The Record Newspaper 10 December 1898

OUR

The

STORY.

A Story

iSeventeenth

of the

Life

Equitable of

the

Assurance

United

Society

to-day." The boy looked angrily direction of the richly-attired tor. "I shall not go,"

States.

Century. FINANCIAL the

Argosy.")

Assets

beautiful spring the end of the ing toward teenth the scene century In a meadow thickly many. flowers a peted with boy was

a

other

office

A

Ger-

on

31st,

(December

£49,349,231

-

liabilities in the world.

Surplus standard

every

Large

is

Surplus

the

Guarantee

car

The

a and were hand in hand. girl strolling He was about 14 years old, and his dress betokened him of high birth. She was about a year younger, and

to

of the business Policy-holders.

the

of

he said " I wish to remain where defiantly. I am." "If the or prince thy mother wish to speak to thee they will be " said Anna and angry," Liese, not let us be perhaps they will Go with him playmates any more. she added now," persuasively, his arm and to stroking trying smile awav the frown that darkened

1897.)

£10,508,995

-

valuation

conducted

is

Society

Best

that

than

larger

Forrest, G.

M.L.

F.R.G.S,

Esq.,

H.

Johnston,

of Strength Bonuses.

the

on

of

any

Mutual

Plan

and all

;

'

Surplus

belongs "

BRANCH:

Chairman

A.,

Manager.

Special

Edward

;

T.

Hooley, S. J.

Representative,

Esq.,

M.L.A.

Chenhall.

"

his

M'DOWELL

JOSEPH

attire

Test

of Future

PERTH A.

of of a girl the one middle class. Her face was of the loveliest ever with her seen, blue and her bright, gentle eyes which fell in two fair long hair,

the

life

over

POSITION

seven

—

&

CO.

and

face,

here

come

to-morrow

we

Go,

again.

to

can

please

!"

me

'

wore

-

Surplus

morn

i

(From It

"

the servi

in

W ellington

and the boy's her with an upon of admiration expression loving softened down which his usually

haughty tenance.

of

ful

her back,

cast and defiant He had twisted field flowers into

of

coun

a

hand

her

it

.

shouldst instead

thou

jewels thou for

art.

PROPRIETORS

wreath,

a

head lie placing upon to away laughing survey sprang of his adornment. the effect " thou Anna How art, pretty cried. "There is no he Liese, other like thee anywhere in the When wide world. thou art older, and

wear

of bom

a

467.

W.

A.

to

"

with

hers

Thou

shalt

level

her so

him

to

be

whispered

appeared

farther

CHINA,

for

and

so

say,

side

but

when have to

I

SYDNEY.

DRAKE

&

end

of

&

Anna

See," from

the

castle

Liese, to

We

must

say

good

"

John

Danks

&

&

Sons',

London.

PIONEER

BARRACK

National Library of Australia

&

(All

large assortment and Hotelkeepers at great reductions

of and to

&

constant

for

an displayed Anna Liese He mother.

maid,

open which

spoke

with

TO

-

The

above

The

stock

HIS

Alston's

"Windmills; Telephone 358.

SMITH,

an

apothecary's prince for his father had At years. any

a shb told herself, stop must be put to this In youthful folly. those was days the "grand tour" considered to the give finishing to a young touch e.du-r gentleman's cation. The princess decided that travel. He should Leopold should and amid the excite go to Italy,

and splendours various courts to which access have how could

business

will

APPOINTMENT

in

ROBERT and

Mr.

rely conducted can

For

on

THE

EXCELLENCY future

be

carried

GOVERNOR. on

SMITH

under-

&

the

style

and

title

of

CO.

and worth of reduced, being materially fully L15,000 EXACTLY Sundries will be offered at HALF THE Saddlers' is

still Smith will a occupy prominent position in served, as of old, detail. being every on improved lines and at reduced prices. see price lists, daily papers.

in The

the

new

repair

his appalled of marriage-

cost,

SADDLER, PERTH. STREET,

SPECIAL

passionate and Leopold admiration for

He, the reigning

!

ments

BY

companion

the

into

imperceptibly love of man

the province, been dead some

FITTINGS,

Appliances.

this

of

PLUMBERS

Sizes), ;

one may each other

months and years the and Leopold into a grew aud Anna Liese into the maid in all the land, the Henriette began to see the

marriage daughter

Perth.

Street,

Melbaurne

Brigade

ROBERT

they

for bye for

Fire

Perth, A

FITTINGS

TUBES

Son, Ltd.,

for

Agents

Hay

BRASS

as

her fears proved only too well founded. The affection of the boy for the little girl merged

LONDON.

GIRDERS

STEEL

Merryweather

the

look

Importers,

IRONMONGERY, GALVANISED REQUISITES,

was

And

ship.

STUBBS,

GENERAL

ROLLED

Harness, PRICES.

said

and

Ironmongers BUILDERS'

or

in

danger

Co.,

IMPORTERS,

351

wild

there

world who could guide him so well as Liese. Seeing this, that the little was girl and well brought un.

they grew up, by side, loving

fairest

Murray-st.,

MELBOURNE.

nature

and

passed ou tall youth

&.

236-238,

helped by

surviving whose in to foster a

devotedly. But as

Perth.

the assorted stocks in W.A. and best holding largest for Store and Earthenware, China, Glass, Fancy Goods suitable hand. Goods offered Families now Private on being always make for heavy shipments now room coming forward.

bad

persuade

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

Are

!

play because

GLASS,

Hall,

China

only

parents

Anna gentle and knowing a "rood child his' mother no obstacle placed in the way of their meeting together,

KNAPP,

& EARTHENWARE,

the

was

adoring

disposition already and ungovernable, no one in the wide

1899.

Sight-Testing

Arcade,

of

dulgence

Wales.

DYNON

JOHN

nothing us

field.

thee.

AND

8 Royal

so now be my wife and princess, thou knowest fate." thy the little shook her Still girl blonde head incredulously, lovely a man's figure and at that moment

the

Free

I

"¥3sk

South

&

OPTICIANS

a

But I shall not, Wiesgeu," " cried the boy, I mean what I say, cross now cares to and who even Thou and no other shall my will ?

come

of New

CLARKE

"

at

:

Spectacles.

smiling,

girl

a man we shall thou art be strangers, and thou wilt marry who a noble will thee lady bring more wealth aud land. That is what have to do, I kuow." princes

"

Bank

pflbsi

tale,"

pretty

children,

LIST

run

Reference,

prince

son

Princess

it is but thou 'knowest but a dream. They let and be friends together

only

The

—

"

are

and Prince shop from the castle had been Leopold from childhood. playmates early

run

be a great lady, Anna when little Liese, for I mean man to and I am a thee, marry of this be then thou'lt pnucess as and have fine many province Hoes as lady mother. jewels my that please thee ?" "It sounds a the little laughed

relaxing

apothecary's

at Geraldton, 8. December Cup, 5,000 at 5, 26th, 5,000 at 5. Canning Park, December Canning Cud, Jan. Broken Hill, Silver 10,000 at 5, run 2nd, City Handicap, 1899. Perth Cup, 25,000 at 5, run 3rd January, at 26th 1899. 5, run 10,000 January, Anniversary Handicap, 4th 25,000 at 5, run Newmarket March, 1899. Handicap, at Easter 1899. 5, run Monday, Sydney Cup, 25,000

aud on

BROOK.

Perth.

PRIZE

Geraldton

gently

to as

DRAKE'S

CHARLES).

J.

MONSTER

daughter can apothecary's a become great lady, much less "so I shall have a queen," she said, crown do without a aud be to trinkets content with my mothers

we

SAWMILLS,

An

when 1 grow up." The boy drew his head bending

Perth.

Streets,

Barrack-st.,

not

"

STEAM

(C/o

queen." little The girl laughed and shook her head.

King

TATTERSALL'S:

107

.

of flowers, be a little

one

OF

Telephone

of,

crown

and

Well,

lips

.

eyes

said the "boy, his then," into a smile as he " looked at her, to please thee I will But remember, to-morrow go. at the same hour be thou here, Auf and Wiesgen. wiedersehen," he kissed her pretty as lips rosy he spoke. Little Anna Liese from the

Merchants,

firm,

so

Saddlery, USUAL customers

department

will

be

get

over

girl

so

this

far

mad beneath

of the he could he fail to

infatuation him ?

for

a

The the protested against prince decision. He did not want to leave Germany and Anna Liese, but his mother managed very skil fully

in

to overrule

company

with

his a

.

plaits

Timber

,

down rested

Jarrah

"

and objections, nobleyoung

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the brought show you."

that been successful Leopold and highrborn the the fair among ladies of other lands had forgotten first love. his simple German was The road to the castle daily floral arches and decorated with of re-: and" a host banners, —

her of her loved one's approach. his arrival Already the time when was and still he was past, expected the minutes name not. Slowlv mother the Anxiously crept on. son No waited. ap princely tell

peared. In front

of

the of riders in

a

drawn up, and dressed among his horse from leaning love works of passionate a beautiful to greeting

the most them was

had

brilliantly

speaking and joyous

stood with flushed face who him. and downcast eyes before whose Prince It was Leopold, home first thought reaching upon Liese. for Anna was girl,

"

I have he thee,"

no

seen

to

to prefer "Tell me,

one

whispered. dost thou

Wiesgen,

love

still

me

"

best of all ? Liese's And Anna answered for eyes raised them a moment

blue she

sweet

her to

as

When

the

the princess son's tardy arrival, her two in despair. If nearly she was and novel of absence among years could not cure her brilliant scenes was Bit the case hopeless. son, in hav she rued her blindness terly friend allowed the old childish of

reason

ing

ship

continue

to

was

a

did

not

so

of

woman

past

But

long.

she She she Pre

resources.

up the battle; her tactics. only changed to menshe had been loathe viously Liese if tion Anna she could help of her own she now, accord, it; often spoke of her, and Leopold accounts of his loved one. had give

state

means

she

As enter

succeeded

tactics

primary

(which coquetries Utterfabrication), any

man

daring

tous

eye wild

upon with

cause was one

:

was, to

;

his

bub look

indeed, the idea with

an

of

cove

made

treasure

torrent

anger.

whom

left

his

"See

was

hostility

directed.

was The doctor a man of peace and timid. He turned and fled into another The room. prince followed and before Anna him,

Liese could

who

rushed after them he had stabbed stay .his arm unfortunate Wilhelm through heart. The man fell young —

the the

had

speechless

and

To

concluded.)

be

A Great Sufferer

from General Says

SAVED

Anna

on

his

cousin,"

foreign

travels.

he

"I

said,

National Library of Australia

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has

yet

phase

of satisfactory of

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up

—

MAYO.

A The League. branch of the United Irish League has been found ed at Park.

A

New Mr. R. Appointment,— Dane, M.P., has been made a Court County Judge and Quarter Sessions Chairman for He Mayo. M.

therefore

will

The

fessed St.

Francis,

a

O'Hagan Sister on

of

the

Tuesday,

—

WEXFORD.

com Convert. The of Loreto Convent, Wexford, have the magnificent just purchased and mansion known as spacious Summerhill House from Mr. John —

munity

E.

M.P.

Larry,

was

Order October

1 hey

A PRETTY

WEST

A USTRALIAN

GIRL.

HOW

DR. WILLIAMS' PINK HER CURED OP ANiEMIA.

The sent

:

from

us

PILLS

charming letter has been Magnet, Murchison,

following

to

W.A.

Mount

—

"To

the

Dr.

Williams

Medicine

Co.,

Sydney. "Dear the

Sirs, 3 years

last

in

I

—

have

been

suffering

a

rather

foolish

from

One

day

was

very

This

brought

on

very

weak

even

from

hardly palpitaion

my able of

able

to

anything

summer

on

to

distasteful not expect

did

me

Pills,

to get about. the heart, in

—

all

;

food

I

I

was

bought

opened with

any

me.

I

one

now,

and

told

about

your them

and

able

stronger

day by day.

does

affect

not

Williams' without

proved

You

still

I

grand

to

be at

perfect

me,

is

a

day's

get beat Dr.

taking would

a

not

do

ladies.

to

in

cure

them. this

advertise

I am,

is

an

Dear

Sirs,

Pills

build

truly

very

"(Miss) fact undisputed

SPARK."

that

Dr.

Williams' constitution,

the

up

yours,

D.

strengthen

the

system,

enrich

and

improve

the

brain.

cure

for

They are

liver

work to

young

find

liberty

life

have 'They and I heartily

other

to

sure

new

wish.

you

It Pink

world.

friend them to

I

A

excessive

am

will are

The and

a

been

and

do

Pink Pills, them for the

me.

have

months,

continue

I

recommend

They

I

took I

to

and

none

lower

some,

am

but

me,

sank

to instructions. according them for about three taking feel a new woman. quite to

not

became my medicines

of

to

and

suffered was

appeared friends did

so

recommended

good,

I and

kinds

I

bath.

I became and was

fact, my serious

to

last;

water

troubles. and legs,

feet

for act.

whilst

ago,

oeld

a

live, I tried all

I

so

years

took

serious

me

me

any At

lower.

I

hot,

eat

-3

pimples,

indigestion, and kidney

troubles,

female

headache,

loss

irregularities, of vital

able

all

chemists

pro

the Dr. Williams who will forward one box for 3s.,

from

six

skin

a

blood, certain

diseases,

biliousness,

debility, &c. forces, and dealers,

Medicine

post

the

lum rheumatism, strength, neuralgia,

sleeplessness, of physical

The

4,

remove

and schools to the new a short time, when some alterations have been made.

necessary

"

of

will

convent in premises their

all

as

Par

The of Act. people to decided constitute their an urban district under township the Local Government Act. New have

Nenagh

anaemia, bago, loss

Profession.

in

seat

TIPPERARY.

as

co-operation

LEITRIM. A Religious Hon. Frances

his

resign

liament.

instruction.

A Famous Campaigner. The was famous Tom Moroney, who im in the old Plan of Campaign prisoned in conse days and lost his license has had it restored quence, to him.

Sarsaparilla

He did so and I took three bottles. I felt a great deal better. I continued it and taking in all I took eight bottles and was able to as resume duties well as I ever my household was. I feel sure that Ayer's Sarsaparilla was the means of saving I strongly re my life. commend it to anyone who is as I suffering iu its did and if they will only persevere use I feel positive it will cure them." For take Dr. They Ayer's Pills. constipation relieve and cure. Take them promptly surely with Dr. one Ayer's Sarsaparilla aids the other.

—

believed,

brighter day classes farming the advantages

two years from ago I was suffering so general debility, weakness, etc., and was ill I never that I thought would be well again. I had the advice of two medical men and took I derived much but no good what medicine, ever. My husband was a friend how telling ill I was and this friend told him to get very for me

:

He

a

Some

Ager's

Times.

Ireland. !

A Lunatic. Michael Moore, the accused in the murder has been case, committed to the asylum as insane.

condition. which were

Dufferin, as Chancellor of the Uni Royal of Ireland, on Fri versity presided the October at annual 28, day, of the conferring of degrees ceremony in Dublin. He referred with satis to the faction institution of a diploma of agriculture. At present many articles of food were from imported which abroad might be produced in i

KILDARE.

Loreto

—

DUBLIN.

[?]

—

the

proceedings if negotiations Mr. Patrick given, solicitor on behalf of the Maxwell, to tenants, applied Judge Webb to the the cases until adjourn Jaunary Honour Sessions. His Quarter the application. granted

Mrs. who

Great Fair. The great Fair at Ballinasloe, was par successful in the ticularly sheep and horse departments.

congested entered any

an

Seeing would have were decrees

LIFE.

HER

districts

the

SARSAPARIIU ,

years, of the

against Batt came for estate, up hearing. were at suit of the Re These the the Mr. ceiver, Murphy, property and in Chancery. being encumbered a It will be remembered that at at Rathmeeting of the tenantry mullan an recently, understanding was at between themselves arrived the pur and the Receiver concerning the chase of their under holdings Land Act of 1896. Notwitstanding those tenants who this, however, were sued happened to be in arrears afterwards for the whole shortly amount due by them respectively.

AYER'S

DR.

problem

sixty

terrified.

and Weakness

Debility

no

Estate. At the Let Sessions before his terkenny Quarter Honour County Court Judge Webb, a of processes considerable number to for rent, amounting upwards of

horror-stricken the victim upon the houseof his mad wrath, while hold of the apothecary, aroused by Anna Liese's crowded frantic cries, round,

previous

in

The October

—

season,

fairly satisfactory the there wages In for complaint.

that of economic

Sale

bathed in and Leopold, all blood, his fury before suddenly abating the dreadful looked down sight,

"

house. It was in front her father's and looked out into of the dwelling reason it was the street, for which with a favourite the who girl, place liked to watch the passers-by. her cousin, Dr. To her surprise entered with some Whilhelm, articles curious old coins and other amassed

which he poured with his wild de no doubt as against

together

meanour,

saw

abuse

of

forth,

it

Liese, the innocent of all these heartburnings, one day at work beside sitting of of the quaint old windows

Pretty

in

GALWAY.

on

having

report

a

gave many of the such as Lanarkshire, counties, the farmers and Peebles, Linlithgow, had an abundant and there harvest, was no of work for agri scarcity harvestcultural labourers. These from the remote and men, who come are al congested parts of Donegal, most who find all of the cottier class, the demands of it impossible to meet liabilities the landlords and other to a perennial visit the har without the This vest across Channel. year thus left home the number who showed no diminution compared with

her lover hand and with a with she passion and the shriek,

face distorted uttered a terrified

—

They

fields.

grounds

in

object; Leopold be He did not came furiously jealous. the part about Anna Liese's believe

him

Liese

in Harvesters time recently

the whole and that

a

Anna sword

of of the heroes tongue and Finn and Cuchullin, of Brian and Nial, M'Art, own Hugh Roe O'Donnell.

the

land,

vest

—

long. lady's

their

passionate and what fore

cry of rage, he sprang from his horse and dashed into the With drawn house. sword he flew and into the apart up the stairs ment where the cousins were.

Uttering

—

fault

For Scotland. the Glasgow boat at arriving Derry Quay has been of back batches large conveying now who are Donegal harvestmen, har home from the Scotch returning some

seen.

desperate resorted to of affairs, otherwise have would

whom than

The

the

on

the

Cormac and their

man was young tremendous, the result from very different the short-sighted mouherhad

she seemed to favour the others a a more cousin, who had re just doctor, young travels. To turned from lengthy Liese one Anna said, him, every was sure to be betrothed before <

that

here, mv son, and see ior the truth of what I told yourself Your Anna Liese loves not you. another." you, but effect

be

tongue,

"Look

:

very

course

and his As her glance fell the scene upon in the window her eyes lit up, and her son's arm she said. touching

She collected what gos despised. could Anna she concerning sip retailed it in a very and Liese, to son. Thus form, her garbled ac to these the girl, according a had become counts, practiced beset with ad she was coquette smiles on them mirers andlavished there was and all. one Latterly one

the

his loved one's., dwelling, mother's his. gaze followed

eye

rendered

princess,

by the

way of

sought

long

The

to

Leopold's

his.

heard

their

on

castle.

The

apothecary's below

town

have .-it so and her princess

the

Papers.)

Language. It will of the Bishops and if the of Ireland, at all events, priests is not rescued of the Gael language condition. from its present deplorable Dr. The Most Rev. O'Donnell, Bishop of Raphoe, speaking at a meet for the pur ing held in Letterkenny the of founding a branch of pose he would Gaelic declared League, regard it as his boun den duty to spread the dear old Irish and preserve

would

that

Home

—

party

the little

rim.

Irish

The

not

Drumshambo Convent, Co. LeitMrs. O'Hagan is the widow of the Hon. who was John O'Hagan, the first Commissioner of the Judicial Irish Land Commission, on its estab lishment in 1 88 1, and is a daughter, of the late Lord by his first marriage, to the O'Hagan, who was appointed Lord of Ireland in Chancellorship the first 1868, and was Catholic who held that office since the Reformation. at

DONEGAL.

,

house

rode,

son

News-

.

As misfortune

happened

and servants were assembled tainers back the young to welcome prince. stood in the great His mother for the hall anxiously listening sound of horses' feet which should

'

From,

lovers.

waving

Local v

Anna Liese put down her work and drew man. near to the young were Their heads bent close very and the curiosities, together over to anyone iu the street and passing attitude chancing to look up their that of might very well pass for

hoped had

Irish

to

I promised

things

—

set on the tour forth for him. planned two His absence lasted nearly which his mother years, during that her specific and believed

he

man

Co., Perth, boxes for 16s.

sick Obtain or

from

W.A., 6d„ or

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who will priests for many future

through

pass

this

col

It

is

lege generations. that will thus stimulating thought you have in the a share design and construction of

hundreds

of whose

countries, when this Students beautiful after

churches foundations has

generation whose

edifice days so far

edifices

of

memory Mater

of

in

far will

passed

eyes will as

they

strive

to

in The Alma

will

their always haunt minds, and or be unconsciously they must influenced in their work own by the fair outlines of this structure. From graceful this have point of view all who helped in in this church are more to building doing aid in building similar edifices in the yet nameless cities of than if rising empires to aid in erecting a they were grand Cathe dral of unrivalled in of beauty any part these Be generous, kingdoms. therefore, because not oniy for you are building God, but to educate the stu you are building dents of the coming in church generations and and that church building decoration, education will have and a great infallibly influence in enduring through many ages

consciously

.

far the

distant

lands.

greatest but

religious,

also to a church

fluence which exercise tainly and

I

importance

attribute,, therefore, not only to the the in educational, like

the

on

this

students

that

lege, thought ought stimulus to all the friends of make the building as

perfect

and in every respect every the picture of such church a ennoble

ideal beauty tial and

the —

and

mind how

to

in as possible detail. Even elevate of its substan

of the beautiful presence when such a church yea, even a ruin the lines of beauty liuger to the and like to last, cling

round its

itself,

it

mouldering

ivy

walls.

Many a

a frivolous-minded ser-by, many felt his raised to thoughts

when he contemplated of Cormac's Chapel or

wandered

W.

through

the on

the the

B. Horses,

heedless tourist

higher peerless

rock broken

pas has

things grace

of Cashel, Cloisters

all

we

truly,

owe

to

what

;

would

the

without

the

American how small

or

have

wide

whole

seed,

spread

but

;

as

fact

a

the

in

preaching

the

Gospel

only

to

and

to

thought

also,

the

future

high

from

its

begets hopes

His

appears You who know

great

"Preps

ratio

that

Vehicles

truth

It

have

called

all

all

the that

so, have

are

three

by

God

Descriptions,

those

facts

of the

home

and

of

the

a

maritime

far

more

missionary protection with preach

effect

not

all,

written

were

all

m

in,

!

not

!

never j

with

1

the

great then we

And

Empire.

—

ancient

to

history,

Caesar

ruled.

ever

of

the

and

look

and

power Above

afforded. nation the

have

suffered

tion,

captivity,

faith

every to

the

through for

|

to the Irish

who

have

ill,

who

and

the

land, become

and

have

thus

been

the

English denied

fact,

the

tongue that

the

British is

floats

flag

It

spoken.

resemblance

and

caunot

here

is

ocean,

where

sionary

was

went

very

the

Pictish

Islands

and

St

tribes

of

Gall

and

the

voice

of

never

heard

before.

to their

work

their

a

same

saints, blood.

slavish

work

reward

heavenly

to

with

for the

who

Forbes," the

of

of

heirs

same

of unfailing the accomplish, the

grave. "

In

given

Church her

of and

divine

an

Phillips, that contends

Anglican

subjectioii As

Apostles name

—

October is Rev Forbes

they baggage

the

beyond

Slavery. "

His

their the

mis-

And

are

promise

same

sme

"Athol curse

have

noble

Anglican view

sent

You inherit

you You the

the

Thoughts

;

com

Christian

impeded by no

just as Our Saviour in India. preach

help,

en

of the whole evangelists world in the United English-speaking in in in India Australia, Africa, States, in

Columbanus

comission,

the Jews, persecu who have in death, been scattered Jews,

and

and

St

their

ever

the

converted

in the wilds of Burpanions accomplished of the Alps, and gundy, through the snows of the the fastnesses You know Appennines. how Irish saints" in farthest Ca preached in Iceland, and all the of the isles labria,

to those

his

in

disciples

Highlands

the

but

the

Jews,

good

like

it

than success, Roman Roads have

we

like

like

consequence, abled

all

people

a

kept

over

the

or

|

Empire,

bringing securing him enabling

his

in

Scotland, and how the saints of Iona the preached and Nor'thumbria, found Gospel throughout schools ed there so and many monasteries, like Melrose and to be centres Lindesfarne, of piety for all the land. You know what

have

of in

lands, and

there, freedom

We

British

means

j

!

:

i

which the Fathers light view them, without compar state of things which we know was ing that the of a divine outcome with purpose, what we see time. We happening in our own have the English like the Greek, language, over an far wider than spoken empire

be

clergy

Great inter or

the

is

"the

to

their

a of his own emanci proof Bishops." in a pation he gives his personal experience with the Ritualistic affray Bishop of Nor off victorious. wich, in which he came

CO LIETfLES'

Bougnt, Picnics,

use

at

|

if most, Scriptures

them in upon of the Church

on

to

&

common

I

the universal great factor of Rome— her Imperial armies, her her roads, provincial administration, her of life and for security property which were all most strangers, important factors in the diffusion of the of the light the civilised world at Gospel throughout that time. It is impossible for us to reflect

Roman

the

both

have dominion

wherever

out

in

was

and power Roman of the the third

wisdom, points things providen carry

from

Scriptures at language

that

Jews

power efficient to other

in

of

spite

If these language. things' were Paul and the could Apostles the Gospel as they did preached

cities

'

of intercommuni

means

much

so

|

J

classes in

St.

"

marvellous

world

it

the

—

educated

into

ine

the

the

a

as

and Testament

New that

from

it

cities,

Rome,( and every a means powerful the Greek lan Gospel the out to be, not bv its merely

or

the of Evangelica shaping history by God, to be a prepa the oh the preaching Gospel. has that St. Agustine, who de

there

well

abroad,

I

j

of power knows what

Alexander

as

is,

controlling

the

to

the

civilised

of

whole

amongst

throughout

world.

authorities

arranged

of

for

the

translated that Alexandria;

hopes for College

and

this with matter veloped and almost divine sight tially

be

clear

appears

something

ration for You know

can

their manifest to me, destiny. Church know the must history of Eusebius and what

other

world's

this

history College, of Ireland, that God has history be to in a countrymen special in the and propagation agents

preservation the English-speaking

out

the

language

over

were

alone.

and

efficiency it

of Catholic

the

high for

the

all

cation but especially amongst nations, the fact that the Old Testament

at to

of

him

of this

the whole chosen our way

For

race.

the

how the

work

known This

increased

and extent known

College

God

the Yet

over

to some These, of statistics questions

are

all

or ?

Hallows, Churches

of the Roman

propagating turned guage universality

Churches

world.

least, you

All

Indian

the mustard branches

was

its

of

sons

the

the

of

fitting what

for

colonial

CASTIEAU Harness,

some

God

first

student

j

be

as

perpetual

creation becomes

saved

serve

the

more

to the whole proclaim their generosity, this dedication begets

gratitude this College to accomplish for the 50 sent its God had past years. the nations, He to teach and priests surely with them has been in out that carrying divine How commission. many missionary has this the priests college sent out during How past 54 years ? many great prelates ? How missions and have many sees they how churches have founded, many they how and built, schools, many convents, ? How souls have orphanages many they

from

vision

And

diffused

the

their

faith, But

expression He has enabled

Irish

the college

Honour

—

col a

His

in

"

other nd first of all must we thoughts it as the and ex regard eloquent abiding of for the pression your deep thankfulness well of for the as past as your high hopes

cer

can

by the

much

to

to raise

throughout

was

and afterwards of Greek, the Greek Empire. Secondly caused the Greek Empire of Alexander as language to be universally accepted

j

would

their

devotion.

must this

of

order

of

construct

similar and. beauty. grace the church of their dear

in

that

buildings

future.

away. to this

themselves can

skill

world a

distant be laid

accustomed

are

artistic

j

—

the

a

,

—

:

as

;

'

Chapel on

Hallows

of Clonf There is ert another Bishop which I would wish thought particularly to impress on all the benefactors generous who have and decorate this helped to build edu church that to thereby they do much decoration cate in church and hot building of the but all only the students present,

it

!

All

built

who

men

!

from taken are of the dedication November 1 by the

following passages at preached

sermon

—

The the

the

of

is a further to church testimony their artistic skill. genius and architectural No man who the sees York Minister, or ruins of Fountains Abbey, but must at once that the who reared those perceive men noble structures in the were sense highest men of faith, hand who, with generous their richest to God, and gave gifts spared neither nor time, nor labour, nor wealth,

not at work, merely. in .the causes the the results— very marvellous results have been that obtained. Catholic in the Ireland, then, is the primary factor of the fevangelisation English-speaking world, and All Hallows College has been certainly the primary agent in the work accom Catholic for the Ireland plished by propagaloin of the Gospel. Yes, it is Catholic Ireland, under and His that, God, by good Provi chosen as the of dence, bas been means the Catholic Church in all creating countries. It cannot be English-speaking denied. of some They may, them, deny their but it is spiritual parentage, merely another instance of base ingratitude. The Church of Armagh Cathedral of course is, St. dedicated to but so is Patrick, the Cathedral Church of New York, and the of Melbourne, Cathedral Church and, in other cathedral churches deed, many the throughout world. English-speaking This is a very and certainly significant fact, show that the to to Irish goes people is due the marvellous of mainly propagation the the u Gospel during present mtury, wherever the English is tongue spoken, just the far distant as in missionaries past Irish their and carried learning religion through out all the Pagan or half-Pagan countries of Western You know how Columba Europe. striking, in

but

I

an

purity beautiful

the of the preaching Gospel. of the Jewish dispersion people the Gentiles, from various arising amongst but in that the causes, resulting this, of His knowledge of the God of Israel, law, of His of the prophecies, expected Messiah, the

First,

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stone,

and

of

economy

:

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in

,

I

macnois9.

NATION.

towers of Clonby the soaring A great church, is an act of faith memorial to the faith enduring

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a

the

a Salesian Missionaries. About missionaries of Don Bosco hundred have for and nuns left Turin just America. —

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The

Encyclical.—

Father

is

stated,

shortly an on Anarchism. issue Encyclical the Encyclical has A large part of been written by the Pope himself, to his good health and which testifies

Holy

it

will,

intellectual

vitalitv.

A re Cannibals. of a Catholic mis port of the murder in Severin named Upper sionary as Ubangi, and an act of cannibalism a child which regards accompanied is confirmed him, unhappily by a whose letter from another missionary, attacked tribe party was by the same and who narrowly escaped with their

Murder

—

.by

lives.

An

Interesting Event. An conversion to the Catholic interesting Church has just taken in the part —

of Mr. Reginald Grimshaw, son of Mr. O'Donnell of Grimshaw, Belfast. The family is a well-known

person

Protestant is shaw

Mr. Reginald Grim cousin of Dr. Thomas C.B., Grimshaw, Registrar-General of Ireland. He was received into the Church by the Most Rev. Dr. Henry Bishop of Down and Connor. one.

a

—

:

prayer.

Oh most beautiful flower of Mount fruitful Carmel, vine, splen dour of Heaven, singular bringer forth of the Son of God, still remain !

a me assist in this ing virgin, my mention Oh necessity it). (here me Star of the Sea, help and show me herein are you Oh, my Mother. of God, Empress holy Mary, Mother I of Heaven and Earth, humbly be seech thee from the bottom of my

to

in this necessity mention there are none it); can withstand Oh your power. mother. show me herein you are mj heart,

succour

me

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—

in close

hands,

proximity and still savage alligators, more turbans." The savage scarlet to are lost probably Philippines Her officials did Spain. certainly not For instance, do their work. pirates,

these

scarlet-tiirbaned

gentlemen, was whose head-hunting, glory should have had a little experience A good many other of being hunted. should have been done which things were if not done. But Spain never more than did anything introduce the orders into the Philippines, religious a in deserved she would have place' as history In South

a

civilising power. the Union under are there are none slaves, Jack, there m The Indian the Philippines. peas are with antry ground to the earth The Filippinos have few taxation. but there is no privation. wants,

29

in

died

London extinct.

now

great

Africa,

Lismore

Lord

!

at

who

have

the

October

Saturday

on

of

age

The

83.

title

is

Kaiser's Pales Journey Em The tour of the German and Empress in Palestine has peror on the whole been a triumphal pro and it must be admitted that gress,

though

his

character tantism,

Majesty of

German

in

went

promoter

he has shown

good feeling Catholics.

a

his

in

out

of

GOOD

Whilst Catholics of

assuring the East

of his Imperial they might be certain wherever whenever and protection he gracefully handed it, they required to the German of over Society the the the Land site of Holy home Blessed which of the Virgin had been given to him by the Sultan. In performing assured His the members

this

Holiness

one hundred thou Your heart beats over sand times each day. One hundred thousand of good or bad blood to your brain. supplies Which is it ? If bad, impure blood, then your brain aches. You are troubled with drowsiness yet cannot

sleep night;

tonics,

you:

cure

no

the

morning

power;

nerve

to do you

seem

Stimulants, not

in

tired

as

have

you

does not

are

much

at

as

food

your

headache

can

powders,

ness

and

ment

of

the

of

many

if

dowered a

perform

moves

all

makes

the

solemn

and

within of

of

ever

rich

in

its

skin

the

gorgeous

new

have

been

selected

tion.

The

feast

of

All

peculiarly

suited

for

such

connection

with

for

such

a

institution

an

was

one

ceremony whose

doors

"

The

oh

open of the

of

beauty and

Lord, could

aid

ligious

zeal

were

of

none

in

I

have

where

place

But

!

house

Thy

the

"

dwelleth which

evoking

accessories

the

of re spirit All Hallows far from

;

j

;

of the

benefactors and friends of the and College lastly, though by no means the thrilling and discourse least, eloquent the learned of All Bishop of Clonfert. these

circumstances

special

cd&t

and

and

festival,

to

ever

memorable

lows

College, will

come

in

be

the

prop

it

of the

Pills. Take the other.

the then

All

which

in

back

upon

by teacher

feelings

of justifi-

with

standing

list

the the

to

days

out

prominently

occasions, the special the most noblest, significant most in its con far-reaching its

Mr.

Frank

results.

mi.

surmounted bands

the

on

with

spires

ornamental

finials.

mental

Messrs. cast;iron cresting by of M'Gloughlin, Great street. Brunswick The of the windows is in glazing cathedral rippled glass, with coloured and roundels borders. The

architect

fairly

entitled

The

College

Mr. Ashlin, who Dublin, to be congratulated upon beautiful and very eminently practical results of his labours. is

was consecrated chapel on 16th of October— the Octave of the Festival Dedication of day of the Churches of Ireland. The consecrating was the Most Bev. Bishop Dr. Moore, of Ballarat, who also celebrated Bishop bn that occasion the Mass of Conseparticular

the

Sunday,

the

nr.

moore

guished

alumnus

and

him

to small

is

of

it

minselr

distin

a

All

Hallows have been a

must

College, source

to be able to gratification of ceremony such interest part to his Alma Most importance Mater. Dr. of Gibney, Bishop another in

a

Perth,

alumnus

tinguished privileged Orders

to

be

within

the

of

of take and Bev. dis

the

was College, the first to confer Holy walls of the new chapel.

celebration Tuesday's was over presided His Grace the Most Bev. Dr. Walsh, of the other Archbishop Dublin, prelates Most Bev. Dr. Carr, Arch present being of Most Melbourne bishop Bev. Dr. Healy, of Clonfert Most Bev. Dr. WoodBishop of lock, Bishop Most Bev. Trapezopolis Dr. of Perth, West Aus Gibney, Bishop and Most tralia; Bev. Donnelly, Bishop of

by

;

The

new

manding college

chapel, which in front position

limestone

occupies of

the

It

dressings. side-chapels,

the

front both

the

early

decorated

and

and nave, the

porch,

spacious

circular

of

gallery. the nave

feet

high

seven

bays columns, and

the

and

jambs

with

in

each

are

bay

heads

caps there

of

handsome have

end

marble

by the and

wall shafts and moulded is

the

a

two-light

window

are

ti

acery,

The

(Clontarf).

celebrant

at

Dr. Bev. O'Malnmy (for a of All many years professor Hallows); Bev. Mr. deacon, sub-deacon, Kearney; Bev. Mr. master of ceremonies, O'Leary; Bev. Fr. assistant master Brosnam, C.M. of ceremonies, Bev. Mr. Murphy.

Very

was

;

after

Gospel, the Clonfert, ascended the and the pulpit, preached dedication his text sermon, as the taking from the of St. following passage Gospel Matthew docete (xxvii. 19), Euntes, ergo, omnes gentes."

Immediately

Most

Bev.

Dr.

the First Bishop

Healy,

of

"

moulded

has columns

an

open tracery at intervals, corbels. Ac

richly-carved is provided for 200 in three tiers on arranged on

into

and 55 length divided into,

geometrical in

a

by

and P.P.

at the Throne were Fitzpatrick, Y.G. P.P., Bev. Archdeacon Very —

Mgr.

(Batligar), Mass

doorway

college lead

Assistants Bev.

Bight O'Neil,

The

arches, and columns with moulded and bases. The organ

enclosed

annulets, at the gallery supported commodation

is

carved

caps,

with

in It

by richly-moulded The

with

77 feet

ridge.

The

additional

its turn with stairs, of chancel

stone Exclusive is

to

the

Canea.

On

sacristies.

entrances connected in

;

built

is

of

two

nave

;

facings

consists

and from which

of

com

extensive

and transepts, of the chancel.

part of

'a

the

architecture, ashlar granite

with

throughout

in

is

buildings, of Gothic

period

which

iron divided

—

organ.

the

with

and

The nave and chan cel are into bays by means of but the tresses, of which in weatherings are chiselled and the limestone, eave enlivened with corbels. The slating is executed in and green finished with slates, an orna

no

Nor

accompanying

Manly

and

transept ceilings, on the other hand, are panelled and with groined "splen didly-moulded transverse ribs off springing the wall shafts. The floors of the chancel and are side-chapels laid in encaustic 'til while ing, the flooring of the nave is in oak with block, walnut borders. The high altar is in Caen beautifully executed stone, and enriched with five crocketted canopies which are on supported the centre columns, one to a of risiug height twenty feet, and crowned with a foliated cross. On plan it takes the form of the and is apse, twenty feet wide. There are statuary-marble in groups the reredos the representing adoration of saints, and the front while of the altar the depicts three sacrifices, the wings have elaborate arcades containing of angels groups scrolls and bearing em blems. The whole of the altar, well as as the rest of the carving the throughout has church, been executed G. by Mr. Smith, Great Brunswick who comes street, of a gifted of Extern family sculptors. the church is in keeping ally with the ar tistic of proportions the The interior. front of the have exquisite transepts rose and are windows, finished with gables with carved crosses on the Two octagonal apex. turrets flank the front, carrid are up over the finished with roof, moulded arcades, and

cration.

of

beneficial sequences, of music were the charms wanting to lend and to the scene. added grace splendour In this no words of grace can be connection of the considered too strong when speaking in which the music inci admirable manner dental ceremonies ren to yesterday's was dered under by the choir of forty students, of Mr. P. Goodman, with the able direction

front, biliousness talce Ayer's relieve and cure. promptly surely with one aids Ayer's Sarsaparilla:

to be Hal

one

annals

work

elaborately columns

with

the

give great

one

alike

and

to

the

looked as

their all,

combined

to significance make the event

The

oak,

and

and

nave

is

;

front.

solid

moulded it has been executed by and Beakey Co., Mary-street. Opening off the nave is the chancel, the total width across the transepts being 72 and the feet, from depth the marble to the chancel-steps 56 apse feet. The in a apse' terminates diagonal and is form, with, nine lighted beautifully-proportioned with windows, enriched cinque foil tracery arches moulded and columns. It is only when these windows, at present filled with temporary shall glazing, be richly di<dit with sacred that the surpassing history, symmetry and beauty of the sanctuary can be fully realised. Between the windows all moulded round, with shafts, columns and are carried caps, down and supported angels, bearing emblems on fTshields. At the angles, where the tran septs intercept with the chancel, there are tour marble columns supported on moulded which corbels, carry the cross arches of the The groining. off the side-chapels opening and those transepts, the adjoining sacris have ties, richly-panelled in ceilings pitch and pine, are lighted with tracery windows. The of the ceiling chancel is groined in pitch pine, with moulded transverse and ribs diagonal which have elaboratelycarved bosses at tlin

;

ber

cusped

And

glory

the at

wanting

loved,

Thy

On the yesterday. contrary, rather in were being diminished, they of prelates creased. The array and other of unusu ecclesiastical was one dignitaries and added ally large proportions, greatly to the the mind of the general effect upon of the beholder sacred The ceremonies. of two presence distinguished Archbishops, their the Most Bev. Dr. Graces Walsh, of Dublin and Dr. Carr, of Mel Archbishop and the of four Bishops bourne, presence a large body of the clergy of the Archdio of Dublin, cese esteemed mem including of the Dublin bers Chapter the presence, of the Most Be v. Dr. Woodamongst others, late lock, Bishop of Ardagh, a prelate dis and venerable in the history of tinguished Catholic and for the Irish Church, many one of the most members years gifted that Church's of and the Hierarchy, also of the presence Very Bev. Dr. Fortune, late of Ardagh, was who, like the Bishop of the earliest All Hal one of presidents lows the presence of a large num College

filled

blood.

in

over

thrown

first

re

life-giving

func

a

Saints

half a were century ago and under the invocation Saints of God to help patronage forward the spread of Christianity through the work of the In the Missions. Foreign next nature of the the sacred func place, tion itself such was with surround as, even could fail ings the most ordinary, scarcely from its own intrinsic and solemn dignity to stir the of strongest feelings religious enthusiasm in the breast of an Irish Catho cannot assist such lic who on an occasion without to recalled being forcibly thereby the ancient of his faith, and glories feeling his with heart enkindled fresh and fervent zeal until he is compelled in his heart of with the hearts to cry out of old, prophet

considerably

and It

ap signifi the im

striking import

could

and

work.

a

past,

and

richly bright,

so

institution, memories

rite of the dedica was College Chapel which on This for performed Tuesday. many reasons. In the first place the day itself than was one which none more appropriate tion

a

proper

from the

impurities blood

witnessed

ever

this

deep religious

pressive

corridor,

kidneys,

liver,

their

the

an

its

and

cance

on

erties.

For

in

proached

bases, window. the

advance been

religion,

with historic, and a hallowed

glorious,

porch

It

of

side-chapels adjoin is nave approached by a handsome

Sarsaparilla

has

elapsed

the

in

successes cause

ceremonial any walls of

the

organ

bowels

have

and interesting impor tant either in part, of a function, or wholly It nature. is however, religious doubtful, scene

means

will.

brilliant

the

AYER'S

makes

which

its venerated founders saintly this first launched grand old ecclesiastical institution its of usefulupon long career

latter forming the north side

but

9.)

in

is

panelled

Drumcondra,

in

priedieu

tracery, Messrs.

November

years and

since

chancel,

good.

act

eternal solicitude with proof of the to another which, although belonging to he has always endeavoured creed, their watch over interests. religious Chris The site has from the earliest been a sacred tian times considered Here took place the washing spot. the of the feet of the disciples, Last our Lord's after Supper, apparition he Resurrection, of the the descent

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the

with

side,

CHAPEL.

Catholic,

Hallows

during

of

the

the that

(Irish All

grandest,

Protes

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Provinces the Civil (4) Power in and France, Spain, Portugal VI.— The paramount Italy. importance for the whole world Catholic that the tem of the poral independence Holy See should be maintained. VII. The of expansion the Church in missionary countries in the 19th United century: (1) States; (2) Great Britain In (3) Canada; (4) West dian Islands other British-American (5) Colonies Mexico and other States in (6) and Central Africa South America; (7) and the Islands Islands of adjoining (8) the Pacific Ocean; (9) India; China; (10) (11) Japan; other of Asia. States (12) VIII. Growth of the in the 19th Church centuiy com (1) Flourishing religious munities and (2) cathedrals churches of (3) college Maynooth (4) missionary colleges (5) attempts of proselytism (6) Disestablished Church (7) educational establishments; (8) hospitals, orphanages, industrial schools and other institutions of education and IX. charity. Scriptural research in relation to the Church in modern times :— and ancient (1) Manuscripts ver sions of the to Sacred Scripturesdn'ought MSS. results of light; (2) collated; (3) Palestine revised exploration fund; (4) of Egypt, Anglican version (5) monuments &c. X. Nineveh, Assyria, Development of Patristic studies: from (1) Treasures Mount Athos and Constantinople (2) pub lications and others by Cardinal Mai the the Vatican (3) from MSS.; (4) from Vienna and collections. British Museum XI.— in her relations to the The Church various of in schools Philosophy Italy, and Germany. XII. The France, Belguim, assumed between revealed antagonism and On Truth the discoveries of science. the surest Revelation is our contrary, bulwark whilst we in the engage pursuits of research. XIII. in scientific Religion

last

there years "and faith

ten of

lias

been en-

-

;

uumuiu.o

The

Catholic Congress. of the Church Celebration the

at

of those

these

hand contribute

the

other

will

Congress great festivals,

whilst to

a

—

—

The

Congress

matters of the

chiefly

held in connected

Church

relation

in

—

with

the

to

the

attitude

T. Hughes and Hon' Secretaries.

Messrs. elected It

is

will

hoped

that

all

the

Catholic

at

the

all Australasian

in

the

place Committee,

the

make

and first

this

do

What interests should mote

Cardinal

Francis Archbishop

op

the How XX.

Thomas J. W.

Hughes Street.

of

of

Catholic

working

classes.

lay-action

in

the

and

of the

19th

century.

of

Protestantism and

Germany

XXIII. XXIV.

in

the

in

Catholic

of

Our

foundation Catholic

and

the

belief. does

Church

II.

not

Protestant

our

arises

from in

tenets

—

is

What

the

Prejudice for

the

misrepresentation public press

literature

anti-Catholic

Lord substance

teach.

re

Saviour.

whole

brethren the the

teaching

of Our Blessed

pagan

among most part of Catho in

the III.

day.

:

;

archies stituted ligious saints

discipline

;

(4)

(3)

;

general ;

religious observance (5)

orders

in of

canonization such

re

of the

(6) popular devotions, the Sacred the Rosary Hours, Heart, ecumenical Blessed Virgin, &c.; (7) the definition of the Council (8) IV. The Immaculate Papal Conception. nineteenth V. of the encyclicals century. in her relations to the civil The Church countries: Penal state in European (1) in Great Britain and most laws repealed ;

Forty

;

—

of the Vatican

—

National Library of Australia

as

How

Australia: ;

bo done Leo the much a

combat

is

a

religious words

gr.,

The

decorum with the

of

to

taken

Divine

XXXV.

processions, How

encourage and

painting,

to

worship sacred

sodalities,

missions, &c.

be

bad

various

can

in

far

it

religious architecture

HOLD

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& ALL

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much

higher

killing

time.

Pontiff

in

in

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very has

distinguished commented

particular and

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tall

matter

arc

simply

inviting

of

regarding security

grass, allowed

of

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relatives

to the cemeteries.

therein, to

cause

a

graves

wheat

fields,

the

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who

is

not

throughout

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"

The

Special at

the

Senior,

parochial

of feasts, be feasible may in art, sculpture,

of

Church

the

i

to

ought

one

have

office any stand to Prayer Book as

England

member

of

death

of

to Court

medical the

"

aid. Peculiar

infant

On

occasion

that

view,

and

ordered

if called up for judgment has 'again been committed

.

Cardinal

Prisoner "

People, of of

the

Westminster, Armagh, and Mech their the Bishops of Lordships and the Southwark, Birmingham

Senior

upon." for

trial.

lands, their

by is

a a

nermit

both

a

I

more

am

for Louis, Crossing

Pacific

to

and

in

to

my

leave

I

St. Boston.

steamship

me

next, Saturday Southampton,

.

York Canadian

liked

welcomed responded

. .

5th,

to

me

have

to express secular and regular, whp, in different

faithful,

per

take

not

so cheerfully and parishes,

New the I

Vancouver,

on the board (D.V.) on Miowera, which leaves that city the for Honolulu, 15th of December and New Zealand Fiji, So many have prayed for the success of my mission that will they rejoice with me to know that their prayers have new obtained six missionaries for Christchurch.

ship,

Step Forward. the Catholic

removal

to

more

street,

two

doors

—

Elsewhere

Mr.

Depdt

notifies

Book central east

efforts literature

to

premises

of Pier

good sign in spite of the Ryan is able to advance

Ryan his in

street-.

times, in his

HayIt

is

that

Mr. laudable national

and place Catholic prominently before the public, otherwise. As we. said in a former issue Mr. Ryan is always up-to-date, we trust and Catholics when purchasing their Xmas will bear presents in mind, at this that, time, nothing is so acceptable catholic

man

took

would

a

and,

to "come Prisoner

time

appeal. November

A

another

judge

Their

.

Archbishops

lin,

of

with son

was

of

is."

appearance ot Thomas

short time convicted was ago, the death slaughter respecting child. lenient

it

charged

was

his

the the

AgAiN.

the

carpenter,

causing witholding

"

People

interest attached West Police Ham who a the

in

by

prepared

Peculiar

therein.

able cathedral Eminences the

the priests, and to the

vegetable

match

he

ago,

whom I met in Ire.and, all Bishops those of Belgium and Holland, treated me with the utmost and cordiality, to me and appeal authorised preach under their in the dioceses jurisdic I am to them, tion. deeply indebted

"

no

weeks

apathy

our

dis

my

a special pleased to impart blessing to all would who, in any way, help me in the works of my and diocese, to the erecting of a suit especially

the

remain

Anyhow

to

to

other

to

lighted

a

return

visitor

of

and

audience a few

my

as I should avail myself of their charitable offer. than words can grateful

surviving inattention

'

On the occasion of my with the Sovereign

though

on

indifference

on

t,U-

Kiini-ln-ir

nn

object diocese.

last

Salisbury on Ritualism. Lord has his objection to emphasised addressed ritualistic practices by a letter to the Ashton-under-Lyne, and Stalybridge, District Union of Conservative Clubs. The Prime Minister concurs in thinking that

connection

TYRES TRACK

com

Lord

abori

Australia.

B.

and

Salisbury

press, and

promote

chant, celebration

phy

parts,

—

races in Australasia, their languages, and traditions. XXXIII. Catho customs missions the aboriginal lic races of among Australia and their results. XXIV. What

should

develop a

P.

We to Europe. fol quote, as lows has The Holy Father just wish to intimated his head gracious to our the list of subscribers Christchurch Cathedral Fund with a whilst donation, generons presenting us with a beautiful portrait, richly a enamelled. This is valuable gift for the bazaar, we -with the propose of God, to organize for the blessing tant

the

than

R.I.

of The Bishop Christchurch, In a to the New Zealand. letter Universe London the Right Rev. Dr. the Grimes, S.M., acknowledges kindness received by him during his

same

presenting being over, of suggest probability no owners nor have The having they. referied to out a method gentlemen pointed that obtains in foreign countries, whereby all cared for and graves are judiciously in order. Is it systematically kept prac tical what he suggests ?

ginal

steps

Dis

Catholic What

counteract arms." XXXII.

:—

Eastern

respective to preparatory

out

covered

educa

to

own

Ethnology

good thing

a

matter.

conflagration. the appearance

hun

? Pope press Where :—" s,o

by the

exist

points existence

cleanliness

should be expansion Vocations and

and diffuse XXXI.

perpetrated

must press it with its

Australian

(1)

or

our

Northam

in

societies; (3)temperance Catholic Associations.

to promote Thirteenth's

evil

good

—

A

of

vicinity

their

spiritual

even

erection

parts

Australia.

charitable

(2)

to promote Australia.

in

in

measures practical the progress and

institutions; Men's Young

literature

Catholic

and

of the

missionary What

priesthood

(4) XXX.—

life of the Church Development of the inner as shown in during the 19th century, (1) and councils hier Frequent synods (2)

erected

years'

XXVIII. fruits

exercise and

serious

a

A

systems of the

Beginnings

Australia.

Newcastle, portion

the

in

initiate

/

The

service

the

ex

other

in

per

;

Mahometanism, and

flying

of antediluvian

was

soul God. by .Almighty the and suburbs city pure

:

visits

region

the

her

visit

fires very destructive have occurred, Northam and the other at Beverley. Fr. O'Carroll does pastoral duty alter at Newcastle and nately York, Beverley. He visited on Beverley ult, Sunday, 13tli and said Mass in Newcastle the 27th on ult. His seems to be preaching very effective. He at the preached evening

at to

for

evident

Church

systems,

religious

Agnosticism,

in

the

The

the sur

Two

distin

relations

Buddhism, Brahminism, of the East. XXVII.

The of

to

surface

to mental sense

one

in

;

other

live

Northam,

city,

when

very

—

it

of the new church in evidence of the presumptive town's which to all appearances importance, will be the Eastern metro shortly Districts A very successful polis. was picnic given the school children of St. by the Sisters Joseph last month.

Dr.

:

btates Stol-

If

of

owners

paying

golden ,

us

'Tis

—

of the

Divinity

U nited

countless

and

;

Spiritism,

to the tional

1900.

gress

the garding Incarnation

for

Con

Catholic in

Resume

—

I.

op

Australasian

the

would

;

'adopted to secure in of the Church

—

Outline the

Illus

century

Manning in England in Germany Hurter Schlegel

XXVI. names. guished the present day in her

XXIX.

XXV.

and

and

dred

varying

all

have thought it might be Catholic of the youths

degree

Moreno, Popes heresies

it-

were penitents whole institution

poor

Dresided.

minds.

the

sical,

The The

19th

the

Jtsrownson

Church

Suggested

to

teach

of

other

—

and

lawn

townships a literary renunions stated holding at times literary and stated and Science jilaces. religion

anti-social

Maistre,

of

agricultural

resides,

vice versa the earth's

—

de Garcia

lovers

have Districts, services of a veterinary visits each district periodically.

Bodey

mon

results

The

club

till

dui'ing the lives

England.

conversions

various

Septem

Charity.''

Subjects

the

I

pro Catholic

religion in

instanced

others.

phases

berg

j

and

of

—

Truth

in

if

and

Happy of

cause as

Switzerland

1st

XXII

19th

and Ives Newman

SYLLABUS,

lic

diffuse

of

York.

Bakewell.

of the

agencies

division

a

of

thinking

option

of :

present this age of democracy what be taken to sanctify labour and the more more blessings and virtue the piety among

should to

in

a

CHon.Secs.

mentally

stock

train and

ways

expressed

inhabitants

and the with sorrow summoned

in the beautiful conventnearly forty at chapel Tempe on Wednesday when the Dirge and -Re morning, The quiem High Mass took place. Very Rev. Dr. O'Haran, as the repre sentative of the CardinalArchbishop,

my

At times cycling. of York. gay city its equal velocity

and experts, the Eastern

Mr.

course

the

Windhorst

Sydney.

Sydney,

counteract

—

"

Or

to

are

good for

people's

those

latter in the

a craze

To

—

The clergy of showed their deep respect and regret to the number of by assembling

for, to

come

the

happy, was

in

exceptional

sport, to me

the

apparently the

a

seems

between side and

and

quite

the

be

There

tastes

the

rule filled

and

;

interested. be abolished.

with

writer

a

who geon, In that coming

school reformatory in Australia. developed

be

might

and

the

power

What

safeguard

have

I

Cathedal,

the

Racing

and

anti-Christian XXI. In

day. steps

Moran.

O Brien O'Haran

to

industrial

How

and

.

Denis

J. F.

Marv's 1898'

ber,

the

system

President. James

implied.

effects be should

;

warmly

should

touch as

its

and

primary —

Faith

Congress

too

in

in

is

the

advance

to

religious XVIII.

century, of O'Connell, Montalembert, Donoso Ozanam, Cortes,

disposal

be must

or

tricts

interests of spiritual the close of school training attainment of XIX. mature years.

trious

j Patrick

our

taken

invete

beai'ing will not

Mother. Rev. Mother

died at St. (Corcoran) Mag Refuge, Tempe, on Monday, 21. November The deceased nun was of age. She was born 44 years and had been at Tipperary, Ireland, a member of the Good Samaritan Order for 17 years. Four years ago she was Rev. Mother of appointed to the very last Tempe, and almost her she discharged very important duties with and com perfect fidelity Under her kindly plete self-sacrifice.

with

indifference, in too many

a

Newcastle

XVII.—

the from

youth

success.

St.

of

Australia.

be

schools. be adopted

higher

were

who

their

in

—

to

Street

of interests services their

earnestly

heart

W.

To

;

Canada; (3) steps might

to

way

proxyism

you

—

—

at

J.

.

Yet

;

and

from

Rev.

a

illness,

dalen's

will voting beget parts through the election. municipal all candidates are other things being the is principle bad,

first

not

is

cases, mind

tennis,

—

drawn

of proxy

the

first

;

.

be

of

brief

"a

Aquinas

Cowper,

given," mischievous generally he who speaking, the poll to vote, excepting

—

the

too

"

course.

opens come, stances has "

;

leading it is proposed day, and follow can that the Australasian Congress lines of thought. similar on Able and scholarly Papers on the subject will in the accompanying outlined Syllabus and the do much to clear away ignorance forth and show which now prevail, prejudice the Church in all the grandeur beauty and at Her sublime teaching. both in Church and State, Prominent men, be invited to contribnte will therefore which will be these on subjects papers in full discussed afterwards Congress. To take the necessary preparatory steps the His Eminence for Congress, holding the Cardinal Archbishop of Sydney recently of the leading called some Clergy together and who, at His Eminence's request Laity, Com into a Provisional formed themselves President His Emin and elected as mittee, and as Vicethe Cardinal ence Archbishop, and Presidents the Archbishops Bishops of The Australasia. Right Rev. Monsignor and the O'Brien, Very Rev. Dr. O'Haran, of

questions

of

equal, for it ;

—

of

treated

Europe

After

especially of the bogs, con begets and much,"

The best throw them away."

now in these thinking at the York contretemps As it is a legal method entitled it to equally

tormer

;

us,"

year. Death

?

question

—

its

ensure

I

The

—

on

success.

complete

poet, says habits is

the

the

among

phantom

To

"

most

a

intemperance.

are

Sociability drink is

little." to throw

is

should

;

celebrations

religious little

not

too

the

One

"

—

miseries

We that

—

Father of Dunedin, Lynch, formerly novitiate has almost his completed with the Redemptorist DunFathers, and is to a become dalk, professed member of the Order at the close of

alive." The being flayed best cure for is or intemperance gambling have done to with it. These are comments of mine the on in the sermon delivered Eastern rather than Districts, assuming the role of a teacher. dogmatic Why

foun-

—

eclat

the

our

tlm

—

the

that

in time.

same

—

doubt

no

the

like doom."

young,

to

rate

;

;

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dation of social order (2) Christian charity as applying in our those principles dealings those with around the same us (3) prin as our ciples guide in our individual conduct, in and duties the in our to family life, State. XIV. The social questions great of the and day: Labour; (2) (1) Capital divorce with our criminals (3) how to deal for the orphan, the aged, (4) how to provide and the and poor (5) Catholic teaching medical XV. How to ameliorate practice. the condition of class: the labouring (1) Peoples's savings banks (2) guilds and kindred societies asso(3) co-operative ciations. XVI: The Education question various countries of Europe" in (1) In the the 19th States century (2) in the United

—

be

will be

Centenary Australasia can There will add to

—

of

"alluring

"

;

-nrinmnlfis

of

sins

;

—

Christian

wake

besetting

viviality is two the dice

;

—

woes

gambling

"

;

:

of the

and

the

Catholic

Novice. learned

have

Tablet)

.

News

Exchanges.):

our

Redemptorist

N.Z (

Many

a

A

v

crying intem

gave and

ago

sermon

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;

action

his

description

the

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Sundays

in in

the

colony course) against

of

few

Catholic

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the

graphic following

:

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League

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clergyman

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perance.

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towns throughout out (figuratively,

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.abstinence is one very question hard in decided most of practically these to to Northam now seems parts. up be the town only a country possessing

;

"

unns

The

—

revival a religious great and in a the world, thusiasm throughout to the this is many measure owing large held been which have Catholic Congresses Fribourg, Brussels, Lisbon, at Paris, cities of Italy. "Venice and other Leo XIII. Pontiff, Our illustrious present shall all mark the desires that Catholics end of the present Century and the begin manifestation ning of the next by a great Jesus Christ towards of Faith and Love His words are Repre Our Redeemer. that in the men opinion sentative agree the century should consecrate closing they of and universal profession by a solemn We of this and project feeling, Religious heartily approve." m in Melbourne At a held meeting, on the occasion of the con last November at Cathedral, St. Patrick's of secration Arch the His Eminence Cardinal which and and the of Sydney Archbishops bishop it was were present, of Australia Bishops of Austral the that Catholics determined of be afforded an asia should opportunity in this movement, great religious joining and its blessings, in and of participating of mani the most that appropriate way would be their faith and loyalty festing an Catholic of Australasian the holding was that the Con It decided Congress. It is in should assemble Sydney. gress of January, before the month hoped that the of St. grand Mary's 1900, portion be happily, Cathedral already begun will of this feast The Dedication completed. all of Australasia, in which Mother Church Con Southern the of this faithful people shown interest, tinent have so deep a,n may

—

the

with

—

HELD

—

Within

BE

—

TO

1900

relations

Intercolonial

NOTES.

DISTRICTS (By

Turkish

Greece,

and IN

EASTERN

(2) triumphs Austria and of the Faith in

—

the

(3)

;

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writer

his

party

relief is

led

doubt that

unjust

all

but

aristocratic

affect

the

country,

Castletown

Adelaide, Saturday

respect nor claiming

to

or

and

point

the

receive

sequence

UUv

hear it claimed, We do not usually that the for example, Catholic faith from Russo-Greek is taught pulpits,

has

of

motive

protest,

into

im

paving

of a over large his Lordship repre been as a regarded

and

primary

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as

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to

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attitude

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Emly

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upon

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on

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anti-Catholic

speaks

therefore,

utterance

Catholic.

fending

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Catholic

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coming

representative opposition,

con

Emly, just

an

which

Lord

The

—

Lord

of an representative old and honourable that of the family of Tervoe, in the county LimeMonsells, risk. It must be forgotten not, however, that the pioneer Catholic of Home Buler social Sir Thomas H. was high standing Grattan the representative Esmonde, Bart.,

to

pretended

one

the class

notable

add,

opinion, position, and so, worth, themselves have in

Mr. Price to us to discriminate appears rightly he does so with a wrong although ful We with him agree meaning. what he calls the " Roman that where error is that excluded is the ful ness of Catholic doctrine the teach be what he would call ing cannot

chiefly

—

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Ecclesiastical

having right of acceptance

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the them"

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Irish

no doubt writer but ful hearing,

the word

of

Church

time,

look

is

may

sents.

has

their

teaching from faith Anglican made on the authority

of the Church Church of Rome

use

preached

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for

of

Home Bule principles, to believe as we that,

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it,

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all

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go

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Ritualists.

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the

taken up determined

in

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however,

this.

said

concerned

particularly

Catholic.' Faith was

and

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Rome,

rev.

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Tuesday's preached St. Alban's

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Price.

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crucial

accused

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attitude

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to

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imagination and direction produce as such other bogies seems to them to require.

another

one.

find

their

the

and respectful. The invi to to Anglicans return to the of the Church was in couched

fold terms

have

cannot

intrigues turn

to

that

any

tation

been

General G. Stevens, chief of the Telegraph

indulgent

—

Jesuit

know

GENERAL.

Event.

Startling has

Thursday,

was

by

—

difficult

do not

notice of the His Holiness,

in

acquaintance,

"

ex

"pooh-poohed" happily The employed by the preacher. Church of Rome, that is the Pope,

"

happy

a

Catholics

be

A week

the

We

one

is

charged

to

was

sion

of the accusers

too, are

England

—

pected.

had a and which were of the old it only in fulfilment " con breeds proverb Familiarity tempt they must needs hold in light esteem. Those who have graduated in the invention of" Popish" and plots

than dismissed, might the their bread, daily

earn

by

traditional

starve in displaced working-man order that his master's money-bags become more swollen ? If may the problem of the machine versus solved the man were by shortenec enfran in which the men, hours, still

Bomanising

—

improved machinery provide the working people

chised

of

We do not, as we have said, under stand the position of its adherents, in no reason to doubt— but we see we see reason deed, on the contrary, to that are believe they perfectly honest in their convictions.

and

courses.

particular

have

—

ceeded

that the should

—

school

secondary

—

is

It or

AND

LOCAL

—

'

but

A

per

—

to

work

tlie

do

upon

—

called

to

Douglas many

Example.

—

the

Hyde, other

Father

lovers

of

O'Growney, the

sweet

old

and lan-

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CHRISTIAN

BROTHERS'

Pearse,

COLLEGE.

of the (Rosary Maighdine Muire Mary,) by Harvey and published Irish for a few Co., Waterford, pence. now &c., are plen catechisms, prayer-book, tiful the shelves of the Dublin on publish na

the

William

Emperor

The

:

inform

to

my heart sion how

be

thanks

that,

to

able'to to

are

me

to

Holines

sineere as follows

"

We

:—

in

we

are

State

A Sad.

most

our

Affairs. the Rev.

of

sincere The

Not

times.

one

dares

the

Roman

sects

varieties Hoav is to

be

It

is

land

the

fifty

the

which help Williamson,

The

meeting. like

a

the

committee

also

of

to

meed

thanks

or

I

nominal

the

are

results

:

Handicap

—

:

be

persons Christians.

in

:

Second

2.

1 scratch, heat: Smith,

C.

Craig,

1;

Gerloff,

;

H.

heat

2. 30yds, 2; Wal

Handicap,

lifwi.t,

R,

under

Warhiirfcon.

13

years.

sprsitp.h.

1

—

Weidenbach, 2 Dempsey, 3. Handicap (under 15 years).

;

heat:

G.

Wellman,

6yds,

2.

Second

3yds,

1

heat:

F.

M.

;

Boulder during

;

;

;

the

selling,

upAvard tendency, and there predominant, round. tone all cheerful more

Strikes

in

Paris. are

recent

The

—

a

rather

for in

and

beaten some

men

aivay

by

the

kicked

for

so

a

burst

working

at

strikers

doing.

—

handsome

a

box

a

—

committee

and

Glennon

lounge

cane

:

2 N.

Dempsey, P.

;

scratch,

3.

120

Yards

Championship

First 2

heat

G; Quinlan, 3. Warburton,

R.

;

1

Grave, heat:

Sinclair,

3.

220

Yards

:

with

present

M.

;

2

Gerloff, 1

Quinlan, Scratch

Race

;

;

of ;

shav

the

with

W.

subscribers

our

payments

are

to

as

lead

far

so

to

us

completely

forgotten

us.

not

and

this

the

case

that

in

their

believe

behind

they

have

We

hope such will

appeal

Our

Second

event

R. Acliiffibvich, 1 College championship). T. Williamson, 2 R. Joyce, 3it<> One Mile N. Championship. Bicycle Hodgson, 1 A. Ayles, 2 W. Bryan, 3. Blindfold Race. W. J. Wilson, 1; Deakin, 2. 440 Yards scr Handicap. Williamson, 1 R. Joyce, D. Hulme, 15yds, 2 50yds, 3. Hurdle 101) yards (.under Race, 15). First F. heat: G. Quinlan, scratch, 1; P2 scratch, 3. Grave,' 6yds, Sinclair, Second heat M. Gerloff, 1 F. 5yds, ;

Xmas

number

contain

8

at

once,

rliiAorl

n.nH

are as

to

requested a limited hrt

p.u.nnAt

send

number

rfiDA9.f

THE

in

the

where

in

to

seems

northern

section

five years risen from

lics

have

the

catechumens

the

;

i

:

;

you. under

belief

that-

work,

only

now." the young

was

have

asked

you

I

only

fear

old

serious

of

blessing

himself

that

sounded

Son,

mother

corrected

it

habit

of

knelt down, deliberation

of

and

anything

of

the

of

to

repeated

it

say for-

was

in

that

he

His-

Next

he> evening and with great of

name

Son, and

of Could

Amen,

than

pleasing with

,1 plicity? agree writers who says There's nothing

Name

and words

the

more

the

like

and very slowly said "Inthe

and

theand

Amen." told him

out.

leaving

tell in

quickly "

a

and

word

distinctly the emphasizing

do

think

must

was

so

Ghost, him

you.

heavy

to will

I

boy

Holy

light if

a

you

granny, who

little

Father,

task

perform expect you

the

your

dears,

to

very about

Do-

occupy

my

For

"yeu.

by a ridge..

man's

So,

time.

a

a

Father, Ghost,

father, todav.

day's

Holy

there be such sim

of

our

half

so

one

the-

the

great

:

earth

on

innocent

heart

of

holy,

child.

a

lovinglv,

is

GRANDMA.

Children

extra

their

orders

will

be pro-

fill

MANAGER.

—

Catholicism

;

—

his field

your that

at

be

,

;

I tell

invited

are

letter.

Grandma

"

W.

to toreply to be addressed

Replies A. Record

Office.

with

Agents in

said this

marked

Grandma's

will

all

Yours

and photos of the Bishops many well-known clergy of W.A., and many and of Perth citizens Fremantle, together views of several ecclesi with photographic The coloured astical buildings. plate will be a work of art worth drawn preserving artist Mr. Ben by the well-known Strange, and of engraved by Mr. Mills, Engraver, Leederville. The will price of the paper the extra not be increased notwithstanding incurred. expense

we-

print,

Lady

our

corner

remember

"

pages of the

UlSctpwill be-

very

little

little

As

to.

responded

cordially

a

a

that

task,

the A.

it

column. in

appears

"

I

him,

of

Uc

we

son

my

think

every

Xmas, number

accompanied

;

Crowder, Grave, 2;

(second

our

illustrated

TO

expense subscribers

Jli

llUu

of

plough

immediately.

you habit

considerable very readers and

La

«

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proclaim

ened

me

splendid which we plate, purpose issuing about the 22nd we take this inst., opport are of asking subscribers who behind unity forward in their to kindly to subscriptions due or a part thereof. amount us the Many

:

(under 1; P.

so

There

READERS.

to

get'

'God was born free sin. I am hoping you are all of Our Blessed God Lady. much, that if we wish to please

clients her

mill

soon very on another

Mother

carelessly,

Sinclair,

Junior

the

original

self

NUMBER.

gone to

will

acquain

must means, or Our Blessed

we

title,

see you That's

XMAS

ANNOUNCEMENT

she

whose

in.

many

make.

IV

"

of

ILLUSTRATED

how

beautiful feast the Immaculate Conception, Of all Lady. course, you

that

tensive," need not

:

Miss

;

you-, is

we love Him, must Her too. I want to you remember all Her feast particularly special and learn to understand them. days Why, I have heard of the grown up people speak Immaculate when asked Conception, yet what the was meaning of it, they could not I trust none of clearly explain. my young; readers will shoiv such when, ignorance or We are men women. can'never know they too much about our Weholy religion. cannot learn all at but everything once, little shall we by little acquire a great deal. Have heard of the story of the you young who stood man with bent head on the head land of a large hepiece of ground which ? He had to cultivate was and. dismayed, "I do it, it is too ex murmured, can. never

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Record, coloured

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looking

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Friend,

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underground

intent.

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scratch, heat:

;

;

sinister

by Mesdames

OUR

First Daskein,

;

work and Avas their pressing gas -pipe; and of the for the Avelfare safety necessary houses they had to be guarded by soldiers, felloAvs hang and I saw some evil-looking evil on with and round and

ing

little loved

;

;

and I

at

Decem

;

to

—

Avorking escorted

dragged

what

honoring

Mary,

;

:

;

half-mile.

Handicap,

heat:

:

the

are

4<nnl ACOI

of Blessed

that

that

:

an

14 years). Sinclair, heat F. Final 3.

a

are

there

;

;

one

by Then surrounded men. by mounted of Avorkmen Avho are isolated cases to Avork. and Avho anxious and willing

and

;

T J.

know

:

3.

more

(says

the

think

letters,

children

feast

Our

from

place

I

wondering

to

A«A

the

at

for their appeal to all parishioners the as attendance, especially gentlemen, is business to be some required important The committee transacted. again beg to their sincere for the follow tender thanks Collected by Mrs. Westing donations: of the refreshment stall hoven, on behalf Court Mrs. Hotel, 5s.; a Friend, Is.; White, Is. Mrs. Kitcheners, 6d.; wedding cake; cordials A. R. Keesing, Clarendon Hotel, sweets Co., Stewart, Cheesebrough and Vidal and Domenecli, tea pastry Day and donation. Mrs. Co., Collected by Sweeney, behalf No. 4 stall Mrs. on 4s.; Glossop, Miss Is. Mrs. LiddeCollected Leahy, by behalf No: 4 stall A low, on Friend, 5s.j Mr. Mrs. 2s. 6d.; 2s. 6d. Finn, Welbing,

Having

;

has

tourist) of their such evidences power sees a is Here and there man streets. coal carts are soldiers

guarded

eased colonial

being

number

large

a

at which

8 o'clock,

OUR

;

market

strikes

at

14, beg to

IMPORTANT

;

;

buyers a being

dreadful,

ber

on

Highgate when

meeting takes Wednesday evening,

on

:

South

week of

at

with the "W ednes-

connection

novelties. Col French Hall, lected on behalf No. 5 by Mrs. F. Kelly, stall Mrs. handsome Houlahan, Fremantle, Hill From the plush cushions. Highgate handConvent 1 pair of pictures 1 pair 1 pair painted plaques fancy plaques.

;

Perseverance,

account on chiefly in later cables the but

slightly,

Highgate

—

The

83s.

6d. mirket

meeting held

was

last, day evening tended. The next

Ger

—

8s.

;

above

in

—

10yds, 1; J. 3. Second 40yds, Hodgson, 30yds, 1; B. "Joyce, Third heat 20yds, 2; C. Bryan, 40yds, 3. A. Ay les, 1 N. Patten, scratch, 2; 20yds, Final 3. heat 1 Gardner, Hodgson, Ayles, 2 Dempsey, 3. Yards scratch 100 event Handicap, (first T. Williamson, 1 College championship). R. Aehimovich, 2 H. Pearse, 3. Siamese 75 P. Sinclair and Race, yards. D. F. 1 Burton and R. Grave, 3yds, R. 2 Rieusset, 8yds, Joyce and H. Pearse,

;

32s.

usual

;

Bicycle

;

Kalgurli,

The

M.

;

:

;

South United.

BAZAAR.

NATIONS

little is

4.

of ALL

shape

the she

UilClCj

—

A

Pearse, F. Grave, 2. Third scratch, heat: 6yds, 1 P. Sinclair, J. Minilian, 3yds, 1 12yds. 2. Final heat Ger Williams, 1 Pea'rse, 2

;

Croesus

GATE

HILL.

Collected

A.

;

Yards

loff,

loff,

;

HIGH

SCHOOLS,

AND

of

ay wrang.

Grandma

prizes,

plight,

and that pointment, to trespass wishing Before this letter will iiave celebrated

CONVENT

HEART

;

;

M.

:

—

1

First

;

6d.

'11 ASVIU

:

Barrett,

;

the

as

or

anxious You see, theEditor. has allowed us a whole column "all to ourselves," and if do not fill we it up,, oh dear, oh what a dear, disappointment.

F. P. Professor

Moran, and

judges'

as

SACRED

;

has received the share, broker, London from his folloAving quotations the week at closing :— prices agents during £6 10s. 6d. Kalguvli, Ivanhoes, buyer, Lake View <£0 12.i. 6d.; Consols, buyer, Golden £14 Horseshoe, buyer, <£9 8s. 9d. 6s. 9d. Chaffers, Mint, 10s. 7£d. Kalgoorlie Bellevue £5 10s. Associated, Proprietary, Great 18s. 9d. 3d. Hannans lis. Oroya, 6d. Boulder, 9s. 21s. Ceutral Boulder,

J.

C.

Curtin,

;

—

R.

Seguy

H.

:

Yards

—

Mr

—

Quotations.

Messrs. P.

as

;

and lap (13 years B. Smith, 15yds, 1

3.

120

to

and

Connellan,

acted

same

in

part

excited,

those

great, :

right

us

and

about

be, the

prizes, from tance

L.

Mr.

was

just

:

son,

say,

;

one

;

Mining stock and

11 points, 3. of the The sports secretary N. Bro. J. M. Carew Hales; starter,

must

;'

the

ay's

makes

anxious

or

rich,

be blest

can

heart

That All'

or

wise,

never

The

—

;

:

genus. work

affairs?

maybe But

—

suc

;

of

We

—

;

of

sects distinct

;

;

:

seventeen

state million

even

champion

Second heat F. Dewar, 12yds, 2. Pearse, R. Third 7yds. 1: Thompson, 7yds, 2. heat: J. Minihau, F. Hitch, 6yds, 1 7yds, 2. Final Heat 1 Warburton 2. Crowdor, one under 16 Bicycle handicap, lap, L. Weidenbach, First years. heat; 10yds, 1 F. Williams. Second heat J. 35yds, 2. P. Daskeiu, scratch, 1; 2; Sinclair, 30yds, J. 3. Third heat Deakin, N. 35yds, Hodgson, 20yds, 1 H. Pearse, 35yds, 2 Final J. Dempsey, 5yds, 3. heat: Hodg

for

means

are

immoral,

not

are

;

well

as

of the Mr. towards

ground

express

Yards

First.

in

sentiment

that

for

—

confessional.

efficient

of

union any of gob out

shockingly Avhile squabbling this

the to

Gerloff, Final

120

and thirteen Methodists almost as and many other in each religious

Baptists,

the

on

J.

;

dock,

There

differences. of

C.

donation

2. Bryan, Bicycle Handicap, First heat under). S. Waldock, scratch,

Protest-'

Sacrament

—

Boys'

—

:

5

two miles. Bicycle Handicap, A. L. Hughes, 90yds, 1 P. Ives, 90yds, 2 3. scratch, Gugeri, Pole. R. 1 R with Vaulting Joyce, 2. Aehimovich, defeated Boarders Day Tug-of-War. Boys. 21 Championship. Aehimovich, College 2 1 16 points, Williamson, Joyce, points, Old

their

express Moran

-

the

we have not. Instead vice, which controlling and to the' wheel of our shoulder putting the awful spread of social against fighting and Sabbath-break vice and drunkenness ourselves Ave are among ing, squabbling on denomi and our energies spending

national

Mr.

to

(under 11 years): heat J. Hassell, A. Bryan 12yds, 1 Second heat: H. Thompson, 3yds 7yds, 2. 1 G. Kelly, 1 3yds, 2. Final heat, Hassell

the

the

are

to

Following

one

the

desire

for their and following subscriptions John the Sir towards trophies prize fund Rev. M. P. the Bio. principal, Forrest, T. F. McCarthy, Dr. Mr. O'Connor, Nunan, Dr. Kenny, Dr. Burkitt, Captain Campbell, and Messrs. W. H. Ives, R. Wi Pennefather, M. F. Cavanagh, H. Woodward, F. Wilson, M. Clifford, J. Quigley, P. H. F. Curtis, G. S. Cranstone, W. F. Craig, Pattison, J. H.' T. Smith, Pearse, Bryan, S. F. Kalian, T. Quinlan, together with the firms following Bunning J. T. F. H. Brothers, Tredrea, and E. S. Wigg and Faulding Co., Son. Cycle Foy and Gibson, Armstrong's and Stubbs, Agency, E. C. Shenton, Drake and Austral Cycle Agency, Weidenbach Sandover and C. H. Co., Co., Henderson, Nicholson and W. Alcock and Co., King, Bartletto Lucien Co., (photographers), Albert and Benda, Co., Dynon and Co., Stewart Dawson, and the W.A. Brewery..

in

The

of

refusal Church,

Daskein,

so

a

;

;

3.

flying

and

;

;

:

students.

gold medal as with coupled

of

on

preach

staff

be

their

thanks

sermon

Commandment.

Svonth

and

of

generous

clergyman a

;

—

on the congratulated as well on the fine as generally ap and exemplary manly bearing

to

are

his

100 First

dealing

thousand

The

college

-

.

Dr. De Costa, a ant Church (says in an interview with the Protestant rector, has not the York Netv machinery Herald) the vices of the world in for with these