a mind not altogether idiosyncrasis as the lad was sound. One day, a down the road, passing neighbour out
:
;
seemed to grow upon him as he grew. be Neither did he leave his passion he left hind him when the farm. he did after One of the first things town
dollars
that
pretty
little
Day, the holidays, he always on
the
had silk
spend
to
was
the
to
went
Fourth
and other of July, if the weather was pleasant, carried his him with flag
street
in
the
wake
of any
pro
there
over
to
him.
see
and
his
countenance
" What made Did the man
any
you, ?" way
do
you
had
interfere
or
asked.
?"
I
to
you,
it
speak
with
or
shook
his on
earth
did
boy
went
through
"
In
reply
the
head. you
of pantomimic I of which could
series
in
you
Then why assault him ?"
Starry
a
not
gestures, then under stand save those the blow illustrating and the falling that victim. Fearing
excitement,
him, without to
under
might
labouring I
was
obliged obtained
he
which be to
was
to
without
object
disclosed
the
who town
grand
equal
many that
re
and
;
night,
mother
flag as if.
who
saw
him
do
it
that he always kissed he went to when bed at he would have his kissed she had lived.
The against Starry. a true bill on the jury found as a matter of course, indictment, and on the the before trial evening to was take p'ace I had the sheriff secute
bring
the
Starry
case
down
to
my
of lunacy
office
in
to inquire
into
when the case wasadvised to Starry to the indictment, and plead guilty, throw himself on the mercy of the court. But he gesticulated and pro tested so a such strongly against that I was proceeding obliged to go on with the case. was The court-room filled with curious asdrawn there spectators, much by the mystery surrounding as the prosecutor by the mystery the attack upon him. surrounding to Mr. called theHunt, being witness related chair, and briefly the facts of the assault. H& clearly of middle age, of courteous ,was a man and address, and it wasbearing evident that he had created a favour able impression. I cross-examinatioir began my without in view any definite object day,
for
I
trial,
I
the
save
I
hope that which something
general
might
would as a clue to the mystery. Be I had gone far I drew from Hunt: fact that he had been engaged
scrike
up
serve
fore
the. for many
in
years
effort
an
to
collect
from the Government at Washington a claim for property owned by him in Maryland, and alleged by him to have been destroyed by Union troops to the battle of Gettysburg. just prior I drew from him the further fact that town was to his business in our find, if possible; certain evidence necessary case to complete his before the de of claims. partment This was good but I could' not
making
far
so
it
went,,
we
were
the
in
headway
any
as
that
see
matter
Vint's defence particularly had been in the city but an Hunt hour when the blow was and struck, mentioned of his had not the object of Starry
;
as
to the
visit
with
I
I
struggled
cross-examinati elicted
usejess. here
new
no
two
were
for
on
a
along" half-
and.
facts,
further
up
gave
finally as
one.
any
but
hour,
questioning three
or
other
who
called
corroborated, and detail, every for the common
in prosecutor the evidence was wealth closed. I turned to Starry see my boy, I don't
and said "Well, we can that dobetter to than withdraw anything to the plea, and mercy your appeal of the court. The case is against and so far as I understand it you, have no defence." you shook his head vehemently. Starry After a moment he was The quiet. of emotions shadows conflicting across his face and into his struggled came the moisture of tears. eyes
Then,
his
setting he shook his than before. he
feet,
spread the
stand been
firmly
lips
the
out It
a
up
cord
carefully was his
down
muslinfrom before silk flag. sheriff
made the wanted it, obtained for him. on it with gazing that
together,,
vigorously
more
Reaching
loosed it
:
head
drew
table. He had
now
been
one
his
condition.
next
called
the
At
told, by times,
I was conduct, the circumstances no con escape, and I fully to order a asking the court
rqental
parcel,
injurious leave him
a clue having of the assault. purpose A few days later the stranger, his name as left gave Hunt,
having
him
The
that in sufficient
was
that
templated commission his
there
for
aware
left
confident
mind
then
done. "
well
was
the
ex
plainly what he
with
satisfaction
pressed
own
witnesses
I when we were Starry," said, " alone together in the cell, did you knock that man down ?" He nodded his head vigorously,
plainly a
if
"
the
five
said,
at left longer liberty. That afternoon was, of Starry course, duly remanded by the magis trate to the county gaol to await the The next June session of court. day I
execute
one
been given him for On Memorial flag.
nodded and added
"I
that the you so," was now come when time Starry Vint should be put under restraint. no There was what wild notion telling of his unbalanced mind he might try
"
reaching
and
one
tosolve and pre be made;
defence.
I
Starry's justification
one
dealt.
strike
Vint !" There goes Starry the name The caught popular at once. the After that fancy boy was never of it rid and, indeed, he to His never wished be. fondness and his devotion to for the it, flag,
though
was so near him, occupied anyone the was he in watching passing pro cession. Neither of them had said a word to the other, as far as he nor, was had either of them taken aware, of the other in any way, any notice when the boy's fist shot suddenly and the cruel blow out like lightning,
,
called
at
a final attempt of the assault, :
the
point for While
baby.
told
.
it
.-.
Every
first
of
as
A moment when I later, again I turned my eyes in their direction, saw the stranger lying face down in the dust of the roadway, and Starry over him with clenched standing and a face white with passion. fists, A police officer the boy .grasped and hurried him away by both arms, men to the city while a dozen gaol, to the assistance of the prostrate ran There Was an ugly cut on stranger. forehead the man's where he had struck the kerbstone in falling, and a was up great bruise already puffing of his face. He had along the side been stunned by the blow, but when he recovered consciousness he said, one what knew, that every already Vint had knocked him down. Starry sus He what added, everyone was pected, that the assault wholly that without He said provocation. he had never seen the boy, nor heard of him before, and hardly knew that
was
that
a
remember moving of
flag.-
was
shop.
careful
as
time, during the the procession, seeing him hasten along the" walk to a point some or four blocks three distant, on street corner and there stand a the of the approach watching flag.' he hadIt was a. habit He. seemed to .see come to.love it toward him. nearer As I drew I noticed a wella stranger to dressed man, me, stand also at the ing at his sidelooking I
He went to the black straight smith's his father had shop where been employed, and the proprietor, who and had been knew who he was, a;frien'fl of the lad's father, gave him the work he wanted. rea uncle; day Starry's he had lost the use of some came very good and cheap muscle, to town to hunt the lad up. He but found the lad readily enough, re shook his head in steady Starry to The fusal go back to the farm.
He had been was
:
upshot
in
participants
in a carriage near the ceremonies, .head of the" procession. the sidewalk or Now and then, on in the street, in the always hovering shadow I caught of the flag, glimpses For some reason he of Starry Vint. at home had left his own flag pos befcause clouds sibly the'loyy-hanging rain.: had all the morning threatened the
;
way,
to he was entitled his clothing in consideration of his and labour, rather than he the point made yield of what few belongings up a bundle he had and trudged town. into
that
The
with other
make
to
mystery
defence could pare whatever The effort was faultless. up. wholly The boy made m,e understand that Hunt was a to him, t'qtal stranger had never spoken a word to him, nor had he noticed him in be any way was fore the terrible blow struck. His to justify pantomimic attempt was himself incomprehensible wholly to and I was to me, obliged finally to the send, him back without jail a made having satisfactory single-
I
to us. of his visit However, contrary to he predictions freely expressed, returned at the June session to pro
accordingly. developed
had
.
to
address. the /chaplain
cession that might be moving through At other times it the town. all ornament in served as the only his little bare attic room and I have
and
strong.
arose
;
regiment. killed at Four days later he was of Gettysburg. A man the battle me adout it. who saw him die told when a like a tiger, Vint was fighting He fell rifle-ball his heart. piercfed on the flag he was carrying, forward a little down his body rolled distance the hill, and as it did so the flag en That was twined itself about him. when the way they found him they gathered up the dead. the errand of Vint's wife divined came to her the man who tell the he the door. All moment entered never story she through the pitiful said a did she make word, nor any nor a single tear. The shed outcry, her in to comfort came neighbours came down from the her old mother little farm up in the country but to no
be used
I
him.
over
waving
The should
lising
gallant to
money
of opinion and his uncle.
him
sisted,
less
He
;a.
between
clothing
neverthe
will
it
;
was, difference
'
Vint This story 'l abput Starry forms one and while it by ho nieans nor of the most important; yet one of the dramatic, in mv most incidents
this
over
It
invitation
.
Greene;,
Homer
the
-
By
:order
an
rode of the
and some
the
had
my
customary
accordingly
.
witff
the
deliver
1880 town
in
day
Post .of
he
and
to
his
bound and.
it, us
on
under it
had
He
stood
rapt
eyes.
the court-room in People began toand to titter. whisper " I exclaimed, im But, Starry," " the won't do you patiently, flag He his
"
good here
any
gave gestures
a
!
and
nod
that
(Continued
indicated
he wished
on
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to
by
explain
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an
enormous
horse,
biit.
refused,
because Exchanges.) Address
;
not
glorious.
.
'
having
come
Corporation Consort,
Majesty
ha'd
on
set
her
is
.
the now
thie
.Conservative
Government
,
It
is
boards to Grand J uries improve the constitution Boards.' " Broadly," says Mr. Balfour,
nrst
of
time
the
the
since
estab
well over horse has won of the Turf."
Derby
a
century ago an Irish Ribbon the " Blue Galtee More, bred and reared by Mr. won without Gubbins, of Limerick, Mr. Gubbins was any difficulty. :
:
replace
,
at
the
F.renc.h
former
a
built name, old and obsolete. Chilian. Government
ship,
in
same
:
187.2
of and
idea
The
is
Charitable
,iT.!
Soles-
the the joined before her.
brother,
of
having
..in.
at
convent
Two of. her daugh;.ers von .Prince Loewenstein, Community at Solesmes.
I he
Chili.
SUFFER LONGER WHY IV H I
to
THAT
WITH
COUCH,
COLD,
?
THROAT?
SORE
;
in
the
to life interest subject for and brother-in-law,, or churches purpose of erecting sister
,
our
Popish
and
tendencies,
j j
1
3
also
...
.
Pleas-
Pneumonia.
take,
to
to
sure
cure.
Pectoral Ayers Cherry
without for the
of schools and salaries. endowment of the heir-at-law was The contention was not as the will the that valid, was which to the object money was The devoted not charitable. case came before Mr. originally in. the Romer, Chancery Justice
and
Grippe,
< ant
in type lines of
phapels strictly evangelical on the strict and conducted of .! England .the Church,
we plan is this propose to place both the Poor Law\ administration and the on -a broad county administration basis. But we think this can popular at the same time only be done if owners of agricultural land can be relieved of apprehensions which right have entertained ly or wrongly they as to the extravagance of the new
of nearly 60 years Has a record in curing affections of the Throat < and Lungs, Colds, Coughs, La i
j
the
trust,
of.his;
Pectoral
Cherry
Ayer's
Great Expositibns.
Medals at the World's
Gold '
Accept
no
Cheap and
Worthless
Substitute.
j
;
tne
I.
:
-
or
Derby.
the
.
P
lishment
of
for
The Court of Appeal had before them on May, 28. a question, arising out of the will of Edward Hunter, and Co., Wicklate of Blackheath he gave the low, Ireland, by which whole of his estate, valued at 90,000,
'-
"
deeds
Was
to proposed take the place! and also to of Poor Law
local
appoint of the
which
afloat vessels many powerful to the standard keepi the navy up O' Higgins. designed by Admiral,
.
here!
most power was; launched last week, sh.ip-:yard who Irishman did an;
after,
y.
made: her solemn vows mes, has just: at the same house. Born religious in .10.31, she is now of sixty-six years Prior to her marriage she was ,age.; Lee wensteinthe, Princess Wertheim.
Warship!
so
—
Winner
named
prodigious vessel will
:
The
,
the
O'Higgins, warship afloat, from the Elswick ful
.LAdminis-
tration.
.'
O'Higgins
The
j
j
.
,
heart.
,
Hunter
relict of Adelaide, King of Portugal of and mother the reigning who last year sovereign, the assumed veil of a Benedictine
;
The
is
1 he
prevail
refused a site Dublin to the which Her
,
of
Queen
Miguel
nun
as it. In; the going regards;. Ireland; House of. Commons a about week ago the First Lord, of the Treasury made a very important in statement to the future reference administration of the affairs of this .country. He said it was of the Govern theintentiqii ment to next in a Bill session bring for a system of local in government which will receive the rates Ireland, on land and prevent; agricultural of the "social abuses which! many
;
Ireland, but for
again,
in
monument
a
Prince
in
days
see.
,
;
Future
;
.
,
the for
and
George
time here and drank pleasant of Irish whiskey.,. Queeii 24
shall
the'
of;
'
deal
Victoria spent and would, have
pick
:
;
.
a
good
;
j
'
.
spent ,a
their ..battleground blood. King
of
the
against stables.
Ireland's
.
lot
,in
the,
;
Galtee!
arid
.
race
English
;
a
>
in
jkriowri
flat
reign.:
:
country
course'
Detby
>
Rev. .Mr. in, Carmichael, asked why. the resolution, supporting the Queen, should not Irishmen;regard as from She. apart politics. might; have her .own doubt shp politics-r--ho heard-she was had— he always a, She was and was. thie; a. lady Whig.. first .to who canie. the, Sovereign in peace. country King Henry XL,; and King John came; King Richard to Ireland on marauding expeditions. made King james and King William spilled
half,
and
form
the
Mr. Attorney-General. Justice of the neir-inRomer held the view declared that as law, and regarded the the testator died residuary gift and was it that intestate, against judgment that the Attorney-General now The arguments lasted appealed. all at the end of which the day, the appeal. Court allowed
half the paying, whole of the county cess. The plan of the Government is that the subvention from the Ex half chequer should pay the landlords' of the poor rate arid half 'of the county cess'. The landlords would gain by; the firsG-the tenants by the second the and I believe work plan would classes.','— We with,', both smoothly consists
rate
poor
in
the
—
the
this
a
the! as sporting-parlance crown, ''-the Newmarket Two "triple the Derby and the Thousand Stakes,, St. Leger. He has won two the St. remains to be decided. Leger still In steeplechasing has been; thp ,;Irish of Galtee More supreme-the victory, shows that the Irish horse can win a'|
'
.
and in it
Division
called
.
s
Majesty
Roughly
.
is
.
tier
mile
.
the
liability
rail 2 minutes andr 44 the record held by seconds; being -at Persimmon ;2 iminutes and. 42 seconds. Galtee More is in for what
;
And
one
More
.
auring
The
disappointed.
is
called, meeting by a of the Corporation of Dublin minority it was to an resolved address present. to the Queen her oncongratulating event. the auspicious One of the at -times, were speakers said that we to think, inclined rather bitterly of the' neglect .of Ireland by the Royal family shown to and of the favour other like the present; places but at a time all considerations should be out of the weighed by the recollection which the nation blessing enjoyed'
be
to
are
We
held, therefore, -be relieved of must landlords, rates in Ireland in the future. landlords! the., speaking,
rural
.all
which
existence.
.
the
citizen's
a
,;
.
to
Queen. At
into that
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are that Protestants commemorating A thanksgiving the event. Anglican held in Salisbury Cathe service was in dral commemoration of recently of the bap the 1,300th anniversary had The Cathedral been tism. reseated and specially throughout, accommodation was for provided a about There was 6,000 persons. choir of select voices, numbering 612 and these; were singers, supplemented and singers by choirs of unsurpliced a of auxiliaries, making grand total In addition to the 1,441. organ of there was orchestra the Cathedral an 100 of the performers, including of the Royal Marine band Light A similar was service held Infantry.
in
St.
Paul's.
Conversions. The
the authority of by the supported the Catholic marvellous Times, gives influence exertedCatholic by certain in the cause of conversion. priests the Father Gall way, famous Jesuit Sophia,
Boston.
the
on
Pilot
missionary,
,
in
resident
now
-
London,
with conversions 10,000 as of his individual efforts. a Father Luke Rivington, until few of the Oxford Mission head years ago credited the result
is
in
Bombay,
in his Another
with
still-
4,000.
priests
and
has
made
very
brief
English There
life. Catholic is credited priest are
the
among
order
religious
converts
3,000
convert
400
diocesan of
for twenty .-eight to Kweiproceeded shen, by way of Canton, Wuchow-fu, and Sikiang, on the there arriving He at remained 25th October. of Kwei-shen till the beginning March and then left for this year, situated between Lo-Li, half-way Sese and Sy-lin-hein on the Skyiang. to at the He Avas arrive expected end about the of Lo-Li Mission does not, March. It therefore, ap at pear that he had been long settled was before the outrage the Mission committed. The telegram also stated was threat that the chapel at Sy-lin ened by the marauders, and it was it would share a like that anticipated It to the Lo-Li. is fate chapel at is in not known whether the outrage of a religious the nature persecution or the work of robbers, but it simply that it is the is reasonable to assume of the Black depredations Flags, who are forced in this being gradually from the district near the direction French frontiers at Tonquin, by the effective of the operations very Chinese General Sou and the French, He
clergy
England.
FRANCE.
atchewan
lastly Mgr. Fava, Bishop the to .commemorate Grenoble, of the apparition fiftieth anniversary Blessed' at La Salette. of the Virgin celebrations Avill continue Jubilee or, the year. more less throughout The Brothers of Sti Vincent de Paul an active in this take always part It will make several pilgrimage, on One will be at halts the Avay and another at Peray-le-Mpnial Persons Notre Dame de Fourvieres. all take in it, frpm quarters, part the with ascending holy mountain"
Hdngkong
in
days."
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.
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f,',
-and-.'
reverence
began A
of
a
French
festival in The recent religious has caused honour of Jeanne d' Arc much to be given to the publicity of St. Clotilde fact that the church in Paris has been raised to the dignity of a minor basilica by His Holiness This has led many Leo XIII. per sons to ask in what the distinction a a basilica between church and consists. There is liability to a con on the an fusion of ideas for point, architect the ques might understand sense tion in quite another from that It is of the Catholic theologian. well known that all our Romanesque are and Gothic churches ancestrally the old Roman dependant upon or an basilica courthouse (sometimes inside the forum. The exchange) basilica furnishes the form of the Such as these are nave and apse. and in the early Norman other seen aisles and Romanesque churches, '
later transept being developments which the Gothic style brought to Therefore a basilica in perfection. strict
sense
archaeological
can
of the simple early only be a church here indicated form one, however, of the that we know to be susceptible artistic treatment and capable most of producing the most profoundly It has been a impressions. religious for years in France growing custom to the word basilica past to apply that is a church every recognised without and this place of pilgrimage, to reference structural pecu any liarities. But the Avord has another —
to
belonging
signification
order of churches
ideas.
Basilicas certain
enjoying conferred a Brief granting
distinctions
or
who in which was
the
lately ceremony
grand
considerations. that the Church
are
now
privileges by the Pope, the like one
St.
at
different
a
occasion
uninfluenced
wholly
According to our changes a telegram B. by the Revd. J. French
Procuration de Paris,
Ettangers Kwei-shen,
far has
by
It
Avill
of
St.
of
is
Clotilde
be
noticed has
Clotilde of category
placed
They
of the Mission Hong-kong, from of
the
dated China, Kwangsi, that the mission iq, stating April at Lo-li had been chapel pillaged, named and a young missionary, Revd. KweiMazel, murdered by thieves. of a Roman shen is the residence Catholic of Bishop, Vice-Apostolic Mission of and is the Kwangsi, situated about bettveen half-way and on Outcheon the Nan-ning
Papal
a
can Avhich the Pope alone Minor basilicas rank
at
Copenhagen.
New The
next
to
is
Holy
Mountain.
known
in
the of
as Grenoble the mountain
parations national Avill
Jubilee
the diocese Holy Mountain La
Salette. are made for being to La Salette. pilgrimage
coming year,
of is
Pre the It
importance
this
it
does
the
Avhich
Avas
unusual
assume
year,
of churches recently in the course of erection, is the country simply the poverty considering
or
throughout marvellous, of
the a week people. Scarcely it is not my pleasing passes by that or con duty to record the dedication secration of some new edifice erected efforts of the preist and by the joint nobly aided by people of the locality their kith and kin in exile. Castlein the far west, may be taken as bar, of the immense typical progress which has been made in the erection of ecclesiastical and educational edifices
recent
in
church and will,
years
as
Avithin
opened
in
in
Ireland.
built being it is be there, expected, 18 in less than months. completed It will be one of the handsomest of its kind in buildings Connaught. Avhen it is It is that computed will finished have been fully 30,000 and educational expended on religious P. institutions by the Rev. Lyons, since The rev. P.P., 1883. gentle man has issued a circular in Avhich,
A
new
now
is
with
basilica
of
care thie of the great the Sacred Heart on the of Mbntmaf the Church tre, heights cif the National Vow. There are other fields of Apostolic in England, labour Germany, Spain, Australia other arid Italy, places the Oblates to under which Mr. does not refer. Creedon
An
American
Embassy,
at-
'
the
Vatican. Here
and
Catholic,
in
there
Ireland
of
some
iteriis
press
out
crop
the that
great effort Ambassador to the Vatican. at the Apos Inquiry tolic here develops the fact Delegation are that these intimations very dis tasteful and injurious. It is learned that Archbishop Ireland has not by or act such word attempted any foolishness. Your is correspondent authorised to inform these mal such contents and refractories that a has never been' eritertained. purpose It be further remarked that if may Ireland could Archbishop by any means hpnorable bring it about that an of thePresident ambassador should he could be sent to the Vatican, just he wanted about have whatever by of reward. way Archbishop Ireland has reridered good service to Catholic cause but he has not essayed the im These refractories believe possible. to him that by imputing purposes and motives far from his mind, they can him in some injure way. They see do not where the harm exactly but then they hope for it. will fall, re Ireland has never Archbishop that an ambassador should quested to the be sent Vatican. Those who so assert that he has taken openly such steps are merely endeavoring the to thwart good he has and may do by arousing in certain suspicion For the benefit of the qurters. welfare it is to be hoped that general rebuke this and denial will have the:
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Avished
is
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making
American
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secure
for effect.
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:
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preserving,
and beautifying
a
butors
for
preparation
restoring,
have may erection of the Holy
who
dead,
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contributed a
been
Ex received
,
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is
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,
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Company.
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and iniquity having before for those who
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Wales,
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the is
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some
in
W.
Wliiteley, the child on a table
which
set alarmed
and
severe
progressing
days ago Whitely,
Eulalie
T.
candle, Wliiteley
arm,
escape
few
named
by wrapping left
and
narrow a
girl Mr.
lighted
clothes.
Inspector
thorough
experienced
mantle. It seems that for a short time sitting a
Thompson
office.
was
little
daughter
will
his
Burning
on
on necessary known are
the
faction
was
that
held
department.
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the Department.
time
thought
by
L.
engage Thompson for
Fisheries
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Mr.
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the
The
—
Services dent wires
Busselton. will Mass
at
A
—
next Sunday at nine and eleven to The beautiful statues presented and will be unveiled blessed at the Church be made will 11 o'clock. Special collections
mittee.
There
was
meetinsr
was
called
mittee old the voted to
Bunbury servator
church
of
Mr.
and presbytery.
of
Pine Forests
Plantation. has notified
of
Crown-Lands
—
The
Con
the
Com
the
that
planting on completed
missioner of pine trees at Bunbury was The young growing plants were Tuesday. been and over 50,000 had put in. well, he expected satis Mr. Brown added that
Robbery
Kanowna.
at
of
the 19 shop in Larkin-street, of worth
July
jeweller, £50 and
At
—
Mr.
and
from
the
having
The
window dinner
two
trying
to
police detect the
A
Daring
Assault.
electrical ing while Henderson,
thief
Tuesday
way
even
Mr.
John
home
from
named
his
on
thieves.
On
engineer
an
doors
clothes
private or
—
away.
in
are
G'orne, into
alluvial while the
jewellery
gold abstracted was proprietor
H.
broken
assaulted Fremantle, was by and in Packenham-street, had some person the and back of his head his jaw fractured sufferer is cut The progressing open. has not yot but the assailant favourably, his
office
been
in
A
about
the
week.
It
Brick
Coolgardib.
object
a
members Mr.
was
his
comfill
to
T.
up
Francis
ball
-
mistake
the
old
to
elect
had
committee out, committee new
unfair, write
Board
or
Mr.
to
Herbert
I
:
not
am
of
Rhodes
that
aware
I
lately
mailman
of
week,
the
road.
He
Hall
Agricultural of charge
a
usually
6d. which
secretary the secretary
was
to free
the
of
use
public
hall,
gets
contract
considered instructed
was
of
the
as
it,
his
Committee having per evening for
2s.
of the
use
the
a day behind owing to the
was
this
the hall, committee
to
—
On
op
Monday Exchange
Stock
of
pose twelve
Exchange the
members
of
Perth,
met
officers
electing months.
a
was
for
of the
for the
Marwood
the pur
coming
The
were following Mr. J. Smith, chosen: presi Mr. A. Forrest, M.L.A., vice-presi dent; J. S. R. H. Barrett, and Messrs. dent; E. Trood, W. Coleman, Read, T. S. Dunster, Messrs. A. Glover and Ishmail committee
a
KOJONUP. Own
The still weather the crops are giving A little child was on
the
at
time
ago,
days was
near
Furlong
is
Father
—
weeks
Father
A few a mission
colonies.
Clement
ago at Cue,
attack
and
furniture of
Sir
proved. to
bequeathed
has his
value sister, to his
William
household
securities of £20,000.
she
as
He
and effects, select to to bequeathed may
Elizabeth
Frances
£2,000,
of
the
road.
Nobody P.
C.
Order
of
the
matter.
Rev.
Father
John,
has
been here
visiting two days,
lectures
after
the evening appreciated.
were
PassioniBts, He remained
mission.
The in
sermons
and
much in
the
Mount
to
Albany.
district.
his giving the Mass, and very practical
I
think
every
Barker
and
district,
thence
on
had
Bank
Returns.
three
on
half
different
him.
each
day
a
no
occasions
;
;
and secretary but they could
He
the
with
agreed
of the
benefit
Mr.
A.
took
notes
at
;
had
Mr.
been
new
a
place of old committee in
new
a
if
committee who ones not
elect
gone
;
and
loans of done is
total to be
and
work
as given £52,425; 26,72S clearing Loans, 23,666 value £68,710; cultivating acres, value 27,397 ringbarking £23,221: acres, value 11,500 chains, fencing acres, £2,9S5 wells and £355; value £4,178; draining, £3,695. Total, reservoirs, buildings, £1,042 £104,186.
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Mr.
Hope the
and
existence, formed until
proposed proposal
and of
visited
them
He
Barnet
would
doctor Dr. thought if
nightly
they
this
as
got a grant suggestion
a
Mr.
committee.
Russell would
told
him
he
A vote
of
thanks
to
proposed
by
Mr.
Hope,
fortnightly. visit fort of
£50. the
for
He new
said
Dr.
Barnett
visit
for
£50
per
chairman and seconded
was
by
Herbert.
of to
the Rome
return.
of
Addington
this
for
his
has
cropped
new
all
Men
season.
of
week.
MOUNT
MAGNET.
Splendid June during old
fell
rains and and
Fogarty,
week
;
6 Jin.
fell
July. respected
died
at
resident
Dongarra
on
named Thurs
illness. lingering met last The Committee new Progress Mr. Rhodes was elected chairman, night and W. A. Kenwortliy, and Mr. secretary be done treasurer. business will Very little
day last,
after
last
a
;
they
are
gazetted.
Our
Own
Correspondent.)
mission, conducted by the Rev. Father was Frederick, opened here on Sun C.P., to the follow day, July 4th, and continued the small Considering popuing Sunday. the
great
success, visit
has
been
in
of
at
members is
his
and
As
of
of
the
church
very
fluent
and
sermons
were
Fre
forcible
preacher, appreciated by In bring Magnet.
Father
Sunday
on
blessing
Frederick He
him
get
Father
to a close the Papal
to
as
the
much
of Mount
advice.
here
ours, apt to
are
duties.
a
good,
said
to
see
to
last, the
a
few
gave
it
was
the
a
source
in
manner
the to attended mission, and he hoped they would persevere formed. in the they had good resolutions of Mount The thanks of the Catholics who Magnet are due to Mr. W. T. Lennon, make the in his to was efforts untiring mission As there was no church a success. fitted store Mr. Lennon generously up his besides for the purpose, fixing up forms, Father
etc.
day for there at
Cue,
people
had
Frederick en
route
to Peak go on these places.
left for Hill,
here
Nannine, holding
on
and
Mon will
missions
heart
workmen
known
to
and
the
word
tli9
laity
;
who could the laity of reading opportunity Latin or up to English,
few
to
the
among
second
I
interpretation,
shall
ACCORDING ORDINATION GREEK RITE. TO THE
AN
Recently Schiro,
(says
an
Archbishop
of
exchange) Neo-Csesarea, of
the
ministered
Sacrament rite aceordinfir to the Greek the of St. Athanasius, near The
astical
college.
nessed
by a large
in
the
of
High
Altar, are
priesthood
in
ad
the Church
Greek
ecclesi was
ceremony of
displays the
liturgical transfer
Mgr Orders
Holy
the
gathering both and it was novel those accustomed to to
wit
faithful,
interesting, the ,magnifiRome.
After
sacred offerings the for candidates by the presented
Priests and the by these who The latter to Bishop, Bishop. makes the a is seated on throne, sign of the be the martyrs that invocation is formed and moves A begun. procession the altar the time occupied around during then of prayers. I1 he Bishop in the recital Deacons
mission.
much such as
their
a
the
the
and what
"
the
as
it
made
and
those had
to
studied
clergy
the
readers to consult the cata only ask your Museum Library, logue (1892) of the British fewer which will find no than in they in the of the 27 Catholic editions Bible, various of vernaculars printed Europe, before the establishment of the many years Church. Indeed, one need not go Anglican than the Melbourne Public Library further to find a copy of the German Bible, printed in two in 1473 Augsburg generations Rome and the between before rupture Yours, &c. England. Mel J. Carr, or Archbishop fthomas bourne. 2nd J uly." St. Patrick's Cathedral,
to
Father
gentleman
community
Catholics ing his mission after imparting congregation, words
close
to
indifferent
derick
the
reverend of productive
of
regarded Rev.
the
the
mining
a
he
which
acknowledged The
must
mission
The
of
amount
Scriptures, and
a
their
portions
Holy
as
were,
take a vast fact, with respect
by head, hand done by paid
chiefly
cent the
A
lation,
read
devotional
the
of
by
.
gospels,
trouble
personal productions accomplished
as
(From
pass
made .
their
in
did,
of
God
with
other
or
now
facts are who could
laymen
psalter, Bible.
translation
the
was
provided
"
Bowes and Stewart were Thorn, tenderers for successful the Greenhills and the school at Government post office Mill. Gregson's for Mr. James many Brown, a resident lower died at his residence, Beverley, years this
I
interpretation,
abundant the Bible, either in the Reformation period.'
safe
the site to be built on bridge will soon be commenced. bridge
first
The
rule,
read
Lord
the 11th inst., said by Father the requested
was
and
Dempster, 1,100 acres
of pleasure which the
20th.
July
until
Lordship congregation
the
annum.
the
then
and
they
to resign.
Geraldton
Mrs.
His
voyage
a
Herbert the old
Mr.
getting
the
'
of
Messrs.
following
An
Mass
the
'
the
members were then Messrs. elected: Rhodes, Hope, Cumming, H. E. W. A. KenKenwortliy, Herbert, and J. J. O'Connor. worthy, a it would be Mr. Marwood thought if had to a benefit the town they great At North visit from a doctor. periodical of and a .£50, a grant ampton they had The
Mr.
Gibney, 10 o'clock
prayers
by His
celebrated on Sunday,
was
into
of Sir Thomas testimony emphatic the Pro and Cranmer, More, Archbishop the testant Foxe, regarding martyrologist, of pre-Reformation diffusion English Bibles, and I Bhall not on your space trespass the the of further than to quote words Dr. Blunt. In well-known Anglican writer, of the Reformation (vol. i., his History has he tells 'there been us that pp. 501-2) about the much wild and foolish writing of the Bible in the ages scarcity preceding forIt has been taken the Reformation. was almost that the Holy Scripture granted in book it was sealed until a printed and that English by Tyndaland Coverdale, the of knowledge respecting only source
even
seconded committee
had
Dr.
ship,
and the Gibney.
resigned.
gave
Mass
Anglican Bible
the
put
the
machinery.
The
away.
history. "As to
is
of Mrs. T.Tomkinson A child succumbed and to the prevailing was interred sickness, Catholic last week. in the cemetery
The
members
in be
attended
was
years.
Parker's
to
proposed
was
to
had still
was
could
one
it or
Sunday
on
ant!
of chief mourners and and York. Quellington the on was breast-plate
concourse
both from as inscribed
friends, Her age 72
inai.
took general parade of the Volunteers the 10th inst. on Saturday, of the to the announcement According of the town Board of Health the health month. has been good for the last Only of one case was during typhoid reported is now re that and the period, patient covering.
town.
asked
Payne
form
nf,V>
QffnMiArtn
a
A
attendance.
no
to
inter
may Church
"
that
of Quellingeffects of
place
chairman regretted any unpleasant It seemed that all the place. taking out of the trouble arose the secretary of He no records keeping proceedings. Mr. Rhodes had and knew called meetings there
fracture,
Mr. about
papers
O'Connor's the old committee
ness
;
o-rand
no
a
Mr.
;
The
in,
have
get
of Mrs. Geutte, funeral the succumbed to in York took place
be It
that it or people,' (English) the to give Christian Church was the first to the laity. Bible in the vernacular be adop whichever But interpretation the statement will not stand the test ted,
before
Correspondent.)
who
ton,
by a large
The
;
:
improvements
The
to
time, attended.
one
come
Own
senses.
possibly,
'the
that
first
Wyekliffe.
Be Mr. Marwood's committee doing
old
for
return of the is the Agricultural following of loans approved Bank showing the amount Bank Act the and paid under Agricultural The amount of loans 30. to June paid up the following for which is £22,300, improve out: ments have been carried Clearing value £34,760; cultivating 11,569 acres, value £7,262 acres, ringbarking 7,364 value £1,936; 2,532 fencing 17,595 acres, £16 wells £856 draining, chains, value £213; £840. reservoirs, biddings, and of £45,793. Total value improvements, of loans approved is £30,125, The amount the following are improvements for which 15,159 acres, in Clearing now progress 16,302 cultivating acres, value £34,040; 9,802 acres, value ringbarking £15,959; value fencing 8,968 chains, value £1,049 wells and £339 reser £3 322 draining, Total value £829 £2,855. buildings, voirs, to be carried out, £58,393. of ;
done.
the
the meetings
;
Agricultural
had
about
Our
(From
for
his
The
YORK.
why
call a meeting he did not come
—
of the
over
himself of availed the Sacra of approaching at the devotions attendances The Rev. Father ac large. by the Rev. Father Flood, went
very
to
our
district
Catholic the opportunity ments, and the
on
the
of
may, different
either
hands
accident.
Albany
statement in two the
was
of The
member
the
;
—
he
what
from
his such
housekeeper, Government Hospital to the Protestant Or Australia, £100; Roman £100 to the phanage at Perth, and to Catholic Orphanage at Perth, £100 Cathe Box the Poor Fund at St. George's the £100. All residue of his at Perth, dral, the testator bequeathed in trust property thereof to Lady Robinson to the income pay and her lifetime, subject to her life during in trust in equal shares to all his interest, The late Sir William Robinson's children. valued at £7,4558 estate has been personal Id. gross, and 19s. £65,602 2s. 3d. net. the
to
A
:
mean
continues showery and good promise. burnt a few to death
am
the works about remarks had done. Mr. if Marwood his expressed regret had offended Mr. remarks personally he would O'Connor, and if they had apolo been under the He had impression gise. Still the had done nothing. old committee committee if his remarks would stir the new he did not them. He into activity regret and work hoped it would meet regularly
£1,000 Harper, Markwell, £1,000 at Perth, Western
Maria
to
and
committee, meetings.
called him lately
meeting and Campbell was
Robinson
wife
his
out
losing
—
been
has
sent
he
got an giving some fever, accompanied with gastric him which incapacitated bronchial affection, thus forced to He was from preaching. before the other Western Australia leave He holds the of his order. members posi of Rector in the Passionist tion Monastery N.S.W. at Goulbourn, Sir William Robinson. The Will of Robinson Cleaver Francis will of Sir W illiam Governor of Western Australia, formerly while of
not
At an Anglican he recently, quite for the said He felt, of course, grateful but as an work done churches, by other member of the body he attached Anglican considered he ought to give to it especially whatever he could. The Anglican support in the Church was the first to put the Bible and it had hands of the people, given the of devo manual precious community that the of Common tion, Book Prayer." His Grace of Melbourne, the Archbishop in letter to a the Age very courteously replied his issue of Thursday, Sir,— In your to the Governor is reported Excellency have statement at the made the following of celebration Church England jubilee was the first to put The Anglican Church of the the Bible in the hands people.' reason.
Melbourne
"
—
preted
Correspondent.),
investigating
Messrs. Rhodes was
Mr.
"
This Our
(From
companied
to nothing, they had got the road and mail the wells sunk the goldalong Rothesay, and the improve the cemetery fields' tracks, ments to the spring. to lay Mr. Field said it was an injustice Mr. the blame on Rhodes, as he often called and there no attendance. was meetings Mr. said in reference to Mr. Rhodes of not calling O'Connor's meetings charge
C.P. Clement, who Father C.P., The Very Rev. Clement, missions has been engaged in conducting the for colony, several months throughout the eastern left Perth on Tuesday for of
he
remarks
auditors.
Departure
chairman
had
know
,
Rogers,
the
Rhodes. of the
hv
journals' not without meeting in
:
with
disagreed
and
matters chrisHe has been euphoniously Victorian sonie the leading of and The as Governor," Talking
late. '
"V ictoria,
'
were
in. business, but important The secretary had gone away, and they could and therefore did not get no notes from,
Handran
—
O'Connor
of
of
Governor Ecclesiastical
:
body.
member. Mr.
Officers.
Stock last
Lord
"
asking
:
Mr.
here
Sunday night, although Tuesday night.
The fixed the
done.
answer
is
previous that they
Committee
Progress
of chaff
scarcity
time
state
on
made
was
a
Rothsay
heavy in
was
the chairman, of the old committee said the members still Messrs. here, were Linthorne, O'Connor, and Herbert, himself. Cummings Field,
will be estab brick soon company patent It is that lished at Coolgardie. reported be made new to the bricks are by some in to their addition being and, process, the those to now manufactured, superior half out at the brick can be turned patent kinds. of the ordinary cost Election
the Brassey, in has been" dabbling
been
usual
time a
was
the
The
The new
and
In
A
—
attendance. elect
new
throw
but
Health at
Com
the called meeting was thought by soine
to
the
night
Progress
to
chair. said
wanted
the
arrested. Company
the
Rhodes
Thursday
besides as -a- secretary treasurer, had books neither nor old committee show what had been done. records to with Mr. Mr. Marwood concurred Rhodes and committee remarks, hoped the new old would work than the more actively the The he in one. said, railway gate, been had not and the enclosure erected, at the were spring only put down troughs of the Dongarra owing to the importunity Board. these works were to Roads Both of finished in the second week have been seemed The old committee to January. have been six or seven months. asleep for had often the It is true waited on they for the district at the sta member railway him of the wants of the and told tion, to was forget town, but the member likely he got to Perth. He these before hoped would the committee meet new regularly, before the member. and wants place their was to There show what either nothing
Kanowna
was
of instead committee.
on
fair
a
19.
July
new
men, the
results.
factory
LbBIIASSEYANHISTG'l(lAN.
will a
.
at
Busselton
repairs
and "
raised to a penny price has, meat be per Fresh can pound. scarcely from Geraldton. had, except His the Governor is Excellency going to the township his on inspect coming visit to I believe Geraldton. a be banquet will given to him.
Correspondent.) .
correspon
celebrated
ba
Own
A meeting was held the hall, to elect a
in
that
Our
(From
o'clock.
on
and
of
names
Perth
of
month.
of next
for
There
MINGINEW.
were which; recently have been altered council by the municipal and the new confirmed by the Government, into force at the beginning come system will
streets
Hall
Agricultural night,
'
.
Re-naming
the
be held.
the
Thursday
.
examination
post-mortem
also
on
—
'
to be
at
library
opened
will
,
is
The
be
—
.A Kanpwna. made.
at
NEWS.
COUNTRY
1
On
—
—
Kanowna.
at
'
Death
.
Sudden
Charles Wednesday an elderly man named the. Timmins dropped dead near cemetery
to the
takes
each him makes head and
of the go
levites on
by
his knees the altar. on
the
and arm, rest his himself He
and
hands head of the the his hands on places the sacramental and pronunces ordinandns When he has concluded the re words. he arises, of the prescribed mainder prayers the for on the vestments and after putting of the kiss peace. Holy Sacrifice het gives with the Mass, the newly Then he proceeds m the ordained celebration, priests joining as
is
to
the
the
custom
Latin
also
in
ordinations
accord-
rite.
ten following Dawson, the Black 7s. 4<L, for Flag police £1,109 and station Tuck contract Otty, £236 19s. and Susannah Brook for the 2d., bridge contract Leonard and Wrigley, approaches for the Northam 8s. 6d., Hospital £1,278 H. Gibbs, additions contract and J. and at Dardanup. £415, for the school building Tenders
ders
have
Accepted.
been
—
accepted
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—
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Our
Father
with
Divine
by
which God beatifies the saints in is most it heaven, although certainly pro of the whole duced by the presence Blessed We will to Him come and make Trinity our with Him." xiv. abode (John 23) is attributed in nevertheless a peculiar Ghost. manner to the Holy For, whilst
Pro
Leo.,
XIII.,
to
the
Other
and
with
See.
WISDOM
Authorised
Translation.)
LIKE
STATE
among OF
THAT
SERVANTS, heir
from
a
servant,
and governors." under tutors their Moreover not only was
(Gal. justice
as long nothing
differeth
from but
the
merits
the
communication
after
of
Christ
just
Christ
a
who
much
is
the
Christ's
value
the
of God
servants
1.
iv.
necessity
the
c. 20). servant
servant
a
On
1. Thesaur. c. v., 5). of original sin, our fallen into such guilt
Alex.,
that
had
we
were
by
(Eph. could
raise
and
eternal
ii.
the There
3).
was
no
and deliver
us
account,
to God. enemies children of
become
nature
"We
wrath" which
power from this
us
destruction.
are
Cyr.,
whole nature and dishonour
however, had
we
:
(St.
ruin
But
the God, Creator of mankind and infinitely merciful, did this Son, by through His only begotten it whose benefit was brought about that to that rank and man was restored dignity and was adorned with whence he had fallen, still
abundant
more
the
express
greatness
in the souls grace in Holy Scripture
Fathers, creatures, children
men
of
are
Now
can
one
work
of divine both
Wherefore, and in the writings styled regenerated,
partakers of God,
epithets.
No
graces. of this men.
of the new
of the
Divine
Nature,
god-like, these
and
similar
:
"
:
through
Him
holiness
to
and
"Christ be
conoeived in Son of the God," te be the sons
was
by nature
"
others are sanctified of God by adoption" Th. 3a, (St. This a. 1). spiritual generation from
love
in
than Love.
the
natural
much
a
from
AND
REGENERATION OF
q.
xxxii.,
proceeds
noble
more
namely,
—
manner
uncreated
by baptism.
In this
the
unclean
has
"
;
"
:
"
,
love,
the
first
"
are
naked
essence, as the viii.,
a
and
inasmuch cause
But
He
as
their
being"
God
is
is
eyes
;
present
(St. in man, not -but because
Th.
by
His
to
all
la,
q.
only as He is known more and fully loved by him, since even we by nature, spontaneously love, and seek after the good. desire, Moreover, God Grace in the by resides just soul as in in a most a temple, and intimate peculiar From this manner. that union proceeds of affection the which soul by adheres most so than the to God, more closely friend is united to his most and beloved loving and God friend, in all enjoys fulness and sweetness. Now this wonderful union, which is called properly "indwelling," from that differing only in degree or state in
3.)
of
His
to
open
inanimate
things,
National Library of Australia
THE
whom
For,
gift the
many among la. q.
the
;
in
have
from
the
special members
is
distributed (Snmm. Th.,
gifts of Christ"
2. St.
de
Aug. Trin., those are Among these gifts and which from invitations, warnings a.
xxxviii.,
1.
to time by the
in
excited
are
Without
good life,
no
is
x.v.,
words
obey more impulse.
and easily Whei'efore
THE
ATTAIN
EVANGELICAL
BEATITUDES, the of
the flowers tune, are the beatitude.
like
which,
spring
eternal
those
blessed
Apostle shows all
enumerated
by
and
the
22.), mortal
which the .Spirit, life and produces
in
just
v.
forth
with
Lastly,
forth in harbingers there are
come
signs
fruits,
(Gal. this
in
even
that
the
sweetness
and
fruits
;
filled
inasmuch
joy,
as
from the "who is in proceed Spirit the the Trinity sweetness of both Father and all creatures with infinite Son, filling fulness and profusion (St. Aug. De Trin. 1. vi. The Divine c. Spirit, 9.). proceeding from and the Word the Father is the eternal of Himself both Love light sanctity, and after Himself Gift, having manifested
they
the
veils
in
or
figures fourth all poured and His upon
Christ
the
His
Old
fulness the
mystic Body, back by His presence who were in grace going astray wickedness and with such corruption, effect salutuary that, being no longer of the earth and earthy, they relished desired other quite things, becoming of heaven heavenly. upon Church
and
;
and
ON
TO
DEVOTION These
show
THE
HOLY
sublime
which
truths, the infinite towards us,
forth Ghost
Holy
do
may
this
they will daily strive Him, and to implore
GHOST. so
clearly
if
effectually
Him, to
more
love
earnestly;-
for
this Our which reason may exhortation, from a flowing spontaneously paternal their reach ears. there heart, Perchance to
still
are
be
now-a-days, those
Ghost, have not be
a
old
in
deficient
their
like
but practices, much darkness.
manner
who
many
knowledge his name in their faith
use
frequently
in
:
as "
are
even them, as asked, were the Apostle, received the Holy if
Paul
heard whether At (Acts xix 2).
much
Ghost certainly
Holy
there
St.
by they have answer might so
among
who,
some
of
whether
found
Wherefore
are
of Him. their is
"We there least very
They
religious involved
in
all
preachers, of should having care souls, that it is their duty to instruct their more the about people diligently, Holy Ghost, difficult avoiding, however, and Subtle and Controversies, eschewing the of those who rashly dangerous folly endeavour to into divine pry mysteries. and
those
remember
What
should
be
greatness bestowed, upon
us
errors
and
the
of and
by
dwelt
chiefly
explained
clearly
the
is
ignorance
upon multitude
and and
which have been constantly bestowed, that so Giver, matters of concerning
benefits are
this
Divine
Pentecost
Love, and nothing love. And this all the
decrees
He
it
knowledge
will
excite
interior
who
is
even
the
Love
the
second
still
more
to
that
appertains into penetrate Holy Ghost,
Theol.
la, 2ae, q. 28, will obtain
it
place, abundant
of
supply
us
nature
not
as
to
to
consist
forward
run
in
towards
a
but
and
action,
which
in
is
a
to
the Holy are that we are divine by the goodness; and this is attributed to the goodness specially Ghost. The sinner offends this Holy his His Benefactor, abusing gifts; and, of His be taking advantage goodness, comes more hardened in sin day by day. since He is the of Truth, Again, Spirit whosoever faileth or by weakness ignor ance have some excuse before may perhaps but who the God he resists Almighty truth from through malice and turns away sins it, most the Holy grieviously against In our Ghost. days this sin has become so dark that those to frequent times seem have come which were foretold by St. in Paul, which blinded men, by the just take falsehood judgment of God, should ,
for
and should believe in truth, of this who is a liar and world," thereof, as a teacher of send the them operation
shall believe
lying
last
times
faith, the
giving doctrines
But
since
Thess.
(II.
ii.
shall
some
heed
Holy
of
depart
the God
:
to the
error, In
10).
to spirits devils" (I.
of
the
truth
from
the
error
and
of
Tim.
1).
"
:
God
dwelleth
violate
in
destroy. which
Lastly,
(I.
Cor.
iii.
16,
but
a
just
pray each one
to and
warning. invoke the
for
needs
and
protection is
strength,
deficient borne down
to
ought
a
more
is
man
sin, so the that
first
of
sins,
His
in
us
weak
trouble, to fly to Him fount of
more
and
holiness. of man,
It
"
requisite must be
:
to of
Ferst
Christendom, further
certain
subject.
NO VENA
DECREED.
We
the
a
itself,
or
accomplishment
tinue :
and
in
the upon to strengthen in
suffrages, that, of and trouble
on
day
any
of
which
We
coming of May
the
Apostles.
the
she
our
prayers of all
with
the
midst
Holy con
her
the
stress
the
those divine nations, prodigies may be happily revived by the which in the Holy Ghost, were foretold of David words Send forth Thy Spirit and they shall be created, and Thou shalt "
:
the
renew
As
face
of the
earth"
ciii.
(Ps.
30).
of divine
foAour and a testi of Our mony Venerable affection, Brethren, to to and people, We you, your clergy in Lord gladly impart the the Apostolic Benediction. pledge
a
at
St.
day of May,
in
Peter's, 1897, in
the
Rome, on
the
28th
of
year
9th Our
Pontificate.
LEO
in
Wattle
wattle berry
prone who
servator
light, And the for
up
is
Plantations. formed plantation Hill is a great of Forests on
found
place
from sought for the special of the character that He is the of the Holy Ghost Gift Now Father and the Son. the remission of sins is given by the Holy Ghost as by the gift of God (Summ. Th. 3a, q. iii., a. 8. ad 3 m.). this the words spirit, Concerning of the are For Liturgy very explicit He is the remission of all sins (Roman after How Missal, Tuesday Pentecost). be invoked is clearly He should taught by who the Church, addresses Him in humble Him supplication, calling upon by the
giveness
tho
POPE.
XIII.,
The
help.
wisdom,
at of
greatly
with
never-ceasing consolation,
strength, chiefly
he
of
18)
Mean Letter
the Octave, provided shall they received the sacraments of Penance and the Holy and Eucharist, devoutly intention. We will that prayed for Our those who are legitimately from prevented the or who in places attending Novena, are where the devotions in the cannot, judge ment of the be conveniently Ordinary, carried out in church, shall equally enjoy the same benefits, provided they make the Novena and the privately, observe other conditions. Moreover, We are pleased to in perpetuity, from the Treasury of grant, the that whosoever Church, daily during the Octave of Pentecost to up Trinity offer Sunday inclusive, again, publicly or privately, any prayers, to their according to the Holy Ghost, and satisfy devotion, the above second conditions, shall a time each of the same All gain Indulgences. these We also to be Indulgences permit of the souls in suffrage purgatory. And now Our mind and heart tui'n back to those hopes with which We began, and
Given
is holy, :
may and
recommended
make
Whit-Sunday
on
God
God
to
ought
Spirit, His
rnn.n
any shall
of
indeed, we
if
temple
are"
you
terrible,
Holy
But you ? of God, him
the temple the For
ANNUAL
Ghost
as
;
of
desire to the same
even
of piety. in Our
ago,
prayers reunion
Incarnation
iv.
We have dwells in us in His as We said, temple, must the repeat warning of the Apostle Grieve not the Holy Spirit of God, whereby. are sealed" iv. Nor is it you (Epip. 30). sin enough to fly from Christian every with of vir ought to shine the splendour tue so as to be pleasing to so great and so and beneficent a guest; first of all with for chaste and -'holiness, and chastity holy befit the the temple. Hence words things of the Know not that you Apostle you the temple are of God, and that the Spirit Ghost,
work
is
ways cultivate
and will to pray, earnestly pray, continue to the Holy Ghost. Unite, then, Venerwith able Brethren, your prayers Ours, and at your let all Christian exhortation people add their the power prayers also, invoking ful and ever intercession of the acceptable Blessed You know well the inti Virgin. mate and wonderful relations existing between the her and Holy Ghost, so that is she call His spouse. The inter justly cession of the Blessed of so was Virgin avail both in the great mystery of the
the
"
"
further
decree and command that the whole Catholic throughout Church, this and in year a every subsequent year, No vena shall take before place Whitin all parish and if Sunday, churches, also, the local Ordinaries think in fit, other and churches oratories. who take To all part in this Novena, and duly pray for Our We for intention, each grant day an of and Indulgence seven seven years quarantines moreover, a Plenary Indulg ence on one of the of the any days Novena,
for
.
prince father
to
towards
it
have
dry
observances,
labour
during
heavenly
merely
external
or
to
and whatever
Matris,
Wherefore,
or
In
a2). for
that
;
said He searcheth God, that of God" Cor. (I. things
of
profound
Summ.
all
thus
of the
is
as
;
the
into
end;
special for the on
AN
to acquire the Holy
us
doubt
no
in
We
We
now
with
us
about
so
very
the
CLEMENTS.
—
a
late
visit
to
the
progress.
TONIC HAS
"
TEST
The golden at Goose recently success. The Con
wattle trees growing young and himself well expressed
thickly, with the
pleased
OF
STOOD
THE
TIME.
"
:
most to know Him
Catholics
intimately and beloved,
the
Him
of the goodness demand certainly Him the towards love and devotion.
should that we direct highest homage of our Christians
the
called
men
with
He is 5). is the sub
to from especially fly sin, more manner offensive special For whatever we Spirit.
voice
of these gifts are such that they lead the just man efficacy of to the and of highest degree sanctity; such that excellence to exist they continue in even heaven, though in a more perfect of these the soul is way. By means gifts and encouraged to seek after and excited
inquire
to
rather
ad
his
promptly
and
place
speculations
—
and
to
a
are in the soul in an uttered secret exceedingly manner, some they are times to the aptly compared in Holy Writ of and a the breathing coming breeze, Doctor likens them to the move Angelic ments of the heart which are wholly hidden in the "The heart has a living body. certain and hidden power, therefore the who and Holy Ghost invariably vivifies unites is the Church, compared to the heart" a. 1., ad 3). (Summ. Th. 3a, q. viii., More the is than this, man that to just he who lives of and a life divine say, grace, acts virtues of as by means by the fitting has need of these faculties, seven gifts which are attributed to the properly Holy Ghost. means of them the soul is By and furnished so as to be able strengthened
to
heart,
;
hearts
and
whole
for whilst heart contracteth a narrow gifts the hand of the and mind giver a grateful ful heart causeth it to Yet we expand. must strive that this love should be of such
Ghost, of a beginning at eternal arriving
these
while, Provida
the Doctor as for, Angelic says, lover is not content with the super of the but striveth knowledge beloved,
the
11-10.
no no
progress, And since
"
a
ficial
time
minds and the Holy
our
of
inspiration these there
He
because
fail
an
suitable, this admi rable as two years
Lord
clearer
first
daily Ghost;
appear extend
the
primal
future
intention,
because
vi.
the
important
so
love
love,
(Deut.
loved
eternal,
Now,
mentioned
we
as
in
never
Our
we
have
of your zeal and chiefly by means earnest will bear ness, they abundant fruit among Christian peoples. We Ourselves shall
shalt
u
more
the
secret
c.19).
Ghost,
the
to testify the benevolence of the Giver and claim the of the receiver. This has a love gratitude twofold and In most conspicuous utility.
that,
Holy Ghost,
are
loved.
is
place, Tho
be
to
good
it
known
is
more
Thomas
the
the
Holy
"
-
lovable than because He has overwhelmed the greatest which both benefits, is
of
saith
;
second :
stantial,
proceedeth of character
Augustine
which
gift
Holy
St.
as
God
also
consequence Ghost in the
Ghost
Holy
that
the
fulness
19). a many ways of the Holy
just. the
not
ye of
you The
vi.
in
whence
other
Know
is
the
but
thy God with thy thy whole strength"
is
temple
you,
proceedeth
through
"
;
in
He
Testament
sacrament, when from been expelled the the soul, it Holy Ghost enters and makes it like to Himself. That which is born of the is Spirit spirit" (John iii, 6). The same more Spirit gives Himself abund and in Confirmation, antly strengthening life from which Christian confirming pro ceeded the victory of the and the martyrs of the over triumph virgins temptations and We have said that corruptions. the The Holy Ghost gives Himself charity of God is out into our hearts by the poured Holy Ghost who is given to us (Rom. v. For He not to His 5). us only brings but divine is the author of gifts, them, and is Himself the supreme Gift, who, proceed the mutual love of the ing from Father and is be and believed to is Son, justly called Gift of God most To show high." the nature and efficacy of this it is well gift to recall the explanation given by the doctors of the Church of the words of Holy Scripture. They say that God is present and exists in all things, in by His power, so far as all things are subject to His power all by His presence, inasmuch as things spirit
the
the
through
RENOVATION
MAN
are
as
" :
are
in
to the
owe
guided to directly therefore be must because also the more
which
celieved and fully earnestly
clearly
We light." it affects a
We
Ghost.
Holy
as
dispelled,
are
we
and
life,
firmly
AND IN
were,
Ghost
when
teaches,
it
as'
indwelling of
great blessings as to belonging is of "the spirit
attributed justly He the Holy Ghost. of sons, adoption whereby we cry Abba, Father." He with fills our hearts the sweetness of paternal love The Spirit himself to our that giveth testimony spirit the sons we are of God" (Rom. viii. 15, 16). This truth with accords that similitude observed between Dootor by the Angelic of the both operations Holy Ghost; for are
the
monitions
of
is
is
had the
there been
by nature"
Cor.
salvation.
that
not
(I.
giftB
as
it had not De Trin.
;
but before, same kind" (St. Aug., Human is by nature of God: "The creature
God?"
divine
"
the
to be such
was
is
souls
reality
glorification been before
had never been none
MAN,
who
of
:
after
EVEN
Holy
Ghost,
Ghost-
abundant, in
members
come,
exceeds the image. "As St. John declared Wherefore yet the because Jesus was not was Spirit given, So soon not (John vii. 39). yet glorified" therefore as Christ on high" "ascending into entered possession of the glory of His with so much He had won kingdom which He munificently labour, opened out the of the "He treasures Holy Ghost: gave men" iv. "that to For gifts (Eph. 8). or forth of the Ghost giving sending Holy and
earnest,
the
2).
1,
derived to
more
surpasses
price
iv.
Holy
but your
he
but
was
of the
was
the
as
is
child
the
"as
APPEAR
by which
eternal
the special of the Holy Ghost, is shared only by In the just. harmony with this, the same for and is called He, the first Spirit holy, souls and Love, moves leads them supreme to sanctity, which consists in the ultimately love of God. Wherefore the Apostle, when the just the calling temple of God, does not mention the Son, the Father or expressly
(Continued.)
A
POWER
WICKED
which,
charity, mark
also numbered But if they were the children of God, they were
IN
DIVINE
1897.
pentec08t, (
OF
TRACES
entirely of children because only
not
this,
be-
may "the
of
mystery
more
Communion
and
Apostolic
the
Ordin-
Local
Peace
Havino
arieb
Archbishops
Primates,
Bishops,
for
urge
—
Patriarchs,
moment
unworthy
"
—
Pope
vidence,
such
IS
A QUACK NOSTRUM A RELIABLE BUT PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATION
"
sweetest poor our
of
:
Come, Giver
!
hearts!
Guest
of
(Hymn, estly
"
names
0, the
Veni
implores
our
minds
and
who
trust
in
Come,
of gifts best of
!
and
heal, to
merit
give of
CURES
INDIGESTION, NEURALGIA, WEAKNESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
"
LIVER
AND
earn
water to us
READ
virtue,
the
of acquirement and salvation, joy Nor can it be in everlasting." any way doubted to such that He will listen prayer, since we words written read the by His own "The inspiration: Himself Spirit asketh for us with unspeakable groanings" (Rom. viii. we 26). Lastly, ought con and to beg of Him to fidently continually illuminate and us more more with daily His light and with His inflame us charity thus with faith and for, we inspired love, onward towards our may press earnestly eternal since He is the of rewai'd, pledge our i. inheritance" (Eph. 14). Such, Venerable the and are Brethren, teachings which exhortations we have seen good to in order to stimulate utter, devotion to the "
POSITIVELY
the of
!
She
Spiritus). to wash,
hearts, him "the
of
Come, Light sweet Consolers, refreshment
our
soul,
Sancie Him
Father
NOT
Mr.
E.
G.
Oct..
10,
Australia,
;
duty
to
the
benefit
THIS
Boyd,
'95:
—
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ENCYCLICAL
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I
CASE.
Adelaide, am
about
before
my I have
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S.A., start
writes
I
feel it thanks
my for
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received
from
for
on
West
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sheet
for
ex
of
accounts
your well as
half as year, the quarter
ended
that we and we beg to certify and the correct, everything quite and well neatly kept. the following We beg to lay' before you re the made by your.i' statement progress branch the past six months during
this
latter
—
credit to fund on
Balance
funeral
of
years
been
do. Nett Balance
of
do. Nett
People torturing
increase
the
£60
16
9
...
by whom
I went
to
work soon
9
was days, but unable being then consulted
£3
18
2
the
under of review a sum period given as sick pay to members with dis afflicted and £44 10s. was illness, and medicine. bursed for medical attendance Fund From £8 3s. 8d. was the Benevolent of it to to some donated worthy objects, who became ill before were members they to entitle them to long enough on the rolls W e heartily of the society. the sick benefits on the members their com congratulate which immunity from the illness parative in our midst. has been so prevalent 22nd were On the December, 1896, there on on and 22nd 87 members the rolls, June, was 112. 1897, the number it will From be the foregoing statement, the that funds of your branch are in a seen no branch sound state, and we believe very
During 16s.
"
Was
"
No
to
treatment
he
told
of the
friendly
any
size
same
can
credit
a
in
opinion,
our
and
£50
is
in
We
the
careful
and
officers,
but
5d.
is,
congratu
it
think healthy position
duty
our
of
the
owing management
'to
measure
great
a
which
9s.
we
the
funds
financial
Fund,
unequalled.
late on this, you to mention that
your
of
of
colonies
sounder
a
balance
shows
the
Management
Your
position.
in
society show
prudent more
of
especially
of your
who is deserving of the highest Secretary, for the he has praise way managed the funds of the Branch. The
increase
reasonably has which Your
when
the
in
population
our
increase is
account. exhort
would
all
the
mem
their best branch to use endea candidates for forward bring this be done, there Should is that the current doubt during
the to
vours
more
expected, place
auditors
of
bers
membership, though than might be
not
taken
into
taken
the
in is
satisfactory,
initiation. little very
the will increase half-year membership there is no reason much more. Certainly, there is no branch why it should not, as which offers of any friendly society greater members than does to yours. advantages have here an members Intending op of joining a whose funds branch portunity as safe the Bank and in are as of England, which
levies
are
unknown.
we In on conclusion, congratulate you the made term, a the progress during which than we hope to see more progress the current and suc maintained during ceeding terms.
and
Officers
We
ataxia.
remain
M.
a
Hoeeioan,
)
P.
O
Connor,
)
19th
Perth,
it
was
a case
you do three
"I
but
not.
friend
I
had
advised
me
to
do
of in
some
wonderful
cases
of locomotor
Did
"
"
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and personal feeling, to see over pleasant flowing same in these the temper pages dictated that: \his pamphlets party The Pope owes it to Mr. years ago. as much' as to Gladstone anyone a which is that he occupies position so trying. He certainly has no rea to son entertain towards gratitude but the Holy See rises above him, considerations and judges personal or without favour. Mr. prejudice is blind to the Gladstone English and Catholic historical to position is
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dispelled
his
own.
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unions
Catholic
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utter round
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pertains or
deputations,
pilgrims,
numerous
mittees, The
to
regularly. He nothing. in
thoroughly
work
special
congresses.
i
report
their
duties
is
lightened
the
pleasure
the
by
begotten
!
Pope finds
in prayer, in the recitation of the inspired Psalms in of "The Sweet of Israel," Singer the lessons of Holy Scripture, and the brief record After
of
the
examination
prayers to rest.
the His
furnished in
of
life
upon, forces of
the of
Saint
conscience
room
and
his
is
but
barely
exhausted
nature.
is
the and
day. night
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retire
aged Pope is supposed rest, sufficient
;
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simply, when
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he
has
been
gave splendid testimony of Catholic Missionaries
to in
the that
with
the
where
Africa,
has
sympathy
no
Church
and is
alist.
A the
moreover
he
residing, true zeal
who
own
but
Ration
if
exists
consoled
assisted
the who
professing the
of
sufferers
an
and
were
not
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shows
exists little
in
these missionaries, are good missionaries
tries, Roman
excepting
those
Catholic
faith.
difference
faith
the
restore
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is
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be
to brought and greatness God has given
of
knowledge
our
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;
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ways
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will
Anglicans with him.
uncementing sand. They are not at and they amongst themselves,
unity
determined not to be at unity So far as we can Holy See. see the words of the Holy Father on them. would be utterly wasted are
all
with
the
for
Trying
faith. which
an
Irish
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to
his
wife, to Mr.
/io,ooo The
going widow died
of legacy Gladstone.
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London,
intestate
a
no
left
in
family.
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hands
of the
Liverpool
police.
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would have won all hearts W e would gladly believe, as Lord Halifax does could,
but
Africa
those and others the Catholic
religion
reconciliation
he men, to himself." to
the
"Wesley
the
country. Catholic
said, go to
property
a
in order that all may the knowledge of the the glory of the gifts
gentleman England from
thorough
a
contrast, missionaries
great
for
Catho
to
English
retains
:
disappointTinies ) but
dis sanguine In his letter of position. complaining Cardinal to Vaughan's.inlroduction Pere Ragey's work on " Anglo-Cathhe asks whether olicisme," anyone can most read "the beautiful and soul stirring of Leo XIII. Encyclical for Pentecost" without "that feeling a such a if address Pope who can letter to the faithful had only appealed to such in a letter to the teaching to be gathered to Bishops shortly them, gether at Lambeth, beseeching for the sake of the truth so nobly and to labour with him stated, eloquently
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ments he evidently
i
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i
to
have
Lord
are
of labouring the pretence among blacks. Those true to their only who are post and worthy of the religion they pro fess are the Roman Catholic missionaries. When the Sierra Leone some pest ravaged the first time one to leave ago the place and desert his flock was the Bishop of the Church of Established Hie England. fellow ministers in his followed religion as did also missionaries of other example, such as &o. sects, Wesleyans, Baptists, The missionaries who faced the only remained true to their flocks plague and the who were Roman Catholic not priests, to those their only ministered professing
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of
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per the
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the
degrees
in the furnished all in the Vatican
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in
society with
constitutions,
or
corrected
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or
written
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bar.
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in
sitting
his
turned
table prosecutor's cane his clutched
tense with muscles, the prisoner, fully eye on and ready him to be insane, warning. to seize him at a moment's sat in the court-room The people Then motionless and wondering. catlike,
sheriff;
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the
to
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are
I
again,
of
my
it
would
the
five
like,
you of
new
in
acts
so
His Wife that shoplifter? she isn't dear, but formerly,
and
blown
AYER'S
in
supply nutriment; fertilize
called
it
as
you
The
lawyer: My a shoplifter She was she has saved so much last ten that she years Block-
Royal
Blockley waiting until Mrs. Blockley morning. I went down to-day No; only £1. one and bought another for £2, making two of them £3 average
you
:
by not
:
Mr.
Briggs,
for
small
"
out
a
I
should
rise
in
been
just
"
it.
tonic
What cher
my
wages.
married,"
said
of mutton
price
Tenpence, And Housekeeper
lamb
:
I
sense
like
the
the
horizon
She
:
Did
I I
have
a
did.
To
good holiday be
sure
:
nearly bed
and tried in a sleep to call a would be flattery what I had But of that ? to
it
Of
?
I
in
name
they
the
spelt brand
I
paper. my
name
new
initials
won't
m
Yes;
I
And
then
Then
it
counted you was
up fell
time
to
B. asleep to get up. ?
half
yet-
very occasions, with me
similar
on
a
there
the
mouth,
was
round. turn kinds of
work
the
rest
For
work, of the
the
liver
and
when
does,
organs
take
it a
rainy
;
—
ones. "
1892," she says in day in February, I began of August 18tb, 1893,
One
"
have
and It dreadful pain cramp. and aextended began in the right side, the stomach. For I oross hours together What in the greatest I suffered was agony. When the eased is past description. pain un I was cold as death and shivered a little the bed shook under I had hot irons til me. in my hands, nothing gave me much relief. that I was so irritable could My stomach I was now confined tokeep no food on it. said me attending my bed, and the doctor He wanted meI was stones. passing gall and be operated to go to Swansea Hospital I
but
afraid
was
I
might
live
not
it.
I next also
doctors at Marriston Swansea, who all gave could and said more me medicines, nothing I in be done for me. For six months lay never bed undergoing the greatest agony two free from more than or three pain hours the whole at a time. Dxiring of this time bat milk and water. I was fed on nothing in I had left scarcely any life or strength me. All who saw me said I never could
had two
three
other
from
;
"
I
chance
1892,
daughter
she
cured
husband
got
a
chemist,
and
after I
relief.
little
left
pains
food
my
bottle
me,
for and
a
Mr. a
mine-
My
Bevan,
the
doses and it
I felt soon
returned,, appetite After with me. taking I months was a new
my
three
strong
me.
After
was
well I
can
with
minister
one
never
thought
'Mother
said,
now
disagrees our
Bowles I
I
ever.
as
nothing
alive.'
few
with
and
you
like
medicine.
from
anything, I 'Mrs.
book
a
Syrup.
case
this
eat
day said:
August,. me
Curative
taking kept on
agreed
Syrup
by
world.
until
brought-
Seigel's of read
been
this
this
when my of Mother book
the and
in
like
on
having
a
better
get
lingered
to
Seigel's
life.' You my may publish I will answer gladly inquiries. Bowles." Martha
and
case,
(Signed) This
No
such spirit,
holiday. herher skin and the white of Presently leaves. Thateyes turnea yellow as autumn bile in the blood off meant the liver was its duty The that is a sure sign. kidney the colour of blood instead of secretion was that the which meant a clear amber, had already reached those importanttrouble Then the stomach was and organs. up»et to take to food as refused kindly though sent the miller your grain back, declining to grind She vomited a bitter it. sour, which was out of its acid bile, away fluid, On and this track. on line,, proper along and further from further constantly getting of health this the the happy land was of those all months history twenty-one bad enough, for worse yet all preparatory
my
sleep
:
are
the
Syrup saved
;
my B. A.
then,
not to dozen
as
so
see
everything
18,000.
a-
;
creature
deny
perfect and how did A Well, you last Did follow you night ? advice ? and begin counting
on.
is
that bad, offensive of us have that so many had the failure of the and the appetite, and after sides pain in the chest eating. The worst pain was in the right side, where That the it. was to very heavy. pointed and which is located on that liver, side; when ails the liver it is as though anything had the big water-wheel of a mill got fixed
Well,
taste
the
wrong and but then
expect to have in this world."
the skies in thus,
it
I
by any
of a-er-mutton.
"
while
expresses of us use
most
size
:
FOR INDIGESTION.
first
:
course
the so
and of this wasindefinite low of thunder muttering
Her
and
Butcher
?
of will
vague, below,
telling In this
my that
Ayer'B
1892, The
mum. Thirteenpence, Young house Is it ? keeper, surprised possible more than half the Why a lamb isn't
rack.
wrapper
February
Young
mum.
:
to
"
the
butcher ? But
to
housekeeper
1890,
through
the
the
is
May,
upon,
to ask
like
Very
said
Prom
to
yesterday them reduced
£2
are
you this
and and
her letter
bought
I
heat
;
defend
to
are
the
;
joke
a
Well, they Mr. morning.
£2 this
starved, which
imitations. The name— on the is prominent each bottle. the of glass
PILLS
And
:
vase
Young the
Sarsaparilla —
one,
:
gave me you can't
of
:
if
sorry, my good " I but employer, can't For accidents which help you. outside the fac happen to workmen is not responsible." tory the company
are
Beware
into
?
I Clara, after a tiff presume you would like your ring back ? George ? Never mind; keep it. No other girl I use know could that ring, unless on she wore it her thumb.
Then
recommend
Sarsaparilla
tragedy be better
make
summer,
strikes sort of
think you Critic I think condensed you and then took
point of it and printed a comic paper.
the
man,"
you
number
Playwright
workman.
if
pole
suppose." What do
:
the
when in fact caused they are entirely by the condition of our bodies. -She felt heavy, and and languid tired, depressed. mentally her butThis was not only to melancholy she been and as had new, always strong which Then came the discomforts healthy. there could about. be no mistake They are common Butenough, to be sure. Oh, yes. isn't that all the more a reason why we ? should understand what mean they will "Certainly," you say.
to that
is
poor, her
nestling
In.
arranging
felt that something was wrong something hanging oyer me." How often think we Ah; dear me. sent' to the are a warning feelings
dear papa," head against " his but Charles is brave and hopeful, and he says that love " will I know make a way." it will," " said the old banker It grimly. made tons with two of Wallsaway worth end and two of gas pounds' and before long we will last winter, we
Evelyn, shoulder,
processes.
is
following
"
and
circus;
a
know
I
said
have
its
yes.
known
way
to
are
her
she
of the
clear. words
a
a
The
and
boy" is the lead magazine for family
raise
which
all
come.
:
eat
only lacking
if
:
Groom A ring around the moon a the sign of. rain. Bride: And is a sign ring round a woman's finger, of Groom: Reign.
to
can
of
months. two twenty-one dates clear in the mind of long remain Mrs. Martha Bowles, of 182, Llangyfelach near For Road, Morriston, Swansea. the was first the beginning and the second the of which bad. an was ending experience enough in itself, yet only the introduction to something It was like the vastly worse. time of gettinjg toready for a great trouble
is
each.
You
in.
spectacle. red-hot lava-
harvests
to
going
it is with of winter
so
period
supper.
any you
Have the Scribbler, author, " his wife made it up ?" Oh, She now reads what he writes, he eats what she cooks."
for
AYER'S
repre is this
did."
for
bed. without are What
"
in a similar way. the old spring and by day enjoy labor
night. the
torrents
volcano
a
seen
magnificent
?
cold
forces
good I'll
:
stimulants. disguised is not a stimu Ayer's Sarsaparilla feeds lant but a nourishment. It and so enriches as well the blood it, as That it. is why physi purifies
what
"
:
Worcester
Appetite
boy's
said that, ?" down
to
you
Mother send
—
not
are
you
—
rag." you
Consideration. if
in the money a has become kleptomaniac.. Finance. Feminine Mrs. do you know that ley John,
Hearty of
with
1"
"
I
white
was
?
it
Pure, Rich Blood
"
face
Fit
Is
vulsion.
"
man's
:
:
Fit.
a
coat
the soil in which roots life, health, The soil of the strength, happiness. blood can be drained or impoverished like any other and can be fertil soil,
comprehension, 1 the the on moment. defence to to return the prosecutor ordered the witness stand. " I asked in this Did you," him, and defendant's hearing, presence to the of remarks address flag any the United States ?" The
Under
Tommy,
"
;
Just
ling.
Realized.
The Rev. Pere Chevallier (says the to in his exchange) appendix "Notre Dame du work, masterly Sacre after disCceur," throwing on credit certain modern prophecies, "This much is certain, how says: ever the spirit of prophecy has not from the Church of, God." departed we For a proof of this assertion need look at the last only episode in the life of Sister Marie Madeleine, of the of Community of the Blind Sisters St. of the victims of Paul, and one This religious, the Rue Jean-Goujon. her convent on before the leaving morning of the 4th May to take her at the Charity had Bazaar, place said "I shall be brought home to In the evening day burnt to death." her her charred remains verified pre diction. The words had been spoken in presence of several and religious comm of the The nity chaplain. Abbe Delamaire, cure of Notre Dame that des Champs, says Sister Marie Madeleine had long had a reputation for great holiness of life.
those
the
—
Catholic.
is
.
dullest mind. burst the from
half
Irish
—
Charlie
had Hunt insulted as well. tators Vint and Starry his flag, country's That was him for it. had punished to
me
Tillinghast with extinguished consideration. No Doubt About it. May: Is it true that they are madly in love with each other ? Carrie: Madly? Yes, indeed. They are always quarrel
add that from that time every Memorial Day, Starry
munity.-
on
of the judge. wits Before I could my gather features the lad's changed, together once himself. He more and he was his back drew clenched his fist, a sent into the air and arm, powerful have felled a blow that would giant. was it. The mystery That settled court and not solved, only for the and spec but for the jury counsel,
plain A
:
sideration.
Vint invitation, has, by special headed the procession, and carried the big flag. I And want to further say that, of a few the through generosity the boy was sent men, great-hearted for the dumb. Little to an institution was the of speech by little power and the acquired by him, to-day mute" of sixteen "crazy years ago an man comis honored in this
as
the fully the mind
realised Then I that had influenced
it.
treat
—
:
his
it
upon
gaze.
protection. his mouth
the
for
his flag planted of the witness-box,
suddenly the
against stepped
necessary." had halted
who
Starry, moment,
to
to
on
forth,
all
do from
come
He used Tillinghast con with distinguished And Winebiddle: now? now he treats me And
Change.
:
want
Where
never a
;
A
acquittal. I
is
that Nobody can tell, except down from somewhere deep in they come the earth. But one thing we know, namely,, of any volcano far athat eruptions one are Between whiles Nature is part. gettingfor theshe is preparing ready for theni tremendous demonstration.
:
were if a man a Harry, hole down the earth, where through would he come out? Out Harry: of the hole.
an
the greythe bench, haired judge, leaning over interest with intense and watching of the mute, a light the movements had broken. " he be sworn," Let the defendant And when the clerk said, sternly. the oath, the judge had administered " himself continued He is defending him to, God permits in the only way legitimate, and his defence is perfectly have the full and he shall protection be restrained He can of this court. But
Now,
It
—
was out in later A moment Starry the bar railing, the open space within would his flag as the bearer holding on it hold it in a procession, gazing in his devotion with a lover's shining with tread stately marching eyes, of across the. width back and forth
trying
of China to bore
probably
-
noyed.
John, the whereabouts
to explain
You have eruption.
READY.
MAKES
—
an
.
I
court
embarrassed
was
lesson
.
and jury. and somewhat
the
to
something
a
SLOWLY
case
with
dyspepsia, —is
well
husband :
;
a
spected. Do we need wonderful this for
liver
known is
:
of acute and
one
—
( Continued
in
and. indigestion kidney complain ts-
the
district.
gardener,
well
to cure
The known
lady's, and re
point
out
the
moral
of
?
No.
You
can
it-
see
yourself.
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