The Record Newspaper 16 September 1899

RING

OF

u

THE

THE

ALL

GIANT'1

SECTIONAL

CULTIVATOR

wandered

two

STEEL

from

& SEEDER

WE

to retired approaching, them. where he awaited library, in sounded last their footsteps

CAN

PROVE

Wade

in

the

Sacred

"

the

Messenger

of

Machine

This

Francesco

dumb; from

Mazzi

You

struck a sob aroused him from his "his rested hand caresand brown curls, sud

Filippo He the

stupor. on

singly

asked

denly "

sat

he

did

nor

as

didst

my

son?

their

lives

of

and

idleness

I

can

noble

forget

his

face,

my

grand,

and

he is

too

bearing

to

never It

is

and

128

so

in

pround

his

but did something, what it was. Ah, let me the ring,for if go to him without I am sent with it he will see thou canst not and will forever. depart forget, else why should he He truly repents, care to beg «f thee to reeeive him ? Why did the sight of my mother's crucifix touch him so deeply ?

though then

"

&

as

TIMBER STEAM Head

Office

of

refreshment, thy breakfast

for

it

is

high noon, been but one. need a Thou wilt the scanty thee food to strengthen for the task before thee."

Filippo At last, the know "

CEDAR,

Nay, to

come

thee

DOOR

SASHES,

COUNTRY

art

thee me,

thy

Telephone

A.

STAKES,

NORTHAM

at

5,000

HANDICAP,

CAULFIELD

reckless

a

to

fancy

for

CUP,

BALLARAT

PERTH

October

at run

Caulfield,

5,000 at 5,

run

Flemington,

5,

5,

at

5,

run

at

CUP, 25,000

10,000 at

50,000

Helena

nin

5,

25,000 at

run

September

23

5,

November

24

Boxing Day,

December

26th,

run

January

January

Perth,

November.

Ballarat,

run

5,

at

12

26th,

Bank

Reference,

of New

South

and

contentment

hearts,

and

great

1899.

out

A

Wales.

day

"I

for

Sight-Testing

their

joy

they

Giuseppe

later

two

or

re

am

honoured,

which

boy will

speak

one

serve?"

to

I

sand the of you

sirs,"

and

"The

for

us,"

said

father.

is about the rings, Giuseppe," " Filippo. My father has given want me I thee to this gem, which put into a ring made after the pattern thou hast made. of the two already thou must mark in each ring Also,

MAKERS,

Perth.

Arcade,

to

It

said

KNAPP,

SPECTACLE

the

was

ceived another visit from Filippo, but this time the lad was accompanied by his father and brother.

1900.

"

AND

sur this with the thorough Then the three

peace

the

OPTICIANS

little,

world.

Of a child. into sunshine, where the of the roses seemed to breathe

am

&

a

of the

walked breath

"

CLARKE

all

with

enjoyment

goldsmith,

Free

travelled

something

felt.

1900.

1st,

seen

father heard and Filippo,

prise,

12th.

7tli

had

His

:

going daily He became to such himself as interested him

tb St.

devoting of learning He had also

most.

and

Vale,

of this friend, Peter's.

him

studious,

October.

Canning,

run

HANDICAP,

CUP,

5,

at

SUMMER

CUP,

at

10,000

not let would things, after alone, but,

holy

young rooms the city, took near reaching and so earnestly besought Antonio's, him to leave his sinful life and seek to live which was pure and noble that a sense that of home Antonio, feeling sickness for Villa Rosa and the

with

Perth.

LIST

Rome,

see

man

branches

September

Canning,

run

5,

5,000

CUP, 25,000

MELBOURNE

our

may

three '

In

names.

father's

my

Antonio, Filippo.' Fran 'Antonio, brother's, and in mine, cesco, Filippo,' Filippo, Antonio then Giuseppe, Francesco, will never to be sure they get write, In my

Francesco,

'

best,

without

finger,

Antonio,

my

to

the till once

ring, I

for

more

thee

DRAKE

which thee

bring

show

I

place thou

&

in a loving Filippo clasped and then, hand in hand, the

National Library of Australia

& and

Ironmongers BUILDERS'

in and that he believes as I do myself. Kiss !" my brother

embrace,

on himself the Antonio, finding su'hi of money, of a considerable use as which he was free to he chose, at first began to get out of it all the worldly it could enjoyment for a number of Hei lived give him. months in but the Arezzo, place to suit small and dull seeming too to where he he went him, Naples,

companion

CHARLES).

J.

lessons

to this Florence, influence, yielded and earn his and siet himself to work father's to welcome, and determined he bore above dis keep the name was now the He constant grace.

TO.

ALL'S

TEES

HANDICAP,

SIZES

Perth.

Barrack-st., MONSTER PRIZE FEDERATION

ALL etc.

Specialty.

107

SPRING

IN etc.,

ATTENDED

280,

TAT (C/o

forgiven, as fully

Antonio

a

PROMPTLY

ORDERS

SHELVING,

IRON

ARCHITRAVES,

Timber

Building

W.

FLOORING,

GALVANISED

MATCHBOARD, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS,

tiresome

no

day, but sat, instead, and and brother, life. of Antonio's

father the history

gard

!"

is father keeping home, when he will on

I

now

recited that

spendthrift. Taking he journeyed thither, and fell in with a small band of pilgrims. One of these, observing disre Antonio's weakness and utter

KALGOORLIE.

DEALS,

8 Royal and

our

it

and

his

a

PERTH.

STREET,

BALTIC

KAURI,

alone.

worst

WORKS.

LORD

with heard

began

have

can

Filippo,

the

JOINERY FREMANTLE

tutor

the

could hardly wait until the Filippo hour arrived. His father appointed down walked the roses with through and then him to the gates, watched fellow was until the little lost from He trusted Antonio's word view. a firm trust and that it was this once, Antonio might know by the fact that came

MERCHANTS,

:

Branches:

ANNIVERSARY

e

CO.,

IRON

<fc

his

owner

LIMITED,

CANNING

son, for it shall shall partake

my W

thyself, sayest.

be and

ST

no

Filippo

& Co.,

At the

hall,

said

to.

COOMBE, WOOD,

know

thou

the

on

us,

I'ttKTH.

I

over

Quiet

write

KELT,

to He is sad, too, wrong any one. and in the great Cathedral his eyes at times and he sighed grew tearful, not

Best

WILLIAM

do

as

kind,

PURSER

.

"

the

want

illCHI).

sin

his love for higher destroyed things to naught and brought instruct my was more ion. His mother patient with him than thou wert I, but while I child his yet a young gave him and bade him he portion go whither that and lead life which would, From that day to pleased him best. I have heard no word from him, this nor discovered how he fared. Fear wouldst be tempted thou, too, ing he have into the paths I chose, and told thee guarded thee carefully, of Antonio's lest I existence, nothing -also. Canst thou tell me lose thee how he looks, ?" Filippo

father.

its

one

until

stir

to became thoiisay In at the Duomo, 'Tis for he Mass! wonderful, truly was a and cared .but heedless fellow, to of those who get into the company

by

of

Implement

:

Where

thee,

BEST

Market.

Heart."

Cunchuleil. '

he .the

to

his

he the door, and, opening but held out his arms word, whom he had in to the son missed of all. spite outer

E.

trees

olive

the

them

MAZZI.

(B.

the

under

and, as in a garden, dream, passed along under the dark and in at the gates of Villa cypresses who had seen Rosa. The father, out

.

THE

T 0 R Y.

.

OURS

GENERAL

REQUISITES, ROLLED

Agents

for

Merryweather

Dariks & .Sons',

John

STUBBS, 351

Importers,

STEEL

&

(All

&

separated

Sies), ;

Windmill. Telephone 358.

Alston's

again."

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS,

Melbeurne Ltd., Fire Brigade Appliances.

Son,

London".

&

TUBES

GIRDERS

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

BRASS

IRONMONGERY, GALVANISED

Hay

;

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MOHAN THE

—

Physical easy

This

1

year of the Protestant Hawaiian Islands. residents, chiefs and foreign promiMr. Charlton, nent among them being to the Consul, suggested English the King to suspend for a time the and restraints manifold enactments had the missionaries which imposed. better said, be He would thusj they the conversion able to judge whether of as a matter natives was, of the was or it whether a fact, reality, than a mere masque better nothing of tilings. to conceal the old condition in his history Mr. already Jarves, the re sketches referred to, faithfully the mis hitherto attained sults by_ this crisis sionaries when super vened. he The Protestant missionaries,

were churches be described was witnessed out the islands.

the

insidious

.

to

better

him.

to

given

a

(p.

counsel He issued

a

pretended true

"

converts

in

were

enacted

at

;

common

they then

prostitution for fought,

scored off

;

they gambled, were grudges they drank, and they :

revelled." In a few weeks, the king however, laws to allowed the old stringent be and once more the re-enacted,

.

natives,

National Library of Australia

"Who

Honolulu

of those

many tant

;

efforts

Sandwich

were

revive

who

that

happened

during

those

ever,

forget ten

the

be

to

at

memorable Tne

ten

them

!

in reveals character of the

days

an and furnishes eloquent commentary on the results the labours which have flowed from from all of the missionaries. Freed severe the restraints of penal laws, to a man natives almost plunged

Islanders,

of into species every and excess, and by their of all utter decency plainly disregard showed that, although they had been

voluntarily wickedness

the

into

a

seeming submission

order

new as

of things, and depraved

they were as vicious

ceased. churches deserted,

has in matters of religion the As a result Protestant have become gradually, the and all important -

little better American mission is now than a by-word or an empty religious name. In 1840 Commodore Read, an thus commemorates American officer, his impression of what had hitherto been achieved by the efforts of a quarter " I must of a million say sterling "that the mass of the natives (he writes) the efforts of the all notwithstanding in to be still missionaries, appear in and licentious dolent, disposition, term of the virtue." quite ignorant Mr. About the same time Jarves the mass of wrote that with great " was an Protestantism the natives the external like clothes habit, from civilization." borrowed In r thus Brown 1854, evon the result of this once commented so

;

prise

promising :

—

missionary

enter

material

contact Christian

with

islands

who

nell's the

statements.

Group

an

;

intelligent than He

more

the

to

four-fifths

own

(

New

February,

27th

the property

of all

islands."

York

Evening

1895.)

in 1884, 1872, to 56,000 to whilst in 1896 the whole 44,000 number was of natives only 31,019, were of. about 2000 whom lepers. a consider There has been, however, and able influx of Japanese other so the whole that popula foreigners, in

;

-;

;

—

the

at

tion

have others tracts revealing

Not tated

life religious in and, crossing into writer came and prominent of

residing confirmed reluctantly

gentleman,

however, wealth

have reaped a may for the " missionaries' harvest, and their associates boast that

the

.native

109,000. not

haye

writers

apportion of blame

amount

hesi

considerable the decay of to the Puri

a

in.

population

Protestant of the in his Mr. Wallace; volume on " Australasia states the Stanford, 1884).

tanical severity missionaries.

the

on

few

a

to

day is

present

and

the

1888,

be said

84,000

BickMr. conceded

"

interesting

of Hoomanamana existence idolatry. idolatrous customs For time these a long Kaahumanu have beeu concealed. (the botlx and herself a convert Queen-regent), them Chistian teacher, by edicts; repressed be desire of the people to and the lespected and the fear of Christian peoples, by other name with the opprobrious being ridiculed restraints. as additional acted "pagans," heathenism Those addicted to practical but behind were avowal public kept from hid a show of Christian forms fetichthis The small common. worship almarmingly the Kaue O Kapohakaa wooden pebble power Fetich, Kailaipahoa-believedtohave of its to destroy life at bidding possessor of also and counter-charm, Kauila, the others, each of which wood, with many the worn on stands as a god, may be found The of even disciples. person professed stands forth an himself as king boldly of a design to and is idolator, suspected of a fetich So take the headship system. lies In a palace-room a Mr. Bicknell. says of Hawaii," Malo's of David copy History with the and super traditions, legends, Before of the islands. stitions reading, made round the sacred circuits are seven book is table then the opened, reverently of this and the credulous royal High Priest

(London, matter

very

The

—

clearly

Hawaiians

(he

are

Polynesians,

to be

due

in

those

especially

to

part

like

says),

visibly

all

other

in decreasing ratio. increasing

in a constantly bers, of these, the depopulation Pacific is thought Islands, the

as

of

num

But

the

by some

other writers

missionaries, more Reformed Church.

of

the

the

authority in months

;

After Bird wich

believes

the "

himself in furnishes

The

The

of government,, oppressive system and of ancient discontinuance sports, the habits of the consequent change in in this people have been powerful agents The missionaries work of depopulation. the measui'e of success have not attained from which the might have been expected efforts they have made. long and strenuous Christianised or re They have not truly the nation. They have presented generated de as a severe legal religion, Christianity of its tenderness, prived dignity, beauty, and amiability. They have not made the the

present

House

Wisdom."

of

the

basis

Halenaua,

of

system

with

converse

book

That

Mr.

has

house

with

He

worship a

—

has

many

their into

:

harmless.

But

another and Jehovah

miracles

;

with approaches worlds, they turn their

false

example

is

it

people fearing own gods. They read their Old Testament narratives

Testament

and

not

of these islands pulpit and denounced publicly exposed and idolatries Bicknell), (says -Mr. think this fetich believers professed

The hitherto these

of

of scripture.

texts

adds

and

even

its

august

for

relief

serving fetichism and New

when

to the

of

Kahunas

of the

American

The final crisis came in Protestant mission 1894, the old form of government was when aside

and

Hawaiian

Republic recognised by proclaimed duly the States and United European States Even in the United Powers. mission from its outset is the whole set

a

and

_

(Page

to whom

531.)

in 1S94, Another American writer, thus the summarised complete mission failure of the Protestant —

The

missionaries

both intellectual trol, heathen race seeking tion,

gods.

adds—

missionaries. those are

tions.

death

exchange

religion.

Wallace

these remarks of the Congregational apply who for of tke.TJnited States, denomination from 1820 to 1860 had 40 years, nearly aimost undisputed possession of the field, the over and long exercised great influence Government. That has now influence to but it be may impossible ceased; of re the evil effects'of a system neutralise and habits of which pression hypocrisy beern at work for two have nearly genera The

devoted.to three division's, embracing four orders &c., and chirography, astrology,, who of practice Kahunas, respectively fatal medicine, incantation, imprecation, these and divine And power. represent their incanta Kahnau idolatrous preface those

tions

love

people

of the

or

citing " in Six

—

;

Sanctum the gods.

of the

Isabel Sand he gives the words of Islands," Mr. the Hawaiian Consul-General, that Manley Hopkins, who attests

"

the return With of the old regime laws were the Puritanical renewed, of the and for some years the religion to missionaries continues American be alone recognised by the State. of tolera Since i860 a greater spirit in tion has and official prevailed, terference

Hawaiian the Atlantic in

the

76).

(p.

James

Bicknell been to publish constrained the present low condition on

that

added,

;

together and that paganism, themselves professing

:

Rev.

congregational

pious,

;

link

to

un

the gradual after their arrival in Three years Honolulu the missionaries made a census and a of the islands reported and native population of 142,000 at the census in 1826 number the next to was reduced in 108,000 1850, to

Protes

the

retain

endeavour

name

and

of the vicis feature Hawaiian Islands is decay of the native race.

that

us

tells

firm

a

be

be kept

A remarkable of the situdes

Christianity whilst openly; have in Christians relapsed they to their rites. He old heathen private appeals in proof of this to the testimony missionaries them of the American He thus writes selves.

the

Journal (vol. xxxi.) in of these jubilee days is thus described

of those history true colours their

He

of

regards

and to

must

but

He

of the

equal bent, and a saint."

and

unfit

despotism." as

that

filthy

licentious,

liberty,

scrupulous,

returned

asserted

utterly

but

sons

the homely Erskine more Islands Sandwich

to.

referred

race,

control

they

latest

already

day. old heathenish

Asiatic

will

days

devil

a

said

number

were

debased,

a

the

rich

phase of the far-famed is enterprise missionary Rev. sketched for us in the pages of " Enter Dr. in Divine Pierson his of' Missions" (Boston 1892), prise The

every

"

old

converted to all being duly became Protestant as appearance, missionaries now re before. The solved to leave undone to nothing their Their friends secufe triumph. iff the United States gave every A number assistance in their power. of new and energetic sent agents were this mission to field promising

scene

in reality ever."

The worst Honolulu a modern but civil, and general, the anarchy prevailed throughout were Schools .deserted, group. were teachers relapsed, congregations excesses and in thinned, abounded, some in the district especially places, of Hilo,' idolatrous Hawaii, worship was Several performed. again were churches lives burnt, and some of heathen lost. The wilder orgies over the men ism rioted land left wives their their wives, husbands, and rela brothers, sisters, parents, in wild beasts tives" united like scenes

'

to

—

increasing

to instances of their ancestors"

the

schooled

:

were

some

particular

description.

beggars

imagine

evil

both

vehemently

mission

same

some

Hawaiians

with

under

Post,

good and

?

Till

he

of the

and

sons

trusted

were

the

mission

aries'

idolatrous

Ralph

in

Hawaiian

their suddenly The mission

ignorant,

and

strenuous

the

followed

that

than

22nd

the

"

the native

Protastant

—

and

In

allow

theresult

Jarves to describe The scene (he/says)

realized fully converts

of

the

of a considerable

missionaries

the among the Church

among

perhaps

lines

Pagan

lay

to their

idolatry

was

seen

will

Never,

I'm

which

Many returned practices, made in

proclama

were

We

colours.

to

and

tised,

in all authority centreing legal ex with few and himself, removing, the various existing penal ceptions, the of restraints. At once masque was Protestantism and aside, flung their Mr.

even

emphatic To

-

tion

the

and

islanders, members.

yet

by

the same time at still of the evils existing

even

writer,

and practise any They might, The laws every vice with impunity. were morals prostrate! regarding no Drunkenness and debauchery a but place, longer sought hiding were and shamelessly prac openly

ear

which

or

the

clergy

Church, February

;

false

and

Plymouth

but adherents, whole tone changed. of

apt with the design of persuaded, views of things, or exaggerated with this effect. but yet in sume degree in the Sand The accounts of the mission in fact, often scarcely wich Islands appear, with each other. The statements reconcilable of the good done, it is not easy to reconcile with time, the statements given at another

"

229).

willing

to

of conversion

are

of

sterile

failure." disgraceful the missionaries,

had boasted

are

giving

aside the masque the under mis com had been sionary regime they more to assume. Orfce the pelled scenes of 1834 were'everyirreligious Rev. The Dr. where renewed. of the Missions," Brown, in "History of the natives writes that multitudes festiviles

began

"

lent

and

their

very

mis American that many statements to make strong

too,

us

we

not,

during the 10 to celekept

resume

to

a

"

a

recently,

in

!

teachers. giving By fraud, by ev.en and by ready sins, up much-loved of the Scriptures, many knowledge mem managed to become Church because importance bers, by it their chances was and their of increased

King

through

emphatically

opportunity

few real converts, claimed the the desire of of manners,

preferment

everywhere

strikes

sionaries

was that days' jubilee brute the repudiation by the British of such an Government annexation, the Puritanical laws were suspended. of the availed Again the natives

justly

;

The

more

still

instruction,

political

revival

It

A second crisis, however, super vened. During the short period that the Hawaiian were Islands annexed in 1843, and by Lord George Paulet,

but

and much of the gradual to be the result change for the better the of their labours. Still, following become the it had of rulers, example be of their belief all fashionable to in their hands offices were important more than intelligence, and interest, to outward an conspired produce num to morality. While conformity were bers to the best of their abilities their thousands Christians, joined motives. Per ranks for unworthy have' the united instance haps in no the and of cunning mendacity character more been Hawaiian in their than strikingly displayed to deceive their religious stratagems

Testaments the among schools and and what may

religious

a

in

felt,

as

—

amelioration

opened, as

have

we

manner, in the

in

on Brooklyn, 1895, described

;

.

they

.

though

additional

natives,

.

says— " Numbered

New broadcast or

compara

describe involving

been

A Protestant

speaking

man,

—

The

crisis

,

.)

240,000 Bibles were scattered

the first-great mission in the of the Some

is

are

have

to

results.

spiritual

of

results

it

—

1834 marks

Concluded

which

declared

now

esti

.

(

i)

and moral changes,

find

we

—

Editor,

the

correct

to the American regard In its mission Sandwich Islands. ac earlier favourable exceeding stages counts were given of its state and prospects found after it was that but some years for gold much that turned had been taken The put to be dross. aspect of the mission time to in from very was time, fact, like a summer day in some changeable; it was now cloud. now sunshine, countries, Even at the same would present period it side and dark. different a bright a aspects,

PACIFIC. Jouriial

a

find

sense, and

estimate to and moral

difficulty

peculiar

Freeman's

which

to

.but as changes, religious of the state and movements they do the for to human it is manheart, impossible with determine and delineate certainty.

THE

PROTESTANT MISSIONS IN

the

by

perceptible

—

tively

(To

religious

things

have

wealthy

getting and for

only succeeded colony of a few

in and merchants fessed to evangelise. welcomed them, and

practical political,

religious in building

con-

of

a

instruc up

a

hundi'ed planters the islands they pro The has population it in two generations

,

—ON

— -

mate missions.

few than

.

CARDJX-U.

tire

axe

(difficult of the

more

survivors for all but The perished. form of any greater part have rejected so readily, the doctrines received they once where have not received theand they Catholic faith ceased they have practically to be Christians. has the

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district September 1, 1827. wood four we took

States in the United public The early the .past ifew years.

reading during American tomed to various

extravagant

was

freely

prices.

Credit,

came

when claim will

April

of the

development

tale

:

of

1826

message-bearers not were so devout as minds wholly on spiritual

says) their

some

shrewd

were

to

train In

believed they were pleas were sur Later they prised by a demand for immediate in sandal-wood, which then payment in China. very high prices brought They were by .this'.jTime hopelessly to the extent one involved of nearly million dollars' indebtedness. The were chief items looking-glasses, which were sold for sums ranging The from 150 to 1000 dollars each. smallest hand-mirrors brought 150 a and it is said it was fad in dollars, to 1826 for every young black kanaka all had buy each of his sweethearts the several a hand-mirror. But awful overtook the day of reckoning —

with and

sultation

Hunnewell,

close

Hiram

St.

every certain

while females

ceive

All

"

other of the before Com who Peacock,

as

of sandal-

all

the

The gress Jones,

matter in in

Hoffman,

a

China

gathering

of the

by

each

re

an man.

average Trees

was

brought

1838,

when

before Con Commander Hon. Ogden

the

to

acknowledged terms

the

richly exterminated

clearest

:

Buildings,

William

cr.

fresh

Mur

and

258.

Convent

and

Day

founded

Educational is conducted both comprises

Boarding newly

THIS tablishment, the

which

Dominican and mentary

School. Es

by

Nuns, ele To schools. higher young desirous of extended ladies an pursuing of studies and the course acquiring most for modern sought accomplish From ments, it offers peculiar advantages. the eminence on which it stands wide a and is and the prospect obtained, pretty climate is exceedingly and pleasant, healthy the trials of summer moderated being by the sea-breezes which blow at that season with almost unfailing regularity.

ELEMENTARY The

HIGH

State

SCHOOL.

above

Besides

mentioned.

of Music, Harmony, Wood Painting, Carving,

Theory ing,

work, and

—

the

Shorthand.

Economy, jects

all

subjects pre Also School Syllabus. Domestic Euclid, Algebra,

scribed by the Book-keeping,

..

SCHOOL

embraces

course

Paper Fruit

Flower

the

Piano, Singing,

sub

Violin, Draw Needle

Art Wax

Flower

making modelling, Languages (French, German, Italian

and

to

lady

and

instruction

given

students. for

Pupils Musical, For Mother

prepared University

the

and

terms and Superior.

Civil

Service,

examinations.

particulars

apply

to

the

the

Australian

The

of

Rev.

He

seriatim. that the

August

Tuesday,

Father

15.

were a secret society, Jesuits how was such a society explaining out the and constituted, pointing a difference. He denied that Jesuit to him would play the part attributed Rowe of assuming by Mr. any

character

that

suited

that asserting would always

his

purpose

—

contrary h " and his respect truth and name," neighbour's quoting from the "mingled and mis praise some of Macaulay, representation "

nature

of the passages, in illustration rev. of the Order. The correspon the oft repeated dent also repudiated that the teaching of the calumny was that the end justified the Jesuits means. Mr. Rowe in reply repeated the were a his charge, that Jesuits secret in support of society, quoting "a his charge from a book he called of the compendium of the privileges at of the the press printed Society Jesuit College at Prague in 1703." He went on to why, if the society inquire were actuated by the high motives it described O'Gorman, by Father had been expelled from almost civil ised; country and abolished by the rev. The also Pope. gentleman to in took the manner exception which Father O'Gorman had quoted and cited Dr. DesMacaulay, one, an cantis, priest, apostate a his that charge Jesuit, a Protestant come if it

in

The following purpose. tains Father O'Gorman's

letter

of

proof

be

might suited

his con

answer

:

Editor. Mr. Rowe's Sir, reply to my letter has come to hand, and I that he has neither find answered my —

To The The Rev.

nor

satisfactorily

proved any statements. slanderous ments and authorities his to substantiate taken tions are from

of

suffi

and The argu he has adduced his

false

erroneous

asser

and from spurious their real and evident meaning and or are from writers context, produced avowed who have been, open and if we enemies of the Jesuits. Surely a were desirous to obtain and just of any individual or candid character we not of any would seek society, from their embittered that information foes. Yet this is what the Rev. Mr. I will endeav Rowe has done. Still, our to follow this gentleman in his in of devious wanderings pursuit I slander. will deal in turn with references to his Catholic relating The of the Jesuits, and, suppression will in order to be brief, I disregard in reply. issues raised In the lesser "The of the support proposition, secret are a Mr. Jesuits society," Rowe quotes from an alleged manual at of Jesuitical constitutions, printed This manual is a Prague in 1703. It was written and a libel. forgery and named Zarowich, by a person was refuted and repudiated by mem as an bers of the society unprinci con was also It pled production. demned by the Congregation of the This Index at Rome. congregation this production to be libell declared to ous and to be falsely ascribed the to re it be pronounced Jesuits.; and with calumny defamation, plete that it should be read, and forbade or the sold. With kept, undying of falsehood it has, however, vitality some editions. Mr. gone, through Rowe says that the faculty binding on conscience extends to things secret sources,

apocryphal distorted

are

occultis

not

is

rather

sen

nan

vague.

fact

"Lingdale,"

in

Private Terms

RESIDENCE

288

Hay

Accommodation

Superior ers.

&

to or re is a power granted in an or a individual society siding some to perform duty or to exercise some function. How, then, can this to or secret things power be applied not ? A is not an manifest faculty to the oath like oath binding secrecy

—

Suite Moderate.

for

Street for

Families.

East. Board

the Masons no

secret

take.

oath.

The take Jesuits Mr. Rowe thinks it

and

in

Joly,

says of the

Histoire

his

Politique

There never was kind in the Society "

:

The

the

on

three

their

chastity

denied the charges denied the assertion

promulgated, This manifestis.

JgOARD

f

vows of poverty, is the oath obedience to to the and Pope obey go unreservedly wherever he pleases to send them as How missionaries. and faithfully have they obeyed this oath loyally As to their tells. history gloriously the concealed and secret instructions to their enemies, which, according Mr. J. their should regulate conduct,

with

1

Faculty

"

National Library of Australia

the

Rev.

or

:

We. compelled natives to pay 1,000,000 nearly The details which he furn dollars." interest ished are not without the the

Baun's

Greenough

Private

by

and

letter

of

re

Latin).

regarded

was

meant

it

by the

was, Hawaiian

De

and

Literature

roots, as a result, Islands."

up

wood

scented

in

wood

for

great hardship, labour 16 days'

dug

sold

were

amount

were

in

goods

LTD.,

CO.,

consignments

Hay-street,

Tel.

—

instructive the oath

be of

nature

on the attack.ipade G. E. Rowe in Jesuits by the afternoon of his Sunday pleasant O'GorAugust 13, the Rev. Father man a letter to the Vest addressed

reply

to

ciently

—

:

a

of

in

to contribute compelled amount given time a certain mats cloth and rare

The

quired

were

were

missionaries.

the

of age

years

a

these

weekly

In

challenge

MORAN.

and

meet this unparalleled law was enacted obliging to a able-bodied man;, collect of sandal-wood, quantity the women term all (by which

cluded) within of tapa

regular

ray-streets.

to

13

Louis

11.

William-street,

con

CARDINAL

APOTHECARIES

drugs.

a

over

his

Cathedral,

Mary's.

W.A.

to

order

F.

August

as them severely why questioned their had not paid for goods people sold and delivered them by the mis sionaries. Hiram Bingham was the for and the commander, interpreter an extended though he wrote history he nowhere of the Hawaiian Islands, manner at in any hints the remark which able claim of a million dollars was collected at the bayonet's point. of After the taking of a brief amount ex Commander evidence, parte Jones that were concluded the claims all and he sent just, King. Kamehameka must or word that the sum be paid, it in the name of he would enforce the United States."

In

in

some

Finally, were summoned chiefs mander Jones, of the

demand,

letter

classic

Bingham,

company,

missionaries.

the

elicited

PATRICK

t

one people bright morning in June, the Peacock 1826, when war-sloop arrived in Hawaiian waters. They had seen but none before, warships had come on a friendly mission. save The unexpected arrival of the Pea cock excited the native curiosity, the more because the com particularly

in

in

mission

,

—

xseen

of the Catho I need not

to their in ministering co-religionists that One minister land of suffering. venture did thither Father during but a glance at the Damien's lifetime, sufficed for him. He leper gropp sooner landed than he re had no turned to the steamer, and at once took from those unattractive his departure shores. three About years ago an other minister, full of courageous re thither. He chose solve, proceeded a site from for his abode at a distance the infected and avoided all quarters, with the communication Jepers; a he after few months nevertheliess, the aureola all to of claim, resigned and chose for himself else heroism, where a more missionagreeable field.— Yours, &c.,

.Lord.

often

on

not

am

a

to know the taken by the instruct him on this I will Jesuits. he if will learn. The only point, oath fake in conjunction the Jesnits

would

Defence

.

any

defence penned by Stevenson. It used to be often asked, how one of the many is it that some Protestant ministers in Honolulu at not least be shamed into would

their

was

or

Robert

they

mander

I

ister

to refusal purchase to in be construed as an insult their In buying Christian visitors. genious in church goods at the prices current

circles, ing the

As

lic

dual of halfcapacity half- Yankee. trader and. they priest carried a large stock of looking-glasses and small hand mirrors, besides bon nets and from ancient and clothing in The stocks Boston. shop-worn wares natives of these bought freely on ac and when the chiefs hesitated count of hard times, charit they were unlimited credit. They ably given coaxed were to buy the goods finally lest

sandal

dollars,

treating Hawaii, the at refer to leper-home Molokai, where Rev. Father Damien, by a that times heroism in modern has never won the aureola been surpassed, on of martyr of charity. The attack min his fair fame by a Presbyterian

things,

strange

offered,

case

Spanish

Hawaiian

a claim lated for compensation

(it

traders.

In

O'Gorman's of the Jesuits.

Father

before

residence of no

formu Government the United States in 1894, but further became discussion of such a claim island when the whole unnecessary, was form group on August 12, 1898, States. annexed to the United ally The

—

The

for their

Mat

increased. in the year

rapidly

a crisis to 1826, their the missionaries presented a million of dollars. for almost of allow the New York Herald to the further relate 1894, 23,

ters

"

also,

but at exorbitant of the indebtedness

given, and thus

interest, the natives

I

with natives and trinkets

the

his

67 Gov

atdiand worth that sum. conveniently No who were infirm or person, except those too advanced in age to go to the mountains, the was demand. Every exempt from woman had to pay a mat 12ft. long and 6ft the or wide, or tapa cloth of equal value, of one dollar. All of this sum pro Spanish houses, perty had to be put in designated to any to be removed or and never applied other the of the purpose except liquidation debts designated."

accus

of dress

supply

articles

were

of

the

thing

.

at

.

missionaries

of the

ernor

deliver

to

only

acknowleges

etc.,

,

anything of Jesus." the

constitutions are those

'

society

by Igna

leff

their sainted founder, at tius Loyola, " writes his death. We ourselves," " Mr. have compared them J. Joly, with the Spanish (the translations) house of the text at the "principal them in Rome and found Jesu at

accord.

absolute one

only

Order."

the

And

this is the in force amongst

everywhere Mr. does

authority a Order therefore, tract this

Rowe's

not

prove

spurious the

Jesuit

ought,

secret

society.

He

as

honest Mr.

man, Rowe

an

slander. how

to

.

re

wants

an can be authority when it is and unknown, how can when it is it be unknown This is to be unlawful. agreed me inform him but let casuistry, but there are three properly consti the world the tuted societies in the and the Church. State, family, in Each is supreme and independent or its own No section sphere. part can transfer its alleof the nation to from the State giance legally any that or power any Body in the State act in the name does not and with the authority of the-State. This the is a Masons do. There supreme in the Masonic controlling power to craft unknown the general body is vowed of members. As obedience to this without the formal authority of the State, and as the permission to obedience extends future injunc to the Masons vow, therefore, tions, and unknown. obey orders unlawful Mr. Rowe asks, Why was it neces the from almost to expel Jesuits sary

know unlawful to

—

'

been the before

to

—

has

fact

—

into

brought

Every man. (he says) had pounds of good sandal- wood

:

"

Hawaiian

these

In :connection with one missions, particular

'

civilised

every

country

in

Europe?

found the Bap The tist or to Christ ? crucify were because expelled they Jesuits Herodidenounced the Herods and Scribes and the Pharisees, ases, the I

ask, Why to behead

might

necessary

the the

the

irreligious,

was

it

John

semi-religious,

the and the godless, immoral, and the tyrant, because persecutor denounced vice, they everywhere excess the and with immorality, Non stern of the rebuke Baptist. licet. This is ex-, why they were is This why they became pelled. the rationale of intolerable. This is " the the cry, Down with Jesuits Oneof the primary aims of the society "

!

in every an attitude assume absolutely opposed to what ever was Protestantism Protestant. centre and assailed the of unity, to

was

way

the Papacy, destroying indisbound themselves to See. The the Holy solubly of the bounds Protestants enlarged became license. The till it discipline bound themselves by rule to Jesuits Protest unconditional obedience.

aimed The

at

Jesuits

ants

often

of

passion.

under the acted The founders

Society following

of

moral

laxity

on

Jesus, the noble

the

impulse of the contrary,

of an formed themselves into religion, is a marvel of which organisation directed their actions and unity and infidelity Protestantism, against prudence. persecution late The

with

inspirations

consummate of the

Hence the cause and hate they have

Pope

Pius

IX.

won.

of

holy "The declared Jesuits memory to the have been of great assistance the of attacks Church by repelling atheism Protestantism and they the hate of have, therefore, gained :

;

and evil but in return men, won the esteem and affec have they This verdict tion of the good." the from Vicar pf Christ outweighs licentious and calumnies of the the courtiers, persecuting. greedy heretics

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981671

—

hate

of

their

enemies

to

designs.

Hence

self

the

into

with we

have "

that

the

Jesuits,"

said

thing (the be only

Chris

struggle

terrific

he, tian

earnestness.

revolutionary flung him them against " Once

destroyed infamous will

religion) us." for

play The

Voltaire

He

child's successful.

was

were Yet expelled. Jesuits their inveterate enemy, Voltaire, to their conduct high testimony

in worth Whilst

bore and D' Alembert.

to

letter,

a

even

he

<

-

writes, doing my best," u to realise the motto, Ecrasez Uinfame, to the meanness of I will not stoop The defaming the Society of Jesus. best years of my life have been spent I and while there in their schools, never to but what listened anything was Good testimony exemplary." same foe The from the surely same banished and the hate spirit them

also when

!

from

VIII. and

capricious

to

further

England. pressed by his

Henry

greedy and nobles monastic his

courtiers

continue

"

and spoliation, cried, By when our they Lady the cormorants, the will have devoured garbage, the dish also. swallow My whole staunch their Tealm cannot (the greedy maws." courtiers) come to the Bull of suppres I now XIV. The .words sion of Clement Bull from the said by Mr. quoted

robbery

like their Rowe that, only prove were with them Divine some Master, that and some others them, against and their had their they opponents It was between these partisans. that factions seditions and the arose, for responsible than those disturbances and feuds was for the Christ enmity between or his followers and his enemies the Peter between little passage-at-arms And I unhesitatingly and Malchus. the action characterise and stigmatise and their of these immoral kings courtiers and and ambitious greedy and those atheistic and ministers, and ency philosophers revolutionary as the hatred of heretics clopaedists and of and the persecution villainy un evil-minded men. They were " For able to appreciate the Jesuits, the man understandeth not carnal As to the things that are of God." he does not condemn Clement XIV., in but he justifies his action them that them, by saying suppressing such to restore a step was necessary the Holy relations between amicable courts of the Bourbon See and the be a prudent Tt might and Princes. course for the Pope to diplomatic but it caused him pain. He take, was never seen to smile afterwards, of a broken and he died a year later heart. was to bear Pressure brought was and intrigue him. It force upon that and not accomplished justice, the of the Society of suppression was For no made to attempt Jesus. the charges establish brought against them, and they were impeached be no fore tribunal, although they were most and of crimes accused odious, before laid to the such as were never men And why ? charge of civilised, were false the accusations Because were

Jesuits

no

more

;

!

National Library of Australia

—

i

Mr. Rowe is anxious omitted Macaulay's it tation. I omitted I

letter

to prevent

Rowe

obedience

vation

In

have

That

I

might

vincible

of

for

I

Rowe

did

deed

not

the

evidently quotation.

from

invincible

Rowe

from

proceeding can

accusation

of

the

An

act

But Mr. understand

not

proceeding can and is Mr. What

ignorance the agent. that

was

the

doer.

forget does

meant

the

ignorant re be held morally agent could for it, if the ignorance after sponsible and investigation due research could not be enlightened. Mr. Rowe can not be regarded as invincibly ignorant the true character of the regarding not

Jesuits, authorities

truth

he

therefore,

of

it

be,

no

in

or

on

because

.there

which

ought

as

to

responsible

orthodox

are a

teacher

of

to.

He

is,

before

God

for

refer

found

in

emanated

from

the

or

the

cannot

be

nation

just

one

either

possessed.

it

of irrespective acting lawfully, and freedom and the right of lawful means. but by. With the usual unfairness of Pro supports his testants, Macaulay The slanders slanders by no proofsauthorities of the other non-Catholic which Mr. Rowe for pass quotes are besides they what worth they Mr.

by pub

by

all,

their

;

extra

are

religious private, to

support

to

anyone, whatso

pretence kings or princes

any

of

—

has

and to be

it

Suarez

religion, resistance,

deprivation the exercise re penalties

or, above undertake allowed is

it

suits .

ment

command,

we

that

discretion, in public

to slay tyranny, to make on any attempt

rem.

Rowe

Descantis

from

quotes prove his

to

Dr. that

a

assertion

a would become Protestant, I think of the asks me what was a doctor. Descantis pervert, the and calumniated Church foully and I of him he abandoned think what I of other and think pervert a

Jesuit and he

or

persons.

;

could

Now,

there.be any stronger or clearer refutation of the Rowe-cuw.? both Macaulay calumiiy Plainly are these and gentlemen wilfully

It

makes

1839,

the following

remarks

does

public

authority

God,

from

whom

alone

likes

the saying, (to the clean all in other words,

According Mr. and judging evil.

God is

and

good

things in

the

it

in of

or tocracy, democracy, God for it from alone, of from the nature

from

This

power

is

not

depend

on

whether

the

nature

is

race

wish

by the

law

it

of and

God

of

resisteth of God."

Does to

liberty of license heart of

power

law

of

therefore be

the —

the

"

it

been

has

government resisteth

the

have the

God, and

mean

He

who

ordinance

St.

Paul

Omnia

things charity to

this

Rowe he

Neither

munda are

or,

thinketh

no

maxim, then, by his opinion be

cannot can

mundis

clean),

he

very

be very he thinks

—

spy, eye.

must on

Yours,

extreme

AMBROSE

the

preaching knife into the plunge a king ? This does not read doctrine of men like the who to would be slain permit kings by their But let us hear. them subjects. the rights on of the people to

If

—

giving or

does for

governed they

Now,

this look like the people

it

men,

would

this seems to introduced, when he says ing of the Apostle the

nature. for

before became

for trespassing so apologise but this your valuable space, will be my last letter. From my rev. I can antagonist expect nothing but a 'rehash and reproduction of the old stock calumnies have been that and a denied thousand disproved I dislike times over'. No polemics. is of it. All along it good comes a circuitous only of way saying " I You're another." hope I have no offence. If I I am have given to make;the amende honorable willing or to withdraw apologise. I

therefore

that

law,

they

perish. law of

the

made

save

not

that the infected infected seems yellow. to the jaundiced

all

far

immediately and

consent not or

As

immediately

man

by natural

civil

monarchy,

comes

the

to

who

Jews ?

the

If

seems

—

aris

Jesuits,

verified

All

without

general,

follows

who

unless

be,

is

Him

they

must human

that "

power political in particular

comes

:

by Me

is

the that proving from God he adds

comes

Firstly thinking

it

reign,

out

:

ruleth

after

And power

still

cries

from

or honest good, for straight, are a wicked, Jesuits crafty, and immoral murderous lot of men. Perhaps in Mr. Rowe the couplet is

of "

Daniel The prophet over the kingdom of to whomsoever He will."

The

giveth

wisdom

the

Kings

and

men,

all It

that

High

Most

The

Proverbs

of

rule."

by Me

princes

lawful.

Book

of the clean.

comes come

the

save

no

Why

—

—

from

is

—

The

that

nest.

own

the are not wrong, Jesuits But St. Paul did not change wrong. to his religious views adopt Jewish their tenets. No, he only followed customs whilst his Catholic retaining even belief. But this the Jesuits not do charitable and zealous would are of as for the purpose they Mr. Protestants. Rowe the saving

indeed,

certain

not

its

slanderer of truth.

not

was

from a nonauthoritative Order on the mutual teaching and duties of kings and sub rights and will afford rulers ruled, jects, another refutation of the Macaulay slanders The illustrious Jesuit, in his Cardinal treatise Bellarmine, " teaches De Laicis," is

fouls

support Mr. Rowe quote ? of the Jesuits became Prbtestant

Jew to

a

;

It

that

hired

Jesuits have Protestants, they them St. Paul's example,

—

witness, writer! of the

bird

in

—

or as a body, acted upon either individually On the such principles. they contrary, were censured and repudiated by the The doctrines most of their Society. moralists Bellar illustrious Bourdaloue, mine and are from such others free

Good Catholic

mud-slingers.

bad

this

friends

with anti-social It does not, how Jesuits in general,

the

that

appear

a

authority

The Society is charged and immoral principles. ever,

is

And

the slanderin'g J esuits. " writer in- the Knight's as far as back Cyclopaedia,"

Penny

itinerant

paid

deliberately A Protestant

'

the in

be made

ever

this.

to

attributable

our

whosoever ever

a

defence,

quoqne

ignorance

ground

company

our

reading, instructing lishing books, shall the that opinion

adopt

forgotten

no

to

of

is

it

it

to be for teaching possible extreme obedience opposed to to than or more favourable freedom now is this ? Where Macaulay ? the He says Jesuit preached Catholic obedience when the King was when the was ruler and liberty wrote Protestant. But Bellarmine in Rome and Suarez in Spain, in the most under re Catholic of countries Catholic If Mac princes puted better loved patient enquiry aulay he than would not be rhethoric, slanderFor of his atrocious guilty he would have found that the Jesuits but to lawful, teach obedience govern

—

of

served

or

community,

Is

stains.

—

may

writes

virtue

whenever a

this

appoint

more

doctrines of of liberty,

holy obedience, under pain of excommunication, from of all offices, suspension and other of the priesthood

says-

tu

a

He

ever.

power to therefore

!

extreme doctrines extreme —

and

this

given

king remotely

otherwise

why

hand

not

has

power in

or

directly whole

—

and argument, that his introduction of secular reply on into the pulpit Pleasant subjects to cater to a semiSunday Afternoons and cheering crowd is, with religious a out a shadow of doubt, mockery of religion and travesty and sacred the abomination of desola things, in the and tion, holy standing place, should a profanation of what be the house of God whilst the transparent motto aud evident motive for it all is for the greater glory of the Rev. Mr. and the Rowe good of his billet; .would be vulgar because only this Mr. Rowe also remarks I too true. to

Civil

By a decree, dated July 16, 1610, the of Claud Aquaviva, then general this the Society, allays calumny for

a

This is charitable. Mr. method Rowe's retort

the

arm

of

body

why ?

God

man

the people, of rulers to misgovern the right and of everyone of the the right people to into the heart of a bad plunge his knife were inculcated ruler, same by the man, himself to the sub as addressed according of Eliza of or to the ject Philip subject beth.

what the whether question the glory of God and the sal call of souls is not a travesty of both.

Jesuits

and

wars

whole

in particular, any individual to the whole From people. can follows that each nation that sort of government that Bellarniine. best. So far effect also writes to the same

—

civil inflame assassin

to the

to

open

that

office to plot against less their of apostate to and lives kings, rumours and to raise tumults,

thrones spread evil

:

is

it

was

the

general conflagra such end would the tion, justify of the house. In both destruction these the end, the preservation cases, of property, of life and security justi fies an action otherwise unlawful. are actions On the other hand there that wrong, is, intrinsically wrong of all circumstances, independent such as defamation of a blasphemy, be man's and these cannot character, done for not even any end whatever— of the human race for the salvation or the whole the of preservation this is and world. Now, Jesuit Catholic Mr. Rowe says teaching. now resolves it is not. The question itself into Who is telling the truth —Father knows who O'Gorman, and ought to know, or the Rev. Mr. Rowe, who does not ? Mr.

is

Nor

the

the power Because is The right of punish with and the death, which -society requires pther rights cannot be exercised for its preservation unless by by man: oveir his fellows But it is clear ofGod. authority And'

will and now prove The in quotation

false.

question

know

to

in

is

power

nation.

of Divine right. offenders ing

misrepresen because my too and long,

growing could

I

be

to

it

an

It

was

because

:

sary

Political

the

.

favourites,

and

slanderous

,

and the vitupera and revolutionary who, twenty philosophers, godless the of the after suppression years altar and throne overthrew society, in France, and deluged the land with horrible and most blood and carnage were exThe Jesuits corruption. the led from intrigue Portugal by pel hate of and diabolical Pombal, would not become his because they in the tools confiscating pliant In France, of Paraguay. Reductions because of the they were expelled of Madame de Pompa wickedness the of Louis mistress XV., to dour, a and confessor, whom they refused as the Baptist whom they denounced because she denounced Herodias, her immoral off would not break the her with relations King and the Duke de Choiseul. Vol friend were taire and D' Alembert specially the of interested in the overthrow rewhom they naturally Jesuits, as the most formidable garded

worthy

?

falsehoods he is them. Refer circulating respecting ence to and false authorities spurious will not absolve him from this guilt. that he is willing He also intimates en to have his woeful ignorance I would undertake the lightened. task only I consider it hopeless whilst he keeps his the present company— and Pombals Pompadours, the Voir D' Alemberts, de taires, Choiseuls, and Descantes, et hoc genus omne. vAs there are none so blind as those who not are none so will there see, so as not learn. those who will ignorant Christ's transformed the bigot appeal but I fear Saul into the apostle Paul, Mr. that Rowe will be Mr. Rowe and the same and to-day, yesterday forever. the

.

un

mistresses,

and the groundless, Pope that it Was not in protested solemnly or of crimes but punishment fanlts, in order to off ward evils, greater of schism, and persecution heresy the Church that they were suppressed. It was with hand and trembling tears in his eyes that Clement signed the fatal decree. Yes, the Jesuits, were born to be persecuted like Jesus, Like Him died. andjcrucified. they But like Him also they rose again. act For Pius as an of justice VII., and a and reparation, for solemn denial of the charges brought against on demand of the them, acting Catholic re-established Christendom, them. risen from the Yes, they are much dead. And are they very with redoubled alive, working under the energy and renewed spirit, old flag, the grand old motto, bearing " All the for of God and the glory salvation of souls," while heresy and atheism hate, and immorality yelp curs and gamble like vicious along and continue their old game. theirpath Mr. The Rev. Rowe trots out again teach the old slander that the Jesuits the maxim, " the end unconditionally the means." He evidently justifies a is believer in the advice Keep on some of it will stick. throwing dirt, do not The Jesuits teach this princi the means, that the end justifies ple, in the and limited except qualified sense which in every good moralist holds it. This is sound in principle a limited but unsound and sense, immoral if universally There applied. are which under ordin many actions are but unlawful, ary circumstances which under circumstances special become justifiable. Thus it would be wrong under circum ordinary stances to pull house down a man's neces but if it were against his will,

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away.

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only that

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too

.

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the

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nice

a

I

am

competition. I

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write on

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not after

dry

very

but

I

up

Saturday Father

Mass, and

Friday Mass, and he gave me a nice St. book I Avas as a present. Joseph's prayer old the II on 17th of this month. years and I went out on Saturday and My sisters Avild and everlastings. some got peaches died in My auntie, Maggie (Mrs. Kean), last Rest Fremantle Saturday fortnight. I remain in peace. your loving grandchild, Thomas O'Connor.

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me

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off from

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for

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relief.

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no

on

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I

ago

year

I

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symptoms

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thought

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are

going

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my

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—

Grandma,

Dear

those

of

all

were

May Maud

THE

BILIOUSNESS.

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boys a

FOR

BEANS

to

large congregation, terms to the in alluded laudatory to the choir services rendered by Miss Hill, he hoped that lady was leaving, and, as that who an old hand at Mrs. F. was Kelly, Then take her place. church music, would a from the sermon the rev. pastor preached He of the described our Gospel dsy. into the house Lord of the Blessed going and to eat bread of the Pharisees chief He said him. how his enemies watched of the were called that the priests church with to mix people who upon occasionally

bloom, bring you

will

Jericho

man

We long. but perhaps

so

welfare

day I went and the

my

noAv

years I am

little have

We don't One

felt

from

way

Building up temples was and of God good glory would be a building hoped of the Catholic erected shortly worthy had who If they not their Church. priests them they would gave only the best advice, lie the of old. be like However, pagans matter to that no was observe, pleased to he went he found men wherever, willing do for the do what could possibly they

letter

and

we

his

on

honour work, and

first

school,

BILE

tile

sick and

soon

just

interest

the

Maggie

I

Ave

next of

is

I

robbers

Jersualem.

Pollie.

their

Avill

more

think

the

Kilgariff.

as

of

some

bunch

a

and

seemed tAvice had a brother,

Ave

of

lady, herself

School

am

but school, all together.

by myself.

Avas

I

you,

St. Brigid's standard.

to

school

school

Barracks," Perth, W.A., Aug. 28, 1899.

This

to

Maggie

when

St.

grandson,

walk

long

to

two

please

I go to the sixth

sisters,

myself go

We

by

hoping

Grandma.

en

have

haughty

;

State them

will

written

her fit

a

a

the

,

over.

is

grandma,

Dear

in

the

would

her

very

1899.

my

news

have

old.

for

.

-

Fulvius

it

beat

"

time

so

W.A.

be

and

leaving

28,

of

some

but

humble

will

doctor, at a generally sought they to so a3 given, tended to the prescription And in the case of enable him to get well. had in who their spent years pastors, likewise should the advice given religion, There weire so-called many be received. Churches going to pieces every day, having them. He told of to sustain true nothing to an Church a pastor English belonging of would who said the Churches many but that the succumb and crumble away, the on to Church would continue Catholic The Government schools end of time. the s@ did devil of old. quoted scripture, them The cheered on Catholic religion but some then still road of life,' people who sent their children to liked to be obstinate the Government schools. However, day those be when would come people would for their actions. Obedience was a sorry and they should obey necessary thing, very of the Church. If they did they the laws If they did not, would never go far wrong. there, so many sects, were they considering the one that fell' would be like unto among

Perth,

Joe

sold

"

of

was

it

Jerusalem. When, perhaps, any from be found should drifting away it was their duty to bring him Church

back

have

lovingly,

when sorry Newcastle

dutiful

your

as

sail

on

name

the

a

note

not Syra thrown She the body of her beloved mistress. the in her shoulder, received sharp blade the hot blood fell and as over lier, heard her hand-maid Cease Fabiola say I am sister then fol Orontes, thy Miriam," in a foreign lowed a few words tongue, and with a bitter fled from the Fulvius cry house. Miriam for time some lingered caused her though the wound eventually she told her illness Fabiola death ; during and how she had her quickly history, her brother under the assumed recognised had

one

to I I you, thought letter too. I hope you little it is my favorite because game. the football season glad when

write

.

. ,

drew

enter would

have might guess wrongly I boys'. hope

it holiday, before

man

as

necessary abide by

almost

am

Grandma,— I ain introducing this letter. I by writing

mates would

gentle her in the arm, a inflicting Syra, it struck the blood from which wound gushed freely. to the eyes of Syra, and Fab Tears started iola of her cruel act, immediately repented used it she aside and never put the stiletto Fabiola A few. later was months .again. alone discovered by a man named Fulvius, of the Christians, he a notoi-ious persecutor .accused her of thwarting him in his designs the Christians and her life if on threatened she did not make to him a certain over amount of money. and indignant Proud and refused Fabiola denied the accusation rather the money saying she would give it the in the street. to beggars Thereupon Fulvius

get

Perth. I

you couldn't

people

you

wouldn't

you

big

let

and

knew

you You

prize.

of

from

of

aie

of flowers. From garden were first their earliest infancy they and to be baptised, brought to the Church also when leaving this world they received of the last blessings and rites Church. the to sustain If not the Church they had would be them in their undertakings they cherish much and how they should helpless, them, and it was that gift given special

lonely

Thank shall not

You as

enjoying

are

cheer some

Thomas,

you.

but

and

pray

this

day

stiletto

the

to

away —

competition

win

known

always

flattered

one

scold

far

Cyprus;

always

was never

the

them as Thomas

comes

set

hope and

but

incite may you with company your the road of life. on flowers, though I

to

under

came

to

to

Dear

of Syra, into the the name of Roman Fabiola. a rich possession lady, heathen, Though a proud and haughty noble and a Fabiola was very lady, Syra she

people

remembrance

the

Jericho

who life, for. one to care be met with, and of a lonely walk

Aug.

Miriam then

she

coast reach

no

of

Jerusalem

through

love,

the

school,

He

with

Albert-street, North

he

restore

which

such

travelling

Jericho.

doesn't

funds

Duff the Father for preached, taking

Rev.

Sunday

when

get lonely

but

someday

chest

the shore, she was friendless of the island. In

to

and

are

lonely to

The on

to

sympathize

yourself, you all

examination

results.

on

and securing as for the fee

at

that

it

guidance

an

'

.

.

by the

-

the

on

managed

being

in

There

are one

am

a

her fortune. gave up froni profanation

vessel

no

glad

find

doing good of support

small should

very All

Avear.

GRANDMA.

in

a

;

The

were

to

"Very you

Yours

as surrendered willingly everything she her bother was Antioch, going to leave whei-e asked them to send her to Jerusalem, a she hoped to enter community pf holy women.

who

have

by

make

thoughtful

honoured,

so

knew

he

school

sister, his evil

from Miriam's its place he left

abstract In Host.

those

you

of the al were

Holies

Orontes

to

feeling

So

and

Sacrament

laid

was

to

that

days

was

Callaway. dear.

honor

an

shud-

faithful

of

Holy

be

should

as

early

Miriam

homes. the

kept

broidered contrived

the

Maud

going

thought of one the might obtain

of the Blessed

era,

lowed

the

In

where

they

meeting

and more worthy under greater to could it be possible for anyone taking in than to in assist beautifying partake where Christ is really and the altar truly Sacrament in the Blessed or present of the Mass. Sacrifice

game. good club

as

pastors,

a

is the The

altar and

the

What

temper

the a

any

it.

properly

bad

society, receive

(monthly) and assist in join noble those who this work, as join in assist and of God will ing for the honour glory them rich have out to a reward. meted

his

done

they

club,

would

means.

they

harming

it

sometimes

they

Orontes

first

of have

-other

Christian

that

At

thought

the

that

though

to play permitted;

were

letter

not

Miriam

but

mother,

proposed together

suit This-did not to he suggested get rid of Miriam.

.

:

her

a

for

and entirely dependent on penniless, Proud and ambitious Eurotes Eurotes". could brook and tried his not poverty, the utmost to induce Miriam over to hand left

—

This

for

vestments is joining observed.

in the district footballers kept their in order to be passions The colors of with them.

for

.son

-fortune

team

refused evils

brighten wayfarer

years his leaving

with

too-r-who

May

few

a

very when

held

Society

and should work;! entire the congregation. devoted to the solely

letter

introductory pleased

am

football, is when

that

your

Miriam, of considerable his brother's repair what left was barely

sustenance.

I

Correspondent.)

a

Altar last.

Sunday

meet

to

parted

prayer,

in

man

in reality but they

was

The

he

down

knelt

is

such

pressed, made his

and Possessed

it.

spent fortunes,

he

;

both

worthy foes, guard over able to compete

death.

Eurotes

like

a

had and she would

mother's

and

named

then

;

it

then

her

I

these

threat-

settled

(From

hand

Then

lid.

the

roughness, and bad language have no part the other I read day of a club—

living

ruin

Miriam, that promise

it

Orontes

for

that

raised sister's

Your

Kilgariff.— welcome,

Yes

to

careless

had

worse,

know he

sufficed of weary

15 years his wife's

their

seeing

a

in

appearance the uncle

stag

more.

Joe most

son

had

daughter

grew

wealth, shattered

in

From

her

stranger

not

children

but

;

her

on

cruel

pale and almost gently placed her

for

In

Mr. sergeant, George highest per centage and out of a 105 was possible marks, that The to appointed position. appeal made the with on behalf of the band, should meet with Bishop's approval, good

"

turned

stiletto silent a

after

and

a

about

was

been

no

Christian

a

discovered

wholly

however, husband,

exacted from with not part a

to

held

He

under

progress bandmaster.

received

he set with jewels, it The inscribed on shed

great

Down,

Hannah

by

Fabiola

the

Mr.

recently

Miriam

and

made

Notes

house.

man

of the economy wealthy became oppressed with debt, and died. Previous sickened

want

Matters when

a

was

Hill

Highgate

arrested

the

to

Blessed

but

about and

years town

wealthy

children,

fashion.

own

gradually

did

two

told.

scarf his embroidered the blades of his own dagger and a stiletto with blood. both rusted Fabiola explained saw

Orontes, the boy named, while reluctantly wife and to his daughter being son insisted on bringing up his

consenting Christians,

fortune

l,b(X)

Antioch,

former

been

was

.after and

in

had

had care, they Christian Faith for

is

when his father and both as

age

religion, this time

.

that

The

daughter. of

the

they

;

by

Fabiola.

Asia, a very but married

heathen

woman

"

book

century, lived there

ago, of Syria,

related

as

only

casket

his arm lying on

on

story of Cardinal or the In the

the

you

his

in of

tell

will

Rome

Having

of Orontes

.

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a Bazaar in aid On the 27th inst., the above institution will be. held continue Hall and will in the Town the nine following The during days.

of

been

Time,

by any fever demanding skilled it often happens

the

must

call

visitor their

all

.upon

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reserve

and hope to sustain

of patience

addition

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plentively and in

the

the a

displaying It

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task.

the

of

John

receives support It the Government. in our erected midst no

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is

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the

of is

now

it

hoped

is

that

Sisters due on

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as

the

is

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to

m

hospital

may and

Melbourne

maintain,

i

the

cause

with that able

they

great

a

always

remember

have

reputation

a

full we

confidence commend

to

assist

a

effort

to

in their them most

deserving of which they children will

the benefits and their

institution,

themselves

generosity this laud

reap. Insanity

Auckland.

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incident theatres on the lunacy Wednesday night evoked in of the condemnation Dreyfus trial. one of tbe During the tableaux an performers, representing American, the to tore French dramatically flag

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in

occurred

in

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one

the

illustrates

tatters.

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action

latest

able at Hay-street,

Baun's William

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with

of

persons

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a

of

-a

audience.

remedies are obtain Ltd. Apothecaries WilliamBuildings, and Murray-streets.

W.A. De

and

street, Tel.

medical

the

received

was

by the

applause

258.

Catholic

Art and

Book

:

Depot,

824

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STREET

(Two doors ME.

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has

Devotional

all

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religious

point

of

OF

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extensive-

Government

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Scholarship

examinations, and University

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four

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AND

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of

designs

assortment

Co.,

Street.

Murray

GLASS

CHINA,

the large

landing

now

Goods;

Dinner-sets, Tea-sets, Glass and China suitable

of

andL and.

Toilet-sets,

for

Hotels

Storekeepers. Goods

to

packed aud forwarded

carefully

Samples sent

on

all

of

parts

the

country.

application.

GOVERNOR BROOME William

Street).

stock of select Catholic and and Requisites,

special study of being up-to-date. received a shipment of Holy just, direct from the well known etc.,

of

and

Turgis

patrons

he

has

in

Co., stock

and

remind

will

Copes, Candlesticks, Crucifixes, Pure Wax Candles, Statuary, Incense, Floats, Charcoal, Pictures, Eeligious etc. Fonts, Eosaries, Holy Water of National Literature, Large Stock and General Literature. Theological

Home

.

and American

all

of

the Kensington Hotel) has now control of known Mrs. Wiggett will of-course recognise Hotel should be a well supported one.

have

of

brands

Wines,

Brandies,

and

Whiskies,

Mutual

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Austral

Chambers,

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St.,

Guarantee,

Plate-Glass,

and

Cigars

Fire

Insurance

Lowest

at

Perth.

SULLIVAN,

J.

Stock.

in

Insurance

Employers' Rates.

Currbnt

P.

at

Reception

Religious

Boulder

Liability

Resident

Secretary.

City.

and im One of the most touching ceremonies of the Catholic pressive took -place last week at the Faith of the order of Boulder Citv Convent went when six postulants St. Joseph, of dedica the first ceremony through life to the service of God on their ting The the world. ceremony leaving at took place at the Convent oratory on when twelve last, half-past Friday the feast of the the church celebrates The of our Blessed Nativity Lady. deco altar had been most tastefully rated

the

by

good

the

Sisters,

arti

in harmony flowers blending in fresh flowers with the growing these parts at the present time of the was and the whole year, brilliantly candles. illuminated by .numerous Rev. Dr. The Gibney con Right ducted the ceremony assisted by the Brereton and O'CarRev. Fathers were the roll. There also present Rev. Phelanand O'Donohue. Fathers was of the Sisters The little oratory and punctually crowded with friends, and at 12.30 his Lordship Dr. Gibney the choir assistant entered, priests followed singing the hymn O Gloriosa, ficial

then

a

so

for

solely

His

God.

of their

renounce

to

soon

will

the

love

Lordship

fear

to

The enquiries. then addressed present Paul's

taking epistle

as

to

their

life

their solely

of

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Ellen

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Christina

of the

Mary Miss

Julia

Mary

Francis

Morgan

(in

religion

Sister

Sacred lleart.) McCormick Xavier.)

(in

religion

Sister

(in

religion

Sister

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. We

have

to

received

the

the week during Reynolds, Yilgarn

criptions Mr. P.

:

following

sub-

Railway,

12s.

—

9-9-1900. Mr.

15s.

T. 6d.

Mi's. Mr. Mrs.

E. to

Higgins,

Margaret

River,

<£1

30-6-1900. to 30-6-1900. 12s.. Perth, 12s. to 16-9-1900. Geralton, 6s. 6d. to 30-6-1600. Albany, 5s. 8d. Brothers, toAlbany,

Walters, J.

Kenny, Offer,

Christian 30-6-1900.

willing

the

Mother Revd. made due if she had Rev. Father Brereton the novices and those his text from St. to the Corinthians,

The

were

O'Neil

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com

to

names

Annie

Miss

that he was there to said the of a ceremony pleasing one that and Reception

devote

their

Miss

free

own

and before

and

came

nun a cross, bearing and six postulants, Rev. Mother were with their bridesmaids, dressed in all the orna beautifully ments of this world which they were

by

ness

.

out the wisdom of God who pointing the will gave them and desire to give up th« vanities and -pleasures of this life for His honour solely and glory, and exhorting them to perservere to the end notwithstanding the trials, and troubles not they could avoid even under the sheltering care of a\ convent. The choir and organ then pealed forth with that beautiful hymn " I rise from dreams of time." The novices then left the oratory to take off their secular and robed in. dress, the religious habit, which had been blessed, previously they again entered 5 the oratory led a. by a nun bearing cross and the Revd. Mother and were invested with a cross, cincture and whilst veil, the choir, accompanied:! by the organ, sang the Veni Creator. The ceremony being then concluded,., the Rev. Mother asked his Lordship to those the give present Papal The novices came out from Blessing. Ireland in the of this beginning yearr

the

«

by his Lordship

the

Picture Framing an d Printing Stationery, Cards Memoriam a Spec ialty EAST— HAY STEEET from Pier-street.) (2 doors

(formerly

Accident,

of God. service was also asked

Magazines

:

Religious him great pleasure. The novices gave were then each separately presented by the Revd. Mother and interrogated

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when cir particularly of charity in for acts or of their of religion It therefore at large. is

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experienced

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utter

call

humanity

and

such institutions a occupy favour of public and are large share accorded the hearty and co support

JOHN

of self-

life

a

itself

should

such

cumstances

entirely self-supporting is so, a system this similar to in that in Melbourne and vogue be introduced Sydney will whereby even the be ad very poorest may and share in the privilege mitted of on attend them in having the Sisters illness.

who

that

.

become when

their

lics

to

ex

of £ 1600 By Union and Art to be real a sum of 800 is expected This will relax somewhat the ised. financial strain and enable the Sisters to over a difficult time. Later tide on

their

neen

the

and

disposed charitably daunted perseverance themselves. There sum the building a means of the Bazaar

and

herself

them

require

organ

large except

public

seventeen

viz.,

Swan

the

gymnasium,

Examinations.

Government

and devotion. Other nurses have interests and ties outside their avocation which make demands and their demands upon attention, in the but the Sister, of Charity full ness of her, self-abnegation has cast aside all these and delivers up herself, her energy and her to her strength She can look holy altruistic calling. forward to no personal fee or reward as a return for her labors. Sordid motives never her calcula enter into tions. She is wedded to her profes sion with all the which a strength life of sanctity all the gives her, with enthusiasm and fervour of a volunteer. To these Sisters have, therefore, us so that we may be able to among their we call services when upon

storm

a

security,

soften

so besides vilege, helping materially to maintain of the here the prestige Catholic Church. This latter point should not be lost sight of by Catho

now

tact

in

of an University

care

in

passes —

sacrifice

God's Hospital whatsoever from nas

under the Adelaide

fr

of

fine

a

a

may

Institution

being

to

consecrated

for opportunity their taste and ingenuity. not here to be amiss add

concerning the Bazaar

endure,

banks

airy|

are

1897 twenty-one students College

During by the

tained

who follow the calling how much higher degree do they apply when said of the Sister who of Charity ? That holy woman has of piety guided by the instinct

splendid

St.

pense

are

mind

their

and

'

to

afforded

recovery in spite

are

situated on the dormitories,

beautifully classrooms,

those upon of nurse, in

this

equal

on

is

boarders prepared

younger

Pupils Examinations.

a tribute to of gratitude those bene factors of mankind. But if the foregoing can be cited as a general fact bearing

displayed midst of

scene of magic and terror-inspir the presiding divinity, ing mystery It is to be hoped takes her seat. she will have a decent of sprinkling and a good fortunes for her votaries, to enable sufficiently good memory a her to tell second the same things time should a dubious wish enquirer her. Then there is that to so test a wonderful appliance ready-made Office. For Post and Telegraph officials it will be well Worth postal here to see while to their pay a visit and with what letters expedition from be summoned may telegrams the depths of pigeon-holes and Dead The Post- Master Letter Offices. General himself might well envy the ease will be with which the revenue as here obtained. The flower stall, of the year, becomes the season and our unrivalled West Australian will be made blooms, specially attractive. This should be quiet a feature in the Bazaar. particular the invention We have no doubt and will art of the ladies in charge prove

to

cynics

;

.

In

that

The

agony they may of pleasing memory some to gentle soft hand ministering or their comfort the handling wounded the and afflicted parts with tenderness of a riiother and the skill of a physician. It is the combination of those of and skill tenderness qualities a which makes the nurse's calling one and which and venerated holy the callous hearts of compels even had

just their

recalcitrant

C'o lege well-furnished play-ground. large,

'

wiles

in

their remains of the suffering

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this.

serious illness and attention

or care

E R T H.

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TERRACE,

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who

GEORGE'S

COLLEGE,

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trust

those

down

begun. They must enthusiasm to carry When the noise and them through. has been their bustle of the Bazaar several consecutive for days, portion and when they press with unavailing have

will remedy have been

however,

To

ST.

BROTHERS'

-

has

Forrest,

John

the cere perform opening are well Already peparatlons mony. with the stalls under way for filling to please goods of all kinds calculated the cash. What the eye and entice the and organising, with collecting stall holders have had rather various troubles a busy time of it, but their

CHRISTIAN

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Sir

Premier, asked to

>—

-

of the St. John's view, the situation could scarcely be improved Hospital It is- far removed upon at present. from all centres of infection and surrounded bv- the pure invigorating air of the This has, 'how cquntry. as its draw backs, it renders the ever, more difficult of access. hospital

of

John Subiaco.

St.

Hospital,

—

—

of

.

in aid

Bazaar God's

.

.

—

Sergt. 30-6-99Mr. J. 30-6-99. Mr.

P.

H.

Stokes,

McKenna, O'Connor,

Albany,

6s.

9d.

to

Albany,

6s.

6d.

to

12s.

to

12s.

to-

Coolgardie,

-

16-9-1900.

Rev.

Mother,

Coolgardie,

6-9-1900.

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Emperor

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better

of

has promised the sum for necessary placed up the estimates.

repairs

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GENERAL

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road that the district only one the and is named Nicholson that and in bad repair. uncompleted, is

last

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consideration,

;

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September 9), by the

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;

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letter.

developments that came under beginnings actually the Minister's notice. Their soil is and their local situation in fertile, itself favourable. All that holds them back and prevents the progress of their district is the want described of the means of communication. Public should make itself felt opinion in promoting the construction of the has line of railway that the Minister

of

be

of

follows

as

Brothers,

The Rowe

or

suggested.

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Herald

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undoubtedly, that times our reconduct should us old Gibbon Rome. which the principle as three centuries ruption."

examinations

than as greater of our correspondent

report

industry work of

of sympathy. deserving well complain of a lot that them to confine themselves

said

condition

of

existing most

Brothers'

and

demonstrates does

#

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which

The success of the schools at the recent

—

even

also

#

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"

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was

the utmost deservingof consideration. The proposal should not be lost sight be taken of, but should until the up warmly, and advocated much to be desired consummation has been gained. The

The

their

#

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a

Civil Service Queensland (says the Sydney Freeman

are

suggestion

man.

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for the

empty

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spark of sincerity, defeat its own necessarily

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the

on

not

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movement

—

free

to

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ends.

im

but great settlement itself would be furthered. Land that is now be lying idle would taken and prosperous up, eagerly homes would replace the wilderness. The interests, therefore, dependent

the Federa

favours

its

and

Christian

established,

have

a

must

affected.

encouragement

on

false

there

the land be provided with of communication with' ample means the markets, their diffi by which all be culties would and an solved,

according we

in

is

Mr.

work

at

omnipo

Lee Steere, and sense

Sentiment

fortunate, sentiment attributes

are

food matter,

of the construction, it is not be necessary for us to say, would a complete up of the district. opening the Not only would settlers already

sentiment

meantime,

side,

other.

It

of

also

are

fresher

The effect

in

case

argument. matter

Sentiment to Sir James

to

sentiment Sir James

other

towns

and

Piesse has made a sugges tion that may be hailed with general and which is entitled to satisfaction, and serious consideration support. The Minister's proposal is that, instead of roads, the district should be pro vided with a line of railway. light This he believes might be constructed at a cost not to exceed of the that roads which have been asked for.

Speaker's

case,

the

in

a

But

sufficient.

the

the

this

cheaper being an all-importaht one too must be wider that centres more than the bearing

which

subject

of

a

affected,

means

in

war

be the

indeed,

Possibly,

which,

a

in

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it

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matter.

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governments

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only

supply

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revive

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spirit

of nationality, he shows that such

a

he

Germany the

use

by

is

most

says

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newly acquired

Russia,

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her

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the

Professor

uncouth

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Irish

his

contempt

he

is

at

horror

at

Mahaffy the

painting revival :feared

effects

the

Russian

barbarous.

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to

express

it. #

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unfortunate

is

produced

of a national tongue. that in Ireland this

by

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had

must

the been

be

at

.

.

tended to by a hindrance progress and out of all with the retrogression keeping of the Professor advancement day. Mahaffy quotes as an awful warning the case of Pesth, the capital of Hungary. He had visited it in 1862 and found the people ill-treated officials but to by Austrian willing The was speak German. city, too, slightly but barbaric, slightly Oriental, thoroughly and national hospitable. #

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recently

noticed garian

a

paid

found

German

had

the

had

meantime

was

no

longer

its

character.

changed people

and

visit but The Hun been re

change.

language

and vived, The town

#

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a

lamentable

current. He selffashion

self-important, "

befit

on a conscious, making able of their (and vulgar) capital city the whole a place becoming shoddy town." second-rate Marks quasi-European of the of the period, therefore progress are and the evident, revival of plainly the national no im tongue has offered pediment. "

—

"

#

Professor

,

Mahaffy,

signally

failed

in

on

his

Language, stood, of the .

own

in the to influence and people, as

Russiu,

in

the

of modern

way

we

have of

argument.

showing,

under and sentiments

of

cases

its

has

said, is

Germany

the national

where

revival,

Hungary,

decayed,

as

does not

sart

of

Bishop

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in

progress.

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anniversary; of

Right

Rev.

took

place

Kelly at

the

who

Greenough,

is

St.

late serious made upon

of

less

to

ring

garden their

an

attack programme,

are

accident him by

than

the

boys'

consisted

which

three drill

months.

his

Lordship physical

exercises,

In

and

the

in the importance of children. training on the correct remarked which, children's lfiovements,

the

that

showed been overcome

natural

a

refer kinder-

Mr.

already

Clinch like by terms. All the spoke appropriate the Nuns speakers warmly congratulated on the progress attained already by their An establishment at Cue of early pupils. is a branch of the Dominican Convent we in contemplation. understand wise

in

The

and gentlefor the responsible John of carGod, projected Hospital Kalgoorlie. nival Fair and Federal in aid of St. John's the Miner, are Hospital, Kalgoorlie, says it a working hard to make big success. The is to in the carnival, which be held Miners' Institute and land on the vacant between the Institute and the Post Office in Hospital

Han

St.

of

nan-street, and will

14,

feature

Every

fair

the

will

ladies

men

will be continue

opened

and

in

be

item

novel

of various

for

and

October

on a

fortnight. connection with

attractive.

Con

will

descriptions

be

held

The whole will be scene night. illuminated and beautifully gorgeously Over decorated. a hundred ladies are furniture for the stalls. busy in providing every

Messrs.

P.

Mason

acting

secretaries

ments

department, Mr. O. Norris of

duty

the

and

for

J.

the

whilst are

Father

fair.

Mooney and

sports

are

P.

Clune,

Professor

at

formerly St. Patrick's College, who Goulburn, after wards the and who joined Redemptorists, a missioner of that has as Order won from Dundalk golden opinions everywhere Father.

Kildare

Freeman the found

in of

Ireland,

says

September

2nd,

week

present a Kedemptorist

from

the sailed in

during to

W.A.

Prestation the Bishop Geraldton.

to of

ing His

Lordship

was

entertained

Dr.

morn-

5th

Kelly

by the

Presen children of the and tation Convent School, Geraldton, pre behalf of her sented by Miss Tolano, on illuminated school mates, with a beautifully also presented by the address, and was Rev. Father Ryan, on behalf of the Sisters, with

a

gold

cross,

to

commemorate

orient

at the

was

playmates deceased

are was

for

full

of

much

esteemed and family

personal and we

the

club

for

Society

The the 7th consideration of

purposes. fixed for

was

for

September,

the

etc.

rules,

all

sorrow.

SEE A SNOWSTORM

join

may

prayer R.I. P. to be close There appears proximity in the dates fixed for the eastern Newcastle i8th and 19th shows, etc., October York, 19th and 20th Octo ber October Nor19thBeverley, tham leads with races on 12th.

We

j|

Jm

did

never

the

seen

but

:

at this

have time

looked

as

clothing that

dandruff

;

;

it

we

if

;

A final footballers

between Newcastle and those of York was to take place in Northam arranged on inst. The York Saturday, 9th: contest

No

need of this

snowstorm.

the

summer

would

jl||pF As

melt

the

will

so

snow,

falling

sun

"

scribe

of

a

contem

provincial

thinks porary York side failed

it

in

that strange Newcastle.

the

meet

is

Hair

Ayer's melt these

we that should in join of the Golden Jubilee congratulation Rev. Dr. Salvado. of4 the Right and the venerable Newcastle prelate are old friends, and have had much of each other. Newcastle experience was a halting place in the early davs of bullock on the driving conveyance to road New and the es Norcia, teemed Bishop or other priests used to stay in order to celebrate the Holy at Sacrifice en route private dwellings to the or mission vica versa His care and solicitude were Lordship's further manifested the by granting to Toodtemporary service of priests division when they were yay few, and larger numbers elsewhere held a

It

It

flakes

further

goes

Vigor in

dandruff

of

than

this

it

:

the

scalp. their

prevents

formation. has

It

ten

still

other

properties

hair

in

to gray

color

:

it

ten

just

restore

will

out

of

every

cases.

And

does

it

thick

comes

more

even

roots

the

ishes

of

hair;

:

and nour hair be hair becomes

feeds

it

Thin

the hair. and short

long hair. prepared

Dr.

C.

J.

&

Ayer

by

Co.,

U. S. A.

Mass.,

Lowell,

.

greater claim. err in some may

Retrospective but details,

glances I think

statements

my

are pretty nearly wish the We a Bishop a thousand an fold, and eelebration of his Jubilee in

correct.

reward

return

match

football

CRITERION HOTEL, HAY

-

The Leading and

rain incessant. A being hurricane swept along threat those abroad, with ening moving horizontal or positions, undignified ultimate The contestants collapses. lesser

the

playground threading were entertained

fears its

eccentric

and ending Newcastle withstanding

flights

the game

were

constantly and wind, of the ball in

the

into going abruptly.

space,

side was victorious, the advantage the

Comfort

Guaranteed.

Civility

Cuisine

-

of Perth.

Hotel

but

None

Excellent.

Genuine

Billiards,

W.

.

Stabling,

Proprietor, Late

of Southern

THOS.

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and

Broken

Hill.

75.

Telephone

D'AROY Estate,

O'TOOLE,

and

Commission

Agent,

not

York

sold

Liquors

HERRINGTON,

The

has. of muscular athletic sports. Either side should or win, however, the game be declared a dead heat. side

STREET,

was

here on 26th ult., played Saturday v. Newcastle York. York and his wife in of Mount sight appeared the Anderson, all having journeyed train. The elements way by special were disturbed the greatly during whole afternoon, stormy winds and

engaged )

of the

disposal

and meeting next meeting

town

considerations, in the earnest

on

Tuesday (September

with

pouring

Sydney

Southampton

house

and

A

of president.

Rev.

vallevs

Heaven.

P. Maxwell the general secre O'Gorman fulfils

Kedemptorist

the

eternal

tourna

Dr.

The A

D.

—

;

much of York regret seems to be expressed at the news of the demise of a native in born lady, the person of the late Mrs. Margaret Kean, at Fremantle. Her old friends

"

time of he said,

had

difficulty them. Mr.

of

the reconstructing Young in in that town Society, operation some The time ago. meeting was attended under the presidency largely of the Rev. Father O.M.I. Flynn, A resolution the re-establishing was adopted, Society unanimously than were and more members forty enrolled. The election of officers as Mr. resulted follows President, C. J. vice-presidents, Cavanagh F. Messrs. Townsend and -V. J. Mr. M. Russell; Reilly; secretary, Mr. H. treasurer, warden, Joyce Mr. P. F. Kerwick committee, M. J. Lannan, Messrs. A. Burns, G. and W. F. Kavanagh, J. P. O'Hara The committee were in Flanagan. to prepare for structed code of rules It was notified that the adoption. Rev. Father had been ap Flynn and that pointed director, spiritual the large room the of Presbytery of

-

In

generally a

of spoke develop

and ment Henderson

aurora

town The little of Newcastle the palm for rural claims scenery or wild flower and Mount adornment, Anderson is Nature's I coliseum. not how must become too classical ever or readers I hail might think from Yorkshire.

The

from

recovered

quite

now

his

we

are

mantle and "have bedecked

and

hills

districts

Eastern

spring-tide

pearls."

the

Dr.

of

tears

the

the

the

now

assuming the the

—

Remedy.

Powell's

consecration

On

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first

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of

happy the

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Powell's

GerCon-

of

Balsam

entertainment ot

celebration

the date hav Joseph's School, Greenough from in 14, postponed August ing been, of his to Lordship's inability consequence The pupils of St. Joseph's be then present. Front those of St. Flats, and School, Back Flats, both conducted by Thomas', in the Dominican Nuns, were attendance, honour to the number of in of the Bishop, of their parents being seventy-six, many the Mr. also were present. Among guests Perth the well-known architect, Henderson, the old and much esteemed and Mr. Clinch,

and

ges,

Powell's

an

in

secration.

4th

Monday,

inst.,

the

aldton's

the

New shipment and

Annivbr-

First

the

on

view Men's

;

Just On

held

;

convent.

tests

line

as

his

commenced.

their

musical recitations, choruses, songs, drill, and an address to pianoforte performances, the carried was out, Bishop, admirably; the which even ease and correctness with their the delivered youngest performers and recitations evidently impressing songs The in replying to the audience. Bishop the his address at the expressed surprise that had been made in the short progress

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distance

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however,

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for

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by

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age

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this.

Mahaffy,

and

the

French.

effect, made of #

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.

with

in

#

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distinction

—

#

certainly Mahaffy's language.

Professor

of

Nuns

him

Russia.

found description of the Russian In sending translation of a certain Voltaire a French manifesto that she had signed she speaks of the of such difficulty translations, and Russian and being so rich energetic of so many and inversions com admitting In another in which pound terms. letter, another translation is the she theme, same the even more way or speaks in the richness and directly, contrasting with

Palace

Geraldton.

of the teachers

conducted Virgin Rosary of the Blessed followed. One by them, being devoutly of the attended three stations by the Nuns

of

to

#

would

Majesty

:fault

A

been

of an building Palace at Episcopal Geraldton has been

who as religious of by the Catholics appreciated in the the district their Sunday classes different centres being numerously attended

Dominican are highly

does

disapproval

language the Empress Catherine

from

had

some

—A meeting was Fremantle. at Fremantle, the Presbytery, Thursday, August 31st, with a

in

:

The

residents

recipients, and Back of the Front Flats, time under the instruction

both

dissent

expresses

part,

assumption.

the

including

#

for

Voltaire, from

All

a.m.

to

the nuns, Convent at

by

marched 10

admin

Confirmation children. well as

—

#

Geraldton of

children, followed in procession from

The

'

own

Greenough,

the

the

on

—

prevented is, perhaps, Ger possession of the man with regard tongue also from sharing, the sentiments "to English, narrated by Vol taire of a certain where lady at Versailles, "the language concerned. was spoken there at The which occurred the event, she said, was be deplored, Tower of Babel much to all world since the would otherwise, always have spoken French. his

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Greenough.

at

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a

meant

the

countries. to repress

careful

in for

specially

in which cases is as recognised

quotes guage other

fortunate

dissuading,

very In

an is

kindle

or

not

argument.

gold-

—

of

to

Sunday

On

inst.,

—

line

Dr.

—

Professor

The

Rev.

returned from the on Tuesday.

right

Gibney

op

.Confirmation

his

cration.

Irish

The

of his conse anniversary Lordship's A of music, re long programme and calisthenic exercises was citations, were gone through by the pupils which much His appreciated by those present. the in most thanked children Lordship affectionate for terms their good and the kindly wishes, and also thanked good for their valuable Mr. nuns very present. J. is who now Edgar Henderson, architect, on a visit to Geraldton, also his expressed at the attained pleasure efficiency by the and artistic the creditable pupils, very works that been have prepared by the children for Industrial the forthcoming Exhibition for that is to be opened shortly from open competition by the children the various schools in the district.

C.Y.M.S.

first

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W.

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rolling

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