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Miss M. J. McDERMOTT Proprietress Goods just opened :-Statuary, RoA iJarge Consignment of New Crucifixes, Hymn saries, Brass Candlesticks, Stations of the Cross, Church and Catholic Books, Floats, Incense, Charcoal Ta pers, and all and School Requisites. All Irish, English, and American Newspapers, Magazines in stock. Agents for all Interstate Papers and Magazines. Fireside. Good Magazines for the home circle- Ave Maria and Catholic ATTENTION. VE PROMPT RECEI COUNTRY ORDERS
TELL ME WHAT YOU BEAD, AND I'LL TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE. housethe from it preached he Oh, we would not miss an opas Just by it whispered he and tops portunity to gaze on and admire the stealth ; real pyramids to see a hollow, artiagainst stuff of He wrote whole miles Plenty of Grievances ficial, miniature one in an exhibition ; Household Hints wealth the awful curse of we not. to lose ought so There is nothing quite so easy to grounds,, Clean he and Combs should not be washed. He shouted for the ppor man and admire on gaze to find as a grievance. It can be made opportunities rag ; soft down of he talked the rich man them by passing a piece books for the sake of explorto order in a second's time, no mateeth. the He roasted every king and queen who great between a ing, little ones. For when we read terial other than the imagination bedared to wear a crown Always empty out any water left ing necessary, novel of the passing kind, we He clamoured for rebellion, and he light freVery some before filling the kettle. lose the opportunity to read By being on the watch for insults said he'd lead a band causgreat book worth train loads of quently the fiat taste of tea is and injuries, one has little time for To exterminate the millionaires and already cheapness. The greatest and deepest ed by using water that has the sweet enjoyments of life. sweep them from the land and unfathomed, while been boiled. Plenty of work is the best remedy He yelled against monopolists, their are left unread we fill our spare hours dipping and strong brine of salt and water for sensitive individuals-work and If power he'd defy, self-control-determination and will. Paddling in the shallow ephemeral is thrown over the coals, less soot And swore he'd be an anarchist, and Since, then, chimneys. for a day." "hooks and Half of one's griefs are only imaginflues the in collect sky will the to them blow and who rightly use all clear to give books burn Have you ever wished you will ary. too, ranted fire, and The fumed and He stormed and greatest the society of returned to YOU the prethem the might have winceman bright. rich till he made the thank God for cious hours you spent in suffering aside been laid has But an uncle left him money, and be best men, let us not which Jam stop here. Let hooks. But let us over nothing ? hasn't shouted since. long and has got hard and sugary us prove that we are thankful by Don't waste any more time that can be made quite use for unfit and availing ourselves of the opportuniput way. it is it new when as good as Those Remarkable Misses ties at hand,. by associating with All need work. All need rest, But, the oven for a little while till Here are the names of the Misses these men, the best and noblest of into above all, we all need the proper to left then and melts, sugar the the race. light of understanding that keeps us who were described by their characcool. clear from the pits of argument, the teristics swamps of morbidness, the stumbling The Miss whose company nobody Washing of Milk east; Bottles and Fault wants is misfortune. blocks of worry and grief. Mother's The Where there is a plentiful supply of who The Miss who is always 'raking woman the know you Do hot water, it is most 'natural to use Twelve Good Rules blunders is mistake. her perfect children ? washing up. prates of 1. Be what the children are to beThe Misses who are of a jealous this for all the steps of vexed? so you make she This is, however, a great mistake, Doesn't come. temper are misgive and mistrust. and which have contained She is in every neighbourhood. 2. Do what the children ought to The Miss who occasions a great and all vessels milk should be first rinsed in cold so are the children. The neighbours do. many quarrels is misunderstanding. her that believe to as soon done content should he be water. This would 1. Avoid doing what the children The Miss who is a bad dressmaker children were the most remarkable as possible after the milk has been is misfit. are to avoid. if she would existed bottles. with ever that emptied especially out, beings The Miss who is a disobedient and 4. Live so, even as your children If the latter are immediately filled only tell the fact once and let it go disorderly is misrule. should live, not only when they see conversation or little entire will be Her there that. with water, at The Misses who can never find a and hear you, but also when they do runs to the boy and the girl, and not see and hear you. washing out. Should, thing when they want it are mislay no trouble inmilk adverto on dry business left to be her it she makes however the lacking in 5. If the children are and misplace. the sides of the vessel, the proteids tise their virtues and accomplishduty, then examine into your own The Miss that plays more tricks insolments. which it contains will form an than a monkey is mischief. existence, acts, and omissions -your uble gelatinous mass very hard to reThe boy and girl are usually insufentire conduct. The Misses that are zreat story same hap - ferable little prigs, but don't blame h. If you discover mista'ies, sins, tellers are misinform and misrepre- move without soda. The when rapidly, far more they though Pens, abroad and home At them. and' perverseness in yourself, then sent and misreport. water is used before any told. have heard their praises sung until first reform yourself ; then seek to The Miss that is liwkward acid rude hot Should the bottles be' very had, they cannot help believing what their and better your children. improve is misbehave. caustic soda mother says, and they are forced to The two Misses that travellers washing soda or even 7. Be mindful that your surrounddethe dissolve will to required be boys misall other the conclusion that ings are such and nothing else than should a-oid are misguide and posit. A sufficiently caustic material and girls are beneath notice. lead. the reflection of your existence, of washsome boiling by be made can The Miss that is very extravagant These foolish mothers never realise Your conduct. rate the at quicklime, with ing soda 8. If you will daily allow yourself is misspend. until too late the crime they have of ,;tb. of soda to 21b. of lime, and helpless to be drawn-reared by the Lord, The Miss that will ruin any man is committed against the boila into make enough water to then your children will the rather be mismanagement. youngsters. Some of this is then addbrought up, drawn, reared by you. The Miss that should never attempt able mass. well would do Australian mothers vesed to lukewarm water mud the 9. The more obedient you are to to translate is misinterpret. and read to the lines carefully, above a few minutes. your God, the more obedient will 'The Miss that should never repeat sels stood in it for conscientheir examine to seriously clean and be in their manner of conchildren anything she reads or hears is mis- They can then be brushed water. ces accordingly. rinsed with cold and hot duct to you. Hence wise Solomon quote. Prayed. the tord for an obedient heart so that he might he able to rule and jt'dge his people. God To. Every obstacle between and an educator is of great danger to the children. An example, or pattern, without love for the children, is like Onto the Moon, that indeed shines, but does not give warmth. 12. A parental model, example, or Pattern coupled with a cordial -and fervent love for the !hildren is like & R. everyunto the Sun,. that vivifies thing with its invienrating rays.
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E. (LateARUNDEL CO.) BECHTEL
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and harness manufacturer
Contractor to the W.A. and Commonwealth Governments
Factory, Head Office and Warehouse
179, 181 and 183 Murray Street, Perth
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