The Record Newspaper 25 June 1898

OUR

M.

STORY.

Arcade MADRE

MARIA'S

Register

(The Oldest

Three little boys passed under the which stretched its rude arms .across the burning The sky of Italy. climb to the mouutain top had tor into their tured a hot scarlet cheeks, in their brightness eyes had a wild and the sweat the sunshine, dripped faces their breast. from their to They could not speak for their beat-

now

Perth,

Street,

Watchmakers

and

in

Jewellers

to be

old friends their and to assure Change Of Address, be still attention to all them will careful orders entrusted manufactured on the premises will bear the Jewellery 15,

—

18,

PROMPTLY

&

"

M' DO WELL

"

Rosetti

back for little who stood in tears in her eyes. She the path with time could not make the marching the boys did, but the tears only glis tened in her eyes, did not fall. they was little heart strong Luigi's thrilled at her courage, for she was little. so little she still wore the coarse white linen of a baby. slips as He was strong sorry she was not as he was he was, and, although he ran back wearier than the others, Luigi

ran

and

Wellington

Ricardo,

King

CO.,

you, The

Telephone

467.

W.

A.

STEAM

DRAKE'S

SAWMILLS,

(C/o

109

her.

BROOK.

her

looked Margherita at wondering

moment

cried,

"

the

is

it

MONSTER

him a words.

at

the

looked at her too, wonderingly, to his southern she was strange hair She had the flaxen and eyes. which makes an angel in the pallor Luigi

for

'

Pietro the

Valdi was already climbing when reached the they

cross

.spot.

be

Come "

called. -

Pietro twisted laid

down, came

a

Nino

thorns and green black curls. Little

wreath

of

on

it

Luigi

be Jesus." down sadly.

will

I

Pietro,"

Luigi's had heard the women Margherita the Passion about talking Play the and her mother had before, night her that told Joseph Meyer, who not was took the part of Christ, hurt, very

only

flashed

.

It

boys

many her now

over

doing.

can

hang

Nino,

but

I

must

come

I'

what

for

at

me

and at three.

but will

now, come

We're only Passion the Play. was a baby, the Luigi not

did

home,

come

and

was

starving, of picture

Luigi's

Madonna,

and

bought bread Nino

I

can

and

the village have the

many

.

If

people

THE

Teas, Coffee,

Table

HIGH

WILL And

QUALITY

Dairy

Delicacies, BE

to

NOTE

HAY

314

OF

OUR

Produce,

General

Se

Groceries

MAINTAINED.

entrusted

Order

every

us

will

receive

attention.

Special

ADDRESS—

ST.

EAST,

PERTH.

rope.

8

artist

painted as

village. Luigi be men. will soon is in need we again, Passion and .Play,

will

come

from

Latest a

the Maria

Rome

National Library of Australia

lie

said

one

after

still

a

is

No.

in

Novelties

Table

FANCY

BOHEMIAN

AND

WATER

See.

Decorations,

&

DRAKE and

Ironmongers

Importers,

See

JUGS

mother

Hay

in

Perth.

Street,

altar the dawn, the

light of the in the

Prices.

our

STUBBS, 351

in

herita's

Yet

fields? a

is,

Marg-

and Padre and he always

saint,

so

270.

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

GLASS, FLOWER

the

laughing

he is smiling Filippo poor." " has a poet's Padre heart," Luigi murmured, pausing where the Filippo mother sat the head on with boy's " her kneee. He needs to watch the and that flocks let wild little Nino

Co.,

STREET.

Telephone

CHINA,

&

village

mother Madre

MURRAY

236

GLASS

Perth.

Arcade,

DYNON

JOHN

little

boats

KNAPP,

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

AND

Royal

with

Once,

I

—

&

for when

he

mia,"

.

world it has sad nature,

OPTICIANS

practising

convent

for

weight

gospel of gladness to the You have a redeemed. I want like mine. you father's soul. He was to have your like the sea, Luigi mio rough some the sun ever shining days, but with as on his it does on the wild heart, how little waves. Have you not seen her mother are and Margherita always of Jesus

the hands,

not speak. Margherita. back for Luigi

fishing and the

an

then for the

and

DOHENY,

Gibson). J. P. DOHENY

of Crawford (late and Co, Adelaide.) Mr. the above Mr. J. P. Dohent having succeeded Gallagher, Popular Grocery will Business be conducted by Messrs. Hughes and Doheny, whose large experience, in Australia, will enable them to cater for their and gained in the best houses City satisfaction. with entire Country clients

did

Luigi

home I

and

Foy

IMPORTERS,

the

"

Nino

of

(late

three,"

with

cross

might and grace of his little to it and hung himself by a flax at him The up boys looked sun. eyes blinded by the said Come down, Luigi," Come

HUGHES

the

and close my can as I hear the birds singing eyes cross. I hung on the when sang they is the music of Good Friday." It his eyes laid her hand over Maria and thrilled. She and sat trembling scarce these dared to look at Luigi see in the village should days, lest It her eyes the hope in her heart. was a mighty hope to Maria's pure It made of her heart. holocausts smiles and tears. Only Padre Filippo and his, divined it. It was her secret an them like and it stood between angel of God. " the to she said child, Luigi," " not about must think so much you The cross the cross and the birds.

myself to the cross, so get free, you

said Luigi softly. the He climbed

"

T.

sorry

when

"

noon,

Retail).

&

HUGHES J.

Agent.

cannot

back

Margherita,

and

a

sheep. " Madre

days after.

for

were

"

.

tired

GROCERS and

'

and

Margherita

Giovannino. many days before he could old Mario to the wine-press. go with con him and he was A fever seized, meadow tent to be carried out to the in his arms mother's every morning and to lie in the grass and watch the

Wales.

Fremantle,

Street,

(Wholesale

down; must

crucified." "

CASH

High

figure

linens, was It

5th

South

us

cross

frail

little

:

run

of New

make

the

the

candles.

The

scent

fields,

bleating

of the of the

lambs

starlight,

salting the drinking

sheep of

the

from Mario's old wine grape-juice needs to these are what press Luigi make his body grow as as his great —

Luigi

.

a

PREMIER

his

year older than "come seven, only He is the oldest.

Nino, then

WILLIAMS,

brother and Pietro,

said

Pietro,"

C.

5,

run

Madre Lucia Jesus died on the Are you happy.

that

—

LIST

i

"No,

Bank

Reference,

Italy.

at

5,

eyes

the wayside cross mother, passing' to the convent with the her way saw him nuns' linens and took him down from the cross and carried him he and home on her grey donkey

at 28th June, Canning. July, at Port Augusta. at Coolgardie. Coolgardie Cup, 5,000 at 5, run August, Kalgoorlie Cup, 5,000 at 5, run August, at Kalgoorlie. at Menzies. Menzies Cup, 5,000 at at5. run September, October run Caulfield 5, 15th, at Caulfield. Cup, 25,000 at 5, run November Melbourne 1st, at Flemingeon. Cup, 25,000 Perth Cup, 25, (XX) at 5, run 2nd January, 1899.

1,000 Coronation Handicap, Port Augusta Cup, 12,500 at

for

on

Perth.

PRIZE

his

over

—

dragging hour."

he

bambino," by the hand,

Come,

be crying

will

his

CHARLES).

J.

Barrack-st.,

and

did not tremble under and the earth was still. and the The child Margherita stayed, on the arms of the birds gathered and sang as if sin had never cross, touched the world. never knew how it was that Luigi

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;

I

.

for

over

Luigi?"

happy,

ALL'S

TATTERS

ecstasy.

temple his cheek.

down, Luigi. last

to

cross

Perth.

—

:

Come

The

OF

in

his

into

Maria

me

his PROPRIETORS

there

boy hung

of the

?"

lashes fluttered name. mother's

his "

Streets,

the

Madre

told

Margherita

not

Luigi!"

Merchants,

Timber

the

winding

the foot

you thirsty

A thorn pressed the blood purled

at

Jarrah

are

cross, But

TO.

&

around

arms

little

"

JOSEPH

down would

murmured,

she

Luigi,"

her

makers

ATTENDED

SATISFACTORILY

home

come

so

follow.

carat.

etc.,

can

Margherita,

see

He started and Nino but Margherita mountain,

W.A.),

hearts.

ing

.

REPAIRS

of

and you, it, the Madonna; bambino." now,

CO.

and of WATCHES CLOCKS by the most celebrated in great Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, etc., variety.

Stock A Magnificent on Beautiful hapd.

'Cross,

-

Firm

R.C.

to Desire to draw attention and customers that the same of maintained. All articles guaranteed standard stamp

.)

Barrack

Buildings,

HOPE.

(From the Catholic

AND

FOUCHARD

j

!"

"Yes, glad

padre,"

said

Maria

with

a

smile.

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the

with little Margherita about, his was back. It on its woolly her and for birth mother's donkey, had woven day old Madre Pellegini to him a gay blue bridle give to her. and the donkey child The laughing so with sunburn, black and Maria,

donkey

tongues In

music;

from

home

coming

the

distance

the

in

be

(To

concluded.)

Local

:

chadhMacGibllaPhadraigof presided King of: Leinster,

ANTRIM.

;

'X

go to cated-

and could well would marry

sellers

afford

she

a

and

prince,

Luigi— said the boy, Padre

"Madonna" been thinking and

says,

"

of what I

to

going

am

have

I

Filippo a be

"

shepherd

!

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was indeed raised question that the Government report because the local intended, simply of it, to Orangdmen do not approve demon the 'Ninety-eight suppress in stration which is organised being No one ever Belfast. expected that the Orangemen would view with favour the idea, ofcelebra particular,

for

of the

statue

my

to-morrow,

coming

is

Margherita

Guardian to Rosetti

murmured Luigi Angel," as he helped her up the his mother, in to his. studio oL stairs long flight

Maria

child!"

sweet

said

softly.

Madonna,"

the

stairs

are

so

much

for

you?

look as wonderful

you

some

"are You

cried,

Luigi

too

pale,

of

you had .a tulle white

if,

you." "

No,

strong." But

mio

Luigi

am

I

;

cannot fail to prove results, and/ enjoyable brilliant festi Irish and of Irish music, oratory,

most

val

Tfis'h'sorig.

Startling Lord

Notice.—

In

view

of

speech on Wednes gathering day, May 18, ..at a private .'in; London, at: which the fear of war is it was; expressed by the Premier, a that two members fact' significent of a British vol uhteer now in corps not to have received notice Dublin,, from the ."United absent themselves, as This looks if the Kingdom. feared the outbreak of Government Salisbury's

'

'

She with

he

was

now

flocks

a

young great beginning to his genius, as it the praise praised for which his mother had Madonna in the and which ago, posed long of the Vatican hung in a chamber where men came and women now, before it, and went and prayed away ;

All

Rome

was

the to the of it taking memory light dark places of their lives. was Ricardo at a con Margheritain vent Rome. One old day the her the heard in. singings magstro And now was it decided garden. she should that sing always— sing in was But there opera, if she would. He saw her seldom. Once Luigi. at the convent and again he stopped to leave flowers for and door her, some her to receive from message the of the laughing little from lips '

X

: ;

:

i

!

of a Settlement Strike.— The on the strike which has existed Cork the; and Bandon railway during has months been' brought past three to a settlement, the men practically the terms offered accepting recently

by the

He

portress.

not

was

afraid

of

her

He knew his often. and heart' hers. She

seeing faithful sent

him

first

in

crucifix Rome, and a

A

Promising

man,

May 2iij coming

the

Oireachtas,

very

by Madre to

as

pose

with

went

he

an

he was kissed it

his

mother

munion, Holy Thursday. take Madre," he cried, crowd whirled past and he a saw street, a

Bishop

and

pause

his

"

"

care

.

"

was

Com

to

them

in

saintly at gaze

cannot 24th, nounced success. have arranged

her.

shyness, with the

sad

serenity

fearless

which

too, comes

and .to

sorrow. A of trinity had wrought this miracle of the Maria. upon beauty Luigi, at sea when had been lost sailor, was a little baby in her arms, Luigi was and the sea becoming a grave Padre Filippo had died yard to her First Communion on the child's day, a sword another grief, and there was

after

dolours

;

National Library of Australia

be

held

be

to

fail

The

oh'

a

pro-'

promoters and

to

appeal public conduct

Ceoil, of support

ought to "who hope

they

secure

all

to

'

and

thrive

'\

spirit

.

Union!

of.

cause

'will

be

manly

sport, inherits

which

worthy

the

of

the

glorious

An

Programme. or Irish literary

Attractive The first Oireachtas in

was

event, but be held

the

on

Rotunda,

24th

for

spelling silver

cup

reform, is

the a

to

are

Irish

of Irish

in even

Prizes being

value

the offered

for

prose, recitation,

poetry, folk

With

view

a

to

the orthography, Dublin presents and Irish phonetics a handsome while

being

given

by

Mr.

in

advance

proportion.

Call.—

In

up

the

total

£6ooo,

:hearted

all

of

.part's -

the

assistance

peasants

for.

considerable

at

sent

fare

railway

eminent

Local have

important Inspectors

to expense the circum Tohn Griffin

Cahirciveen to :discoWr' stances boor under which died qf s heer starvation.,,, of

T he firstof these

either

gentlemen would, if properly have averted good time,

utilised in the suffering

and

the

account.

we

have

will

be

the

tragedy,

leaving out

incidental expenses T .'IhsteadMSf timely

generous

"

careful

a

followed

perhaps

This

"report"

a.

in

discussion

a

by

of

/relief

inquiry."

by

—

Parlia dead of

is But John Griffin His told hunger. young daughter how she gave the starving families her meagre drawn: before they wages,, were earned; Three weeks ago they there was fasted for two days because no food in the house. Two stone of meal was and a stone of .flour then on and John Griffin procured credit, a and Patrick Keating started fishing in a boat which contained expedition no The fact that the poor provisions. were on the verge of starvation people was to the authorities reported months was done. ago, but nothing ment.

' " '

MAYO.

to

over

from

people have

country of the

Xmuch

indicated

Lord of the

centres

'" To writes

live

on

the

Rev. "is

Louisburgh, and the thing," .

refers

beyond

"

at "

system

exceptional the

West

Ireland

is

same

taken at random pictures, ot photographs illustrat the distress in South and

series

the ing South- West of Ireland: denials of the necessities count

ing people the

sad

but

most

not

go

for

little

repeated

of the starv in view

the sketches

that

story

The

of

plainly

We need representa and tions of misery starvation that should appeal to all that have bowels of compassion for the of sufferings the poor. Old and young alike have been truthfully as described being on the brink and yet the only of famine, made by the authorities to attempt with the situation is copepaltry, and totally togrudging, inadequate the needs of the famine-stricken peo Even the cry of the ple. helpless children to induce Mr. little has failed and his advisers Champagne Balfour to take measures that would mitigate tell.

eloquentlyCuba for

to

vivid

the

painful who

twenty-four Instances

making

no

a

fact have hours less

lame

with the dealing distress that is scourging of and the South- West his

The

woes.

their

tell

pictures indeed

would

It

tale.

be

diffi

to surely is unneccessary, under which the conditions exaggerate these aire to live. condemned depicted No sketch of a Cuban reconcentrado as

cult,

is

it

more

than

-pitiful

that

of

child

a

and

face

may

that

schemes and old

an

refused her

for

share' her

reason

Mr.

of

learn widow is

we

or

another

the

relief to which should apparently

in at

nature when helpless

some

circumstances title

the

guess

her en

once.

GEORGE

a

His

self -justification.

by

their

BOBGER,

(Member

of

Tattersalls.)

rev.

families

to

P.

of

governed

a

one

than this might be multi saddening of the terrible of the plight plied the and still unfortunate people, Chief Secretary does absolutely Irish

nothing attempt

some

from

Balfour's

byXhe

by the

daily very

met he has that to for had go without food.

than

we

practical

areas. recital distressed The simple and endured of the misery patiently the is by starving people silently

of

Nothing

more

general appearance have betoken the awful ravages that been made by hunger and want, and

-sorely-tried

that./

is

help;is:_need'ed received reports Mayor from the

Pictures.—

the state graphically the unfortunate of misery into which people of the West have been plunged

whose

come

hosevoes; Mi;.;;.Gerald nothing.cilftL;tha&

How

sneer.

Distressing could show

own

w

alMrlnas,

gentleman

notable

inst.,

The in

kindly

common

to

be

translation, singing, etc. lore, dancing, Irish unifying

Archbishop

a

2l't>

May it was Monday there

bringing

Madden,

—

Oireachtas, to

promises

success. greater of nearly 250 in competitions

prizes

wav

every

booming

the

the

1st

on

rise. was

heart-rending. meal a day,"

of Tailtean.

traditions

been

Two Board —

:

of

the further of subscriptions announced by Mansion House Committee.,

to-the

..Celtic-

the

further

A Pressing

the

flourish.:

the

all

and

Pan-Celtic

festival

a

Previous

f

price

and

the 41b loaf list

We advanced. hope that materially have before many years1' passed the those who are away organising in a Orieaehtas will ;be forthcoming; to of announce the holding position a festival of Irish music, literature,

nation

was

in

change

of life, the

on

;

to

raised

:

the the

see

staff May the

rate

to the 1st' loaf was 3d

even

Feis

and

the

unwelcome;

pf /thisi for the

/causes'

attractive and as

an

,

'

the

festival,

:

—

,

programme, they a wider section of the than for 'the those responsible the of the kindred festival,

practical

!

the old

was in his very love, Luigi boyish the old and he wanted Bishop to she was his mother. know in its face was Ltill Her young

though

Gaelic which will

moment.

Bread. of On Mon The .Price of bread was day, May 16,; the. price one .farthing again raised. in.. Dublin one; half-penny loaf. inzlbyand ;in;4lb the flour stocks and "Diecreasing are the of future uncertainty supplies

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'glad!

May

the.;

con

for

angel

Event.— are

Representatiyps,.,of races will attend,

had

;

at any

War

.

rr

in;

Gaelic

own

she Now Maddalena's

often.

devoutly coming,

when

not

:

;

directors.

.

:

saints

a

'

CORK!

Too Late. Government

literary

>

had

name. Margherita's to spend Holy Week He had not tended his

sculptor.

as

.

-

Luigi. in vain

He

native

'

"

very

Maria

that

true

was

it

at paled had come

sent, statue.

i

the

..

over

diminished

-for

'

veil

start of policy

"

palace. Yes ?— the.

"

Father O'Reilly's As a speech. a" as as Father writer well speaker, done has O'Reilly good work for the to movement. In jaddition /language, ddes ahd addressesj and recita 'songs tions wfll be rendered by the prize the Oireachtas, winners. Altogether, while yielding' substantial permanent

;

;

:.

will ode

policy, An Irish

Long

way love,

fTv6 ;ineri suppression " in the legal disorder could create sense as well as two of the word just thousand and if twp ultra-loyalists " to demonstrate in threatened the or authorities Dublin Cork, on the Belfast would, precedent, bejogically.. compelled, .to, pre vent.. the. Nationalist people of the tw;o great in a citiesJ'.from holding?' procession their own between the end of streets May and the end of September. )

Irish

'

to

the

on

'

forcible

similar

be soon forgotten. composed for the occasion especially An will be recited by Dr. Hyde. Irish "address will be delivered by the M; O'Reilly, of Lpuisburgh. j-R.ev.fJ-. has in no absence from Ireland

or

protests

threatened a

not

;

old: "

Orange! be sufficient

at question casting Harbour, and Govern the to the

Boston

.

the

the

that,

relations

alluded

into

tea

practically ment with

;

would Government

the

of.

of their fore the memory own, ting and died fori Irish fathers who fought an different freedom but' entirely once would arise were it situation

.

sit

the, financial .Cork, /when he

KERRY.

:

class

last

on

;

to

very

serious

discovered

,

;#

Question.

A

—

by the

threats "

-the

over

-

Per

it.

Ossoiry,

in 1033 celebration of- the great festival of Carman. In sympathy, y as-in Lbird CastletovvnTs "too, blood,' a His vigorous Gael. speech kindly

i

.

haps

would be edu wine-

Margherita

in Rome to convent were The Ricardos

a

Serious

.

not

people.

was

A

never

was

"

Rev.

,

-

News-

.

speaking Padre Filippo.

adjudicators

more-

indifference

poverty-stricken shown than the whose by' English gentleman " system that apparently requires some hundreds of people should die from starvation before he and those who act with him can be made obey what should be the common dictates of humanity.

community

origi

the.

the

of

"

;

It

to

;

Irish

v

his

is

All, the singing competitions. be made ivill publicly adjudications i n at t h e gr an d" even g;:' entertainment, Lord Lord Castletown presiding. is an chair Castletown appropriate man. He comesof -good Gaelic He stock. is MacGiolla Phadraig ancestor of Ossory, and his Doun-_

vineyard, chants.

to

medal

Irish

are'

exhibition wants of a

disgraceful

A

forsooth.

duty

in

the

in'

women

snatches of Vesper singing Maria saw Luigi watching Marghe was The child rita. growing as beau he loved as a tiful seraph. Already in his little heart Maria her dearly a vision loved. her too, but ever rpse were her before The. tapers eyes. aflame in the village chapel, the priest was

the section

Among

literary

public

Irish

Dr. Hogan, Dr. Douglas Hyde,: Mr. T omas Father Hickey, O'Flanghaille, Mr. David Comyn, Mr. John Mac and Father of Castle Neill; O'Leary, Annie comes Dr. Patterson Lyons. to adjudicate from London specially

porch.

the."

gold

best;

.

were

the

'

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present United States As the Man chester Guardian it looks remarks, a like a from very help cry for Power to a conscious of weakness Power conscious of strength, and of the that conscious fact highly its had been proved until on strength a the weaker applicant neighbour, for its had gi en it singularly help few signs of regard. Mir. Moreover, that Chambenain should understand it

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States

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Home

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to

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obtained

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a

great and so

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members

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class arid creed. every Balfour denies that there in is misery, the result of starvation, the Father Valentia, Casey, parish to prove forward facts priest, brings Mr.

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it

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Mr.

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that

states

written

Pope.

the

Holy

the

Our

correspondent Father has

to the Italiap Bishops urging that is should be all possible the to nrevent outbreaks of

that .

done

distant

and the The Cardinal Actor. that A friendship closed only with his life existed between the late Cardinal—

people. of

Bishop

the

Salford

of

firmation

at

Church. administered

Wilfrid's,

May

17.

Tuesday,

St.

Hulme, the Amongst Sacrament, as on

for the 473 candidates as adult many 57 were

converts.

Reward.

Well-deserved

A.

The Con

—

—

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the

of

a

forty-five Riots

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Naples

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letter

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the

to

Vicar-

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Archbishop Corrigan's The celebration of

—

of

Jubilee. the

silver

of Corrigan, a drew together remark York, able gathering of priests and laymen. A banquet was and at the held, service in the Cathedral a telegram the of from congratulation Holy Father was His read. Grace Arch jubilee New

Archbishop

Ryan,

bishop

of Philadelphia, tribute to the'

paid a merits

very eloquent of the Archbishop. A

Conversion. who was Alston, monk professed at

tius

for

as

Father

A

Liberal

Igna

where

Father

he and

Cadoc," member of at Oxford, the Catholic South Abbey,

Buclcfast

at

a

years

Abbey,

for the last three years the Cowley community has been into received

Church Devon:

George

seven

with

Llanthony

known

was

Mr.

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a

The

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An

Picture. On 26th crown will be placed golden on the picture with solemn ceremony of Our Lady in Malta, which is re to have been painted puted by the

June

hand

Ancient

with the wrecked mony

—

a

of St.

will

Luke,

Apostle on

when,

in

Paul,

he

this island. be performed

Recent

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Mgr. Rhodes

of

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have

company ship cere The was

by

Pietro Pace, Archbishop and Bishop of Malta.

Mary Immaculate

It that his is well-known was Eminence opposed to the stage, in no actor's but the young calling the Cardinal's diminished affect way of many ion for him. The memory actor.

who

attended

the

in pro-Cathedral recall the London will strange sight of the and the Church Stage repre in the same sented pulpit together. His Eminence Mr. Kyrle appointed as his crucifer— that is " crossBellew bearer for some and wher time, the ever went the Cardinal officially "

years.

Archbishop a

of

career

the

—

during

—

The King the awarded

Dr.

of Westminster, Archbishop Manning, and Mr. Kyrle Bellew,

Oblates

recently

death one of the Generals of their society, was Rev. A. ,Voirin, who

by

of lost

Assistant-

the

Very

for

some

of the Community at Superior and later, of the Tours, Superior at the Votive Basilica of Chaplains the at Montmartre. Sacred Heart They have also lost the Very Rev. Father A. Schoch, Prefect- Apostolic who died of fever of the Transvaal, at sea while on his way to assist at the General Chapter of his society. years

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Cambridge

University, especially of displaying question towards whose fore Catholics, seat of fathers founded that great The Senate of Cambridge learning. shown have, however, University when them

was

it

that hold

a

a is still strong and narrow-mindedness of, with to Catholics. prejudice regard of The motion for the recognition Edmund's House for Catholic St.

Cambridge

even

students

ecclesiastical

Hostel

aroused and

antipathy, cession

was

by leaflets

a

fierce to

hostility

vehemently and

public sectarian the con

as

promoted

to the letters press. was that intolerance

result The the ponplacets triumphed, numbering 218. The placets 462 and the have been of the Grace opponents were that not they proclaiming animated but their dis by bigotry does not harmonise with claimer fact. In Selwyn College a precedent ;

was

wnicn

ottered

worn

tney

a

of the

people of Orleans and also by the other Salvos of Bishops who were present. commenced and bell-ringing artillery the following morning with the rising sun. of the day The great celebration in the Cathedral was of Orleans. Mgr. Pagis, Bishop of Verdun, delivered the panegyric on There Jeanne d'Arc. were arches in the streets, triumphal were and the of the houses majority was the decorated. At night city illuminated. The jubilant brilliantly the occa note on to Orleans peculiar the sion was echoed throughout and especially in those places country, marked by some episode in Jeanne's career. In on Paris Sunday after blessing

by their

there

noon

was

attractive

an

Privileges.

The

—

Arch

Mr. to reply bishop of Canterbury's of the ad Finch on the question the ministration of Eucharist, in the Times of May 10th, published has, says the Vatican correspondent of that journal, caused considerable in circles. The comment Vatican fact

of

after the Bishops asserting, it is careful that consideration, the Sacramental to dilute permissible wine with water before it is brought into

the be

church, necessary,

to is

taken

the

Bishops

have

the

may that

the

changing

whatever

matter

of

extent

minority.

to

imply of

power

Sacrament

a

and to indicate that of they do not hold the doctrine sense. in the Catholic the Eucharist It that the is out Pope's pointed thus far, and faculties do not extend the Archbishop's is considered reply the in connection with interesting recent

on controversy Anglican of the and in view Orders, explicit declarations handed in to repeatedly the some Vatican prominent by of the Anglican Church members the course of that debate. during

Orleans, Basilica them.

Mgr.

the

banner,

Bishop

of the

of stood on the peristyle to receive of Sainte-Croix an and timeThen historic

honoured viz.,

Toucher,

ceremony

was

presentation the one with

gone through,

of Jeanne d' Arc's which the hero

It was troops to victory. by the Mayor and received by the Bishop. Though night was fall illuminations and lamps allowed ing that followed to be seen the ceremony This was in its full impressiveness. ine led offered

her

Don't

let me catch you in hereas roared the he grocer spanked the boy that had been filling " his pockets with ginger snaps. It's fault that me your own you caught this time," sobbed the struggling lad.

again,"

"

prisoner," said the judge, have anything to the say " Court will hear you." I'd rather be excused, your honour," replied', " the If I said prisoner. what I'd like to say I'd be committed for con and I've tempt of court, got trouble that." enough without "

Well, you

if

A

Georgia

because said this

You

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and

salvation,

treated

you it!"

me

glibly Let in

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me

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country

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dear

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resigned

collect

" I have; save brethren, all in favour of free the manner in which: is proof that you got.

in his farewell else to add,

little

who

pastor,

he couldn't

is

(Deafening

applause).

"

Required. My wife hastwo weeks to do her Christ mas "Does she buy soshopping." but "No; she presents?" many has to go down town every day toshe got the exchange all the things —

day before." The communicating

a man'sof to his friend' works two contrary for it effects, redoubleth and joys cutteth in half; for there is nogriefs

self

that imparteth his joys to his' but he joyeth the more, and no man that his toimparteth griefs his friend, but he grieveth the less. man

An

once

Englishman

that he had just company for the Prince of Wales of his resemblance to that "

in remarked been taken account

on

personage.

" a Scotchman I present, taken for Duke of the " I have been taken for a Argyll." man than either of you," greater " broke in Pat. Who ?" they asked. said he, "the other day, as "Well," I was down Sackville street, walking I met a friend seen whom I had not for many and the moment heyears,

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said

once

saw

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lawyer,

is

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floor

of this

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ma'am

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when

the

Agent

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rains.

it

who Let the men despise religion to know let it them see it learn first as it is the inward happy crisis by human which life is transformed and the ideal an issue opened up towards All human life. development springs from it and ends in it.

NOGOOD.

PENNY.

the

of

heard

town

of'

of

the river Slow, Waitawhile flower fair, scents the air,. the Sometimeorotlier the soft Goeasys grow? blooms

Where

top

E.

you

the banks

On Where

And on Is there water house ? Honest

:

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W.

have My friend Nogood,

Bobby. Renter

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Celebrations. On Jeanne Sunday, May 14, Orleans was en fete honour of Jeanne d'Arc. The in fixed for the annual 8th, celebration, a week because of the and postponed took place on the 14th and elections, than the usual splen 15th with more on dour. At noon Saturday the new of the Basilica of Sainte- Croix bells the opening of the festival. announced at intervals These continued ringing until in the evening, when, to eight was added that of all the their music, At the same church bells of Orleans. told the peo time a salvo of artillery on that day and that hour ple that Jeanne d'Arc took 469 years before, the fort of Tourelles and entered Or A little later before leans in triumph. a had given place to night, twilight was seen mak procession magnificent the Church of its towards way ing banner Sainte-Croix. The historic of headed the cortege, Jeanne d'Arc was which composed of the Mayor and a troop of councillors, municipal soldiers.

"

friend,

by Christ

instituted

as

an

d'Arc

to write.

in

Wide

:

un

have followed if there anti-Catholic animus. to It is creditable the Chtardian and that their the Church Times sympa thies have been distinctly with the not

:

you his

religious

connection with Jeanne d'Arc. This was followed by mani or festations of more less political and import by speeches from promi was men. Garnier nent The Abbe in Enthusiasm among the speakers. heroine may the cause of the. national to be increasing be said day by day in France. soon to be Jeanne d'Arc, raised to the altar, is already in the with the adorned eyes of Catholics The close of this saints' aureole. sees nineteenth, the apo century wondrous and at theoses of the most same one the time of the most in French history. glorious figures service

doubtedly were

Fond Mother to Teacher Don't think to makemy boy is bound mark ? Teacher I'm afraid so. It seems for him to learn impossible

Bishop

—

Progress

the

:

of

the

on

the

the

1

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Miss Beaconhill (of Bos you We merely have No, indeed ton) a few remunerative guests. " to know a You seem good deal said the fond mother about babies," " to the bachelor. Well, appreciative " You see I um, yes," he admitted. used to be one myself." !

:

Excited Together. Sportsman to Farmer Say, did you see a bird fall anywhere about here ? I shot at one now the feathers and saw just fly. nothin' of Farmer No, I ain't seen I it. the feathers flew guess when 'em. the bird flew with

the bottom

of

Lazyhill,

I declare. reach, fold up your of

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at Large.

—

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:

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sentinel

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from

friend,

My

is

all

of

Despair,.

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walls,

and triumph

calls,

its

on

to battle alone cowards

trumpet For

:

of the winner in The happiness of the loser. This volves the misery kind of action is therefore essentially sears the anti-social, sympathies, a hard cultivates and so pro egoism, deterioration of duces a general and conduct. character

of

town

By the

there.

are

the

dead-alive

town

Nogood

.

World

.

Catholic

—

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If Just

you follow

would

Take

this

for

And

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your

keep away, duty through

motto, your up to it each

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good and

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I will,"

day.

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DEPARTMENT.

HOSIERY

;

Laces, Torchon Laces, and 10id per yard; Ladies' penny each.

Ribbons,

and

9d

twice hem-stitched

that.

3d,

6d,

were

dozen

per

White

3-kl

line,

Veilings, 6d, 9d, one Handkerchiefs,

;

worth

6$d.

i ,

.

Lisle Ladies' Taffeta Gloves, 41 d pair. tan, brown,- and black Gloves, black and tan Taffeta 3d pair. Children's These are all rednced 6d. pair. Gloves, twice these Lad tan Kid all Is Is lid. from Gloves, were Weidenprices. sizes, pair tan Kid worth 4s lid. bach's special Gloves, all sizes, 2s lid Tan

'

Ladies'

pair. Cord

2s lid 500

;

;

'

'

;

;

50

Black

Youths'

9s

Cashmere

lid;

and

Waterproof 17s 6d.

were

250

Oilskins.

9d lis were 21s. Mackintoshes, 200 Men's Gent;'s-Black Cashmere 15s 9dj. Mackintoshes, ;

25s.

;

....

Etc.

Hats,

Mercery,

and

&c.

Gloves,

Suits,

per

Mackintoshes

J vere

Face Nets yards., and colored bordered choice

lid

Black Oilskins,

Etc..

Handkerehiefs,

Is

;'

Weidenbach's Ladies' Cashmere fast Hose, black, 6&d per pair: Special Black of cheapness. Children's and Maids' Ribbed Cashmere a marvel Hose, Is per pair; 3d Our F80 in Girls' Cashmere bibbed Cotton Stockings, per pair. Hose, to go Is per is Black 2s lid dozen all sizes. To see to buy. Women's Cotton Hose, per pairs. pair,

.

.

"

Tweed

Boys'

"3 reduced

-

'

.

:

Tan Merino were 9d. 500 dozen Socks, 41d per pair Socks, 41d. !d per pair; were Flannelette reduced to 4id, 6d, 9d, and Is. 1,000, Boys' Shirts, Men's Flannelette to Is 6d, arid Is lid. 50 dozen Shirts, reduced Men's !,000 6d, Is, reduced to Is per pair. 50 dozen Men's Soft Felts, reduced to 6d 3d, 3races, 6d, and reduced to 6d and Is each. 15 dozen Men's Terai € lach. 20 dozen Men's Hard Felts, I ?elts, to Is lid each. 25 dozen Ge«t.'s reduced to Is lid, 2s lid, reduced Umbrellas, of Gent.'s 3 is lid, arid 4s lid Silk each. Thousands Derby Ties, Bows; etc., reduced to 3d Turk 8id each. 30 dozen 2d e neb. 20 dozen each. Boys' Caps, Boys' Tweed Caps, 300

dozen

Lambs'

Wool

D'Oyleys,

reduced

;

;

Manjlicster.

'

Hnderwear.

: ;

:

T'; 40

2s <ild. Is. 6d, Is .3d, and ls lid 2s, '3d; Knickers, ll£dj ls;'9d;, :;Chemises, werje 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s lid, Is lid; were 2s 6d and:3s.6d. 2s-iid,--8s. 'Nights, Ifyere Is 6d were Is 3d, Is 9d,'; 2s 6d. Is Is 2s Knickers, 3dj 7Id, llld, Chiemises, 9d, 6d; Is 3d, is lid, 2s lid wonderf id value; grand value. Nights, Vests, Lakes' All Wool each Is 9d. Children's '3d. worth 9d well worth Aprons, ; w.; Fancy ;

;

;

r educed

1 ?oilet

dozen to

Is.

lid, Covers, 6d.

2s

lid, eacii

Table

4 O Chenile

Covers, ENORMOUS

,i.

;

penny 5s 11

each.

lid, 200

Coloured

Bed

Quilts,

PILES

OF

one''

4s

3s lid," were

Is.

Is

lld'each.

SACRIFICE

150 dozen 50 dozen

dozen.

IN

Is

Hemmed

Serviettes,,

White

3d-

each

Honeycomb ;

2s

were

REMNANTS..

6d.

,

.

'

to'

Costumes

and

Mantles.

150 i g,

double

J ozen.

95

S1

in brown, and Cloth Costiimes, "Coat and Skirt,'' navy, myrtle, worth 25s. Ladies' iMeltori' braid 5s." 'Skirts, Walking" trimmed, 6d. Weidenbach lid were lid Special Serge and Lustre Walking Skirt, the wonder Ladies' Cloth and lis worth 21s. of the city, 9d'; Serge Capes, nicely trimmed, 4s lid and 6s lid reduced from 10s 6d and. 14s 6d. line, splendid

Choice i3s

......

black,

Lot 9(1

.Ladies'

'

dozen

brong

Pillow

White were 40 pieces TwiR Sheet7s 6d.. dozen; 60 dozen to Is 6d Towels; large/reduced Horieycoriib Turkish reduced to 100 were Towels, 3M.; »6d. pieces dozen to 2£d 80 pieces reduced yards. pink Flannelette,

Cases, 4s 61d yard.

width, dozen wiiite-browri Is 6d Flannelette,

11

.

;

'

y ard.

Flannels

Flannels.

;

;

50

;

7elsh,

Etc.

Blouses, Ladies' Flannelette lid.

Blankets,

colours; and

were

fancy

Rain

3s lid. designs,

Line Warm reduced from

Splendid 3s 6d

;

850 9; 1,

and

Cloaks

ls,

and

ls

6d yard.

40,

pieces .medium J"

yard."

'

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.

6e

Is lid, dark Blouses, in, various tartans Blouses,

Winter

to 7id,; 9d, pieces Saxony Edge, reduced to 6d, Is 6d, and Is lid reduced 9d, Is,

Waterproofs,

13s

1 Ls 9d,

Etc.

pairs White and 21s. and 15s 9d. 9d,

Rugs,

to 2s lid, 3s Blankets, reduced to Is lid, 730 Rugs, reduced

Etc. 4s

lid, 2s

lid,

5s

lid, 3s

lid,

lid,

5s

6s

lid,

6d,

|8sJ"lld,..

10s

>

Few toshes,

Ladies' "newest

Line Girls' Umbrellas,

5s

styles,"

Rain Is,

left

Waterproofs,

Is

Cloaks, lid,

2s

lid,

lid, just

to

Is lid, 2s 3s lid. clear, lid, 10s 6d 9s 6d, 10s 7s lid, were 9d", 4s well worth from opened, lid;

4s lid.

;

These

are

at

our

well-known

Ladies' 17s 6d. 10s sale

6d.

Mackin Splendid Ladies'

prices.

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Wonderful

Bargains

in

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"

A

reporter

visited recently M'Arthur-street,

attack I

room

proportions

not in

I continued

at

when

last

almost

was

at

all

this

for state weakness

like

paralysis. of treatment

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home

put

I

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through

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left

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3

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for

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\

The

YOUNG

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time.

partial

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i

much,

so

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near

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previous

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and

impossibility,

—

she

so

and

the heroic treatment or not, responsible but a opinion upon, in set on erysipelas my or

was

an

:

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past,

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:

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at has

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WAR.

—

'

June

of

her

16.

has

Germany

—

H

intentions,

friendly

assured America the explaining

of

—

to

-

Spanish

at

Madrid

situation is critical. extremely London' correspondent Whigham, re that at, Havana, cently imprisoned reports is town aud the impregnable pro fairly visioned.

that

the

invasion

—

Manila:

for

—

The

he

The

—

of

has of

Ameribeing organised. immediate the can' war officials! expect fleet. The of Cervera's Admiral capture to escape demands Catalonian Union peace revolution. British Two war June 20. additional have sailed from ships Hong Kong for Manila. surround Santi Spanish troops of force to the a landing ago prevent Cauiara under Shatter. Admiral General arrived with his Cadiz at has ships from the Philippine Carthagena. Aquinaldo, the establish leader, insurgent proposes ment of a republic under American protec will be detained tion. Russian warships to be in at Vladivostock or Port Arthur, twelve

;

Cuba

squadron

—

Francisco San Governor reports

death.

The Philippines. been to autumn. postponed A June 19. third Spanish

—

from

the

to

fight

—

—

sailed The

that

Queen Regent

the

condition as at Manila is reported of the Spaniards 'more The" rebels desperate. growing still have 2000 including captured prisoners, of the family of the all Governor-General, treated. Great whom are humanely between exists at Manila German cordiality officers. A German and captain Spanish will has the Kaiser never declared that of the consent to American an occupation would

her at Manila as in warships German In protect subjects. surgents have a and U.S. marines captured from Santi military post five miles inland soldiers killed and 100 Spanish being ago, motion for 15 taken, A the prisoners. of the committee's recom report, adoption the annexation of has mending Hawaii, been in the of carried American House has A second expedition Representatives.

presence tended

to

assurance

is

cruisers

—

—

»

—

bombarded —

The

de

Cuba

the

time.

has

been The

third have destroyed several American dynamite-gun

to

used for the first cruiser time at Vesnvius, is., stated to have Santiago, produced ter effects. The of rific American war loan is «£8d;000,000 has, been, subscribed. re-_it cede the Spain will Carolines ported that that she to inter Germany on condition American of venes to prevent occupation the Philippines. —

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for claim

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Santiago

—

—

in

advertisement

to

grocers

the Merrimac sinking Harbour. Santiago June 21. The of the Merrimac sinking has proved a harbour failure, 'Santiago Three thousand being again open. Spanish under General Mouet, have been troops, defeated one by the Philippine insurgents, the killed. general being among at

the

entrance

—

OUR

ADVERTISERS.

Hicks and Messrs. J. A. drapers and clothiers,

the wellCo., of Hay street,

known wish

to

great

half-price to close and Co.

likely

Hicks

remind

readers

our

sale

is

J.

A.

Messrs.

soon.

very have

their

that

lease-terminating

a large just received dress mate goods, including damask rials, calicoes, sheetings, tablings, and men's and rugs blankets, boys' mer and ladies and cery clothing, hosiery These will etc. be etc., goods gloves, offered just as cheap as their other stock, is sold at half which The being price. the ladies of the season reminds present need of capes, ulsters, jackets,, waterproofs, and the male of the etc., commu portion winter nity require clothing, overcoats, All these etc. be macintoshes, goods can and in many obtained at half cases price, at half at J. A. and cost Hicks price, Co.'s, is Perth. Hay street, Early application -to -obtain the now necessary bargains

shipment

of

,

—

,

17.

.

June

taken

prisoners

readiness

Manila.

—

for

European

Spain

refuses

intervention to

exchange

offered.

at

On

the

drawn

more

than

the attention

occasion

one

of

the

public

we

to

have the

street,

their

of

Messrs.

and

general Fremantle,

and

"Cheaper

motto

Walsh

merchants, to than

the

and Sons, of truth

Highof

the Chows." It is painful to look at the respectable of who and throng people daily nightly crowd the of the heathen shop Chinee, regardless of of the many dangers the contagion lurking there, whilst re and Christian spectable cleanly tradesman is and almost ignored, why is this the case, because a false belief exists that the Chow sells a fraction cheaper than the white man. This is a The Chow cannot great mistake. favourable terms buy on the same as a white will man, nor he purchase the same class first goods only kept by reputable but from firms, his habits and nature he can and live sleep his amongst in merchandise, a manner to foreign the instincts.aud nature of a white and man, thus be in a position to a accept smaller for his if price goods but the people who lower themselves so much by dealing with the would heathen yellow a only give to tne incurred in uuougnt dangers having contact with would them, they soon realise that and cleanliness attention, with combined good, wholesome articles of are at consumption, even an cheaper in to advance the price commodities the handed over counter the by of Confucius. hands, of the sons Compare the aud tidy, courteous Assistants clean, of Walsh and Sons with the Chow, and draw then own your conclusions. 1'he attention of our in readers Fre.

—

dangerous.

.

;

,

Cervera from June 18. Admiral reports to that he has enough provisions Santiago fleet autumn. Admit al his until last 20 ships, Camara has sailed for Cadiz with of enormous war an carrying quantity sail he sent Before an material. setting

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is of Liberty and supple, the clinging of hand curving pointed apron worked and the deep net, spangled flounce is of fine thin lace. There are bands of white satin ribbon with black covered lace insertion, crossed twice where the lace joins the spangled net, and softly tufted white chiffon flowers are covered with the petals held in net, being The bodice has place by brilliants. a white chiffon and is otherwise vest, composed of the lace, and criss-cross black lace insertion, pieces of ribbon, and the flowers and brilliants.

and

to

careful

unapproach-

in

their

GAS

FROM

WOOD.

and Hats Bonnets. Free rein has been given to individual fancy —

this

A of couple days since a representative Miner was of the afforded an Coolgardie of the apparatus opportunity inspecting for manufacture of erected the wood gas at the rear of the handsome premises occupied

by the

firm

of Mr.

found to consist the latter meter,

small

Elliott. retort

This

was

and

gaso

being capable while the tank

about

about

3ft.

process

oDservea

cubic

F.

a

of

of gas, of 2,500gal.

350

T. of

feet

water. lOin.

and

long

m

to

tne

holding retort

is

broad,

and

the

or

gas

manufacture

the

It

seemed

vi,,

Elliott

has

installed and each

20

4a

now

will

ac

able

to

get wood

at 26s. per gas of the that several

states

Elliott

but

electricity,

the

from

Mr.

yvah

nai»

by

lighting

be

they illumination year.

nmnk

oQ

for

annum

same

and

retorts

in

degree

different

parts gasometers that all so the gas required of the town, be available for consumers. will Tne gaso at Mr. meter Elliott's establishment was the manufactured by Mr. H. Kingsbury, the and the agent for patentees plumber, the

satisfied at work has been

is the

so

he

has

arranged

Mr

fdfc-

manner

carried

in out

which that to

Kingsbury

pro several

to erect a plant ceed to Perth there, of the residents metropolis having decided in the of to abandon electric light favour The light is also to be used at wood gas. the and Kanowna, Boulder, Kalgoorlie, and there seems reason other places, every that it will have the effect of for believing the electric For crushing light monopoly. and the samples of the brilliancy softness, in use far ahead in the town stands gas now of the electric and as there is not the light, it is likely least trace that the of flickering, will use become almost uni of wood gas versal on the goldfields.

Notes A

for

Stickler

Fair

Readers-

for

Etiquette.

—

been making a study of When his little sister etiquette. was opening the door to leave the he her nurserv Dulled back bv the her out of the and elbowed hair, " Don't know, you you way. he said in little beast," ignorant " that it is a gentleman's dignantly, place to open the door for a lady ?" has

.

Tommy

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is

millinery

they

was

very

wide

piece in

spangiea

ana

were

back

bow. This was shape, and around was a twisted bias piece covered silk, by several folds chiffon. A grey ostrich fea

to

money

cneir

wirea

Homes

small

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counteymen

Fellow SYM

and

PATHISEES. >

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14on meeting held in Perth April decided to co-operate with the members of the Irish in the colonies race other in placing on for the record our respect memories of the noble band of patriots who 100 years to force to save! ago had to resort their from In race annihilation. an un the honour equal struggle they sustained of their and though unsuccessful country, a living of patriotism they kindled flame which until cannot be extinguished the for which suffered is conceded. justice they differ the from methods Many may they of their but the purity employed, motives, their heroism and when to driven bravery revolt have won the approval of all lovers of justice of nationality. We regardless to' Austra confidently appeal, therefore,

At

it

a

was

"

lians

vvaysiae to be of the utmost

proved both from the moral and In addition, physical points of view. of grey were established waggon-kitchens of grey of march, and here along the routes ther and a. women of every class them grey aigrette completed occupied this and it was one selves in charming effect, day and night preparing of the bonnets and food for to be made at the passing possible cooking home. as much Blue is worn for thus nourishment troops, providing bonnets and toques as for dress. to many An who had neither the time nor other very simple and pretty bonnet the strength to it for prepare had a black crown themselves. of transparent Bands of women, too, straw, embroidered in themselves to procuring and and devoted turquoise a bow of turquoise constant of gold, gros grain transporting supplies ribbon in front, and a bunch of palest fruit for the use and. fresh vegetables All of the armies, was the bonnets on view and it pink roses. largely in the Parisian milliners' are to their valuable assistance, owing shops that not a soldier 'died of toques. Toques of every description single conand shape, some of them auite larere scurvv. Women, whose aere, and some of them of skill, And and want dition, quite small. prevented the nursing some of them of tulle, and some them from joining of ranks, them of straw and lace. or the The counters in busiec visiting hospitals, of the Louvre and the Bon Marche themselves with preparing packets are strewn with packets of the most of envelopes, and containing paper straw to be made-up use of the sick who fascinating pencils for the white wished to communicate with anxious straw, black, green, grey, the friends. Others went rounds of mauve, any and every possible colour. The best milliners fashion it into the hospitals, and relieved the over a frame, taxed nurses which makes shape without by taking on themselves the and the hat heavier. The little milliners duty of writing answering use a of those who were too ill to do shape- and cover it letters afterwards, can which be adopted this for and it was to plan themselves, readily women such noble, thoughtful that by those who make bonnets at home. and last trinkets dying messages, and Free Easy.— He I wish to souvenirs were entrusted for the change this scarf I bought yesterday. friends consolation of the of the our She It is against rule to change dead soldier. He But my fiancee goods. objectsa

Commemoration.

of

?

"

Irish

birth

narentae'e.

or

and

to

"

inese

"

site,

'98

or convalescent, looked nursed after, and provided with enable them to rejoin

regiments,

old

|

sick

if

carefully to strength,

the

of

sort

and,

saries,

give a charm. easy to make. of grey chiffon

silver,

of new the erection premises, on the oLHOLMES BUSINESS will be conducted in 369 BEOS., Butchers, Bon HAY STEEET the EAST, opposite Marche. HOLMES BEOS., Butchers.

During

the

typhus. They also set up asylums at the various railway stations, were where soldiers passing through with neces and provided clothing

value,

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:

:

those who favour the struggle carried on, under happily other methods, by the Irish to show their present Party, practical of the efforts of the appreciation heroic of. '98.

men

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.

Some of those who participated inth found their last Eebellion resting place in and it is to erect, Australia, a proposed monument their remains in over Sydney,. For this and for other purpose, any object that be decided at future may upon a are ahd as meeting, subscriptions solicited, the date of the Centenary Celebrations is close at that han'd, we no earnestly' hope time will be lost in worthily recognising the who services of the men "

in

Eose

dark

To right

and

their

P.

J. C.

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Sec.,

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with two wide com bodice was with revers posed of a lace, bolero finished in uncut silk The fringe. was Dolero and was m.et very short, shaded ribbon "of by a wide taffeta which sounds as if it cut the yellow, and made the waist large, but figure The

skirt

flounces,

in

was

and

had

Druggists,

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GOOD

GIFT.

are

loyal

hearts,

there

are

spirits

pure

and

true

and

FEEMANTLE. Numbers:

Telephone Perth—

258.

Fremantle

632.

—

brave, souls

There are Then give to And

the

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strength

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of hearts word and

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truth,

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meet

sweet

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in

paid

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further

just

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!

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the

sowing

seemed

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dates

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5th

noon

Warden's Warden's

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for. be

below

find

surely

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;

will

"

show

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Government

flow,

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in

faith

life

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love in

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!

the best you have come back to you.

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and

love,

that world

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best

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I

at

etc.,

this

specified

Department-

mentioned.:.

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.

1898.

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the

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you.

O'M.

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Secretary

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,

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FRENCH

DINNERS.

the

effect. opposite reality was Another model of a thin blue The skirt trimmed corded material. where the flounce very high up, black with braid, and the began, bodice around the heart-shaped neck, a glimpse of lingerie which displayed tucks and work, tiny embroidery over blue silk, was trimmed in a sort of embroidery of flowers composed it

There

new quite happy combina

satin Liberty a soft with under-dress, apple-green and over that a over-dress, gauze d'AlenSon lace point dress. The for the skirt was in point d'AlenSon three pieces, the gauze visible leaving at the side and back, and it had the effect of a Princess The gown. bodice being particularly pretty, a the with crossed effect at back, thus reducing the size of the waist. was The trimming of hydrangeas in blue shades. A Doucet and pink model of China blue silk with small of white outlined in black squares was

PEETH

K !

An was

Import

vAur

J

fiancee

of

in and business establishments hotels have notified their of intention Coolgardie the new and illuminant, adopting arrange ments for the construction are being made of

faces

fastened on the shape

,

ItAitA

a

to make

in

of candescent them gas burners, to 75 candle a gives light equal power. effect is that the The Shop, is brilliantly and the of the illuminated, quality gas is' demonstrated and by the softness purity flame. The electric of the ordinary light looks beside the very smoky and yellow can wood gas, and there be no question as to its excellence as The an illuminant. assert that there can be no con patentees of their statements as to the tradiction of the light and Mr. cheapness supplied, that he can his Elliott declares now light at a cost of something establishment like is returned to him 5s. per week, which from and sale of the charcoal tar. the It is that be claimed of gas can made 22,000ft. ton of and from one as ordinary firewood, of any sort used a lad can no chemicals are look after which is the retort, capable of of gas 30,000ft. manufacturing per day. For the sake of comparison between the and wood of it was cost electricity gas that under circum mentioned, present hotels in Coolgardie stances some of the

was

insertion,

-

Mr.

lighted.

as

are

middle-aged One bonnet

explained reporter very The wood is placed in a small fire simple. the side in of the and the retort, as place it is gas is manufactured conveyed to the the agency gasometer adjoining through stored until of there used. pipes and By of all means the tar'is special provision as the and it is saved as well charcoal, that claimed Elliott the by Mr. revenue these derived from more than products the actual pays working expenses. The and retort at Mr. Elliott's gasometer costs about and it is establishment <£100, this that does not. the claimed exceed of cost the electric average installing light. the the From inflammable sub gasometer is of stance conveyed by means ordinary to wheie the shop handsome very gas pipes the have been placed gasaliers thorough which of the is agency establishment as

far

as

Grey hats and grey bon

much a la modet and very so cleverly, and they are put together made of such soft and becoming that even to sallow skins and things, nets

contains

The

season

concerned.

E.

.

rare

C

-

at

Owing

market

prices.

I

T

to.

,

the

of action the goods on the securing agents most for the advantageous terms, cash, of being able to clear all firm are hopeful in a very A visit to lines speedy manner. will the establishment show every depart with ment overflowing the very latest and most winter fashionable goods, all in A 1 and to be sold at prices to meet quality, the of times. Owing to the heavy nature anxious to the stock, the firm are naturally clear the various departments.

,

satin,

I

which

and War.— In the Civil the women of New York the honour of belongs having taken the first the organisa steps towards tion of the vast nursing array which in North and South did such noble on the service field. It was the who women started the register of nurses male and female for work the wounded, was and it among in through the energy of the women vast bazaars for the benefit holding of the sick and wounded soldiers, that such huge sums collected jwere to the Government hos supplement Women grants. provided pital homes of rest for soldiers on the who had' never march, and ladies before faced the realities of life, worked for weeks in float cheerfully crowded with cases of ing hospitals

costume

charming

black

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Women

War,

j

winter

foundation

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.

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the grande of this

B

&.

..

dame.

of

china

the

always

is

B.

-

imported

it

excellence

white white

silk with glace leaves made of

.

lately most

up-to-date Continental manufacturers an of and new fashionable supply and early spring goods, at prices them to throw enable these goods

immense

upon able

par

and beads.

!

from London.and

have and

best

costume

centres,

.

the

Fre

street,

black

of

—

but

j

all

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etc.,

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combination,

!

clothiers, The firm

milliners, mantle.

White

.

A Black and Such a difficult when successful

is and districts suburban respectin our drawn to the advertisement fully and of Messrs. columns Joseph Doonan firm of Sons, the long established drapers, mantle

4

MrsHaving Begs

STYLE to

taken to

the

COOKING,

of

re-fit beautiful into Street, and Smoking Eoom. rooms

for

French meetings.

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Eagle

Chambers,

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that

announce

thoroughly

freshments.

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the

Dinners

supplied

Dinners

at

Open from CIVILITY,

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A. HICKS

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renewal

a

of

the

liberal

speedily" AT

HALF

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING COMMENCES

AT

HALF

—

—

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—

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of New go at exactly

Large

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Whole

Stock

is

to

Stock

£5,000

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of

to

decided

EVERYTHING

—

SALE

of

lease

must be business. This done of the Whole of the Stock we have

relinquish clearance

Sydney,

Branches: Auckland, Melbourne,

sell

PRICE PRICE

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ire

AT HALF 1898. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, a Short Time Only. from Goods have been received recently Half Price.

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t

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tj

London

to

all

etc.,

go

each

and and

article,

article

sold,

are Assistants wish the Public

our we

;

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.

'

CO.,

to conquer eyes the

combat

Clothiers, HAY

METROPOLE,

try your

have

can

reward

the

for

and and iniquity having before for those who

your resist

spirit evil with

purpose,

good,

prepared of Christ

name

Pius

JUNE

SATURDAY,

IX.

years

."-MEMENTO FROM THE MATNF,."

ALLIANCE. i

Captain in

destroyed Conn., the bottom

ford,

without -accept

as

a

gift

sea

when

he has

and

an

The

them

that

the

disaster

States the

Co.,

(recently of Hart,

which

went

machine

to

been

the

recovered

Company,

by asking

to

a diver them to

memento.

for

Agents

A few weeks ago when from every was side in with gush pouring to the between alliance, respect States, England and the United enthusiastic manner in and the which Mr. Chamberlain's proposal had

"Columbia"

Wheels

STORES

UNION

Bicycle,

has

occurred, the

"Maine"

warship

Pope Manufacturing

"Columbia"

his

forwarded

historical

Local

to

has written

informing and

United

ill-fated

Harbour),

U.S.A., of the

fracture, it

of the

Sigsbee, Havana

we been, answered, took the of expressing in this news liberty an entire disbelief in the paper

are

LIMITED,

matter.

FREMANTLE, And

they

have just

received

60LUMBIAS

a

fresh

shipment

Standard

are

of

1898

Racers

Model

6f the and

Strength,

Finish,

We

World

Easy

and

for

Roadsters.

ago,

"

"-

that is a Go, eat grass as tradition tells once, saying, us, addressed to the famine-stricken, and ever since taken as illustrating

and

Running.

ARE

NOW

barrel-organ,

SHOWING

SPECIAL

VALUE IN

New

Dress

good

width,

at

patterns,,

3s.

5s.

9d.,

6s.

9d.,

7s.

9d.,

9d.

the

dress.

New

Eskmeni

Coating Double

Serges, in

width,

navy

and

black,

Is.,

Is.

3d.,

Is.

6d.,

to

3s.

6d.

per

yard.

of

Shipment From

Plain

and

Twill

Blankets, In great

Millinery

all

variety,

6s.

sizes,

to

lid.

25s.

patriotic now. patriot it is the lilt Victoria may his but

4s.

at

variety,

Assortment From

a

Hosiery,

unheard-of

of

Ladies'

50s.

each.

to

lid.

prices.

Jackets,

Capes,

Cloaks,

overflowing

with

and

Youths'

Boys' Hats, etc.,

reign" proceed

given

and In

JOSEPH

New

Goods,

Suits,

to

clear

COST.

Shirts,

I

Collars.

Ties,

up

Long

that in are from his lips,

besides

more

his

that

said,

its as

her

in

all

we

have

American,

any would

patriotic, the of

of

the national Most Gra in him lay, veto

English

the

sal

soul.

that the situathad been perceived it, recognised elsewhere. It fu-lly to seemed, indeed, preposterous at a time when suggest that, very British the Government were re find,

as

besides,

we

with and and, contumely the of recalling long line and that had oppression misery branded their rale as not less in insult,

away.

Linoleums

great

variety.

famous,— even

DOONAN STREET, (OPPOSITE

National Library of Australia

AND

FREMANTLE. TOWN-HALL.)

SONS,

and when disaffection that than

of,

brutality

To

epoch

an

drink the British says Mr. Gerald

cham Chief

"Go,

Balfour. is

more

but

it

states

whom, then,

have the famineturned in their affliction? When the shadow and the prospect began to gather, of starvation first appeared, warn stricken

people

ing

was

and

an

the

to

given,

appeal

was

in

the

neglect was, the answer j have

seen,

jibing

insult,

and, brutal

Government, made. earlier

But stages, as

finally,

we

with

rejection,

made.

was

at

there

ordinary was

the

among of the

or been, truly to be towards

no

times, hint of people

Spaniards

falsely,-

the

—

additionally encouraged of America disposition Cuba for we must recog nise that, Ameri although possibly can in this matter has been feeling and worked played upon up by the towards

or

—

'

designing people to gain particular heart of the coun ends, the great try has been touched by the repre sentation of cruelty and suffering, and that the war, as understood in the cause by it, is undertaken of of

humauity

aid.

A

Ireland

up by President

the turned

afflicted

—

districts

America for has been drawn to

petition tliem for

to

—

whom,

it Will be presented stated, Mr. Michael Davitt in early when it is his intention autumn,

the

contains but that

States. a

The

plain statement makes it all

K

to

presentation

McKinley

is

it

by the to

petition of

facts,

the more need to

no there is the colouring, the condi tion of things It speaks for itself. is a condition of things certainly in to which America consenting will not join hands with England. Whether the matter is one in which direct interference may be made is But another question.

eloquent;

heighten

the

sympathy

of

at

least

people That

may

the American on. be relied

Irish mean influence, to prevent time, would be exercised had beeu re the proposed alliance Some in cognised. newspapers Great Britain: had referred to the in the condemnatory strain not be might unreasonably from those whose views expected were Others strongly prejudiced. had acknowledged that the case matter

that

was

had

represented insurgents,

Perhaps

by

visit

thoughts august in

authem, pr deny to her so cious Majesty, far as a less long reign— much

ion>

at

"

viving

Almost

HIGH

cheap.

Department Is

Floorcloths

remarkably

variety,

sets

any way the words

however,

petitions

We

In immense

Clothing

Men's,

not

good deal

however

vation

The

in

head, or those of the song " My, country, The whole of thee." Atlantic,

already

pair.

Underclothing,

In endless

Beautiful

a words of 'certain When the Yankee song.

mate—not,

and

every In this

the

separate probability, Balmoral and from

9-J-d.

on

country. have been

we

set

and

Sheetings,

twanged

or

perfectly It turns out in fact that justified. tune in question had been the old that as to which it was adopted found at ai time convenient, per did haps when in usical composition not come easy to American genius,

'tis

New

by every

the

in

jew's-harp we find

to

Tweeds, Double

out

being ground

was

—

"

proved that had taken Columbia"

Beauty,

DOONAN & SONS,

JOSEPH

refused to accept it as " God save the Queen the of "Hail place " or Yankee Doodle,"

even

irrevocably. the same

is

Secretary, If the anything, saying and more cynical brutal, from an conies, enlightened man of the age of liberty.

-SAXON

ANGLO

has

—

it.

pagne," THE

21-

horror that no but that describe, by those who, even had personally wit

fully

the extreme, of tyranny.

1898.

25,

May

perished

be realised

nessed

...t

PERTH

STREET,

in

indefatigable undaunted

of

some

There, nevertheless, the gaunt misery,

fifty

jffiettfA.fieeereL Be

here

should

can

with

'

—

Octave of St. John Baptist! of B.V.M. Visitation 5th Sunday after Pentecost.

FRI. 2— SAT. 3— SUN.

of the been the

>

taken etohings the starving For among groups. those of us who can reniember the of fifty scenes years ago there is to shock something exceptionally in looking at these that pictures, so recall the past a vividly past with the advance of the age that,

JULY. 1—

confidence

the

namely,

brought

SUN. 4th Sunday after Pentecost: St. William, Abbot. 27— MON. of SS. Peter 28— TUES. and Paul. Vigil 29 WED. Feast of SS. Peter and Paul. 30— THURS. St. Paul, Ap.

and

that,

.

pen

HICKS

HOTEL

OPPOSITE

Perth.

and

—

—

«

poverty-stricken people far otherwise. Once more familiar face of famine had shown itself them. The among Weekly Freeman to hand mail by the- last

London.

st.,

—

Clothing, half-price-

Drapers

c

JUNE

"

A.

Newgate

;

—

for

N.B.— -Our is marked on regular price to take instructed for exactly every half-price "to see that at half-price. they get the Goods

J.

96

:

Ireland

had

26—

'

at

Depot

accorded

support

PRICE

Drapery,

Central

In

—

them that as they beg to announce to premises they are compelled and a speedy To ensure quickly.

thank, the Public for the exceedingly in Hay Street, herewith since commencing business and

as usual during extending premises.

fitting,

PERTH,

STREET,

on

and

alteration,

"

MILLINERS,

&

.Respectfully

cannot

-o.),

carried

Business

.

JEWELLERS

PREMIER

or

'

Make

THE

in

Cuba, accomplices, whose sole, excuse was for its declaration of war the interests of humanity, should join hands with it— thus making a confession of false and professions a certain assuming responsibility for the iniq uity alluded to.

& CO.,

Business.

Relinquishing

tools

the Government

!

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Lease.

their

DAWSON,

STEWART,

JOHN

SIGN,

-

of

Expiration

Oan't

THE

,

DOWN

,

TAKE

might

one

in

which

rationally News The Daily of the Irish power

Irish influence itself make felt. had recalled the vote

in

America,

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to

be,

approach

to

would

lie

in

which,

of

things

disgraceful

in

so

be of which it

to

sense

some

than

—

interfere.

As

we

haid

the is one iperceived, position to the militate strongly against alliance—and of itself indeed, alone, sufficient

to

prevent

SUNDAY

it.

TWADDLE.

hath lied unto itself is an axiom that has been laid down once con for and of which we are all, a reminded. That tinually flagrant instance of this should occur in sent colunlns out for the Sunday of the people is, perhaps, reading It is among the signs of the times. to be reckoned not, however, among or wholesome those1 that be signs, token a high moral standard, in those whose condition it betrays.

Iniquity

.

allusion Our mentioned by but than which

to

is

a

case

briefly

His the

:

our

a

father,

named

man

Mason, of

appeared, at Frehiantle, siderable property whom left the lad's mother with as

owner,

it

—

;

lived

,had :

for

some

twenty

.con-

had he

years, the of

several children born being .unlawful union and had married woman. as we another The man, was about to go on a trip mentioned, to with his wife, and on his offering son the bid his unhappy good-bye, and shot himself boy drew a revolver through the head. mortally —

'

there

ever

if

was

a

'

;

binding,

;

this.

was

The deserted been well have

who,

children,

of

capable

were no

to

reason

woman

to

seems

conducted. as be may discerning,

Her judged, had had

that there was her out from the saw around they

when their only wretched father had yielded to the or of the wiles, attractions, perhaps, the still more wretched probably woman who chose, under such cir to marry him, that they cumstances, became aware of' the relations that had existed between their parents. was however The sin sinned, or to others whether known unknown no difference and its could make were There bitter fruits to be borne. who was no for the woman protection had of broken the law God, and the herself within constant placed reach of the It contempt of men. to to leave her was her betrayer open at his whim, or at any time it suited which he might be perhaps beguiled and misled to influence, by a worse the ruin he had wrought. complete was

;

It

"Another we and

moral should

readers

the ..of

there

need for

matrimony,

a

lesson,"

says—

to

apologise

our

such to stuff-—" quoting that be drawn from this is tragedy shuns a unless is it society family into existence brought by aid of A

clergy.

few and

and

the

say

round But

when, may the

was

ask

we

district

a

in

must

rary's

the

at

of

expense

its

There

element. life,

a pretty moral A moral lesson whose lesson is that indeed end is of promiscuous the promotion living as the gospel of " free love," they call it —though love is desecrated by being spoken of in such a connec itself. tion. hath lied unto Iniquity a The to small itching discharge sneer would make against religion immoral and give to pass for moral, the conceit of smartness. stupidity

is

,

was

a

case

binding we

repeat,

that

form it

National Library of Australia

taught and law was

this.

life

no

life."

And this is the Sunday reading

trash

put forth multitude.

.

But

for

as

the

for

the

lad

poor

as

who

spontaneous there remains than

which,

he

scientific It is not

our

the

doctrine

of

not but

the

'"is

of

many

ere

long

to

duty we

:

carefully whatever

are

we

can

signs the

observe." which seem

Don

wind-mills. ot

too.

that

tneoiogy, The

the

considerable journalism.

to

say:

to

power, Catholic

publicist

"Priest

Before his

of

of

champion pen

be

in

balm

the

that

those

and

to

clerical

Nor,

as

contemporary

our

be

to

society such

children

parents' guilt in proclaiming

the

a

bears

woman

in

a

the

by

the

He

be

the

should the the

zealous Church.

the

ink-stand,

into

the

oil

of

of

their "I

aid

and

Catholic

weakness or transgression. not Why should the social position such shame ? The carry something of thus is stain the transmitted, too, An enfeebled con more remediable. Inherited dition may last a life-time. be surmounted shame may by per so sur sonal merit, and has been a time and oft. mounted many of parental —

bread

copies

Price

op

would

shire

we

lias

lives of

or

the

more: say has given

Be

press.

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the

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large,

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heroic

nothing

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in

self-love, alone.

of thought So far as this

or

praise

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suicide.

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mother,

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J.

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Duffell.

death,

to a programme spent a most enjoy

Arrival.

Barrett,

message

arrival

celebrated

in on Perth Monday, in the advancement colony's Mr. Barrett was received importance. by the Mayor at the Council where Chamber, a the distinguished assemblage, including to meet him. Avere Premier, gathered The visitor, in replying to address read an to him by the Mayor, claimed for the drama in civilisation. a chief influence Bishop Avho was also Riley, present, put in a Avord for Punch and in to reference Judy, and a remark? of the Avith tragedian's, regard the the to retributive justice overtaking hero in referred the representation to, ventured doubt that it the Avas perhaps better

of

to

scolding Daudin." judgment,

be

than

hanged "

Y ous

to

ha\'e

a

l'avez

voulu, George Heavenly bliss, in his Lordship's is evidently somewhat dubiously contrasted. An At be held, in Home Avill of the Company, at the Town honour Hall, Avif

e.

Aveek. Fremantle

Markets

Opened.

In

—

the new markets at Fremantle on opening afternoon Sir John Forrest Friday promised the year the harbour should be that within He also pledged worthy of W est Australia. himself that the country Avas alright," "

and

its

that the

resources

sufficient

were

to

most

as sanguine expectations Mr. prosperity. Leake, who Avas also the had Avord two a or among speakers, likeAvise to say about the harbour exhaust, himself a mild in at a humour, ing attempt

justify to its

—

ous

contrast

between

KindLy

Memory.

A

recalls

Miss

Julia

him

to

it

her

gentleman

to

remembrance MattheAvs. It

of

Albany

_

Avho

the

Mxtrchison

of

the

a

last

a a

hours.

there

Julia

actress interest

might

MattheAvs

charming actress, good Avoman, and that

held

in

the

as

in

one

Dunedin—

is

not

was

Avriter

says,

colonial

city

her

is

memory She regard.

affectionate

remembered,

Avho

that

A

that Miss Matthews died knOAV at New Avhere the Orleans, years ago of Charity in their attended hospital

many Sisters

gation

and

article

an

Times

then a

The

—

the

welcomed

was

still

Gladstone

any

the

brought having

Wilson

note

a

at least

of in

"

Auspicious

Mr.

but

Writing

Mr.

us, him

"

Lang

on

Glad days (says

last of

medical remedies are obtain-: new Apothecaries premises, Perth (opposite Sandover's).

has

been

of the

inner

it

mood said,

warm

"

in

the

I

imagine

throughout

the

Of

Car Mr.

man.

letter,

same

his

to have and as

life

as

hoAvever,

more

is one

as

Avell of the deserved Catholic congre she did not to which, nevertheless, the of standing belong by raising and it church choir keeping together, a member the to as of profession —

their than which

she

Avas

Matters

ornament.

an

on

the

the

Parliamentary. address

time

of

Leake

there arote of

commence a

Father

in is

their

doing

of this the

Catholic

interests at heart the circulation to extend sole object of the Record

best

The paper. advancement in

interests

giving

have

it

their

and

question, assistance

in promoting Those who obtain-for will do subscriber

good cause.

of

support and

Catholics can

do

the

by useful

end. all-important us even one additional service us and help the

this

very the

by

debate

is

occupied

not not

of

any

likely Mr.

striking. discontent

at

amendment

an

by

The far

is

to

to Norseman which he

the

should to

hoped

the Pre confidence on Sir John, however, mier. was equal to the refused to occasion, and stoutly accept the He he said, to would not, position. Mr. as the leader of the Leake's disgust,

spring

those

who

anything

to propose the raihvay

so

It and

brilliancy,

inspired

Avas

Esperance effect that

—

has

reply

Parliament.

Government,

"

in

very particular in to result

We would The W. A. Record."— draw attention of our readers to the the special of a sermon the Catholic Press in on report in particular, and the W.A. Record general the in Perth on preached Sunday evening Duff. The Cathedral by the Rev. Father made should receive a hearty appeal and enlist the aid of allshould response

work latest the at

W.

"

only

above the much lifted. flesh, with as the lives of devotion, many One are famous." suppose justly may his does not need to be own epitaph worded. differently

—

The

not

Manning,

very

itself. —

In

Mr.

—

Cardinal's

before

but

Gladstone

that

sneer.

paltry

bakers.

Manning.

lies

had

stone's, dominant

cheap

an

the

usual

his fatal illness because he "felt during a about the invasion scruple spontaneous chamber be said of the death when it may with That solitude the soul is alone God." he Mr. Glad in death might not outwardly

dinal

—

—

buy

that

Cardinal the about

which

—

mockery

in

recalls

)

days,

friend

letter said

their

Manning.

and

the

such is But such is the morality that the truth the heroism replaces to those to whom has become religion a

broad

Gladstone

"The was evening the Pope," Avhich and re T. Clancy

-

forget his care

for

his

has

ample justice by Mrs. T. Hastie.

the

Mr.

by

contributes

loaf the

the know, to our cost, quartern to gone up sevenpencealready that and we have been warned will be its price in future.

we

halfpenny, eightpence

;

fortitude. fulness

of

quantity Surrey

presentation did

by Mr.

to

The

rather

is

southern

labourers,

agricultural

Holiness

society had

of the Secretary, second toast, The health Mr.was W. J. Fee," proposed by Mr. Duffell and to Fee. responded by Mr. and During the evening songs, recitations of the step dances were given by members in creditable Mr. order a manner. very' Connole violin select gave some, pleasing added to the which greatly ions, evening's A The of the enjoyment. toast, success H.A.C.B. was D. Society," proposed by Mr. Flood and to responded by Mr. Bogue. The health of the Host and Hostess was and the of "Auld duly honoured, singing

next

subscription, a people large good religious

Bread.

are

gone

of

His

proposed

own

your the

among

.it no

goods should subsidy seccrars

earthly

paying

owe

paragraph

Providence

proffer the

of veritable

adversaries

our

translation: of

Catholic

days species publicists

other

of

The

the

company

toast of

sponded

as

of

our

One

spread

first

actor,

that checkis to hear some comforting demands of being put to the exorbitant the farmers who Lincolnshire got fifty-five a for their wheat the on shillings quarter 7th May, and hoped to get sixty shillings on the but had to be satisfied they 14th, less than with "Something fifty shillings the latter date. We on were (Universe) to wonder where the of beginning price

and many the marks

flesh

to with

the

periodicals."

calls out of such

man

turn

number

their

by

justice

Many

inheritance.

subside

but

is

charges, accepting

blamed for as stained Nature itself

their

et

in

that to himself

into

that

whom

content

After

the

good spread prepared

a

An

prudence and of de further Archbishop

superabundance in

inade

of

gives consecrate represented

to give calling for evil saying

principles. letter merits

been

the

able evening.

Catholic '

usage

in these become a

has

first

press. has this

the

dipped

The

strength." clares

'

a

plunged

should

charity,

by

of

terms

glowing

rendered

.

fullest

he

his bishop, the of rights

all

being

inscription,

'

will

his

to the Catholic

layman,

or

son

aid

the

should be journalist sense which current .for he should word; to the cause entirely Pontiff. Sovereign obedient

In

children

their

the

"

the new Richelmy, Maria (says the Ave ) length on the subject He to all appeals

Turin

ideal

services

was .

fighting Quixotes

Don

in

who

valuable Mr. Fee.

health .

science

been

Press.

Mgr.

pastoral

Of

of

spoke

Hastie,

the

The of

faith.

is

W.

to

W.

to

creation,

object

side Fee

converse

"

Catholic

letter, Archbishop of

set

This is one' show that to

Quixotes have they And there are

discover

admits

of

the Presented

of the by members H.A.C.B. March Society, Bunbury, 17, 1898." The made was presentation by Mr. "

out a plan for the think for responsible only and faithfully holding

observing

ground

we are "his grave," honoured than many who in his bed a man dies peacefully or and attended by parson priest honoured There is by his family." little to honour in such a grave. there Something may be to excuse.

miserably, "is more. told,

On

dis

no

being explanation

other

no

investigation,

to their

so

is

further

generation

says,

journalism apostolate,

died

so

there

inherited

but

Virchow

—

—

now

there

is

especially

more

spiritual extent of

"

"

is

legislation here and

If

principle.

his

honesty.

view

this

spontaneous generation spoken of, anachronism. Every living being from a descends preceding living being or

dwells at of Catholic

contempo

our

spare

wit

sometimes

an

universe

or the dignity of Holy Orders, when did the form of civil marriage enlist the aid of clerical mutterings and Are we to conclude prayers ? our had that contemporary quite the in overlooked provision question, the full of made, with approval the benefit for of those who society, themselves of it ? We chose to avail we

is

aside, of life

to

fear

we

it

not

international

this

on

hear

that,

passing, advanced

registrar

that

based

connected

"prayers

comes marriage a halo of glory

this world with their heads."

into

few

a

of that

issue

mutter

must

clergyman

words

of

erroneousness

general

if

which

feneration

a

the derive of origin living epigenetic spontaneous' conviction of the The

from beings generation.

—

—

ever

it

in

Moscow, than

credible,

to

necessary,

for

—

If

its

seemed

its

ago

was

suspect

to single anything wives and mothers them.

drawing

in

is

apparently conclusions.

at

more

—

case

Surely, to the -that be cited prove might of the misery and danger of relations kind or to 'illustrate the in question, wisdom and beneficence of religion in and making it sanctifying marriage it

in

even

Medical

held

lately "Little

—

last week, paper more nothing piteous or more occur. to be, deplored could in which a well re It was that lad, to said be of a winning dis puted, and of high but position, promise, a sense with false of evidently and imbued with self-esteem honour to a usual at so early an degree not and painful circumunder trying age, stances, put an end to his life.

;

contemporary

and

address

International

.

induced

no

our

Congress, he said:

twelfth

,

relief

exists

said, less

that in in described, truly America has been

more

if

have

we

nay,

infinitely

Cuba,

as

why

see

consistent, stupid,

For the time however, being, Ireland blocks the way. There is her whole unatoned for, past, still to be drawn on for bitter recollect ions. There her is, moreover, 'present, a state

to

the

of greatest Virchow

.

it what might :and that an avenue of ;the alliance proposed Ireland. through

(says the before

The-

—

the agnostic delivered an

—

that

only

Faith.

and

biologists, Ave Maria)

—

claimed

was feeling be expected

Science German

—

—

out

more

still

One Smoke Social and Presentation. that has most enjoyable gatherings taken time place in Bunbury for some (says the held at the resi was Bunbury Times) Thomas dence of Mr. South Bun Hastie, last on Thursday evening by the bury, members of the when H.A.C.B. Society, Mr. W. Fee, the was secretary, presented with a handsome The gold pendant. pen class dant is a first piece of workmanship and Maltese with a cross a design, being raised is shield in the centre, on which engraved the Harp of Erin, the shield and harp being surrounded by a floral wreath, star at the top centre. a bright supporting of the

—

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GENERAL.

—

had and spoken, -IrishAmerican

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would

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the grant of conduce to the The Manchester

thai;

suggested

iHome

'

/arid

adverse

vote

ho

consent in such

to a

look

light.

an upon Mr. Leake,

another attempt, in condemnation and of the for proposal re-appropriation the further These are against borrowing. as Ave discussion go to press. points under in

has made

consequence,

proposing

A

an

Republican

picion, to the

Priest; director

Albertario,

vatore Catollico, has Milan left arrest

amendment

in Ave

the

Avhich for former

of

has been SAvitzerland,

Editor. the

—

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suppressed, fearing

on the foolish sus expect, of being privy He avas a populace. at con some Catholic strong Repub preserved said to be in high favour

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;

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of

and

take

place

colonies.

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Rivers,

N.S.W., plantations

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the

Feast of SS. Peter Masses will Paul, in the celebrated

the

ception.

Jesus,

to

at

5 p.m. Sacrament in which the

the

members

conclusion

a

A

'

Sunday Blessed church,

of

Devotion

brought

was

took

of in

the the

of

Mercy

and

JOSEPH

WINTER

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borne

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beneath

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Sacred

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HighgateHill.

education

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the

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founda imme rely on

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O'Ryan, Kevin's

the

himself

expresses

fair

of

difficulties

the

their

willing

of the pressure assistance.

of

success,

and

those who, in obstacles arising him times, gave to

grateful and

spite from

aid

The

Glendalough.

with

met

in

goldfields

Orphanage.

Father

Rev.

Father O'Ryan, the. week during his tour collecting

from on

St.

Rev.

not 100

Sydney

awaken

a

left and

you the

from

away their memories

of

scene

frnrn

fl/nrl

this

whioh

<vf

colony

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to

govern

qtyi

the

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as

nufiwn

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HighHill,

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gate

attendance. with

pleased

Highgate

which

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who

dressed,

with Sisters

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and

rather

was lengthy, Cramer a playing Marohe Hougroise," selection, This much appreciated. was fol

was

lowed

Hill,

Mrs.

by

pianoforte

Time"

building, on Friday

which

programme, commenced

at the Church

held

Heart

evening last, there a success, being good E seemed to be highly verjjpne the amusement. The night's

fair

a

was

concert

girls, "The

sang

credit

great of

Notre

"Hearts

very tastefully Sweet Spring to

their

Dame.)

teachers

Nine

school

and Homes" very also Misses Wheelock

did A Message McDonald to my and Misses Bourke, Buckley Messrs. and O'Connor, Woilnski, also with sang great applause, as

"

and

Mr.

while display

George

Natham

a

gave

of

good

Mr. H. Barton ventriloquism. in his was comic greatly appreciated sketch of professional and Mr characters, Recler audience in excellent put the humour with his recitations. The pro was concluded gramme by a comediette Miss Smith and Mr. Sunshine." Clayton did service as accom good and pleasing refresh panists. During the proceedings, ments were the very for kindly provided and others by Mrs. Hannah. performers

of weekly concert League op the the Freinantle League Fremantle. of the Cross took Cross, place in St. Patrick's Hall at the Port the on Monday night, Very Rev. The Father Ryan, O.M.I., presiding. pro of the gramme was evening presented by Misses Fanny Langdon, Ruby Cameron, and Nellie and Messrs Con. GlasHarken, J. and O'Halloran. son, Meeks,

not in

with

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colony

our

and

from

it

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liberties one of world. We Wales

in

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were

Lalor

charged with

and

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that had

be traced

a

we

now

we

may which' the

Bazaar,

by

Kalgoorlie.

the

debt

learn

exertion Father

that is

being

O'Gprman

and

of

£500

great made

of the Catholics to off Kalgoorlie wipe that at present, burdens

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the

liberties

This Victorian rebel was people. offered the honour' of which' knighthood, he refused. Lord has been Salisbury of the isolated whilh complaining part Great the Britain now occupies among nations of the and wants to form world, an alliance with America but, if he were

the

wise

with mands

man, Ireland. of the

Legislature,

his

first

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people would

should

alliance

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PATRICK'S

SCHOOL

be

just a

and entertainment

concert

Town

Hall

of

school fund Brothers

their Christian

with

off

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at

Patrick's

marked

was

well

most

creditably

weather,

and

filled

and navy Beresford.

to

wit,

placing

Roberts,

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McBurney's

the

"

peal,"

sung correctness, ion. The

was

songs, "All's

Hark the I hear organ Good Gondolier's Night," class' with the admirable "

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Master

by

sung Isle

that's

sung

by Master

Pearce.

Baker's

with

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who

Dwyer,

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was

dressed

was

and

in

—

deserved

phy

and wands dnmb-bells were with through dexterity by the gym class. In a sailor's Masters hornpipe

exercises,

gone nastic

on

her

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citu

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:

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sent

skilful

of

development

the Rev. the whole to be congratulated on which spoke eloquently

Brother

under

The

his

control.

the for

their

result the

On

last

work

interested

and

throughout

ment, indeed, pleasant.

showed

.

.

there

amidst

and

conveyed

were

",

where

the the

the to from tothence the Perth Ceme-

and

Cathedral, Catholic portion

the

.

Wednesday

on

Catholic

of

Rev.

Father

O Riordan

conducted burial ritual. impressive The chief mourners were Messrs. A. Gallop F.' H. (son of deceased), Gallop (nephew), Williams Mrs. H. Williams (son-in-law), I daughter), Mrs. White and Miss Williams Messrs. Pall-bearers (grand-daughters) H. W. Strickland, sen., Strickland, sen., Walter J. Foster. and C. The Padbury, funeral cortege was an exceptionally large and and old comrepresentative one, many followed his of the deceased panions remains to the place of interment. During his of 69 in the residence years long deceased colony the gentleman amassed a considerable what is still fortune, and, obtained the of better, respect and esteem his

fellow-men.

ments

were

:

The

D. J. Chipper,

and

were

high standard

man's

to

up of

attention

respectful

funeral

to

.

.

.

arrange

conducted

admirably

Mr.

by

that

gentleand

completeness detail.

old Mr. Another and respected colonist, Francis has fol Charles Tondut, quickly lowed in the taken long journey by his old the late Mr. R. Gallop. Mr. Tondut friend, arrived boat

in

W.A. in

Harmang

1836

leaves

some

issue and

The

funeral

Anrl

Ditmininfflnnact

Caioline Ferdi-

sons,

Jane.

daughter, carried years

many from

largely

was

two

nf

on

business

which and up

f.tio

and

ago)

years Miss

one

years ago Suburban

at'

whaling

French (62

married

and

retired resided

the

by

later

John, The deceased for large vineyard,

done

the

also

.

a

'

to his death South Perth. road, attended by friends orort

.

he

and

man,

spoke all

amongst

volumes

for

i

»1

classes.

rlr?

(vonflo.

popularity

Rev. The the service

conducted

O'Riordan

his

Father for

the

dead and Frenchman was the grand old laid to rest in the Catholic of the portion Perth The funeral cemetery. arrange ments Mr.

were

D.

J.

in the Chipper.

competent

hands

of

talents.

order,

were

.

wreaths.,

full passed' away, one of general regret, our oldest and best in respected' colonists, of Mr. the person Richard Gallop, sen.,i.. the ;of the celebrated pwner Gallop vine The deceased leaves a of yards. family two four sons and 23 grand daughters, and seven children, grand-children. great deceased The remains of the gentleman

Tuesday

of years

is Quigley achieved,

of the audience

Hughes

the-;

Son, and Fremantle,

—

Hastier.

nand

Speaker, Cabinet, and Opposition, in full accordance themselves with the momentous to be decided, question Should bad and if boys be birched so, When ?" In this the elocution ofthe boys and their evident was appreciat excellent, had to ion of the various speeches they deliver unmistakeable gave proof of careful On

in

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beautiful Mr. and wreath; Mrs. Leeder, Miss Lee Steere, Mrs. -Roberts, Mrs. White,: Mrs. and T. Donegan and Miss Wood, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. family, Demasson, Misses B. Mrs. and F. Piesse, Mrs. Kingston, and Miss M. Misses and Garnett; :N;,JE.' Miss Lahiff, Mrs. and Miss M." Wroth, Misses McGowan, A. and J. Hassell, Mr. and Mrs. McMahon, Miss and Miss Gibbs,. Miss. McKnight,

years and Jackson,

including acquitted

and

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pcuuiuioi

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'

Monday

companions

friends who many Messrs. Throssell, John and Cleary,

crosses

three

and Lee Pearce, Sweetnam brought down the same the house, and with performers the addition of Master also distin Warner, themselves in Irish an guished dancing The of the how chief event jig. evening, the solemn and important Parliawas ever, liioiital

Ann.

The

"

Shamrock

with green ribbons, cut-away brass in a manner buttons, that enthusiastic The applause.

character

sical

the

both of harmony aud express recitation was "Boy's Rights." and spirit with intelligence by Master Balfe's was Killarney sweetly

given

coat

of

O'Connor,

Wolseley, Rule

Home

by

were

aid

programme out. Part Braham's

carried "Westralia,"

Glover's and The

Well,"

at

in

School, Notwith the hall

success,

unfavourable

standing

given

Tuesday evening by the pupils

on

O'Shea, CReordan, Martelli, Rev. Brothers. Nunan, Bodkin, other and and several

National

last

.

The the

be de

on a and Ireland basis, strong become one of the gems brightest in the British Crown. This would secure for Great who able to do men are Britain, their fair share of fighting, do as they now in their in the commanding positions

and

last

Fathers

Empire

army

:been

,

Rev.

;

a

had died

tiger,

ENTERTAINMENT.

sympathis

freest constitutions in advance of New

—

We Nations

by

the

ST.

in

we

celebration,

revolution.

of the

some

and

tery,

;

this

her

to

especially of the

UUVHU

would All

in

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man

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a

—

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in

Such Adelaide hospital. led to this man's exhibitions as that which It are of occurrence. death, regular should seems that the law strange permit or the public en of their continuance, courage it.

subject to laws which were passed we Sydneyj kicked a jolly until up row, we got Home Rule for Victoria. If Home Rule was good than for less it 50,000 people in Victoria, must be doubly good for the 4,000,000 of constitute the which people Irish nation. For is Ireland a subdued if you nation, but an un conquered nation still. will, What has been attempted by revolutionary in '98 in the movements with open field in with the the sword in '65 pike '48, with the rifle was done with practically the at the in a modified ballot-box pencil in and the peaceful constitutional degree in the revolution Land League days, and the same success could be achieved to-day if our leaders were reunited. Many of the of Irish freedom not martyrs were rebels branded as while only living, but motives their were miscon strued and their characters as when dead. command Emmet's persed reference to his in is still held epitaph In of sacred. the eyes the the world, successful is revolutionist the patriot, and the rebel. the unsuccessful one Washing ton was a patriot, and Wolfe Tone a rebel. itself,

In commemorating Australia, be may

The

possession.

dismissed.

was

unfortunate

week

—

Sacred

at

An mauled

1mAum

'

unlawful

Cabbage Garden,"

;

The Concet

show

are

—

in

turned other up Police Court, where, in Sailor he was Jack," "

one

declares Esperance contemporary have the Ministry politically garroted and the massacred residents commercially at its is port. Here, indeed, double-dyed not to be surpassed. criminality, easily from Mr E. T. A report Hancock that is infected the East Kimberley district by has been in Perth with tick-fever, received dissatisfaction. considerable

even

action,

the

that

footprints here to-night, thousands of

we

men

Mary

at

place

of Children Mary, to whom, she and was a bright edifying example. The and numerous letters re telegrams the ceived bereaved testified to by parents the high esteem in which the deceased was held. The which took funeral, on place a very large and Wednesday, was repre sentative The Rev. one. Father Brereton, of Perth, officiated and gave a very touching at the address The following are grave.

dis

Ou11

response.

and

Perth

with with

charged case, however,

have come Ireland— risked

exile, their

the

company

—

:

men

years all for

"

like

men

in

at

"

Joe

Moondyne

day

and their revered, names are cherished and their by Irishmen This descendants in; Australia. principle of Irish was in 1798, nationality proclaimed and it still the Irish governs National movement of to-day. The proposal is that those who have to obey the laws should have some share in framing them. When which I came that small part of Australia

pro-

returned

men

-

I.

Sodality

find.

"

the Irish heart in which in those who took part

be of

the

wanted

Rev.

the. held

During

on

Catholic com to give them undertaking.

arduous

at

historic

death.

of religion

cause

the

which distinguished,

are

assistance

zeal for

the

for are negotiating Japanese capitalists extensive tract the of an on purchase Northern with a Victoria River, Territory, of .their view to forming there a settlement oountrymen.

the Freeman's Journal) speech of Mr. Joseph of the Melbourne '98 Commemoration

of the

summary

Cold must the memories

com-

now

ceeding,

The diately. the and charity and

this

for building

the

mencing

the

and

13dwts. who out were kangarooing Their dog it was that made

Paynton.

near

ADDRESS.

Thefollowing(says is

how

Convent

Mt. Magnet reports nugget weighing 7oz.

a

her.

surrounded memby the sorrowing bers of her family to whom she calmly said her last She retained consciousgood-bye. had to and the happiness of ness the last all the last sacraments of the receiving The deceased lived for some Holy Church. in Fremantle where her amiable years and charitable her endeared to all disposition who had of her the pleasure acquaintance

waste

from of

to

Miss

night

and

.

Most

between

of

breathed

O'Leary

the

a

the canopy Father by the Very Rev. Bourke, V.G., assisted by the Rev. Fathers and and Brereton O'Riordan, preceded by and a cross-bearer acolytes bearing tapers and incense. The offering ceremonies, which with were conducted great solemnity, were of the concluded by Benediction The Blessed Sacrament. and high altar had been adorned brilliantly sanctuary for the,, devotion of by the Sisters Mercy. Adoration was maintained constantly by the Children of Mary, and the church was visited of members the numerously by general congregation.

nearest the death to which took

oner away the hearts

in

.

The

Clarence

in feared Hindoos

is

quantities

by some

'98.

the

of

and

Macleay

trouble

Thompson.

—

tifully way.

endless

A wire

MR.

;

Broomehill.

the

enormous

covery

of the Chil the Society of Mary took little beau part girls, in the flowers dressed, scattering

dren

of

7 a.m.

on

procession place

Sisters

and

Williams

Hammersley,

of fish, in the shape are not that caught is be morti coast to added to the our upon of householders in this fications colony. of in the and There is plenty fish sea, crowds of people to eat it on shore. anxious is the insoluble How to bring them together The report is that of Mr. Lindsay problem.

next,

Cathedral at 7, 9, and 10 a.m. respectively, At St. Brigid's the be 7 and 9. hours will At the Church of the Sacred Heart, Highthe celebration will take gate Hill; place at

the commenced Forty Hours in the Cathedral on Feast Friday morning, of the Sacred Heart of

Con

& Paul,

be

NEWS. The

op

Peter

been

ap for the Peace A. E. .Piesse,

the Messrs.

passed

live every and dearest

her parents' home, Newcastle, on above date. her and During long which painful illness, for sixteen lasted with. months, borne and resignation, Christian patience Miaq ever of self O'Leary was forgetful and of those about mindful The her. deceased, had contracted a lung which affection th©; best advice medical obtainable could not relieve. the Notwithstanding devoted, and watchful care bestowed on her by mother, and father, Miss.. sisters,

men.

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District

will

the

Mr. Mr. who week defeated Loton, last succeeds Mr. Wxttenoomin the McKiernan, Council. Legislative Several arrivals of coloured labour have from the Eastern been reported recently

St.

convent

Brigid's schools in the

;

;

Justices

Williams L.

:

gentlemen

following

pointed

Katanning

H. has

j

of allude

have

there

13,

memory

O'Leary,

names

workers

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AND

ODDS

June

those

.

one

On whose

ceremony bazaar

third

ANN

MARY

.

in

the

is

MISS O'LEARY.

.

O'Gorman

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the

OF

DEATH

.

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—

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August

Father

opening

This

in order, world.

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she

House

the projected the high road to that Sir John

on

the

perform

contented,

t

-

—

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liamentary the Italian An Premiership. where a curred on Tuesday at Blackwall, in warship was being launched, presence of the Duke and Duchess of York, by which several people were drowned.

will

for satis

a

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a

of dissatisfied subjects her be putting own would and she could then defy

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is

millions

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no

to

be

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Catholic well in

papers

not

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cases

are

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where

they

mischief they meaning the and the need of counterplain,

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acting not proposed

that

deal

with

Catholic

affairs

either represent port that standpoint them a colouring

of

comment

or

such

matters

from

when

they

by

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;

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not

is

example

for years

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derided

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to his

which,

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maae

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source

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in

gain

its

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he

can

be As

are

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tKe

sinister false,

will

it notable

ends,

and

that

in

the

so

prove we more, were from a smart quotation in which can writer, Once

that

certain

has

all

probability instance.

present given recently Ameri taking it was represented

obtained

personages divorces from

But

instructed

the

a

in

week

to

There

had

the Catholic

ment

to

thing

to

or repel correct.

expose, But

that

the

Church

should

veiled

by the

even

that

slightest Catholic

furnished

with

necessary

him,

to

of

is

not

but

understand, that point he

may most

can

is

should

the not

un

appear mist. It

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enable

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importance

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upholding

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that

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excellent

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must

acknowledge

which

advertisers and men

treated it. of business

Non-Catholic made no

tlie giving In return,

paper in

W

afford. is

paper can

fully

See

never

ance.

Their that rely. makes

It

was

not

own

only But, ip

their

firms, hesitation

for

about

advertisements. to

be

liberally relations

commercial

by

who numbered one fourth of the If the W. A. Record obtained population. from the of the the Catholics full colony it deserved from it would them, support be enlarged and Cor easily improved. and contributions of various respondence, kinds

could

made

a

be

added

r-

alt

Australia

make

A.

Record,

would

the

interests to

to

It

it.

of

Catholics

Church, He appealed W.

to

worthy

paper whose

their

be

old advocated.

grand

West

ovei

the newspaper, of the Catholic

worthy

Church.

a

for

vain

special

a

senseless that nothing or

all

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r Vigor

m iat j to?

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soft

in i

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hair

naking

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sa

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precisely

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O'Donohue, meeting then

be

held

The

A debate

will

night,

the

subject

of

members

of

COMFORT

THE

FOR

next

on

"The being, the Legislative

OLD

FOLKS.

of

time

we

could, 1814.

could in

Suppose the

wheels be reversed, and

denly

go back wouldn't

stant,

to the

year

sud in

an

Why,

man,

You recognise England. wouldn't know how to speak, what to do, how to understand the things around or you. You would be as completely lost as though, and were whisked away you dropped on the You wouldfind no railways planet Jupiter. in no no England, telegraphs, running water in the City and few houses, mighty of the houses themselves that are standing you

Between

now. is

great

as

and

the

cl< sanses

scalp

and thus

ldruff

moves causes

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baldness,

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from

it

tl

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in

the

scalp

and

"

rlrvn.R

I sent

ivmeh

prcvcits

sed

to

Jan.

do

on

grow any

Vigor

will

bald

heads,

provided

only there

the

bulbs.

in

remaining

life

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Hair

restores

color

to

hair

gray

or

make

hair is

It

white hair.

moment, as will a hair time but in a short the gray color of dye; and the darker color age gradually disappears of youth takes its place. does

not

do this

surely

in

a

Holy

PREPARED

Dr.

J.

C.

Atib

&

Co.,

Lowell,

this

—

—

o

(Signed

so.

Lane,

—

Mrs.

Mrs.

Ann

Linton,

near

1894."

16,

think

Woollett's

letter

will

do

here. printed Now, there a old in this are great many people of them some older than perhaps country, need a and she. And they gentle 'good like medicine Mother Old Seigel's Syrup. life is when a age is a time apt to seem if there is heavy thing to bear, particularly less pain illness. And this is sure more or to be the case. The stomach gives out. Old as once digest did. people can't they ferments in the Their food sours and makes all those bad and stomach, feelings that Mrs. herself had. And Woollett when eat and their of they cannot digest food, and feeble, and have course they get weak sit in to lie in bed or the corner, unable to about for take the air and go necessary Then exercise. they get to thinking they in

so

the

with troubled plaint peculiarly from

and grow downhearted Besides, they are likely which is a rheumatism, to old

common

for

curing

and

of old

people,

there

good

so

ter.

For

tism,

and

forts

of

them and harsh medicines thoroughly; before

worse

her

and

it

is

just

it

them

who

friends

can't

go back In spite

to It bet

rheuma

and

discom

right.discovered

elderly

all

doesn't

it

makes

pains,

the

do.

dyspepsia,

Seigel,

ail

Syrup

Seigel's. tear them

and

indigestion, all the aches, age,

com

people,

the mitigating is in nothing

Mother

as

sicken

them

and to be

bad digestion.

a

doesn't

what

it

find

you

way,

Mother Ayer's

do you Wheeler's

have

Woollett, Maidstone,

make

MWcss.

cores

hfiai'lnw

On

me.

and and

pieces as some gently operates

and

for

—

from Mr. F. Darnell's, got a bottle in Linton, and grocer draper, began to I to that in take it. am a glad say very short time I felt better. The much bad I have of went and symptoms spoken away, I and as I soon was as strong had hearty been before came the trouble on me. of age, and can "I am 80 years do almost kind and with of work comfort. any easily it to Mother and I owe Seigel's Syrup, by dose when I feel an occasional taking ailing it lias kept me in (food health J or ten i/ears. the 1 recommend Syrup to all my friends, and if in the by printing my letter papers think those other persons you especially who are advanced in life to hear may come of the Syrup and use it, I shall be very plea

It

out.

coming

difference 1600. Yes

a

Now, cir-

the

and

the

ments world

better

1894

1814

in 1814 writes lady who was born She says: In the letter. following of 1884 I commenced to feel busy part sick and ailing. was My appetite bad, and after meals I had an in the aching pain throat uncomfortable and a most in feeling mouth the stomach. tasted badly, and My fluid. I was sickening spat up a sour, much with it up fre troubled wind, belching It about all I could do to was quently. get around here in the house. and there I "A that knew of a woman told me that she said had done her a medicine great of good; she called it Mother deal Seigel's Curative She said it would no Syrup. in

comes

a

and

greater.

Yet

great

kes

culation

atbpa the hair

1814

between

as

low-spirited.

knew

it,

needed

nobody

better.

Well,

we

don't

want

and

grumblers, In

to.

1814

we

are

to of

all,

off

where

better-

never

heard

body

knows

it

and great entury.

and

we

growlers we

'

Mother Seigel's exist. of ; it didn't

are.

1814, the

in

good things

of

But

was

is

one

every of the

this

end

of the

It

1894.

Syrup

BY

utter late

T.

Assembly.

are

intended,

e

tfromdai

glands

to become

they

the

meeting payment

good and

by

news

which the word,

terminated.

We

interests

on

:

A

medium

deserved

they

with

Tha

AQQA

their

become

can

will

Kennedy arrangements

takes

Dwyer, P. J. Doheny, P. T. Keon, A. Lyhane.

the

of

Af

under

in some involved particular point. where is education is It so, for example, do for for it will not Catholics concerned, that to permit it to be supposed they con treated in this sider themselves justly time a arises matter. If at any necessity to claim to for Catholics or defend some what are social or special right, political if of action not 'their means they are pro ? It may vided with their own be paper under such taken for granted that, circum obtain from the secular stances, they shall all Press of If, parties opposition only. more isolated organ just or indeed, some them than the others its generous gives considerations it still has that support, the aid it must restrict necessarily

office

Mr.

"

that

sure

with

liberality

—

happens

sometimes

the

—

also

was

was

of

a Catholic It paper. constantly reading will his or refresh memory continually information. hiui with current supply stand Catholics too, generally Although, with an non-Catholics on equal footing social where or are-con political questions cerned, .:and it is no part of the duty of- a to Catholic a separate pursue newspaper kind where of this end in matters indeed, the are concerned Catholic paper politics of party it must free as a rule keep itself

that

of the Hebrew Society, secretary debate of the holding competitive 30th June. place Thursday, and instruc During the evening, a lively tive debate the was held, subject being, Does the influence of the Press tend .to the Mr. W. advancement of Morality," for the and Dwyer leading affirmative, Mr. P. J. Doheny for the After negative. the debate the following gentlemen were elected to the C.Y.M. represent Society the W. Hebrew Messrs. against Society

they would a hearty and give the paper support, would leave stone unturned in no the At the promotion of its interests. present time the funds but this were would low, be remedied if the Catholic soon people the matter The Catholics gave thought. would never and see the organ mouthpiece if of their Church in a straitened position race.

be

be

for

Wednesday. having made final

—

information

come

election

the

which

In his the rev. concluding sermon, that referred to the" efforts the preacher W. A. Record in the had made cause of education efforts that Catholic had met with the of the secular violent opposition He to the papers. members of appealed the one and to congregation, all, give their the to Catholic and support only Irish The paper they had in the colony. a small was matter, but subscription the of the was power paper great in interests of the advancing religion,

himself only to to explain readily

of the above weekly meeting held on Wednesday evening The the president occupied chair, and there was a good attendance of mem bers. of Mr. The J. Kelly, as resignation editor of the was received with. Magazine,

for

—

or

grave

was

with

may display or prejudice evil for a Catholic, an if, by its exclusive he sees mat Catholic reading, ters if he sees them at all, and has not his attention from diverted them completely from a non-Catholic It is standpoint. such under impossible, for circumstances, him to avoid in and becoming careless A Catholic should be different. newspaper received in every The Catholic household. should read it to young them fortify the misrepresentions of everything against which Catholic must en they necessarily counter at turn take outside every they their older homes. Those who are should read it to their to refresh or memories, information current acquire concerning Catholic events. All should read it to realise the and of the union greatness Catholic and to sustain their world, interest in all that takes Both place there. to old and the Catholic can paper young fail not to present something to instruct, to encourage, and to edify.

misstate

always

to any This

no

is

there it

importance constantly clearly others notice.

are

usual

reported

it

although anti-Catholic

x-epeat,

particular is still bigotry,

The

society last.

and an regret, be held next

it is But The secular

journalist. for evil.

a,

weeks

few

there be although may ill-intended and wilfully

which,

virulent

be power

no

Catholics

was

week.

I

press,

dealt

the because impossible divorce. The nonpermit the Catholic, by whom perhaps, also, would be uninstructed Catholic misled, would made in that exceptions were reply, of the The Catholic case rich or great. to cited authority newspaper, however, show in the jcase there that, mentioned, had and therefore there been no marriage, could be no divorce. it on And, thus, goes from

would

great

advertisement.

emanated

to instance, calum wilfully

in

he a

Record

out

and

illustrious

or

meantime,

by pointing

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