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The Record Newspaper 25 January 1913

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EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR The West AUSTRALIAN

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 19]:)

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But always says "Send it; the whole chief thing to ourselves, do we not, And are there not other women outfit likes KDejected, long -faced, just because unconsciously, beget in them the opin fact, we regard it a inisiness with the same infirmity? It amounts The rain beats down to -day? to the dignity of a misfortune when Why, bless you, child, it doesn't posite of self-sacrifice,iof that honour need." which God has pronounced due from help How welcome is he when lie steps in you think of all untidiness involves child to parent, tacitly teaching in inconvenience and extra labour, the sanctum, To let the tears drip, too to say nothing of the appearance of Just wipe your eyes and look them that our labour, our weariness How he makes "our heart" throb, in their behalf is of little account ? a slovenliness which is an offence to how he makes "our eye " around Yet all the time we are aiming at others and a shame to you. dance For some good work to do. our children's best good, highest dehim-we inWe outwardly thank There's nothing helps when you are velopment ; coveting from them a wardly bless himThe Pope Works another Miracle blue manhood, a womanhood full and The steady subscriber who pays in Another report comes to hand of Like helping set things right round and God -pleasing. advance. the miraculous power of Our Holy service fills the darkest day No man can be a true man, such -A. May 'Robinson. Father Pope Pius X. (the truth of Kind With sweetness and with light, as God and mother may not blush of which by Fr. vouched for Aspinis out feeling you're when And to own, no woman can be a real woThe character of a man is formed all, Manchester, Eng.). A lady from sorts man, worthy of becoming herself a by his daily thoughts, and daily pilgrimage come on a Norway had plan The very wisest mother, who forgets the responsibiliwords, and daily actions, until it to see Pius X., hut shortly before want others what ty, nay, the exalted and heaven-enbecomes fixed. His' principles stiffen the day appointed for the audience Is to find out can. you all And help them dorsed privilege and duty of caring into habits. As he thinks often, so she received a telegram calling her for those who bore them. The Bible he is likely to become permanently. So look around and study, up was to her return, one of children as AP mi. is full of this teaching. No man can Some helpful thing to do; in a very serious condition from The following interesting figures in You'll find that cheering others' he a man-much less a Christian the doctor and could pneumonia, man-who for any reason in anyregard to the relative religions of give no hope of recovery. The lady lives thing fails of the kindest and tenWill brighten life for you. husbands and wives are contained in was greatly distressed, as she had derest consideration of his mother. a return issued by the Commonsee Plus X., hook up the real unfortunates, to journey a long come How especially is this true when she wealth statistician (Mr. G. H. and yet feared if she delayed her child And ease their aches and pains, is twice his mother, inasmuch as she Catholic doing 142,989 Of while you're you feel And Knibbs went the Cardie. She to might not only introduced him to time, it is shown that 19,351 dinal Secretary of State, Cardinal good wives, but also to Christ and eternity. married to men belonging Merry del Val, to ask if she might You'll never know it rains. are True mothers are not selfish. It is to the Church of England, 1,521 to join with any group of pilgrims who not wholly because a son fails us Methodists, 4,369 to Presbyterians, might be going to have an audience The Test of True Manhood that we mourn most, but because his Congregationalists, 276 to so that she could return home with277 to We wonder sometimes if parents Baptists, 56 to members of the out delay. Having heard her expla- more especially mothers-are not re- failure to us emphasises a more terrible failure-the failure of the man Church of Christ, 26 to members of nation, Cardinal Merry del Val said miss in failing to teach their childthe Salvation Army, 629 to Luther- he would take her to the Holy Fa- ren the debt they owe to those who himself. For the man who fails his ans, 9 to Seventh Day Adventists, ther straightway, and thereupon took care for them, or the fathers and mother must first fail himself, and it that is this loss of his manhood and 17 to members of the Unitarian her to the Pontiff and explained the mothers whom God has given them. 11./ehurch. The Church of England has circumstances. His Holiness asked In our anxiety to do all that we breaks her heart, not the mere lack agonising supplied 12,688 wives to Catholics, to ter if she had faith. "Yes, Holy Fa- (plight for our children, do we not of fealty towards herself, Presbyterians 2,133, to Methodists ther," replied the lady. His Holi- sometimes fail to count ourselves at though that is. harm 1,280, to Baptists 220, and to Conness then assured her that all was all, and thus, unintentionally, grczationslists 159. No fewer than well with her child. The lady retur- those we love? Our care, our thought, They who recognise by the light are 459 Church of England women our constant attendance on their of faith the sovereignty of God in met children of her One ned home. married to Hebrews, and 193 He- her at the station and told her the needs -on their slightest desire, in- all things will recognise the sovethe reignty of God in the daily and brew women have married Church of sick child had recovered. The lady deed --is it not responsible for own personal England men. made enquiries and found the recov- selfishness we so often detect, with hourly details of their We life and in the changes of their ery had taken place at the time the grief, in those so dear to us ? medical Uses for Eggs lot. live for them until they take our deHoly Father had reassured her. For burns, or scalds, nothing is more soothing than the white of an egg, which may be poured over the wound. It is softer as a varnish for a burn than collodion, and, beat hand, can be applied ing immediately. It is also more cooling than the "sweet oil and cotton" which was formerly supposed to he the surest application to allay the smarting pain. It is the contact with the air which gives the exSaddle. Harness, & Collar Factory treme discomfort experienced from ordinary accidents of this kind; and 179 Murray-st., opp. Boan Bros. anythingwhich excludes air and prevents inflammation is the thing to be at once applied. 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