The Record Newspaper 23 December 1899

CHRISTMAS

CAROLS

OUR

WALTER

OP

CATHOLIC

ENGLAND in

15th

of

Pioneer

WOOD,

AT

THE

MEN'S

OLD

Binder.

the

HOME.

the

Bt

'CENTURIES.

16th

and

The

A.

STORY.

"

L. Stanpield,

Flora

in

the

softly

rays in

Ave

Maria."

could more

Mary that

comes

her

and

eyes

Here

comes

Jesus,

From

crown

of head him the

fair, her

discreet

air

;

This Here

come

and

we

of

"tip

dear

to

them

;

bleat,

!

;

Shepherdess, Whenee come I

Between

Lying

BEAEINGS.

LIGHT

For

Send

in

Nothing Is "

PURSER

the

bright."

Naught "

Samt

Joseph, Adoringly;

And

"

"

Four That

(C/o

Him the

107

Child

to tell ?"— white nngels with

CUP,

at

5,

run

Boxing

Day,

December

Perth,

January

1st,

1900.

at

run

5,

Canning,

CUP,

25, OOO

at

10,000 at

5,

1st

Perth,

with excelsis

Herdsmen

beheld

To them Who said

appearing "

Perth,

run

to truths

come

As

in scripture Therefore this

Then, Lord, Grant Where

bliss

the

us

we

In

light, this

January

find

Who

knock

""'Tis

I—

I open

not

knocks

''Tis

I

Mary.

"

my

ye

no

more

!

at

the

door

?"

A

door

.

manger; and Avails Dripping For Jesus and for of

The

hour

And

angels

Pupils

Joseph

trooping

prepared

are

f<

the

of

care

Adelaide

>

the

Eiver.

It

and

extensive

has

To

Jesus

Wondrous The Babe -Open, open, To

sons

of

and

During by the

Government door

did

man

knew.

Court. God be

not

not

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one

?

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did

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him

to-

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sins

Sisters

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keep his secret. turned thoughts the

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know.

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had

lived.

came

that

the

old when

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listening the Holy

had

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forgiven

him,

to

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the

along

as

years, have a

knoiv with

heart-failure work well so

could

little

they

December of heart-

and

it

his

did a\'as

one.

would

return

justice,

musician

all

cold

a

from

again

the

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a

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evermore men

did

Gracious

And

Government

and

!

;

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Men

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;

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if

Matron.

experienced

an

University

floor,

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gymnasium,

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at

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play-ground. —

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situated

beautifully classrooms,

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spouse

is

This Co lege Avell-furnished

large,

'Tis my midnight get ye from I open not: call ye no more!"

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it.

the Would

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get

my

TERRACE,

PERTH.

"

me

only

fugitive the country

of homeless

COLLEGE.

Christ

the had questions chaplain and hand, smiled, passed on. the last had assumed a inmate, new They did not knoAv that a great

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from

ever.

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nobody

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Wales.

:

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kind Avhile

!

grace,

spouse

And

Open,

GEORGE'S

ST.

.

"

mind,

I

gloria

:

South

BROTHERS'

CHRISTIAN

see

and Tome my -"'Tis midnight

of New

Bank

him

scarlet,

man

1900.

February,

:

in

we

s at the door Joseph. Open, open, I implore, "

Kalgoorlie,

run

1900.

bring

refused

well;

if

Thy Face, sing to Thy solace,

may excelsis

5,

26th,

January

run

night,

mankind,

we

5,

Christmas

And

1900.

3rd,'

would

understood.

famous

as

quite

pardon

are short, days ivorld expectant He if wondered

!

save

to

.

great born

at

10,000

HANDICAP, Reference,

is

a

caps

unruly

well

as

could it

? —

track

bright,

Thy great

for

KALGOOELIE

ngels

have song excelsis gloria

In

«

with Son

is

King

those

gloria

Marie,

glee,

at

25,000

HANDICAP,

!

gloria

God's

ANNIVEESAEY

—

This

and,

excelsis

:

In '

mirth

what

failure.

1900.

January,

White

in the already chapel in the first singing Christmas! Nativity.

sat there in danger

a

"

STAKES,

rim

10,

he

sunshine;

1899.

26th,

heart

.

The

aconvalescent did not groAr

to-day

fell its

infirmary.

Avings of;doves, medicine .or

or

no

name.

:

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their

the

To-morroAV

merciful

shaken

him,

each

the

Avas

the

aa'haf

he Avbich and sitnple

pure

busy,

his

if

hair. He-had

leaving

beds,

like broth

was

had

asked

Perth.

LIST

this

his

choir

Here

PRIZE

for

could

but-God be as

but

after

Avhite

while

long in

young. attack of

,

of

Avould

!

name

PERTH

!"

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to be

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CUP, 50,000

:

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Angels

;

the

sun,

musician—

-at'

man,

heart-failure, lieart-ache

row

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a

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just beans,

composer

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good-will King of Kings,

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of

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a

sun

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more

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TATTERS

MONSTER there

is

sifag to the

Crying

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knee."

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'

Shepherdess,

Naught

W-illiam

naught,

Mary, who holds

sweet Upon her

a

were

hear

W. on

with

was

Heaven

to see who looks

more

not

To-morrow? and mas,

world

is there

can

the a

the

and

and yet it bad been a silver began to show

to-morrow, again, he

& Co.,

of

called

wished

and

Sheperdess,

ill

loved

Music

he' was the present only Drink Old Men's Home.-. have a despair way of driving

seemed

Sisters

;

all

fair

so

been

always

and

out

It

the one

the

the

and

a little rustling out they dealt

'

moon

young

music

WORK.

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her light

Giving

cold

the

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had

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through

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at

DURABLE. IN

Catalogue—

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Finer

EELIABLE

—

pure than

and

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He

DEAUGHT.

STRONG.-

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is He fine, and white?"

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you,

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come

arrival

pale

now.

kindred,

last

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ROLLER

say P"yonder stable, Christ is born to-day, the ox and the ass, in the hay."

Where

close

loved

occupant !

from

come

are

upon

TESTED.

"

it

knew And

pass,

lad and lass to all, in a kindly Health glass, This happy Christmas morning

whence

He

he

doctors

and

matron,

window.

and

since

feet

lambs

morning

see

sweet

so

glad

glad,

Man

is

to

the

music. old man,

'

welcome

that

!

.

'To

so

the

streamed

sun

orha,dbeen.

is

everywhere, glad, glad morning

This

where

sat

December

to

joy

.Joy,

kind,

so

we a gentler find, to every pleasing mind, glad, glad morning ?

This Here Modest

is

-

Where Or

one

that

Joseph

—

comes

—

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?

with

seemed reverie

Happiness

Turkey, and

along,

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a

to Avent

in

the the

fancied

it

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the

as

chapel. choir at was

for

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so

the

on.

morning of Our Lord's

in

pro

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noted

Nativitysinger,

the

early Mass, music that he it was progressed the

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!

night

divine,

by the

he

'

the

music

answered,

his

you, you

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he

it

father's

my

responded, softly. Alice, the famous

was

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law

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shari

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raise Let.

but

singer,

and

repentant: he

I"

Christ

.

;

It

are

time them.

left

list

Irish

The

of

will

suffice.

and

other

bodies robbed

illegal

are

by law

Catholic

of

and be-

youth

of

educa university Mr. Balfour the tion, although deplores to which The we. are injustice subjected. a of Ireland be Lord Lieutenant may Turk, a Catholic. When but not Jew, or atheist", Indand who

for are

of

affairs

sworn countrv

the

a

short

in

to

even

Protestants, the

A Royal that England

State.

have

annually

of

nearly

continue

the

list.

land's

ill-treatment

Ireland But

of Catholics doubt

that

would

they

were

why Eng

of in

Ireland broad-

some

endeavoured

power

and

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as

unjust

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show the way,

bad

they

atone

in

it

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is,

Catholics

in

its

Boers

;

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Johannesburg

Catholic.

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Civil

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on

Transvaal intolerance

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in

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-to

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cry of Here

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officers

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who

men

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animal's

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those

day

in

the

the

Queen's

gallant

decoration memory

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when

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rose

Lord neck

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AnthonyCroasdaile Weldon, D.L., Kildare. The J.P., County Kilmorony, latter's Lieutenant de Weltden third son, Weldon, was wounded in the same engage ment. His eldest son, Captain Anthony Sir

Wflliinn.

the for

round with

hung

medal

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star.

medals

that

on

4th

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upon

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around the false

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presence. artistic

effect

convention

of

these

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ideal

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ears

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the

kid

gloves. enable the the

garden.

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29 is in

of the Glencoe

of will

than

Connor,

missed adjutant

Fusiliers.

He

adored

by his comrades

generally

of

be

"piano, the heard

his

voice

was

The

men

;

so

W.

Captain

F.

1st

Royal

an

ideal

was

of

and

a

own

sympathetically .Dutton

in

Burrard

Weaver of Runes," Mr. John Long, was

adjutant.

and

I

have

Dr.

Catania!,

the until

H.

B.

his

;

comrade-in-arms

it

is

an

Dillon,"

by Captain last

recently none

for

John

novel,

published other the

than late

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line

to

his

death

not was

but

I.

.eat.

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not

o'nly.

to

in the morning bad eventually

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more

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to suc

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to

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it

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about

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months

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to

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instance

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the

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or

science.

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Morgan,

him,

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the wished

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lectures

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on

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upon in getting

When boys. the professor

the

students

had

of

the

cat

air

pump Before

put

the the

before

air.

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more

feel

or

once

her

on

it

and the

uncomfor

very the

air was the. escaping, and thus worked the removal of the the

aperture

put pipe

stopped to Several carry subsequent attempts alike the were inaffectual, experiments as as soon the glass cover was put over

air;

and

the

she

felt

the

removal

of

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would

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by

pat, animal

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her

self-possession

coolly ruffled

cleaning fur,

asked

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and

every

and

navy. in

serving

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«

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down

her

to

professor cheered loudly cat,

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a

by

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the

tiivial

Sign Mrs.

and

was

allowed

a

for

medi

said claim

that

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injury, under

that

claim

one,

<£1 Is

Mr,. Frost the considered the

other Narran sion

and

fill,

station estate

of '

attendance

offered

were

by

;Exchange,' There 25.

of pastoralists the sold, case the being

Two

were

90 horses, sheep, Which realised "58,

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was

in

Creek, of New

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ancl

Station, the; western

South

Wales,

120

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on

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of which 172,697 acres, prising 3,540 is \vith freehold,, 25,000 sheep, 250 This and I200 horses. cattle, brought

ex

with

in

large others.

28,148

Judge

it

the

the Merchants' on November

a

cattle,

The.

"50,500.

circum

moderate

Four

of!

in each .purchaser arid Zealand Australian Land New Limited. One of these Company, was situated on the Goondoobline, Mooni and Mclntyre embrac rivers, of leasehold, with ing 225,000 acres

on

of 12 Hermes PentonWhite, Street, sued General Booth in re recently of the sustained injuries through spect of a signboard, from outside one of falling Penthe Salvation in Army headquarters her head. Plaintiff tonville Road, upon weeks she had been stated that i'or eight unable do any which meant to work, a loss to her of £2 8s. Shte also 10s. claimed and

at

and

ville,

nourishment extra attendance fees.

James Tyson

auction was

rubbed

Booth's

County

6,493:

76 pieces

to

belonging

properties the late

Sydney,

after her

sitting

rabbits,

of.;

'

intelligence

students

General well

Clerken

The

of

pairs

and mutton, beef, to London. Estate.— The Tyson

for

air

26412

carcases

Belle

costs,

Africa

butter,

on

pipe and students,

the

herself

by

At

the

the

when

the of the legs against the front bench.

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in

fact,

—

receiver

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with

one

his

which

General

in

:

asked

get

some

Its

refiuiug

and,

for cal

are,

considerable number aire Catholics. In a recently of them list we noticed the name .of published Sir F rancis Major-General Clery, the second who commands K.C.B., of the ist Army Corps. He division at the was educated Jesuit College, Clongovves! Major Lord Edmund of the nth received Talbot, Hussars, 'education at the A his Oratory. number now in of, the officers large the field were at Beaumont, educated and Downside. , Oscott, Stonyhurst, Produce Shipments: During the" week ending November 25 the Agri of Victoria ex cultural department to of butter London! ported 470 tons It in the !R. M.S. Britannia. also of by the. s.s. Afric .27 tons shipped South

un

through

board.—

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the of army now the officers

Amongst

op:, a Cat. uni big American has that re Utterly

mnuence

Blank

of

Irish Catholic Soi.diurs are now in South There Officers.— hboiit ten Irish Africa regiments, are in there whilst., 'many! Irishmen be which are to supposed battalions, or In Scotch. exclusively .English for example, there the Scots' Guards, is a of Irishmen, large percentage while are also to be found they amongst the Gordons, the 'Lancers, "and Hussars, Engineers, Dragoons,. Artillery. branch

retained

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of one have a

his

popular

it

!after

greiiter

table,

Irish

could

that

I

too failed luont-h

He

"

is

shown

no

I

I tried

who said

and as .good,. and tlie grew worse,, tired I became. ..My

misery

'perfect and

a

liergave This

;

J;

as

Italy,

head.

more

and

'

to Foley in pupil Naples of of the famous father debut

sleep,.

head.:

Mrs.

a

his

a

were

of

walk,

send

necessary

the

the

over

little,,

-.indigestion. relief; Then

Maitland,

I tried

:

A

in

real any month I

sillc

the the

for

do me ceeded

industrious

of

over put. her feet there. keep them pressed tbe struck remarkable by

heroic

adjutant, worshipped by of the grand,

Capt. portrayed

friend

Beans

doctor,

permanent

no

doctor another in rheumatics

:

the

a

prescription., uie

gave

son

ability voice when

sober, vice of

lid

was

at

below

liberate

Irishman typical under circum breezy order, genial every He stood stance, and generous to a fault. 6ft. of herculean some was lin., proportions, and in his of resembled heart, simplicity and nature, courage, splendid kindly high much of no one so as Porthos, qualities immortal Like fiction memory. Porthos, his

than

.

gaining

well-known

a

a

:me

in

head;

my

consulted

I

ago

year i

attention

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isuffered i

lad

a

and

organist

sum

elevating

cat

on

more

the

"

he

settled

Cheney provided

'

her

was

the

and

to

yielding

at

officer

the

says

family elder Foley labourer.

out began to pump to movo piston had time the twice cat began to

gracious, 'that thing

roll

dead

Connor.

E

assembled the glass

a

Without complete. is probably the best yet Mdlle. Trebelli to study is a liberal education.

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from

aid

Robed

is

for

Lady Roberts Royal Hospital,

oil

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janitor, to illustrate

prima X") are full by

and

herself

him

he

when

the

was

Disaccia,' He made

a

arid

the

is

that

from

of

Foley

iu

fessor

in

waist,

hair

wearing to removed,

are

picture

platform

of

stands, The only

accompany

which voice, in Australia, the

the

she

When the

and

in

secret

he received medal. Vonolel

States

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Italy. elder

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lace matchless sleeves, pink flowers

claimed

;

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Foley. Ireland,

voice

attracted

Mrs. of the

history

with

throat,

the

queenly mars

7in.

6ft.

to the Trebelli.

Mdlle. blue, and

open

day

a

by experiments Morgan succeeded

realised

filling

is

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Trebelli. the

had

more

years, these Bile

and

to been

me

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#

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has

of that the Jubilee

\ykose

very afterwards developed the bass. He learned but earned a little money

his

Remarkable

is at the front on Wolseley, special his second son, Thomas duty, and of Hamilton Weldon, an officer (retired) the Submarine led the defence of Miners, the the in Queen of Madagascar against who of put a price 10,000 vading French,

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in-

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wife

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tn

service

celebrated

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Signor

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height. #

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to

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Captain Weldon,

"Weldon.

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by

varied.

Jubilee. Diamond to was awarded

June

her

#'

of

be

ever

added,

she who

"

in

Father

by

and street, administered

been

the

shall

,

of

-basse, London' James

name

the

of musical

a

and

pianist. Foli"

prolonged Church.

have

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nuns.

to the Boers.

the 700 only after years franchise. granted Vono Famous Charger medals Queen awarded

Roberts'

her

to listening part of

the

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the

after

has,

periences

to

of

..Barnefct,

novel

minster.

are

Government

Lord

!

Sergeant

at chapel private Sergeant's spiritual

up

real

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voice

youth,

the

Catholic. received

was

at

period

the

and

Church, portion

his Miss

Cardinal

brought

parents. Conn., evidence

Cheney,

!

and

continually

Ireland, people have

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Service,

Church

built

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Chevalier

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proclaim proclaim

the

Farm

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United

livelihood

man's

etc.

joined recently

at

;

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ever

evermore

glory,

Communion

—

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:

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ever,

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was

Maturin,

in

favour.

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are

holy

evermore

glory

a

enthusiasm

hardly

Catholic

then

!

knees,

your,

consideration, She

could cured

a

tlie

merchant.

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francs to

for past a minority, The of large majority deaf to Irish for appeals this is the war were so, if

are

as

by

history

recently

something

justice. not half

all

filled

<£3,000,000.

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but misdeeds, foiled minority.

Englishmen

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robs

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is appalling. minded statesmen

his

been appointed by Commission recently

who

concluded

holiday, administer

duriner

must be non-Catholics. absence the official higher positions

as

Nanie; praise

J

Lord

and

of

deprived

are

judges

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to

orders

religious time after

England the

give a full, A few Catholic, grievances. the The Jesuits, Dominicans,

the

grateful

chorus

praise

ist,

Catholics would occupy

four

suffering

harp

to state brilliant

a

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Biliousness.

lady try .them.

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shall

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Irish

land.

own

leaves

the

to

young, into

„

oppression

in

joy. us

.

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in people about nothing

which

space

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all

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Catholic

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know

under

their

the

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possession

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on

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showed

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abilities

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correspondent

to

Irish

etc.

of

we;within

power

Catholic Disabilities South Africa

writes

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violin

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.

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do

.

name

hymns

is

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and

needless

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with his Hartford,

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King.!

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King,

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to

he wished, The the committee marks. object the bazaar in organising hadin.'yiew was to. pay a off debt of £100 now due 'on additions made to St. recently Convent. was This convent Joseph's open,

in established, Albany 21 years ago last -April. During that time a great had been deal of untiring energy to bear the in Sisters by brought to make their, a order undertaking ':

that

labours

on

liabilities

play

well for their spoke their only "100 covered the convent. The' dis

It

success.

the

in

hall

that

due

day was

Albany,

of

irrespective He

was

to

class

and

that

this

say

was a notable sympathetic feeling Each feature throughout Australasia. to one tried outvie his neighbour in the his which showed generosity, ffood feelinir that Drevailed in their He the on midst. thanked people Mother for the behalf of the Reverend that liberal had so far been support the to movement. He asked given the the Mayor to perform opening

Church,

he

said

Dalton, of the

articles on. doll's bridal

this

admired. dinner set,

There/

was

stall

party, and

.'

of

the

was

were

also other

numerous'

silver

much rugs,

;

use

rosary stall

pro dress circle, in white draped

.

be

Conspicuous

was and offering raffled sorts all

on

the

stall

sale

for

of cake. two

were

handsome choice cakes, wedding are goods of all descriptions of boxes plum sweets, puddings, exposed to. view and judging by their and etc. This ice-crearris, poultry, nature command a useful should stall was over Mrs. presided, by sale. Workbaskets, cushions, ready Marmion, assisted Mesdames by frames and dolls, pincushions, photo, M. F. W. T. Martin, McDowell, J. to mention other articles too numerous M. C. Y. O'Connor, Russell, Quinn, a of A make up fine goods. display H. Cooke, G. S. Shuffrey, Mosely, in bridal doll cos dressed tastefully 'and Misses Gib Heads; Jackson, tumewas a feature of conspicuous arid Donovan. McCarthy, bons, one of the stalls. The refreshment the was well with all manner feature of the bazaar stall filled Quite were the Geisha on the of edibles and good business was done tea-rooms, were most which there by the stallholders. The com stage, artistically with Japanese lanterns table attracted a good deal of decorated and petitive which were to from the attention. There be seen umbrellas, hung numerous cane small some excellent of Western chairs, ceiling maps and screens. tables Strawberries of penmanship, Australia, specimens illuminated of wild and cream, ice-cream, coffee, mottos, tea, paintings &c. M. W.'C. ex and cakes were Thomas dispensed flowers, by Misses a colShenton hibited for Marmion Clifton, (2), (not competition) (2), and G. Lily, R. Gibbons, Jection of six of West Gugeri, paintings in wild and Mrs. who looked their Australian flowers/ charming Geisha dresses. Tideman also had on view several -

.

:

;

didn't

all

of that

wouderful

bird

it

stood

to

the

cook

author

size

of

Tiny

and

it

family

Tim. was

of

ill

unwonted

Christmas

we

(as

the

day..

may ) that old skinflint of charity

easily

of

a-

half

(previously

tall

transmutation

and

doesn't

somehow,

assuming

it

still

is

apt

an

rcmaius to

that

true

be at

its

best

at

human

Christinas,

in where, of all counEngland, is made of that most Christendom, and 1 iudly holiday.

thau

;

to

'

it

do.

can

For

Nature

and has

punishment favourites;

110

treats

violate those: who 2oth| December exactly the committed offence in

And

as

laws

the

to

as

are

all

the

chronic in

parks

this

old

London,

penalty

island

they catchy For, in.

pain there

are

organs

and

attack

kinds

many functions.

may of

whereof

body

has

"merry"

for

the

as

Often

weeks;

nearly always digestive disorders,

as

for

iri.

which

and

life,

and

acute

an

of

dyspeptics,

enough in

is

threaten

first

the

on

about Christmas-time.. fearfully of ail warnings, will they go spite meals and take the chances. heavy the

on

they

though

August.

there

cram

her

it

ranged

in

and

ings,

in

painted the

the

many

noticed

were

a

stall

and

ar

was

green was

.centre and

bride,

charming

summer.

hot

a

festivities

-

The

customs

are

behind

whistle As

the of

known

to

the

occasion.

of

centuries-

you might of a north-east

teeth

and

gale.

for

a cure

the

recommend

use

of

Mother

Seigel's

the

stimulant

as

the

best

well

as

only

all

-

pro the

of

can

in

digestant

use

I

to,

universal

on

traditions

and

it,

the

rains

a from advising and bibu gustatory the most country's

themselves

prophylactic

a

alluded

'

and

fogs

far

is

and

iu

turns

is no but there the fixed resolution

popular holiday, testing against people to enjoy

some

merriment

October

the writer in indulgence

lous

"

evils

the Syrup,, and

world.

;

others.

"

Ina

;

was which Townsend a did assistants,

Miss

-

by

numerous

the business, respondence;

highly

incidents. the

Amongst so

T.

wood,

you, done

as me

by

Mother

years and

I

have

been

of

who

J.

M.

H.

take

J.

Sheridan, and J. C. T. Flanagan, J. D. and and M.

Joyce,

I

my

for

heart,

money writes

thank the

good

For Syrup. indigestion

Seigel's vexed with

of

rich

food.

Still

I

cost

I

:

!

it

in un

under to

it

have

sought a or cure hands preventive of the best physicians, all of whom assured was me that there but one way, namely/! low and let to live on a diet, luxuries was

suii

me.

in

a

vain

at

me,

and

the

alone.

G.

Mulcahy.

to

of

seldom

was

able to resist I although temptation, stood well what perfectly yielding

Russell,

Riley,

It is only do with all

—

:

buy

had a spell always tormenting after my public banquet or uncommon

J.

W.

Cavanagh, Bates,

'

has aud table, whatever he wants, fair that I should

thus

Grant,

W. Ahern, F. Lanheti, V. Kerwick,

the

cor

McKenna, BridgeW. McDowell, Mahar, F. G. Townsend, W.

Fitzgerald,

of

brisk

Townsend,

J.

pleasures "

even

Sinclair,

Fitzgerald,

dated 10, .1899, a January who loves the Birmingham,

to

,

every

of

enough

gentlemen

energetically Messrs. F.

were

White,

and

of despatch productive

rapid being

diverting

worked

con

post-office,

letter

gentleman

.

The trolled

ing

as

;

be

may their

then

succeed

free

and pictures, lovely toys, many use ful for children. This stall things was over, Townpresided by Mrs. Hal.lion, send, assisted by Mesdanies and "B6x, Holland, Ley, Griffen, and Misses Townsend, .HayDalton, Holland and den, Newbold, Dalton, :

Christmas

them

hour or two into misery, Now

drapharp Of

a

silk. green useful articles

over

gold pretty

To an

"

Hibernian with yellow

"

But

this the

through the

did

inevitable

began to

not

suit

regulations results. Mother

use

I

broke with

frequently,

However, when I Seigel's Syrup I had

to do as I pleased. After in (almost) an but most dinner last viting risky Christmas I took a double dose of Mother Seigel' and. suffered at all. I told ex scarcely my. and a dozen friends this perience, adopted off. I am convinced, amazing remedy right with a little and a that, caution, dose of Mother and Seigel's Syrup now then, one bid to and the ab may defiance dyspepsia ailments it ominable sets up. Thanking a thousand I am, you times, yours truly,. John Macfarlane."

Fancy

;

starved) gorging

whom

a

"

The

;

attraction, and to

if

Monday;

much

was

.that

mercy

the had

a

the

one

;

was

it

she

occupied

have

-

who

public,

sale

for

twice

follows.

"

under

was

work

handsome

a

buy

the and. Yet, sad to tell, very jollity leads of Christmas to generosity regretable drink excesses. too much, People eat and and suffer The roast and the accordingly. the mince the boiled,, pies, plum puddings, the tremendous of wine, beer, flushings and overload other beverages, these things the stomach and the more digestion give

beads.

;

all

pretty complete

a

of

the

did the

gentle

ink stand in massive a handsome solid anff another silver, stallwas Standard This lamp. presided over Connor, by Mesdames Pennefather, Doherty, Cavanagh, Misses and Cable, Pennefather, Cavanagh, Brown, and Pouchard.

liberally

—

muslin,

many

sort could

managed

they

it

.

.

grateful

terms

be

are

many

which

effectively

admired

on

to their efforts. responded For the four nights ending Saturday and by this cleared, nearly 600 was the week ladies the fully expect results of the bazaar to four go into which well for the figures, speaks so

children, of the hall. The stalls decorated with art tastefully and flowers. evergreens,

j

what never

phenomenon

as

and

Mr. Dickens says. They must short off like sticks of seal

legs,

they

especially tries in

was

and

was

including

articles, of solid

were

in

&c.,' toys, in the centre

and ,

iviesaames

by

that

come, nature

draped

ahd ,the Scotch flags here yellow, the arid there about stall. Several as as useful articles ornamental well

Wednesday afternoon, 6th has so far a inst., de proved cided success.All the stall holders worked most and speak energetically,

to

was

over

arid and

of St. Patrick's Premantle.

Mayor pleased residents at the at the kind invitation of Port, and especially present for Father to the Committee the bazaar Ryan and the ladies who open so have worked hard to make the he believed was for the purpose which bazaar the success it has so far been. the debt on the Convent of liquidating was The Town Hall a most laudable He con object. quite trans formed the stalls were the ladies on the nice col arranged gratulated round the room, and were lection of useful and ornamental simply goods on but effectively The flower the stalls. draped. displayed They ap the and fruit stall centre of occupied peared to have spared neither expense and a now the floor, shade nor time and it only remained represented house of green with to enter trellis, draped for the public with well filled and and was sure two shades of green he muslin, ladies the( purses with saleswomen. He baskets, pot would prove /decorated plants, good was the worthy and flowers of all kinds. It wished object every suc over cess and he trusted that the money presided by Mrs. Bermingham, He assisted Fan would be collected. by Misses Marmion, required M. declared the bazaar Donovan, Healy, open. ning (2), (Applause.) Fitz Brown, Kelly, McCarthy. (2), are in The stalls six number and Cooke, gerald Hatchett, (2), round A table the hall. is arranged Solomon. aside the also set -for competitive stall looked very The refreshment articles and a lucky bag in the shape and of green dainty with its drapery with of a huge snowball, well filled and was the centre of white, quite for the is stationed The

white

set

The bazaar in aid of the building fund of St. Patrick's Church, Frewhich, was mantle, opened by Sir ohn Forrest, accompaned by Lady Forrest,

ceremony.

red,

presided,

know

turkey

How

wax.

yoursmok

of

the fires up Bob Cratchit."

raise

Scrooge into a high priest of was run quite beyond the common and that dinners from, modern miracles, such sources are as as wel rare are they

stall-,

was

all

snapped

eat

bowl

a

ll

A I

the which big prize turkey Scrooge sent to Camden Town,

That

ing

over

like

cushions,

England.'' and blue,.

Quigley, others. One

:

proud

in

ful

not his

the

sets.

stall

Scotland minent place

to

this

on

vases,

"

The-

"

the

creed.

tea

/

issue.

in aid

sale

(4),

1

?

Even

and Griffin, McKerinai J. Riley, ;J. Misses McDowell, McKenna Beard,

;

we

was

say, Yet

,

choice

with

and

dolls

'

do

upon have

D. Fay, Mulcahy, Fay, and the Misses

for

were

together

—

Bazaar

united efforts of the Church Com donations of mittee and the generous goods and cash by the people of

:

L. R.

the

as

will

we

scuttle,

regenerated

'

ware

Miss Truslove. The Stall Art Competition Church Committee. Stall— Mrs. Fowles Refreshment and Mrs. Keeley. Snowball— Misses De Souza. as The The judges weifl follows Miss Mayoress (Mrs. C. McKenzie);K. Thomas Messrs. Muir, Foster, arid Ferrier. Rawlinson, in bur The list will prize appear next

And

Healy, Stone, Mrs. Her

,

ana

coal

I year. discuss

a

many

Make

bishop.

another

J.

"

.

—

.

5

ing

C.

and

Thorpe,

pre assisted

—

1

1

was

Mrs. Misses

tor you and salary, this afternoon

given

-

be mis-

-

before he called deelare the bazaar to make a. few re

that

Mayor

birnmons

Geary,

Smith, 'Flannagan, Young pre " the stall sided over Shamrock," was in and which yellow draped " muslin the words Cead green in gold Mile Failthe" being written and across letters the front. placed in' E. P. articles Many handsorrie

'

Gee said the

Miss-,

latter

and

.

Mr..

stall—

(3),

Mulcahy,

.

JNo.

Bunyard,

Healy

Mesdames

charge. No. 2 stall— Misses Monaghan (3) and Weir. Mrs. No. 3 stall— Mrs. Cuddihy, Paddon and M iss Hand ley No; 4 stall— Mrs. Seymour, Misses M. and C. Whitehead: '

The

Gilchrist,

Mrs.

have your affairs

Scrooge,

not

he clapped him on the back. than Christmas, my good fellow,

as

merrier

mirrors,

painted

.Miss

'etc.

by

ver

bert.

:

a evening, of the debt should be portion large attendance at the open erased. VThe were On the platform ing was fair. the Mayor (Mr. C. McKenzie), Rev. and Messrs. A. Father Morris, Gee, and A. F. Cuddihy. J. Kennedy,

upon

committee Gee, T. J.

W.

Kennedy,

of silver/and

cushions, sided over by Mrs.

joint

E. Treacy, the Sisters and the ladies McElwee, for the excellence which of the display is due to their entirely unceasing few weeks. the last energy during The stall holders are as follows of MaryNo, 1 stall— Children L. Truslove in Miss Hazel and Miss

to-morrow

until

the A.

Messrs.

the

Cuddihy

sal

could

.

close

due to A. F.

Seymour, of

consisting King, J.

is

evening.

silver

;

said

Bob/'

that

.

not

credit Messrs.

lace

Irish service

taken,

stall,

spread of with tea

Clirismas,

earnestness

.

incurred an exwork, of course, and with a view of wiping 'off pense. a to' this debt amounting £.100, was ar bazaar and art competition; and the Church ranged by the Sisters committee. The ladies haye been months hard for some past working were and the results of their efforts after before the public laid, yesterday the bazaar noon when was opened in the bazaar Hall. As will the Town new,

be given

Merry an

.

to-night The greatest secretaries, and P. J.

will support and. to-morrow

bed

"A with

'

.

similar

this

on

handsome

a

large

Turkey.

:

consisting

prin Tb is

them

sale

for

being

one

a

articles

Prize

Big

.

Convent, of a chapel

Joseph's

no

offered

were

placed choice

—

cipally

St.

doubt

were

Many

and

'

to

additions

several

year

made

the swan.

The

draped white,

was

red

'

Last '

stall

Fremantle"

colours, was front

.

by the

Port

.

7tli.

with plenty of was done Good business last evening and holders

"

stall

in

,

electro-plate and met &c.,

of cigars, support.

The the and in black

of assistants useful raffling boxes ware,

engaged

busily of

articles

number

.

were

December

Advertiser,

A

paintings.

Albany.

at

Albany

Exhibition

Art

.

and

-

Bazzar

'

A

While Occurrence. in New Zealand, recently Phpoka/ ridden by T. Buddicombc, threw one of his front which shoes, in the colt's tail. The un caught accustomed burden startled him, and —

Strange

exercising

-

;.

'

a few after plunges, and galloped straight

sharpgave

worse.

,

With

way.

bruise on tact with

the

he

away,

heavy, wh ich , fort unately the exception of a a

,

causedthe

rail,

broke into

chest,

the The

until

tail

rail

topped,

he

shoe

little

was

to

on

hung

his

ges,

and Surgical

Co., Apothecaries Baun's Buildings,

William

and

of

Sponges,

-

Belts Ltd.,

Enema

opened

up

Murray-street.

Tel.

the

British

(and people.

mery

a '

Best

Brands

Arms,

PERTH of Wines,

-

Beer,

Spirits

-

Syrin at

Kept.

W.A. De

Hay-street,

William-street,

wish

we

to

Beaufort

captured.

was

shipment

facts Christmas

The

Only New

)

a

con

by

colt

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these

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and CHARLEY

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Lord

:

made

has;

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Efrily, of the

cause

Irish

(sava

October on

Glasgow

.a

arrived

14),

Saturday

.the his

labourers "

own

Qut;

Speaks

in

of paper' Glasgow

On

morning.

Sunday

a he addressed meeting of Nation His alists in the National Hall. whose oratorical Lordship, .powers and delighted his audi surprised took his "The ence, subject for,; Dawning of th e Dayi" .an d said an that could to lrishnian, that, ,

but

:

the dawning of one duy thrice-blessed when day Ireland would be emancipated of servitude. from her, centuries he depicted In glowing language

"

mean-

.

-that

—

.

Ireland

as a sick mother needing of her children, iustead the succour to her their of coining aid, spent time in quaiu'elling. them ampngst to the of selves, greatly delight

their his

Confound enemy. " and isms (added the and audience,

common "

"

iters

your

"

Lordship), as

rising

one

man,

the

dowed.

sentiment:

en

heartily Do

yoii

? (he queried). Then target is 'your target— a remark elicited Let which applause.: or a factionists stand aside join monastic Order where perpetual silence was inculcated. Refering to Lord the Transvaal crisis, Emly want

a

:

England

i

X\TUR.\L

.

to said .that about England was draw the sword: for the Uitlanders -that sword which was cnnison to the hilt with the blood of t lie best Ireland's and and bravestof aye, Scotland's— sons. ac of Every

I'll

-

DGE.

ICfLKEE.

I

'

RELAND.

.

—

—

cusation

levelled by England agai n st the Boers might wi t.h tru th whole and' nothing the truth,, but the truthbe levelled against conduct Ireland. against England's The Uitilahders were overtaxed so was Ireland. They had taxation Ireland without representation. —

—

—

too. not had that, They could hold important offices of State. No Catholic could be Lord Lei u tenant or Chief The Boer Secretary. men could «shoot police The Irish did the police Mitchelstown. and there

at

sight.

same

at

was

no

At Dromoof public meeting. the 17th of September a public meeting was broken up with and baton The cavalry charges. Transvaal bench was the judicial tool The same of the. executive. right hair

on

in where Ireland, magistrates could be lemoved irom one district to another if were tliey supine enough. Comiug to the labourer's demands, Lord Emly said that the as

\

future of Ireland was the future of the democracy of Ireland; which has cast off its clothes. swaddling The labourers had agricultural been and would always always to be the backbone continue of every national He movement. made their

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BALL

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most

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VIC.

Saved

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istory October

21),

of

a

at

Majuba

Masonic

Sign.—

the

"Glasgow

Mail"

which

appeared

Giving

bt

commissariat

the'

Hugh Murphy, Home

Mr. the

who

Boer,

Government

.

branch, pre a with senting Lordship gold cross as a souvenir of bis visit. His made a suitable Lnr.dship his

reply.

was

has brought

cation

from

similar

touching

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to

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Cardinal

the

and

Catholic

of

Congress.

Do

you other Eminence

—

do

not

how

see

"

I

to your stock of add anything The secretaries have information. of with everything supplied you c$ in

interest." " that We stated, your Eminence, the |great Mr. Mulhall Mr. Mulhall sent in his on had already paper of the Church in the the Progress Nineteenth That is correct, Century. —

—

Eminence,

your

is

not

it

?

has reached us, Yes, the paper and most and a very fine, valuable, is. I have to it witten Mr. paper the him, and at Mulhall, thanking time asking him if he will be same "

bring his paper up to wrote Mulhall it to the was our intention hold Con in T900. Since that time gress early to

good enough When

Mr.

you have has become

stated

date.

as

next

of

We

year. as

detail

it

by

every gress assembles. in marble the floor

to

of

the wish to have com in stands pie the time the Con The laying down of and

to

the

intention

invite

Samoa His sure

ex

of your

King

-

will

we

all

"

(smiling) be very pleased

I

am

to

see

fortune eminent hall?

.

I

paper

on

"I

ened

suppose by the

have you formidable

Of course, good way off, but jects.

that

in

the

fright

list

of sub

October, I think

I

is

am

safe

posed Mary's

or

to

in

meeting places. have one session the

second

new

hall,

a

is at

asked

Dr. he

wrote

but

disabled

he could

not

I will

with

prepare have

mentioned

articles

I

been O. A.

ready and

on

post them

Eminence,

"

is

not

he

?

he the much-talked-of is Yes, I hope to Father Lambert. have a contribution from his own pen." Apart from its value in an intel lectual will what good purpose sense, be served Congress,1 your by the Eminence? " said the with a Cardinal, That," " is a You laugh, leading question. that the have said in your own paper about a Congress will help to bring en of faith revival and religious in our the thusiasm midst. Within there has been a great last ten .years "

whole

It

have

I

and you will have Most them in time for the Congress. obedient Eminence's sincerely your L. A. Lambert.' servant, The writer is the celebrated Father who the Lambert, put Ingersoll, in the pillory, champion of infidelity,

saying proceedings, for entertainments, dinners, allowing be compressed with and picnics, will in a week. This would also cover the three days set apart for the cathedral We ceremonies. shall have several centres

from one American

Washington. that I

that

in

uatnoncs

another in the

writers

of the

receipt to your

a

1900,

still

promised to have their papers by the last week of December,

last

been

suc

another

procure

for a paper, his hand is so

rheumatism The it.

community." Congress

lnsn

successful. that

me

Well,

the

"

and

the

fairly

a

How long will ? your Eminence

to

professors Catholic University, am pleased to think

is one you see, Mr. Mulhall of my. old boys. He was a student I was a when professor long ago in Rome. So I think I have a claim on It is not him. outside the range of that he will attend the probability He is fond of travel, and Congress. invited him to come and see I have what we are At present he knows like. us If he comes he only by statistics. will have a warm welcome not only from Catholics from the whole but "

hope

sity.

of

.of happy accident such an to get a paper from as Mr. Mul authority not

have

I

—

the

in

Brownson is

—

Eminence

America,"

him." It

nice

a

is

;

Eminence Mataafa of :

your

,

?

Eminence

from

world,

securing promise of writers to prepare three well-known the for Australasian Catholic papers Father Congress of 1900— namely, World eidtor of the Catholic Doyle, Father author of a Magazine Baart, Court work on "The of Rome," and another on Canon Law and Father Hudson, editor of the Ace Maria, and Dame Professor of the Notre Univer

and lasmania. JNewAealana, find also for will places Fiji, and Guinea Samoa." it

visitors

?

that

Your

ceeded

—

Is

many the

of

:

'

revival

pro St.

of

and

faith

thusiasm

throughout

in

measure

a

large

en

religious

the this

world,

owing

is

and to have

which Catholic Congresses held at Paris, Brussels, Lisbon, Fribourg, Venice and other European Pon cities. Our present" illustrious all tiff, Leo desires that XIII., mark Catholics shall the end of the and of the beginning present century of the next by a great manifestation faith towards Christ and love Jesus Our Redeemer. The Holy Father's men words are Representative agree in the that should they opinion consecrate the closing century by a of solemn and universal profession

at

the

St.

a third at St. College, John's Patrick's College, Manly, a fourth at Riverview and so on. All College, the sessions should be got over within a week. Some of the papers, of will, as be taken but the course, read,' ones It principal will be discussed. our the is intention to all publish and the principal in papers speeches a volume at the end of the Congress. Such a volume would be a valuable con record showing the advanced dition of the Catholic Church in Aus at the close tralasia of the nineteenth What a to the contrast century. of the Church here at the. position of the century We-exbeginning

been

'

cration of St. Patrick's at Cathedral, and Bishops which the Archbishops were was of Australia it present, that the determined Catholics of be an Australasia should afforded opportunity movement, its

blessings,

Poisoned Terrible

in this religious of joining and of participating in that most and the

faithful

of shown

do

ignorance prevail, the in all

sublime Will influence "

is appetite ened, and nerves Mrs. F. Flynn, sends us tralia,

poisoning. weak

lost, digestion exhausted. of

So. Aus and

Adelaide,

her

photograph

says:

so

much

"

and grandeur beauty teaching."

of

exercise Congress beyond the colonies ?

The

sleep, miserable

me

indeed.

woman

come over feelings I could no good.

me,

I

ana

Having

most

was

a

read

of

AVER'S Sarsaparna

I

I

thought

would

try

To

it.

great

my

sur

after I found taking only two bottles better in every After way. myself very much all six Dottles disagreeable taking my feelings

prise,

left

and

me,

I

cured."

completely

was

take constipated, Ayer's Pills. They are gentle and sure. and dyspepsia, They cure biliousness, sick headache. Take them with Ayer's the one aids other. Sarsaparilla If

bowels

your

are

;

her

the

to have terrible could do doctors left my appetite

used

not

the away which now the Church

to clear and prejudice and show forth

I

me.

J. C.

by Dr.

Prepared

Ayer &

Mass.,

Lowell,

Co.,

U.S.A.

an

Catholic

Art

I happy to say that already attention. Congress has attracted

As

are

you

sent

we

aware,

"

of giving offence to Australians, but young on the there are many people other of the world side who regard Aus as a distant tralia mission somewhere near The Burmah. of our report if they'reach these people, Congress, them an should convince that we are and progressive enlightened country. in The Congress, academic although cannot fail to awaken character, Catholic interest ourselves. among Taking a wider view, it will identify us with the Catholic and give world,

publicly our

for

and

our

to the old countries. Within syllabus the past few weeks I have received letters expressing pleasant suprise at the our character of programme. Some of the I am selected, subjects have been greatly informed, praised in many of the leading schools in the old country. in do This itself will not It will make people only good. " at home understand that there is such a place as but it will Australia, command I would not their respect. for the world make the statement

Book 324

HAY

doors

(Two MR:

RYAN"

makes

a

He

just-

It will lift recognised position. and of a provincial groove place us in a line with the intellectual leaders of our faith. Among our in the colonies Protestant neighbours the effect of the Congress must be a It will show that we good one. only ask our to be judged on Church its and that we have nothing to merits, conceal. The lists of subjects will show our non-Catholic friends that are not to we afraid discuss scientific and other subjects which are supposed to be forbidden In by the Church. a word, I believe the Congress will to and clear calumnies help away show the Catholic in its Church true to those not and dignity of strength a

us

out

the

fold."

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The

Southern deep an thus to coincide be made interest, may with the of the Catholic opening The celebra Congress. centenary tion of the Church in Australasia be due at the same time. will There that can be no doubt the Congress the eclat of those great will add to on hand whilst the other festivals, these will celebrations religious not contribute a little to ensure its success. The complete Congresses in Europe of matters held treated connected with the attitude chiefly of the Chnrch in relation to the lead of the day, and it is ing questions the Australasian that Con proposed lines of gress shall fallow on similar Able and scholarly thought. papers will

of Sleep.

accumulate

this

people

have

Continent

Loss

often

dangerous

of manifesting their and loyalty faith would be the hold an Australasian Catholic of ing in As we Congress. Sydney were of our pushing on the completion the assembled Cathedral, prelates to have the in decided Congress of holding Sydney, so that the date in with the blessing of what would fit our we Cathedral. completed may call of this The dedication feast Mother Church of Australasia, in which all the

Feelings.

Impurities until blood

way

appropriate

side

Now,

"

or to to serve as a prelude preface we as the Congtess, selected October winch would best suit the the month convenience of the Bishops and repre sentative laymen of the other colonies. We hope to seethe whole Australasian Auswell Church, represented

We New

a

for question a man to ask. The war newspaper in the Transvaal has upset things in Europe, and just now in terribly to are vitations visit Australia not considered. When the war seriously to is I shall be better able over, answer But your question. apart that there from the war I know is attraction what we may call a counter in the Paris than Exhibition. More to be some there are that, very im celebrations in Rome. It portant to have be our may good fortune a few visitors from distinguished but I think I am safe in say Europe, whose of those ing that most sym in connection been enlisted has pathy with our Congress will be represented in the of way by their contributions papers and essays."

till

is

tralia,

give

visitors

our

"

arkolite will As the Triduum July. of what we in celebration may speak of the Cathedral of as the completion us

delay

all

Has your Eminence had any pro mises of help from abroad since the and contributions list of subjects ap ? peared in the Freeman " is a said his Eminence, Here," I received from the letter yesterday Rev. L. A. Lambert, editor LL.D., of your York namesake, the New Freeman's Journal

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bride

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Williams,

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wedding

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to

came,

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(150yds).

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—

(120yds).

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and

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have you ADATIO

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a

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father

everything

you

want.

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her

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enough

girl

came

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a

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money the

shop,

tale

of

want,

and

filled

with

she

his

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my

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looked

the at wanted

doll, it.

back, to her. worse

than

could get she pressed

told

her

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child's

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am

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very looked

sorry at

at the

money

and Then

thought her

in

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her how

sister's

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it

the

hand, badly words

be

go

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get

something with

tears

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Jack,

to

father

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a

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Jack

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could

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for

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is

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O'Gorman, and

11

to

announce

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o'clock

at

officiated he

that nfirfissil-at-ftrl

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exhorted

Father the

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Mass,

Europe, course

St.

the Rev.

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to

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to his successor in of Church affairs the same assistance and generosity that they had

always

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as

and

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boy

of

paying

Holy

havino-

first

and re

be fresh and Apothecaries to supply their various branches Co., Ltd., largely by weekly mail. Hay-street, import De Baun's and Buildings, William-street, cr. William and Murray-streets.

Drugs

"

;

he

and was lady pained sorely troubled who had so over losing Mass, but the man her kindly helped only laughed and said if

walked his reached

room

for their

and

buns

the Catholic Protestants (says who have Times of November 10) out on been crying possible every that occasion the Bible, and;the the true are Bible is religion', only, now the Boers, whose denouncing as un sole is the Bible, religion civilised and wicked beyond expres sion. Colu mn upon column of Tues was to devoted proving day's Times how unendurable these Dutchmen

"Enough,"

he

horse

of

not ceived Holy Communion, and I am And so what seemed a admitted yet." all was after a and misfortune, blessing, his mother boy and losing through a little God a soul that Mass. gained on hanuv Christmas "A SPRIG OF SHILday. LELAH."

school."

room your and let him

a

lovely

some

lot

The

he

the in

a

new

proudly,

Brother,

Essay

made

They

his

to them, where he

Who in a Woman Lived Shoe," friend sang "Killarney,"

Little their

"

Jack

will

Go

"

the

The

and and

sion.

he

was

with

Confession. later month

searched,

the

kind farm-house very

boy,

came

them the home, and stayed with all; After tea they had some music evening. and the singing, boy danced a hornpipe, and "The .and sang bong of Sixpence,"

to go

the

were

place

temptation

lose you your But I didn't take Someone has it the

he

Brothers,"

said

Jack,"

"

I will

desk

the other teachers. and his desk was a of papers pile

Essay.

if

though

as

his

a

and

boy and

if he set them, good ex the Before for separating ample. night promised they said the Rosary, and the man

"

up the key, underneath

proudly

she

it

turning

said, gave and

came

eat.

addressing

a

worth

visited,

thousands

during

untrained suit

his

them

boys, believe

face.

my

back

came

came

stern

to

people. the gave

hat the

and milk, plum pudding, time After some hungry.

ever,

grave

in you I was

Search

culprit.

said

child wanted food poor she wanted besides she a doll, another. Going up to the child the into her and hand, money eyes

and

room,

waif, then she

That

he

was

the

his

where

He

them

and

way.

"

at

could'nt we said, ?" I don't believe .he said, he as put "My dear, I forgot

and

prize,

"

she

looked

the

a

said, of

any

win

of

-

when

where Mother

early

waved

place

took

knew tea,

he

were.

not been of years,

"

raggedlittle

she

to the

that

"

"

help I

a

then

straight and

trvina-

were

in his Jack stand Brother Francis

with

"

"you

if

to to let

room

bova

afternoon said ?" sir," said the Brother "what were," sternly, there were ?" Jim you doing Dowdy said I was'nt the to climb window game through and take chalk off I some your desk, and did it to show him I was," answered Jack. Did ?" said the Brother you say that turn No sir," said Jim. ing to Jim. That's said an untruth," Jack, starting from his seat. seat," thundered the "Keep your then to the class he Brother, turning said, afternoon I went out, and left Yesterday the on desk. In the my Essays evening I them all tumbled found about, and James Now Dowdy's is missing. boys who is the Jack has admitted thief? the entering

her little pale face Lilie's tender little

when

pain

Oh, papa,"

wondering

was

into

"

her.

she

calling, mother

had little they it. The struggle lay James Jack. however,

and

he

Boys," were

with There are lots of children no place to ana tnac nave you every sleep to-nignt, not content." thing -are "Well, it is not if have not." "I did'nt fault say my they the it was," said the other room. as she left and Towards the rain cleared off, evening father Lilie's said he would take her out. They went into a doll's shop, Lilie's eyes wandered the her over and at last dolls, fell a doll in blue and on glance lovely white.

ESSAY.

the

So

;

knew

morning

next the

"

just doll

anyone

know,"

"

to take promised rain horrid keeps

make

thankful

and

James

into

will were her.

kissed

-B.W.

of

all they gaining

between

her

would

papa but the said-

be mother,

and

my

and

buy it, enough to

to Its

don't

should

dark the rain

Most

rain

Lilie on

as

I

you

she

a

was

of

came

matter look

Nell,

iife.

I knew

"

LOST

chance week. door

said

dear."—

"Courasre." for but it,

still

was

sister

the

the

saw

Oh I wish I saved up

so.

"I

the

is

fancy at Christmas, me

the

at

her

What

It

Eve. all wet

standing

was

room.

.

lovingly,

CHRISTMAS.

Christmas had been

erirl

.

LILIE'S was

to

had

"

is

"

such

GRANDMA.

-

It

in

were

Christmas again."

selfish

this

for,

-

—

James

thankful in. my

"

and

;

be

at St. Patrick's half-holiday School about and the boys were scattered in all to make the directions, intending their most of Two boys were holiday. the master's window standing by talking said Jack," Jatnes Dowdy to together. his John Power, not companion, "you're and window game to climb through that a of off chalk the Brother's desk." get piece Yes I am," said he went. Jack, and away If Jack could have read James' he thoughts been the would not have so willing to enter Brother's At Christmas time room. a prize t-o be for the best was given Essay on

later Nora Ann on: acknowledge Henry and Chloris Lloyd, Maggie

Sheridan,

erood

It

Connor,

Thomas

be

to

THE

;

Eva

happiest

never

Good-night,

..

and

the

lots

"

will chosen for publication, give pleasure to of you. You each and one know every how to be written that alone they came make The fol them should interesting. I thank for I hope lowing letters/which to

I have

a

be

days

all.

j

His

is

With

your all

the

hope

"

I

yourself it

;

birthday upon blessing you may and joyous. I thank bright

1

came

from

deprived

Street,

books,

and

behaved

Art

evinced towards himself. Priests come and priests would would go, but the Church would go on for ever. He also of praise to paid a high tribute His the Right Rev. -Lordship Dr.. Gibney, at whose hands he had al the greatest kindness ways received and

In the

assistance. view of Rev.

P

a goorlie, the district

'

fhe

of. early departure O Gorman from Kal number of the citizens of.

ather

and the Boulder City havethe idea of presenting the with an Father address' and tes

initiated

.

round.

well

—

Unce

—

am

.

I

how

Catholic nicholl, be to

experience. long time promising a where Monastery, of orphan boys she

well

is

be

rey. timonial. esteem

here

He is held in the sections by all

community— Catholic

and

highest, of the

Protestant,

end a strong commit tee To.this has already been formed, headed by the Mayor of Kalgoorlie,' the Mayor of Boulder the Chairman of the City, and other men.. Roads Board, leading The presentation will be made in the Miners' and will Institute, Kalgoorlie the most handsome eclipse yet given here— something like £800 will be the. alike.'

.

Dear

Our

the

.

For

and her glance, as Lilie Next father shop. morning as Lilie and her sister were going to Mass they met the same little much girl, looking and She recognised Lilie brighter happier. in her and came with tears up to her eyes. I she thank Oh, how cau you enough," saved life she said, You my mother's 'was and that saved her." sick, money 'I do riot wish to be thanked," said Lilie. "I will for a said the say prayer you," as Lilie and her sister on. other, passed That night, as Lilie crept into bed, she said to her Oh Nell after sister, you were right

grateful

a

left

.

v

her

gave

(

his His

;

see

home

and

Mass, the boy mother set hut and his out, they never the Monastery. The reached lady had been times there several before, but, always ac and when she companied by her husband, and her little the son bush, the got into number of tracks them. confused They all until were thought they right, they the were a long on wrong road, then way by looking at the time the lady knew they made must have a mistake; and that Mass be It must over. was nearly dreadfully and she knelt ex hot, down, feeling very the shade of a tree, while hausted, under the little read the Mass. When he had boy he a little finished, feeling more.comforted, and after into a some time he tree, got up a saw a man he called out long way off to him, and as the man was loudly coming in their direction he heard the partly boy

'

Corner.

a

at

were, though mother's care.

happy they father's father

boy

a

sad

very for

mother

wanted

Grandma's

Day

It

one.

Co..

compli

to

and

&

the

hope

visitors residents

goldfield

of Cos

buirts, Hicks

A.

clients "

full

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A.

Prints, this firm also

is

festive proaching seasons. Beautiful Presents. We mind Catholics as this is the Presents what so as appropriate

—

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Christmas

had

return

.

last

On mother

J.

a

Underclothing,.

Blouses,

Corsets, us

the

Showroom Children's

Wrappers,

desire

ADVENTURE

(A

United. their

and

make Year

The

—

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above

and samples largest Export

the

Hollands, Cretonnes, &c.,

T'ablings,

Parasols,-

tumes,

MAGGIE.

A

the

ex

the

conseauence

mean

Sateens,

celebrated. Ladies' and

the

sincere Dowdv.

special addition

full

are

is

boys cheered more

Drapery

Manufacturers

and

Sheetings, Zephyrs,

he

when

special

of

They

bought in Also cost rates. and Clothing

—

of

of

to Jack, the cheer was

goods

their

As"

A.

.

seasons, efforts, and' Gloves, Hosiery Haberdashery and and Fancy Goods, Dresses bilks, Calicoes,

but he the lesson recovered, never forgot he learned; he and Jack staunch are now friends.

goldfieids..

of

at

In

and

f

premises

,

"

not

to

J

to

Boot

the

have purchased of one of goods

Agents

was

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once

good

brings

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big shipment

tlicy stock

the

did

local

it

and

us

"

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Wondering

large

Street,. but

comes

brings' busy times the Cash Peoples'

received

ever

Hannan

comes

largest

received just St. Halport."

make amends." he was wanted

he entered the room. Jack," so that the school Brother, whole You hear have been him, terribly but, innocence has been wronged, your James proved. Dowdy has been seriously and he he con hurt, was thinking dying, fessed to the As having taken Essay." Jack held out grasped the hand the Brother to him, a feeling of thankfulness filled his Jim. and he freely James breast, forgave said could

have

it

informs the

include

my

Co.,

Christmas

Milliners, of Hannan

him

opened

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a

Co.,

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a

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and

Clothiers,

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whtn also

Jt

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mother

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no

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number

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