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but
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in
Bayswater
a
lodging-house white-haired, old lady and samewhat worn-looking old and her nineteen grand years room
the
had
better
and
Mitford,
left a long and after France,
school
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visit
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eyes
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daughter, boasted,
had
nave should this purpose.
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The
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old
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quite it although
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the
1899.
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lady
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two
when
retired,
Mrs.
alone,
Mitford
an
WARES.
drawn
even
on
now
I
must
enable
me
to
do
the her
eldest
is
old
enough
among
strangers, in
something
so
capital
mylittle but
to
earn
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her that granddaughter orphan. " My son," she said, in a voice " with emotion, was a bar trembling rister. He died quite young, leaving his four little children in my entirely care. His widow married very soon after his death. With her I have held no further communication. Her children do not remember her at all. I have educated them and eritirely, was
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and to them, companionable in them with pleasure having her out of school hours too. After six o'clock be practically you may and I offer you free, fifty pounds to commence with if the references you are and you are propose satisfactory,
for
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Arcade,
be
are, however, and although children, well must taught, they
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Nancy to was
was
pro in
the
boy
Canning
Reference,
residence
explained so Although you young, Miss I see Mitford, you know quite enough to teach my children for some time to come. and one Three little girls
CHARLES).
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herself
was
years'
French
suitably. Here the
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and
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which
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world.
Forrest,
means.
to who anyone possible her As the shared advantages. her on laid hand she kindly rose, one of the old lady, trembling
cheerfully
A
poor her im
have
had a eyes which in
directness
French
with
iui
,
said
in
A.
be
digress old lady our heroine and the ing, been towards Oxford have travelling Governess and the Agency Circus, by the slow process of the Baysat their Arrived water omnibus. the experienced destination, presi of that lucrative dent extremely to the old lady bureau persuaded allow the young girl to have the pre with her intend interview liminary the alone. From ing employer she she had seen of her, which little she had character, confi knew that the to and ability dence, perform of her. Her French duties required had her to a taste education helped her to present which enabled dress in and even appear a elegant, trim, would which ance, nevei have been we
brown
girl,
pleasing,
colour, bright of suspicion
some
was
of
want
United
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often
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office
of the. business Policy-holders.
regard favourably life with and that relations, was rendered grand-mother as much from the old lady's possible as lamentations constant and vain not
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dark
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was
;
PERTH.
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to earn obliged the same with
.
ago. wailed
The
Agency
preferred was and old, Her grandmother the which need deplored deeply to her grand-daughter teaph impelled to the family in order supplement the and help to .educate resources, and the little two sisters younger to of left the care brother entirely almost relative. and their only aged women In these days, when so many .honour an and a feel it and girls is to be allowed to it work, privilege to regard the fact almost .impossible of a young being girl her own livelihood
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(Universe,
very
sudden
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TCsmA-
did
it
mutual
representative
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depended
only proving
the
for
of
same
it
day to be fixed
a
to
governess
commence
.
her
to
make
a
the
risk
as
of
little
a
want
of
"
sat.
true.
at alone in her dull room Bayswater her but pre young granddaughter over a tea sided school-room merry in a pretty house surrounded by gar and with dens and fields, the scent of hot-house flowers coming from a con
sensitive
beyond
lovely character
little
girl
of
was
more
a
boy of
sturdy
a
who
her
and
rather
a
7 wfibse
the
language
tones -guttural of the Fatherland
the:
of
ears'
and
nursery alike.
inhabitants the'
mother
exact
in
demanding
fulfilment of by the teacher, that insisting
the duties she was
If was
with
fresh
in
a
art
master
kindly
arose
rivalry by the
made
her
to
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no
less
in
of
securing
cut
off
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to
pupilsj as to the
young
become
held
so
and
that
connection members
with of
a
by
that
a
progress artists."
officer
fetch 'and driver
it
a
;to
had
the
left
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patient.
strange
horse, car, the pound
was
but
difficulties,
taken
step
officer
the
by
the
sheriff's
contemplated.
never
.
Stock
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notify
their-
ADDRESS.
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Fair
that there of cattle
had
the
;
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was
stated
a
A Plea for Unity. Captain as Donelan, M.P., has written fol lows to the Middleton Guardians :
I
ing
thank
beg to me
a.
copy
is
afresh
This
is
What
are
their
the
on
the landlords' the tenants
warpath. ultimatum. to
doing
efficient
organization
for kindly send you of the admirable
A
?
It is not Out Fund. A Stamping that for want of funds Protestantism has not in the North of progressed
Dublin
in
that to
all
is
stamp out
the
Catholic
the
stamping
becomes
planta
County
Derry
other
day
the
there "
the
in
provision
a
A
fire great The Parband instru banners were
—
Galway.
the nellite all Hall, and ments, political and two were burnt, persons injured. The damage to property is expected to
about
amount
to
A
Industry.
the
New Tuam
Herald
about
being
£2000. new
opened
in
"
superstition De Church. the Catholic
and
stronger
and that gentleman, eminent from engineer came before the Town has obtained the consent Council, of to the Corporation lay down a line of tram the rails from works to the the docks for of the conveyance from the quarries. He has granite the also received promise of the to Harbour Commissioners afford him every assistance in their power the to forward so project, that the works will commence immediately. A specimen of this granite has been examined by an eminent geologist, who has pronounced it to be the best 01 its kind he has ever seen. The opening of the works will afford em of the ployment to a large number in Galway, class who are labouring much in need of it.
Bench,
Queen's
who, with England,
an
Death of the Very Rev. Anthony Dominic O.P Blake, The death of the Very Rev. Anthony Dominic Blake, O.P., occurred on the November in the 15th West Convent, The deceased Galway. was Dominican born at Hollypark, the as
Blake
Tues Tirconaill. On November 22, this Irish festival, the object is to raise funds of which now in for St. Eunan's Cathedral, of
in
opened
was
erection,
It was continued Detterlcenny. the week. The throughout fete, is calculated to which is purely Irish, lan impetus to Irish arts, give an
industries. is
The
week's
follows: Opening on Cardinal Logue as
of Clogher, will deliver an address, and on of Saturday Miss MacDivitt, and Miss O'Donnell will Stonepark, the opening perform ceremony.
remarkable
B.
& B.
HAYE
BEATEN YOU MUST
WIN
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from Dominican Priory the join Friars in the recitation of the Divine Office. public He studied Humanities in Clongowes, and was remembered there as the best Greek scholar of his time. His tastes classical remained with him to his solace and years, he declining ever showed in his words and manner the refinement of the gentleman. he From to Clongowes proceeded where in the Paris, of San College go
over
the
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Kin
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the end
of
five
years
Soon after his return to he made known Hollypark to the desire his family that he 'had in his youth conceived and that had never him left of becoming a son of St. Dominic. To effect this purpose he was sent now by the Provincial of the Irish Dominicans to Italy, where in the was re year 1844 ceived the into Dominican Order at the Convent of La near Quercia, All Viterbo. his career as a through Dominican he has been distinguished and tender by that' unobtrusive piety of which he gave such proof in early Besides the Divine Office it youth. priest.
—
was
his
custom
the
Office
of
whom was
to
he a
to
the
was
his religious bent under
the
;
of
brethren
turn
to
weight
before,
to it
edification
years wending his way several times every in
day
every
Virgin, devout and
most source
church kneel
recite
Blessed
constant
score
ALL
his
was
to
boy
young to Hollypark of Esker and
him :
In
year 1815. in his maturer
was
It
piety.
a
and studies, was ordained
day,
process
is
that
Galway,
an immense bed of working an area of several granite covering miles in extent. The is the granite of Colonel Arthur property J. Courteof Dublin, Master of the nay,
Qnlmro
Aonach
to
According industry
—
a
,
as
the
at
Father years for his great
DERRY.
against
Fire.
Serious occurred
has
County Galway, in his youth as well
render
;
Munster
great
mously..
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cnaracter
by on Wed ceremony Tuesday opening and on nesday by Archbishop Carr, M.P. Thursday by Mr. John Dillon, Dr. To-day (Friday) Owens, Bishop
an
great increase had lost in they largely horses increased enor
but
pigs,
been
At
—
—
will
enter
to
and guage programme
—
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ineir
denoted by the speaker's assurance that they are of exceeding and that land value and importance lords be very well satisfied may Wm. Mr. therewith. He denounced the O'Brien of course, and described as a new United Irish League the old edition of Land League. which was The committee's report, the indicated determination adopted,
ceremony
SUBSCRIBERS
election
and Councils, urged the speedy adoption by Govern ment and Parliament of the recom of the Fry Commission. mendations We our readers that need not remind the effect of these recommendations would be to further whittle away what to the ever actual benefit pertained legislation,
GALWAY.
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a
financial
by their
County
DONEGAL.
in
sum
guardians
Cork.
of
meeting of the Irish in Cork on Convention a remarkable 19, was day, Nov. sign Mr. of the times. The Chairman, of Tipperary M.P., Smith-Barry, was in his ex luminous notoriety, of Unionist position policy regarding the tenantry. He pleaded for giving lease of power to the landlords a. new the disestablished grand jurors and new
land.
The Land Satur
owners
ex-officio on the
where offerings of those
had
who with
people." Again.
annual
institution
ians.
court
sense
proces
on the placed graves identified been prominentl) the Fenian movements in Ire also observed in The day was
were
and
stronger.
lime
until
Irish
War
Land
Church
-
OUR
The
spite
CORK. TO
intelligence
of the
the trust —that is
taken Union official with satisfied the decree of the local made the for of a payment of £10 by the Board of Guard The has been for some Union to
were
held
land cash
fair
good
the
by
heard showed
a
after
and
rents
of tenure,
A case Ireland. tion companies in
society.
Parish Ambulance.An extraordinary incident took place at on Kilrush November Tuesday, the workhouse and 22, ambulance horse bv a sheriff's beimr seized
con
all
want
passed through to Glasnevin Cemetery, similar wreaths and other
Irish
purchase,
sufficiently
safety,
all
abstinence
Seizing
studied reward
oh
and
political
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so
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be
to
punctilious undertaken
were
various
regard
—
to
was
drink, total
and lavourautnorities, competent were able reports given. Drawing were at a classes School of joined Art a few miles -and the after off, noons devoted to them, were very The to drive the county pleasant: town was an event in itself, and Miss Mitford shared the lessons given by
the
upon
children
children which should credit
notes comment threats
in
means
schoolroom
her
Examinations
cerned.
the
these
of
diligence and reflect
them
kept
last
ot and said intemperance, people addicted to the extorted vice from him to be allowed a moderate quan of drink in the But this tity day. system did not work, and he did nQt a who was remember person single of drink to put on a certain quantity Once the habit keep the resolution. was there was one acquired only
t
arid
write
Abstinence. His Emi Cardinal a Logue delivered discourse last powerful Sunday in his Cathedral to the mem night bers of the Total Abstinence Sodal He the evils ity. vividly pictured
sister,
too.
had
Total
for young and a little too old to be schoolroom, to the relegated nursery, entirely where the German nurse, Arnalia, and the maid, Marie, ruled, younger was
have
we
nence
read,
wee
numbers occasion
recent
many
tenants
land
years,
to
difficult
nine,
In
compul
plemented
in
ARMAGH.
whose
twelve,
Universe
and
thorough-going
was
;
close by. The servatory pupils were four in number, a tall,, delicate of girl fourteen,
extreme
Irish things hostile deadly
—
com-
is
all
that the Catholics religious " of Belfast dubbed him the Rev. Kane." In Roaring temperament, as in race, he was a true and Celt, the came of a fine old Milesian sept O'Kanes of Ulster. Impetuous, rich uncom in imagination, eloquent, and warm-hearted, he was promising a true his Irishman, notwithstanding hatred of his ancestral religion.
experi regards
it
fiery bold, the
matters
ex
arrangement
flexible. of the
Kane
teaching. A week saw the " olete. Grandmere
In
his
his speeches. to had reference to his recent and warnings wards the Government if they dare to a Catholic for propose university Ireland. was Dr. Such a fire-eater
.
perience ment
if
Of and
of the
in Ulster
he
Our
in the same county who to Mrs. well-known both parties, was evidence Mitford able to bring of her former social which standing her satisfied Mrs. that Mainwaring secure little would daughters exactly she would wish for the companion in the she them had governess even
Grand
Orangemen. on Saturday
fierce
a
section.
mind,
to
clergyman
seemed
and
rvf
—
was
selected,
rprtnr
instance,
want
A
manner.
customary
headed stars sion, by the American and the French and stripes tricolour, the streets principal
want workmen Irish Irish Catholics; dwellings, and a want Catholic University,' want a Parliament Irish Nationalists All in College National re Green. are as to the presentatives agreed Then why of those measures. urging since not unite in forward pressing united an admits that everyone only effort can be of any avail? Why search a for with microscope petty when such a wide points of difference action lies before us? field for united have been pro Many prescriptions the worthy posed with object of re in the National ranks, viving unity but for myself I place mutual concesr sion and friendly compromise, sup
he was National of his the majority countrymen, re with one the financial exception lations question. Upon that, as upon he gave to which his every question
and The the French from replies Miss German convent schools where had all Mitford been educated .were Her that could be desired. ability was for. to teach vouched She was said to be entirely trustworthy, pains and amiable. Then, through taking a
"3
powers
other.
farmers of land
the
decent
to
duties.
new
W
midnight.
was
and
the her
for
—
sory
fixity,
no
Able, energetic, champion. he and was uncompromising,
with
separated
parties
young
.
he
and satisfaction, on the references
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;
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Kane.
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For
—
struck Mrs. Mainwaring at once as that the of the girl's curious fact re-married should mother having an to their ever meet obstacle prove innate she but with ing delicacy what on refrained from remarking a seemed painful family episode,
necessary,
surprise learned of the
little
It
all
may
Late
The
against
the streets from which be apprehended.
on
assemblages disturbances
;
away."
far
by
disperse,
if
—
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you taken too
force
each
;
to teach, own care. in safe as your a She will have too, some-;; holiday, We when can see her. times, you hour from London, are an only about she so need not fear will'" be
ability be as
will
Manchester The Martyrs. of the execution of The anniversary for and O'Brien the Allan, Larkin, Brett at Man murder of Sergeant in chester celebrated in 1867, was on Dublin 20, in Sunday, November
the
for of
—
the
the
expresses
country,
—
waring,
Mrs. Mainthat she has and with me she
replied glad,
are
—
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of the
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Lord
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of
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habit of lamp.
a and doing, upset soon The place was in flames, and the occupant enveloped of the room, an old gentleman who
narrowly escaped death. Passers-by being burned saw the but had some fire, difficulty rescue as the door in to the getting was secured. Eventually they forced an and found the entrance, poor man to blind about trying grqping were His clothes escape. actually blind,
totally
to
on
and
fire,
he
with
smothered
the rescuers time to
nearly the smoke, that in the nick of just him from a terrible was
very
so
came save
death.
Thurles,
and
A Meeting. under the auspices meeting, of the United Irish League, was held at on 20, Belcarra, Sunday, Nov. the scene of the proclaimed meeting of three weeks ago. A
Nationalist
—
TIPPERARY. Irish
The tkmalist
)
movement sweet
old
This
is
like
to
as
Language.
—
to
We that
(A7athe
notice glad of our for the propagation mother tongue is spieading. it should be, but we would
are
see
the
movement
more
Cork has taken a splendid general. lead in and this matter, important the southern Gaelic have linguists the so well that worked up league
there
are,
of this than in
we
useful any
in in
society
other
Waterford,
too,
W.
B.
a
that
county
Ireland.
good branch
Horses,
In has
are
sure
ing that
alien
our
'rulers
the
If
tried
to
ex
people
in
Ireland,
ancestors
of the
enjoyment
which,
past,
from
out
so
many
the
literary are alas, of them.
profitable treasures now
of
shut
Nenagh,
Ireland.
Scott,
Centenarian. of Boulick,
birmingham,
has
advanced
of
age
Mrs.
—
Gortnahoe, attained just 101
Vehicles
of
all
Daniel Newthe
She
years.
John
A
.
OK/miI
f
the
«?/%
order
his
age
obliging,
there
home
in
till
him
compelled
old
his
and
position
in
to
Bansha,
Turkish as medal for conspicuous bravery, well as the ordinary medals of the campaign. May the turf rest lightly the on brave old Tipperaryman's breast.
Carrick-on-Suir.h— New Life in The Irish Land and Labour Associa has infused new life into tion the old us a town. It has muchgiven talk What will needed for subject of the new coun be the composition ? ? cils What will be their powers How will these councils proceed, and what will be the workers' representa these tion on All them ? questions are now for the first time engaging in the street the hornythe " man
6
—
"
—
i
auu
uuuia,
j
maintained
was
JidllUCU
who
W1C1UC1
has
Ui
been
dliU
J/luli
awaking
to
bJiUVCij
the
sense
the new which act responsibility confers him. This upon responsithe association would have bility of
throughout. of
Mr.
courteous
n
iwvj
greatest
the old fights bookstall he
fighting At the
passed away the other day. he won the Legion of Crimea of France for an saving file. He also held the medal and the English
oaicer's
monster
torchlight procession headed Workmen's by the Thurles Club Brass Band paraded the princi pal streets. from the Work Starting men's wended their Club, they slowly the Main street, past the way through where halted for Cathedral, they some time. They then moved back and on to through the Main street, the at grave-yard Brellockbreeda, and returned to the subsequently town and dispersed. The marching
to he
In the Honour
County
in Tiiurles. Commemoration The celebration of the anniversaiy of the Manchester martys took place in Thurles on 20. Sunday, November
always
retire where
near
in
was
he held firmities of
the late mother of Rev. Edmond Scott' She is a repre of the oldest and. families
again."
and
Tipperary.
a
John
Brave Grant,
Old
Soldier. brave old old interesting
J
'
a
them for their own betterdischarge ment and for the public it to good has passed away aims through its organisation to comthe had of majority. John charge to bine the working classes this end. the bookstall at Limerick Junction as j.And for many and was well known nothing helps on a popular years, movement more than the enthusiasm to the travelling public passing evoked the Carrick-onwas by music, that busy station. He through has Suir branch had the fife-anda small, wizened little and to man, drum band attached to it. look at him one could Nightly scarcely are that He had once promenades of the town being" been a imagine of the drums made, and by the rattle who won dashing Tommy Atkins, and the shrill notes of the fife the the coveted Cross Legion of Honour is made aware that a new and several other honours for bravery passer-by era is dawning. in the battle Yet such was field. the soldier man
and
most
a
generally,
|
;
|
j
case, for life his
is
all John had served nearly in the and with dis army, and to was well known ,
the of when
many
who, Junction, some
Bought, Sold, Wedding
Picnics,
great passing
military
men,
the
through
used
delight
in
spending
minutes
with
him
"talking
& CO., Descriptions,
late
Moycarkey,
respectable,
tinction, A
of
"
and
war,"
over
:
are
old
cousin
Death
to is a glad see, starting the branch of the league. When will take ? southern the initiative capital Let our local Gaelic scholars shake their with off indifference, and join the rest this of the country in noble who are work. The Welsh people can show what be done, bi-linguists that and and now better brighter the for days are, we hope, dawning old country, let us, show what too, we will do for the natural language of we
the
Rev.
of their
language in
Limerick,
auvui
on focussed and the it, result would be that the Irish of the future would more
speak the and revel
Right
of
nr»/iiTMan
be
people generally
the
attention
public
late
most
would love to
generally in the took the matter up proper and helped the formation of spirit, branches of the Gaelic league in every tinguish.
the
Bishop
"
fully distance.
long
highly-respected of Fethard. C.C., sentative of one
a
CASTIEAU Harness,
it
them
to
lend
branches
more
believe,
we
of only a labour in the hand rhovehelping ment. Our Government paternal done their utmost to have, of course, our kill native language (as they out would kill national heriditeevery ment of our people) by its and instinct exclusion from the public schools, our thank Christian but, God, Brothers' schools and Catholic col have kept the bright shin leges light be
would natural
monster
and
county,
of
first
is his abilities exerting great by on behalf of the new pen and voice the movement for revival of our are mother There tongue. many other Irish within excellent scholars
district
MAYO.
'
he
our
paraffin
was
P.P.,
niece
Ryan,
capable She is Rev. John and also
a
—
for
Bourke,
and
health,
perfect
of walking
.
Escape.
Narrow
responsible other day.
—
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COUNTY.
in
.
KING'S
been formed, but we would like to see the premier its county taking proper share in this work. The pre great sent occupant of the Gaelic chair in is a Co. Waterford Maynooth college the Rev. M. P. Hickey, and priest,
—
in out his heart pour He was earnest nephew of prayer. Richard the Right Hon. Anthony Blake.
and
altars
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&
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1898
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Gibney. Rev. Dr. The Most Rev. Bishop Dr. Gibney, The Most Australia of Perth, West (says the Catholic of the Irish correspondent last week Times of November 25)5 was Cardinal the guest of his Eminence was by He accompanied Logue. O.M.I. Ring, the Very Rev. Father was much His impressed Lordship its and the with city primatial He leaves, historic surroundings. distant diocese in a week or for his —
so.
,
The Health. The Pope's Medical states, British Journal of Professor Lapon the authority that his the Pope's physician, poni, excellent health, Holiness enjoys the somewhat alarm notwithstanding in have which appeared ing rumours to his condition. reference —
"
Rev. A. Blake, The Late Very Rev. O.P.— The Anthony Very the died on Dominic Blake, O.P., Con in the West 15th November, at He was born Gal way. vent,
County
Hollyparlc, year 1815.
the
in
Galway,
Humanities and was remembered in Clongowes, as the best Greek scholar of there his time. From Clongowes he pro where in the College ceeded to Paris, he made his ecclesias of San Sulpice All through his career tical studies. he has as a Dominican been dis for his The great piety. tinguished at interment took place Claddagh He
studied
Cemetery. Mayor.
ex-Lord
an
—
Death
of
(
Eyes. The Roman of the "British Medical correspondent writes On October Journal" 14 I was fortunate enough to be present at the solemn audience given by his the Holiness Pope to the English and as I had the honour of pilgrims, to the Holy Father presented being to him and of standing close quite
Pope's
—
—
"
:
than
more
excellent
half
of
opportunity condition.
physical
of
signs tvinef
f
ktt
the
at
fatigue n
had
I
hour,
an
an
observing The whole
about occupied ceremony and the Pope did not exhibit
hour,
an
the
end.
least was
I
a
+j1
a
eyes Pope's keen expression,
their
wonderfully
which
is
extraor
in a man of 89 years of dinary and of such feeble apparentl' emaciated physique."
age, and
A Distinguished Oblate. have ban Catholics .decided brate the of triple jubilee
Dur
who next Jolivet, the golden jubilee
Order
May will of his
of
Oblates, ordination
—
and
ren
Indian
Nuns.—
to
cele
Bishop celebrate
in profession the golden
A
Camp Cuba
nuns
whose
sick
soldiers
Hospital.
despatch
Libre mission in
The
of
Order
from
"
An
Reception
Interesting
Vatican.;
the.
day
was
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a
at the audiences place taking time it was a long since the Vatican, Holy Father had granted so interest a as reception ing and characteristic the one which took place in the Sala Clementina on November. Friday, certain Leo XIII. received 18, when Fr. missionaries and their charges. 'refectMicheleda Carbonara, Apos tolic of the presented Erythrea, various of natives in their groups costumes to the Holy picturesque who to all with Father, spoke and benevolence solicitude, fatherly the missionaries for their praising J
and his zeal, giving them both to and to their blessing His Holiness proteges. began by the Franciscans of Jeru addressing who had nine little Arab salem, care then children under their came the turn of the Chinese group, com of fourteen Celestials young posed led Rev. by Most Mgr. Fagolla, Titular Bishop of Bagi, and O.S.F., other Franciscan Fathers. by two Seven Bedouins, thirty-three Abyswomen sixteen Hindo and sinians, truly
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threw
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lain
the
to
Forces,
of years couple showed similar
has
made
been
a
of the
Ser Distinguished vice Order. The life-work of Father to Brindle is too well-known require detailed mention. Times ex The the common of the presses opinion Army when it says that this honour to Father Brindle "will assuredly are be popular." As far as chaplains the concerned distinction is unique. The name of another distinguished Thomas soldier, of the 21st Byrne, that he is like Lancers, suggests Kenna and Lieutenant Cos Captain an tello Irishman and a Catholic.
blUl.,1
J
P.
W.
STRELITZ
of late distant
when
a
little
Abyssinian
cited
a
poem
in read
Egyptian
girl
with
words,
the
had
Ecclesia
et
fiet
the
Pastor," conceal hardly
the
Colony.
A
FORTUNE FORTUNE
MOUATT
Brave
Soldiers. College
ovile
Father
tenant
V.C.,
earned
won
Aloysius
Kenna,
et
unus
could
emotion.
Only
feted
of
facts
to us. the early
given In
so,"
of pain ?" out another or counting Do got well.
one
it?
Or
do
mortal
you who
Then
read, else.
someone
exactly
they
as
were
I of 1889 began to had at first a bad taste in the belched up a sour, and fluid. was gaseous My appetite poor, at my after a eating I had burning pain "
suffer
from
part
illness. mouth
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sensation at the gnawing, grinding with sink of the a feeling of stomach, pit lowered being bodily ing as though I were seemed to into a My food never pit. but and I had to it settle, repeated, spit out this until stomach on my was going empty. I lost a deal of I sleep at night. got and weak a stone in very thin, losing over I that I was so feeble could weight As time went barely drag myself along. a
;
"
;
I grew interest
on no "
and
irritable
and nervous, in anything. and at other
pleasure
or
Sometimes better I continued
in
worse,
August
of last
give
up Waterloo
my employment Main Colliery,
at work
for
had got
so
bad
dare
not
year
(1893),
seven
out fall
down "
in
go
the
times
me,
as
if
and
on
one
of these
dying,
and
were
all
it's "
heart
with
up
During
time
fear
I
I
should
came over feeling stopped beating
occasions said to my
I felt
;
I
if
as
wife,
illness
I
all
said
long they
and
that
me
stomach and medicines,
of
air.
the
'Lass,
consulted
therefore
Scarborough,
and
liver.
They gave a change
went
to
Blackpool,
but Whitby, tfie change or
either
all
was
recommended
I
heart
my
trouble
and
my
better
this
the
been
from my chair weak and pros I did venture
for
had
my
doctors, sound, and
from
at had
me.'
several was
At
too When
strange
a
ray
times
in
alone, street.
At
took
until way when I had to
as collier where I
years. I sat
that night, morning till trated to go about. I
this
was
no
telling
from from the physic. left at my house day a book was about Mother Curative Seigel's
swim,
nnr?
doctor's "
One
t
m4oli4:
44:
So
help me. Webster,
I
bottle a got Green-road,
nnecilvur
Mr. from and when I
chemist, I found for that bottle relief, and my the pain longer repeated heart at my was easier. I with on kept and the soon medicine, my appetite and I could eat without returned, feeling I im any or distress. pain Gradually and proved, getting stronger stronger I can now eat anything, and every day. do my work with I feel pleasure. quite a and consider new that Mother man, Seigel's life. Yours Syrup has saved my truly, 25 (signed) George Hopton, Bays water Leeds. Terrace, Roundhay-road, February had
finished food no
8th,
1894."
No
words
of
weight
of as
it,
ours
this
add and
can
plain
from
a
an
Ave
hilltop,
to
ounce
manly can
in
—
renewed have
tive
as
as
in
made
a
letter. see the
and
many
I
sick.
am
If for
now.
thank
of
tiger. others, that
God
If you that,
George Hopton's who
any
as
all over celebrated and hut, wherever
it
need
hear
that
indigestion
Mother
Seigel's has
power the
which
the
inhabitant
world of
one
healthy
and
pass and
recovery
and
it
as
fox, destruc In this case,
a
are
you are
illness to
of was
monster
cunning
;
instead
disease
—
The
man-eating so
it
try
forwarded
part
health
ended.
in
these,
hearty,
the
of
news on
to
it.
FOR
A
SHILLING.
FOR
A
SHILLING.
The
last
young on the
July Lieu well-
by his conduct
wounded native from under Afridis. Yet before officer
passed Captain another old V.C.,
Late the
reason
Lady remains
Cromer. of
the
Or
Prize
Great
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and
Paid, 129
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Association FETE
and
WEST
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the
1899
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or
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P.O. or
secure
orders
buy at a
a
Pro
Lady
of Sir Rowland daughter to an old Catho belonged Lord is a Pro Cromer
the celebrated Brunetiere, Mgr. has a article Academician, splendid in the Revue des Deux Mondes," in which he shows the of progress the Church in America.
all
direct once
to from
the local
represen
agents, chance in the great Art Union. 22 TICKETS FOR ONE POUND from tlie representative only, J. D. BROWNHILL, 437 Wellington-st.; or THEO. W. HE IDE, Sec. A.N.A. Fete, 237 Collins-st., Melbourne. ;
Cromer,
and
together.
6th
on
free
buried
are
Bourne cemetery
"
CHARITIES of
testants
Lady
testant.
ART
UNION,
MELBOURNE,
were interred at mouth is that it is the only in England where Catholics
Errington, lic family.
,£150.
Natives'
Australian
THE
Expenses
The
—
late
Cromer First
livered
a
had
the
give
palace
any
about
suffer
me
any pain-racked it? to hear about for or yourself
for
saith,
Plans and Specifications and work carried out in
Drawing
Stonyhurst
either We
hear
to
Syrup demonstrated
FREMANTLE.
STREET,
an
U-bi
Holy his
re
and
address ending Petrus ibi
an
unum
Costello, distinction the life saving
child
Italian "
want you of know might like
this
weary,
—
all
Yet
But
the
"I
sick," to rid of it
beyond
number
a
insatiate fiend and dyspepsia
HAY-ST.,
BUILDINGS,
am
imagining.
might
PERTH, AND
"I
of
kJJ
made by Catholicity progress and most years in the wildest of the and regions world,
great
of
did
Sedgfield,
CHAMBERS,
cry,
full
is
The
"
—
:
of those four of misery. picture years and discouraged suffering husband, the patient, wife. burden-bearing, helpful that Heaven.be it all ended as it praised
Architects,
EAGLE
air
IT!
a this, draw
sad The
Cavanagh, F.R.I.B.A., J. C. Cavanagh, & H.
the
be done nothing is another case
Can Here
three
the Sovereign of receiving and of kissing his blessing The Pope appeared greatly at this manifestation of the
moved
"
From
M.
world
wailing
the
honour
Pontifi's
this
also
Kenna Captain prompt courage by jumping into the in Dublin and saving a drown Liffey life. He was a ing woman's boy at and Stonyhurst early in the eighties, thus left his "alma mater" some before the arrival of young Cos years who was to anticipate tello, him by a few months in winning the V.C. Any of our schools public might well be proud of such and achievements, be congratu Stonyhurst may justly also lated. We learn that Father Robert Brindle, the well-known chap ago
in
nil afi4 uucqvj
upon
SAY
than world Speaking of another Book from so certain which many in times of comfort trouble, says I sick." never am inhabitant saith,
tt.a"t7nfianc
v
and Bolivian Indians, eight Brazilian Indians successively the
both
Kenna
horse and again, observing Lieutenant De Montmorency riding back to seek his troop-sergeant among the dervishes, he rode back along with S war brick to his aid. Corporal De Montmorency had just found the of Lieutenant whom Grenfell, bodj he supposed to be still alive. Whilst he was to place Grenendeavouring fell's own horse the body on his and he was animal left alone bolted, with his some revolver fifty yards from dervishes. Kenna 3,000 and Swarbriclc caught De Montmorency's when all answered the horse, three dervishes' fire with their revolvers,and then retreated to their own line
;
nofi-wia
less
plucky per at the formance battle of Khartoum. Kenna's claims to Indeed, Captain the distinction are on more founded than In one brilliant the exploit. of the 21st early part of the charge Lancers Crole Major Wyndham's shot under horse was him right in the middle of the dervishes, but just car him ried through their lines and then fell. Kenna, who was Captain riding a little in advance, waited for turned, and took him behind his him, up saddle. but a They had galloped when short distance the horse reared
apostolic
non-commissioned the the fire of two months more
Division founded.
several
honour
Companion
ant
Indian
nurse
at
hardly import
Although
—
without
passes
four to
the
just
in
Third
it
been recipient of the " Monthyon af the highest virtue. isisters of of Two prizes blind from their birth, Vermanche, of have each a prize been awarded They early learnt to spin 500 francs. and sew and wash, and when an aged thrown on their hands for mother was became and who in her turn support, into blind, they turned day in night order her from the hos to preserve and themselves from the neces pital with re And this of begging. sity at heart. and contentment signation begging,
arrival
was
the
has
150 child since by
for
maintaining
the
announces
Jacksonville,
a
orphanage
a<n
hand.
of his to the jubilee priest and the silver of his hood, jubilee consecration as The object Bishop. will be to enlarge Nazareth House, which is now overcrowded Durban, the with destitute orphans, Bishop desired that the having proceeds should be so utilised.
at
founding
UMI.1
and
the
of the
Catholic
The
his
Pere Monthyon Prizes. the Barnabites of Order Joseph faced the fire of the who at Strasbourg the Franco-German Germans during War, rushed to Ulm in the midst of where 2,000 French untold dangers, soldiers with typhoid fever, lay down a afterwards and needing priest,
The
"
much to regret limes) record the death of Sir Stuart Knill, Catholicism with who preached wonderful effect by his high prin to which he always acted, up ciples, he and the dignity with which filled of London. The the Lord Mayoralty toast of " The Holy Father and the at he a which proposed Queen," banquet to Cardinal Vaughan and the some created Bishops, sensation, that soon but it was this, recognised which is the usual Catholic custom, meant no offence to and Royalty, same almost at the time the Queen him a baronet. created
We
-
—
proposal.
"
for
Her American Sisters." successor, is not a full-blooded Mother Bridget, as she the of is Indian, daughter Chief Cloud who Eagle's daughter, was to an married John Pleats, Irishman. Captured with four sol he saved his life diers, by his bravery, so much admired which the Indians his wife the that they gave him for The of Chief Cloud Eagle. daughter sent to one of the union was daughter the reser schools on of the Indian and from there to the convent vation, she received at Fort where Pierre, her final entering education before the the Order. Mother Anthony, Assistant is the grand General, of Chief Spotted chief Tail, daughter Indians. of the Brule tribe of Sioux Sister Joseph is famous among her of Chief tribe as being the daughter the sister of second Two Bears, and the aunt of Chief Two Bears, the third Chief Two Bears.
—
the
considering
is
"
'
.
—The Proposed Legation. A has addressed Turkish Government to the Vatican for formal a request an of Ottoman the appointment Legation to the Holy See. The Pope
in
mated,
of
"Congregation
WHO
MULTITUDE
.
Contemporaries.)
the
( Catholic
THE
OH,
boy, also succeeds, as we have inti Times) already winning the much-coveted
Stonyhurst
.
(From
of
name
ago by a full-blooded Catherine Sacred and it was given the
.
Our
about ten years Indian, Mother White Buffalo,
at Large-
—
World
Catholic
—
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stamps
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information Saunders
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ladies
and
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is.
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living
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have made a The summer's
good temper,
form,
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IN
ACTRESS
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DOWN
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THROUGH
for
had not, purchased afterwards,
WEST.
trial.
DEBILIATED
terms did
INFLUENZA.
leaving
London,
Miss
Clements
with
April
time
a
was
there
not," return
to a
nine
the
but state, to attend
in
West; a
them
the
and lier on business, she suffered greatly and could of influenza,
to
her
attack of its
result, marvellous
was
people. capacity, Williams'
on
young lady, reporter
the
our
that
I
the to procession Sacristy, and not wearing, merely the sacred vestments. In carrying, the afternoon his Lordship addressing
W.
Murdack,
and turf, A. Mallen,
who
is
at
is S.A., stances
another
of
his the
of the Williams'
splendid
which
is
shattered
stables
at
many
scores
of
made
known
daily
are
curative
Pink-
Glenelg,
being properties
in
of
Dr.
Pills.
a
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that
time
it.
thatT
had
to
knock
off
work
ill
so
and
ployment
from
relief
any
I
leave
em
my
altogether. Mr. by my employer, take Dr. Pink Williams'
I was recommended W. Mallen, to
—
;
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on
not
my have
my
present
return
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self.
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tinued
my and
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of this
agony, for I
now
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felt
time and
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worn
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debility,
i
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all
about not
found boxes,
not
any
for
over
eight
taken
"
winter
and
through
as
my illness 7st. 61bs.
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door,
I
I
re
Pink
Pills. and
ployment again, last May meeting, at
the
Pt.
Accession
Adelaide,
off
literally I would
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I had
taken
was
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his
:
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Dr.
St. John's University Sydney. ioth Saturday, —
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inst.,
the
for the Convocation day appointed of the above College, for the election of a Clerical Fellow in the room of the Rev. Dr. now Right Verdon,
Bishop P
A.
.
of
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duct
retreats
Wellington Fr. Vincent
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Fathers,
duly and
vacancy, opposition.
without
Passionist
Passionist Frederick,
had
Very Rev.
the
fill
to
elected
The
O.S.F.,
blattery,
nominated was
Dunedin.
of Gallagher, Coadjutor-Bishop Goulburn, conferred the sacred orders of and Deacon on Sub-Deaconship of the several Passionist students, and the order of the priesthood on the Rev. Charles Griffin of (Diocese
Wilcannia), in
the
The and
St.
acted Father
Father
Manly,
Patrick's,
oratory
Monastery, Mary's His vvas Lordship Rev.
—
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beautiful
attached
Mount, Goulburn, attended by the
"Calistus,
C.P., The
left
Sydney
the
of Archdiocese The Very, Rev.
(N.Z.). has
left
who Brigidine nuns, to Cooma the open the order at Masterton,
in
to
con
the
of charge are going from new
convent
New
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of
who Rev.
archdeacon. of Oswald, C.P., was .master, assisted Rev. ceremonies, by the Father Leonard, while the C.P., assistant to the priest Rev. Father Griffin was the Rev. Father Masterton, late of Manly College. The im posing ceremony began at 8 a.m by a from the sacristy to the procession in which to church, the aspirants the as
1
have in
to
the the were
to
left left
white
arm
a
hand
a
and
two albs,
in
maniple
and
to
who
player,
two,
lighted
candle
robed, stoles
of gold,
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tapers.
hood,
carrying
in
also
candidate
vestments
of
bearing for
the
purple,
and
did
his
it.
not
of over
an
lighted priest imme
the preceded officiating pre On reaching the sanctuary all knelt, while his Lordship began the Mass. After the Collects, reading the called the names Archdeacon of those about to receive which Orders, all before dpne, prostrate the lay. while the litanies were altar, being chanted by the Bishop and responded to and chaplains. by the assistants This part of the ceremony was most solemn. The litanies the ended, admonished officiating prelate the sub-deacons with to their regard duties. His Lordship then conferred
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followed closely by those receive the order of deacon,
larly and
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Carey
by different
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services
been
having getting
the
of
done
was
of
not lost. first
carried
satisfaction
most, the
doing without
best
the
by 11
being
Messrs. and umpires,
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tunic,
to
Straw
game, side was
in Mingenew owing to
The scoring Messrs. J.
were
the
fell,
either of catches
the
duties
gerald
of
bearing
field
to
good
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of
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elected
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wicket after a
was
their
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o
Catholic
the
few
good day's
a
toss,
fielding number
fielding
Doolan
performed
last
runs.
innings 118dg.
is
the
winning,
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Intercolonial
of a
players
berry too
|j
my
members
would
the
here, round
then had not arrived, about and two a half hours field in the hottest of the ing part At day. two the Strawberry team o'clock, having been of for 86, an disposed adjournment was made for dinner. was Play resumed after and continued shortly three, until sun
cerned.
as
but
the
three and had
which
cures,
the
-
and
i'orce,
winning of the
genew
The
thousands
iljllln
in
up
Dr. Williams'
have
||)l
Day
club, accompanied by drove to Strawberry townsfolk, cricket match. The
indulged in, enjoyable only for
ask you W illiams'
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was
etc.
it
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a
cricket
rolled
such
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OIIdy Pink
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,.
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half-a-dozen
Dr.
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Rev.
off very passed quietly stir all being caused by an in the evening. fight
the only aboriginal
chronic
f0,o16s-6dUe sure
by the Rev.
chapel with the
MINGENEW.
by chemists
or
3s.,
i
Griffin,
Creator."
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Monastery
"
stTps one oi; box pst-for
itfi.iS
next to.
as
blood,
the
Father as and the Francis, C.P., deacon, Rev. Father John, C.P., sub- deacon. On Monday the Rev. Father Griffin celebrated his first Mass, assisted by the Rev. Father Masterson. This at function which the whole Pas was sionist attended, pre community faced by the choir's render splendid chant Veni ing of the old Gregorian
storekeepers or the generally, Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Perth, W.A. Will for ward, on receipt of
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a
;
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months,
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"
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I started
me.
or f.hotr
the
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me
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tor
blood,
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the
'
seen
attack, as of health,
some
watery
.
jfuis,
to my Previous joyed the very best
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forces.
when
because a
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ly.
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a
-
nervous
sleeplessness',
at
was
to
is a fact well-recognised that of the blood healthy activity and and vital the nerves, organs depending the mental upon them, depends and of physical well-being every person come to adult It is that years. which gives the blush to the cheek,. and rosy the soft light the of the to maiden. eye The elastic the and the ringing laugh, step, strong of youth arm own this right same main" How does soon anaemia rob spring. the face of colour, the eye of brightness ? The blood becomes the impoverished, victim The of the skin is often pallor pale. the mark of the trouble only outward within. Pink Pills Dr. Williams' for Pale People the impoverished enrich blood, then vigor and the bloom of returns, youth again mantles the faded cheek. If have you tried treatments many unsuccessfully, try Dr. Pink Pills. Williams' You will not be disappointed. Pink Dr. Williams' Pills have cured
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now
offered
are
directions have and the treatment followed, are not They a patent they are a thoroughly scientific the result of years of careful
preparation,
of the best the Austra
on
Pills
full
have not cured been faithfully in. persisted
AUSTRA
one
riders
Pink
with
a public confidence, there is no disease from arising or condition of the impoverished
CURED.
who
professional
COM
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Williams'
medicine
SOUTH
JOCKEY
man
as
"
Dr. the
stu
LIAN
spoke of the morning phase in the making of Australian Church history usual infectious "With his history. is enthusiasm for what noble and he the reminded sublime, young he had ordained monks whom that were on destined to carry the they work of the pioneers Twho are fast " the hence from Lord's passing as be and that vineyard, they would to bear called the Standard of upon the Cross, so they should fit them-
community,
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"
Paul These
Coen.
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the
Dr. Williams' regard inestimable blessing
an
VITAL
AND
CONS
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;
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I
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out
went return
her
she
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lian
was
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of
Mr.
you
herself
box.
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in she
lady was managed, "how,
Dr.
was
fever
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herself across
:
she
a
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give
known
gave lars
and
Weak
recent West
typhoid whole,
weeks
Melbourne
severe
rid
when the
On
rampant. Clements waa
visited This
combination.
the at
last,
his
on
Fathers Chester,
retired then the distance from the altar, Rev. Francis Bene Fathers Clune, Le dict Abel, Messurier, Ignatius and Charles Morlock, Jerger, were Bernard Robertson raised to The Rev. Father the Diaconate. came as Griffin next forward the in that which for ceremony, principal rite and solemn ordinal stands mystic the Christian supreme priesthood. After this event the newly-ordained
'
to trip Australia
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'
latter
to
Gerard
some
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thousands
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from the
Prior
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now
them
finely-moulded
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from
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good downpour
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I
hear
clever.
The
mirable,
the
light
tage
there
was
pupils in
College of
the
attending Square, of Mercy, gave
Victoria
Sisters
out. action
"
an
Stocking;" the
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song,
senir
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Call,"
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at
cp
end
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of
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in
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t.lio
annual
ladies
took
he
to
the
Sisters
of
he
room.
increase
which
at The
had aiso
regisof a
the commencement examinations had
been
rendered
to
word
a
vote
of
love
and
pupils.
Rev.
marked said that
the Miss
part
the
by
piano,
Attwood
Misses
Cauchucha," Misses and
Eccles,
and
Pead
dressed milk
for
pails Miss
duet,
monds,"
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the
piano, Misses
action
song,
by ;
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little
occasion,
solo,piano, A. Woodrow; senior pupils
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features
ones
ing "
basket
a
"Irish
Dia
song,
"The
Dancing "
drama, Edith
Leaves," The
Three
Clifton
by
two
V.
Craig.
whom Alma
At
Clifton.
Laura the
the
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named flowers
stone.
then
was
had
from
with
on
&
TYRES
WIN
BEATEN YOIJ
MUST
three cheers headmaster
for and
given
prize,
of
recipients
were Masters Bridgwood.
in
upon
be
meet
the
close
in
300
necessary, increased
to
the
ESQ.,
BALLARAT
HOSPITAL.
wismng
THEM.
Miss
with
the
tenth
want
all
expenses paid, are There
<£1,01)0
and
prizes, all charges Tickets are various
agents,
or
to
the
remain,
EDWARD
Medical Officers Dublin. M.D., L.A.H.,
F. Usher, F.
Hudson,
S.
C.
G.
AW
a
Late
1
W
I
ay
MEDICAL
M.D.,
M.R.C.S.,
Hospital,
11th
Happiness,
yours,
ry
,ve
sincerely,
DANIEL BROPHY, F. M. CLAXTON, Vice
President. President.
Honorary George Nicholson,
Surgical Officers etc. M.R.C.S., H. H. Radcliffe, M.R.C.S., Edinburgh. W. P. Whitcombe, M.R.C.S., Edinburgh. Chas. J. Burrows, Secretary.
—
M.D.
Butler, London. Ballarat District
ana
Sir,
LEWIS,
J.
Honorary J. R.
neaitn
dear
Ed.,
—
1877.
April,
Office
ARMSTRONG the
of
Company,
HAY
be
may
Consulted
Personally
the
at
Chief
......
PERTH
STREET,
(Opposite
Sandover's),
And COMMUNICATIONS
W.A. AT
MAY
BE
ADDRESSED
EITHER
PERTH,
TO
CO.
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AND
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ST., the
Commercial
—
CO., INSURANCE
AGENTS.
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Bankers
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Jockey Club. Canton Guarantee Co.,
established
1710;
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Workmen's
:
;
;
;
;
SMITH,
PIONEER
cent., the
per
enlarge requirements.
SADDLER,
STREET,
BARRACK
PERTH.
SPECIAL
BY
TO
APPOINTMENT
HIS
THE
EXCELLENCY
GOVERNOR.
The
or
representative,' Perth.
union that
round
the
are
very delivered
J. 487
is sick, obtainable
D.
The Harness
the
under
on
&
and
title
worth HALF
THE
firm,
so
style
of
CO.
and stock is being materially reduced, fully L15,000 Sundries will be offered at if EXACTL and Saddlers'
of
Saddlery, USUAL
'
Smith will still being served,
Mr.
rely conducted can
on
improved
on
price
daily
prominent
a
occupy as of and lines,
see
lists,
DRINK m
in
position
detail. in old, every at reduced prices.
the
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new
customers will be
department
repair
papers.
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COMPANY, Road, Perth.
BRIGHT!
those
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from
a
tt
rr
handsome
worthy
Wellington
carried
SMITH
PRICES.
world, no delay
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be
future
STAJNLJhl
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federation,
in
con
of
so
better
will
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Association. tickets in
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from
trip had
business
above
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by
inspired thanks,
entertainment took school
school
and
ladies
fallen
crowned
for
annual
attendance and it
;
were gifts and Mildred
custom
had chosen amiable
pupils
carry piano. Eccles
Regan
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lie
the
the most the choice and
as
school, Eloise
P.
termination
gramme Monsignor in with accordance College, them
duet,
;
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the Woodrow.
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song,
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hearty
a
this on place Thursday inst. There the 22nd was a large evening of and friends of the gathering parents The exercises of the pupils. gymnastic worth well were boys and girls witnessing. A The comedietta by the boys, Wrong drama and a The Man," by the girls, were much Girl," appreciated. Prying to fill in a Character etc., songs, helped The most Sisters are enjoyable evening. be on the success of the to congratulated will which be entertainment, probably Vaudeville Theatre in the at an repeated the date. During the past year early
carrying
,
Flower
R.
Hoey,
with
;
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with
GUILDFORD
dance, Sailor's Brave," Hornpipe, by Miss Pearlie Regan and Vera which down the Craig, nearly pulled house with and action encores applause Pilot
closed Father
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in
performed
affection Mr.
J. Flanagan. to Master Mr. H. Brigg's special
Clifton
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to
W
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Father
for writing, was by Mr. H. Briggs, M.L.C., won W. Hoey, and for by Master another, the nil st was popular boy in the school, H. Father Bridgwood. gained by Master awarded was Ryan's prize for good conduct
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in
manner
assistance
him.
of
the and in a presented prizes, the he felt speech expressed pleasure the love of learning and to the desire
that
;
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Fitzgeiald,
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Sydney, Wilcannia, merly Chief Medical
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results
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the
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school
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brought
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passes
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of
number
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excellent labours. examination by not, he said, re
but yet, of their
(Mr.
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ensure
movements At
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master
next
Misses part Quinlan, Eccles, Creech, Gibson, Pead and Eloise Miss Heppingstone. Action the played during performance. Little Truants," by junior pupils song, "The and the song, Nightingale Rose," senior Don trio, pupils piano, Giovanni," Misses and N. Millar Quinlan, Craig, Florrie Scarf Misses Dance, Fitzgerald, D. B. and Attwood, Paisley, May Eccles, and Gibson Gaite duet, piano, Millar, de Misses Pead and L. Bell Coeur," Wanted a General Servant," dialogue, the Miss Mildred Clifton personating B. Millar, and and Misses mistress, Barnes, the vocal L. Bell seeking employment; the Goat Misses duet, Hark, Bells," Creech and N. in Millar; Flag Drill, N. which the Misses Russell, Quinlan, and
May
pretty
children.
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young
ad
that
took (Friday, place yesterday Patrick's Hall, High-street.
large
sung
dialogue, "Playing as the pleasure, did their all, parts ad so as to speaking distinctly
ones, mirably well, be heard by those
the
of
PATRICK'S
St.
ter
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much
gave and
each
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really
enough
percentage
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pupils; which
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mantle,
by
played
high
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was
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the
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the
that
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with
the
for
carried
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inspectors, ceived the report by the inspectors
on Wednesday evening, 21st to the schoolroom, previous -Christmas There was a holidays. large in attendance of and mends, parents Mr. T. Mr. Justice James, cluding Mr. and Mrs. F. M.L.A., Quinlan, W. Mr. F. Mr. E. Clifton, Spencer, H. F. Mr. J. E. Johnston, Browne, and Fathers Stritch Bourke, Monsignor and The schoolroom was M'Loughlin. and the ar decorated, very appropriately
well
effect
the
annual
entertainment in the inst.,
rangements
full of
work drawback
and the entertainment, for their and self-denying As regarded the annual
Young Ladies' under the care their
and
o
suiue-
merciful
the programme, Right Rev. Bourke, distributed the Monsignor V.G., and before prizes, doing so thanked all for their the children for their attendance,
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down
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federation
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is
plant
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Bedrooms,
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on
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ure.
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nr
in
eventually doubts.
STATION.)
is the world without which a view that obscure must be taken.
concern is
more-
What country
progresspathsand well under unquestionable stood ? What is to be the result of her new and of the departure with a foot shod step she has taken a with boot further than reaching even that of the seven leagues celebrated in lore ? A fairy in
event of the in year, has been the war whosehave thus been marked. would we believe that there-
effects
Fain the light truth, sun
the
upon
the and of
a
newer
be extended
civilisation
to
face
earth.
of the
made
is
change that and
long
ing
republic,
in
tho how
over
There doubt
a
always
ever,
horizon in is, of a rising and brighter
harbinger
is,
when intention
an
a
has
been loudly proclaimed maintained with excellent or when a is made results, place ambition. for a new The conquer foreign
without
its
more-
aspect.
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advance,
has
been
more
or
made
is
that moreover, also attended,
by paradoxical
less,
siderations. ment
of
greedy not
is
American
—
con
advance
to
make for way The Oarlist retrogression. movement which it aDaearsthe defeat of the Spanish arms under the present regime has made way for,, must be regarded as an attempt to fall back from the more ad vanced of the fin de siecle. posts Don Carlos would certainly bring seems
future, which
which
concerned, general agree
been
—
has witnessed the prospects and that the so
many heard
com
shows
colony,
own
as
the
nevertheless, that this
grounds sadder
with older
him
the
traditions
of
an
monarchy. that
Not,
indeed, should tokens of we
part sary
for in
see a
sun
our
own
this
neces
down,
gone
out of altogether the brightest beams The older monarchy connection with it more feature that might be re
anything with keeping of mo»uing. or
had than
in one
in our more newed pretentious age without and which disadvantage, would aid rather than retard the world on a true path of progress. The accomnaniments. and nnssihlv- -j 4 —
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of
results
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a
—
—
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are now to be taking, however, and if the American deprecated, has paved the for conquest way
course
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indeed, may be Here the exception. has seen the setting-in of the year less condition which prosperous elsewhere There begins to mend. are, lieve
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nature
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as
of the America, hitherto of uninterrupted and moving bravely on
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the
your resist
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seem
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to boldly their prove
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need
we
repeat,
we
satisfactory
—
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iui
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a
a
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it
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J.
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29th
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—
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of
be been
must
this,
it
so
far,
counted to accountable
have,
that
has
for
mischief. A been
war,
let
us
beneficial
hope,
only
in
its
effects,
that is to follow from it "been that in the Soudan. This, for indeed, England has possibly been the chief event of the year. It has been an event, too, whoseconse-
.and has
in
all
it is sequences foresee. Much may be augured
perhaps,
hail
it
not
that from as
a
easy
fully
is
promising
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explained.
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has
de mieux successful
-faute to so
certain
sibility
nay,
—
at
probably
is,
remote
very
period,
no
fact.
for the tradi France, her ancient seem glory still further from departed by events that have occurred during the year. Among these the de-
But,
as
of
oi
veiupuieuis
stand
biie
of
itself
morals and
public-
condition far from be may
a
bespeaks
that is which
in
creditable, discerned no menace to the light welfare of the nation. Much, in of of the murkiness an un truth, certain be now dis twilight may cerned in the of atmosphere France. Of the neighbouring countries North and South the obscurity of the heavens is also not to be ques tioned. Would not itself twilight —
the
gloom
Italy,
where
with that aud
in
comparison that overhangs is bred anarchy
whence
assassination systematic course? has its The year that is will past will long be memorable indeed retain its sinister mark notable for ever for the murder by an Italian hand of the Empress of —
world
to the
as
taken. whether
mutually
or abides, is a truth, be decided.
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palpable darkness.
may tokens
may not advance
of
of
the
approaching
travail
en
fepoque
upon be
the be discerned
indeed, There, sign of the times
nificant Cette
that
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questioned. Socialism
show
Germany rays
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has
Little
about the
that re-union, failing national undertaking, at
moves
halting
is
said,
for
ever,
all,
progress
A
PAPAL
few months found himself here But protest.
is
national
still
alive,
vigorous
and exist
has
been
bring which if
it
with
a
how
spirit,
and
life that its wherever the throughout
fresh,
thoroughly
event
as
about
to
illustration tends
the
of and
which
further
than
abroad,
we
spirit
statement
the
vigilance
the
authorities
has
been
since
clerical
intervention
during
the
which
mani-
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instruction
such charge Among those with
to.
have
most
as
the
the
remarkable.
the
in
Secolo
has
Signor had question, been accredited as especially having which was plot exposed the clerical supposed to underlie the riots. Signor has himself Romussi, nevertheless, since been convicted of publishing Romiissi,
editor
that
the
should remark in
the
'98
Leeds,
moned
to
Nulty
Bishop the
foretelling Rome.
of
abortive
to
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plays
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with
of
manage had any
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robes
which Chan
University time
no
to
Bute's to
the
get any
readiness
of
,
occasion. his for
He
morning
these
mayoral
His Grace of Argyll. to the Lord the Rector, "
Mor and
of
no
Cardiff eventful
the
intention
official
by the
wired
MacCallum
his
despair, the to
resource
on
Duke
committee
thing
and
the
The
cellor,
but part, of Argyll,
prominent
most moment
is'
at the scious
head of that he was
the
of
the
official
of
Cardiff
dress
small
a
was
it
said
he
perky strutted
gaily
uncon totally pageant in all the arrayed glory of the Chief Magistrate
!
in In
" :
of
larity
view
clerical
left.) some
and
schools, attendance
by
the
on
Tuesday, in
the
the
work.
He
schools Levrand
November the
22,
Chamber
congregations clergy taking
religious the regular
conse
at M.
State,
motion
a
how
is
understand A Reuter's telegram of the increasing popu
decreased
quent
This Socialists
pro
and
mem-
in
part
asked
for
urgency from proposal. (Violent protests Millerand said M. '(Socialist)
the that
M. was urgently required. declared that the solu (Premier) tion of the was to be found in a question law and the regulating associations, Government intended to introduce shortly measure
Dupuy
a
Bill
on
ment
M.
a
the On subject. Levrand withdrew but
urgency, order to a
another
this
announce
his
demand
took
Deputy
it
for in
up
Chamber an give the opportunity of expressing its views. The demand was, however, rejected by 303 votes against 149.
Wednes
Urgency
was
also
refused
for
another
Wexford
motion to of education.
give
the
University
a
monopoly
as
warrior
any
remind
Irish
splendid In
to be worn and there
ought
his
P.
of the execu who went
that
by
unite.
Parliament
intimated
in
educational
cost
people
enshrined
a
the
were
hibiting; bers of
it
take
friend.
than
Duke.
last
(Socialist), introduced
Irish hierarchy venerable and
kuow
to
of the
sacred cause motherland.
historic
joke. obtained
maintained
quota
up faction.
been
the
and the France.
Parnellite
as
League
and
back
Liberality.
did
bind
15,000,000 in the unity them to their
Socialist
days,
men
to
the
Government
Martyrs.
is the
three to their
demonstration,
National
Tanner
from
out, himself
(says anniversary
who
by Dr.
pastoral
movement
23 rd,
the
of those
Society, addressed
a
to
consistent
A
the
good
nobleman,
he
the
hearts of
and
conception
"
to carry found
most and the
Manchester November
peasant or the
of and
day,
is
Meath
members,
firm,
The
the
of
Bishop
warm,
It
later
of
disposition
to
were
sum
authorities
when
in
the
recently
the
at
robes,
gives
by the
bound
were
in
asserts.
harsh
ecclesiastical
the
and
nobleman
a
promptly
a certain family, by ecclesiastical had resulted in their lasting authority, in his Lord apostasy. Nothing, however, could be as ex ship's pastoral interpreted to the extremes assumed tending by our That Dr. contemporary. Nulty fully when their was that, duty recognised
it
died,
Ireland
the
the
and
hard
ment
of
plain, what
!
says
argument
memories
within
a
freedom
his
forgotten,
are
was
never
is
that
strengthening
of
guns manufac
Green.
The
condemnation
Papal
machine victories
the
papers
what
move
there
issue
ever
secession
has given kept of slaughters
the
the
as
passing
rebuked
to
Centenary
very was
Chancellor, being present.
indeed, an Bishop, opposed made was in certain being as for example, illustrated, by the obtain a to Errington mission,
attempt quarters,
tion
be
died
people
demanded
was
in
of
contemporary
our
not forget, for Ireland,
In the MacNeil, Q.O., M.P. of his speech Dr. Tanner said it was to man but another, against put one
jovial
lo
the
to
as
a
Morming Herald commenting on the cable
Rome
afraid
do
Swift
incen
the
are
we
a few story currency years It at the time was ago (says M..A.P.") of the celebration at St. Andrew's great Lord Lord as Bute, Rector, University.
the
be
recurrence
we
by the
auspices
funny
the rejoicing undertaking
the
land
his native We may
paragraph announcing
disloyalty, Nor did
firm
been
in
have
we
"
in
death, gram Bishop's a that is summary wholly imaginary. never Irish Catholic were hierarchy
that
whom
hope and
eager discerned
English,
Demands.
the
enjoy
Forties."
"
hate
no
Ireland.
of bringing Resolutions
touching
of the
under
bear
deep down
fought
for
Unity
had
contemporary
our
called
are
editor of the most
with
impossible.
con
dealt severely who had long distinguished as themselves enemies of prominent the Catholic Church and the Holy the case See. Of these, for example, of
during
famine
by
un
Irish
who
race
part
more
Manchester
live
still
easy it was
a
published by his wit personally
the
in
a
or
he
Darnell
the
overthrowing charitable had been set on and
various
the
course
announce
prominent
what
hailed
that in
a
of
miseries
for
7
the
the
stronger description
of Mr.
against
by illustrated
and
Dr. Nulty was one Irish Hierarchy,
was
prospect
of
effect,
campaign
than
indeed,
to
charged, Pope's
j.
none
of took
until
proud,
While
who
savages and
will
under
The Dr.
surprise, time
some
Anglo-Saxon the
freely When
Nation.
there
lege
movement. Among the to sympathy with that
he
of the explanation degree of with the which was charge had There been no clerical to intervention bring about or to en the riots. The courage Pope pro tested that the action subsequent had been taken by the Government uncalled for. wholly They had availed themselves of an excuse, His Holiness
tives, ment
a
as
for
of health.
earliest, national
He
The
come
been
members
nessed
own
entering
state
Lordship
"
intervention no
not
having
the
who,
Meath.
had
end
politicians
may
the
those
Ireland's
with
Meath. Most Rev.
of
the
hangmen
so
we
troops
died
follow.
to
O'Brien and
honoured.
blood
a
men
GENERAL.
Bishop of
the
does
failing of the
justice made.
they
of
announced of Bishop
is
Nulty,
witnessed
was
about
wrong,The
race, from
that
they are forget
or
honour
tured
of
riots.
May
As to the have had
the
whose
of
one
anxiety
the
past that forgive
we
Dressing
an
exercised exhibition
we
Bute
Bishop
referred
apparently which
for
AND
LOCAL
or an explanation, of the motives explanation, His Holiness was actuated.
assumed by which
and
British
It
year,
the if
obtained
to
there
in
and
men
ex
Italian
cablegram
the
and
defenceless
form
will
people
of,
in
of
which
England
Mr.
distinctive feature also to afford room to the regard year
is
unfortunately the
To this daries. also appended an
The
also
upon find that
of
circumstances
and
Death
called
pro
Holy
to
unwise. and
English
ropes. with
sacred
happier against nothing speak
held
one
be
Year after whatever dis year tear whatever us may asunder, whatever overtaken apathy may have us, been showered boons have legislative may us the of the upon memory Martyrs is
well place the Catholic world may the the alert to hear that Pope has found its repetition necessary. is
impulsive
never
sung
before
Marstrains
sensions
on
say,
land
waited
it
we
the
the
The
was.
poem
to
struck
is
Martyrs.
and and clear distinct enough, did the conse not what disguise must the course that quences be. if were entered still had been upon No clarion-note could be pursued. and more or more resonant, piercing
event,
out
ran?
often
may
D.
held
hearing.
no
responsive Irishmen
true
Larkin, Allan, and the Irish Ireland
stolidity, the Irish
the
the
by
all
of all
have
an
the
are
of
by
and
terrorkind of
irresistable
an
there
nation
a
Sullivan's to end of the re-coiled their
was
the time within in which the Pope
last
significant
made already Father had obtained
death
second
very
that
test
commence.
too,
is
The
take this too, we may that ominous for the year is
murder T.
and
old-fashioned
Ireland."
of it
roused
such
preserve
Save
although
appear
than possess they still towards of persecution
God
that
sacrificed the fear
always
enlrl.
were
judgment
Ireland
PROTEST.
bility,
the
to
as
It
notable event of the declining is the made by the Holy year protest Father in his Christmas allocution to the Sacred College against the perse cution to which the Catholic clergy are In in Italy all subject. proba-
is
calculated
can
realize
were
The has
Three
"
of
Church.
A
It
Nothing
November
will
men
mob.
Any
which T. D. Sullivan keynote before the bodies of he,
when tvred
conditions
advanced
more
period.
loyalty attitude
light.
among
the
Irishmen world,
must
more
by-gone
a
the
memorable
for and us, in the hearts
chords the
there clergy, seems as were a fore, it necessary means are Some evi undertaking. to hinder a dently indispensable minds violent alarm of all whose favour of the
that
howled
who to the goes account of what
Manchester,
innocent
charm
the
of
on
at
Nationality
of.
speak
we
A persecution
perplexed. are repeat,
we
those
as
occurred
morning
stricken
to
is
them
who outside, were murderers.
to appease cowardly lawgivers the hate a bestial of gratify
or alienate men anger who are still to be reckoned among its own The case of the adherents. is a editor of the Secolo illus striking tration of this His fate is point. to such certainly likely produce it
mob
Allan, death, Not they, to execution,
Ireland." sent
to-day, the reading
of
three
fact, one of
;
resist
coming year,
several to
step.
That is
done
been
u
in
for the
conditions, described
un
tombeau.
And Ireland sunburst the has that year
Aro
generation, by the great poet we have of a doubtful twi quoted,
we
Nor does horizon
n
Where truth there is any that can hardly
matter
outlook have
we
Austria.
its
f
uljoi
effects
—
brilliant
nf.
/inn uuuuu
impending
has
seem
n
case
jLfreyius
forward. The of factions that has thus struggle been carried end as on, and whose be determinately fore yet cannot of
are
prominently
seen,
r»
uu
Professions of friendship are made, but unfriendly precau tions, by those who make them,
as
tions
ia
jo
tions.
assured
an
the
on
general, seems that contradictory, that is doubtful, prevails. for disarmament are re Proposals ceived with favourable but words, contradicted' by warlike prepara
avoided.
—
an
But, much much
—
benefit gained is the of the British strengthening posi tion in Egypt, and the increase and confirmation of the British power from Cairo to throughout Africa, the Cape' whose union by rail is now well within the limits of pos
is
xuciu
i
of the beams Irish horizon,
nature
depends.
with
war
far,
in
together
cause.
lrnnftr auv/Yv
o
more
trouble
is a that occupies position It is impossible for it, desperation. if it would continue to exist, to per the mit revolution to any longer its unchecked. It is pursue way the devil and the deep sea. between To give rein to be to anarchy must own insure its downfall to speedy
but the night, of a promise glorious noon-day. On Irishmen on their themselves, of self and disinte forgecfulness common rested devotion to the of the promise good, the fulfilment
moreover, limits from
ferred
common
of
to
—
once
What the that linger
not
effects
ill
the
them
the their
gallows. to their
—
is
where he is and we personally concerned, may be fully hope that his desire will Still the effort is accomplished. but tentative, and a doubt remains.
forget and
and for
Save who
'people
savage blood, of Englishman
in
Government,
Italian
the
—
brave their bind
The
but
—
Khartoum,
at
college significant
make
God
"
—
a
indeed
be encountered will and faithful men motives for division,
to
perils
years'
Manchester O'Brien went
and
—
lish
more
is
four
the
on
—
Lord Kitchener's in in the instance to which we as seen to estab in his effort race.
tention, allude,
servitude. penal existence of such a tri very bunal as a the court-martial for treatment of civilians the betrays to the condition which unfortunate has been reduced. country
about to dawn, is to witness a renewal vital and more active Let us the hope that
struggle.
been
—
of
told,
enacted Larkin, praying
the
has
—
native
by
civilisation
are
we
that
by
court-martial
a
—
in
year
-
vancement
The
of
—
of the
conquest
sentence sent to But the
and
articles,
revolutionary
'98.
ad the
an
celebrations helc the of centenary
—
attended
was
the of
by
—
everywhere
—
from barbarism of the of the country that has been rescued from the hands of the dervishes. It has not, however, followed an that English always
fested
natives
—
recovery
-
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in even
of the
Mr. The
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and
the "
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Irish
Ritualists.
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with
story. after
territory and John
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to
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Irish that
a the open campaign against lias Ritualists. It been supposed the Irish Protestants are all of the
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Church
hedgerow,
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lies
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after Another
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Catholics it out
fight
discover like
the
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not
British
him
leave
course,
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will, Avith
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quite
Of
Griffin. At and Stritch Midnight Mass was Twelfth performed by the with and as orchestral piano as well choir, Mrs. W. J. Foster organ accompaniment. Miss Viotti Pearse (contralto), (soprano), Mr. J. Orr Mr. F. Smith and (tenor) (bass)
of
drunkenness.
smoke
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Bishop
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Dr.
Gibney
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Dublin, They,
for
priests
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of Perth
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the
forenoon
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of
The
sonorous.
of
consisted acted
Barnes
midnight
he
Miss
M.
V.
and
forcible,
accompanied
the
the
orchestra
various
altar carried
and
sanctuary
out
by the
oAvn.
Father Father
Brereton.
Brereton
vi«it
of
this
week
paid
day
a
Perth.
to
was
Stritch
who
is
parti
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of the
been
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tastefully Mercy.
of
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and
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friends
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ceremony of their
rela
luncheon.
at
Society.
of
this
George Throssell
of
£2
to
nobler the
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10s.
the Trinity College, examinations London,
concluded
Colleges,
and
the
21st
in
purpose, among
those
folloAving Avho
Miss
Nessy Monger,
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:
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the
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on
Christmas
11
o'clock
town the
on
Avill
dues
yet
be
manner
Sunday followiug
acknowledged
their
the
on
reception.
The
Loretto Convent.
regard published
picture last
Aveek
at
that
the
of for
convent nuns
to
the
by us
a
proposed
the
Loretto
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believed
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long
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college,
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to
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for
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by Major was
martial
Christmas
what
was
and
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first,
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out
country.
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were
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songs. store
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fine
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miles which
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little
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on
trouble
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laid that
and
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the tui'ned
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in
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for
or
but
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letted
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see
scene
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The
next
encounter
at
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resulted distant, and thousands defeat, diers, in a very pitiable into the streets of our
severely of
the
them
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O'Connor,
to
31-12-
Walsh,
31-
6d.
6s.
Perth,
6s. to 31-12-98. Walters, Perth, P. Kelly, Perth, 6s. to 30-6-99. S. O'Neil, Bridgetown (on account),
P.
Mrs. 3s.
£12-1-3.
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severe
?
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all
horses, cannon
distance
a
from
and
carriages. Ger the and Ave miles,
not
gun
boom
of
cakes, live on
your
these
meal of rich pies single mind it. But you could
a
the
all
time
without
ruining
digestion.
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the
week
and month
after
and
to be
week
after
month, you allow fed with impure
before
day just
might make and not
You or
fire,
your blood.
brain
nerves
thin blood, pale general debility, and loss of nervousness, appetite from of spirits, are loud warnings depression Your nature: nervous system is weakening. The
Avar
the
was
exit
of
cheeks, i
quarters Avere a
peace from
Before
siege.
by
requested
are
that week
he
the
ruin
A
\rnn5c
D
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Mr.
among funeral of
the
at
I
take
comes
was
O'Shea
Mr.
omitted
from
Ryan's
Sarsaparilla
our
report.
of
Arrived at the we village, knapsack. visited the to custom, according parish afterwards to get our church, intending lunch could in a cabaret, where we wash it
Victoria
Clunes,
T.
Only
St.
suspected account
31-12-
Victoria
streamed
saved
accidentally
30-
sol
close to and we
P'ather
to
12s.
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Superior,
Sheridan,
J.
Mr.
Avorse
to meet the but before
We
Norcia,
.
Mrs.
twenty
3000 men miles distant,
last
Rev.
was
—
to
1 0_ Xid
J."
98.
brought
the
mention
12s.
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New
99.
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the
enemy's
declared, and hardships
An
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31-12-99.
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12-98.
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of
by the
frosty
31-12-
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Acting
Mr.
the
bleeding
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to
1 or» -laa,
xtamaia alvioxol,
12-98.
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for
hear
distinctly
cannon
12s.
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S.
Miss
reality
were
12
Norcia,
Lannigan,
C.
Mr. M. to 31-12-99. Mr. R.
a
of
heavy
of
31-12-
D.
o.
Mr.
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artillery
the
12s. to
12-99.
com
retreating
the
of jolting of Bassaume a distance
rough
The
the
uniforms
pace
miles, caused
Avounds
the
in
off,
Chasseurs.
dragged
Norcia,
fillaman uuoioo,
Mr.
it
We
signs
31-
to
New
Egan, New
Mr.
but
a
plight,
their The
12s.
Norcia,
12-99.
Hall.
after
shreds.
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Priest,
"c
v .«.«
Mr.
still
New
31-12-99.
and
Boulogne shoAved
to
to 4-2-99.
12s.
Perth,
Sellenger,
31-12-99.
college, line Avere
remained
having
struggle,
6d.
12s. to Mr.
Avere
daily
a
31-7-99. to 30-9-
town. One garrison had suffered particular
in
regiment
iu
12s.
The
itself
the
of
M'Guire) Dardanup, Folan, Donny brook,
<£1 to
J.
31-12-
99.
in
Quentin,
miles
J.
Mr.
Mr.
dinner
60 miles defeat of
disastrous
a
of
more
about
Amiens,
Avar.
the
soldiers of the the Philharmonic
Mr.
Mr.
at
prisoner
army. division
one
subscrip to
T.
men.
the
took
following —
:
9-99.
was
made
MANAGER
99.
established
defence
national
plete reorganisation and officers general
'the
13s.
Mr.
was
80,000
Government
to
send ng
Dunne, Australind,
aj
town.
law-abiding
wl\ich
'application Office on
the
tvt
tne
it
proved
num
issue,
99.
agreeable
amusements
Douai
\
few
a
99.
Avas suspense great, and things Avent on
over, Avay;
Record
P.
12-99. Parish
Avhich Avas more philharmonic hall, and and Avhere there Avas private secluded, less of French danger Avounding suscepti bilities. PWhat will next ? the happen Avas Will our general question. they attack The
W.A. cause.
hand
week
Bishop Salvado,
the
?
effort
Mr.
having
Avhilst
our
the
Sergt.
aitcnes
taken
Avas came
no
99.
hall of play in the Philharmonic came off in Plays generally but theatre or assembly room,
a
enjoying
news
received
many young
another direction in peace. crisis Avhen the
important
an
have
willing
visiting
with
call,
leave
P.O.O.
during
on
his
it,
on
who
our
98.
He
Manteufel
in
or
a
very
up General
stamps
our
enemy.
tne
not with
Record
I
exe
by
m
be obtained
We tions
and
reality,
of the
friends to
Christmas
our
W.A.
We
lunch,
our
way much
we
one
about
us
were
students,
the
lent knapsack, Grey, a visitor a
rage
started
a
we
the
and of
party
village with
when
he
Hoivever,
from
Gravelotte»
Wilson,
was
of
can
broke this, small-pox, caused no doubt
It
hear
marching
Christmas.
of
moved
Sam
through
water
to
me
worse
chess-
the
train
done great to force obliged
fever
typhus
could
on
felt
a but strong himself proved lastly by giving at Jarrow-on-Tyne,
only .he
as
We
have
ranks
bers
in
still
the
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
still
all.
the and
appearance would
those
splendid
have
We
station,
the Douai.
of
received approval.
THE
they
when of
has
on
if
as
of its
of that
of public
nobly responded
so
we
production
and appreciated, of our Christmas
issue
mark"
worthy
College. released, us
after
spies
been
just expert
men
ex
certain who was
were
been
matter
promise again to untried to make the
Mackey,
English
has
signal
letters
conclusively
and
strict the in
a
railway
the
not
subject
such
flattering since the
We beg to thank
nearest
a
we
the
had
was
work
the
have
the
with
followed
we
reinforce
easily
to the
Father
the and
through
if
way
could
an
at
filled for
murmuring,
were
warrior
am
our
with
proves
indeed
a producing the W.A.
of
met
received
"special"
gend
or
neighbourhood
to we
he
as
off
when remembered
much relieved very off in the direction the innocent cause
and
hand,
were
soon
for, crowd
and
mumbling
and GraveWorth, the French defeated, old and bravery withstand the could
number, into picnic
a
march,
and
our
100
the
amongst
day
other
Midnight
Then
of September, with excitement
pride,
to imasrine and sang
thronged,
National Library of Australia
after
month
French
tried
Avere
the
has
"hall
in
number
number
the
pleased
efforts
our
The
have
of
wanted
marched
with
sent,
but
overwhelming
time, places -his
just
was
the
and
large,
day
been
next
NUMBER.
much
very
Record
arrested
were
soldiers
by
the
was
The
It
all
commemorate next
we
was
serious,
He
hoard.
lunch,
at
their
expec of the
annihilated.
had
as
proper
lege.
on
all
voices
Douai's surprised
series
a
the
genuine
of
spell
very General
nearly
Forbaeli.
chess-player
in
very
acquainted
usual
bat
many with
to
counter-move
exercise
municants numerous.
the church
move
those
well
But,
It was tedious
bunting
out the
of thousands his of
hollow and
for
attendance
.
Cathedral op the Immaculate Conception. Mass
the
not
for
look
forces
during
the
shoulders
when
all
that
success.
clamouring find search. They could nothing of documents. Ou the shape implicating other had of however, we no hand, papers and matters identification, were beginning
college
nothing aided as it was by great genius of Moltke, and He perfect organisation discipline. the most and was mathematical calculating lived. He had his that ever general ;
pose
grounds.
long
available
brought
with but
of
—
the
the
Though always
while it the river,
city
.breezes and room
by spacious
and
is parti position but a feAv minutes
of the
freedom
a...1 vLuer
large
a
broke
at
watch
Marseillaise"
and at breakfast, followed quickly
of the
povfu
—
with
we
listen
But victory. terrible news. of 10,000 men
hundreds With
to
headache
German-like
were
find
Christmas
and concluded they hastily German of So judge spies.
armes, seat of war and inn. The street cited peasants,
my two
a night the gun car bugles, as the
to
life
brought
fought dash
a
Germany,
get her
the
through
"
was
lotte.
at acknoAvledged Sunday next, and re unsettled remaining
to
once.
enthusiastic
of
Saarbruek All tancy.
ved
be
Avill
Mass
of the in like
ceipt the
Day
case
time
at with'
the
fervour.
recei
other
recreation
martial
to
the
expected
each
in
I,
relaxation
and
dues
positively
welcome of college
the
Cathedral
the
as
We
the French care much for didn't good thing about it
a
astonishment Messieurs—
Not
patriotic known
town. of the
singing
requested
are
state that Christmas
and
declared.
long
moved
talions.
;
Christmas
excitement
soldiers
(third
;
we
our
out
in
used
Douai.
are
to
sick.
and
remains is
many
a
broad
Wilson,
caught
Col
older
still
and
.the a
exami
W. T. J. E. Begley, Bryan, C. Quigley Raou, junior, R. Kalian P. (second class), Cyril Bryan Robert (third (unclassified class), Joyce the Christian over of Brothers' age), all Muriel O'Meeban College (unclassified over Convent. age), Loretto C.
the
I lay awake the to the rumble of listening of the riages and the fan-far also
T.
:
latter
of
became
was
took frontier.
successful Senior
:
The
been at
routine time
University
folloAving
May
loss
ignorance,
to
Prim Loretto
Grave,
students
it
had to fly
France
—
:
when
whatever
singing, Miss
Convent.
the Adelaide
recent
solo :
Ethel
Among Avere
passes
the
Jacques,
great
war
nations
the
for
was
youthful
were
obtained
Loretto Miss
Convent.
that on
for
colonies candidates
Intermediate
pianoforte, division:
nation
the
—
ary at
to
the
ine
Douai
is
CHRISTMAS
We
—
them gave Whatever
never
occasions, life for his
barracks.
display
afternoon, Wednesday C. Edwards, the by Mr.
inst., sent the
examiner
Perth
one
soldier,
Eng-
not
The
life.
his
save
college. Place St.
cavalry
At Schools
College College
certainly
are
indemnity
There
Catholic
was
stagnant fortifications.
time
an
the
society, from the
receipt
English English
is another build to-day lege of 1870 and Government as ing, given by the French
are to requested on behalf acknoAvledge,
Anne's
the
names.
in
We St.
at
about the Of course, everybody knows Douai whence the celebrated College, sallied to England forth English martyrs That was to give their lives for the faith. the French Revolution, confiscated during of the century, when Dr. at the beginning well known of a as the author Lingard, standard of England, History just escaped
made
Sister
After
entertained
Avho
nuns :
Mary
Monica.
Mary
The Avere
Sister
Dolores,
Fraser, Smith, Margaret Ford,
—
profession
student
a
Mauritius!
lish
Annie
Miss Miss
was
Louis.
Sister
Craddon, Elizabeth
Mary
Miss Clement; Mary Patrick; Mary Antony Mary Liguori.
Mary
Marv
Sister
Record.)
Douai, Northern for most of the is hardly the correct name, and students Irish. 'Prior were professors O'Gorman O'Halloran, Prior (now Presi dent of the Benedictine English Congre Prior O'Neill gation), (now Bishop of Port
-
Miss
W.A.
France.
The morning. Right Monsignor Bourke assisted by the Very officiated, the Rev. Fathers Father and Rev. Ryan An address O.M.I. Hennessy and|0'Reilly, occasion suitable to the Avas delivered by The Father received Ryan. postulants —
the
to always interesting except The are actually engaged in it. of more inci 1870 has provided great war dents for the Press than war perhaps any writer has vivid recol of the century. The which have been still lections of would it, vivid had he been more actually present instead at ot the battles or any being in France at the time. resident merely
Rev.
Avere:
there
professor, gentleman in
is War those who
of proceremonies fession and reception took at St. place FreJoseph's Convent, mantle, on Wednesday
Pro-
sion
for
(Written
a
The
Reljgious
they
men
our
WAR.
FRANCO-PRUSSIAN
KanoAvna
to
returned
said
that
earnest,
adornments
REMINISCENCES
Thursday.
on
They
it
OUR
English
an
coming to how they liked
the
for
harm,
no
Company
beer. but it,
by
the that
they
remember
asked
to
two He
or
pure.
I
Sam
In
so.
The Rev.
would
and
notable
The
his
it
mild
on
manner
refined
cularly
more
which organist Mr. shared with the Bircher played aid and producing as
had
effects.
If
two. do them
intention in was our morning. the visit to the and proposed cabaret, moral tells that the intention us theology makes the deed good or bad, we did not of it into effect. We get a chance carrying for not as got there indeed, guests eager refreshment, but as of war. The prisoners excited had the villagers espied knapsack
in
Festival
never
Notice.
occasion
to go there drink more did drink
peasants
and
glass
it
the cere Gounod's
14 instruments.
on the evening a sermon preached by the Rev. Father dealt this in Avith subject
by several postulants to leave Avere convents, for this London by the s.s. Barcolony 19. His December barossa on Lordship, for Rome at the who Avas Ireland leaving date of his letter, hoped to join the party Ho was, as at Naples. hoAvever, uncertain him in to whether the business detaining Avould admit of his doing the eternal city for
Handel's conclusion
remote
even
a
Circus "
Fideles Hallelujah
"
or
chat, or
be shocked, cabaret, or inn,
village The
and
than
an
offertory
Adeste
'
the
at
College,
diocese
and
sung,
valuable piano, lending in passages very many
Sunday Right Rev.
the
the
soloists. During arrangement of
the
F. at office Crome. in
French proximate
a
Don't
beer.
some
A
!
the
the
11 a.m. Mass the Mr. Mass Avas Solenneile sung. Zollner, is to be highly the conductor, congratu in lated on the admirable performance both instances. The solo Avas singing choruses Avere effective, and the prevery
to
with
reader
Fathers
were
Mr.
First
down
attend Masses the Rev.
was
NEWS. On the Advent
of the
not
effective
specimen.
DIOCESAN
be said
two these respectively
is
Avere
may lamb
so
might
B. ARB
&
B. VALUE
AND
removes removes
It
aids the and supplies
OUTFITS
UNDOUBTEDLY
It thus
THE
QUALITY.
BEST
the the
poisons cause
from the of
all
your
digestion, strengthens the body with rich,
take Ayer'S For constipation cure. Take and promptly surely aids the one Ayer's Sursupurilla: .
that
so
much a.m.
celebrants
re
lately to lend
at
'
the quested his soutane cassock his
them
of
that one local parish
ant
—
affirms
as
11
almost
"Rome" Kensitite
of A
brethren.
—
their
—
than circular
imitators
enthusiastic British
more
blood, and trouble. the
nerves
red blood. Pills. them other.
They with
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of the school at the
afternoon
Thursday
was
fund
of
opened
on
Town
Hall.
at the request of MonJohn Forrest, who the acknowledged signor Bourke, and readiness of the Jrremier kindness in always acced wife and his distinguished officiated. Many of ing to such requests, the Hon. citizens the leading including Sir
others
were
present.
The
time
at
cludes
our
which we
to
go
press like a
that
say
England, America and
fnvnifllip.fi-
SIX
all
who
have
now
time
to
readers
to
honour
in
All
it.
we
advise themselves.
our
have
exaggerated alone is worth
to
not
mile
Ceucl
ten
Perth.
the
comers.
meeting of day evening
the
above
last.
society J. Finn
as
Mr.
was
round.
rise,
from rising to £17 12s
account East
and
5s,
then
has
price. in Hannans the proximity
of lode. of
The
not
if
been
:
chiefly the Aus
to
has every for the strong their are looking this month ought better than any
for
output
also
Oroya,
—
very
mines
to, records.
:
have
market
opening The
week
:
;
above
Lord
8th,
of money which gave
WILLIS,
there
an
Mr.
H.
R.
broker,
has
ations
from
week
at
.£9
12s
stock
Barrett, received his
and
share
the
following quot the agents during Lake View Consols,
London
closing prices: 6d; Kalgurli,
GEORGE
—
£6
12s
EDWD. ("I
for
An
—
,
to
3d.
Is.
per noao
r""
im per doz.; PaiTa6d.;
12s.
half-cases, 6d.
Figs,
6d.
Hftr
19s.
w.
Is.,
Is.
to
(local), "fia
to
Is.
do;..
per
6d. an- 1 Apples, 7d. per lb. 6d. and 7d. Cape gooseberries, lb. per to Is. 9d. per lb. Strawberries, Local lid. 2d. to Is. butter, lb.; imp. N.Z., 8d.
Is.
lb.
per
lb.
Poultry each, and
and
sundries
20s.
to
lis. fid Turkeys, ducks, 4s. 6d..
—
:
30s.
per
7s. 6d. per pr.; killing 18s. per per pr.; geese, to 12s. 6d. each.
pr.;
to
nego
he asked, there, to facilitate the
was
negotiation.
Golden
fid;
and
matters
Oranges
;
imnnrfoH
.
Lemons (local), ported Messina, 6s. 6d. matta, 6d. to Apricots,
Chamber
5s.
fowls,
young
pr.;
(local), Is. do., by cask, clients our country
per doz.; imp. wish to inform of
porters sales
the
the
of fruit Perth
Rim
being
market who
to
for
B.
&
HOLD
our
have
can
frozen
it
sale
by advising
B.
TYRES
ALL
TRACK
our
the Producers the during before being
possible. butter
forwarding
9d.
a.m.,
into
produce
as
9s.
Is.
3d.
9 30
at all
put
fresh
as
offered
of
7s.
We and sup holding daily farm at produce
general
Markets
City
be may weather
hot
fact and
to
pigs, to
Eggs
any
thing less likely task of Lord than that a mem Salisbury ber of the Cabinet should rake up former differences with France ? It was inimical to the; pub exceedingly lic interests that Minis responsible ters should have needlessly brought which must be up ancient quarrels distasteful to those with particularly whom Lord was now in Salisbury
MARKET.
MINING
several
were
tiation,
N.S.W."
Murrumburrah,
Mr.
and
the
various
on
Ripon
at Speaking Barnoldswick, of Ripon said he deeply Marqis the tone in Mr. regretted which Chamberlain had spoken at Man chester in regard to this country's attitude towards France. The Fashoda was but question settled, lain.
complaint.
deal
quote
rfnz
September
on
the
from
great
a
THE
nomi
member of the intending The business of the was evening society. but to the speaking, owing impromptu number the meet small of orators present after the busi general ing was adjourned On Wednesday, ness had been disposed of.
nated
all
Murrum-
Carpenter, writes
suffered
CHAS.
Wednes
on
tone the
We
medicines, some of relief for a time, but the symptoms would return again, and I suffer the would same over pains I commenced to take Clements again. Tonic months I about took eight ago. about four when I found bottles, myself cured. I never felt in better health all my life since I took Clements Tonic. I now and am enjoy my food, sleep well, quite free from Yours pain. very truly,
account of the festive season a formal there was merely
On
—
Christmas,
main
There
dealings
previous
—
of
£16
record
and the best, to be equal
much pleasure in testifying of Clements as Tonic a certain For more than six indigestion.
for
I years I wastod
SOCIETY.
C.Y.M.
6d,
their
to
been
still
during
sensational
very then
has
are
Health.
feel
I merits
:
cure
we
times all
Natural
Willis,
N.S.W., "
the
to
Boru's
awaits
failie
1897
for
that
his
Charles
burrah,
any do is see
Brian
!
candlestick truble.
go find
will
They
and
INDIGESTION.
Relief, Bottles
Mr.
—
part
to have
infinite
5s,
indication New Year.
to trying get without avail. of Clements' Tonic
Restored
assortment goods, splendid in in The manner as ornamental. which, stall is and the Irish decorated, particular, of shown in con the fine spirit patriotism is most and with it, nection attractive, does
a
£15
large
Money
Pour
a to visitors useful as well
of
YEARS'
week
the
during
Horseshoes
had
on
Wasted
Ireland, France,
and
Golden
tralia
pre full
market
and the active, prices with" a better tained,
contributions.
next week. to the re stalls,
over
The very
and
Quinlan
anything hold
respectively Australasia,
mdViIv
ova
F.
we
giving
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How
not
would
A Significant Renewal. land legislation based.
That
it.
after
the
all
to
have
been
upon
which
principle the Irish
more
recent
years
of
Parnell,
at
declared
that
him
was
on
that
of
outset
the
of
hindering being again
i;
Piteous
Land
by the distress
of the
if
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which
year
The
exists
still
particular
the grocers' struck as
in
assistants
in
state.
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we
has
been notably
has
witness.
is
therefore, nothing, be prepared in
not made
might ment that
for
which
the
announce
we
few
days ago by Mr. Dillon about the land of the fight Irish by the United
a
a renewal being organised The it will be recollected League, League. is an founded by Mr. William organisation in the Co. Mayo, and O'Brien at Westport the had early under which come suspicion was
.and
the
active
It
has
since
attained body.
the
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to
serves
to
tioned
in
the
marks
increase
for
eviction, which
but
to has
room
the
into
there
moreover, of ence
remedial
the
settlement
than
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of
in
their
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landlords, meantime, are their privi yet to maintain been openly declared just by
the even
them.
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annual
vention
was
held
of
meeting
con-
in
Cork,
was
that
ago
avowal made there the be taken vigorous steps would
by
a
few
their
weeks
and
work
their
in
neutralise,
Government far
so
conferred
the
interests
own
Local
the
by
it
as
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upon
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illustration east
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benefits
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in
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#
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man
on
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Mr.
Smith-Barry,
the
been
argued,
It the
prospect Agrarian struggle considerations. pleasing
Toynbee,
that
in we
into all
in
of
repetitions
of
a
state
in that arose very independence and had deplored, that, Carlyle by its a union more suited to an means, advancing would in time be formed. age
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see
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far
off
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from
If
white
any
of to
can
those
still
slavery
or
us
seem see
it
is
nor
is
exists,
fined
to
that,
unless
class the
surface could
to it appeared seek as a boon,
the
on
of
men
matter twelve
one
only
severe
later, must
;
were
example
be, or
this
question other, Carlyle but
be
inevitable
as
certainly, done. Of
too,
as
under
to
penalties, be inflicted,
the
injustice
?
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in
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Mary,
I've
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I'm
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not
it
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the made that claim Not, however, by share in the soil of people to a due based need be on country necessarily The land to the people eviction. belongs of which it is impossible right by a natural to dispossess claim of justly them, and no need in their former ownership case, either or be individually collectively,
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GRANDMA'S Fob
Dear
.
\
Our
Catholic
Children,
its 1
close,
year
days
more,
to
become
melancholy
over
the
old
but Avith
it
Avould
the
serious
ever.
youth least
at
-age;
time,
holiday
a
1898
almost the
am
inclined death of do
never
not
just
now,
time
for
general
to
thoughts
of
which
is
rejoicing. the year, of Most
you,
'future, .you what
ata
,
look
back.-
looked
if
Innlrirto'
AVAr
at
The
view
with
the
"Two
with
at Life's cup, On our young Its .
But And
vapid here
Its
Avith
lips,
in
bitter
both
and
grey,
nectar
years ago, for many
Government
school
There's And
so
The
the
the it
when made, Avhen
i
\
bottom if
commencement time
.are
turn
"
at taste
over,
A
I" Avant
Avrote
you letter
first
my
with
-co-operate
all
in
me
—
inclined is
make.
When
I
I
asked
you
to
good thoughts Let us sow good good actions." me
noAV,
with
do
your
best
to
make
to
children's
column
a
to
only
know,
would
be
If
please you. ami I pleasing
much
easier.
will
you
I
believe
their
there
care
power .amount
of
every of
are
knoAV. and
brave
children,
never
their
good you
When
story
for
children Avatch
seems,
long to folloAv anf opportunity
Perth foeman
do
not all in will find much
are
you
something
the
books
to
admire
such
boy
a
but
and
.school with
day Avhen
one
and
age,
tables
on
her
gate
of
old
an
carrying
a
was
"
!
most
of
Avho
one
till
then,
had
been
fore
in
shoAving contempt for his arrogance him and pride. xinknoAvn to Henceforth, self. he had a chamnioh in the school. What matters said if it, the secret friend, he is nasty and unkind I take can to'nie, had he pushed old my part by the she would woman have vegetable probably fallen the hard on ground. With a verse to the appropriate season, if not exactly to the clime, I Avish all you and .a bright New Year. prosperous
York
the value to those
of
The The
flying year
bells, cloud,
is
dying
to
wild
the
sky,
the frosty light in the night
the
if
York
year
is
going,
Yours,
let
him
in
.£88
the
Grandma's Grandma"
A.
Replies Record
to
both
and
also
town
of
BEANS
have
felt
never
Mr.
miner,
better Perry,
for
years/'
a
well-known
the his
Hetton
recently in reference
by
of
Bile
John at
employed
when
waited
at
upon
street, Herald
Wickham,
recovery
by
home
in
re
Colliery, Albert-
Newcastle
a
to his
alleged Beans for Goodness said he, Biliousness. knows," I have suffered and I enough in my time, refuse state am not so ungrateful as to to which to that publicly might be of benefit others who I have be suffering as may reporter,
the
use
"
suffered."
HP lift
in
OF BILE APPRECIATION FOR BILIOUSNESS.
New
in
York's
Beverley.
1898
passes away
Ere
another
new
ST.
Avith
E.D.
Avill
year
have
JOSEPH'S
SCHOOL
a
the
pre
letter
shall replacing
come
CONVENT
FHEMANTLE.
,
was
sale
taken land
for
of
itself
a
it successful, in that town the
agricultural of a highly
comes
news
The held. funds to and children,
being
etc.,
the
to school
crowned
Avith
raise
valuable
was
property
last It be week. NeAveastle may that sales of unoccupied granted and also are a healthy indication, land if it remains for having owners, long unoccupied. bush
great den,
thorn
fire
broke
tance
from
absence to the his Father
and
19th
December.
order
of
out
must
take
town
coming
a
and
years, and
has
people,
Near
city.
ctuu
uue
the
liberty
tuivu
ui
of
complimentary
is the
xixa
uuuiub.
speaking
jl
so
or
mix>y as it
freely,
The
closing
much
discussed
In
of
season.
country here
it
schools
and
knowledge;
secular it
affair, from
a
arrogates and
a
proves of the them
but
it
and
as
reply be addressed
Office.
National Library of Australia
lately. hard
necessary to
is
acquire a mostly
such
Ave
Catholic
standpoint.
to
the
itself
been
sole
can
The to
right
and in the "mind," where the the places people cannot pay State refuses to It is re provide. quite markable that should find the Government refus itself the horns of a dilemma after on
;
for
elsewhere
doubtless
parts the young ship to deprive to enable instruction some
has
train
schools." the aid of "assisted least evil to accrue likely A Babel be godless system. may
ing to
The Midnight celebrated on
Patrick's
Church,
Mass
as
Eve, was
of
three,
the
said
two
grand
old
in
minor,
sung and
time in
broken
many with
a
good
such
is
the
for a
class
But old
the
with
in
decided
master,
every work
necessary the gan,
wish
Mr.
Merry
Miss Colschools. also deserves great of the programme
we
may
junior
girls
are
exceedingly
item, Zappa,
The
by
the
chest,
the
felt
intense for impossible
shoulder. agony. to
me
drill.
a
I
years I suffered I
became
victim
a
to
from greatly constipa took seemed to do me various I tried patent
Nothing real
and
drill, an
action
by
infant
infant
and in
up
all
item, Highland Ashton, Zappa,
and
in
an
excellent
good
Sisters
done. mothers the to the throughout jthe greatest them all
happy
New
then
times
the Misses
Father Ryan, the commended had work they done
in
first
a
at
and
fourth item, hornpipe Hollands, Hoey, Lewis, much were Fitzgerald, O'Shannessy, The fifth appreciated. item, "Pinafore and dance," song by junior girls was one of the most and of the pleasing graceful action and songs dances, and it certainly to see these children all in was very pretty so well to costume, dancing appropriate their voices so time, and blending pretty It was a harmoniously together. charming The sixth exhibition. item, club swinging M. Graham, was by Miss warmly cheered, and she deserved it. The seventh item, No. danced 2, Highland fling by Misses and Holland Townsend, was greatly appre The Queen Ann fan ciated. dance, a great with the and favourite scholars audience, and was excellently gone through, brought this to a close. part of the proceedings and
by
been
which under
me
became
was Sinclair, gone through usual The third excellence. jig and by the Misses Ashton
their Irish
danced
anyone and
liver, afford
and
wishing
in
useful
well
second Misses
flected
by Father
the
say
Then
to I
this
in
and
latter and
bad
singing
in these
to action songs, item first being Little Maids,"
the
parts. danced
his
In
than a
was
in
success
girls,
with
hardly
singing the Paice,
accompanist, other part
confined
fling McKenna
you There
part
The
dancing,
feeling
exhibition.
We
I sung
school
in
last
turning, was
softness
school.
the
which
will," and
success
the Mill
pathetic
was
until
mill-wheel
I
not
in song sung, by about The first verse,
river," and
sung,
the
hear what
and could
"The
drive
to
any
taken
was
at
good. had and the doctors after failed, medicines Even not I could still improve in health. that I could I became so distressed tually and I eat meals with not any relish, my for the a miserable night passed many the When I want of gob up in sleep. when I had even managed- to get mornings, tired and irrit I felt a fair night's sleep, did not know what was and I really able, of to become me. My stomach going I had out of order. to be seemed quite and I taste in my mouth, a always nasty in the from a dizziness suffered frequently my sight quite dim." head, which made
ex
German
girls.
shaded
a
this
the
unable
almost
became
piles, tion.
"
bird
girls
number,
splendidly
beautifully "I
these
if
at
"
was adults, and precision
as
senior
"Beside
expect
of
the next beautiful was
It
of
in
of
born
"more had
great pain, back at the work I often
me
then
being
girls then
I
seemed
doctors
stoop
one
poor
30
years.
While
another tune, and for diffi which Time," have puzzled time, would
excelled.
parts, of the
not such
"Thou
said,
For
and
the
on
number
best
he
imagines.
caused
chorus,
Sunday
been
relief. permanent martyr to indigestion,
was
the
native
a
having
any
Miss
to
is
Perry
suffered," the
"
mezzo-soprano Then came
seemed
it
O.M.I., Love
Maiden,"
by about
to
be St.
"
was
exactitude
that tone, not have
O'Ryan, chorus,
class, The third
rounds,
Six-eight
culties
very gone
finely sung by 150 girls. The next
parts, the
those
a
was
the
sustained.
excellently
"
gifts heart
place
music
first
Volkslied
Rhine,"
verse, know
two
with child's
Village by the
expected.
announced
Christmas
York,
This from
Pretty given
in
and
The
pupils. and the
Fr.
very of about
German
two 20
enjoyable
laden
-
Newcastle in Lambton the For he resided at 1867. Glebe, years his where are still parents Merewether, he had heard of many residing. Latterly had been nermanentlv relieved -non. ilft who by using the Beans, and he was advised to the He mentioned to reporter try them. who had been the names of friends of his it will suffice to cured, but for the present "I have relate Mr. own case. Perry's Mr.
district,
distribution
took
charmingly Mews' accompaniment.
their
that
over
30
to
Avork is begun. Facts and for themselves. He is speak as he should be, to his welcome,
figures heartily uuwu
of
"
case,
the
of
was
class
singing chorus,
D
most
a
every
The
presided.
home,"
song,
visit
a
things coming in be. He has always towards establishing
indeed,
the foundation remote the
on
presided in
usual
prai»e.
an
home
of
through.
was
after
;
returned
period changes
much,
un
16 months
for
a
be
impor
of
has
going
done
Gibney,
Monday,
many the natural
to
country, on
its
in
J.
Gibney
toAvnship seen
of minor effect."
the
P.
York
mother
parish
as
with
Rev.
Very
fire
is "
programme Yery Rev.
a
de sheep report
latest
the
"
compared
The
The
last
the
and
fencing,
of origin cause"
The
Haw of
Saturday damage in
Newcastle,
the
"
at
on
much and did Aveek, struction of pasture, enclosed in a paddock. states
out
make
the distribution
Wheel,"
success.
land
was
prizes, trees
Before
a
JS9
inst.,
joy.
round,
the
of
"
steel."
it
excellent
at
the year
21st
the large manner, before convent a very 3 o'clock in the after
it was successful
to
of
the
on
in
Christmas
enough
as
off
as
display
cellent
"A
at
pupils, to the.
leap with
of gold in discovery Northam be cor
the
doubt
no
raizes
grand was
in
A
of
of
;
A held
and
to the
event
greatest
of schoolroom large audience,
day
proves
and
came schools, most successful
second
in
for
the
the
played representing themselves,
intended
were
prizes
last
these
in
splendid
their
of
The in
one
to win.
are
team and
Dandabin,
cater
lovingly,
to
a
appear the old.
be
were
match
High worthy
State
go.
invited —
are
visible
Northam,
rising
year issue.
noon,
are
shall
the
letter. W.
in
Avere
I
"
ordi-
on.
AND
was
January
on
of who
affair
between a School
procure the effort
vieiv
;
GRANDMA.
Children
The sent
to
cricketers
Government
;
and let him die. Ring out, wild bells, Ring out the old, ring in the new, across the snow Ring, happy bells, The
signs
than
more o-nincr
a
1-mRinfiss
has made a jumble of compositor inserted in' letter. In record my last demise of Mr. James ing the Hassell, Hapnell or some such thing appears.
notified
at
.
Avild
out,
the
through
Your
;
Ring
an#
reflect
were
the
paddock
proceeds
;
"
ship
nf
castle
local of
events
sporting in
on
report
known."
vege from
arm,
an
spirits
nnnrsfl
MINER'S
name
proportions. of
Northam
concert,
emerged suddenly her cart house adjoining the side of in her was on the road, and haste to reach it she would have probably with the boy had he not, -collided quick as of lightning, drawn back, and Avaited a|flash till the old Voman had respectfully passed. the circum Had she been a Queen, under he could not stances, have acted better. That's not Avill much," you say. but it for True Avon Merely a trifle." life him the admiration and long friend the
high
1
TROUBLES LIVER INDIGESTION.
marked
"
Christmas
and
Estate
Hardy
programmes
successful
bent
woman, basket of
to
in
are
you
town
off
Northam,
popular Avith his companions, a right /but a act, simple few would deed that perhaps won notice, him the and for admiration of one respect him and disliked Avho, perhaps, despised most of all. He the Avas approaching .anything
come
of
;
that
catalogue
area
"
conclude
homesteads the old towards
city
if
;
;
may
look
from the report to the Commissioner
to
From
the
me
considered who are very naughty. there Once upon a time was a schoolboy, stuck sort of a fellow a very proud, up such he had a good opinion of himself that he would not condescend to make friends Avith of his school mates their many play too rough and was tumble for him he Avas a sou-rsomething superior. gentleman's You
town
Mount
re
away
recently
many
"
more
this
HIS
hymns
Christmas
OF
CURED
we have Heard," Adeste," Angels, etc., Other toAvns chanted. on the banks of the the Avon duly celebrated festival, each to In .NeAv according circumstances. castle much animation prevailed through out in a the principal streets. Differing from the custom of degree prevailing closing on up Saturday evenings adopted by the most ancient she and was city, lighted up
in
"
your and
good
Believe
?
praiseworthy
the vast
a
you in
read
few
York
nrizes
the
The
to
you
in
do
of
a
at
Loton's and
may
you books
not you and Avish
come
to
much
do
example
would equally-
Hoav
under
lies
child
little
good.
.school
children It
O'Dee
it will be a for all good thing trump, to hands, and give an impetus prospecting Eastern Dis the generally throughout tricts. It is the of miners opinion many visited these that who have lower parts the banks of the Avon down there along indications of are striking gold-bearing areas. some Huge nuggets will be found Who'd it ?" have thought day. Then,
"
the encourage to Avrite.
Father
the
make
a
in
rect,
task
"
and
74 years. Northam
been in the
1899. If
children and anxious to many Avilling if write, only tl\ey were encouraged to do so. I Avho appeal to all parents and guardians interested in are Grandma's Corner to
help
held
Mr.
let
the
you,
and
be given Similar
success.
'
I write me
resolve
our
1 4.
sowing
the
Year
esteemed.
to
be assuming
notified
and —both grave gay. shall we .thoughts reap mind to help Make up your New
of
erected
Lands
Quite
one
to
j
greatly have
interred the Rev.
favourable
agent
will
to
There
"
to
the
T TON
GRATITUDE.
Avere
with the lately, pro together bable of harvest average the yield which the is con throughout district, sidered When that highly satisfactory. is annexed to the town of York it portion
Year is good resolutions
are
"
had and
service
Midnight
HE
A
submitted
New
leaf."
is be
very
Crown
;
still,
a
many Ave
new
a
resolution'
of
so
as
He
respectably
was
needed
to
<5n
land
too,
will."
Ave
also,
years teacher.
the
which and Avon at the cleared, The its or portion present hides beauty. called environment Deepdale is steadily to the local centre, woxking in, and, similar also. A fancy dress goes in for sociability ball is reported to have been held in that vicinity quite recently.
tho' low its spirit drains, in the cup remains,
may
Toodyay
subsequently
site
;
weary age and pain, alone remain."
sugar we
and
narv
is
;
noAV, little
Northam.
the
R.I.P.
city-shaped
;
:
E'en jknd
and
reported
;
"
Its
in
family
progression is "slow,"
that
dregs
rich, methought, and purer well-concocted essence greAv
James
dis Newcastle trict though proverbially sure." Several additions are improving in and the Toodyay Valley contemplation, All Hall is erected. Agricultural being
'The other with contented eye, her Avork and made Laid down reply at morning-tide, Yes, life was bright Yet, Avhen the foam and sparkle died, More
Mr.
the inculcation of including efficiently, The deceased sound principles. religious had filled offices of much local re many
The
gay,
lay
large
a
ordi
of
known
district forty in Northam, reared
of
demise registrar
the
than
more
"
care, and fair
laughter
the
town well
was
officiating.
as
to
and stale, tale twice-told
a
as
An
Lloyd
Mr.
of
one
were His remains Catholic Cemetery,
:
sweet
was
first,
tiresome
And
spirit
antique of day.
of brimming then it grew
cream
fair
of wrinkled
broiv
,
One said
right
nld
?
be
can
crones, at close
neighbouring talked Together
"
fnvwa.rrl
in
concern nary H. Lloyd, the
sponsibility, His age is
—
nfirmlA
is
of
records,
obituary
month
present
will
decor" The was Altar specially A very illuminated brilliantly. This is the assembled. large congregation first I believe in Eastern the Districts Jubilee Father Avithin a quarter period. O'Carroll a very instructive ser preached mon on the of the "Nativity." subject and The second Mass was begun at 5.30, the third Avas celebrated Mass, at 10 a.m., Father O'Carroll by Father Gibney. pro ceeded to Beverley after the second shortly Mass on Christmas morning. During the O'Carroll. ated and
NOTES.
Castleman.")
the
Among
to
drawing
I the coming hope things. promises .'great have no doubt already mapped out it Avill im bring; maybe you are that-it does not come soon patient enough? I know of one little maid, who is longing I for the next on year, days to pass, because j her she is to have a party. Young birthday,
For
"
(By
and
for
trouble
I
is
have passed
year,
DISTRICT
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The few
a
EASTERN
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now
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commencing the course My system began to change
first-
a
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my trouble
has
How
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I told
as
;
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gentleman
doctors
I did.
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ing them
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re said, Sisters
say,"
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