The Record Newspaper 23 July 1898

HOW

LOUIS

OP

the

Angelus

of

May

'the

little

amid birds

the

i i a JUVUL0

t'l

i

of

sleep blue

it

%t»

of

a!

OU1II

4 l IUD

siupu

He

just.

c.arols

it

now.

her blonde

to

were

parents had been, considered The boys

Americans,

born

in

this

himself

as

his

and

he

but,

boy,

on

Stacy

into was

held

changed a

moment

!bowed, thoughts.

said Fr. Stacy in The face boy's He stood -for instantly. his head by the door, trying It

was

to

collect

not

mere

affected

and

organised, .The little

an

silver

rested before

on

a

him

W.

A.

be called

of

promises

this

day upon

to

to

the

was

people

in the

quite church

.Louis'

sister,

Rosella, her

pew,

it

was

His

at

demeanour

celebrated

&

makers

was

—

!

TO.

this

OF

STEAM

beautiful Be sides its intrinsic which was value, and its merit as a work of great, a the it had charm for art, boy which he couid not have explained. from his devotion Perhaps it came for the Mother of G-od. At any was as dear to him the statue rate, as or That his mother sister.

BROOK.

ALL'S

CHARLES).

J.

was

over

some

LIST

:

at Canning, 2,000 at 5, run July 23. Handicap, 1000 at 5, at Fremantle, Fremantle July 27. Handidap, Cup, 5, 000 at 5, run August, at Coolgardie. Coolgardie at Kalgoorlie. August, Kalgoorlie Cup, 5,000 at 5, at Kanowna, August 24. Kanowna 2,000 at 5, run Handicap, Menzies Cup, 5,000 at 5. run September, at Menzies. at 1,000 at 5, run Broken Broken Hill Spring Handicap,

Cup, 25, 000 at 5, Cup, 25,000 at 5, Cup, 25,000 at 5, run 2nd

Caulfield Melbourne Perth

N.S.W.,

Hill,

17.

September

October

run

Bank

Reference,

at

15th,

November

run

January,

of New

Caulfield. at Flemingeon.

1st, 1899.

South

that

HUGHES J.

T.

HUGHES

of

(late

PREMIER TEA

&

find

altar

WINE

obtained and Colonial

Having

of English direct imported dozen bottles.

from

Licence,

a

Ales the

waited

for

on

and

1

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;

DOHENY

of

(late

Adelaide.)

IMPORTERS,

and SPIRIT

MERCHANTS.

to prepared the Leading Brands supply Wines of SUPERIOR and QUALITY, Spirits in than of not less one halfquantities gallon,

are

now

Stout, houses,

Deliveries

orders. clients

HAY

He said from the meant

receive

of the be parish, existed a

the there

ADDRESS—

ST.

and dale to loaded the

PERTH.

EAST,

In

307.

the

XL

JlA-

236

in

Novelties

Table

&

and

GENERAL.

JL

,

Importers,

BOHEMIAN

AND

WATER See

JUGS Prices.

our

Hay

TUBES

&

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS,

S 'EEL

Danka

Melbourne & -Alston's Windmills Son, Ltd., Five London, Appliances. Telephone Brigade 358;

So

Sons',

GIRDERS

A-

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

ROLLED

I

by

the

of

love

(All

Sizes),. ;

ss

strange about to it

at

but

spoke

walked

the

was

an

As Louis the rang

premonition He happen.

off,

He

they in

It

and

censer a

shake him.

only What

was

devotions. Benediction.

would

it

of home

twilight.

and told fancy, imagination. could happen ?" his

it

to to

She him

she with her foot on asked, pausing the lowest and step of the porch, towards him her turning face, shadowy in the dusk, her dark

S TUBES,

GALVANISED

leave

"

FANCY

BRASS

to'

not

it

Co.,

See.

351

tried

gether laughed

270.

IRONMONGERY,

the

swung

Rosella

STREET. No.

Decorations,

DRAKE Ironmongers

XT

&

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

FLOWER

DD

Perth.

Arcade,

Telephone

&

May

he felt hell, of something

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

MURRAY

GLASS,

A il

DYNON

JOHN

Latest

\T

IV.

tv

AND

8 Royal

GLASS

for

Sight-Testing XT

JLt

the

of

fortified

the villagers the church for

evening again in

gathered

Spectacles. AA

duties

strong, and

sacraments

tested!

be

to

the

to

Mary.

Free

JLJ

CHINA,

forth and

went

and solemnly, of his heart, he did he think how

was

promise

impressive

[?] '

Little

it.

the

slowly,

depths

day calm

daily.

attention.

every

it

his

soon

their

Agents for John weather Merry

could

P.

AND

we

best

REQUISITES,

notice.

J.

Telephone

BUILDERS'

rollicking Aloysius

sodalities in

Jjouis Knelt he repeated there, words of the Act of Consecra tion to the Blessed and felt Virgin, his heart glow with new devotion. In the ardour of his love he added, " And die for thy honour I will !"

He

314

the

transform

two

it

the

DOHENY,

Gibson).

GROCERS

BLENDERS,

Families

and

Foy

CASH

of

in

were

that

As

morning,

was

him

had scoured hill the flowers which in such profusion.

boys

Wales.

to

The girls' friendly rivalry. sodality had provided the crown and long lace veil, which draped the statue of May, and for the mon+b the

run

about

seemed

which

tween

are.

it

Virgin

run

OPTICIANS

number

and it was Paris, French statues

most

thorning smiled. There Blessed

Perth.

July

\j

of

from

it

as

DRAKE'S

SAWMILLS,

statue

Bishop, brave

Perth.

Streets,

!

had been the gift of a who had admired the who pastor nobly young with struggled poverty and disad He had sent vantages of all kinds.

CO.,

Merchants,

King

NOTE

keep

.moment's all that

a

of heaven drifted to earth. enthroned upon it, she stood his Mother -his 'Queen the church It was the only statue A picture of St. Joseph possessed. side. The hung on the opposite was small and aud parish poor, corner

variety.

great

ATTENDED

Barrack-st., PRIZE MONSTER

little

himself

Oonzaga

and

morn

Queen

a

that he'could fiom a merry, schoolboy into a veritable how

in

SATISFACTORILY

Timber

Country

blue prayer book in hand, making her prepa ration Communion. She for.Holy not of could her thinking help brother's mad down the scamper as she saw. him enter the hill, church with the lighted taper, as and sweet as a looking grave and she wondered young archangel, 'first

most

by the etc.,

109

May. There

&

in

There,

TATTERS

animal

ardent devotee. medal his upon brave young heart

that

would its

all

carat.

etc.,

(C/o

his

was His heart full of the of the month. He was a spirit of Mary," the title under "Knight the boys' sodality had been iwbich

that

to

manufactured

18,

W.A.),

and to assure old friends be still orders entrusted them will will on the premises bear the

of WATCHES and CLOCKS Kings, Bracelets, Brooches,

PROPRIETORS

ing.

coat

attention

in

Jewellers

Address,

a

that

spirits

15,

and

of

M'DOWELL

467.

where sacristy for Mass in vesting

Louis," quiet way.

his

"Watchmakers

Jewellery

PROMPTLY

Telephone

the

up warning finger. breathless and panting from Louis, his donned his cassock and run, and the lighter, surplice, taking the candles got ready for lighting on the altar. down, before tou "Calm go in

dihere,

stamp

Stock Magnificent hand. Beautiful

,

.such a fashion that tempestuous the started good priest violently, .and

standard

careful

of

Wellington

-

Fr.

burst

same

Jarrah

plagued by calling but they might "Frenchy," called him anything they this he was in pleased morning, :such a beaming good humour. He

that the All articles

Change

JOSEPH

him

him have

their

he:

country, American.

an

to

REPAIRS

curly his and hair, jacket, rushed out of the honse and down 'the hill towards the church as fast :as it as he went. possible buttoning Louis was a bright boy of fifteen, Fr. right hand and Stacy's man,, with French about him nothing but his name. His mother a was dark little a con woman,, striking trast

attention

draw

as

and, noticed

Perth,

Street,

desired

morning,

his

brushing

Hastily he seized

of

Mass this he served fact edified those who him. He received and made his Holy' Communion, before the Blessed thanksgiving looked like a which Virgin's altar, be

a

and

wide.,

customers

A

his

opened

and

now

the eaves It awoke

avll

a

l-»

UU

first

springing up to dress rapidly, for he had Mass at six o'clock sharp, wanted but five minutes to

serve

and

a

VY

the

eyes

began 'to

/4

to

maintained. guaranteed

the

in,

church.

village t JJDOUldUD,

o

rang

the

joyous perched on

Firm

CO.

'

of

Messenger.)

bell

B.C.

(The Oldest Desire

AND

Barrack

Buildings,

MAY.

American

The

FOTJCHARD

Arcade

THE

SAVED

QUEEN '(From

M,

STORY.

—

OUR

the ex best to see in them, brought there by the influences He of the holy day. did turned not but in answer, eyes beaming softly, her brother pression

with

lovecl

and looked back: at Their home was chqrch. on a hill, at its in of and foot, top a clump of trees nestled the pretty room white church. Louis' was in voluntarily,.

the the

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Its window of the house. the front but he fine commandeda view, he irom it had chosen it because could see the church.

—

ms

the

dream that he ought nor burn the incense before Benediction, he had not lit it, it was but though clouds there in his hands, and soft ascended from of perfume it and the veil he could

whether

enveloped

it

was

veil

or

the

had

not

lit

incense. candles

tell

Though

he around the he suddenly noticed that statue, were of them and by two burning, see the their he could face light It became of his Queen. so life ,

the

.

like

as

tain

it

self.

held

he looked that he felt the Blessed Virgin He dropped the censer was

and

his

he

heard his

at

censer

the

his nephew, who M'Manamy,

cer

presented

her

James

and

three

side,

stretching and appeal,

unearthly

sweetness

"

I

My son,

thou

its

out

hands, a low voice said distinctly,

in

am

as«

of Wilt

danger.

?" The words protect Act of Consecration sprang and he cried out, "I lips,

not

of the, to his

crash of the but through saw he. the

darkness,

shady

statue in if

the

me

101

uie

uuuuur

uuy

seemed

which

ja.

j

be at

to

church and which made door, increased, to his feet with the him spring robbers. Then of he thought sister hear his knocking at his door and her voice calling distress. to him in the greatest

awoke

r.o

the church is on Louis, to fire !" He sprang the window, saw his eyes, and that rubbing sure the church was en enough He could even veloped in flames. distance. hear the cracking at that

"Oh,

.

a

sharp throw

open Rosella, past weeping on the

'

With

began to Flinging

some

clothes.

his

door,

he

who

was

stairs;

sitting was

out

the

hill

be

up.

that hill but then of joy.

by so

many

inspired that of anxiety being that his feet scarcely

ran

and was

once

be

inspired He was emotions,

predominant, ,

now

he

of

on

of the house and down he fore she knew that down He ran fore that day, by exuberance

horror

cry

touched

ground.

the

The

be

concluded.)

National Library of Australia

Vicar-

new

Bishop Rev. obtained

the

Apostolic

of

On Sun of the second' ceremony day, July " in the Golden its kind witnessed in St. of Bendigo, took -place City": when the Kilian's Pro-Cathedral, Rev. /Prior Murray, O.S. A., Right. was consecrated Bishop of Issus and of Northern Vicar-Apostolic Queens was land. The Consecrating prelate Northern

Queensland.—

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of

Right

Kjy

Rev.

(CoadjutorThere was and the an congregation, overflowing was sermon delivered by the Superior in the Australia of Redemptorists Thomas O'Farrell, Very Rev. (the on who in the dwelling C.SS.R.), eulopaid a warm Order of gium to the Augustinian which the prelate newly-consecrated The was a member. distinguished Dominic Dr. Murray, Right Rev. Vicar- Apostolic of Northern O.S. A., to succession Dr. in Queensland O.S. A., who died last Hutchinson, of Mullingar, and is a native October, Rev. Dr. nephew of the late Most Onta Hamilton, Carbery, Bishopr-of in Cork rio, Canada, so well known and Limerick, where he laboured long to to and well previous his eleyation Office

Episcopal

the years

mitre. a

Dr.

Christian

Murray Brother.

was

for But

some

feel

he for the priesthood, ing a vocation into order admission an of St. sought in and the habit received Augustine, Raththe Irish Novitiate at Orlagh, in Septem farnharm, County Dublin, in Rome ordained and was ber, 1873 sent soon after to in 1877, and St. ;

(To

audience

.

uie

iiuise

the

.

returns

in

North

to

ADDRESS

and

SUBURBS.

attention

which

must

in

the-

to all ordersgiven addressed to

be

MANAGER, Subiaco.

Orphanage,

Commercial

Hotel,

HIGH

STREET,

Fremantle, ONE

of

the

APPOINTED

BEST

CONDUCTED

and in

HOTELS

the

colony: & SHOWER BATHS, PLUNGE SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLE,

as

Queensland

He is 1845. year gar of no ordinary zealous,. ability— to the duties and most devoted the

the

escape

1

'EXCELLENT

Special ONLY

CUISINE.

I.

J

J

Visitors.

BRANDSFINEST Of BRANDIES, WHISKIES, in CIGARS STOCK.

the

VERY

and

and Letters Telephone

Telegrams ATTENTION.

pious, of the

to

Terms,

WINES,

man

a

have

PROMPT'

849.

MULCAHEY

to

effort every and dignity

episcopal

'

1

used

BROS.,

PROPRIETORS.

its V

1

—

He

ministry.

wuu

ne anu responsiDUuy, he is held Echuca, where regret the esteem and beloved highest

the

and his degree of gold medals at the of Rome Doctor Divinity was The University. Holy Father to a native learn that greatly pleased such of Ballarat had dis gained', tinctions in Rome.

j.

will

the

At this

to

arms

Sodality

ANY

Boys'

'

the

tralia.

when her, as a 'little child lie remembered them out to his mother. stretching went As he did so the candles out, out

ot

and of his faithful children,; grantedto the Bishop the. special requests He also gave made his for people.' a his Lordship medal for' the Mother Loretto of the Provincial Convent, the as foundress of seven Ballarat, in institute Aus convents of her

the

in

his

Sacred League of the also Dr. Moore Cross. presented the sum his Holiness with of £20 of from the lady boarders, young Loretto Convent, Mount, J Mary's his The special blessing., asking touched Pope was by the generosity

around not

bamuy, and Heart,

Holy

the

Immediate

by post,

the to take Chief Pastor up a duties of the .Vicariate,, arduous which his know for practical post his zeal in the ledge of this country, and his adminis cause of religion, him. trative well capacity qualify Mullin in Father Murray was born

of Pence from offerings diocese of Bal Catholics of the larat. The Bishop jaso; -..presented;; from the illuminated addresses the children of the diocese, Catholic Hibernian A.C. Benefit 'Society, the the Catholic Young Men's Society, brances of two of the Confraternity

to

floated through the statue until

sterling,

at CITY

its

the

the m

mm

£600

Delivered

in

by

GUILDFORD HOTEL,

'

the

people.

ORPHANAGES.'

;

THE

THE

-

to

presented of Peter's

Orphanage.

...

_

censer

occurred

as

to

was

Boys'

and

.

it

.

statue.

Ballarat, the sum

Dr.

Rome,

to,

the

was

labours

W.A.

GUILDFORD, Visited

by

Secretary

Colonial

the

and

Visitors

'

Herald,

(Morning Colonial

Jii

Charges,

16.):

ly

The Secretary (Mr.'Randell, of accompanied by the inspector M.L.C.), charitable institutions (Mr. J. Longmore), to the of inspection paid a visit yesterday Subiaco School, the ;Roman Industrial,. Catholic OrDhanaefe at' Monser's Lake, and Industrial and the School Glendalough

sylvan

scenery

Baths',

Billiards,

of-

at

most the charming Australia. Western

Saddle Buggies, the choicest & BEERS, SPIRITS,

WINES, that

Money and Experience

The

"Works

place,

very

had

Department but

defect, of it. and clean,

notice

no

It

was

a

were

near,

the

and

he

an

be

done

in

in .his interested' 'greatly Catholic Reformatory,

visit and

the

'

very

was

room

showed

.kindly

There the

of

whole

trees, best

the

from

was

a

was

well

which

80

it

him

for

Will

to

369

one, with

recreation

in curiosity Western

a

Mr.

Randell

of the about

lake a

Ryan, The

to

Glendalough,

mile.

The

conducted

site

was

a

a

all

na

is

case

and

the

o

head

!_l

distance

of

Father

O'

the

over

beautiful

one,

penses up

date

had

been

Bon

a

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at

EAST Marche. BROS.,

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of Perth There

to

Opposite

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and Leederville being obtain land there ed. was some splendid under and industrial cultivation, training He in the matter was of. farming given. of oats, there while saw a magnificent crop of fruit trees. He were sorts could all that in time there would be a see easily had been inform there. He beatiful place and the ex ed that the cost of the building view

STREET

usual

Butchers.

th

principal,

as

HAY

Telephone

white

the

on

HOLMES

a

round

driven

was

be carried

for

In

aborigines,

were parents fair. quite

boy was

of

the person Australian.

BBOS.

Butchers,

the

over

beautiful

OF

HOLMES

planted gallons of oil of obtained annually.

were quality opportunities

were

tive-born both the

OF

PREMISES, BUSINESS

THE

cultivate the to boys. They had instructed in and were carpentry. ground, and were The boys looked well dressed, well, in a uniform. There were not being attired and there and Italian a Japanese boys there, was

very

ERECTION

THE

DURING NEW

in

There

The. situation

and the

on

is-

entertain reasonable-

HISCOX, Proprietor.

GEO.

been had so

for

river.

.was

place;

kinds,

and

hotel, and

'soirees,

terms.

thus

principal

all

the

much

the Roman

olive

balls,

roomy beds, how

creased bathing accomodation, that something would ticipated that matter.,. He

available of

for

Track .

good

The

nice.

'adjoins

for

CIGARS purchase..

THEATRE

Immediately ments

than was larger necessary, The pro of room being wasted, were visions very good indeed, aud the children but not so were well, looking fairly at Victoria much. so as when they were Park, ever, a deal

r

New

VAUDEVILLE

'

Public

Horses

can

& Suitable Training.

Loose-boxes,

On his Mr. Randell return Reformatory. that he had told one of our representatives well at the Govern found everything fairly institution. It ment' appeared, however, that the building was not suitable for the' situation precluded object in view, and the like industrial' for the training anything and a lit boys, beyond the sawing of wood The girls, well were tle carpentering. fairly employed in Washing and making clothing, The and of the work was some very good. of the as some attention, building requires had come down, and the rain had spouting The of attention ponred into the rooms. drawn to this far been taken

a

Moderate

.most

also

,

the

obtain

Boarders

residence within

delightful

.

swingiug

and before

surplice,

his

.

Holiness

shed soft sanctuary lamp, which and crimson glow on his fair hair, transformed the lilies into roses. robed in He thought he was his and the

visit

of

1884, to share Dominic Monica's,

the

at

SALE

Subiaco

'was nts first Prior.1 Dr'oghedaj Father arrival after Murray's Shortly he wasf appointed Com in Victoria and in the Chap Provincial, missary ter in 1891, over which held in Dublin of the. Order, Most Rev. the General Dr. now Martinelli, Papal Delegate he was to the United States, presided, at the elected and re-elected" Prior, he From Echuca Chapter of 1895.'

During, Moore,.

—

in volunteer Rev. the

misssion to

now

Catholics.

recent

Bishop

a

cassock

SALE..

BANKSIA

SEASONED FOR

in

Church."

Holy

to

Generous

his

The people had not was come. The church dark. yet He was kneeling before the. Blessed dim of the .'in the light Virgin, service.,

tion

is

this

is

left

BEST

O.S. A., of St. of un After some years .was Father toil, Murray remitting sent to the monastery of Echuca, in diocese the of Sandhurst, Victoria, founded by the Right Rev. Dr. Crane, O.S. A., Bishop of the Diocese, the' Order house of the first Augustinian .Father Cole established in Australia. so well and favourably known man,

blessing

a

He

of the

for his of the first

_

:

church,

bright

.

thought

dream. He in the village the Benedic

strange back he was for waiting a

he

Intellectually What

Vicariate.

Province,

one

_

.

had

ever.

to

London.

Pope. and the Carr ot Mel-: His Grace the Archbishop in a letter to the Cardinal bourne,' of Sydney, Archbishop gives some, of his audience details interesting " His Holi with the Holy Father. " not a looks writes Dr. Carr, ness," I saw. him ten day older than when in He is ago. marvellously years as

selected

Murray,

Archbishop

good health.

was

Ireland

a

months.

nacle, and was keeping guard over Mother. With that His beloved a smile to which brought thought, Louis fell his lips, asleep. He

Aucidiuc

.

near

so

iu

of the Irish take- charge

next week in company holiday Rev. Father with the Very John, Paul's Rector of St. Glen Retreat, Aus Osmond. Catholics throughout that will to learn Father tralia regret ill of late, Vincent has been seriously to he is now but we are glad say venerable The happily recovering. to return to the Passionist expects in about two diocese of Goulburn for

the spire, directly to rest it. it seemed that upon the others, of twinkling like Instead and as he gazed it burned steadily, at it he fancied it was heart-shaped. the heart of was as It though had risen from the Taber Jesus over

—

reiiuii

.will

xxUSirciiici)

pende n t

hang

to

Vincent,

.

drew

so

seemed

Exchanges.)

our

We C.P. understand Cross, July (Southern 8) that the Very Rev. Father Vincent, Passionist Order in of the Superior Father

over hihe must guard keep in his slumber.; Lord's house, even i n There wtfe my raids of stars clustered round the the heavens beautiful new and one large moon, one

FOR

FIREWOOD

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Prefect ure of the Apostolic Orange River, is administered which by the Oblates of St. Francis of Sales from Troyes, has into a been created .Vicariate and the Prefect Apostolic, Apostolic, Father Jean Marie Simon, has been named a Vicar Apostolic. A

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Conrardy

of

who

priest

the work Damien worked Indians

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Oregon

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the disease. been studying .

land will then

return

of his

Honours We read

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the

to

remainder

for

in the that her

May

has

been pleased to the Royal Red

of

Patrick,

bury

O.S.D., and Hospital,

O.S.D.,

Nuns.

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were

and

hypocritical

well

to

know the Nonconformists

the

bestow

Cross

the

on

Order Mother

of the

Salis

on

Mother

of

the

Jacoba,

Bulawayo

distinction

is

services

given rendered in

hospitals

during

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calling

General

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LIFE.

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We below a testimonial from give of Hilton, M. Cracknell So. Australia, us also sends her portrait

Catholics

the world to the throughout so-called of the Catholic policy Government in Italy. As we showed

the

patriotic the Star

consecrated

and

the

to

flung,

of St. exercises

the

last subject the Catholic

this

on-

not

.merely

tions,

religious

parochial

and even so committees,, for the suppression of Sunday

friendly

and

have

blasphemy And

been

whilst

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general

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to the

are

simply

gain

famous choir

the

helping

Ager's He did so great deal

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and

Commission

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for

cure.

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died

at

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Ayer's ;

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other.

aids

one

of a Catholic Death Authoress. Madame Dahig en, widow of Ad and author of "The miral Dahlgren, and other Secret Directory," brilliant

novels,

Bridgetown.

Gifford-i;oad,

took

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societies,

but for those committed, they commit." The Catholics are may for the sympathy punished they have shown the Holy Father in towards the complaints he has made against his treatment Piedmontese by the in such a But usurpers. pursuing vindictive the cojurse Government

began

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is

it

have

erected over Dominic's

staff

article

our

such rigour the is being Government exercised, has been forced, to confess the that has been entered upon Kulturkampf not for any offences that the Catholics

itself is. ceremony very consecratipn The but simple touching.prayer was proscribed by the ritual said, and the Very Rev. Father pastor,

B.

issue

prohibited.

Washing

Star Bangled the audience then " the Te Deum singing

in band's

grounds

trading

Amid

4 p.m. stationed

Band,

played and Banner," joined

;

from

the

to against the persecution is Church in Italy being 'subjected. Holiness has undoubtedly His,. strong

cieties

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solemnly

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loft,

the

City to

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from Father

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the God of Battles, breeze from a flagthe main entrance

Marine

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are concerned societies which directly with soeial and public life that have under a been placed ban, but also the associations devoted to purely work. Charitable spiritual organiza

the

of playing and the expres Spangled Banner," love sion of ardent of country from an several eminent Ameri statesmen, flag

Dalziel's

a

week,

typical

are

Sunday.

thousands

voices,

to

in

have Catholic Nonconformist

stantly clamouring forced into children Board schools. Patriotic Dominicans. tiful and unique ceremony at St. Dominic's Church, on ton, cheers

that

editor

pretence," says true sentiments to

'

Father Holy Government.

The.

Italian

sanctimoniousness

oily

Bulawayo papers Church. Majesty the Queen promptly

matron

matron

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spend the

days. Dominican

of

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lepers

assertion of the characteristics

priests

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to

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at the

thought

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war.

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dedicated his life to in which the saintly Father died. Father Conrardy

anHwir.h but was

of

to

has

as

some brief and the mission of the in time of peace or

on

whether

Church,

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made

O.P., remarks

timely

.

that

is

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everything,

way

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that

do

you out

turn

lets

herself

does anything

first

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wife

me

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lead

may

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mind

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boil the

it

in

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pint

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thus

the

train

of observation.

home

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trom

was

then but for

Catholic all

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the

more

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different

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to

give

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in

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any anxious

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had

question the clause

to

reference

will

aim

own now

matter. teachers

authorising

sufficient

would, on the down

run

is

other

help disinterested

aided

was

special

matter,' children schools

indeed, if all the Roman Catholic Government now to go to obliged to take instruction be bound religious teachers of or the possibility any be considered of It no belief. for even instruction

from

has to

left

is

to

out

nine

at of

in

her

to be The

likely

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sfifiuln.r

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said,

she

face on said

my

shoulder

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were

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like

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what

the

master

to

not

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there

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made matter

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have Their

to the go will be ours

case

Government

schools.

these

if

text-books

The books insisted upon. from the Protestant extracts Old and New the Testaments, are

made versions

are

of

to

yield

in

their

but

they

none

love

and

up of

Catholics to

revereuce

of makingdisapprove Bible a for children. schoolbook His Lordship Bishop Gibney had objected text-book the be to the used from being At he made every opportunity ginning. to known his it, and made opposition known it what is not now that disputed has been condemned for use in the schools in bench Ireland whole of Irish by the On another we Catholic bishops. subject this take of addressing opportunity you. We will indeed hope, and believe, you assault resist on the sanctity and in every of the bond. The violability marriage

Holy Writ, the Holy

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of man has and there the

to

the Church

it

you from

that

will

it

and

one

indis

and State

earth would and

successful

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no

on power made easy

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tie.

evil

made is

be

becoming

a

;

blot

on

books of the colony. consider The Premier to promised made him to representations by deputation.

to be we

prethe

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statute

mine. to

whispered hid, sobs

give

as

venting to

up

im-

to

mistakes by the very best inis made if worse

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by using

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bright

to

of whose fitness The most

tentioned.

an

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tears

extent

guarantee.

are

is

own

sectarian

is

large

a

man

in imparting mind. The task of impossible,

of his

indeed

what

deciding

fairest

without bias

and

invidious,

soluble,

party

the

degree

some

the

and

casting the The

those then that or some pretext other, schools when their assisted

it

of

free

the

members its way.

had

vote

Parliament doctrinal allowing" carriedSo many

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by of

grounds

in

her

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me

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to

bore

the

with

man

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flute.

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very

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bright

what to mind people say, think is right." do what you

never

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Walter

are

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it.

future

sure

it

should be fresh Drugs to be effective such be ob and of purest can quality tained Sandat the Apothecaries' (opposite Perth. over's),

comes

you do not. to many

trouble.

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Note site

address

new

Apothecaries,

Cherry Pectoral

oppo It does so because coughs of all kinds. remedy of great soothing and healing This preven makes it the greatest power.

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a

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where

such

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being

are

thought

religious

fancy, for, instance, resembles a portion he will delight great to his mother. She

to

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not

age, hand,

his

on

making

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the

of

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an

pencil and he

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may

with

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members

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and

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means

no

encouraged

certain

a

cat,

secret

room's

into

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that

bedchamber.

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picture by wrong

the

with

measures

stiguia

members education

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so

etc.,

only

on

measure

vote

no

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and

tables, The

draperies. are suites

the

by

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com dainty knick-knacks, chairs and odd lounges,

are

place

remember Roman Catholic

mistress,

a

not

is

attempt

"

tion child

i

the

ideas into

be

by

early

other he will attempt objects, is the mother who must,, draw

much in decoration in the of good taste and as display of the fitness of artistic perception boudoirs and For cosy things. are suits of furniture entire rooms, In their no fashionable. longer home

confer

>

the that

will

as

of

to

furniture

the

an

thus because

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supply missing a other little time, when and, after he been pointed omissions ..have out, a will tolerably good picture produce

long

streamers

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to

secular

in The from a

use.

obtained

is

an

be put

effort

con belt jewelled The boa of white

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the

religious of the

and

it,

the child discourage by I it a remark as don't think should is like a cat." She say: " has four legs and a Yes, but pussy make an then tail." The child will

j

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who At

must such

is great the style of this garment. Hat with white is trimmed chiffon, velvet bow black rhinestone buckle, and feathers.

addition

in

be

in

clauses

that

washing

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person

point

:

transplanted in

feet

and

are

occasional

was A New York pensioner lament the of an old comrade. death ing " he sighed, how Poor old fellow," " without ?" I on him Were shall get much to him ?" asked attached you not a friend. "It is that, exactly he replied, sir," "but, you see, he and I have lost had lost his left leg, We a of shared my right. pair and it will boots between be very us, to hos difficult find another in the

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the bodice part loose with garment, be extremely in blouse will fashion,

of

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when

gown. A Spring

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and with

my advice. must be

beau with

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that

me

in

of

soften

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object.

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age

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begin,

it

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lined

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basin

a

the

the

a kindergarten teacher would say, After a time he do free drawing." between a resemblance will notice some of his scribbling and a familiar

breadths are The fitted bodice trained. slightly The is breasted. of velvet double fit. perfect the bodice.

to

can

should should

gaol,

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of velvet; The black

flavour.

completely

it

artist.

soiled,

is

gown surah.

soft

will

a

give

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forgivin'.

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added

child

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tion

want,

retrenchin'.

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for

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dis fact

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they

to

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very

fire

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render

slippin'.

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your

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when

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little

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in

I'm

people's cause, Can no true patriot it's awful fightin' you

comin'

a

until the, dissolves, soap the removed vessel and then, being of wine. from the fire, add the spirits of this prepara A large tablespoonful over

to win, goin' grippin'. on two stools

is

fast

both hard when

When

"I'm kind

on

True

told

prison.

now

which

sides

have,

order

taken

for Hard Water Soften Purposes.-— Take of orangea of best water half pint, of soap of wine a and pint, spirits of a pound. Shave three-quarters heat the soap into the orange water,

penny.

pickle

to

in

schools.

To Toilet flower

enough,

Protection. yer how free grub's of next election.

a

never

in

year

honest

know

To

—

and

Auntie:

listen,

The But

Mistake. "What did you the irate asked mean, sir," guest of the- man who occupied thenext room, " that infernal horn all by blowing Didn't hear me night ? you stamp

His

the

men

meet."

I

man

Godly

this

stpre bacon

cooked

—

this

say

Along

me

said

story,"

a

an

really

About

the

is

p'raps

Some

weari

Rehearsing fifth

distinctive

punish

turn

I'm

duty faithfully performed hours with flowers and with fragrance and music.

the

crowns

and

hangin'

log-rollin', frauds, agen An' bribes as loud as any, But member does as a odd jobs

.

some

be found

them

'

becomes

will

Their

life."

rest

man.

the

of

corner

dry When

a-bangin',

elevatin'

feelin's

cool,

a

room.

I rails

Man.—" It is perfectly ridiculous for Timmins to think of an Arctic re explorer," becoming " marked Of course Goldsborough. " He it is," replied Dillingham. to save couldn't deliver a lecture his pall,

at

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in

support

vice

keep at

keep

fishes.

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of the poems of analysis Poet-Laureate would be in this for the article, Austin's is so con work

the

present impossible bulk of Mr. siderable

that

senarate

a

have to be written has made in the verse

on

:

descriptive, he narrative,

and and with Therefore,

shall of Mr.

he of

different

essay forms

lyric,

reflective,

success

I

impression position

each

has tried

varying

would

naner

them

give here a general and of his Austin,

amongst

contemporary

writers.

verse-

The

Times".

Mr.

on

Austin's

ap said

the Laureateship, have been it was the best that could Mr. Austin the very made, calling of living and the foremost poets; Standard remarked that were it pos to sible have made it a voting matter Mr. Austin would have been unani of by the suffrages mously elected .his fellow-poets. On the other hand, Revieiv and other papers the Saturday seem to have been (whose opinions ones in the reprinted only here)

pointment

articles

to

more

political

than

critical,

characterised as an the appointment reward. ignorant political Dry-aslike in his dust Mr. Shorter critics, " Literature," Sixty years of English Mr. have condemned altogether Austin and his works. Other critics, in like Mr. William Watson his in to Mr. troduction Austin's lyrics, have thrown around the PoetLaureate's and poetry a personality mist of laudation and of verbiage from which none but the finest genius could have emerged without enlarge ment or without diminution. Of the when outcries that were raised silly Mr. Austin took the Laureateship. the not much need be said. I think correct critical estimate of Mr. came from that Austin's position Mr. Le critic, Gallienne, graceful an in interview with. Mr. when, he called these outcries Blathwayt, those of disappointed and ambition, considered Mr. Austin was that true

really

as

could

have

a

poet

as

that Aus

any

been chosen.The reader must remember

tralian

Mr. and

a

Austin as

a

unique

aforetime wished,

prose writer critic of eminence and those position, is

he. liketheir

that

a

of power,

had

occupied to whom the lash

applied the to barking, cur,/ sores. envious What there would be if Mr. .

avenge an outcry were O'Hara Laureate of appointed Australia not because he is not as be chosen, but good a poet as could he stands aloof from press because If or and Mr. Mr., Farrell puff.. or: Mr. Brady Daley or' Mr.,La\yspri ;

National Library of Australia

Dears

tne

not

equal, any would from the

the naturally whoever England,

Aloof

Ana

Were In

Swinburne's are those of others of Now that Patmore after dead, Austin is;

;

achievements, account.

are and Morris De Vere, the greatest English us Swinburne not amongst

If

"

'Twas

poet being

;

classified.

No

"

his the open loveliness pages, the more of English secret landscape, and beauties of insect, flower— leaf, common the countless among glories feet which we tread with hurrying are he and they all these paints has ours because he only painted all them. England is lovelier, Eng lish life is because he has richer, written amongst us." .

A stin Mr. is the pre-eminently and of English rural poet of Nature In not life. the country, the only he treads the paths, the on, grass that an the birds make trees, Eng summer and lish melodious,, every the English flower that sweetens air, to seems atmosphere, but, the very be his own. There is a of feeling in the garden he writes possession in the thein of; fields, English absent far homes and when away in foreign upon the deep, travelling " as in The Human lands, Tragedy," he pines again for the familiar walk, and wonders the iwoo'd; and whether the green lawn are the; same looking as when received his lastfare they In

in

"

neath

haunts

Savonarola,'

native again

the

streams his

upon the

Throstle,'.' as Scame

'.

of busy the music

comes

he

;

their As

Mr.

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cage because its whihh that .

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that

blossom

and

forced

and

these throve

in

their

colour

from

rain

and

they

took

are

;

Ah

if

!

One

creatures life

akin

to

his

you lives

knew

the

hours

with

flowers How

As of

a

birds,

By gazing

time on the

How

often

all

For

days

that

Are

woodland

one's eyes

a

violet has to

one

show days all

that

ablow

i

—

:

will

Love

then

From "

"

a

Green A

what

gather

now, And like contented Upon the sheaves

meadow

Apology"

them

lay

ribbed

:

with

—

of

hay."

From-" "

A

When

Carol"

Spring

golden

leaves

:

—

floated

meres,

silver

on

'

And

pensive

Autumn,

keeping

$ack

her

of Babel,"

II.,

2

tears."

From

"

the

'

Tower

"

'

/

,

Will

be seem

his.

Grow,

free to

climb smooth-

equal

as

the

waves

but that never jostle jar, and sink together, interfuse, with

meeting/

'

interchange

shapes,

in

each

From

"

Granumother's

V Men

do are

not

other

reap

merge

in

granaries

identity."

Teaching"

the

Spring, fiUeddnif'May,

my

:

—

dear, v

their

writer

has artist

indeed sonnets

to

a

very

amongst the acknow of

this form of verse. Mir. Austin has very InfYv nofnnfiom his

imperial fondness

in

the

destiny

|

as lofty patriotism,

his

? patriotisrii Alluding Mr. Austin's recently"A published Voice From The West," a propos of the Anglo-Ameri can a alliance, is powerful piece of work, and shows Mr. Kipling is not even in chief own his chosen fields. And can firid fault with anyone his which ,that sane .szjppet,,.-

to'

arid

And

.'nor

as,

:

as

their

:

—

r

finest and

English poets, of Mr. Austin's

entitle

test

"

swathes

drying

severe

Austin

is that it Stephen, into brings you communication with the artist. What love in the picture or you really the is the painter or poem the poet whom it into brings, with sympathy you across the gulf of Time. He tells what are the which you thoughts some of natural or fragment scenery some incident !of human life excited a in mind wiser and more greatly than own. perceptive Read your " Mr. Austin's sonnets To England," and will you his song is not say that

rest its head reaper, itself hath harvested."

Woman's

before

scattereth

it

that

Mr. the

genius, himself

"

"

"

:

leave

sunlight

sonnet-writer,

collection

and

:

Mr. Austin's imagery is so bathed the with imaginative glow of true as to appear inevitable. Con poetry sider these extracts: Are they not the consecration arid the poet's dream, full of the was on that never light " shore or sea ? From Love's Har vesting

to feel,

high mission of England, that, 'for his native land that loves not other countries less because it loves Britain most of all. From these we pieces catch of glimpses the strong of the poet, personality and this, as M. Taine in his intro duction to the " History of English .Literature is the function of insists, to show as if true the literature, man behind the records and the parchment, and something of the men and man ners of those with whom he lived. " The ultimate source of pleasure de rivable from all art," says Mr. Leslie

go,

nosegays You would then, I think, scarcely deem One's song of Spring a borrowed theme, But own that English poets learn, In every hour, at every turn, From Nature's Nature's page, from speech/ book bard What neither nor can teach."

!

;

;

often exDressed his confidence

;

and

come,

wet

grow

enough

me,

stealthy

leading position ledged masters In his'-sonnets

with

;

many

lo

watch

a

would

hours spends

on

the

see

proved amongst

own.

one

Hymn

the mystic shadows steal land where J cannot follow

lyrical

;

He

of

ment

i

season

"

splendid

And so the whole through of Mr. Austin's and narrative lyrical poems, which all contain at ieast one price less jewel, till music grows dumb, and beauty is no more on the out stretched of eternity. finger

of another poet, speak of leaves, trees as abstract speaks of them as with an enjoy

grass,

generalities. beautiful

"

and

sun

the

hollow dappled when falls the hour of eve, shadows on Quiet a quiet hill; To watch, to wonder, and be still."

darkness

nor

;

let a

To

iu

"

for

Dewy dingle,

clouds

j

flowers,

..of.,

rK;

Into

caught

or

the

up

love the doubt, the dark, the fear, That still surroundeth all here. things I love the nor seek to solve mystery, Content to let the stars revolve, Nor. ask to have their meaning clear, To

black

I have written Austin does not

That Which

be The Captive voice is the cheered, his

culled

stored

Enough for

form."

as

pauses

lanes.

or

D

I

To

'twas

exotics

from

life,

murmuring

ear

you

float.

learned breeze,

And

;

well.

"

'

thought,

castat

with

be

From Death":—

;

boughs

rare

They

—

;

flowers

tender

from

any,

storm

'

turn

that

poor

English

lurks

throat

They budded

the author of the monu M. Tainei Literamental " History of English considers Mr. in Austin, ture," of breadth and spirituality vision, the greatest poet of the descriptive acutetime. Lord whose Lytton, ness none will remarked question, Mr. are "not that Austin's poems of moral but revelations descriptions, and that thus they have loveliness, result of apparitions." the frequently true So Mr. Austin's critics, begin Mr. Wm. have Sharp, ning .with Mr. been struck with Austin's love He of country and of the country. was called by the leading English of critical the Poet- Laureate journal With Spring long years ago. equal truth I can Mr. Luce's words apply As .we on Tennyson to Austin—"

and

borrowed

From

my

simple

verse

my

bird's sweetness

If

the

meadows

in

e'er

—

like

born, bring, English

u

reauy

D ft Y

;

I sing, strains

and woods

fields that

true, among from cities

it

years,

"

is

Days. after Mr.

H

of former harvest a rainy day The seasons will keep their own true time, can you hurry, nor nor furrow, sod Its honest labour and steadfast thrift that alone are blest by God,"

and

;

distant

a

'"Tie

omciai

matters

Infancy

one

remonstrace

Mr. Swinburne Laureate-Poet of

little all,

failure.

or

apparently to given

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,

A detailed

Freeman.)

? bickerings many, and all honour high raise indignant rest combined.

Save

the flowers of he loves as "At country, Delphi," " from A Letter etc., when Italy," those which bloom in they resemble own his. Kentish He has country. " well this in his Pre expressed lude

Holdsworth as the per there be no are so there

.

the Sydney

(From

poet,

would Where

manent

AUSTIN.

Mr.

or

officially

M

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Heney

recognised

Jy y

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obtainable

are

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Mr.

or

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POET-LAUREATE

from

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poet.

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;

1873, including

PURE

do -not

quoted

Victoria

,,

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„

Champagnes,

Merchants,

to

:

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the

means the place of rank, 'which are names tHere several of danger, men of Irish blood and birth. Among that of General them we find CopIrish and Catholic, and by pinger, connected with the family marriage of one of the most illustrious of Ameri cans of our time the late James G. Blaine: General/ son-in Coppinger, now is law of the great statesman, been pro Major-General/ having rank by the President moted to that on 0.n ;the ,same M!ay 4. day United States Senator Sewe.ll. of .New Jersey was made Major-General. He also Irish is Irish by birth, Vand thoroughly heart. has often in His name apthe contributors of Ipeared among in 'substantial sums in aid 6f distress as Such men the land of his fathers. never absent from the post of he' are race are always duty. / The fighting on when with recoird wanted,. whether :

;

;

in

all

be

now

at

front

!

poems or

notice

Terrace,

Ex leading Paris Exhir arid bition, 1889, Prize /Champion t,;.of Australia for. Clarets/ and Hocks, Melbourne Royal Show for Three successive years. Also Gold Medal, Bordeaux, 1895: CLARET. PORTS; CLARET;' No; .1. CONSTANTIA. No. 2. MUSCAT/ WHITE. SPECIAL. BROWN. HOCKS. FRONTIGNAC. CHABLIS. SHIRAZ. SHERRIES. REISLING. at

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flows easily times the

;:at.

obvious

so

is

verse.

though

however

soiiie

:

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tlae

de-

my

;

whose

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are

delayest

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Human

lines

my

'//

with

Thou

thine, of

sundown

.

day,"''' '

from

will

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the great conflict which universal attention. Whenever the flag has a pf freedom cause that needs brave hearts and to be on is sure ready hands that race record. Every day the papers tell of

;

.

glow

a

and

It

Ireland

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will

members

the the

in

night

Boston. of Irish war, tinue.

mine

upon

'

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new

Irish Spirit.— battalion was

O'Reilly

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quite Should

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in his

showed

Tennyson to Byron

inferior

Austin,; by this of the Period, to be incoinparably

Poetry

and

,

.

.

perhaps,

maturer regrets, notwithstanding, Mr. Austin' is reaping what he sowed.

Shakespeare is not judgbd by Henry but by Macbeth and Hamlet VII., nor Miltbn and Lear by the quantity in but by of prose Paradise Lost/' ;

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his his

splendid

in

flights

the

same

poem, poems:; Seven"

" Comus," and his short " Wordsworth We are by " the White or Doe," but and his ", Tintern Abbey

nor

by

"

mortality", to V Odes "

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Idylls

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it

existence

scrib

disappointed is

wearisome

to

see

the

in

little

our

critic's

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of King reign Henry then the Church that in England, claiming

particular must place of satisfaction

arose

the the

to

see

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her

their

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cause..

may

within

few minister last

years— of the

no

prelate Church

of

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to

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that

.points

Church sented by Sunday. would

be

offence.

w

—

congratulate

of England as repre her and dignitaries their on sermons last Such congratulations

in

clergy

would

we

the

-7

.

these

011

of It

the

is

of

nature

the

on

an

attitude

dis

those

in

sermons towards of divorce question generally, and the closer and more openly avowed truth approach to Catholic th us signified.

played

;

the

The

best

traditions

Church—those

can

of the Angli she has formed faith and fetvohr

of

noble men and women who been among her members.— traditions is that her clig: it

have These

have illustrated attitude.

nitaries

present Thus

their

by

viewed, repeat, of England attitu(le.pftho,iCihurch one .is tbat odes her houour.

OF,

"The at death, from announced

an

who

many

a

great

before

.public.

Mrs.

Lynn

Linton,

who

one

is

wrote

the

day

the

or

can

the

in

weekly

frdm frequent sorts of subjects and with grace

were

all

on

the

Articles

magazines

newspapers and pen,

lady

with

familiar of

-

literature periodical be unacquainted.

monthly

a

had been years We allude to with whose name "

the

no

is

age,

pleasantly

he'r

she and

talent. her

Among the

contributions

many

instruction

the

or

.to

amusement

of

the

however, none, effect greater entitled than that "The Girl of the Period." Some were entertained by were All admitted some irritated. it public, reading produced perhaps,

a

;

least

nised

its

partial

the light world had

the

the

criticise

the

of

girl

more

lately

that

were

for

way ;

as

Linton dawned

doubt,

in

all

her

voted

even

freshness,

politics

or

in.

be,

in;

of weighty

interest

sociial

lesser

a

greater

or

is,

to

1 he

less

or

near,. threaten,

now

wits

As

to,

manners

made

for

if

things

the

tuture,

turn

as

of

girl

be

work

out

whom

one

to

period

a

advocates venture

to

The

if come, their design,

these

woman

would

true

no

idea,

of law

is

woflld

position

She

meantime,

homes for provide seems children, experience some thrown doubt it. upon

liberal that

had,

a

is,

for

States

by

said,

one

where

the

lady-as

young

a.,

her; to upon in which she had

she

in

instance,

a

newspaper.

—

the explain been placed.

father

and

a

Saxon

-

.was

—

the the

Sales

Alliance.

most

was

Our

1798.

Not

in

more

was

nationally

people

to force

offensive

and

enthusiasticallv

denouncing

one

weak,

degrading

the

American

this

country

on

j

re-

as

of the

uncalled

attempt Press

an

and

alliance, Britain

at

project

Irish one

Local

Government

Bill.

prominent

English

statesman

Irish

Parliament.

that

tells

no

bread"

"

that

us

is

But

the

half

a

—

good old

loaf

maxim

better

is

m

than

peculiarly

because

Ruler

he

from able

felt

Irish

which to

for

a

attempt Nationalist

Irish

cumstances any Irish

event

by

the

common

Local

The

of

use

op

cir In

control.

determination the

The

—

be not

future

must

to

Story

Church."

which

events

Government of all classes

good

Home fulcrum

new

present is

people

a

policy

and -the

staunch

a

srive

Mationalists would Home Rule." It is of the forecast trend

tor

press

to

us

"

"as would

it

of

the

powers Bill

conferred

in

country.

for

the

the

Australian Australian Church contains a review of the

West

News

of the 16th inst. it work, of which A speaks favourably. tableau is, quoted by our contemporary tine In 1843 the Roman undoubtedly, assumed the title of Arch Bishop Folding of a claim which was in bishop Sydney, scouted of dignantly by the Archbishop Australia who in the church of St. James this,

"

:

will

'

at

at

ayuney, stauumg document did the

AND

GENERAL.

cue

altar

runs

—so

'protest, publicly of ourselves and lstws of God to the

youd

our behalf and according order of the church canonical .the against The picture of the this intrusion." indig as have nantly-scouting Bishop, we saicl, is line. The position of the Bishop, how

on

explicitly,

successors

'

War

.on

pression

of

Catholic

the

press.

The

sup the newspapers (writes of the of Universe June corespondent and it continues in northern re Italy, Catholic

Eome 16)

but

quires this

wuy

little

reflection

measure,

more

ing the present period displeasure singular Leo

Xlll.

the

Catholic

mean

sof their of

light sit

ill

where bad press act

was

and

early, press

mai.

is

His evil

than

any

the

one

of,

the most

potent

principles

in

spreading those amongst

the

own,.

motto

who

'

That by the

is

perpetrated

good press must exist to counter combat it The arms. by its own of the Papacy know .that in sup a

"

pressing

the

removing

from

Catholic their

remains

somewhat

part

of

church

the The

obscure.

In

what

for

example,

was

the

communion

table

at

the

the name. hardly taken of later privilege years not oue too, quite even unquestioned, up the to let Mr. as, for present example, Kensit witness. The tableau would be effective the indignantly more were scout located. But ing prelate definitely any where almost would under the do, whence, to or circumstances, scout; indignantly otherwise. Dr. Folding had been appointed that Arch in the only way any Archbishop since the pallium bishop had been appointed

causes

Father. fact that

the

to

ever, "altar"?

dur

Holy

religious and of

is

other

persecution,

to alive

taining

understand

to

of

vivacity, faith the true

darkness. so much

enemies

repre

which

measure

degree,

that

twenty-rfive years, of Mount de

to our applicable position just now, and Lord Spencer realised this when he his the to pledged support

depict.

LOCAL,.

Mary

is

"

they

Witness.

to

of

of Ireland entitles him experience and confidence authority (says June has never Freeman, 18,) wavered in his of the Home Rule support himself to it cause since he pledged more than twelve Earl has years ago. Spencer and harder Irish fought longer against Nationalism than any living Englishman. he is to-day As a consequence the most eainest and consistent of Home At Rulers.' dinner to the the Eighty Club he referred Government Bill as a. mistake." Local From the broad statesmanlike of point view he institutions in was Local right. Ireland and should be established developed under and a central the guidance care of

is

care

hardly,

Sister member

a

to speak with the Weekly

threatened that and hearts the in stincts of the gentlewoman— such as were those! of Mrs. Lynn Linton would,

Cavalry

whose

if

pretend for her. preparing Another world women with true

id

Sixth

the Centenary of Belfast or Wexford,

The

need to have her she would avoid the some who that misery to are be her friends

now

Park.

been

past

Anglo

ceived

The

more

out

uruuxin

of the

with Great defensive, variance with our history, of our and with the sentiments traditions, of the a majority American people who are not of British While birth or ancestry." of ten twelve millions such is the spirit or of people, who are tlie salt of the American Mr. Chamberlain and his col population down the leagues iiiay keep on whistling wind for an alliance with States. the United

will

and

pitfalls

?

must

years ago, American those

sented, took it

National Library of Australia

the

Some

of her she to

slow.

ot

her

about

all

that

girl

-aiiuoiiyr

directress

that

—a

unmarried of any age, lady be preferable to would nevertheless, the divorced and we wife; then, as are have said; there also to be taken into consideration the interests of roastbeef. The of the future girl will find it to her advantage to shun to which marriage easy divorce may be a sequel. " The Giri of the Period!' may have been an on the of pre advance girl No doubt she ceding generations. was im in "some so, and respects The girl ,of the present mensely so. advancement in her may have made turn.

of

has

by a section

,

occupy ..them of questions

with

who for the

and for, made

,

to

has of lateit Marriage, been, is on the' years complained, have decline. men. become" -Young too or too to selfish, take upon wary, themselves the cares of family life. We have seen them excused on the who as a bachelor plea that the man, lived must feel the up to his income, embarrassment of being to obliged out of it for "the needs of a provide household. But with divorce made easy things possibly might take another turn.

fatherless to have

she

What,

oVi .Uli

menaced.

for had

type

oUlIlC

—

The

were

llldl

Kir

'J

She

Regiment.

Fifth

enthusiasm than displayed Gaels of exiled gathering few of the speeches delivered at home com with the brilliant address which with pare the indomitable Mr. John E. Finerty elec his audience. trified Among the resolutions

as

point,

rrr\

Bordley,

earnestness and at the Chicago

The'

has'

Into the other great question which, at the present time, engages attention, are and wherein also women particu so concerned— -.though .not more larly a thought than men of the perhaps old maid also enters. Here, indeed, the interests of roast beef appear to;

marked

herself

will

girls

seriously

way.

and

has novelty, more advanced no

be

It

.

buC

be suffered.

selves

divorce

days

LU

V

of

Hilda,

Dublin,

brisk.

mo, r;e

j

Lli

now

memorate

,

she;

who.

in

Fitz

Agnes

Austin

American exchanges Freeman's) of a contain thrilling reports great demon stration held Central at the Music Hall, the on Chicago, evening of May 23, to com

was on that, if trial promise did not approve of the daughter have her speedily match,, he would divorced. Young men, perhaps, with to themselves Vwould employ regard the similar and thus persuasion, matrimonial market become might

franchise.

the the

mature that young

any

she

a a

change

a

that

ngu

case

of our member

0(|UUiUtuu.

The

his

proportions likely voters of more tender and those who have reached a! the chances age, and what are

intention referred to in it

cursory

and,

survive now

a

period,

Lynn

Mrs.

sex

than

more

thing

our

description to allude

indeed,

nor,

recog

undergone.

not

nevertheless,

on

evident

o

jrwuio

Claude

nephew)

(Weekly

father's

it

:

and

justice, threw

it

.

at

UllIlLf

not

are

be between

,

for

Is

may

years

advanced London of

1L

j

short,

THE

DAY.

as

alone,

iroorc

sister a

Academy.

writer in one of the London English monthlies, with regard to a German State— Saxony, if we recollect aright —in which the law of divorce was to suit the convenience the million. ,of It was that of a man whoni the narrator heard persuading his daugh ter to a suitor' who did not accept Her. catch The altogether fancy.

But, also, girl at arrived her twenty-first birthday; does not take: some' in the: interest loss

PROGRESS

this

the

if

-llidllCl

THE

for

it

a

oAma quuiv

de

there are two sisters in the interested present and the States United

George Sands Chickamauga

present

with

remember

umi.utyu

;

it is is, probably the should possess

the

we

We noffofo/l

of

were

ranks been a

order

.

A depended. science that, argued the presence without of the old maid, the roast beef traditional in the main tenance of the coufitry's virile strength could not red be. produced.TThe he said, is to the clover, necessary of the ox without the fattening bumble bee the red clover cannot be fertilised will bear no and seed ; mouse but the the bee, destroys and without mice must the cat, con become multitudinous. The clusion is plain the old maid alone rears the cat. and consoles The connection between the therefore, old maid, and the roast beef of Old Let us admit England is palpable. that,

is

has

uuo

going

,were

that

One who

—

stability

man

we

was

between

Spain. gerald,

Captain

impos

completely

Mount

of the the Order for The Visitation over forty-four years. other is Sister Sands, daughter Mary Hilda of the 'late Benjamin F. Sands, U.S. Navy. Her Hoban brother James Sands, Captain is in command cruiser of of the Columbia,

to say, how made marriage the easier— if easiest not, indeed, interests of roastbeef might also be There jeopardised. would, probably fear on the be less the of part bachelor to take unto himself a wife.

;

for herself by the she has kept ali-ve, the. charity she has promoted, the social conditions she has refined and purified, the. she has -enlightenment spread life she has en abroad, the family the long couraged and safeguarded, line

What

ever,

that we would dis Not, however, or the parage in any way the position or the elder even ot importance lady, the elderly maiden lady, unprotected she be. N ay, it is not very tho.ugh since it was solemnly many years in to which a quarters argued jest was on the wholly that, foreign, existence of the old maid,' as she is called, the preservation of familiarly grave

means

conflct

the

in

of

Convent

Catonsville,

deeply

are

has

sible.

"

England's

no

by

age?

disgust,

proposals. therefore.

not.

is

un

—

.repudiate

the

:

:

near

Sales, who

the

enaged

—

.enter

successor the girl's it of is, another affair-. If it is not, at are to what we:; think of the least, advocates on who in Parliament or so the appeal platform eloquently and with so much to the feeling of justice and sentiments public sense and virtue of morality ? Are we to conclude that the yoiirtger members are such of the. sex excluded from and that into them considerations, there enter ladies only ;;qf a certain

In

as

are

,

of the Bill particulars here. We refer to them in another briefly place ; but nowhere do they demand a we

With

course;

the world.

who

people

as

.

of,

anxiety

or

—

,

teacher

pbint religious

New

members of religious many in thearmy who have relatives with who scan latest war news the

—

certain

a

There

,the

date

assigned

had

That

lias

been

the

was

first

conferred.

—

—

not

to

of

Freeman)

navy much'

in

War.-

in the Interest correspondent

.the

-

.

the

do

fact writer

:

Into

illustrious

"

also testifies, a witness arid truth."

the

all,

Ml

the

as

is,

.

1

sue

of

most

but,

—

.1

that

.

this;

Wf

doubt that he of catalogue the Catholic

no

forefront of the in the this of the stifling of

.Catholic (writes

orders

—

,

—

owned

prerogatives'

by her, as recalled by Cardinal of Newman, must give earnest

-

those

all

ment,

acts

York

in

/',a

evil

are

woman, who, designing <iue course, her lather, and captured in with she, company step- mother Noi i, was turned out to make room for stepmother No. 2. Her mother, in the Interval, had married and been divorced and married again ;— being with offended for the her; however, she had shown for preference step mother No. I she declined to: shelter case her. The exr '.was,, possibly, as ceptional, many cases, of one kind or other, reported in American papers most are, but, under a fuller probably of the circumstances, development seems proposed it among ourselves, scene

put

press;

.

now proposals "was only to 'be expected. no more This is than consistent with the traditions their Church had made for herself; Her noble historical the ancient memories, wisdom of which she is a monu

gross

'

more

—

will

is

there

Government—

,

—

:

the made

.

,

We hail, therefore, the improver congratulations, 'has taken in the ment. that placeattitude towards the matter of the of That her England/ jphurch and clergy should resist hierarchy with

i

and two step-fathers and two mother, no and yet she had step-mothers, her own. home that she. could call A divorce had taken Iplace between and mother, her father in which she, attached to the lady having .becomfe Her who. came in; mother's, place, remained in .her father's -house,— while, her mother married elsewhere. But then there the appeared upon

must move The world, However, moye on, and will on, let the satirist or laudator .acti the carp temporis he may'. Mrs. Lynn Lin prose as ton's of the period, for example, girl was who Herself one could make would be happy "jolly," perhaps; the the better word without privi or the provision lege of the franchise for her future in a Divorce proposed Act. had not the idea that, She her guiding without hand, the .public affairs of must be the country It swamped in a sink of iniquity. did not seem to catch her eye that the British Constitution showed some flaws because she or her grandmother had had no direct part in its develop or of ment; that that the United had been batched States crudelv because she was not; there. together

.

by any

,

of

performance —

,

enforce its his clergy;

"to

rmm

—

,

im—

newspapers they are path one of the great obsiacles to the furtherance of their est, evil intentions. If the Pope does actually attributed to put into execution thq project him— of face of Europe in. the protesting the of the Italian persecution against'

"

assumed

from

the

now

power other

the a

"

the

title.

Pope,

who

to bestow

day Dr.

similar-sounding part ing on the

His

Grace

He

had

alone it.

Saumarez

had

then

VV hen; tor Smith

there title of Cardinal

had

not

received

was

or

it

has

example, obtained no

Morau.

scout His

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separate bags, of England, robbed moment, was

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Austral

the

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for

of

the

usual

interest

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W.

,

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tales,

Rev.

J.

1798"

J. Dr.

of

great

periodical,

in

The

work

been

revised

VavI?

—

of 'the sacred in English,

issued

is

by Mrs.

PofViAlin

J.

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will

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has New if

aid.

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book

Moran,

is'

plentifully

and

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most

we

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clauses he is

the

guided, following

one

:

;

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because

—

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bank

on

carted

in

that make

behalf.

but

end

would for

be

Roman

member's

Catholics, which to

therefore, thank him.

hon.

over

surface

Wynne

6in. wide. It in alluvial an or

Wind,

three

found

was

near

from

comes

by

men

found

within

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refuses to discovery."

state

the

miles

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exact

of

of

committed

The

outrage and Mission Station, speared of the mission, superintendent on May 16 last (says Tuesday's Herald), have A telegram again become aggressive. received was yesterday by the Commissioner for Police at by Sub-Insector Brophy, that a visit had beenWyndliam, stating River Mission paid to the Forrest Station, and that since they had speared Mr. Hale the natives had stolen the mission boat and that a bag of flour also, were police being sent out to try to recover the The boat. also sub-inspector telegraphed as follows the mission The action of regarding the. missionaries in continuing to pursue their labours in the those blacks among face of recent will depredations eventually lead to and I think fatal that results, before any lives are sacrificed the Bishop recall to the ought party."

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to to

—

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Lord's ideas

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as

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between

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in received the Rev. 12, of Chichester, with copies of

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London

Sunday, June Prebendary

on

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good would that and

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the

seed

points

such

the

union time.

primacy others.

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Admiral

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and

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of the Gospels The Holy

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come

He

hoped

be able to the blessing them.

continue of

God

union

of as

all

on

Eucharistic

the

of

The restraint

of

Lieutenant

It is proposed Davis's Jefferson Cuban insurgents exercised

supremacy

of

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believed

that

about th>»t his would

in Mr.

God's

to

being

his

chivalrous and

endow

the

at furious

are

them

over

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who is

Hobson estate

rest

and on

him

food blood.

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partook

a

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a

hot-

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of,

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following

Messrs.

A.

J.

Hiriks

and

Co..

of

;»

threw

of

upmost

the

visit

prefer

to

than

remove

is

make the

to

necessary Messrs. Hicks

as

immediate elsewhere. stock

an

Weekly

of

the

Hay.

importations Apothecaries, (opposite Sandover's).

at

five

weeks

in

"

I

and

had

of given up all hopes recovery, gradually wasting away, expecting except in death, which I thought not be far away.

was relief

no

could

It 1892. was February, Cura Mother Seigel's tive and mind to made up my. see Syrup, whether there could be any virtue possibly in it for so a case as mine. desperate

"This

then

in

was,

I first

of.

heard

:

"

the able to procure Syrup in our to London neighbourhood my son wrote for a It may seem hard 'to believe,, supply. that but it is trub, the first few doses gave welcome me relief. to take it. Continuing I was able to take soon nourishing food,, After and felt back. my strength coining a' little all pain left and I' never' ailed, me, but the hounds. c'cinfollow anything since;

Not

.

,

being

and—do.anykindofwork.: "I

Creator

for

known,to

me,

thank.my

Seigel's

Syrup

should

now

body that to

come-

(Signed)

be

Mr

Mother it

making

for

I

without

I tell my every grave. it saved my life. wel You are this to all world. the publish John Murray, Cragmore Cottage,.

Abernethey August 28th, well

in

(near 1893."

Mnrva

and

/.

v

nf

a'mfl.ri

is

known

Grant-own,.

Balmoral),

in

nVm.r

liio-li

the

a

r>f

Ar

He

district.

is.

the employ of D.. Jardine, Esq, of Rairock disease inflamma His was Lodge. acute for attack which an of tory dyspepsia, to himself) his (unconsciously system had What a sudden seems long been preparing. eminent is but an illness," says physician, the climax which haveof a series of changes been on time, the going for a considerable been slight warning symptoms not having noticed by the patient."

The

third

branch

No.

takes

place

Committee for

some

making

in

2

St.

George's

next

the

a

ealier

at-

Syrup

close

of

Patrick's Society

St.

Hibernian

Hay street,,

Hall,

25tli

The

instant.

of

readers

are pleasant evening The gathering.

8 p.m.

and

for-

arrangements our

this at

signs

been working assiduously arid have in succeeded

Those

miss

commences

until

the

past complete

very

evening. of spending to

ball

of

So

comes.

the

Seigel's

142

have time

the not

for

annual ;

Monday

on

So disease

be

will

desirous

advised dancing, continued..

a.m.

o

-

goods,

After

it.

I was worse than ever and re hospital turned in great home, There I lingered on after month. I month pain and weakness was now pale as death, ,and so weak I could not draw one foot after the other.

the

'

these

bed.:

His-h.

W.A. for of the public liberal which has been" ac very support corded them their during great half-price lease of and sale terminating drapery The last weeks have now ar clothing. rived and they expect to close the business and in a few Very special startling days. in dress are now offered bargains being stuffs, calicoes, flannels, sheetings, blankets, and all kinds of also in drapery goods, such as ladies ulsters, capes, apparel, and and' men etc., jackets, waterproofs, and clothing, mackintoshes overcoats, boys' of An and mercery every description.

thank

street,

so

-

hand.

the in bombardedport of Manzanillo, of Cuba, two and four south gunboats, other vessels being dsstroyed.

The

in

I

was

1 was months', suffering Grantown where I Hospital, had the best medical treatment and diet. I was on fed solely liquid food, and my stomach was so inflamed and sore that I

the

communicate.

down

lie

took

The

or

"

his

Tampa.—

at

I drops pain

soothing day.

spite no

"

worse.

have

with

Americans,

hardly

Miller

labours

pain at the chest and at the stomach, of as

So grey hairs come. death comes. Watch and keep Mother

the

by

immediate

and

first I had. and after

in

progress

Cervera,Maryland,

in Annapolis, in recognition

"

with

to

as

the

keeps

war.

treatment men.

Madrid

;

on

the

the

arrived lionised

the suc

other

in censorship public ignorant

July"

with

May

mouth,

a

got

of

suspension

was

and

Press

of

the

were

At

the

some

Being unable

"In

vessels

troops

Spanish

work

on

taken

correct

give

Miller,

sacrifice, St. Peter,

I

The

—

arms.

heavier

The

—

territory

—

amateur Pia. The

skilful

unsuccessful,the evening

-the

contains said, controverted

"

of his

one

will

rising,

soldiers

relic

sacred and the

traditional and vindicated established." Miller with Father received Prebendary with much kindness and spoke evidently He and ex energy. deep feeling great that Mr. his satisfaction Miller's pressed directed reseai'ches were towards preserving the words and phrases of the Holy Gospels The destructive influences. study against and of was most he. Holy Writ important like it spread than it would to see further he reached at Holy Scripture, present. self

:—

vomited

food.

for

commander

.

uuo

the

very

Signor

Pope

volumes

;

Cuba;

-

decided

was

Christians.

audience Edward

Forrest River Mr. Hale, the

National Library of Australia

of-

The

the

of

—

with

made with, which was; the relic covered -being

occasion,

Pope (says

na

at

an

to

proved

Western

the

troops in naval

out

German

Some

—

American fever.

chief

Rome

wit;

is,

photographed,

light,

accuracy

who

The

be entrusted

to regard controversy

He

backing.

the

glass, second

'

Kanowna,

locality

Aboriginals.

Tkoulbsome who

five had

he

—

was

ruui

it property that committee

whose

representations will help to

near: patch Lake from Kanowna. there was some-

the

broken

Six America. hundred with are down yellow General 30,000 troops, Miles, ;with will the in an with U.S. fleet co-operate invasion of Porto The American Rico. the Cathedral on has been hoisted flag The Ciiban towers at Santiago. insurgents discontent from at being excluded express in the of the administration taking part town. captured will be garrisoned July 18.— Santiago by McKibtwo General American regiments, the Want bon as of governor city. acting the of food there had reduced Spanish of

to

Redeemer.—

the

viiristatiius.

electric

miles

me.

solid

has

fever

American

fleet whose

to

the witnessed opera and astonished at the of the Redeemer result. The whole figure before them. The in perfection appeared the of which are dimensions photographs, centimetres and all copies by sixty, forty of of which must bear the axithentication will be published towards the committee, month. No these the end doubt of this

—

It

au

photographer, attempt,

the

16.

Carlist

and all who cessful, tion were impressed

"

-

statement

of

two. negatives

Subsequently, however; The latest as we thing less definite. go to is-the I have press interviewed following: Father He states he saw the that Long. which nugget, weighed from 9olb. to 1001b,

tives

Figure that

first

was

burning I

me.

in

a

—

The

with

life.

my

worse

Yellow

—

of

July 18. Constitution

action. for nothing

have

taste

in that

as

the

be

Catholic

in

bitter

Would remain few minutes,

parole.

left their

asked

motive

the

into

would

Opposition a evidently

was

and the night during deposited with The weight of the lump Father Long. was certified to be 1151b. authentically The avoirdupois. nugget was 15in. long, and

rible iron "

-

on

make

to

logical

grant

ire

when

and schools." Anglican Catholic education is.

should

nugget

nugget

/The'

only has

suddenly, was wrong

John

Mr,

says illness were, I feic any

it

I had sensation

eating

cor

not and

1891;" had

as

awful

an

lady

of Admiral Commodore is the Canaries. Watson, tem —General Shafter has been appointed Governor of Eastern The Cuba. porary has been suspended. constitution Spanish surrender the at In their Spanish troops to march out of were Santiago permitted the city with the honours of war, afterwards down their but retaining their laying arms, thousand Twenty-five, personal property. be sent soldiers will to Spain; the volun and in Cuba teers on guerilleros remaining

we

introduced be nothing

are

lesson.

at

among attitude

Sampson's

spirit, evident

that

things

worse

valuable

a

to leave I sent the house who said stomach was doctor; my; ulcerated. He of differ gave me medicines ent kinds, and recommended applications ; and I grew but nothing me gave any relief,

14.

July

considered was

would

Catholics

separate

a

however,

was

>

and the schools, the Government

by.'

were

their

his shall

—

is

matter

own'

to

"

found

was

off

what

—

The

IllingwOrth

—

Roman

King,

The on Sunday. Irishmen who had three for some weeks in fair past been bringing to parcels of gold to Father Long, for him it

prospectors

meal

AMERIGO-SPANISH WAR.

amputation

Holy Winding Sheet, which regard to the been has veneration recently exposed- for and of which has at Turin, a description in our columns (sa> s the Catholic appeared be interest Times of June of deep 24) wille

reported a monster nugget, has caused sensation. The some matter, for the not does seem however," present, as clear be desired. as The quite might of the West whose correspondent Australian, wires furnish the in authority Perth, ap himself mixed in his a little under pears of the affair. Under the circum standing little excitement stances, a however, may. be excuse!. We that were first told a nugget weighing 1151b. had. been found, on about three miles from Sunday, Kanowna; the

But

any

.

'

16s.

called

left.

had

—

;

been

a

he

if

—

v.

which passage late utterances

his

for

;

had

make

Then, thing

opportunity. been have .often 'also he made; that

is looked Manila upon by the Americans Premier has The. Canadian suspicious.— the of a ordered Carranza; expulsion spy. Spanish admiral at Manila The .German July 15.Admiral has reassured Dewey as to his intentions. The surrender of Santiago has been in announced officially Washington, the that the conquered conditions being be sent to Spain, officers retaining troops The terms of the their arms. capitulation were discussed com by the American manders with General General Toral, Linares and undergoing the being wounded

add,

inawwug

.

;

It

to March' "Up I never Murray,"

The

her

was

"

able

may

many

we

the

July

justi

an

Bill.

the

"

Barrett;

;

Nugget. Monsterof at Kanowna discovery

like

con

me.

his

be

making

said,

quote the subject Mr. that the fact of the religious teaching State there schools

has received broker, Perth, his London from following quotations the week:— during agents at closing prices 17s. 7-Jd. Great Boulders, 5s. Chaffers, l|d. 36s. 3d. North Brookman's Kalgurli, 33s. Asso Boulders, 9d.'; 60s.; Hainault, South -43s;' '9d. ; ciated, 74sl; Kalgurli, Golden <£9 1os. Peak Horseshoe,' Hill, 3d'. Great Boulder 46s. <£5 15s. Kalgurli, Main 22s. 6d. Hannan's Reefs, Oroya, 17s. 6d. £6 4s. 6d.; Hannah's Ivanhoes, Star,

A

but

there.

it

—

correspondent, not told, was born, should be ready to

THE

even

from

from

share

;

of

sacrifice say would

Illingworth,

ueeu

by which

,

stock the

Mr.

—

of

the

have

we

as

twsu

religious

which must wood-cuts, attract the and the under attention assist of the children. It is. well standing printed in every The and way admirably produced. is MivB. in Freiburg im publisher Herder, Breisgau.

Quotations.

tenets

a

Catholics objecting

defence.'

with

Mining

missions

world,

was

behold how that, and learn

once

sometimes

qti

lias

invaluable supplied

special

at Now

'

volume.

Sadlier,

f.AQnTtAia

parts

many the

AH

"

the ad against into the school houses, built in part of ministers who should go by their taxation, belief there to teach such odious as an Much must that to. more referred they resist the risk of having such teaching and regularly by the given promiscuously child teachers No Catholic themselves. would be personally safe school among him; Mr. fellows so to trained regard is that now religious Lefroy's proposal the first be given between and teaching second This also is opposed roll-call. on Mr. behalf of the Catholic eommunity,

"

lessons

?

fied in mission

—

and

the

without

dignity

the

familiar

events

of

out

proclivities

credit.

in

the

of

UNAWARES.

;

occasion.

.

An illustration Germany." has in reached us saying the suggestive and shape of a book printed in the Fatherland Illustrated published Bible of the Old and New Testa History for Catholic the use of ments," schools, by Dr. I. Schuster. of the book The contents of in are great excellence, summarising clear and language the historical simple "

war

had

the we new say of the creation, But then she was respondent? Irish born, but born of parentage, ile." struck certainly

—

recalls

stirringly of

The

siders

boots,

the Catholic abominable Church, cruelty in the of murder men kind, flaying alive, all that all its most and is forms, frightful as reported atrocious concerning Spanish in Cuba Can rule an proceed. Anglican without in such a charge Bishop endorse Catholic a the cruel flicting injury upon Can he Orange community ? display

Through

of

its

has

war

—

consoling

glories

sustains

fully

Made

and

Peace by the

commemorated.

word,

short Scent"

Heroes

to

likely

are

of

their "

that

—

the

by the

MacCarthy

memories

event a

high

A

poem,

contributed

is

the

for'

thev

and years, different to

US

—

.

A

are

of a from

provided

the

mischief

difficult This

whose

of

'

"

month

always

are

How

pay believe,

to

reason

to

—

current

with

the

to

of the teaching Orange Lodges is, for as we have as openly proclaimed, example seen, by a chosen spokesman of their body

contents

A scholarly Thomas Rev. McEnoroe, S.J., the period of creation. Lighter

of

tastes "

—

and

to

be rival.

to

name lady war journalists, strain from the old Irish proclaims she acted as special cor descends, for the Toronto Mail at the respondent her and afterwards Jubilee, published which she articles in book out of form, She has made something considerable. now been some working as a journalist

upon with

round,

will

.it

disciples

ON

of

the good people who read these articles -in have- .grey hairs plenty. Are you of them ? If so, do you remem one ber when hair you saw the first on grey your head, or in your beard, as the case may have been ? It was natural enough time is a bleacher as well as a dyer ; yet the dis a was a shock to covery surprise, perhaps You did'nt see that you. grey hair coming,.

The The

article

standing. pen deals

the

this, we have reference special

of the

ueen.

Light/'—

of

hedged them anxious was

Mail

)

which

future

CREEP

Thousands

at once which

comments that of in the columns had appeared leading in the W. A. Record, and various which, some of which we highly respect quarter's —have not met- with Ccesar's approbation. should be above no wife, doubt, suspicion. the should not step outside Exalted persons If do so, a they hedge of their dignity. exalted from a less hand, rough reminder, not be out of place in apprising them may

at sovereigns aside for a turning of one The Prince of Wales has met bag. with on a a painful accident by slipping his left staircase arid knee-cap. fracturing Windsor A similar at some accident years since has ever somewhat ago seriously aueccea

made

consonance

in

'

3000

been in

But

had

three Bank the

on

have not

her

pioneer

quarter

one

Toronto

record

a

for

THEY

—

.

in

bank

from

the

ing

Mrs. Blake correspondent is leav Cuba,

Correspondent. war the lady

—

—

is

should

respect

all."

modifi slight for Biblical He also "ex

.

who

of Lords.

that

regret

attack

an

by the

for

op of

—

pearl-shells had received,

his

Moran

in fqre, Minister

War

Watkins,

was

Mr.

the

to

with some reinstate, the clause providing the teachers. by

which was persons the dignity which that he

,

House

for

to

cation,

at

from 12 estimated alone to 30 millions One steamer sterling. worth has brought to Victoria, B.C., gold Local Government Irish <£1,000,000.— The of the Bill has the committee passed after all House of Commons an night's been read time in It has a third sitting. the

an

Bill

—

—

posing

variously

commendably attempt made

again

was

A

discussion

—

Summary. is

The

—

.

Foreign

Klondyke

Bill.

Education

:

The

in of the Education committee resumed on Wednesday night.

.

re

,

with

:

and volume

-

indifferent, if the But'

reason.

.

remained

sufficient

.

Eminence

secure

and loss

fresh street,

Co.

A. Reasonable Protest. of Irishmen was held on. Town Hall,, Tuesday in St. Martin's to the overtaxation protest against in. Lord was of Ireland. Castletown the chair, and included the speakers Lord M.P.,. MayO, Mr. A. O'Connor, and Mr. M.P. Horace Plunkett, the Resolutions protesting against the in dealing with delay question A

—

meeting

were

carried.

rather

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B.

Perth

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The

Monday

night's

Fremantle

of

League

of

the

Cross.

the

Fremantle

of the held in

Cross,

well

was

Very

Eev.

Father

concert

St.

was

made

the at

world,

child

trained

asked

what

was

its

or

mother heard

it

must thiB.

never

of

As

was

being

E. being sung by Misses Cameron, D. and Harken, and Messrs. H. Joyce, O'Hara, C. Glasson, Cameron, W. Daly, Devereaux, and A duet O'Halloran. pianoforte (Men delssohn's Spring Song) was played by Misses G. and B. Luber, and an overture by Mr. W. Miss A. Jarvis. O. Mason acted as

and

must

hna

that

readers

vvuikMWku

it be

must

part

to

become weak

of

he

to favour

in

result Church.

of

The that

argued

consideration

systems

its it

stunted.

and

which

the human exercise

duly developed,

conclusion,

in

intelligent

of to

had

that

an

the

three

alluded

must

of

the

Catholic

0.11

the last Saturday' of Eeligious Eeceppleasing ceremony Brigid's. tion at St. the reli conferring gious habit according rite Order of the Sisters of to the of the in the Mercy was celebrated Chapel of the Convent at St. The Brigid's. young lady order as admitted to the novice was then of Mr. Miss Ellen Eeilly, Michael daughter of Mintaro, South Australia. The Eeilly, in is new novice's name Sister religion

that

learn

the

held.

Exchange

Hotel, last to Boulder, night, consider the best of recognising means the excellent services rendered by the Very Eev. Dr. his in the Kelly during sojourn offer their .and to district, congratulations him his of to on as appointment Bishop Geraldton Cr. the Diocese. Byrne was voted the The in to chair. chairman, the the opening proceedings, explained and of the his expressed object meeting, at its character. pleasure representative Cr. and Cr. moved, Baldwin McCarthy that resolves itself the meeting .seconded, into with to a committee, power add, to consider and means for raising a fund ways with the of Dr. Kelly object presenting with testimonial. The a motion was and the following carried, gentlemen were the committee Crs. .appointed Byrne, and and Baldwin, McCarthy, Keegab, Messrs. Bourke, Brennan, Mclnerney, Lynch, Meares, Collopy, Green, O'Connor, Standish, Murphy, McSweeney, Boland, :

Theresa.

Mary

fVio

on

of

and

Miss

rite

and

for

Mannion proposed,

O'Connor -seconded, presentation sovereigns.

and it take

Mr.

Jas.

was

the

Mr.

of

that

the

purse

of

a

assist.

This

Boland

thanks

to

also

was

the

chairman

closed

Eev.

The

Orphanage the

of

lete

the Eev. on preached rev. preacher

Duff

Solomon.

The question. the of subject judgment The true he said, would mother,

not

the

the

suffer Catholic

teach

her

own

the

education

took

for

his

education that

children.

the

of the

Three

Catholic taken

was

while

its

her

to of

iirst

was

by which

the

mind and

imbued

when

it

with

the

was

fortified

would

it

so

that

it

of

life

in

be

this

tfte.

woria

to

the

beginning

not -older

the

world

fight prepare

and

and

be resisted. not Spring If it .sowing the cfop. fail it would altogether,

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which the

was

the

season

not

then

or

there

we

we

tions

to

are

be

nave

during

Mr.

At

the

above

Correspondent.

unable

nesday

evening

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Union

'

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doctrine

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regard

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the

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which

oftheir Imt which cherished, Church belong to tlieir Therefore

society and

Divinity

prayers

.the for

saints,

and

Catholics those who disavowed a Catholic

National Library of Australia

1,

tides

week

a

to

greatest

letter.

received

tne

the

week:

and and these

Mr. the

Beuns

Cogan,

£1

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that

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be

they

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said.

good things

Church

Episcopal

to proposes number

very

(says its

change of

large

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something

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N.Y.

by change shot

present

is

very loose cut

to of

war

name

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Freeman)

disposition first

significant from the

name.

on

the

American

side

was

fired

by an

Irishman

in

of

pure-bred

Mallon.

importation

arrived Eastern

last week colonies.

at

Fremantle Among the

from cattle

and

consignment

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has at

capture, of

a

rabbit.

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was

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to

seems

recent

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in Cloates, the details,

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as

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to

is

Nor'-West,

have

be

no

,

discerned.

been

half

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solitary.

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unreasonable not in the humours

is

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find

new

of

to

seek

lor

the

quality

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Newcastle

is

of amateurs.

coal

of

better from

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distinguishable Collie.

from

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September

1896.

6s.; Is.

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in-law,

RESERVED. A.

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age.

returned

lias

the

on

Brooklyn born

was

25

Bernhardt

to

the

her

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and

came

out

she

of

ordeal

'the

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"

brilliantly. is

shores

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in

wise

attract

situated

pleasantly,

sea-lashed is

marine

a

enlisted

visitors, tourist increasing

of

stirring and

South-East itself

secure

in a

share

on the Wicklow.

order

to

of

the

traffic.

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AND

FASTEST ROAD RACES. COME

3,

and

Ireland, Sarah before, time in

Gent's., ;

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Marblehead,

stage,

1898.

to

30-6-98.

Irish,

will

Catholic

Arklow BIGHT

general,

in this

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new

whole

.

W.

O'Donnell

Ireland. audiences

were Jersey, grey, Kerry bulls, and Berkshire The cows Jersey pigs. included and buff poultry Dorkings OrphPekin and Indian-rubber ingtons, ducks, breed one noticeable as particular being the at of four months. The layers early age

.

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to

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silver

be

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Frank

Galway,

"

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PEETH.

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'

recently

banquet

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were

and

of the are sick and tired palians and Protestant," suggest as a The for their denomination,

hardly reported

30-

de given

Irish

the

A

least

lecture

becomes to learn

name.

cause

t.Hn

Pickwick,"

photo at

in Mr.

was

respect enjoyable

after

next

niPAtmtr

astronomical

;

number

A committee

Sunday

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