The Record Newspaper 02 July 1898

OUR

M.

STORY. i

Arcade MAD

RE

MARIA'S

(The Oldest

Register.) .

( Cncluded

Magherita

).

waiting

was

,

Barrack

Buildings,

HOPE.

(From the Catholic

AND

FOUCHARP Firm

R.C.

of

Jewellers

and

;

in W.A.),

to their Desire to draw attention and to assure old friends Change of Address, and orders customers that the same careful attention to all entrusted them will be still All articles of maintained. manufactured on the premises will bear the Jewellery -guaranteed standard stamp— 15, 18, etc., carat. A Magnificent Stock of WATCHES and makers CLOCKS by the most celebrated in great now on hand. Beautiful Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, variety. etc.,

crucifix.

him

for

when

he reached his studio. Where is Madre Maria ?" she cried when she saw Luigi. " She is still at church," he said, the spirit of the church in lingering his voice as he held out his hands to

REPAIRS

&

PROMPTLY

SATISFACTORILY

ATTENDED

TO.

"Is

Nino's

being

shepherd, do not the lambs

"

I

"

Jarrah

her.

He stood looking at her, and she returned his him gaze, regarding with her blue .softly eyes eyes which did not know the world, and dazzle. yet eyes which it would never "I love he you, Margherita," and murmured, bending touching her brow with his lips. " she said, just brushing his Yes," curls with her fingers. " The statue is finished. nearly It is wrought from memory. Memory is beautiful sometimes so that one fears it better." to, make He drew the sheet away. Mar as her hands at a gherita clasped vision. The studio darkened was ; in the seemed to stand a angel The between the worlds. twilight on head hung low the breast, giving to the ethereal a beautiful dreaminess face. The strong light wings swept down, as if a breeze were brushing and the hands them, in flight, of the touched the shoulders child was in its shadow. It not a playing chisel. It bare theme under Luigi's was the between angel fluttering time and eternity. was himself and thrilled, Luigi as he waited yet he stood trembling rose for her to She and speak. wound her arms around the angel's and laid her cheek throat, against saw of the stone. that out Luigi the fire of his heart he had made the even marble as she was breathe,

new "

me

He —

you ?

make You are

AngeloJ" Perhaps Angelo's shade was as I worked, Oh, that old

had more he had

a

it

and

PROPRIETORS Telephone

467.

W.

A.

OF

109

—

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SAWMILLS,

BROOK.

ALL'S

CHARLES).

J.

Perth.

MONSTER

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LIST

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Bank

Reference, C.

WILLIAMS,

of New

High

South

Wales.

Fremantle,

Street,

Agent.

.

Giovannino, donkey, to about since ride the babies on, he gave my mother when we the one one little? The is were present wiser .alone

he goes for ancestors, the convent linens, carry must know he meets you the mountain-path to tempt

than to

though many

on

him

from

his

the

way

of honour."

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My

mother

beautiful

this

was

!

&

HUGHES J.

T. HTJGHES

of

(late

DOHENY,

Foy and Gibson). P.

J.

PREMIER

CASH

GROCERS WINE

BLENDERS,

TEA

AND

a Licence, we are Having obtained Wines of Ales and Stout, of SUPERIOR of not the best houses, in quantities less

waited

for

on

SPIRIT

receive

Luigi's " The isn't

PERTH.

EAST, 307.

Telephone

Like

flashed

eyes

Queen

gloriously.

other

like

a

woman,

women,

?"

Margherita the girl

saint,"

is

like

a

Queen,

murmured.

"

like

Madre

was so all Maddalena happy she ran with the chain around the cloister, over her black and the veil, flung cross on the blue serge, pearl shining after her. and the convent dog barking Were we We called her worldly. ? Madre Madda not brave, Luigi sweet It was a lena worldly day, we of had a feast and in the evening !" strawberries came a after their There pause blue paled in sweet The laughter. A flight the of doves stormed sky. crumbs. the windows for the evening in one moment Ave Maria sounded from all the bells in Rome.

daily.

attention.

every

she, "

a

ADDRESS—

ST.

!

"

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clients

Adelaide.)

MERCHANTS.

orders.

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of

(late

IMPORTERS,

now

NOTE

314

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and

!

Free

[?]

for

Sight-Testing Spectacles.

&

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KNAPP,

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

AND

OPTICIANS

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herita

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BOHEMIAN

AND

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in

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&

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GENERAL

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our

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Windmills. Telephone 358.

mia

to

be married

at

home,

in

Marg

?"

As he spoke Madre Maria stood in the door. was Good It Friday. Together and and Madre Maria Margherita

270.

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

FLOWER

started. Luigi " Would you like church the village

STREET.

Telephone

CHINA,

&

MURRAY

236

GLASS

Perth.

Arcade,

8 Royal

—

always

?"

of gold. of her conscious She was faintly own charm. In the school the girls to to her, but she tried all turned Alas for the conceal her sovereignty. would veils which human tenderness for draw! A violet may be sorry own beautiful and may its blooming, but the dew hide in the deep grass, falls in its-little the sun heart, lights and the violet is up the dew-drop, as smiled he watch betrayed Luigi ed her. at the wonderful "Is there nothing ?" convent now, Margherita " there yester Yes, the Queen was I her a had sent day in her coach. handkerchief for her festa, and lace some me red roses and she brought to let me asked Madre Maddalena go I on an errand of mercy with her. It took my roses to the old woman. was a sacrifice, Luigi— I loved them to a so. Last package came night me from the Queen's jeweller. Fancy trembled to open it. mio I Luigi a velvet box was In the purple pearl on a chain cross of gold, and in her own the words: handwriting Majesty's ' in To my little Margherita, pearl, of a bouquet of red roses.' memory

Port

—

a

are

of

tired

place

your know.

still standing by the on its her hands resting breeze wings. swept the hair her over brow, and her young eyes looked out at Luigi through a cobweb

"

have

in

with A

angel,

Perth.

Streets,

Barrack-st.,

Country

Margherita, It a fame. is little votive-offering which I make not that the world at the beautiful art of may tremble but that look the children it, may as I up and smile as they pass, even smile because God has me a given he G ardian raised her Angel hands to his lips. the Then he struck face angel's one or and the two blows, exquisite of a smile passed over the lips. spirit " how is old Tell me, Luigi, ? Madre Mario Did not Maria tell of him ?" you "Yes, he is well, and Giovannino must that Mario is it not strange

CO.,

brother

little

!

with

chisel than a sculptor's heart. seraph's But, is not for angel my

King

TATTERS

the

man

&

says year." She

Merchants,

STEAM

(C/o

Families

so

Timber

Wellington

—

now., breathing " how could Luigi, divine human and so

M'DOWELL

JOSEPH

her

still

Pellegini

" Yes and Padre Filippo's grave on sod laid has just had a new it, has lilies mother and my planted there." and passion-flowers the two young A shade passed over looked and they faces, up at the

Perth,

Street,

Watchmakers

" Has Madre rheumatism ?"

CO.

I

I

went to St. Peter's. Luigi over the The day flung its shadow as in two women, they stood waiting cast the throng. Maria's eyes were on her down and the lashes trembled cheeks. Her' gnarled hand clasped a There was her wooden rosary. That her lips for the world. prayer on In the was for her. its only existence herself to midst of it she abandoned

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dear particularly orphans, of heart the good pastor. a fre There was college flourishing and natives, quented by Europeans above the in splendour and',; towering of all other denominations, buildings there was a Cathe grand Catholic. dral. Dr. through Murphy went the terrible time of the Indian mutiny.. Said Lord Gormanston, speaking at the Hobart banquet in the" Arch in honour bishop's. 1896 There few of us--Tys.3xbrisem arhijbut

.

.

—who usual

in

light.

They

Madre

the:

moon

in the

Maria

crowd, and they paused by to wait. columns

of the

one

;

peared. .before said he k'nevv:

hothihg

or

little

age

i

;

1

Margherita spoke at last. " don Padre little Filippo's Luigo, to take you far and key is waiting wide across the mountains on missions none to take his of love. There is I know now it place but you, Luigi —

—

chosen."

are

you

"Yes,

break

will

I

Bread

the

of

Padre

Life to She

Filippo's people." his hand with .sweet reverence to her asdf his words lips,He looked it. had already consecrated

,,and '

0

'

v-

-

-y

''

eyes; I ?" she murmured the for world. God

"

I

And

sing

has

Diamond

will

;

'

song." They found

Madre M aria sitting on the moonlight. She had but she was not afraid. way, church she had confessed to that she had sinned heart in

steps in

lost her In the her Own her

blind

priest

of-

yearning Now God. to

on

her

to

Margherita. Madre Maria,"

"

wan

that

at

just the

lips

going

back

to

At

last

breeze

door

his

and

.

j

the lambs."

;

swept they is

shepherd '

'

"Tears

realised.

hand. Margherita's !" cried, Luigi kneeling

on

mother's

..'the

now

is

News.

-,,

:

:

A Rev.

Successful Mission. —The .Fathers Colgan and .Lynch, a'succeissful conducted S.J., recently Mission of a fortnight's duration on the Lower Clarence River. Among a

numDer

as

a

01

result

to

a

son

of

Madras. the labours

Bishop their

a_,atnoiicity was H. C, of the Anglican At, the close of

Mission

M.D.,

Caldwell, .

converts

of the

rev. dis gentlemen the Rev. Fr. to persed; Colgan. where he is spending a few Lismore, to his departure for Rockdays prior and the Rev. Father hampton (Q.),

to

Lynch

—

Sydney. of The Archbishop Melbourne in The Europe. Very Rev.. Dean McKenna Ad m.j has received V.G., a the Arch letter from his Grace of bishop Melbourne, who, at the time of writing in (13th May) was the Eternal City. Accompanied by the

Right

rector

bishop had

a

Rev.

Monsignor

Irish the

College,

of the and

private

They

ness.

and strength It the Pope. all Australian terested

the

the

Bishop of Ballarat audience with his Holi were astonished at the undiminished of vigour remarkable

was

of ness

in

how

in subjects especially Pope, priests, bishops, civil

institutions, the Government, education, condition of the people, the

:

religious

material progress

His Holi everything. a very speciaPinterest displayed the question of education. The

religion

Archbishop where his somewhat

—

at

present

Grace

proposes

is

lengthened

in

Ireland,

making

sojourn.

—

the Cardinal Moran on Duty Cardinal Statesmen. Moran, at St. Peter's Church, speaking of

Bel-<-

a;t>

Murphy as

a,

was

of peace

presage rVrt

MMAItn

pioaagc

regarded

>

w

V

ijil/ii

1

/U

M

1

r

his

by and

,

a

blessing,

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a

was

Ryan, Freeman

books.

sole

%

gctfcci.

The

to-

pf

from

a

when

thiffgs friend'

'

My former vigor, began to return. system! above enumerated symptoins gradually and; the felt that .whole .man disappearedy anew lease -of life. ;he,was.in possession;of restored health More evidence of palpable Pould not better He seen than the fact of the former to return' of my1 healthy appetite, which I had been for along- time a stronger. Thanks. to thp power of Bile! Beans, .1 can. take and a now. breakfast, enjoy hearty former lunch and My glow of dinner., and of have health' 'spirits again lightness In one man." returned. word, Tarn a new A fine came three-year-old boy bouncing into the little room. cried the Papa,'' Asked Bile Beans. ". me some chap, give ;

"

"

,

"

how

his

cine, had

Mr. not

such

an

fond

of the

medi

said that th'ei well, and, .finding'

little the

fellow

infant

was

son

so

Salter been

excelent

administer

half,

restorative,, to a one

BOLDER, of

((Meihber'

Turf

Tattersalls.)

Gommission

.

Agent.

;

;

Corner

;

a then on visit to being Ireland), took place on the nth of' Ooctobier, in the 1846, in Kinsale, County of where the Cork, newly-appointed Vicar- Apostbiic's brother was then that On parish priest. day the Rev. Dr. John Murphy, Right assisted Bishop of Cork, by the and Kerry, im Bishops of Limerick on with solemn rite Dr. posed hands Daniel When Dr. Murphy Murphy. was arrived in India there only one on of those shores chapel solitary the Bay of Bengal in communion with the Holy See. There was not even a Catholic not school, single one Catholic At the congregation. of his there were close in mission, Hyderabad 25 chapels, each with its were there large congregation, schools scattered through the various a there was districts, well-organised

Barrack

V-R.C.

Grand and

Caulfi'eld

and and

DOUBLE N.B

qnd Murray-streets.

BOOKS

(

OPKK

-he

the

National

Hurdle

Cups. OUT.

Lounge

Upstairs.

Artists

First-class

the

Engaged Tonsorial Department. m

rjl

remarks

c

and

WHOLESALE

COMPANY, RETAIL

CHEMISTS

of Mr.

was

a

matter

may verba.

P.

G-.

case

strong

be

put

ever

there

the one; nut shell

If

whole

Salter.

this in

is a

Import PERTH

and

Telephone Perth—

258.

Druggists, PRE

MANTLE.

good

a

Beans

FremaHtle

—

box.

P.

sale

agents

Be

Numbers: 632.

facta

that to remember thing forundoubted specific De Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Liver Female Ailments, bility, Trouble, etc. be Piles, Costiveness, They may 3d. per obtained at all chemists. Is. Price, is

Bile

AUSTRALIAN

APOTHECARIES

'soundest and remarkable

of the

emphatic testimony

It

WEST

the

Hetheto his erst

child.

pride, cheeks of

of Bile Beans for. and old. young, Mrs. Baiter into the draw Subsequently from to a question and, in answer ing-room, that had. the reporter, declared she experi enced benefits from a few untold taking Bile her .liusband, Beans, she, like: having been a sufferer. from this complaint. After of the value of so. gratifying a test box this Mi. Salter sent a to his medicine, Mr. Charles the well-known Salter, brother, carrier and forwarding agent of Bendigo,. and a prominent member; of the BendigoFootball This Club. gentleman has written in a letter to his brother in Melbourne, find which he cannot words sufficiently Bile Beans to enouh to recommend strong all who are, as he himself a suf once was, ferer etc. from biliousness, indigestion, the He is to substantiate fully prepared

non

HE

glowing boy as

beans

ventured

,

;

Steeple, Melbourne STRAIGHT

Sporting

Three

pardonable

delicate

most virtue

'

,

with pointed, bright eyes and while'

OEORGE

the

the

to

:

I

about

the

of.'

:

the

opposite

—

address,

throat

'

state

.-.

The .Apothecaries Perth. Sandover's,

liAno

uuo

cure for discovered:newly Atfirst I was a Beans.. Nevertheless, following, the I determined to. mPttb, 'ti-y again, valu'e to a test. a box, and put their procure Well, sir, my most: sanguine anticipations than The fact is haye been more realised.; or two I. experienced doses, that, after;one in my a thbrough change for the. better

\vct5

to more than realise. In .his destined the young 1 6th Irishman entered year Maynooth College. On June' 10, 1838-. was the student promoted to the priest for. the hood.. ...He volunteered .Indian Mission. For. twenty years ..he aind laboured zealously successfully, at He was chiefly Hyderabad. selected by 'the' Holy See as first of Hyderabad. The Vicar-Apostolic Consecration ceremony (Dr. MurpHy

ii/u

Bile biliousness, little incredulous.

r

.

v

vixvu

weariness.

the' hear

was

efficacy-

M

aiicirxixc

WOUO v&v

intense

Such happened'.

A

jliio

of

"

has 'been the new

Street, for

agent

sufferer-

effects. dreaded various doctors and.

of the disastrous' effects of one appetite, \ Indeed, I., turned from away biliousness.; meat in. with disthe. morning, .especially had to content, with a gust,..and myself of a little bare collation bread and tea."

sufficient tHelpublisKefs'Jis (guarantee The of their excellence. typographical was made of these primers reading all upon obligatory by the Council Catholic schools. Mrs. A. primary

appointed

constant

a

of

-

,ii.

friends'

Salter-

and dry, whole and'tlie parched system being gradually undermined, from loss

was

-

1

av few 'miles','fro'm' M mount,' in the County of Cork; the" very 'day on the which of the allied victory at W aterloo armies, tran restored to Europe, the birth of Dairiifel quility ,

;

Mr.

its

being-

feeling

-

.

people,

Kelly, Arch

183,

v

Grace

n

let

To —

:

little was cured, but pf any relief frem these an sources. After experienced I was wont to unsatisfactory night's .rest, rise \yith iff and a nasty taste, a the. mouth

Adelaidehast ;

all

:-.pf-,Jiine

of

,

,

the:ri-.8tb

I

luvvuviuos

|rnvouv

re just new ceived the ''first: ':.pf--the 'supply" for Catholic .books primary -Schools, which were, fixed upiori by the Plenary in Sydney. The books which Council were Most Revs. :by the; compiled-and Bishop Garr, Higgins, -Bishop from Bishop Doyle, include selections and aire generally .-Australian 'authors, of. a -high-grade standard. Messrs. of New York, Bros., being Benziger

leading denominations,; people .,6f tHeir congratulations joined in offering venerable to the Born Archbishop. on

.His

qilal.'::—

Archbishopf

'

,

...

Albert Park. streets speak in his own words I was "For years and from biliousness to Needless remark,

-

Exchanges.)

a

Jubilee'.J

i

.

our

of

His-

years.

Educati

...,

,.

(From

appointment

to Div Willson requested of the charge of the See, he passedto his few months He' Had -worked faithfully

;

.

,

-

1

the

on

in was his Hobart. The first Sacerdotal Golden in 1888, Jubilee Golden >thfe second thisl Episcopal -in Jubilee 1896, and.this year he has his hHd tHe happiness of celebrating Sacerdotal Diamphd,

.-

Catholic

.

vals'

.

Intercolonial

ftobaft,

is still memory cherished Tas throughout lovingly mania. Dr. -landed in Murphy close the of April, Hobart towards the 1866. With many good things the 32 years of accomplished during "in -TasEpiscopate DrrMurphy's -are The vArchall familiar. mania;. had three Jubilee"', has festi bishop

was completed, -HisExcellency-

Lord, Gormanstony as. ,G,overn<pr, on tHe occasion 6f thei'ArGlibisiibp'sl Golden was. the Episcopal Jubilee,, of spokesman of the Catholic laity Tasmania. MassSwas: Pontifical IJjgK. and the special sung at 1 1 o'clock,, was discourse preached by 'the Rev. Thomas of North: Syd Gartlan; S.J.', on who is at present a. visit to ney, Tasmania. Lord Gormanston pre address, of congratulation sented an to the from the Archbishop laity. were also presented Similar addresses the from and 'the- Hibernian clergy Collections towards: the Society. Cathedral Fund Building about due. stili The, .-£,800, leaving

.

ina

HreWarif.' for 23

Dr.

<

blessing.

of

.

Coadjutor-' be reiieved

jand

in

i2tfi:mst-.,--

Rev.

Dr.

.

;

the

betrothal

whispered

"

Maria

Madonna his

;a -Luigi smile .waited

girl

Most

dedicated;-

solemnly-

see

his

a

yonder

heads—

for

bless

which

dral,

:

their

"

a-

the

bent

splashed

to

moment

at-

lilies

;

the who

at

Rev.-

Bishop, Wilison,

.

,

L'

Daniel is still in the Murphy, happily celebrated enjoyment of good health, his Sacerdotal Diamond To Jubilee. mark the occasion St. Mary's Cathe

'

the

On Sunday,'

Hobart.— Hobart,

given

Celebration

Jubilee

first

mediately

Re

..haye

,

/.

"

may

Act

in Advocate), the, well-known Salter,, at is resides Fawcett.

Mr.; P. S. man," who

theatrical

brmio-Bf.

Melbl

'

exam

but inspectors, shelter thenibigots " word the little

these?ant"iquated selves behind the in Education;, fused the application.

lifted

;

application Board to

'schools'

rpf

(says the

his

cure.) has bRon

had at this a for time to Rome very applied and Rome, well aware of Coadjutor, the of "which' the merit singular of 'had Vicar-Apostolic Hyderabad him given abundant translated proof, to the;, more' %enial withput delay im climate of Tasmania. Almost

Right

her

into

me

have'theirespective ined by the Board's

The ;

.-

him..

Sixteen Auckland

—

that

by

o,ut

.,

a

notice

our

says-,

,

:

:

Refusal.. A, Churlish, in the Catholic schools districts, have made N.Z., to the Auckland Education

Worn

.there.",.

to

Advocate

publisher,

niore than': a of a, century's qdarter India's incessant toil beneath burning health comfelled jDr.sun, hisTailing Murphy in, 1865 to quit the flock which he loved so well. Just at that time,1 the in of, Divine ways See Providence, another. awaited

pensions, yet one of the members informs us Southern, .Cross ) ...tha,t the most valuable his evidence was: ' taken up :to date. old

w;ere

...

ap he 'hboUf

'P'Reiiy Commissioners,

the.

and brother's son's, wife's, A most remarkable case

Advocate.)

.

snow'

(Prom the Melbourne (Read what the Melbourne of a theatrical prominent

.

church;

like

who

"-«pi

(-i

.

the

were

Lr.

When

Adelaide;'

'

.

left

streets

in

LAST'

,

Margherita

lost

and The

.Luigi

AT

:

when

AILMENTS

CONQUERED.

—

fallen

DIGESTIVE

'-'t

his,

-

'

ASTOUNDED..

.

had

Night

—

PEOPLE

-

The lamb was meeting a newHis blood wailed in the music.

Adelaide.

has been Archbishop O'Reily paid a/ nigH compliment by a member of the now sitting: Aged Popr .Commission

death.-

'

Archbishop.of

POR

'

tifhe..

students, .and this not only His college, preventecl any attack upon but in the defence aided materially of '-the1 small- ban dful of "Europeans

TO

BEANS

'

The

MELBOURNE

'

"

:

pluck

RESTORED

BiLE

BY

are

an

'

rose

MARVELS.

BILIOSNESS

time his Grace, witH his and energy, enrolled and

that

.armed.

.politicians,.

."

rosa

terrible

PEOPLE

POUR HEALTH;

,

.

voices

ness,

of thevdark-,_ Dolo Stabat Mater ,o.ut

.

of the. silence,

O.ut

...

0 URNE

.

.

.

that

recollect,

During

,

M dREMELB

:

'

the

.

to

iV'

„.

for

asylum

elections.

,

Sunday,

-

on

Hills,

the fortficbming insteadfbf ;that

.

Surry

.

%omevhad

—

was Margherita nothing'to unless it loveliness,

Beside.her

child.

.

alluded to He-said match leaders disher white political door at themselves be the lilies agteeirig they waitmgyondefr among to secure in tremendous battalions the of St. Peter's iShoMdrhe fighting tor the blaster beliS. of Australia, the common :;.; progress; the doors. of her resources, and At lastthe,ere;within development her from of the horrors Was there a garment 'of death upon protection it some of this, of Them the human buhe ? war.:;,; Instead race/\r.as to at seemed be of the suh' i'n St. Peter's "purely darkening aiming in the matters. were almost The afrighted personal people should They and gold and purple unite and Atell ..them to, stand Scarlet aside, gloom. were should' work dimmed, the blue sky was fcr, |aiid appoin t those. whose was as be earnestly, 'devoted the multitude would tq 'suc gotten, vpn'ev. end's' human heart before H He cessfully in favour of throbbing securing the fire Australia and not of self-centred which altar betrayed. presence God. but a

sure

thing good."

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baby

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draped. white, pink,

with

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combina

and black, in millinery Sometimes the noted. black crown is composed of two the brim and upon birds, large size, a wreath of fine French rests pink roses. is followed style Again, this is of and the The crown pink roses, is black and three front spangled, a ornarhinestone large plumes and is

the

by

a

of flounce

the

half way waist.

by either the

and

apron

or

.appliques

Skirt.—

there the

moment

as

trimming.

Fashionable

affected It consists

the

the in

skirt,

tifully

charming

is

sisted

of

by festoons of

at

Just especially

an

the

at

rising up the

skirt

back, as

far

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of

or

An

-

to

pepper

dish

taste

with

garnish

;

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put

;

on

still

are

still

same

xne

we

ago.

wueu

our

as

plighted;

troth

wyuuiii

utuis

one

two ox Soup.— Cut up and tails small pieces in two fry of butter until tablespoons brown; set on a plate one onion sliced, fry same carrot of and turnip three and add put in the oxtails cloves; two salt and quarts water, boiling and boil two hours; pepper to taste, the strain out and serve vegetables, of bread. with little squares

I

I

I

I

denies

now

It

sigh

seemeth strange to me, John, married you for aye, Who hold the ring you gave me as The apple of my eye, ne'er content To see the youngsters hearts and To give their hands As we did in the good old times, the scrip and lands. Without

was

a only sees out and flow in cause whereof is beau evidence. The most

I

have

seen

knots

connected in

out

carried

the with

the

cut

Boil until water twice, hot from the

rind

into

But

end

sugar. The Virtues

And

in

store

joy

and

strife,

the one

did

our

one

another

had

we

of

place

love

we've

each now

in

health,

beauteous

through We

And As

for

wealth, dear,

part, still,

the start.

at

times have sadly changed, Since you and I were young The marriage tie is lightly held,

John,

;

And And And

Squeeze

a

many

yet you're

The

still same

Full 1

as

fifty

heart

is

wrung to me,

young

;

John,

Even the hard coughs of consump always made easy and sometimes cured by the continued use of ble lungs. tion are

beau,

my bonny when we years

the

quickens and

respiration.

and

refreshing,

it ness

contains. or

of

circulation It

owing In

troth,

plighted

ago.

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a

A

Lasting

it

the

blood

stimulating

to

the

is

a

is

Ayer's Cherry

London of

practice

Pectoral

'

sovereign it

referring

the

to

;

caffein

nervous

disinfectant

,

Grievance.

in Deputy-Governors swearing during the absence Irish Lord- Lieu of the " Constant tenant, says though the at swearing-in of Deputy- Governors the the Castle is, Turk, Jew, or but not a Papist,' Atheist, principle is never deviated from. The fact with additional stands out promin the ence because Deputy-Governors are, the for the most' part taken from Irish The Catholic judiciary. judges are the excluded, however, rigorously Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and the

It

—

is

over

tiding

emergencies As

Coffee.

B.

one

the usefulness in sick a stimulant and caloric in 100 cold weather it is generator ahead of whisky and other per cent, in the Taken liquors. morning cream or before without breakfast, of no small chamber. As

Horses,

&

CASTIEAU Harness,

Vehicles

of all

Descriptions,

CO,

Bougnt,

Colds

When the children get their feet wet and a bowl take cold give them a hot foot-bath, of hot drink, a dose of Ayer's Cherry Pecto The chances are and put them to bed. ral, they will be all right in the morning. Continue until all the Cherry Pectoral a few days, cough has disappeared. we mean the Old coughs are also cured; and Irrita weak throats coughs of bronchitis,

5

The

"

Truth of

to

come

more,

;

more

that as Protestant in Ireland. grievance

Cure

Sure

much, John,

you little

had

had

we

And

tender, changing and replenishing

strained of the oranges juice to a the sugar'. Let this heat boil and boil 20 put in the shreds minutes. Lemon be pre peel can in the served same way, allowing

bring

yoti.

narrow

kettle.

I didn't And

over

'

Lady BicyMr. Oh, has somebody "

:

shreds.

remedy.

appliques

—

(hysterically) Mr. Officer,

neatly

con

,

lovers'

"

Orange Peel.-Weigh and the oranges whole allow sugar Peel the pound for pound. oranges and

a

be said to have hardly at Dublin Castle."

can

an

Solely

Picnics,

stop

your

cough.

Beware

Ayer's

of

Cherry bottle.

worthless Pectoral Put up in

on <fcc.

imitations. is blown two sizes.

in

The name the glass OX —

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or Exchanged, Wedding Parties,

1

will this to you. Your own doctor explain He knows that wild cherry bark is the best for sooth remedy known to medical science throats and lungs. inflamed ing and healing to You may rely upon Ayer's Cherry Pectoral

each

W.

are

!

Preserved

:

Protestant is Church than the is hard founder

what

on

cendancy

a

it

all

equal

Who

Oxtail

.

youth me, John, bonny beau,

my

when,

Irish

As an

It

"

,

in

!

saint)

Couple.

years

as

'fifty

on

Pro Irish principle more entitled to legally du be Deputy-Governors of Ireland Lieutenant's absence the Lordring than Irish Catholics. Irish grievances are said to be things of the past. No

to

a

Rang out so glad and gay," the good wife And here breathed And shook her locks of gray.

hot

a

parsley.

Faithful

are

Full

i

|

so

one

After-thought.

.Officer,

and |

by

velvet.

.clist

—

the

fashionable world. surrounded apron

design true

skirt

a

applied that widening mysterious

cleverly

You You

rest.

are

Catholic,

Irish

;

of pink frequently

A

The "

;

tion

the

handle

the

Ireland

State

a

testants

;

effective.

is

Black.—

finish

the

—

among

the

more

stand

;

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braiding

and

.ment

it

and

ity, no

oh, my

;

has a It a bodice, light a short and collar, belt, of cream showing a waistcoat" spotted tur with a tied at the neck net, velvet bow cream with quoise blue

Pink

of

—

;

narrow

in front.

1

spokeand

Take Potatoes. eight cold: boiled cut into dice potatoes table-: a chop fine one/onion; put of' butter into a. pan spoon put in the onion and fry two minutes add the potatoes; stir salt constantly,

costume.

pleated shawl-shaped in the design

to

Lyonnaise

ends.

.

.

in

chiffon

movable

tires,

attached

was

high-

bars."

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woven

a

self-oiling,

ball-bearings, come to think

I

now.

yes,

fn/"1

on

green.

Costume A beautiful

.

a

inu

was

it

Chief Baron in Churches

a superior many cases Combined with lemon and no milk and is juice it sugar, in excellent malarial and a troubles, arid fever. block to chills

.

-I

geared, detachable double studs,

in

is

laxative.

—

.silk

,

for,

Why,

hollow-axle,

prettier than

young girls accordeon pleated

gown oilU

no

is

:

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for

it

sugar,

:

Lady

.

Girl.—

Gown

?"

it

;

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for

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A Notable Convert. into of the reception Church of Sir Henry the Chronicle whom Daily

it1

has

is

not

—

has

it

called

greatest

ornaments

of

Bench,"

has excited

a

The

a

is

judge

of

one our

then

away.

system of

of strong and J-his

man

»andv 'lrifelleet,havri action will, no1doubt, influence others? uppif many the sfatements withstanding

The Riots.

Not

to

the.

we" (CdtHolic cdnftlty'L Times) can the Chronicle's announcement. confirm For .years Sir., Henry, .has beeni ^con the step" .fid' fias jusFntaken, sidering lie

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religion.

the

serves

in

influence A

on

of

'

ob

;

witness

the

the

.venerable

has

demise of had a vast

the

century

f he

himself,

touching," to

..prelate,

interest

pathetic Pontiff like

,

was

I

Mr. Gladstone.-— The Pope and The in An' interview Holy Father; with ffie Right Rev. 'Dr. Patterson, ex .,of Emmaus, Bishop; wriirmly adrhiration of Mr v Glad pressed.. zeal stone," and specially., praised; his.

who,

one

personal

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cities

of Spain, customs.

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and

and

thoroughfares inner very

the simplicity of its can bear testimony

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life

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habits.

from expe than Mrs. convincingly aud her to the Jefferies family Catholic life and purity of manners of Spain. She has thrown down the like another writer, gauntlet, " in defence of that Gijon," nation whose she' and hospitality enjoys one

rience

more

appreciates. In The Disorders Italy. Several English newspapers published sensational the telegrams during recent Italian riots to the effect that the direct outcome of the they were of the Holy Father him teachings were self. Such rumours doubtless believed widely by many Protestants, who are with the unacquainted active views of the It is Pope. —

for

very pleasant that the Times,

through

its

correspondent,

has given

all

Vatican such

rumours

dementi.

It

statements

a

tells

its

are

not

Italy,

though

in

justice

of

them

emphatic

very readers

taken

that

such

seriously

in

the

in-

England is

not

to

us

|

therefore record

1

so

"

clearly

The voice of the Holy recognised. " it has always Father," been says, in defence of order, raised arid in warn the to set ings against tendency at naught, and to point out authority the

inevitable

indifference

consequences and hostility

religion.

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have

England to.be

by their

aristocrats, England alone

the misery, our couutry,

votes

acknowledged

and which landlords,

inevitable,

the

—

1U

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To

nis

in place of the late Rev. Congregation' Pere Soullier took place on the Feast of the Ascension, is a man in the full of life, but fifty-three vigour being In his present capacity years of age. as head of the Congregation, founded in the by Mgr. de Mazenod early in succession he is fourth century, from the founder. These Oblates of the Blessed seem raised Virgin up to do an work in the times in especial which we live One of the most illustrious of their was number the late Cardinal Guibert, Archbishop of who from being a shepherd boy Paris, to become a power of the lived hills, in the Church of France, and to leave a for and enter reputation sanctity After laying carved in stone. prise the foundation of the Basilica of the he Sacred Heart at Montmartre, in the charge the building of placed his brothers in the Oblates religion, of Mary Immaculate. How the Vow and the Church of the National devotion of which it is the centre have under the Oblate direction progressed the last quarter of a century during facts in numbers. testify Leaving across the Montmartre and looking from north to south and from country east to west we seenew shrines form ed and old ones revived by the zeal and under the direction ot the Oblate

B.

of general to

as

.

the insolence and. Jingoes

in

persists

of to-

-withholding,

and

spoliation,

of

of

depopulation

in

UUlb

The Superior-General of the of Mary Oblates Immaculate.— The Very Rev. Cassien Augier, whose election

away of

STATES.

;

the

President

ot

the

States

United

of

America.

COMFORT

We, the people of the parish of Islandeady the of mindful bounty of Mayo, Ireland,

in the

noble oppression American of

ties with

and

love of liberty which have and

hatred

actuated of and which unite

ever

Commonwealth,

blood

tradition

of

denly

the the

stant, you

That the

coast

of

Ireland

hundred

than population

two

at

the

more

of

are

in

ment

in

Ireland

warned by the

months

many

and

tatives

Parliament

of Ireland

the

by

to

to

come

the assistance, people's only relief they have proposed is one one-fourth of the total costs of,

ago

works

must

the

relief

to

That

3.

.£100

their

a

relief

every

duty

has

week

in

to

outdoor

been

attempt

awaken

in

Ireland

to

been

met

by insults

a

a

"

the

woman

that

that

I

she

said

knew

told

of

me

had done her

a

a.

great

.

neighbours.

famishing

Government

English of

of

and away dropped on the You would find no railways

of good; she called it Mother Seigel's She said it would Curative no Syrup. for me. On hearing this doubt do as much I sent and got a bottle from Mr. F. Daniell's, and and grocer draper, in Linton, began to take I am in it. a glad to say that very The bad short time I felt much better. and symptoms I have spoken of went away, and soon I was I had as strong as hearty

be

rate their

in man,

deal

of

boards of paid by the of the distressed the guardians districts, of whose ratepayers are great majority in themselves a condition on bordering and are to pay starvation, already obliged at

Why,

greater.

"A

by which the

year

sud an

the

medicine

starving

measure

in

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 in an the aching pain and a most throat uncomfortable in feeling and the stomach. tasted badly, My mouth I fluid. was spat up a sour, sickening with it up fre much troubled wind, belching It was do to get about all I could quently. around here and in the there house. in

represen

the

could, 1814.

You recognise England. to speak, what to do, the things around you. lost as though oompletely

whisked

in

Yet

of this of the imminence calamity of the Archbishop and Bishops Province, and have been repeat

Western edly urged in

could

we

no no telegraphs, running few City houses, and mighty of the houses that themselves are standing Between now. 1814 and 1894 the difference is as and 1600. 1814 Yes great as between

present in which

were

FOLKS.

time

England,

water,

momeut

a

to the

J upiter.

planet

of destitution, condition they are death from only preserved by starva tion by grants of Indian meal provided by the Dublin Mansion House Fund and other charitable organisations. 2. the That although English govern

in

go back

were

you

thous Western

the

on

OLD of

how ho w to understand or be as You would

facts States the following our concerning and condition, the neglect present suffering of our rulers to provide a remedy English for that created own mismisery by their government. 1.

wheels be reversed, and

wouldn't wouldn't know

us

millions of its are many citizens, to bring to the of the knowledge and of the President United Congress

and

THE

FOR

Suppose the

moved

'

—

sistent its faith

11UMJ

to the

'

Spain. An land of Santi wife of Colonel ago, Mrs. Jefferies, in to Senor Jefferies, reply Julio a shows Remmel, of Gigon, grate noble Mrs. ful, heart.has Jefferies the and travelled East the West, the Old and the New WTorld from the slopes of the Himalayas to the of the Andes and although a crests she has the conbeen ever convert, of

immiinifv

II4I.U

must accomplices consequently elsewhere." Further on sought the Holy Father says he would have wished the of Milan, Archbishop who left the city when the riots broke out,, could have been present as a conciliator of the people. His Holiness been deeply has, however, moved by the insults contained in a manifesto a mem published against was ber of the Sacred It College. not against the person of the Car who ex has dinal, always given that amples of great pastoral charity, those attacks were but aimed, the which the against principles' It is im represented. Archbishop whither such possible to understand a can lead when 'social campaign is shaken. The Pontiff authority con derived has, however, great from the evidences of devo solation the tionof which has Archbishop been the object, and in conclusion he that the Catholic of says clergy Milan will remain under the influence of their affection for their pastor.

Settlement. St. \yinefride's Well has beemsaved to .pilgrims for andtheFyeaf? Matters far 'shtisfa'ctorily have b'eeh so ad Father Beauclerk .between justed arid the Holywell Urban' Council that the tenancy of the 'Wei! has to Catholics 'for the been corifirrried next, twelve months arid all' arrange ments will' this season be carried on as in There years. preceding, is,

ardent

unfli

be

—

.

every

—

leads

UNITED

the Resolution In accordance with at de adopted the great open-air at near monstration -held Islandeady, of the Castlebar, under the auspices a national United Irish League, hris memorial to States the United of the been signed by the people It district. is expected Islandeady that a similar memorial will be signed in the other districts of Mayo, and it such memorials is rumoured that all will be presented to'the President of the United States at W ashingtonrby Mr. Michael Davitt, M.P., during his visit to America in the early autumn. a of the The is copy following memorial referred to

their

\

therefore, absolutely nothing vent from intending pilgrims the shrine.

sweep

;j

corruption to of morals perversion of religion, and we see honest citizens, instead of calming wicked individuals words, by their be taking part in disorders solely cause, in their devotion to the Church and to the Holy See, they the have pretended not to know that to Church teaches that it is wrong have anything to do with riots. It is not Catholics who provoke them, and the authors of disorder and

..

friends.

much Social

'

.

which Italy, of ideas, the the detriment

immolate

Lordship's

least and

Anarchist that would and Government ordered rule.

cnattprpd

WWWS

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dUU

at

own

to likely the Italian

and the Holy" Father The Osservatore Romano pub a letter lishes from the Holy Father to Cardinal Ferrari, of Archbishop his Holiness Milan, in which says he has been deeply moved by the serious disorders which have occurred, espe " at Milan. he They are," cially " the result of the evil continues,

'

happy -

character

all.

is

as

is

the

movements

ist

judicial interest.

lively

than

better

an-;

it

.

Government,

TO

MEMORIAL

THE

their its

>

nouncing

in

"

hostile

that,

forget

Hawkins,,

into

See,'

IMPORTANT

the

I

"I

before am

ady kind

sense

to

the suffering people, and' attacks upon the charitable alone organisation by which thousands of deaths famine have by been and hitherto averted, by renewed coercion of enabling for the the purpose landlords to their wring from starving serfs the charitable subscribed for funds their relief and the remittances of their

I

the

80

years of work

trouble

came

on

me.

of age,

and

can

do

easily

and

with

almost comfort.

I owe it to Mother and Seigel's Syrup, by I feel an occasional dose when taking ailing it has kept me in good health for ten years. I recommend the and if by printing

to letter

Syrup my

think

all in

my the

friends,, '

de

the

on

,

death,

papers.

other persons those you especially r who are advanced in life to heaimay come of the Syrup and use it, I shall be very plea sed to have you do so. Mrs. Ann (Signed,) relatives m tne united states. w oollett, Wheeler s near Dane, Linton, Jan. 16, 1894." 4. That the chronic of the Maidstone, destitution Wo do think West of Ireland is not a of the Mrs. will do Woollett's letter consequence natural of the soil or of over good and so you find it printed here. infertility Now, but a is the direct result of the there are old in population, this great many people of them of holdings, some older system of consolidation than by country, perhaps in this of in And the she.' need a and which, county Mayo alone, they gentle good famine of the early of medicine Mother Old. clearances the like part Seigel's Syrup. of is a when is to 400,000 acres fertile age time life seem a present generation, a,pt lands were bare of their if there is. whole heavy thing to bear, particularly swept and handed over to a few more or less And this is population, sure pain illness. of to score while the remn be the case. The stomach foreign graziers, gives outants of the evicted who not Old did can't as once did. population people digest they of famine had of emi Their in the perish or no means food sours and ferments were huddled and makes all those bad gration, together upon stomach, feelings that miserable of Mrs. had. And when patches Woollett herself bog and mountain which were never intended to eat and their of' by nature they camnot digest food, raise food for human subsistence. course and and have they get weak feeble, to lie in bed or sit in the unable to 5. That the corner, although Congested take and about the air for Districts go necessary Board, nominated by the Govern exercise. Then ment for the imyrovement of these districts they get to thinking they have are in the and and downhearted by a unanimous resolution declared way, grow that the to be low-spirited. Besides, they are likely only genuine remedy for these troubled with famines in the West is the com rheumatism, which is a com recurring of common to old people, and these vast plaint peculiarly pulsory purchase grazing from tracts and comes a bad their redistribution the digestion. aiiiong disinherited the Government have and people, the ail Now, for curing mitigating to to the de steadily refused ments of old people, there is nothing in the give effect mand of their own world have this so good as board, and Mother Seigel's. Syrupwinter met the agitation in Mayo for the It doesn't sicken them and tear them all to of enforcement the harsh do. It Congested Districts medicines pieces as some Board's an extra and it doesn't, remedy by quartering operates gently thoroughly; force of armed the before it makes them policemen upon starving make them worse bet and with ter. For people, an armed rheuma suppressing indigestion, dyspepsia, hand the of public right tism, and all the meeting. and discom aches, pains, forts of age, it is just 6. That under these circumstances, right. our who knew be attributed Mother discovered and misery cannot Seigel, it, poverty what her friends to any needed Providential elderly nobody design or to any fault of our better. but must be laid at the door of own, the alien rulers we can't to 1814, and we of Ireland of Well, go back who, instead of all the don't want to. In spite towards growlers contributing anything the relief and better off where of Irish we are we are now grumblers, poverty, incontestably are. In 1814 of their Mother was the admission own Seigel's Syrup proved, ,by never of it exist. But to be exacting heard didn't an over ; every Treasury experts, it in 1894. It is of the: from body knows one plus of at least .£2, 750, 000 per annum and of this end of the-, this in excessive great good things unfortunate country taxation. century. '

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inst.,

before his at the Hotel

—

was

Church

is

it

resource

j

an

that

same the giving has given namely, to take a step necessary We hope these words

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THE

(New York

Freeman's

nor that consulteth charmer, any or or fortune tellers, pythonic spirits, from the dead. that seeketh the truth the Lord abhorreth all these For he and for these abominations things,

Journal.)

their The holding spiritists of One convention in Rochester. announced that spiri the speakers a the tualism is Giving religion. of the idea God, speaker spiritist

will

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an

tne

universe and goes on

spirit

knows It

is

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well

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principles as stated,

there clearly themselves Chris calling in the habit of dabbling are

are

spiritism are many who tians in it under

that

j

is

the

impression

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it

of

mementoes

de

Costa

the

late

were

Sir

recently

in London. for sale They included no fewer than sixty letters to of" addressed Royal command," Sir a Michael; rough copy, in the of the Queen's own handwriting, the of Prince programme marriage a and Princess of Wales small bronze casket cast from the metal of was taken from the great bell which the ruins of the Royal Italian Opera; Govent Garden, in 1856; and the with a small mounted ebony baton, pre ruby and set in gold, which was musician. sented to the distinguished were addition there In autograph famous letters of vocalists, many and others, composers, including the order one from Mr. Gladstone; of the of the fifth class, Medijideh was which given him by the Sultan of Turkey, and a quantity of MS. music. ,

his

protect

it

stage and "

ended

Life,

Death,

Professor

Death of The Remenyi. The of. Edouard sudden death, Remenyi, the farhous while violinist, playing at the Orpheum Theatre, at a concert is thus .described; San Francisco,; by the A-" J ust j before.Call Remenyi the he before appeared footlights, the was at a table behind sitting

leading

cians

of both

and

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ment

of

of

his

once

wins musicial

continents,

tianity ously,

as

in

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all

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rapping,

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as

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a

fraud.

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practiced by strolling is back of all there

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written short

was

first

rently

great

my

the

Orpheum good friend,'

placed

audience

satisfaction,

his

hand '

violin. of the

with and

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always In

every the

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Carlyle.

himself

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originality

Hamerikian.

a sadness in the touching of a monument to the late Crown Prince the by his mother, of Austria. the Since Empress Crown Prince's end, says melancholy " the her Majesty Morning Post, has lived retirement. The in. Empress /some time-: ago caused a monument be erected to' in the Castle of Achilleion to the late Prince's At wish has now her it memory.

announcer

genius at patrons

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"

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words

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removed to Baden, be erected near

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words

are

from

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author

monument The marble pyramid

the vein .of throbs with1' "

his

subject

his

heart.

is

the orchestra has little the lias full work, chorus play. In the the idea sub-division, Hope," is certain by the score a presented quiet and calm made expectancy, doubly perpart, but

of

erection

musi

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to

music

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light

years

dictated, and Father,

the

opening the

major the

sympathetic heart.. in its treatment general

latter labour Prof, the whole domain of

Plato

vibration first

;

/Mjife, Death, arqi Immorality." and .'words composition; music, the hist winter in Professor by of ten The music period days.

went

Emerson.

an

key

part.

—

he

attention

progress. work is

philosophy,

the

to

anxious

written, and in

selected, Hauierilc

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manner.

liis upon the front

to

seemed and spirits,

and

be in good health conversed in a jovial rissey,"

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violin,.

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recent most of which is

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scenes.

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turriing# a

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to

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work

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masters living that ago he composed a mass the to by permission, Holy which was highly praised by any the

cast

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method

has

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Music

numerous

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high

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in which The next sub-division leaves Despair," opportunity to give full to sweep those strains which full of pity, are filled with yet chords that when sounded, cause a chill and appre hension of some dire calamity. Then follows the second with part, "Death," its fearful minor sad chords, and gloomy, yet majestic. and mighty Slow, solemn, are the chords that roll, the work of the chorus without This is accompaniment. theme last part, again taken up in the Immor but is clad in different tality," garments. The same but in a different soul, dress," is the idea an conveyed idea not only happy, but Scriptural. The sopranos take the part with up a swell of magnificent vocal and the tone colour melody, being further embellished accom by the flowing of the altos. paniment The movement to leads up a massive which figure, gives for the strains of way triumphant the the Hallelujah," sung by whole chorus. Two in things especially noticeable the work are, the author has firstly, avoided the any very high notes, solo having cast for a voice parts mezzo-soprano and, he has conceived his secondly, themes with an which understanding gives him in success different great employing keys to his His distinction express feelings. the

as to violin if precious It from was injury. the that violinist had thought and he was carried fainted, hurriedly to the rear of the stage, and thence to the Orpheum annexe# where three soon in attendance. doctors were But the life of Remenyi was had fled. It a ac finale. His exit was in fitting cord with his career. It began on the

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the

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sent that

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splendidly It

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Difference of Sentiments.— We fear that a paragraph which much from above our esteemed con we quote the Southern must be Cross, temporary, the adverse to the rest, as taken, among of settlers at ambition the Esperance. our We esteemed contemcan forgive very

if,

daih.vv

WW

more

of

the

its

was

betrayed

by

Record

nf

fniiA

a

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crow.

not;

doubt

no

place, feel

as

big.

to

sm.v

the

W.A.

One

man's

is another man's they say, poison, and of Adelaide the the fatness implies Our leanness of Perth. across neighbours be seen, have the as a Bight, may already than we can afford to give good deal more

tears.

Nature

valued

goods

was

than

to his very kindly he reads when that from this colony

neighbours 1897 the imports worth Australia were for .£720,266 was given or made within raised absolutely borders. Then West Australia during

meat,

A Spiritism. conven held at Rochester, recently sect has brought the into U.S., passing Dr. Lambert it in prominence. deals with that the New York Freeman, out it pointing has itself in its colours shown time by a of Pantheism, of and a denial profession a warning, the learned says Christianity, to who call themselves editor, many Christians but who dabble with Spiritism, Dr. Lambert it to be harmless. believing also to show some incidents that, quotes where is not fraud the system in question and it is and deception, necromancy pure in simple, such, as is forbidden Holy Writ. The well-known status of the writer as a adds weight to his words. theologian tion

of

—

of Spiritists

Sorrow. Pope's The on Pope, of Mr. told Gladstone's re being death, and mained an instant silent, then, raising The Lord has so willed it." his eyes, said, to Cardinal he said Turning Rampolla, has lost one of her greatest sons "England the news saddens us. They all leave me. Soon I shall remain'1 alone." The

them.

To

borrow

of

therefore,

for

money

constructing

the

a

purpose, that

railway

be chiefly for their should advantage must as an of a nature be regarded undertaking for in. too unselfish us to indulge quite It is hard on Esperance, perhaps— but the number, greater good to the greater you know. It not suit at would this colony all not even that the greater Esperance in South Aus number should be located We have thank tralia; to our Adelaide —

for

contemporary the A

its

clear

as

case

Reason

It

nutshell'.-

makes

daylight.

as

The a formation of to con United States, it trol Cuban and take over commerce, to the from throw on Spain, seems light of the and to make certain origin war, what been no had Hence, suspected. and the Yellow journalism," doubt, the atrocity con reported hence, possibly, the in the All island. Spaniards cerning is lawful in love war or but. the almighty

big

"

Why.

in

syndicate

the

"

;

—

War

The following

Statistics. the

cate

—

gives

Christian

Advo

statistics late war

of

dollar

the

States In United Army, in the States the United there were army 4,412 officers in action and 62,916 soldiers killed officers and 2,223 died of 40,789 soldiers in wounds received action; 2,795 officers died of disease. and 221,791 soldiers The not total number, causes including pre officers mentioned, was 9,584 and viously soldiers. Three hundred and two 349,944 and

officers

committed

men

and

"

121

Number

of

that died while federate troops, A

Lapsed

some

the

roll

Hon

call

at

Grand Queen's

the

"

;

of

his

J.

Munro

been

the

brother

To

attest

to the of the

formed

his

Master

of

the

the

the

ex-Premier

defeated and Committee,

ration

labourers

by

Kerr

a

member

must

for

The

Golden in

it ways Australia

Never,

bestowed

coast

of

of

development of

means

enterprise splendid

was

given

market

was

of

there

is

a

Exchange rise

in

border. in friend

this

"

lion's

share

on

the

There is hardly who has colony well in the doing

have the

ad up

Adelaide

pounds

every

the to

the

"

on.

a

sale this

opening of

miners,

working

in of

the from Thousands

to

men

far

so

country

year in

wives

and

and when the Adelaide

the

of every benefit other of the side a

man

not

West,

or a

woman

relative while

the to Russian

ambas

Chinese

Shanghai

Bank.

and

the

the

Emperor

—

the The

to

accession of

in

loan, with

negotiate concessions,

a

of

of

Yang-tsethe

forbidden

Jubilee

a

numerously at Prague has

of

been

Constantine

Duke

sympathy

in

M.

—

Meline

French

as

Austria

the

being

is

Slav attended anti-German

an

made, the sending

favour

of

Russian '

a

ines-

Bohemian

succeeded

Brisson has Premier.

Extreme

is the note and Radicalism Republicanism new Cabinet. At the annual of the in dinner London on Tues Queenslanders' a hope day, the Agent-General expressed that member of the ere a Royal long of an United be Governor Family would want of He the Australia. deplored unity and invoked to now existing, patriotism

the

rescue.

Bismarck

business and

both

share boom feels at once

stocks

opened

raised

hard cash pour distribution for through the shape of remittances families

mines idle

new

up

capital,

outlet, for the

a

many South the

opened

created

into

in

on

Then

which

Australia.

to

idle

many

work.

products staple and Victoria, colony the gained by far accruing vantage West

the

putting

useful

of

of

of

the employment

for

a

of

of cqurse, the but upon province, has done excellent service

in

by Belgium

for

way

to

—

M.

!"

Southern

colonies It

Kong

independence.

ex-

the

to the Australia.

Hong

has

to

defeated

discovery

(says

to of

mil

sage

never

never, The

hostility

volving

Grand

Highland

a

Russian

festival held manifestation

the

the

promoting

Pekin

of corpo up

opposes, influence

on

undue

at Government

During

ex-Agent on

and

China

giving

its

'

Not

overseer

dance

West.— Australia

and

and the

loyalty

A Munro

West has primarily,

Cross) benefit

scope

an

to

exclaiming,

fling,

his seat

a

stirred

"

Grand

and for

elected. have

Geelong

the of

profession

was

Grand

gold

was

the

have been Anti-Semitic celebrated. riots, Jews in sixteen renewed being Galicia, and Jewish murdered property extensively Three editors have newspaper plundered. of been sentenced to terms long imprison for in the Milan riots. ment complicity

stated when he

Institution.

the

Summary. of

plea

Golden throne

he

consulted

Orange

this

craft,

General

his

Government the

withstanding to

he

man

before

United States, and Atlantic, the for again

over

spun the

sador

well

Orangeism

his

first

the

that

the

the construction England, Pekin from a railway The Kiang watershed.

known that Government Mr. Duffy in it he withdrew, had from the or to withdraw, organisation. he rejoined, and at Recently Seymour he to have been an claimed Orangeman all his life.

in

dollar

almighty time

some

crossed

now

being

France

Orangemen

meeting Seymour on

at It is formed

Munro

promoted

the

of for

Foreign

excla

answered

half-yearly

Birthday.

Mr. when and included

war

Con

"

have

held

Lodge

been

One of British public. Richard Davey, for example, goes in in issue the for them a recent of heavily to be The conclusion Fortnightly. writer is at is that the arrived rationally to of which, when the subject nightmare, make a to occasion offers, he has the wit to be taken are yarns profit. Ordinary but and with a grain of salt, these their ton pf it. like should require a whole

I "Oh, Jimmy, in the Tapley

writes

(

interests

had

of yarns bug-aboo which Cuba, by

in

Mr.

troops ;

The

—

the

the

well

might

)

when

!"

you

of

mation

States

29,725

atrocity

benefit

26,774." Heretic.

knew

hardly

United

prisoners,

Yarns.

have

;

248,599.

supreme.

Tall

are

103

suicide, executed.

were

;

is

Spanish

—

:

The of United States troops captured the war was 212,608 Confederate during of United Number troops captured, 476,169. States on the 16,431 troops paroled field, on the field, Confederate troops paroled homicide, number

good and

sleeves.

service

Red the

up

probably

Qf/kiAiam

W"W

inconsistent. Indian

eastern

people

police, their

flio

not

Advocate

that

.

A

—

There

many years ago that was in recalled. It

year was about close Probably among the visitors attracted by the show had own as to our within come, colony a the last few years, of large number was criminals. It then that the was introduced that par garrote of violence which ticular species a so took far name, foreign being in The cases unknown England. were were and the police numerous, found insufficient to cope with them. The Londoners, however, proved men of spirit. themselves Every who went at man almost abroad a carried and took bludgeon, night care as he walked to keep an eye out In behind him. instances, many

more

years than in any or to be discerned incapacity neglect in the guardians of law and order. fact,

to

example

—

they in for a good deal of rather have come with severe criticism, and, possibly, deserved it. out having altogether force is As a rule, the police every reliable where a thoroughly body of to believe and there is no reason men, -that their in Perth representatives a

referred an

too,

to

is down to anxious are reminded

a

altogether

have

There,

given

was

infants,

We

care.

London. aptly

TREATMENT.

like

themselves,

.

UNJUST

it

on

little

wlinlo AftVAV) «<

LU11

a take years to acquire trary, thorough knowledge of the criminal and their classes, ways, and, in deal to direct them, experience ing with must be invaluable.

must

it

as

party

1UL

Wdy

effects.

Go the Parliamentary of the Empire goes, the vernment Clericals have in their everything own hands. A such as majority needs make must they command far

—

a of recrudescence tude of the Bed Indian of the features tinguishing contemporary It is mentioned Yankee. in con expressly with of the late nection the funeral Editor of the Waco Brann, (Tex.) Iconoclast, killed in that of a none the duel, not the numerous attendants, even All showed any sign of tears. widow, of grief, other marks flowers, were especially The duel was doubly fatal, prominent. both, killed. Some three principals being four "ivild also or bullets" found their mark in of three curious the persons over The causes of the seem bystanders. fight been somewhat to have complicated, among attack made them an being by the editor the morality of a Baptist on where college, of in the daughters his were antagonist There were attendance. besides electioneer A chance ing disputes. meeting in the street began with words, and quickly passed each to man and shooting, going in to kill on the succeeding perfectly. Perhaps,

feel

—

does not ture speak of the His enemies laughing

situation, and

Australian

—

But

also a season of special In London is crime not unknown. The series committed by the assassin known as the Jack the Ripper— if, indeed, criminal one and the same were has, never for. for instance, been accounted nor in Paris Lon Neither, however, don have we heard it recommended, as it has been recommended in Perth that blood must be intro younger should make duced or that experience

that

South

a

—

no recognise brute inanimate we

explain, fate nor

force.

may need

.

we

have celebrated French capital which seem crimes occurred it might to have But no one prevented. easy or without could, incurring speaks, or ridicule, speak of the negligence of the Parisian incapacity police.

appear the peculiar forti is among the dis

or

many

Bis War. Prince in himself strong condemnation of the American action to wards he says, has been Insincerity, Spain. of the Washington the note administration. if Even two Spain had been in the wrong marck

—

Holiness

than

more

moreover,

would

eloquent,

figures but still it makes

—

hardly

the

Cold

—

his

"fortune,"

—

to

justice

extremely

—

—

the support afford it. In blind

the

usurped —

to

do are

they

have

houses

—

forced

itself

the

so and authority be usurped feels on rely for safety

can

cannot

—

they

as

business principal establishments there.

our

—

position

branch

—

Pope's

the has

in

ple. in the

Nowhere,

It

—

power

than which

illus

striking fact that

more

of

irony

the

—

a

Period.

—

tration

far

has the

perhaps, had

op

—

Braves

.

Never,

of

GENERAL.

—

greater.

—

fortune

AND

on

has

the

pronounced

do not make No mat one wrongs right. he adds, what be the issue, the ter," may results of the caunot be wholesome for war United States America and The "

"

will

be

forced

Europe. to adopt

an intermeddling will become un policy whereby friction thus an abandon avoidable, constituting ment of the American traditional peace America to maintain Moreover, policy. and naval must become a military herself, her an which power, luxury expensive geographical position rendered unnecessary. retro America's means change of part is in the sense. This gression strongest the main regrettable part about the war."

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of

spirit

the

sect ;

,

minstrels

been

in the tion.

matter And

have

a

troupe.

Parliamentary

Mr.

Pennefather

of

the

performer

also

must

for

timechief is

How have else could as to lie expressed himself, surprised, that member for the hon. Albany violated the rules and of debate the law lie

distinguished.

of

courtesy.

the

doubt

exists.

and

peculiarities, the specimen

of

that,

who

assumes

the

advanced democrat may an boorishness. 'exaggerated it his true' over, betrays by

The

by

He,

that

gratulated Oppositiou.

escaping

on

more

A able

steamer

between

of

J.

reported,

from

and

Tauranga,

Auckland

i>30

did

loss

at

of

anxiety hension

to new

Mr.

Quotations.

Mr.

—

R.

H.

The

caused

by

the

war,

had

become

and appearance, suffer from insomnia.

was

under

looks.

known

potato, made

called ven's

Mackey's

existence

—

May

17

insists

conversation

principal

butchers

the

of

;

the

sojourn

a

ENDS.

the

on

will

and a years be transferred

the

upon

with

of

one

and

his

place

Among

the

nearly McKenna Perth on July 1st, Newby Inspector

taken

the

and

for

a

the

Association.'

land

reservations of

at Paddington, Catholic Church.

one

The

Peace

Jones

(Bulong)

been

have

made

J ustices

been

Robert

:

C.

N.

E. district Coolgardie York (Brookton) district; Sussex dis (Busselton)

S. L. Crawford H. Backhouse

R. P.

of

appointment

following

of the

—

the

second

offence

dis

are

the

occurred

who

women

and

been

that

had

of

What

more

serious

made

sole

to Mr.

at the

solicitor

was

in

that

is

Levien

by whom

their

for

the

it

to

as

con

It

in demands spiracy at Deniliquin that he has been murdered— suggesting the of a man named Bennett production who

necessary

£10,000 ensuing

—

then

sentenced

imprisonment. been appointed "

The

PoDe

his

library

tion

room.

to

three

A

Royal

Commission

investigate

the

keens

a

in the

alcoves

and

months'

to

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of birds

he

see,'

tifrtvrtn

his

recep said to

once

anxious,

at

Port

Darwin

has

in settlers.

the

the Northern

5000

as

a

fence

the

first

a

to

yoke#l in

estimates

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of the

instalment

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vehicle

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she

died.

cannot whether

I have also

seem

for

all drowns tell what

his

A tribe in South Adelaide

his

as

spoken.' Holiness

Nothing even

It

keeps else

could

ever

such

Greek Australia,

newly

arrived

to

Irish

This

in a

in

this. of

of

history.

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goose

quote,

remembrance

1789, his

and 104th

are

journeying

Melbourne.

National Library of Australia

from ) !

rebellion there

use

Thomas

was

who

died

at

of

of the

us

born

Willowgully The

year.

old

( Express ) used to walk a

lift,

railway.

was

ago vivid

the

Northampton

the was

©f

in episode Williams,

(grandfather

informs past 9Q, frequently aldton, disdaining

making

famous

of

Elliott gipsies,

Irish fact that

that

of

would a

the

to mind the calls few a centenarian a very years living the who had in Geraldton district, a

visitor tell cannot

say. and often

of

centenary

1798

The "

perhaps

or

I

I say, even

confidant.

concoct, canard

that

that

The

has

Norseman

and

in

Ireland in

man, when into

only

.

.

.

:

pronounced

A girl

them.

which

at

day,

named herself

'

dard

.<'.

for

sold

£1,200.,

Ballarat

East.

Was

Louisa -with

It

rather

Way

than

to

up

Lawlers."

more ridiculous ? anything of N. E. Coolgardie getting; that Cue people Way trade urges

there ever the fear is Lake

the

the construction of the Leonora oppose advocates line, while Mr. Illingworth just; what wish to avoid. Shall be charit we we to

and

believe

that

Lake

ble, and a mistake

just it

liament who the district

if

Yet, ignorance

shows

his

is

to

return

is

totally

he

Darlot

?

was

what

he

really

is

unacquainted

with

in

according train

our

took

team,

emergency

our

means,

jnexpncauie not available

through

for,

for

oesc

held

a

Toodyay meeting

also

an

exhibition of

1893—

of

Newcastle wines. (Mr. Despeissis)

Judge

the

to

most

the

The was

exhibitors

in satisfactory but very pronounced on the merit general, tliem almost of particular wines, giving an of A excellence. superelative degree contest held at Mr. B. D. Clarkpromising and son's Mount Ander orchard vineyard, much the same interest, son, day, evoked events caused much and both combined in town. The next additional animation we improvement here, expect to be a jam I have omitted manufactory. previously the that and vine large orchard stating Bull and Stevens to Messrs. yard, belonging district has evoked much favourable of this comments

and

last my should

Clerk, Booth. The

annual

nounced

to

from

all

visitors.

Town Council appointed Mr. Joseph Wroth, not

re

be

been

for

some

it

was

things

the

a rumour.

and

ever, announced

Ball

Oddfellow's

be

The removal Mr. magistrate, Yet

admiration

held

8th

on

A

of

life

constant

He

then

was

to the 'wanner there it was

his

that

hoped by many contemplated change to

is

The prospects and couraging, Newcastle

well

and

like

other

merely

was

verified'

now, how of Northam, is "There seldom

the

things

depends

thus

in

were

of

hearing "

May

and

may

bore

with

that

.words touching I"

On is

we die.

last

my

then

peaceable.

comment it

43rd was

year pious, that

His long cheerful heard aspiration

were

the,.

soul

my

College,. his last

wonder

no

;

he

Mercy

death

a

through

and

supe

Queensland

.breathed in the

ult.,

devoted

illness last The

lips

by his of'

such

"a life

and

On unheeded. in voluntarily, exclaim, death, of the just the.

end

be

like

to

theirs."

'

R.i.p.

PERTIlC.Y.MxJpblETY. —

a

A" good attendance' of members again ..the.. characterised meeting of the above last. The society on Wednesday evening business of the evening the was general election to

of

Mr.

J.

as a successor vice-president, wnose resignation was very The selection fell

a

urr,

received.

regretfully

Mr. upon Donohue, anil the members may assured that have secured the rest they services of a andcompetent energeticofficer.

The

duties

of

sub-editor

:took

the

over

and Mr. was editor, Cluney to the thus, occasioned. vacancy business of the was evening

appointed The special debate on

a

the

"should popular subject, members of the Legislative Assembly be The affirmative was advocated paid.". by Mr. Culligan (leader) ably stipported by Messrs. Donohue and while Mr. Keon, Messrs. (leader) supported by Lyhaiie and

Dwyer

for

the

out

and

on

affirmative

verdict

did The

characterised

was

thusiasm, the

Doheny,

oppositionists.

of

a

through and

by vigour division

en

taken

being

advocates

popular

service

yeoman debate

secured

by

opinion

The magazine and meeting night, like a good discussion

a

majority.

will

next

those

members

should

make

who

point

of

'

Church

being

be

the narrow

read

on

a

present.

Times"

in

thus Wesleyans, of England

"

:

arguing"

smites Order

the is

law. God is not the and division. A author of confusion cannot house divided itself against be His and to set up a new doing, 'Church side by side with the old to divide the is, say what you will, house of God." first

Heaven's

,

'

of

on

season are

herself

still

are

moving and

en

apace. nature

To look outside succeeds. be a "blue look up," general to the contrary, notwithstandGovernment standing. would

severe

an-

better."

comes

a

Brothers' he

all

lite

calm

My Jesus,

such

the

;tliat

12th

Jtiis

age.

removed

in

Terrace, the Sunday,

The

Madden, succeed.

caught

climate

Gregory

against Church

is

having

;

July.

resident our respected Adams, to Northam, has much time discussed. past

fact

on

of oiie' of his duties of discharge zeal and it settled his charity upon lungs into and, unfortunately developed consump

of

The

he was ever public,, He made but slight

is sure in the teaching consti the strongest Dowdall was no exception

to tell. run long' Brother tution. to this rule for cokl in the

J.

Mr.

even

;

special

Dr.

Ger rarely

Wednesday

on

or

Their

Association 22nd, and

Fruitgrowers

Uni

the 90

men

action.

be therefore, should supplied, done as best we The which was might. considered, for the disadvantages greater little less than of our so boys appeared York school boys, playing many against a most stand, Goliaths, they made vigorous and The iitmost played pluckily. good A good number seemed to prevail. feeling and of visitors to York, journeyed through have animation. out must caused increased The

obtain

;

'

the New that of York, took place in on township Saturday afternoon, A to appointment. special

uncommon

to

'

I

"

between

match

football team and

no

in he achieved the ad in secular mere pupils but he valued whatever he could learning, do even for tbe youngest or most neglected child in imparting to his tender mind the truths of Christian the doctrine. great Hence those entrusted to his care whilst in the in ever forefront literary subjects all well were above grounded in the. know of our ledge and practice holy religion.

patience. his on

Correspondent.)

a

to

the, eyes!

what of .his

edifying, his end was and ti'ying

,

was

by him

up

of

of

vancement

on

NEWCASTLE..

latter

glittering

their severalsubjects. of high in the estimation

own

and

The

its

in

his

account

riors and

represents.

(From

all

It':

cent:

per

lowly

tion.

Pai'lia-

proficiency.

standing and, pupils

his

what to

man

:

Whilst

deplora

constituents a

of

100

Johnson, aged 17, the other strychnine, in at her Cambalong, N.S.W., anger day mother and whom she .sisters, charged with while cards she was playing cheating, with them.

Lake

.with

join

sent thing for those examinations' versity

was

at

'

and

'

from

line,

other

the,

poisoned

A in«io «V

VVUTUJIVUVV

in

that,

the shaft

'

these birds Minister, are foreign my Whenever I receive diplomats. anyone here, make a as he can to amia only my report seldom understand and can bility, my because of the chatter these song words, sters

found

In

n

Uiiiau

of

recommended the be placed on

day

severely a

ei'ection

;

the:

"...

offered

nugget

report

passed alien proposed to Territory

is

year cost.

through

in

»V

of

City

he persons, but unable,

horse

other

matter.

number

left

the

fixed.

was

He

land

of

for

proposal

places,

-

he

for

others, He 1892.

locomotive

Japanese In a report the rabbit on pest the acting for Lands recommends Under Secretary with a that a rabbit-proof fence, lf-incli ate a barrier. wire be erected The netting of Mr. H. J. Page, who' is examining report the country inland from Israel Bay, is ex two when details pected in about months,

charge

members

with

trial,

there.

meeting condemning

ation

Broken

make

the

crime.

resolution

the labour

keeping apart from the strike during seems

A

up children, offence had

—

Hill.

accuses

to blow

whose

men

organisations

is

wished

A

were

returned from recently account of deplorable

a

,

in Dawson says, to get away.

other

Gef aldton

with

hand Govt,

of the

advantage

some

'

ruffians

of the

Queenslander gives

matters

in

at

meeting

favour

the

in

employed

cause

Klondyke

night Parliament when in Messrs. the hi .S.W. members Sleath and respectively Ferguson, for and Sturt. were Wilcannia charged by Mr. Levien with with of a band complicity scene

lively

hand

goes

castle

"

at

the

A ;

trict. A

'

world

the Order of the Christian He accordingly entered the Novi tiate of the then held in Mel Brotherhood, and after bourne,. the usual of train periqgl and he vyas transferred to probation ing the House' of the Order in Dunedin, New There became Zealand. he soon well known and highly esteemed, as an .able and efficient teacher. Dowdall From. Dunedin Brother was after recalled to Melbourne many years and' located at the Victoria large icollej, e, Here he had for his parade. greater scope zeal and talents and .very soon brought the entrusted to his care to a boys high' stan

ot

cut' his wife's throat Fremantle, and A son of the deceased then his own. as them describes living happily together, the now and then man drank, except when times his became violent. at which conduct He had, however, of late been temperate. A of to have sudden access fury appears

published a rood, for

about

and

colony, sheds

lands.

is

prolific'.'

the

and suicide case of murder, shocking on occurred Sunday in the scrub adjoining Claremont An the man Cemetery; elderly named arrived in the Lancaster, recently

for

fields

so

Hedges, says he where, apple

Australia

of

how

from

=830,

qualified

Inspector

half, to

place

are

in

Mr. meant Illingworth meant Lake Way, his

A

After

no

'

;

three

of

The Coolgardie; is that the explanation given at Esperance if are afraid, they consenting community the of losing even any display opposition, in

the fields, learned itself saves ring This the trade commands ring practically of the colony. The butchers are goldfields and each of these have to supplied by it, that will not they give a =830 guarantee If reduce prices. they do so, they forfeit secret

'

;

the

prospects Brothers.

Mr. apples. local railway,

the

for

'

able

a meat con injuriously ring of the butcheries colony—" On of the in Star, representative

a

of

course

;

;

;

of the

trolling

;

of

Star

is

'

"

philosopher, Theology," System "Hea-; religious generally

Boulder

district

forsake

Bridgetown

know want to (Murchison Times) Mr. was cor Illingworth, M.L.A., when he is credited with rectly reported the statement The proposed line from the N. E. Codtgardie should goldfields go towards

earth."

on

army

The

de

We

non-Catholic

in Catholic

to

seems

"

as

"

again consequences

whether

Its

his

The

also

is

'

its appre President

in

perceived

famous

Leibnitz,

;

AND

of

its this year appearance is distinguishing property at The arriving maturity. crop, in February, fit to sown the first week was dig at the end of May.

;

ODDS

declaration

strain

Ireland. speed in

and share broker, Perth, lias his London from following quotations the week at closing agents during prices: Lake Yiew 23s Associated, 75s South, 9d North 38s 3d South KalKalgurli, 40s 47s 6d gurli, Bropkman's Boulder, Lake £9 0s 6d; Yiew Ivanlioe, Consols, <£6 2s 6d Great Boulder 61s Perseverance, 3d Golden Peak 52s 6d Hill,Horseshoe, £10 =85 17s 6d; 6s. 5s Kalgurli,' Chaffers, 62s 6d. Hainault, ;

the

in

the

:

some,

He

Lightning,"

Barrett, received

stock

in notes.

for

of harmful fn short,

of the specialty production Jjof

A

'

Mining

and

in

A

Auckland. been

in

altered

McKinley's stood

of

bag

can

being matter,

the opposing Lawlers railway.

loss

there

inspectors

in

a

£13

their

the

'

they

investigation.

Cue

he'll

the

gold,

change

which majority.

'

reports along,

fishery

were

a

solicitor

a

as

to his—

The

knows trees

Mr.

entertained.

McAlister, to private secretary formerly the late Mr. came to N.ew Zealand Parnell, several time filled and for some years ago, a at Wellington. Government appointment he admitted to the More was recently and Bar. He was a man of good abilities, as an Irish was of very pronounced patriot and outspoken opinions. barrister who had

McAlister,

up

riding

Herald

10s.

before and

earewern

P.

a

be

and

Mr.

to to

tip

not,

Even

Consider at Zealand

Occurrence.— in New

will be felt regret disappearance, just

the

He

years'

Lamentable

as

did

respects,

Bunbury gentleman

a

hopes

the

of

victory

a

has

all

live lives well

to

of

pearlers.

the

of.

of rents

payment

ruin

contractor

,

him

could' Forrest made

date

means

the

notice his says our contemporary, and when 'he retraced the moment, A reward his steps the bag was not there. the if of <£10 is offered, but thief, possibly there not such be, will, unreasonably, the sum in safer consider keeping. of the Pearl banks The prospects Ceylon as most .No are unfavourable., reported

of estimation has induced to which self-interest levpl to descend. All, meantime, is weil be con ends well, and the colony may

the

neither John

he in

containing

be

naturally

and Sir

times,

But, if reputation

still

interference charged with

A

do.

excellence, the part of

par

surveillance.

police

Gladstone

may that

knows

only. mand

the

minds

less

under

it."

reverential Mr. to be as whether has any law, or courtesy that such as a courtesy thing The declasse, however, has. generally

Leake indeed his

For

of

the

say

boohi

been find

in

A Bill a in establishing Kulturkampf Sweden has been adopted by the Ricksdag. It the Catholic as it places clergy, were, at Geraldton the other night speaker "Sir made rather ah inapt comparison. John he "like Mr. Glad Forrest," said, had made in stone, a financial reputation

"

his

...

A

representa

which

by

to suit

easy

reverence

descent

The the

from

by seems

of

little

honoured"

corner r

a

almost the

glaring

vociferated Geraldton

question.

to

goes up from their complaint

the

They repeat

—

had

sentence

in

gentleman

Christy

a

likeness first

latter

A wail

seems

-

,

the

generally

manifest.

married.

scouted. Method

was.

represented,

.

meeting

.

brought Holy See

"

this

as

to pi-etence that 'idea All, abo.ut by the

sacrilegious

nation."

:

;

in

the

notorious

more

.

man

be

of

their

.

of the

ism

a

Christian should

influence So far

"

our

late

will

—

peace

of

one

readers who were acquainted Brother Golumbanus Dowdall much of his regret very to hear death. Deceased a was native of Thurles, Co. Tipperary, whence' hb "eiaigrated to Ireland, Queensland in his youth. "Whilst at busithere the ness, had young man the good fortune to come / Father of across Dillon then a on Sydney tour in the missionary Northern The good /Father colony. spoke in his sermon of the happiness of the reli state and of the gious reward great those who embraced "it. 'awaiting Young at once taken Dowdall was by the words of the zealous and at the conclusion preacher of the discourse had a serious conversation with the the outcome of which missioner,' that the was good :young man resolved to the

__

made

said'

a

that

as

war

of

Those

with

.

for

members be

Leake

of Mr. "cheek" Simpson were The displayed. flagrantly claim much indeed, cannot acuteness in the' he comparison

credit

fact

The

peace.

'

,

.

Minister,

Mr.

by making,

of

assembly.; was provoked was CatholicSpain

CHRISTIAN

'

more

of

minis 3QP Methodist in New York, three

A

.

the

rudeness

effec

favour the

found

.

and

of

with

had

OF

BROTHER.

.

The

in

spirit the.

to, under to control

unable

altogether

were

verve,

were

like

most

lion,

.themselves.

only

Court

they

;

The

never

by

the seemed leaders, members alluded

Opposition

of conference assembled recently

delivered, indeed of the

as

conduct

the

Police

horse

a

a

ters

were

DEATH '

.

Attorney-General,

manifest

Of

Ayes,

was

—

e'even Perth

in the Saturday, to sell attempting in the street.

for

room

to

eight

boat On Sunday evening a rowing occu Q-ebrgc pied by two men, named respectively in and James capsized Reynolds Cleary, before Some Perth Water. time elapsed the from shore, accident .was discovered the first alarm being given by two of the the Christian who heard shouts Brothers, and cooeed to in return to give courage those in distress. Some contradiction seems to exist. of time the .men as to what length from, the in the before aid were water, un reached them. It was, however, police the death fortunately long enough to cause 'The of them, that is Jauies of one Cleary. middle and un deceased was over age,

.

made

its

had

amendment no-confi

of

as a vote House the gave division The Of the speeches

this

;

tive.

Premier the

aceept

age

of shooting in ranging last charged

boys

.

and

consideration. 16 22. noes, that of the was

on

carried

were

dence,

to

Government,

local

the Four

—

.

it

if

night.

consented

wisely

the The

of

idea:

young from

.

Wednesday

of

instance

an

the

.

favour

As

ter

a

.

in

mination,

debate

The to

came

Address-in-Reply

.

Parliamentary.

the

—

Matters on

she

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successful very held in the Mechanics'

Entertainment Southern at

Wednesday,

on

ult.

In-

Cross, the 22nd

Southern

stitute,

Cross.

was

The

.were

proceeds There was aid of | the Catholic church. and even a large attendance an enjoyable of The decorations artistic ing was spent. the hall Mr. McMalion was were a feature. out for the successful carrying responsible It is intended to of the arrangements. in

hold

similar

a

affair

time

some

Septem

in '

ber

next.-

;

League

op

the,

;

At

the

of

.the

Fremantle.

Cross,

weekly meeting LeaFremantle the

of

gue

Cross,

Monday night lent

concert

on

excel

an

by Mr.

prepared,

programme, was submitted

''

'

:

-

to a very Glasson, large which the Very Rev. Father over audience contributors The presided. Ryan, O.M.I., Misses the amusement were to evening's and L. Webster, May Fanny Langdon, H. Joyce, C. Glasson, and Messrs. Hatchett, W. O. D. Sharpe, I. Dicks, J. Meeks, Mason, and O'Halloran. Butcher, C.

IN

SOCIAL A

social

in

PERTH.

of

aid

funds

the

of

the

St.

with came off great success Society Palace of the on hall Bishop's The hall was crowded, Thursday evening. which had been well .and the programme, out in a manner that was carried .selected, Rev. ather The r was highly' appreciated. who acted as chairman, prefaced Brereton, the appropriate performance by a few the of to object in support words, referring and the entertainment was which given, and merits the upon obligations dwelling virtue of charity. The peiv of the Divine with The Moore's formance commenced by Young May Mdon," sung as a quartette little of the Sister of Mercy's School, girls in a who themselves very acquitted fol Mr. J. Westhoven manner. pleasing Will o' the the lowed with Wisp," song, he gave an excellent of which interpreta in the of the second tion, as also, part True to the he did of song, programme, next with Miss Bourke came the Last." the which was At charmingly Ferry," After this and much sung, applauded, of the was sung Soldiers Queen song,

Anne's in the

"

"

.

"

"

"

with

by

spirit

Mr.

Launder.

W.

The

and Wright, pupils Misses Bessie Stewart then danced a of the Sisters, graceful was succeeded skirt dance, which by one of the chief triumphs of the evening, the is Dream O'er," sung duet, Life's by Miss of the and Miss M. Rochester, Boladeras who had Royal Comic Opera Company, aid in .the valuable good given her kindly also with cause. This young lady sang The Gift." the solo, touching expression The The duet was succeeded by a solo, who Mr. A. Morris, sUng'by Miner," finely with success, sang afterwards, equal division of the The first Anchored." with Larboard closed programme the were which Sisters' Watch," in. pupils to advantage— During again heard great were served, and the interval refreshments idle moments. conversation filled up the "

,

"

"

"

"

'

second

The

with

opened

portion pretty

a

the

of

programme step dance, grace Miss V. Fouchard.

by performed next Master G. Quinlan came sweet rendering markably fully

Minstrel

Not

Boy." in the

feature

the

moreover, of the

singing,

"

duet, sitely

Bourke, which,

that I

had

a

Voice,"

Mrs.

by

sung the

or

nis

escaped

Heard

a "

re

two

Foster

Nor is the less material the workman's needs over looked. Each classes are evening held by the Aumoniers, in which in on struction is given subjects of liter to the which ary or technical utility, men are admitted gratuitously.

young of the

Catholic

Times.) A

NEW

WORKINGMEN's

At

the

of

HOSTEL.

beginning May a new or ouvriere," workingmen's under the direction of hostelry, the Aum6niers du Travail, was openan im ed at Marchiennes-Docherie, suburb of Charleroi. As the portant is the centre ex of various commune industries is a tensive there large and it is to working-class population, hotellerie

"

these

The

for

the

to

;

his

with need

quarrel bread

of fare no workingman for coffee breakfast, and at butter discretion

dinner,

soup,

meat,

tables,

bread,

and

bill

opened.

potatoes, a

of

pint

home,

in direction

thrift,

and

its

efforts

THE

June

SOCIAL

The

social

League

is

braces

submitted

realise

visioned

the

;

;

a

exqui

and

Miss

the

an encore, receiving to the prevailing contrary Mrs. Foster be denied.

the

Alarm

—

National Library of Australia

has in

presence American

J une It is 27 that the entrance :

Admiral

the been to which are

rvrn-

are

been

caused

in

the

and

dis

workmen

themselves of labour the ;

;

Manila

from

in

stipulation

by

the

on

the

will

to

Ladrones.

reduce In

tween

Cuban

troops

at

Guaiamaro,

killed, In a

the

Spaniards

the Islands.

Medi

on

Canary

the

be American

by

has

been

the

Spanish

The ordered forts be

engagement

an

and

insurgents

Spanish

were fifty insurgents more suffering heavily. at Savilla, near seven fight Santiago, teen Americans, some including young New Yorkers of social were standing, killed. of the Marshall, correspondent New York Journal, though mortally the dictated his of battle. wounded, report

the gradual

by females

Washington Suez Canal by

Camara's

terranean and in the Charleston U. S. Cruiser

and work of the workmen

assurance

of

-

from

reported

squadron for the bombardment signal of warships Spanish ports

is

Holguin

MEDICINE.

June

wova

from leading 10,000 Spaniards to Santiago, of 60 miles a distance

28.

U.S.

—

Commodore

Watson

with

and Texas, Oregon, the and and cruisers Dixie, Yosemite, will bombard Yankee Mediterra Spanish afterwards Admiral nean following ports, Colonel Roose Camara to the Philippines. velt's known as cavalry troop, "cowboys," in Cuba without are accused of acting the orders of General Shafter. They complain of their and have thrown equipments away

;

Newark,

warships

—

uniforms

'

Hay

medicines Perth street,

fresh

cavalry

Camara has sailed Admiral fer June 25.where he is commissioned to land Manila, at troops.— Two thousand Spanish troops thousand in tacked one American cavalry Americans a thicket near thirty Santiago, Hamilton and Colonel including Captain killed. The junr., being Spaniards, Fish, who De were suffered repulsed, heavily. in Madrid. The Cortes has exists pression been in case of as a precaution prorogued excitement from bad news. popular arising

em

and

June

29.

—

blankets. The

Cuban

South to the extended thousand Twenty-six will defend the Spanish erranean ports against men-of-war. can The the obliged Spanish

blockade coast

—

Wind

Sick Por Bilious and Nervous such as and Pain In the Stomach, Headache, Disorders, and Cold Chills, Flash and after meals, Dizziness Drowsiness, Giddiness, Fulness Swelling on Disturbed Shortness of Breath, the Skin, ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, CostlvenesssBlotches and Ac. The First Dose Dreams, and all Nervous Sensations, Sleep, Frightful Trembling Twenty of

"

these Pills, PILLS,

They promptly

health.

Stomach

Weak

Minutes. and

no

is

any

Impaired

Every

fiction.

acknowledged will quickly

be will as directed, obstruction

they

taken

remove ;

This

to

be

"

restore

sufferer WORTH Females

Is

earnestly A GUINEA

to

they

act

will

or

of

irregularity

Digestion

the

Health

the

whole

wonders

System the

;

Rosebud

Prepared Sold

of

the

upon

bringing Energy These are

Complexion Physical

only by THOMAS in Everywhere

the

system.

For

a

Liver

Disordered

;

Vital

Organs; Strengthening

the keen

;

"

BEEOHAM, Boxes,

Terror in

a

edge

of

the muscu and arousing

9£d.,

"

St. 13$d.,

Helens ft

2/9

ENGLAND

,

each.

additional Atlantic and

troops

the

U.S. cruiser torpedo The

lias

Americans

have

cut

the Spanish Governor has the

issued

by the

permitted refuses

to

surrender

of

Germans. and

retire of

troops.

—

of request the family Manila.

of a

the

to blockade

proclaimed. off the Santiago at is Santiago

release

Governor

bombardment

destroyer

been

The heat supply. the American severely trying has the refused quinaldo to

-

attacked

Rico,

admiral

Medit of Ameri St. Paul

attack

sinking Juan, Porto

German

been island.

she was condition.—

water

has of

the

by which

San The

complete

back appetite, frame. For throwingoff fevers of the huaian with renowned. in hot climates are facts admitted in all classes specially by thousands, they is that to the Nervous mod Debilitated Beeoham's Pills have of society, and one of the best guarantees In the with each box. the Sale of any Patent Medioine dfaractlons Largest WorM.JlFul lar

restoring

work

doses long-lost

magic— a few

like

—

—

will give Relief in to try one Box invited A BOX. BEECHAM'S

'

-

their

that

hadlv

nrfi

—

the

accompanist. the rev. chairman, on conclusion, thanked the charitable of society, behalf their also for as the presence, audience the assistance for the performers they had been he had The music/ said, rendered. Brereton a Father gave most enjoyable. the school chil to word of special praise which in dren for the manner, they ,ha(l had passed a he added, All sung. present, look and would they.: evening, pleasantthere forward to meeting again.': as

of

that

Shafter

finha

Chan English nel of an General warship. Shafter has landed 27,000 troops in Cuba, the of a6 to the deceiving Spaniards point in an landing by sending coal transports Cervera other direction. Admiral reports the Cuban situation critical. as

masters

suppression manufactories

WONDERFUL

A

ladies

importations at the Apothecaries, (opposite Sandover's).

24.

by the

Spain

in

Pando

Miss was sang, delightful. rsinging "Dream the with admirable effect, song, ended with a The ing." performance which Mr. Launder des in comic song adven much' humour certain cribed witli and a black in which one tures M'Ginnity In to an cat response together. figured a of articulation dealing encore, puzzle was and a b'ack shoe-black white with a and skill Miss Bircher acted with (riven.

Weekly

in

and

June

so

Porter

taste In

frtvftfia

tie

then

although not would rule, "Sweet Summer in the solo, afterwards, storm of applause merited a second Bird," finish the both in and sweetness lady's

General

informed

—

the and accidents.; illness of a pension for the old age provision the funds of the toiler, being consti and tuted the masters, by the State, the

vege beer

injured.

—

—

against,

!

Camara has returned Cadiz, one of his ships Garcia, an insurgent

to

eating their horses. Fears are at own expressed of the for the Vienna safety Spanish dy Don Carlos is reported as threaten nasty. in assertion of his claims. ing an outbreak A portion of General forces have Shatter's been after a sharp landed at Santiago fight with the Americans the Spaniards, being aided by the insurgents.

earnest

more

differences

all

putes between men

that

to

rest in a has hitherto bureaus to

labour

;

be

programme striving

Sunday

case

been has

Knaniah

t.Jifi

PROGRAMME.

than

sense

Admiral

squadron

leader,

classes.

working

23. his

having

rewarded admirable results. M. Nyhthe Minister of Industry and sens, addressed the Works, meeting at seme and in the course of his length, out the action shortly speech pointed with to be taken by the Government of old age pen regard to the matter acci for sions and of compensation to two of importance dents, questions the

AMERICO-SPANISH WAR.

with

been

have

dis

are

are cussed, and resolutions adopted, out to be carried by the Central Council when they are not of a specu lative kind.

encouragement and

problems

social

Important

with

for

;

a classes, by not passing the social question affecting and its well-considered ad reforms, are vices appreciated everywhere. Every year a Congress of the Social the the Council and of delegates several branches of the League is under the honorary held, presidency of His Grace the Bishop of Haarlam.

was lent 47,500 of the dwellings

order,

the

briety this

with

;

by the

life,

social

of cleanliness,

es

And

was

value

the

single

"

;

the

amount

for

Representatives

labouring

report

,

,

as

the

and the

com

by the

—

"

A laundry, to-do classes. provided most the recent with all improve of etc., ments, enables the washing, hundred boarders' linen to be the one hours. completed in less than 'three establishment is lit The whole up the installation with electricity, being of 30-horse worked engine by an the distributes which also power, the build water and steam through cleanliness of the The cooking, ing. other of and domestic details house, are the house supervised by nuns, of six members while a community Aumoniers du Travail is of the. direction with the general charged of the institution. and management Aumo local of the The Superior whose niers is the Abbe Hannigan, his name reveals nation sufficiently For the modest sum of very ality. a week the ten francs workingman in the and lodging has both board and washed and his linen, hostelry not hence it is sur mended for him learn that to almost every prising soon

the

in

of

a

nominated

—

At the close of 1897 francs. 74,500 of loans had risen to 817, the number of families in favour comprising 4300 amount the of the loans members and the had reached 1,881,120 trancs, houses was value of the 2,766,549 The advanced francs. moneys by the are Foyer repaid by instal a certain the ments, and after period the proprietor workingman becomes him. erected for And of the house should the head of the family happen he before has paid back the to die full amonnt of. the loan he has had debt that from the society, any may extin remain on the is building as a of mixed policy guished under is not surance. But the " Foyer ma these content with conferring on terial benefits the workingman. It also aims at the of improvement

fur though modestly comfortably nished, and heated in winter by steam Four bathrooms pipes. splendid the have erected on second been floor— a luxury not always to be in the houses of the wellfound even

as

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This examination has such a step. been going on a long time, but very will be soon known. the result likely In this manner the League, guided adviser the spiritual by its spiritual adviser of the Central Council and at the same of the Amsterdam branch the is Rev. J. of pastor Konings, Amsterdam is doing its best for the material and moral interests of the

annual held its recently had just com The Society thousandth workingman's was arid the event marked A few the fete. of special

a

was

;

was

at

have For instance,

Chamber

presented to the meeting will snffice to show has attended what success the opera In 1891 the of the Association. tions to work number of loans advanced Bank ingmen by the State Savings

convenience and comfort of the and every detail of the inmates, arrangements has been so carried out A. as satisfaction. to give complete is on and handsomd chapel spacious on the ground floor the same floor the which mea is recreation hall, sures 8o feet some by 27, and ad are refreshment to' it the jacent director's and rooms, dining rooms, etc. In the recrea offices, chaplain's tion hall and the courtyard adjoining them it the workingmen may amuse without at the selves expense any in the various in games vogue The is threebuilding country. and on each storey thirty? storeyed, have been fitted three bedrooms up,

room

erection

figures

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special purpose has been: taken

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