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The Record Newspaper 27 April 1912

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EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR

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SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1912

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a I worship thee, sweet Will of God

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And all thy ways adore, And every day I live I seem To love thee more and more.

Thou wan the end, the blessed rule Of our Saviour's toil and tears, Thou wert the passion of His Heart Those three and thirty' years. And he hen breathed into my soul A ,sPecial love of Use, A love to lose my will in His, And by that loss be free. When obstacles and

trials seem

Like prison -walls to he, 1 do the little I can do, And leave the rest to thee.

Man's weakness, waiting upon God Its end can never miss, For man on earth no work can do More angel -like than this. Ride on, ride on triumphantly, Thou glorious Will ! ride on ;

Faith's pilgrim sons behind thee take The road that thou halt gone. I

He always wins who sides with God, To him no chance is lost ; -God's Will is sweetest to him when

It triumphs at his tost. Ill that He blesses, is our good, And unblest good is ill And all is right that seems most ;

wrong, If it be His swetet Will !

-Father Faber. II Mother's Heart Is therie anything on earth more beautiful, more gentle, fuller of abiding tenderness and love than the heart of a true mother ? You can 'not associate with it any idea of harshness or severity ; it conveys to owl minds nothing but what is most attractive and most amiable. There is another idea, also, naturally associated with it, namely', that of hoer watchful solicitude. This peculiar characteristic of a mother's heart and grow in seems to increase strength in proportion to the danger to which the object of the mother's love is esPoned. Thus, so lone as the child is in safety ley her side her solicitude Is comparatively small, tho"gh her love and gentleness remain the same : but let the child he

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seddenly exposed to danger, or let aim teen from beneath her watchful care, and carried to a foreign laud, at once the strong, abiding instinct of motherly, solicitude is roes-

he Will of God

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Altar Society lines. Best Wax Can dies, Wicks and Floats, charcoal, InChildren of Mary Manuals. cense, &c. All Societies Medals in stock. sacred Heart Association Badges. Prayer Books, Holy Cards &c. nouNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

ed into activity, ant she knoes no rest nor peace of mind until she is satisfied atout the safety of her child.

eommon Sense and Temper

tion change until, finalle., he is so People are like good steel. In or- difficult to please that others shun him-. der to be really worth while they must. possess temper. Necessity' does not, however, stop at possession of " My Rosary" temper. Control is quite as neces- WHAT SAM LANGFORD WEARS IN sary. some fail: to draw the line THE RING. Setween temper and spirit. Temper Are e ou religious ? asked a Sydney is the constitution of the mind with "Sun" reporter of the famous boxer isspect to Passion, while spirit is an- after his fight with McVea. other name for disroAtion. An irrit"Yes, ash," was the simple, solemn able man is one who is petulant or reply, given with all the trusting fretful, and should not be confounded faith of a little child. "I do believe with the individual to whom has been that if you believe in the Loard He given A strong temper. Weak persons is with you wherever you go. He is are petulant, but a person with a alwaes with you, and He was with curb Your Anger once neon a time, there lived a temper usually possesses some men- me in that ring out there to -night." The loud guffaws which had broken farmer who had several sons and tal strength. daughters. He was a good man, and When we sae that one has lost his out among Langford's attendants and it grieved him to see that one of his temper, we mean that, for the time the others in the room when the litsons, though possessing inane- excel- being, be has lost control of himself, tle giant answered the first question lent qualities, had nn control of his because one who exercises self-usintral had died mean. There was a dead never allows passion to master him. silence. temper. "See here, sah," he said, and he One day he said, "My son, I will His anger may be deep-seated and difgive eou a new bicycle if sou keep ficult to repress, Perhaps all evidence pulled out a little rosary with a lityour temper for this day, and not let of it can not he concealed, but if he tle gold cross on it. "That is my an angry word pass your lips.:' The fails to control it, he is not as strong rosary, sah, my rosary." He caressed the heads reverently . "I never go boy was delighted., and joyfully' en- mentally as could be' desired. into the boxing arena without that Many persons who sutler from nertered into the bargain. His brothers myand sisters playfully arranged to vous troubles and kindred ailments wrapped ur in the sash around main him break his contract ; but in are misjudged, called irritable, the waist. I euess the Loard don't mind possessors of had tempers, of uneven a man even if he's only. a boxer, so k Lein. The mere they teased him, the better he behaved, and at tea dispositions. If their critics could ex- long's he tries to go straight, and time, not an angry word had escapsd rerience the pain and suffering that keep straight." Those in the room conies to the criticised, the probabil- said nothing. They realised they had him. He had manfully kept his r mice and had won the bicycle. His ity is that criticism would cease. The seen evidence of the faith of centuries father, after tea, handed over cue sufferer from nervous indigestion, for in that short, big -chested negro. instance, who always had a smile Edifying reading this, considering Prise, and praised him for his Felt control, but added "Ought you n. t and a pleasant word for every one, that some of our "broad-minded" would be a remarkable specimen of Catholics are ashamed to be seen in be ashamed when you lock oack en humanity. If all persons were the company of a rosary beads. ou your Fast life, to think that have so offended God by y our want onliged to exercise the self-control In New Name for a eommon of self-control, and that you can curb the life of such a person demands, the Thing rid would be much pleasanter. ;our anger for the sake of a bicycle, Psychologists, who study the hu- You have heard pretty often, as likebut could not do so for the love of man mind and its faculties, tell us ly as not, God and an everlasting. reward 7 " that the influence of temper upon the People say a thing : "It is all TomThe lesson was not lost on the lad; body is amazing. Lack of control my Rot ; " he made great efforts to overcame his thereof But de eou not thin' shortens in'twould be fault, and when, later on, people ree stances. To give life, in many unnicer to say way to temper's mer'sed to him that they never saw trammeled dictates frequently causes "I really consider it Thome- De him angry, he used to say the bursting cif blood -vessels in the can " Who yields to angry Passion's sway brain. The less one controls his Will have but strife the livelong dray temper, the less he is able to master patronise Our Adlerlisers Sydney. C.O.L. it. Gradually his ideas and disposi-

All this is tree, hut in a higher and more perfect sense, of the Immaculate Heart of our heavenle Mother, Mary. Her heart is full to en. erflowing with the tenderest affection for each one of us, as though we "ere the only. c'hildr'en of her love. No emotion of severite or harshness "ver Sullies the sweet serenite of her maternal heart. Merce , alone, ends place within her bosom ; justice cannot plant its dread tribunal in this home of love.

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