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"To -morrow," he promised his conscience, "to -morrow I mean to be good ; To -morrow I'll think as I ought to ; to-morrove I'll do as should ; To -morrow I'll conquer the habits that hold me from Heaven away." But ever his conscience repeated one word, and one only, "to-day." To -morrow, to -morrow, to -morrow, thus day after day Pt went on ; To -morrow, to-morrow, to -morrow, -till youth like a vision was b, gone ; Till age and his passions had written the message of fate on his brow, And forth from the shadows came Death, with the pitiless syllable, I
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letters to Miss Beever-" My Darling Cardinal." To Manning himself Rus-
ly needs determination and assurance to accomplish it. It is true that the "r3lling stone" has a bad reputation, a nd there is no denying the fact that this type frequently gathers nothing more substantial than a rare collection of moss, but the spirit back of the rolling stone variety is not to be alto-
kin wrote "It was a great )03, to me to represent the all The your letter, in all but that it ceive he words the Pope's utterances is in me .%ou had been ill. '['here are told "Instaumotto, has selected for his people now left for me in the few is the rare omnia in Christo." Christ world whose illness troubles me ; supreme Monarch, and all things on for my own heart's earth must be subservient to His yours does, both the good gether spurned. Christ must be the sake and in its anxiety for benign sway. of the Church (when does one get For instance, it is better /or a model of the Christian, and no man wicked foolishness of anxi- girl to go from one thing to anocan be true to his religion or to his over that it you, can ill spare which ety?), ther until she finds the thing she Is country unless he range himself be." seem to me. sure she can best do than fall into neath the standard of Christ, the a 'greatly was Coventry Patmore the first situation that opens to her Cross. This was the tenor of the adof }Lusfriend" honoured and loved and stay on interminably, trimming dress which the pilgrims from France part," "Now." my own for lips of His kin. "I am bound, her talents and her temperament to -Dennis A. McCarthy. recently heard froman the my express address which, said the latter, "to suit her work until she is unable to Holiness. It was of obligation to Mr. Patmore as one do anything else. if we are to judge from the enthusiin severest models and tutors Bishop 1111Govern and the Typos astic reception given to, it be the my use of English, and my respect for Thousands of the older members of Univers, will long be remembered by him as one of the truest and tender- When Schooldays are Past the International Typographical Un- the French people. His Holiness est thinkers who have ever illustrated The girl who left school "for good" said : ion will recall "T. Jeff" McGovern, comfelt that the "The flag around which all noist the most important, because love." may not, so far, have made any one of the most genial of all the states of noble human change in her life has gather is the Cross ; tae Captain monest, long list of famous "tourists," and Holidays Ruskin drew Rossetti's attention to. great difference in her. many of them will easily recall that who alone must lead the army of Patmore, asking him if he knew any- happen every year, and she has spent a Jesus was It Christ is combatants brother. Pacific he had a younger thing about "a glorious book called much as usual. But now that habit with "T. Jeff" to tell his wan- and the Vicars whom He has aPPoin- 'The Angel in the House.' " And then them children have returned the younger and up Pope the place, His to take hunt ted sure to dering friends to he who became poet, there was another the family have setand lessons, to only school and this In Omaha, to Bishops. the Pat when they came testimonial she will very to to work, Ruskin's down a Catholic, tled suth? ,er conq meantime learn t, does one many of them did. In the "By the emphatic on earth she is whom is equally what wonder likely virtues essential the pursuEnd by preme the youngest McGovern was way, Aubrey de Vere is the noblest to do with her important seventeen ing his studies at Creighton Univer- of Faith. Hope, and Charity; in this your getting or eighteen year old self. at school do we learn to become at one Person I've vet heard of sity, the great school located hold of. He will do you good he is Girls who are going into business, Omaha, where he was duly graduat- and the same time good Christians reone of the yen very, very few and good citizens, and without makstudying for definite professions, or ed and admitted to the priesthood, ligious men living." taking an important part in the sobeing ordained in the parish wherein ing Politics our occupation, to work for the common good of our councial life of their mothers, will have he was horn and baptised, and later try. Love of justice based on the Always Working °Award being established as the pastor in no difficulty on this point. Their charge of the same parish A sweet - principles of Faith, impels the subEvery girl who is earning her liv- work ,is cut out for them, and all natured, modest man, with a heart ject to render obedience to constitu- ing should make an effort to view that they have to do is to devote full and running over with love for ted powers, and these, in their turn, her life from a practical standpoint themselves to it. But the case of the girl whose people can afford to his fellow -man, even after his ordin- will consider and treat their suband not from an emotional rim Let ation and entrance on the serious jectee as brothers, 'as children of the her make up her mind what is best let her live at home, but cannot prowork of the pastorate. Father Mc- serene family, all interested in pro- for her to do, and then follow calm- vide enough gaieties to fill her day, viding for the common weal." Govern managed to keep in touch ly where reason leads, no matter is very different. She has been used with the printers, and especially with what her emotions may have td say. to the busy life at school, and now friends, Catholic Ruskin had many that she is expected to take her the nomadic friends of his brother. She is giving up her strength and perusing learns in place at home and just exist quietly have frequently conversed with as the reader deover vitality her worries she if CarCook's "Life of John Ruskin." from day to day, she is apt to feel eLeith him, an« he often spoke-and her. upon cision or lets fear prey The rather stranded and lost. always kindly --of the printers he lied dinal Manning was one of these. fillhas she If ? And should she why Res known. And all these printers will friendship between Manning anff she satisfaction with one position ed rejoice to know that he is "Father" kin was one of the pleasures of the is capable of filling another in the The "Sunday Doctor" Ruskin's McGovern no forger, but the Right Cardinal's last years, and same manner if she makes up her delight in it was Perhaps best exAloys ills McGovern, A GERM:\ N PLAN FOR GIVING Rev. Patrick mind that she can and will. She on his of one in pressed by a Phrase MEDICOS A REST. Bisbee of Cheyenne, Wyoming. In Germany a plan exists for giving the doctor his weekly rest -day, and it is proposed to adopt it in The proposal is to divide Berlin. the whole city into districts. In each one a doctor will attend to the Patients of his fellow -practitioners on Sunday. The number of districts will depend upon the number of doctors who join the organisation formout the scheme, ed for carrying which will probably not be put into ) & R. Practice before the autumn. Doctors will see many difficulties in the way, but it has already been worked successfully for some time in (weitsale and genii Saddle and harness Manufacturer Leipzig, where it is applied not only to Sundays. but also to holidays. The city is divided into several large Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments districts, in each of which a person requiring medical attention on a Sunday can ascertain from a policeman or a chemist, and even from the Factory, Head Office and Warehouse newspapers, the name and address of the ri.octor on duty in his neighbour181 hood. The "Sunday doctor" is on duty from midday to midnight, and receives for every professional visit five marks in cash and a small fee in addition as compensation for sacrificing his day's rest. :
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