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mother, and so

Mitford

visit

her

Friday

on

Sunday

on

time Seated

good

night

and her to dinner, many had been shown little kindnesses how her. Then Nancy learned was the next making Sophie, sister, at school and would gieat progress soon to come back. be ready a had holiday Philip spent in and a friend with Ireland, a chance for had good taking a scholarship later on, while Nellie, a of ten, was the girl baby, now

FOR

Convent school, ''good sister had formerly been

where

a

her

a few provide the old grandmother,

It

a

pupil. pleasures

for

now

becoming

cate

this

so

little

had

lorced

trials

of

ft

ail,

sister,

herself life

away

The

relatives.

uuns

former

.

could, leisure,

and

very

for

their who.

one

littie

theui

to

for the

whom she was bestowed on

have

little

taste.

Then,

sitting hers,

Nancy

life.

Mr.

to

in

hand hei'

own

waring

were

treating eldest

her

with

was

a

life

A

she was unhappy ofteiK.very kind, domestic Constant jars herself. on all their traces concerned, leave air seemed ladenand when". .the the; mother thunder clouds, With as best she the disturbance bore to was know that and could, glad were happy with their the children the far-off in governess young that When sanctum schoolroom. for available them, and not was

presence

was

demanded

Large

business

is

Surplus

conducted

is

Society

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valuation

than

larger

the Mutual

on

Plan

;

that

Forrest,

M.L.A., Esq., F.R.G-.S, Johnston, Manager.

G. H.

W.

A.

in

Surplus

BRANCH: Chairman Edward Special Representative,

(C/o

any

belongs

Cud,

5,000

26th,

Bank

Reference,

of New

[?]

1899.

OPTICIANS

AND

China

GLASSY

Hall, the

holding

room

for

and

best

stocks

in

W.A.

for

Store

assorted

DRAKE Ironmongers &

and

GENERAL

for

John

Merryweather

&

Agents

STEEL

Danks Sons',

London,

&

IMPORTERS

& (All

Perth. &

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS, Sizes),

.Melbourne; Brigade Appliances.

CIGARS

Alston's

Windmills

Telephone

358.

PERTH.

Supplying

No

lovers,

TOBACCONISTS'

a

in

rate,

auy it

is

true,

'

'

'

life-time.

a

came

a-

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her

brother

the

otheis

their

aud

sisters

little

..

joined

as as soon Brighton could be moved grandmother

a

the

there,

kiuduess beloved

her

of

the

enabling

a

distant

old

lady to grandchildren

indulgence. crowning all however, they

Very Eioticed'

and she was unlike that herself, seemed confused. She strangely sou was that her still imagined instead of hei with her, grandson, aud

many

curious

mistakes The young talked of

arose

folks cbnseq'ueuce. their had often 'vaguely unknown mother. Adhere was she and now.? Who had she married, never see oh did why, why, they were which her? questions they At last asked themselves in vain. to their resolvedquestion they and make grandmother together, in

!

AND

ALL

Shop

at

'

Street,

Ltd., Son, Fire

BOX, OF

ouce,

soon,

BROS.,

TOBACCO

party.

give

FITTINGS

TUBES

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Hay

BRASS

GALVANISED

ROLLED

to

LONDON.

351

IRONMONGERY,

REQUISITES,

of and

STUBBS,

Importers,

stead, and, fiuding which her cup been deposited with on

care

of the Her

this

&

liad

plate

relative

SYDNEY.

MELBOURNE,

A

and

forward.

coming;

now

Perth, large assortment Hotelkeepers at great reductions

offered

being

tray

her. home to remain with Nancy at had been three nearly years Braui ley aad the Hall, summer; were at hand. She started' holidays for to spend them with her family,

Co.,

Murray-st.,

her

in

but sweet Brauile-y Hall, Nancy1 was And Mitford enough," young a little. Mean could afford to wait Then time she had many friends. a dear old had the grand-mere came and serious illness, Sophie

IMPORTERS,

and Fancy Goods suitable hand. on Goods now

largest

heavy shipments

BUILDERS'

&

EARTHENWARE,

&

tea litylfc

"

at

Perth.

Arcade,

236t238,

Glass, Earthenware, Families always

Private.

for

KNAPP,

DYNON

JOHN CHINA, Are

Wales.

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

8 Royal

told her graudmother comic how remarks, the boy was. kindly had -a bad when she liad he presided at the school

was and fall life thus usefnl of interest, although perhaps de cLarui one void of that personal looks for which every young girl

Sight-Testing

&

Easter

too pupils by her little he for his sister's bauds, heavy it into her room himself, brought by the rest preceded and followed

Spectacles.

CLARKE

;China,

South

Free

;

the

Nancy

aiid

the and

5.

10,000 at 5, run Broken Hill, Jan. CityTHandicap, 2nd, 1899. Cup, 25,000 at 5, run 3rd January, at 5, run 26th 10,000 1899. January, Handicap, Anniversary 25,000 at 5, r,un 4th March, 1899. Newmarket Handicap, at 5, run East'ei 1899. 25,000 Monday, Sydney Cup,

Silver Perth

;

away, very their,

appreciated." the holidays, had eldest an Eton brother, boy, His had been at home. presence influence on a'charming everyone,

room

:

at

boys,

nursery talked and were

else

one

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in

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much

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with

TATTERSA 107

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of

and all

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little

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think

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of the

of

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every

-

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,

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other

the old lady's of would tell aud Mrs. Main-

very many

in

over

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among hardly indebted

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happy

fully.

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up

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grew

& Co.,

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allow their she them as much at her services to the

too only glad to pupil pay

were

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happy

largest satisfaction

grand

and

sale

j

and the day, the whole. made the eldest Phyllis, girl, and showed such good progress, iu taking likenesses marked talent that she gave promise of being a. painter. Agnes, the second portrait was less perhaps personally girl, and but very talented sympathetic, with great diligence herself applied her work. The boy, to all Tottie, did not relish of study any form and the Mercia whatever, tiny

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never

or hear from her. allowed to see too late. The Alas ! they were mind was a old complete lady's and she could blank on this point,

only

—

could learn. her back to Sophie took remained with her and

This In time

all

was

London,

they

for

a

her

dowry

crippled

sources

not

Before

a

little.

stay know

family

Still,

it

Bramley

to to

and

went

to

London for the winter. them all to from part who had been so girl

It

to

Nancy

but

them,

sons

her

remove

at

with

gentle long with resolved

and

while

her,

live

so as not daily teaching, little her alone until the could take her place.

her

inherited

daughters The

Naucy's

pupil,

least

unamiable

of At

haughty girls. meal Nancy

shared, without the

conversed to

and

her,

the

this

she heard

famiiy

least

regard some

guests

were

her

of

of

child bad

Once

discussion con family of securing desirability man as husband one for

gambler,

she whom and otherwise

knew

was

of a

her pupil three o'clock, was

lie

never

and

given

never

released

in

came

the worked

stipulated

on. At she an last was offered Philip appoint the kindness of a ment through it. It took and accepted li'iend, him away from them all, without old him to the enabling help

time.

Still

grandmother good to them,

who or

to

had ease

been his

so

sister's

on account. He was her anxiety wild with pleasure, seeing only his own and so for a time passed gain, far from and them and their joys

woes.

school, sister's

young of a where

Nellie was from brought and took at her her. place side. She was almost too to live in the mixed society London boarding-house, all were refined not very

The old people. helpless lady's commanded but position respect, of too much notice was taken how, a smart maid of little! Nellie, who eighteen, dearly appreciated the little attentions shown her by. men and youths with the elderly was thus whom she intimately

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was

covered

and the and

it

—

were

bed

that she

soberly, immediate

danger,

confided

the

invalid

to

Nancy,

completely

fire;

days. many and quietly there was no the Comtesse

her

interrupted

even

more

and wonted

scarcely

I remain,

amuse

ments. be

(To

her kindly, idea of what but she her;

not

at

Little

was

a

possible Her anybody. as

to

and

no

haughty

manners

that

effect

a

cured

her.

the

taste

[?]

a

her

"The of tack

past

feeling

very

little

time

of

It

when Mis.

was

a

she

proud

day

for

Nancy

received

a

visit

from

Mainwaring

came who her in passing their way from been presented

ters,

and her to drink

Luis

and

Phyllis

introduced,

were

Mainwaring,

for

For

on

But

energy.

Dr.

I

M.

F.

by the

Queensland

sum

are

the

it

those

to

all

nal

remedy." take

Dr.

Ayer's

and surely Sarsaparilla:

cure. ono

aids

Pills. Take the

Cavanagh, 0.

Tliey them other.

a

H.

W-

&

Sedgfield,

to

her sible

comforts before.

were which In carrying

promise, Phyllis the acquaintance soon understood

impos out

Mainwaring

her made and could

of Nellie, she that best her friend help by. occasion the young who ally visiting girl, and the missed, needed, sadly

guiding whom

care

of

the

elder

sister

on

she had fondly, if indeed it be confessed .somewhat leant. Nellie was not heavily, must

Archi.ects,

EAGLE

CHAMBERS, PERTH,

:

AND

STRELITZ

HAY-ST., MOUATT

BUILDINGS, FREMANTLE.'

STREET, Plans

and

Specifications carried out. in,

and

work

the

Colony

of

the

forwarded any

part

should

send

at

—

The

Party and Freeman's

the

Jour

last

movement

the. Daily clined to take the Freeman

F.R.I.B.A.,

Cavanagh,

has

a

of

J.

North.

that there recognised the Liberals amongst for Home Rule aside. putting The editor it niust be said, been has, rather and sanguine. He patient to refused were accept signs which to others until Sir significant Henry Fowler retreat of hung out the flag the from old and the editor position is

to pleased who need

am

the

Rooms his Grace

in

Most Society Rev. Dr. Carr, of Mel Archbishop was on a visit to who the bourne, Parish Rev. Dr. Priest, Very was an with O'Brien, presented ap address of welcome from preciative the people of the four united parishes. The address contained refer many ences to the position of the Church in ancient times in this historic district. in the middle of the very To-day, London and the Scottish planters the Church dwelt un undertakers, and harmed, except by confiscations, held wonted her course steadily unconscious visible of every calmly, but her own. His Grace, presence in returned thanks for the reply, honour conferred him. Ireland upon had not the Faith without only kept but she failing, through her children had been the of the fruitful mother to her Faith other lands. 'When were at home, de children persecuted

The Liberal Nationalists

and

affected

uuequaled.

Ayer's

Carr

Assembly

DUBLIN.

purifier

I

relieve

with

blood

a

of

constipation

promptly

quite

lady, promised grown-up young see old Mrs. Mitford and Nellie, and tell them how happy Nancy was. She was now able to help and secure her grandmother more,

is

recommend a reliable

too,

now

no

who

heat it

mer

Dresden. had with a little pretty and showed it silver tea service, off with much pride. Margot and little

those

intense

with

tea

Paris She

As

me.

tonic

daugh

through

Vicar-

of their homes and spoiled holdings, their persecutors the destruc regarded of the Faith as but tion inevitable, the result was to them. disappointing

Sarsapamm cured

i

Arch-bishop In the

AVIS'S

Dft.

her a who felt that better friends, to have been ex ought reception at the Embassy. tended to them to

and appetite to pleased say

am one

not

were

I had a severe at which fever left me weak and languid, with season

dengue

her much husband's

another,

Right

McSwiney,

Limavady

Energy.

that

symptoms

are

remedv

re

from and

rushing to

Monsignor

faithfully

General.

number of Below we large people. of Mrs. A. Morgan, give the testimonial of East Brisbane, who Queensland, does of just the not hesitate to tell you

vain, who about

woman, little

O'Callaghan.

Rev. concluded.)

Appetite

These

expected

was

Monsignor,

A.

yours,

—

left

all

—

dear

T.

weaM and Languid

affectionate

The mother and gave

Noyemper

Cork, dear

DERRY.

satisfactory, children lady's

fellow.

little

Cork:

25m, I am Monliihbf, 1898. My that of Jour people are informed some is lawful to as to w he thermit in doubt or meet attend balls, dancing parties of the Free ings under the patronage or in its lodges else masons' Society some who and where, very probably the of the desire to follow guidance in such matters will consult Church be made It should, therefore, you. known that since the instructions of of the Sacred Propa Congregation 1876, there cannot ganda, July 15th, to as the be any doubt whatsoever be line to of conduct adopted by in All who Catholics this respect. in are such amusements take part of a very grave offence, and the guilty sentence of excommunication speci to reserved the Holy See affects ally not who become members only those of this and like but also societies, those them. who in any way favour

Nancj

until

for lay about slipped but, finding

People

was

dear,

of

if

took into her own room she could be quieted.

girl

There

of

sparks

not

was

little

she

pupils reference

boy Luis

entertainment

after

yet permission for the teacher to

until

a

the

or anything was spent in

Nancy's anyone uot possibly judge Her hours were and sometimes six,

position of such matters. from ten till

was

and

pleasure-loving as troubled

in

that could

A

ceived some

unsteady. to a She ventured private give hint of this to the mother, who iefused to listen, and in promptly sinuated

her

:

_.

M.

All that

was

there

agcu

respectively.

was

Margot

a

young the girls

uoy,

believe

her mother had stood by her bed side in her ball declaring attire, that she was an and apparition, with she that the jewels which

over

CORK.

Freemason Entertainments.-has -been re letter The following Rev. Dean Most ceived by the McSwiney, P.P., St. Patrick'Most Rev. Dr. O'Gallagn:

haste when summoned by the maid sent He soon by Nancy. had a doctor on the spot, but little when Margot had been frightened

were that better days for the friend they still loved. Installed in her fondly new after a borne, leave-taking and Nellie from her grandmother to make which she tried hard not but be cheerful, Nancy could thankful in for the improvement The little her circumstances.

ac

own.

gin

twelve

set

The would not

in

her

a

Margot

and time, became in, de Oomtesse

Papers.)

some

dawning

the

cerning of

lunch, the

dear

ana

wasted. for

Home

(From

she wished ; but she could not be detained to which from a reception The she was father came going.

that she An Am something. had of high standing heiress an Australian who

a

earned Little

rejoice

the three which

the

com

tell

money how what she in

be done, to consult thing must le Oomte, and send for a doctor

cares

her friends after her at six o'clock. Mrs. Mainwaring did that and much

was

was

although

esteemed

most

quaintances

a

she

told

and

to

delighted know of

spent taking

quite

sister

ill.

News-

Local

Irish

expendi

aud crossly anything amiss, Nancy, who urged that some

was

required a be a lady, good young, The salary and amiable. linguist, a and was £200 splendid, year, have a she would private sittingreceive room in which she could

dis

her

youngest and

really

about

ailing winter

seriously Courcelles

ease,

bravely to the Who watches trust in Him.

her

above,

that should

dismal

positions.

all

leave Nellie

now

a

herself,

cnnaren, ten and

Nancy entered poor She experience. before what finding long a seemed suitable engagement, and this proved to be a very dif one from the first she held. ferent Mrs. Standforth was a proud, woman of the world, and selfish And

into waited

and at worked

mitted Father all who

herself to

in

a

tnere

employing

give up and won

bassador married had once been their She pupil. now lived in and wished to Paris, a resident for two find governess

grieved

into

had

resources,

roused

did

in

live

grandmother

good boarding-house,

own

rich

was

the

once

her

her

easily been

so

herself of At last she bethought of St. Pierre, her friends, the nuns and msked them if aud she wrote a could find her situation they a After people they knew. among came a letter from the little Reverend Mother saying that she

now her sister's grown pupils, and who were girls, deeply in conwhich terested in everything cerced their dear Miss Mitford. even Then changes took greater was shut for Bramley Hall place, took her and Mrs. Mainwaring up, while her to Dresden daughters

tall

husband

to

not

hardly

while her or and sighed, was she too poor and sad to claim, care she had a where daughter's a mother's love ? failed to bestow she From these sad musings

wasaone.

in

Hall,

when

re

she went order

however,

going, at

the

felt tempted poor girl the struggle in despair, dered mutely why she

party

daughter

an

nounced

foolishly,

she

and then year, a wish to retire into She had long wished Sisterhood. withdrawal of even but the ic, needed as a small sum she the there

keep

she must look out remunerative situation. resulted from Failure after failure often the her and efforts, very

on

do not know, really my indeed I do not know."

I children

to

considerate and often

very ture,

was thrown when other were shielded and cared for. girls was who should Where the mother over her? Was have watched

—

repeat

"

that

.

why they

were

money

saw

—

really

Nancy enough

last

At

,

name,

be

mother

thrown. to obtain the little for a more

'

their and

where

the need informed her was,

was

see

of

.

Chronicle

in appeared under it. Then and Mr. Davitt spoke out. What they say is that there is a considerable the proportion of Liberals who will refuse to renounce their and Mr. Gladstone's pledges at the of such men as policy bidding Sir Henry Fowler, that the abandon ment of Home Rule would lead tO: a new political schism, that if the of question Irish self-government is. shelved the Irish electors in Great Britain .will the election of oppose and that liberals, the Irish party in Parliament will all fight against other Liberal measures. shelter

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to which I listened -v>ientences, qurkiUlfigiPie disgust and indignation, I left t-h'e Hall, being of Metropolitan I had heard that enough to opinion enable; iije tco discharge the duty to which' PTiave referred. I remain, obedient G. sir, your servant, J. Swift MacNeill. November Dublin, 26th." The editor of the Daily Ex .

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the

appends MacNeill's in which was

appears

bv

meeting.-

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—

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supplied

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to

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to

our

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the

D.E."

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revised

National teachers.

venience been

—

be

sufficiently

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has

Lady Gregory

member

Company

become

of the Council

of the Gaelic Freeman's Journal

The

League.

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its

signified three

intention

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of the

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morning,

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in

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were the parish priest, speakers Mr. Father Kenny, John Dillon, M.P.; Sir Thomas Esmonde, M.P., and Messrs. T. J. Healy, M.P., and M.P. P, French,

auuiiaimis

LIFE'S I sat

by a day

accompanied

I

I

the

to

referred the

in

SCHOOLING.

And

my

And

of

there ; weeping,

seeiner

this

Face

tenderest

pity, like

of

For

weary

care.

upward

looking

So full

hearts

Divine, mine

—

burden, only thought of the before The Cross that me lay,

I

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Instead And

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devoted

Memorial Committee last Sunday, so crowned on worthily must and we the people of Ire say are to them for the land indebted manner in which creditable they dis trust. The statue is a their charged

Sold, Bought, Wedding

—

Sunday,

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me

say bear the

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of

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it

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in

2,000

WEXFORD.

ever

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off

:

in that district. assembled The weather was dreadful. simply fell from Torrents of sleet and rain that

the

demanded such ser the before 7 o'clock, for the a fixed large parade, at the bandroom, assembled At made. arrangements were

led

songs,

entnusiasuc

made

stamp.

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Kerry Vener-

procession evinced showed and enthusiasm spirit in a united people marching together honour who did not hesi of the men the the tate to lift and raise pike country

object

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Memorial. The to Charles J. and patriot, Kickham, poet, novelist, and one of Tipperary's noblest sons, on was in town unveiled Tipperary in the pre Sunday, November 27, sence and most of one of the largest

in KilDemonstration A demonstration lenaule.— great in was held Killenaule in recently honour of the Manchester martyrs An imLarkin and O'Brien. Allen,

together

Gaelic

that

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brilliantly

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diocese

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;

the streets four times parading came to a the procession halt, over, a fine delivered and Mr. Pat Leathm address on the Manchester Martyrs.

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a V.G., Kenmare, his Prelate to Domestic Holiness, and that the Very Rev. Canon Carthe to mody has been appointed which has been Deanery of Kerry, it was held vacant since by the Most Dr. Rev. present Bishop, and Dean Coffey. Mgr. O'Sullivan Carmody have endeared themselves to the good work people by life-long

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Dear Sirs,

of

severe

lyrical poets, sort of intellectual mental constitu his

thoroughly,

middle

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which

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cure

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tion,

poetry, has not volume, yet of lyrical talking I had that strangely

to

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people

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gave of all

a

thousands

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other

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to me,

them

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more.

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heart,

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still

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the

I am,

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humours

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me.

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at perfect wish.

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me

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you

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day.

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dengue,

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very collected. reminds

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are

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I

my able to

day by

them

propagandist and felt then,

what

on

anyone

recommend They will

recall

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common

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weak

cold

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much

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a

hardly palpitation

even

without

we

writers,

unfortunately,

little,

from

1 can

(though

and

myself)

talk

that

now

years

took

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summer

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Williams I have

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books,

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not

has

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his

his

have

lands

murnv

wiser

of blackguardism is privilege in enjoyed Europe, and is not un to known in Ireland. But substan tiate a is different charges thing. And while no formu single charge

the

all

political

very

same

against

his

every

all."

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;

and

first

to have published Thus are vile anti-Catho Of lic lies helped with a good start. it is open to Senor this, that, course, or the other, to make charges against the Friars of the Philippines. The at

it

of

life all

career,

a resting place. them of thousands

the

imprudent

thought

political

Knocknagow

on

the

was

the

as warmly as ever eherished Con heart of Tipperary. gallant take the the man we himself, cerning what has of quoting been said of liberty most him had the frequent by one who his of studying and intimate opportunities Mr. John O'Leary, who, character, namely, had Kickham as editor of the Irish People,

without

it it

reflected

with

found

ciples in the

pub

say

his into

4-Ka

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the

and

singers

fidelity

and

ballads

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MJ

ago with interview long C. Voldes. The It was unwise in

—

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than fame

of

a

S. :

most

to be unveiled about who, chiefly by those the writer and the poet,

devoted and zealous article to The Rosary refer of the complains

comment

people

is

Press

in

loved

the

the

IT

CURE

in is very Heart prevalent palpitation various it arises from causes, colony of are anaemia of which (poverty chief Now the blood is if and weakness. blood) the anaemia or weak made pure and rich, heart is vanquished, and the palpita ness the of a thing past. Now, tion is at once Miss the anaemia. D. how to remove (W.A.) Spark of Mount Magnet, Murchison Pink Pills Dr. Williams' us the way tells this

Ireland,

for

are

PILLS

never see more. they will won a ballads have popularity of is due to their simplicity mainly and the unaffected diction, their feeling, which breathes love for Ireland through and that shows no verse, popularity every which But the memorial signs of waning.

a

Independent few months

he

with

poems which

professional

the

pages

in

suffered

PINK

WILLIAMS'

DR.

patriot.

old home

sorts of calumnious reports have been circulated the Friars. concerning

And

sweetest

whose admirable

one

"

have grievously mononolv. All

this

of her

«'

English agencies hands of Protestants and The Orders religious

from

also

was

upon

news

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a

the

than

stainless

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cherished

warmly only

who

his

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in

not

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one

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WEAKNESS.

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Herald

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persons

tions

CO.

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his

in all hopeful, don't to forget «

young of

high:"

life "

Oh,

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right,"

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January

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the heart

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view

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the first step in when they start

bills.

to

having.

in

now

enjoyed

talked

take career

up

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clever. mentally items one especially struck me as being the highly commendable, that is, most the amiable or choosing popular child in the school and the idea of crownthe fortunate with a ing one oi garland flowers is very pretty indeed. no Surely Laurel wreath of fame would ever be I more Miss prized. congratulate Eloise

SMITH,

run

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the

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break

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31.

The very and solemn interesting of receiving and postulants ceremony vows of administering poverty, obedience took place in and chastity of the the of the Convent chapel Sisters

of St.

Wednesday sentative tion

on Fremantle, the presence of Sisters and a repre-

Joseph, in

last,

of the

the friends

congrega The Church. performed by the Right

of

was ceremony Vicar Rev. Bourke, Monsignor who attended General, was by the Revs. Father Ryan, Hennessey and was church The Convent O'Reilly. decorated for the occa very tastefully was and the music and singing sion, it was as effective as devotional. At attended 9 a.m. Bourke, Monsignor on to the named, came by the priests " was altar when the Veni Creator" the subse intoned choir, and by

in quently joined assembled. The in then number,

the

by

returned of the order, again church headed by a cross while during the procession bearer, the choir sang " Ecce bonus." quam at the then knelt The postulants altar and each one took the preaccording

the

to

o

ritual.

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and the Fraser, Misses McDowell. At the conclusion of the the breakfast were shown company over which the large additions have made to the schools and been recently are establishment which boarding conducted The im by the Sisters. and to additions the provements not schools manifest marked only but also serve to show the progress, deserved esteem in which the Sisters of St. Joseph are held not only by

of the

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sort,

tastefully

"

was

best

very

"

they

was

of

the

were

—

of

of

that

and

men

which

he

contents of the the were charge of which attired in costumes becomingly represent dis England ing the particular country, handsome some played a fine cushions, mantle number of a drape, beautifully and other dressed attractive dolls, many The stall articles. was in the draped Union Jack, and looked and very stately Ireland in was imposing. draped green and and bore in a conspicuous gold, posi tion the mottoes Cead Erin-go-Bragli," mille Who and fears to speak of failthe," '98." were of Among the fittings pictures native the ruins of Clare scenery Galway and the Rock of Cashel Abbey and Castle, a splendid cushion of national device in. and white work executed green by of '98 dolls in the daughters attired Irish and other characteristic selec colours, tions. Scotland showed some raised work doll attired on a as a plush;'. bride; and worked in crewels cushions, painted a pretty a luxurious and footstool, chair, other choice very many contributions. Australasia had a mantle a bevelled drape chair in mirror, painted; a charmingly raised work a on chair in plush Berlin wool fine silken some vases patch-work, and a quantity of other matters. America had a banner screen a handsome lamp a

in

to

Their

here

R.

With stalsl—

and

talents their

in

with

many

thanks

acknow kindnesses

;

open. be

for the desire country That bazaar wisdom. had for its object to assist the not in seeking after good Sisters, their interests or their own own individual but do to what their Great prosperity, Master had do done, to namely, good. It still further was to (Applause.) sought the Sisters the of give opportunity devoting their lives to giving that knowledge which the to in they possessed rising generation, order that the latter, in their turn, should be as and brought up good 'men good He women. was sure they all, when they

the

Co.,

that their report J. A. Hicks, has just Mr. se senior partner, of warehouse cured some parcels large for cash at his own price, goods bought added to theare now Kalgoorlie which on terms calculated stock and sold being intend to a This firm to create' sensation. 1899. boom on the goldfields during things in the They hope to see a large increase increase of gold and a proportionate outpnt business. in their own Half CoV. Great E. C. Shenton and

Healy

James

J.

whole ana

pound this

-

Bro.

secretary, treasurer,

the

careful

-

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reductions

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bazaar

sought

another,

one

whose

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building. him, as it to be pleasure the of request

sure

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his

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and if future, feel they had any patriotic that the country should be ing and desire it was incumbent on all of them to great that the see were youth of the country know an of obtaining opportunity given ledge and wisdom knowledge and wisdom to ful

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Cash Hannan street, People's Drapers; that desire us to mention their Kalgoorlie, Year Fair is and New great Xmas proving It will be successful. continued very

during

The very -satisfactory. follows: officers resulted as W. P.Kenny; Jere S.C.R.,Brb.

miah

the

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to consider promised what could be done in

in

realised

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extent

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d.

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of such great country, of them believed many had what entrusted realised they hardly small In to them a area this population. the continent of was as as colony great if excluded and if Russia, Europe they they this vast reflected on area being placed under their must be the idea control, in their that thoughts they uppermost careful of those who should be especially to after in the control were come them, of this The children of to-day great estate.

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times of Christmas. at

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...

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matter.

was

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decided by the is to make Moora, where'there of the the police headquarters and the station at New to close to Sir John The Bishop explained, It

an

the

and

Wednesday,

Expenses 'Bankcharges

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Bishop

J

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run

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be

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pathy

9

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;

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Mr.

Kings-

Arrow

for

promoted

sweep

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Fouhy, 3s.;

9

2 10

22

—

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season.

and

"

Christmastide

undertaken.

himself

Mesdames R. Hannah, "Australasia," M. Scanlon A. Davidson, and D. Sweeney Ireland No. 5, ('98)," Mesdames J. T. O'Callaghan, P. P. J. Roe and Glennon, No. 6, C. O'Mahony America," Mrs. C. Mdlles. Stanton, Florence Mews, M. Worth and B. Harris No. 7, Flower Stall, Miss J. there a was refresh Regan. In addition ment over O. stall, presided by Mesdames and W. W. G. Westhoven An Mitchell. conducted art gallery by Mr. W. Kelly was

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them

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England,"

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their

with

country

who Master "went Sir John (Applause.)

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felt of the year when period people with and in good humour themselves,

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be

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:

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Mr.

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resort

declare the object

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say them

repeated.

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John

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to

then Bourke returned and Lady Forrest, an

Monsignor

under

to

to

of the great about doing good." then, on the part of the bazaar declared

to

much

his wife, very that afternoon

and

lower

to

that that support the bazaar he pleased Hill, show

they could willing he declared

as

example

an

Highgate

on

far

as

service

and

all

it

building

Father

in

on

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anxious

were

friend, in the

and that the building on Highgate Hill being erected assistance from their would get a goodly The site efforts that was a beautiful day. all in walking about the could one, as city Wherever see see. they went they could

2

9

said

hoped that

when

2 «

due

would

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would

sum

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they they

they

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present the committee

0

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and

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.

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Mr.

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show

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Thursday

on

new

and money, takings little to artifices many when even people they

110 110

Mr. Mr.

Mr.

(J Cup,

Tattersall's the Perth

on

10

P. Bowers

—

The

Foresters

Hardy John Dynon

Mr.

gathering great the pikemen sent There, on the spot where like chaff chosen troops flying England's of Wexford before the men a wintery gale, added voices to the National demand their which must for that precede the com unity monument of the only worthy of pletion of and of the heroes the labours sacrifices the independent Ireland '98 they fought and died to obtain. consultation Charles) 25,000 at' 5, and which be considered ing, may

'10

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Mr.

Mr.

passed the cause Sunday's notable.

for

s.

5

Doheny Messrs. Wholey and Walsh Mr. P. F. Ryan Mr. C. Lyhane, L.L.B J. T. Hughes Mr.

had

month

a

brave

In

priest-soldier the hearts

in

green

not

if

as

he

as

of

of

memory

...

£

Mr. Mr.

hero a and a in the equalled than art of war." More a hundred years John have Father passed since Wexford's circum with all the Murphy was murdered and odious of horrible stances brutality rule in of England's characteristic cruelty The of those at the time. names Ireland him who slew and burned are either mer or remembered only to be cifully forgotten on execrated, but, as was amply proven

Sunday,

Kenny, Esq., M.D. Mulcahy Bros

Daniel

the

was

FUND.

his

of

declare

deavours.

the

in

"

aid

could

things

DONATIONS

PAID TO '98 CENTENARY COMPLETE

John

said who, as Mr. Dillon when he was memorable speech, into wrongs war by the intolerable

Murphy,

OF

LIST

in

was

should,

first

great victory heroic troops by the of Wexford thousands on Sunday, November

English

over

insurgents

98. the

of

where

opened

was

(Hear,

would

the

visible from schools at Highgate Hill, now all parts of the The school was al city. with whose num ready populous children, for a ber was and the increasing, necessity thus shown. in that was school vicinity and Sir John were Lady Forrest kindly when of the foundation-stone the present and the was building blessed, request which he had to ask was that Sir John now his own behalf and on that of Lady Forrest

to

be

bazaar

bazaar

Morn

The bazaar brought patronage. a this evening, conclusion (Saturday) take when place with the winding up will it "Visitors will find both to eclat. great and to be present. their pleasure profit

—

BAZAAR.

NATIONS

Sir John December afternoon, 22, by who the of at Forrest, request Mgr. his Bourke, officiated on own part and that of in Bourke, Lady Forrest. Monsignor the said he had ever addressing Premier, found him and and Lady Forrest willing even any request of pleased to comply with made of The that was them. the kind

;

Card. We ac Christmas Bickford's the of with thanks, receipt knowledge, includes Christmas Bickford's card, which of and thermometer neat convenient a American

This

West Australia/a, the Murray-street W.A. and Sunday Record, ing Herald, Times, and to Sir John and Lady Forrest, for members of the and other public,

hand.

in

ALL

work.

—

decision

were

due

HEART,

F. W. Avison, McMullen, Tathem, Councillor O'Brien. Cohen, and Mr. T. and Maloney have Ralph Potts The been active in conducting games. in the Mr. E. J. Bickford work of draping much stalls has been of the very appre for is due to him and ciated, great credit Mr. R. Hanna the pains that he has taken. of the bazaar committee, is the chairman the while Mr. W. McCartney discharges The committee of secretary. onerous duties assist for their thanks desire to express and Co., Bickford ance rendered by Messrs. Wearne and Co., of of Hay-street Messrs.

.

—

a

—

are

imperfect districts

decision

reasons

the

those

HILL

.

fatal

this

object. of

SACRED

GATE

'

to

most in

exist

the edu

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-

that

of

OF

HIGH

CONVENT

Miss

Society,

McQueen, Browning,

—

cation

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Men's

Catholic. Young W. Messrs.

;

and

illiteracy

the

its

the

Fouchard,

!

practical

people accomplish

of

.

become, the help the among sympathisers if it is to must be given has

organisation

of all Irish

;

the

as "

and

B.

& B.

FIRST

AND

IN

1898

ROAD

RACES.

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.

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am

memorated

the

one

of

the be

religious

oldest of

the

Feast

in of

years

since.

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scholars

and

it

a

needs

return

we

lately the feast

of

tances, tunate

com

of

day

of

John

this

religious

the

Evangelist

It was a merry day for their friends assembled, to memory the occasion.

tenacious

incidents many in 1878.

of

York the

both

to ber.

and

It

had

man

through

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the

one

a

his

chaff-cutting old

of

of

an

identity

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had

been

not have

reached

death

was

ported

to

ceased

was

much

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respected.

evidence

and

sale

large

off

come

of

"

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cricketers' the

Eastern

to

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come

formed

Fr.

by

districts, by the various

fixing town

How

O'Carroll. of the

McMahon,

Miss

united

wpvfl

rirt

and

ever

have

been

in

taken

no

us,"

vivc,

report

to

Byfield's

mill

at

business

in

From

some

into

the

York

strains

of

hand

of

Monger

and and

given, wheat.

town Elliott

were

is

wheat

new

one

mill,

the

notify

and

roller

the flour

was

quest

a

Beverley

and

held,,

a

verdict

reported

York.

near

boundary

time furnished

freaks

or

larrikinism

the

season.

various From

hav

to

acre

bushels

to

has

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from the

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Greenhills cricket

between Avondale off

named

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common

location,

near

Yorkshire.

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off