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TIPPERARY.

CATTLEDRIVE.

Quiterecently46cattleweredriven comemilesofftheKillarneyevictedfarm. Severalpolicegavechaseandcaptured thematBrittas.Theranchcontains400 sores,fromwhichtheowner,Mr.Quinn, wasunjustlyejectedin182.

Tipperarybredhorsesseemtowinall sortsofmeetings.WenoticedthatatMonmouthmeetingthreeIrishhorseswonthe threelastraces,allbredinTipperary. DesmondGift,Pacolet,andTipperary. Thelattertwoarebythatgoodyoung sire,"SirEdgar."

ThefinalfurtheMunsterCupinRugbyFootballwasfoughtfiercelyatLimerickonthe4thApril,betweenRockwell CollegeandGarryoweninLimerick.The snatchendedinadraw,thescoresbeing onetryeach. Theannouncementoftheremovalof Rev.DenisA.Hogan,C.CNenagh, hascreateda,feelingofprofoundregret emongstapeoplewhomhehasministered toformanyyears,andtowardswhom, duringhisresidenceintheirmidst.hehas shownsuchaspiritofbenevolenceand magnaminity.1Vhilstdeploringhisdeparture,however,theyaregladofhispro. motionbytheMostRev.Dr.Fogartyto theimportantparishisKyleandKnock, vacatedbythetransferofFatherJohn GleesontothepastoralchargeofLorrha. FatherHogancarrieswithhinttohisnew sphereofactivitytheblessingsandgoodwillofthepeopleofNenagh,whowill longrememberhimforthecountlessbenefitsheconferreduponthem,andforthe desirewhichheperpetuallymanifested tomaketheirconditionandsurroundings bothspiritualandtemporal,tillthatthey oughttobe.FatherHoganrendered herculeanassistanceinIrishIrelandwork, andthesuccessofthegreatNenaghFeis andindustrialExhibitionoflastyearseas dueinagreatmeasuretohisefforts.Ile wasalsoidentifiedprominentlywiththe Nationalmovement,andpresidedatthe monsterUnitedIrishLeaguedemonstrationlastJanuary.Likehisbrother. CanonHogan,ofMaytatoth.theRev.Dr. Hoganisabrilliantscholarandadeep theologicalthinker.

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STEPHENTRACY,KILLEA,DEAD.

Itiswithsincereregretwebegto chroniclethedeathofoneofthebravest andmostconsietentNationlistsinall Tipperary,Mr.StephenTracy,ofKillea, whOthtookplaceathisresidence.llis death11,,s(quitagloomoverthedietrict, wherethedeceasedwassowellknownand beloved.Formanywearsheactedas captainanddrummerintheKilleaband. andhewasalwaystobefoundinthevan ofthosewhofoughtsobravelyagainst thebigrancherswhosurrounderhishome. Heleavesawifeandseveralsmalchildren tomournhisearlyandunexpecteddemise. HisfuneralonThursdaywasthelargest seeninKilleaformanyyears.

KILKENNY.

MOONCOINCURATE'SDEATII.

Iregretexceedinglytoannouncethe deathoftheRev.FatherFogarty,('.C., Mooncoin(sayscorrespondentinthe "Nationlist"),whichoccuredonMonday morningafteranillnesslastingonlyafew days.Thefatalillness-pneumonia-was theresultofaseverecoldcontractedby FatherFogartyinthedischargeofhis clericalduties.Itwasknownthroughout theparishthathehadnotbeenwellfor somedays,butnoonedreamtthatthe illnesswouldhaveafataltermination.He wanafinetypeofIrishsoggarth,andwas belovedbyallclasses,especiallythepoor andoppressed,whofoundinhimakind andsteadfastfriend.ThelateFather FogartywasordainedinJune,1884,and hassincebeenstationedinvariousparishesthroughouttheDiocesen,Oesory. Thenewsofhisunexpecteddeathhas crest-sitheprofoundestregreteverywhere inthediocesethathewasknown.

eountryhoreturnedhome.Butthehopes archwhichhebouyedhimselfupwerenot realised.Theclimaticconditionswerenot favorable.andtheformerillness,though checked,againdevelopeditselfslowly, untilhefinallypassedaway,fortifiedby theritesoftheChurch.Thedeceased wasadistinguishedscholar,andanenthis siasticsupporteroftheGaelicrevival. * DOWN.

CO.DOWNP.P.'STRAGIO1.EAT11.

puttiedwiththeusualtinegoldpatenand fittedinnicelyfinishedcase,satin andmoroccobound,andbearingthePapal armsandsuitableinscription-ailmakiug upaveryhandsomepresentation,which weareconfidentwillbegreatlyapprecistedbyitsillustrousrecipient. Averynoteworthyfeatureinconneetieu withthispieceofartworkliesinthefact thatitisallofIrishmanuthettirethemehout,theentireworkmanshiphavingbeen executedbyti,ewell-knownthenof Messrs.GunningandReynold,18Fleetstreet,Dublin,totheorderoftheinesiltere ofanIrishfamily.

TheRev.M.Leahy,1'.P.,ofSaintfield, Co.Down,hasmetwithalamentablytrio giedeath.HewasdrivinghometoSaint fieldaftercelebratingsecondMassata countrydispel,whenthehorsestumbledTutmostdthe311511bitergoingdownabill,'awingbothshaftsof thecartosnap. FatherLeahywasthrownviolently,his headbeingseriouslyinjured.Hewasat oncetakentoahousenearby,wherehe wasattendedbySurgeonNick,whoperformedanoperation,butheinjured clergymanneverrallied.Ilesassedaway onSundaynightat11.30,fromfractureof theskull.

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litollsI)ct011'ETE 110111E.

DenisHorgan,thefamousweightthrower.whowasreportedseriouslyinjured:ninemonthsagoatNewYork,has arrivedathome,at.Banteer,fromthat city.Heisinfirst-classform,andhehopes tobeselectedontheIrishteamtocompeteatRome,inJubileeyear.incelebrationofthePope'sjubilee. a a CARWW.

oRimsATIoNsATsT.

OnPassionSundayat7.30o'clockMass attheCollegiateChurchofSt.Patrick's, Carlow,theHosterRev.1)r.Foley,Bishop ofKildareandLeighlin,whowasassisted theRev.LaurenceBrophy, Vice-PresidentandDean,ordainedthe tollowingtothepriesthoodPRIESTHOOD.

Rev.P.J.Doyle.KildareandLeithlin. Rev.AlbertByrne,do.,do. tintheprecedingmorning,at.8o'clock Mass.attheCathedral,HisLordshipthe BishiipconferredHolyOrdersonthefol. beeMgecclesiiteticalstudents11StPatrick's,Carlow ReVH.Beauchamp.KildareandLeiehlia.

TODEACtINSHIP.

Rev.P..1Doyle.KildareandLeighlin. Rev.PeterP.MiGuinness,Alton.U.S.A Rev.DenisRyan.Davenport. Rev.Francis,Shiele,Alton,U.S.A. Rev.HughBrady.Alton.U.S.A. Rev.JeremiahBrosnan.Perth,West atcilia. 'lessJohn.1.Davoree.W S.A. Rev.TimmsBlackwell,LosAngelos, U.S.A. Rev.JamesDeenihan,do.,do. Rev.deltnGallagher,do.,do.' Rev.MatthewCoghlan,Pittsburg. U.S.A. Rev.ThomasBegan.LosAneelos, U.S.A. Rev.PatrickJ.Killian,Wilcannia,Aus.

TOSUB-DEACON.

Rev.RichardA.Bourke,Killaloe. Rev.JohnHennessy,Concordia.U.S.A. HisLordshipwasassistedLytheRev. L.Brophy,S.T.L.,VictePresidenand DeanofSt.Patrick'srr CLARE.

Thedeceasedwasagedabout45,and hadbeenP.P.foronlyaboutayear.He wasabrotherofMr.DavidLeahy.ofthe well-knowntobacconistfirmofLeahy, KellyandLeahy.

WATERFORD.

HisExcellensytheLordLieutenanthas beenpleasedtoappointMr.JohnA. Ryan,C.E..AssistantTownClerktothe CommissionofthePeacefortheBorough ofWaterford.

ThePapal3ibilit, Ss.e.s.ei;

ACTIONBYTHEATHLETICCt1U.NCIL,G.A.A.

ANIRISHTEAMTOBESELECTED.

AmeetingtiftheAthleticCouncilofthe elaelicAthleticAssociationwasheldon Saturcley:tt63UpperO'Connellstreet.. Dublin.Mr.F.I'Dinneenpresided.The ChairmanlaidparticuIan,beforethe meetingwithreferencetothearrangementstohemadeforsendingattamof athlete;toRomeinSeptembertocompete atthecelebrationswhicharetobeheld thereinconectionwiththePope'sJubilee.TheCouncilhavingousiderAdthe matter,decidedthatateamof.atleast. fifteenathletesfordifferenteventswould beneeessary,anditwasdecidedtobring offtheathleticeliempionshipsmeetingtie June28th.soa,toenableabetterMts. thintobemadeoftheteam.

l'ILGRINI.kGETOROME.

TheOrganisingCommitteefortheforthcomingIrichNationalPilgrimageto Romemetat27LowerAbbey-street,with !VeryRevCanonPricker.P.P..inthe chair,Whenletterswerereadfrancas!lumberofBishopsblessingtheproject.The followingconsentedtojointheGeneral ,Committee:-LordKillallin,SirDelay Bellingham,Bart.:Lieut.-GeneralSirW. iF.'Butler.SirFrancisCruise.M.D., RightRev.Mgr.Murphy.:sP.P..V.0., Marborough;RightRev.Niels(rilioedan, PeetorIrishCollege.,Rome;andVery Rev.CanonCanton,P.1'..ofAtheery. ThePilgrimageleavesDublinenFriday. 16thadobe'sandtherewillbenonight travelling.

IRISHPRESENTATION PIUSX.

Itisstatedthatamongstthemincluded 'intheSenateoftheNewDublinUniversityare:Dr.DouglassHyde. ProfessorCoffey. Pr.Crx. ChiefBaronPalles. FatherDelaney. Mr.Butcher,M.P. SirC.Nixon. ProfessorH.MacWeeney. SurgeonM'Ardle. StephenGwynne,M.P. Mr.Butler. Professorl'ye,ofGalway. ProfessorMagennis. ProfessorWindle. Dr.O'Carroll,Merrionequare,and TwoCatholicBishops.

TheIrishParliamentaryFundhas reachedthesplendidsumof£1.707 onthe3rdofApril,1908.

a 4.750.000UNEMPLOYEDINAMERICA.

TheDailyTelegraipt"correspondent atNewYorkwrites:-AccordingtoreportspresentedthisafternoonattheCivic Conventionhere4.750.000mechanicsand laborersarenowunemployedintheUnitedStates.Thisestimateonlyincludes Unionemployees,railroadmen,andlaborers.excludingfarmlid-ewers.andmany others.Thereisageneraldecreasein wagesof20percent..hutnodeeres-le thecostofliving.Itisalsorsees thatnoimmediateimprovementeppears likely.NewYorkStateleadsinthenumArizonaislastwithonly190011Trimidle. herofunemployedwith750,000,while r * a

DustyCurtiiigtAdam' Death,

sKETCIIOFHISCAREER.

Thedeathoftheabovelamentedclergymanoccurredrecentlyathisresidenceat theageof38.Thedeceasedwasordained inMaynoothintheyear1893,andafter threeyearsofzealousworkinhisnative diocesehishealthbrokedown.Inthe hopethatachangeofclimatealighteffect arestoration,hedeclaredamissionin TrinidadfromthelateArchbishopFlood, wherehelaboreduntil1905.Thinkinghis healthsufficientlyrestoredtoundertake activemissionaryworkagaininhisown

Itwill,withoutdoubt,interetsour readenstoknowthatHisHolinesswillhi afewdaysbetherecipientof very prettysouvenierfromIrelandtomarkthe occasionofthejubileecifhispriesthood. Ittakestheformofaveryhandsome finegoldchalice,standingtenincheshigh andweighing30oz.Thebase,'..Irishis 6inchesindiameter,isveryfieelymouldel,andisdividedintosixpanels,onfour ofwhichareembossedsubjectssymbolic ofthePassionofourSaviourviz..the scourgingpillar,withscourges;crownof thorns,ladder,spear,andsponge;Veronica'stowel,showingthe face-all verycarefullytreatedineverydetail.The tworemainingpanelscontainrespectively thecrossandmonogramI.H.S.,very neatlyworked. Thebaseissurroundedwithafinely beatenamulet,fromwhichspringsthe shaft,hexagonalinshape,andhearinga veryexquisitelyembossedcentreballof floralsubjects,includingthePassion flower,andalsoconventionalwheatsheaf andvineornaments. TheSub-cupisalsodividedintosix panels-fourshowingveryfinelychased Passionemblems,suchasthedice,robe, crowingreek.jug.andbasinette;thetwo otherpanelsbearingtheSacredandImmaculateHearts.Thechaliceismaim-

CountyCourtJudgeAdams.bornin Corknearly70yearsago,hadaverysuccessful(elver.Intendedbyhisparents foracommercialcareer.thedeceased judgeonIt-tyingschoolenteredoneofthe banksin('ork.butdislikingtheworkhe soondesertedthatfor.tohim.themore conetinialeheupationofanewspaperreporter.Hisfirstengagementwasonthe staffofthe"CorkExaminer."theninthe ownershipofthelateMr.JohnFrances Mil:ninewherehehadallhiscontemporariesMr.GeorgeLawrence,ofthe:MnnsterCircuit,andseveralothers,whosubseilientlyattainedprominentpositionsto differentpartsoftheworld.4bontthese sametimeyoungAdamsenteredasalaw studentattheQueen'sCollege.wherehe gainedseveralscholarshipsandother prizes.InthemiddlesixtiesbeleftCork forLondontojointhestaffofthe"MorningStar,"ofwhich,hisfellowtownsman, Mr.JustinM'Carthy,wasatthetime editor.andheremainedinLondonuntil 1868,whenhereturnedtoCorktoremise theeditorshipofthe"SouthernReporter.' afamousoldjournal,whichhasthedietinetionofbeingthefirstTrishnewsnener tontiblishanaccountofthebattleofWaterloo.Manyamusingstoriesaretoldof Adamsatthistime.Needlesstosay,it wasaperiodofgreatexcitement.Itis recorderthatononeoccasion,having broughtonhimselfthewrathofStephen JosephMeany,,thefamousFenianHead Centre,bysomeviewsexpressedina leader.Adamswassorelyputouttoitfor somedaystoavoidphysicalchastisement threatenedbyMeaney.whocalledrepeatedlyatthe'Reporter"officewitha blackthorn,inthehopeofencountering theoffendingeditor.Oneofhiscolleagues-hewasonthe"CorkExaminer"wasthetateMr.Guiney,oneofthemost humorousofIrishjournalists,whomade agreatreputationafterwardsinLondon. Mr.Adamssoonjoinedtheeditorialstaff ofthe"Freeman'sJournal."inwhich capacityhedidsignalserviceasleaderwriter,notonly,tothepaper,buttothe country,manyofhiearticlesbeingsee brilliantastoberememberedbyold readerseventothepresenttime.

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SATURDAY,MAY16,1908.

Hewascalledtotin,Barin187..His firs'opportunityintheFourCourtscame eonnectionwiththeStateTrialsof 3.881.whenMr.Parnellandotherswere prosecutedbytheGovernment.Asjunior counselhemadeaspeechwhichattracted attention.Ilehadseveredhis(tonnesionbeforethisaitItthe sa, frernthattimeforwardadscareerusa lasyet-wassecure,andhe;sniderapid prosreasinhisprofession.HealsodefendelsomeofthePhoenixPatkprisoners. HiebusinessattheBarsteadilyincreased. untilhebecameoneofitsleaders. linringhisprofessionalcareerhetilled mateypublic-positions,includingthatof oneoftheCommissionerstoinquireUna theBelfastriotsof1886thetwoothers beingJudgeDayandMr.MTherrly,the ChitConstableofLanarkshire.

HewasappointedCountyCourtJudge ofLimerickin1894.whenMr.JohnMorleywasChiefSecretary,andremainedin thatpositiontilltheend. Ilewasamanofgreatpopularityinall socialandpoliticalcirclesinDublin.in Liale,rick.inLondon.ontheMunsterOrcult.IntheFourCourts.andwhereverhe wasknown."Afellowofinfinitejest,of meetexcellentfancy."he:vasItpersona gra!withallfleecesofpeople.Hewas popularbythets'hannonthanhe iv,-is;theThames,wherelieoftenastoni-IstaidLiberalmember.ofParlia ss teathisiiej.;intheNatie,ealLiberal C.''.inwhichhehadinrecentyears Ccveryfamiliarfigure.Someofhis havebecomeclassical,suchasthat in,ichhemaintainedthatasapolit dec.healwaysfeltithisdeifyto"siton th.liteh."Whenhejoinedthe(*urnee,;7itorevive.LordRipenandMr. hewasaskedwhatsheen:thishigh In idesiihorvoponheimmediatelytense.thatsittingontheelite \e0;11'1 work.andthata111:111liedevert.

1.1:.ttee;OM,.downnow 1._:;1111lac hhislegs,awltosoupasmin. .1ads,.Adams.sIthoughheImohis 1c'c-ileinLao,n piiri.ceillho muchmissedinDublincfrclea,wherehis presencealwaysthrewa.genialglowever therampancy.H-,vasamanof%crygrea1gif:.afine,easeotliterarystyle.con sidarableknowledgeon'nattysubjeeta, sr-iasaCountyCourt ecfteens,. otthatpositionwhowerelessreversed bythesuperiorcourts.Anablelawyer, 4-,o,1citizen,andIrishman.awit.a hus.rist.anexceptionalfigureinIrish !it'e-agiftedandbrilliantman.haspassedawayinthedeathof"Dick"Maga

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Perth.

Ticedeathleekpl.e..recentlyof tl. VeryRev. SeisesterCanon Ceeey, CastlebrielsesCountyW'ex ford.afteraprotractedillness.Canon Cls,.y.whowasuncleoftherespected A-.-ain'stratoreelWexforl(the.Hey. '1!nesCheney;hadreachedthe70th y-..thisage.

,c(ETHEANDHISSrdIPLELIFE.

A-aruleheruseatsixo'cleakandpartookofcoffeeimmediately.Atseven o'..1 suanionedhiesecretary,and aceduntileighto'closs,sometimes es"halfpasteight.Thenliewalkedon t;terraces.4/rinthegareleauntilhallpa--Wile:thenbreakfasted.Afterbrsak far!inrdictatedagain.oreventeliOW11into 11.garden.iiheNiel,1191preVelltedby ea:% t3.-hors..Aboutvlevon.a,arule. ars-ane,andIlaesewhocamedined a Nina. sia.soy\ellusuallyat ha_fpast,tamandlasted.untillour.'Ihen theyiaiteer.eusedtee4.,:may.and1:oetlie tc intotht.'garden, re...Acteduntilhalf-pastlie-,whenhe,:climate,whiteihenelibread.anddrankemuwe.e.Afterthatheet.:,%ed hissoma. or.id,fineweather.pacedupanddownthe gii :repeatedly.Sekellneverfound seatedwheninthegardel:A.Inthe everingshereadthelettersthatbadcome andbleatedthosethathehaddictated duringtheday.liewenttobedatnine ofhalf-pastnine.-Sckell,whocouldenter lu soonwhenhechoseobservedthathe -layonhisback,gazingupwards,his handsoutsidethecoverlet,foldedonhis breast,asifforprayer.Andintheearly morningthehandswereinthe-sameposition,andhisfirstgazeonawakeningwas upward.Thodeepandsweetsleephe enj'-yedwasevidencedbytheundisturbedstateofthecouch.Hewasverytern perate,andateanddrankbyrule,and duringallthetimeinDornhurgenjoyed perfecthealth.

SIRVICTORHORRLEYDEFINES WHISKY.

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evilea-cshortlybeforetheRoyalt missionthatisatiemptiogtosolve vexedquestion,"Whatis'Whisky!"Is. standsquite,aseveryoneknows,inthe froetrankoflivingpathologists.Hi* onlyclubistheAthenaeum,andherehe perpetuatedaneatlittlejoketheother afterneamenthsubjectofthispresentno coneyFilteringthe(jab,atriendsteal toline"Ilelio.-Horsley,e.1111pmtellus whatwhiskyisyet!""Themustpopular poisonintheworld.mydearsie.-Wasthe, promptretort.Bytheway,thiswillnot beSirVist..CsfirstexperienceofaRoyal Cennoieenw.sincesomeyear,'agohe artedasSecretarytotheCommissionon lisaktpleobia.Duringthesittingofthis Commissiem.ratheratestyolddoctor, newdead,whoWiitiamemberofit,objecte,...Itothecons-hutuseoftileword."mad dog.""Amaddog,indeedhesnorted. "Whocantellmewhatamaddogis. shenillliketoknow!""Ithinkifone enteredthisroomjust.now,Dr.---weiddnotwaittohetoldwhathisprecise conditionwas."interjectedSirWalter quietly.

Olt111WMtn*,

TheappointmentofLordDudleytobe Governor-GeneralofAustraliaapproaches ascloselytotheidealasitispossibleto getinthisvaleofuncertaintiesandexpediencies.Heisyoung,rich,good-look-

:.11,-isParisiennoratherthanLiegltsleill herstyleof41 andthepionoetel afewnewfashions.

MtofAbrizzi.

TheDukeofAbruzzi,thelatestvictim, ofAmericanenterprisingPress,mayon maynotbeengagedtoMissKatherine eElkuts,butheiscertainlythemustinterestingandthemostcreditablespecimen ofEuropeanroyalmanhoodwhohasprovidedTransalanticjournalistswithmatrimonialcopy.Noobscurefortune-hunter he,butthesonofalt,ng,andaprince wholookshispartandplaysittothelife. Notsomanymonthsagothetali,goal-, looking,clean-shavenItalianprincestoeid beforeanaudiencethatincludedtheKing. andsomeofthemostdistinguishedmen ofEngland,andthrilleditwithagraphic accountofhisexplorationsintheMountainsoftheMoon.Thosewholistened hardlyknewwhattomarvelatmost-1118 modesty,hisdaring,hisresource,the willingnessofamanbroughtupinthe enervatingatmosphereof',buststeeface unforgettablehardshipsanddeadlyrisks. EvenAmericaitselfmightnotscornto claimsuchamanofaction.TheDuke's patrimonyisnotmagnificent.considering hisposition,butitismorethanampleOs removehimabovethesuspicionoffor tune-hunting.

WARCRITICS.

Mr.Vyndhain,asIhavealreadyindi sated,isalsooneofthemenwhoCall speakwellonthearmy.Heseasoncea soldierhimself,andaroundSuakinsaw thoseheapsofdeadanddyingwhofought within'thefatefulzerebasagainstthe tiercedevisheaotOsmanPasha;andhe was,besides,Under-SecretaryforWar duringtheblackandtryingdaysv.hen BothawasfightingtheBritishfor.esin theTransvaal.Besides,heLassuch poweraoftinediction,andsuchfacility instatingacase,thatnecould,peakv:ell onanysubject.Mr.Balfourisanother ofthesmallgroup thoughone doesnotexpecttofindhiminsuchcome, parry.ButhCalwaysis.Forsonsreasonorother.Mr.Balfourwasforcedinto studyingthemilitaryquestion;andwhen. everhemakesuphismindtostudyanything,Mr.Balfourcanmasteritinquickertimethanmostmen:almostthanany macwiththeexceptionofMr.Haldane, andperhapsMr.Asquith.Morethan onceliehasgivenspeechesinrecentyears onthemilitaryandnavalorollemsofthe countrywhichwouldhavebeenworthy ofaprofessorofmilitarytacticslecturing fromlife-longstudiestoaclassofyoung officers.

THESUCCESSOFMR.ASQUITH:

ing,intenselyamiable,saki-anyearnest, andabsolutelydevoidu'that"side' which.Australiansanticipate.andbitterly resentinthoselentouttolookafterthem. TheinhabitantsoftheCommonwealth eonlesswithpridethatitisnoteasyfor thewrongsortofmantogetonwith them;butatmanwhowassopopulara .,accessinIrelandIsunlikelytotied.Australiabeyondhispowers.lordDudleyis ofthebroad-mindedmodernschool.Ile willbequirktoadapthimselftoColonial notions.Heisfiferichthatsalarymakes littledifferencetohimonewayorthe other,andIlespentdoublehisallowance of£20,000ayearwhenhewasinDublin. Likeeveryoneelse,LordDudleysaw snInelliingoftheBoerWar,andhehas hadalookinatmostoftheBritishdependencies.Tismostexcitingexperience wasinjamacia(wherehoownsvaluable, property)duringtheearthquake,andhe andLadyDudleyplayedthepartofgood airgelstohundredsofsufferer..

LADYDUDLEY.

IfLordDudleycanbeconfidentlyre liedupontogainthegoodwillofthepeople"downunder,"atriumphnolesssignalmaybeprophesisedforLadyDudley. Sheisoneofthewomenwhotakefront rankav'thouteffort,andNine°thatwon derfulmarriageofherseventeenyearsago hersupremacyandpopularityhavesufferednoeclipse.Eventheyearshavenot touchedher;sheisstillasslenderand good-lookingasadebutante,withtheeleganceandcharmofacleversimianofthe worldadded.Averydecidedbrunette, LadyDudley'sfeatures,eyes,andhair suggesttheEastratherthanEngland,and

Thereisanotheralsosomewhatunexpectedfigureinthesemilitaryandnaval debates;andthatisMr.Asquith.tie hasalsogreatlychangedhispositionand repineintheHouseduringthepresent &salonIleiselproofaeloaninstance ofwhatIhavesooftenseenintheHouse ofCOMMONS--namely,howamanisnever abletoshowwhatrealAugthereisin hintuntiltheoccasioncomeswhichgives hinttheopportunityofrevealinghis powers.InthefirstSessionhewasrarely seenontheTreasurybetioh;therewas abundantexcusesforhisabsence,forhe hadjusttakenthetremendousresponsibilitiesandworkoftheChancellorofthe F.xcliequer.But,peopleshooktheirheads, andthoughtAsquithwaslosinghischance fornottobe,constantlyintheHouseot Commonsistoloseground.Thereisno plasteintheworldwherethesaying,"Out ofsightout,ofmind,"hasmorepowerful application.Thisyeartheveryopposite describesMr.Asquith'sappearances.He isnotintheHousewhenleeisnot-wanted,butheisalwaystherewhenheis. Heanswersquestionsatquestion-tinfe; andinthatsharptersewaywhichsuggeststheclickofalockasitisturned: andgivestotheinterroge. --esneesally ifhebelongtotherankse.ftheenrs-ytheunpleasantideathatadealshasbeen shutinhisimpertinentandfoolishface. Andwheneverthereisadebateonany subjectofgeneralpolicy-whetheronthaArmyortheNavy--Mr.Asquithisalso there,readytomeetevenMr.Balfouron thequestionofnavalormilitarypolicy, andtostatethegeneralviewoftheGovernmentasawhole.Theshadowof cominggreatnessisalreadywoundMr. Asquith'shead;andinafewweeksof temporaryleadershiphehasshowntoall theworldthatwhenhishourcomesheis readyandfitforie.

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THEDUTIESOFPARENTS.

ThedirectpurposeoftheFourthCommandmentistolaydownthedutiesof childrentotheirparents.Butindirectly andimplicitywemustunderstandfromit thatpatentshavedutiestotheirchildren. Thesedutiesaredividedintotwoclasses. Theoneclasshastodowiththebodily andcivileducationofthechild,totitit foritspositioninthepresentlife;the otherclasshastodowiththemoraland religiouseducationofthechild,tofititfor itspositioninthelifetocome.

Thedutyofprovidingforoffspringuntil theyareabletoprovideforthemselvesis deletedbynatureitself,andeventhe brutesfulfilit.Yetthereareintheworld fatherssounnaturalthattheythinkonly ofthemselves.Theydenynothingto tothemselves,theysatisfyalltheirdesiresandtheyleavetheirshildrenhungry andhalfnaked.Suchaherriblestateof affairsdoesnotexistinacommunitylike utus.Nevertheless,itmaybethatthese arefathersintheseprovinceswhospend infollyorinsinthemoneythat he usedtobuywhatisnecessaryfortheir children.Itmaybeonlyaquarterofhalf deltasspentnewandagainindrinkingor imsardplaying;buttheselittlesums quisklyrunuptofivedolais,perhapsto tenettwentydolarsinthecourseofayear. Allthistimethereearchildrenstaying awayloin,school.frontcatechism,from NlassonSunday.becausetheyhaven't defilesorshoeswhichthatfiveortenor twentydollarswouldprovidethem.

Slimyaheadofafamilyissayingtoday ti-itliedoeshisbest,butthathecame keephischildrencladorshod.Beforehe wssmarried.however,hewaswastingthe moneywhichheshouldhavebeensaving upwithavicetogettingmarried.Heis reaisnemicethewildoatshehassown. Sti:lworseisthecaseofthoseparentswho threughidlenessandlazyhabitshavebemettletl,presidetotthewantsof tftitfamily. litedutyofprovidingforyourchildren nip,.-esonyoualsotheobligationofpreservingthemasfarasyouareablefromAll thatcaninjuretheirbodilyhealth. 11,inychildrengrewupweakandsickly bri;stet.theirparentshavenettakenpropoicareofthem,haveantgiventhempropelfood.lirperhapsevenhaVPill-used then,.Butwhiletakingpropercart'of the,bodilyhealth.youshouldnotgoto thesthesextremeandbeover-anxiousand ov.-easefulahentthem.Forinthisway yo:irelikely0,makethemgrowupsoft. di-S,ate.inialletoendureanyhardships. onsideel'un«villingtoweek.Andveer cli:slrettshimidhebroughtuptohabitsof theyshouldhetaughth11111e,111V ye,;.-thattheymustnotbeidle:that ,-areniiusetothemselvesnortoshy ss.else.Evenifyenwererise,col stillhrin,zyourchildrenuptoeine. en,poyment.for"maulisborntolabor." ssoleinunitylikeeel::.wherenooneis ripsreetsinnleavelittletotheirchild-

* a A(snit)EDUCATIONANDHABI'l's, OrINDUSTRY.

seeingisfarbetterequippedtobemistressofherownhousethanifshecould playtwoorthreeinstrumentsandsingin twoorthreelanguages.tint,firstofall. inthenaturalorder,parentsshouldteach theirboysendgirlshabitsofcleanliness, order.neatness.mid(usefulness.This meansthatyoushouldbecleanly orderly,neatandeasefulyourselves,and thenthatyoushouldbidyourchildrento followyourexample.

Itisyourdutytoprovideforyourchildren;andyoucannotprovideforthemas youshould.unlessyoukeepyouraffairsin orderandpracticeeconomyinyourexpenditure.

PRACTICINGECONOMYFORTHE SAKEOFTHECHILDREN.

Thoseparentsareguilty,whothrough theirwastefulandimprovidenthabits,do notkeeptheirexpensesinpopesproportiontotheirearnings,soastobeableto laysomethingbyforarainyday.Those parentsareguiltywhoneglecttheirwork andtherebymaketheirfamiliessuffer. Butmuchmoreguiltyarethosewhospend whattheyearninfoolishorinsinful amusement,andinsteadofsupportingtheir familiesburdenthemwithdebt..

ThisWaal,.ofcourse,thatparents mustleadalifeofsaiEnkeforthesakeof theirchildren,andmustdenythemselves agreatmanythingswhichitwouldbelaw fulforthemtohaveiftheywereunmarried.lintwhentheyweregettingmarried theyknewtheobligationswhichtheywere assunung:theytooktheburdenwillingly ripenthem:and,row'theyshouldcheerfullybearit.

Tin,.CHOICEOFASTATEINLIFE.

'Iliechoiceofastateoflifemustbeleft tothechildrenthem:Aves.Youmayadvisethem;anditistheirdutytolistento youradvicewithallrespect.Butyou havenoauthoritytotellthem,foratseisee.thattheymustgetmarried,orreWinnsinglethattheymustormastnot fetterthepH'sthooditconvent.Ifyou telldiemthis.theyarenetboundtoobey yeti.%Vitentheyenterintoacertainstate oflife,itisthey,notyou,whowillhave tbeartheLindellofthatstate;therefore. itisthey.potyou,whomustchoosethe statewhoseburdenstheyhavetobear. Youhavenorighttocommandinthis it:titter.lintyouhavetherighttodirect andguideyourchildreninthechoiceofa stateellife,andyoushoulddoso.Ifvon watchthenclosely,youWillklIOWtheir abilitiessootierthantheywillthemselves youwillevenknowtheirlikesanddislikesbeforetl.eyhaverealisedthemthemselves.Youinnyhe;OdetosuspectWhat arethedesienselledinregardtothem andthenitwillII'yourditty di)allin yournewerlehell,;neinrealisethesedesigns.Asseen:istheyexpressanyinclinationforacertainstateoflife.you shouldexonutiethisinclinationforthew, andtrytotiedetatheirreteeetsforwishingtoenterthatstate,showingthemthe ohligatiens.thesensepteliees,thediansess

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elthei'111111,etheywishtoLake.Ifyou knewthatthecludeeisabadoneinItself, airthatyourchildrenarenotfitforthe positiontheyareinclinedtochoose,itis yourdutytodoallinyourpowertopersuedethemnottomakethisOmit*.You cannotcommandinthismatter.butitis yourdutytoadvise:antiifthroughwant ofyour;idyl.*anddireitionyourchildren makeabadchoice,Godwillnotholdyou gililtless.

Therearecomparativelyfewparents whodonotpayattentiontothebodilywelfareoftheirehildreti,butthereisavast numberwhopaylittleornoattentionto dickspiritualwelfare.Yetthisistheallimportantthing.

THETEACHINGOFRELIGIOUS DUTIESTOCHILDRENABOVE ALLELSE.

SolongasGalleavesyourchildrenwith you,theyareonlyadepositintrust.He commitsthemforawhiletoyourcase,so thatasyouweretheinstrumentsinHis handofbringingthemintotheworid,so yonmayalsobetheinstrumentsofbringmgthemtotternallbappinesi.

HeinstitutedtheSacramentofNlatrimony"toenablethehusbandandwifeto iivehappilytogetherendtobringuptheir childreninthefearandloveofGod."

OurLordmadeChristianamarriageindissoluble,thattheparentsalwayslivingtogethermightconstantlyworktogetherin theChristianeducationoftheirchildren.

Ifyourchildrendonotsucceedinthis world;iftheyarenotdistinguishedby talent.byriches.bydignity,thismakesno difference,providedthatintheendthey savetheirsouls.Andthesalvationof theirsoulsdependstoaverygreatextent ontheChristianeducationwhichyougive them.Inordertosivethemthisektocation,youmustinstructthem.watchover them.eorrectthem,givethemgood example.

PeoplethatareTold

-Al KNirCAItTItY.

Thatremarkable"IrishRonanCalle,lic,"Mr.Michaelets.NIcCarthy.hashet unhosominghimselftothe"'I'imesonthe subjectofMr.Birrell'sUniversityBill. Michaeldoesnot-Approveofthemeasure andthetermsinwhichheexpressedhis disapprovaldrewforthaletterfromMr. StephenGwynn.whoisaProtestantand aTrinityman,says:"Mr.McCarthydescribeshimselfastheauthorof'Priests andPeopleinIreland.'Anearrelative ofmyown,nowaProtestantclergyman, boughtthatbook.andhavingread;t. huntit.Hisactionexpressesaccurately theestimatewhichallcandidIrishmenof myacquaintance(whichincludesasmany ProtestantsasCatholics)setuponthe workofthisgentleman,whohasachieved' alucrativenotorietybypanderingtothe piejudicesoftheleastenlightenedProtestantism."PoorAlichael! e EVA

pithyintheworkofcombating visitingthehospitals,andevenhelping herselftorelievethesufferingofpatients. Itlethisacquaintancewithhospitalwed: whichoriginatedthepicturesquelittle fablethatshewasaqualitieddoctor.

HOLYFATHER.

AGiftfromtheHolyFathertoVenice. -ThedeepinterestthattheHolyFather takesin\enice.ofwhichhewassolong thePatriach,iswell-knownHecherishes notonlyagreataffectionforitscitizens, butalsoforitssplendidmonuments.The holyFatherfollowswithparticularinterestthephasesofthereconstructionofthe celebratedCampanileofSanMarco.of whichheinvariablyasksnewsfromthose whocometoseehimfromVenice.It seemsthatwhentheCampanilewillbe finished.ofwhichhehasblessedthefirst stone,PiusX.willpresentthecityofVenicewiththegiltangel,which,willbe placedontopofsame.The"t'enetians, amongstwhomthisnewshasbeenspread, aredelightedatthisnewtokenofthe affectionateremembranceinwhichthecity isheldbytheirformerPatriarch.

oularroDominionCeltic Pulls'Wert.

lugtosome!steitiliiliethechiefern pilesneatofchildrentiptotheageof14 or1'5.hutduringthehourswhichremain 4,1,, hetotiehttomake tls-,1,.-ii-efillseitindthehimse.It a_seatshametoseewomenwhoaresplenn,,I withiklighttrs krissnothingatall;)4.'1hen.-.clue,l, ,1111,11i0111W11,11.1"I,III,Heine wellthemselves,andareanxiousto the:dent,well.thattheyJewettbeat bin'stheirdaueslaiitsmakingexperiments I.It,theliegitutitie.ofteurse,means ei.1manymi,tsheeandageedneatlyfail - Aga /11,11lethers. ceewillNVPilitheirlingerstothebone titheirdailelitersmayhavesoftwhite

THECZARINAOF \.

T daughterofapoorGerm!,,1,,' shewssagirlathome,sheandher -' -werekeptrespeilablydressedonly 1.., heiriliether.thePrepess.Vice cut,merle.'turned.andrepaired It gar',tentswiththeirownhands. royalmeileeehavetaken:!ai'r'that shouldlearntousethe ,Thisissomethingwhichevery shouldteachherdaughters,ifshe itherselfifnet.sheoughttoget onedsetotent.'ittothem. TEACHINGGIRLSHOUSEKEEPING.

Mothersarecommittingaverygreat mistakewhentheydonotteachtheir daughtersallthattheyknowthemselves ah,lithousekeeping.Agirlthatisaperfectmistressofplaincookingandplain

Thegreatcurativepowerof MotherSeigel'sSyrupisdueto thefactthatitactsdirectlyon stomach,liverandbowels,and byrestoringthemtonaturalaction makesbiliousness,constipationand digestivetroublesquiteimpossible. Thatiswhyitcuressosuretywhere othermethodsfail.Itmustcure becauseitremovesthecauseofthe disorderandallowsthedigestive organstoresumetheirnaturalfunctions.Takeitdailyaftermeals.

CURES

BILIOUSNESS

"Isufferedacutelyfromindigestion,andcouldfindnothingto relieveme.Iwassoreducedthat friendsthoughtIwasinconsumption.ButatlastIgotMother Seigel'sSyrup,andthatsoon broughtrelief.Withthesecond bottleIrecoveredmyappetite,and begantoputonflesh.NowIam aswellasever."-PromMr.JOHN KELLY,37,ChurchStreet,Hawthorn,Victoria,Nov.12th,1907.

HEADACHE,CONSTIPATION, ANDALL

'Eva"ofthe"Nation,"forwhoina presentationisbeinggotup,wasbornat, 'Kelly'sMills,onthebanksoftheShan- 'locosafewmilesfromPortumna,Co.

IGalway.Oneofhersisters,MotherBrigill.oftheConventofMercy,Loughrea.

Ihelpedmateriallytofoundhousesofher

4OrderinBallinasloe,Pertumna.

4feed,andEyre,,,tirt.inallofwhichnoble

4worksofmercyandeducationarebeing Friedonsuccessfully. *

4 4 4 Oneofthetallest;aidmostgraceful queensinEurope,Queen:meleeisalso elleofthemostdaringandmostresourceful.BornatTwickenlintn.adaughterof theCountofParis.sheearly:imbibedthe loveofspoils.Sheisasplendid

4hossieventan.wasanenthusiasticcyclist.

4isakeenmotorist,isamagnificent

4swimmer.andinParishergeedworks

Ayes.s, concertwasgivenby the;dee,.:,,,eitieuedcollegepupilson imisiisv.April23,intheDongarralocal hid].'filechildrenacquittedthemselves verywell,indeed,andthevariousitems reflectgreatcredituponthoseresponsible. Acantata,"OurSchoolFestival,"opened theperformance.Thecurtainroseona pettilyarrangedwoodlandFsens,withthe scholarsgrouped;woundthequeen.Ile variousitemsofthecantatawerewellrend(red,MissLilyLawsenasqueenbeing responsibleforthegreaterportionofthe Work. Thocantatawasfollowedbyavaried programmeofofsongsandrecitations. Theprogremmeconcludedwithavery amusingfarceentitled"Pranks,"inwhich aconfirmedbacheloriseventuallyenticed flowthelonelinesswhichheseeksinthe garworldofhisfriends.'Ihecharacters werewellsustainedbythefollowing pupils:!CapteinNeveiwed,MissL.LawsenMrs.Honeymoon.MissM.Corbett: KittyGush,MissR.Dowden;Lucy Scatterbrain,MissR.SampsonMary Prattle.MissV.AdamsAlicePlotter, MissR.LimeenMissTattle.MissE. Jones;Mrs.Fireman.MiasM.Driscoll: Nil's.Clatter,MissL.LawsenMissSwallow,MissM.LinthornePeggy,MissL. Driscoll;maid,MissR.Smart. Themusicalprogrammerya'sas follows:--Pianofortetrio, Misses Gi. Quinitin,R. Sainriel.and R.Summit:recitation,"Niether's:';,,n." juniorsfour-handreel,MissesE.Jones, D.Cullinan,V.Adams,andR.Dowden; "Good-night"drill,juniorspianoforte duet,MissesM.CorbettandL.Lawsen; recitation,"What'sinmypocket,"Miss E.Quinlanandparte;pianofortesolo. "HighlandGems."MissM.Corbett dame.MissesE.Jones,R.Sampson.R. Smart.W.Lawson.J.Watson.Z.Wallgren.C.andV.Quinlancharactersong. "JoploBaby."MissL.Lawsenpianoforteduet,"NegeLanz."MissesV.Adams andE.Jones. Thejuniors'"Good-nightdrill"was veryamusingandnicelydone,and'MissL. Lawsenwelldeservedherencoreinthe "JuntoBally."in(.1)as:isletsAtalltimes thechildrenshowedtheresultofcareful trainingindetailandenunciation.Avery wellattendeddameclosedapleasantevening,andIampleasedtoheartheentertainmentwasafinancialsiweess.-Correspendent.

E.J.RODORED7I, 82NAY11111111111111",PERM

Asi,nvedfierherthenameof"TheAngelof Charity." Giloneiiesesionshesavedachildfrom diewning.andforthisactofbraveryshe wasawardedtheRoyalHumaneSociety's medal.Onanotheroccasionsheheroicalle sever]th,elifeofafishermanwhileatCa, cues.thefazhionahleseasideresortofthe Tagus.Itwashercustomtogofora shinsrowinaboatownedbyafisherman. Onemorningshehadlandelfromthisboat andwasabouttoentercarriagewhen ahugewaveoverturnedtheboat,carrying itcuttosea,leavingthefishermanstrugglinginthewater,Seeingtheman's danger,sheatoncerushedback,threw herselfintothewater,andswamouttill shereachedhim.Sheseizedtheman's hand,andthenwiththehelpoftwoseamen,broughthimsafelytotireshore. BothinEnglandandPortugalshehas manifestedthedeepestinterestandsym-

Anettoneer.ihreesMeer,Land. Has..anditemeealwonAgent.

Mistawa&MewareassiludiandAceoust SalesPreaaptlyRendered

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Ithasbeenamatterofcommonknowledgeformorethanayearpastthatit istheintentionoftheHolySee,with theEmperor'ssanctiontofoundaUniver:ity,orUniversityCollege,inTokyo, whichshallrepresenttheCatholicfaith inJapanfromanintellectualstandpoint. Wehareinformationfrom.thecapital citjitselfthatageneralexpectationexiststherethatthiscentreofCatholic culturewillbeentrustedtotheFathers oftheSocietyofJesus,whofirstfoundedtheChurchofJapan,butwhohave teenexcludedfromthecountrysincethe endoftheseventeenthcentury.

Amomentarydelayinthecarryingout ofsuchaninterestingprojecthasgiven thezealousArchbishopofTokyo anopportunitytotakesteps 'whichareimportantinthemselves. andwhich,asweunderstand,hisGrace intendsasameansofpreparingthe groundfortheadventoftheJesuit professorsandothers,whosetaskoforganisationwillbeinanycircumstances oneofgreatmagnitudeandanxiety.Not theleastoftheeventswerefertoisthe establishmentofanewconventschoolfor Japaneseladiesofthehighestclassunder theSacredHeartnuns,whohaveteen .despatchedforthispurposefromAustralia,London,andDublinsimultaneously, andwhoalreadyreportveryfavorablyof theprospectsoftheirundertaking.

Theotherdevelopment,whichismore directlyconnectedwiththeCatholicUniversityscheme,is'theestablishmentby theFrenchsecularpriestsofTokyoof aresidenthouseforstudentsatthevariousschoolsconnectedwiththeImperia, Univereity,studentsresidinginallthe fivedivisonsof"thecapital,andsaidto comprisetheenormousnumberof60,000

youngmen.Theythrongherefromevery partofthecountry,supportthemselves, liketheirbrethrenofEdinburghand Glasgow,onverylittle,andareleftabsolutelyfreetoliveastheylikewhen outsidethehallsoftheUniversity.

Attachedtothisresidencehouseisa hallusedforconferencesanddebatesand theatricalentertainments,asmallchapel forreligiousexercisesandlectureson CatholicphilosophyandCatholicdoctrine,andarecreationgroundfortennis,racquets,andothergames.

Manyofthestudentswhojointheestablishmentforoneorotherofitsadvantages,beforetheyleaveit,express awishtobeinstructedinthefaith. Othersbecometoacertainextentimpressedwiththefeatureswhichdistinguish theCatholicreligionfromProtestantism, Anappealtoassisttheworkhascome fromtheFatherDirector,intheArchbishop'sname,toanEnglishJesuit Father,who.however,didnotrespondto ituntilhehappenedtohaveanopportunityofsnakingindependentinquiries astotherealcharacterofthework,and. illparticular,astotheviewsheldconcerningitbythesecularauthoritiesat theCourtofJapan.Assuranceshave reachedhimfromaveryhighquarter that,sofarfromanydisfavorbeingfelt towardstheundertaking,itisrecognised asworthyofencouragement,onaccount ofitssocialandphilanthropiccharacter. Wetrustthatthepriestswillcontinue sotodirecttheireffortsthattheymay retaintheconfidenceoftheirneighbors; andwehavelittledoubttheywillsucceedinexercisingaverysalutaryinfluenceuponalargenumberofthestudent classwhoarewantingneitherindiscernmentnorgratitude.Uptothepresent timeCatholicpropagandisminJapan, and,wemayadd,intheFarEast,has proceededonlineswhichcouldnothave impressedtheMuteOrientalswiththe beliefthatCatholicityisagreatintellectualforce.Thereforewethinkthis newmovementoftheArchbishopof Tokyoandhisconfreresoughttobe

widelyknown.foritseemstobetokena bettergraspoftheneedsoftheagethan hasbeenhithertoevinced.Ifitshould fail,andwethinkthatisunlikely,we hopeitwillnotbefromwantofmoral and,asfarasmaybe,materialsupport fromthosewhodesiretoseetheChurch broughtintoimmediatecontactwiththe realsourcesofnationallife.

Theparticularrequestonbehalfofthe CatholicResidenceHouseatthepiesent momentisareasonableone.meiy.to helptoprovidethesealertJapaneseeta dentswithanEnglishandCatholicsectionoftheirlibrary.Theyhaveaccess toEnglishliteratureofaProtestantcast. andarequitesurprisedtoknowthatany EnglishbooksdealwithCatholicsubjects.Itthereforebecomesneces,aryto supplythisdefectin*theirequipment, andanumberofpersonsinthiscountry aregoingtotakethematterinhand. Wemustsendthemthemostcomplete selectionoftheworksofourrepresenta. tiveCatholicwriters,living,aswellas dead.ItishopedthatmanyCatholic% willbeinterestedintheproject.andwe shallhopetogivefurtherdetailsasthe matteradvances.Meanwhilewemay mentionthe,followingnamesofthose whoareinterestedinthescheme,and wouldbegladtoreceivecontributionstowardsitsrealisation:-TheBishopof Salford,Manchester;theAbbotofErdington,Birmingham;theRev.President ofUniversityCollege,Dublin;Father BernardVaughan,S.J.,Farm-street Church,London;andMajor-General LordRalphKerr,C.B.,Woodburn,Dalkeith,N.B.

HisLordshipDr.Duhig(Bishopof Rockhampton)hasreceivedfromHis HolinessPopePiusamagnificentoilpaintingoftheVirginandChild,bya Romanpainter,fortheMountMorgan ArtUnion.Thepaintingiscopiedfrom anancientpaintingintheoratoryofthe IrishCollegeatRome,whereBishopDuhighimselfstudied.

Itwascertainlyagoodmessenger 'whobroughtthenewstoyourhouse thatAyer'sSarsaparillasnakesthe blood"richandred."Thismeans somuchtothosewhoarethin,pale, feeble,weak,andnervous.After Ayer'sSarsaparillahascuredyou, carrythegladmessagetoafriendor neighbor. Perhapsyousufferfromtheeffects ofawarmclimate.Prolongedwarm AV'atherseriouslyimpairsthestrength ofmanypeople.Thedigestionis slow,andtheliverbecomessluggish. Impuritiesinthebloodaccumulate a,idcausethatfeelingofdownheartednassanddepression.

AYER'S Sarsaparilla

BE isofthegreatestuseinsuchcases. Itspurifying,strengthening,andup. buildingpropertieswillbeofinestimablevaluetoyou.

Asnowmade,Ayer'sSarsaparillacontainsnoalcohol.

Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

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AIIMPORTANTDEVELOPMENT

Ithasbeenismatterofcommonknowledgeformorethanayearpastthatit istheintentionoftheHolySee,with theEmperor'ssanctiontofoundaUniver:ity,orUniversityCollege,inTokyo, whichshallrepresenttheCatholicfaith inJapanfromanintellectualstandpoint. Wehaveinformationfrom-thecapital cityitselfthatageneralexpectationexists;therethatthiscentreofCatholic esultarewillbeentrustedtotheFathers oftheSocietyofJesus,whofirstfoundedtheChurchofJapan,butwhohave Leenexcludedfromthecountrysincethe endoftheseventeenthcentury.

Amomentarydelayinthecarryingout ofsuchaninterestingprojecthasgiven thezealousArchbishopofTokyo enopportunitytotakesteps 'whichareimportantinthemselves. andwhich,asweunderstand,hisGrace intendsasameansofpreparingthe groundfortheadventoftheJesuit professorsandothers,whosetaskoforganisationwillbeinanycircumstances oneofgreatmagnitudeandanxiety.Not theleastoftheeventswerefertoisthe establishmentofanewconventschoolfor Japaneseladiesofthehighestclassunder theSacredHeartnuns,whohaveteen despatchedforthispurposefromAustralia,London,andDublinsimultaneously, and _of theprospectsoftheirundertaking.

Theotherdevelopment,whichismore directlyconnectedwiththeCatholicUniVarsityscheme,is-theestablishmentby theFrenchsecularpriestsofTokyoof aresidenthouse.forstudentsatthevari4msschoolsconnectedwiththeImperia, University,studentsresidinginallthe fivedivisonsofthecapital,andsaidto comprisetheenormousnumberof60,000

youngwen.Tin-ythrongherefromevery partofthecountry,supportthemselves, liketheirbrethrenoffelinburghand Glasgow.onverylittle,andareleftabsolutelyfreetoliveastheylikewhen outsidethehailsoftheUniversity.

Manyofthestudentswhojointheestablishmentforoneorotherofitsadvantages,beforetheyleaveit,express awishtobeinstructedinthefaith. Othersbecometoacertainextent.impressedwiththefeatureswhichdistinguish theCatholicreligionfromProtestantism, Anappealtoassisttheworkhascome fromtheFatherDirector,intheArchbishop'sname,toanEnglishJesuit Father,who.however,didnotrespondto ituntilhehappenedtohaveanopportunityofmakingindependentinquiries astotherealcharacterofthework,and. inparticular,astotheviewsheldconcerningitla:-thesecularauthoritiesat theCourtofJapan.Assuranceshave reachedhimfromaveryhighquarter that,sofarfromanydisfavorbeingfelt towardstheundertaking,itisrecognised asworthyofencouragement,onaccount ofitssocialandphilanthropiccharacter. Wetrustthatthepriestswillcontinue sotodirecttheireffortsthattheymay retaintheconfidenceoftheirneighbors; andwehavelittledoubttheywillsucceedinexercisingaverysalutaryinfluence_upoie,alargenumberofthestudent classwhoarewantingneitherindiscernmentnorgratitude.Uptothepresent timeCatholicpropagandisminJapan, and,wemayadd,intheFarEast,has proceededonlineswhichcouldnothave impressedtheMuteOrientalswiththe beliefthatCatholicityisagreatintellectualforce.Thereforewethinkthis newmovementoftheArchbishopof Tokyoandhisconfreresoughttobe

widelyknotsn,furitseemscobetokena bettergraspoftheneedsoftheagethan hasbeenhithertoevinced.Ifitshould fail,andwethinkthatisunlikely.,wc hopeitwillnotbefromwantofmoral and,asfarasmaybe,materialsupport frontthosewhodesiretoseetheChurch brought.intoimmediatecontactcctlhthe realsourcesofnationallife.

Theparticularrequestonbehalfofthe CatholicResidenceHouseatthepresent momentisareasonableone.naineiy.to helptoprovidethesealertJapanesestu dentswithanEnglishandCatholicsectionoftheirlibrary.Theyhaveaccess toEnglishliteratureofaProtestantcast. andarequitesurprisedtoknowthatany EnglishbooksdealwithCatholicsubjects.Itthereforebecomesnecessaryto supplythisdefectin*theirequipment, andanumberofpersonsinthiscountry aregoingtotakethematterinhand. Wemustsendthemthemostcomplete selectionoftheworksofourrep..!sentativeCatholicwriters,living,aswellas dead.ItishopedthatmanyCatholics willbeinterestedintheproject.andwe shallhopetogivefurtherdetailsasthe matteradvances.Meanwhilewemay mentionthe,followingnamesofthose whoareinterestedinthescheme,and wouldbegladtoreceivecontributionstowardsitsrealisation-TheBishopof Salford,Manchester;theAbbotofErdington,Birmingham;theRev.President ofUniversityCollege,Dublin;Father BernardVaughan,S.J.,Farm-street Church,London;andMajor-General LordRalphKerr,C.B.,Woodburn,Dalkeith,N.B.

HisLordshipDr.Duhig(Bishopof Rockhampton)hasreceivedfromHis HolinessPopePiusamagnificentoiltsaintingoftheVirginandChild,bya Romanpainter,fortheMountMorgan ArtUnion.Thepaintingiscopiedfrom anancientpaintingintheoratoryofthe IrishCollegeatRome,whereBishopWhighimselfstudied.

Itwascertainlyagoodmessenger whobroughtthenewstoyourhouse thatAyer'sSarsaparillamakesthe blood"richandred."Thismeans somuchtothosewhoarethin,pale, feeble,weak,andnervous.After Ayer'sSarsaparillahascuredyou, carrythegladmessagetoafriendor neighbor. Perhapsyousufferfromtheeffects ofawarmclimate.Prolongedwarm w,.atherseriouslyimpairsthestrength ofmanypeople.Thedigestionis slew,andtheliverbecomessluggish. Impuritiesinthebloodaccumulate aidcausethatfeelingofdownheartednessanddepression.

isofthegreatestuseinsuchcases. Itspurifying,strengthening,andup buildingpropertieswillbeofinestimablevaluetoyou.

Asnowmade,Ayer'sSarsaparillacontainsdoalcohol. Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

Besureyouget"AYER'S."

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IstheLargeDisplayofLadies'andChildren'sGolfBlouses thathavebeenPurchasedathalftheLandedCostand fromwhichourpatronswillderivethebenefit.

LAMES'GOLFERSinselfcolours,turndowncollar,fastenedfront,a smartfullshape,2s.6d.

inalltheleadingcolourswithtinewhitestripes,fastenedfront,2s11d.

Asmartshape,tobewornOpenedorfastened,inallcolours,witha Prettywhiledesign,goldbuttons,3s.11d.

Aprettydesigninselfcolours,withwhite'collarandstripedownfront, whitecuffsacrdbandatwaist5s,.11d.

AsmartdesigninCREAM,NAVY,antiRUBY,turndowncollars,smart revers,fastenedbackwithfancybuttons,Os.11d.

AnothersmartshapeinNAVYwithwhitetautlyStripesandincreamwits blackstripe7s.11d.

AsmartdesigninREDandNAVY,tobewornopen,'fancyfront,8/114

Infinewool,fastenedfront,floraldesigninwhiteoncollarandfronts 9e.11d. InfineSHETLANDWOOL,averydaintydesign,broad,pleatfindtuckis front,inCREAM,NAVYandRUBY,12s.6d. TheNEWESTDESIGNinsmartNORFOLKCOATbroadPleatsandfancy beittons,12s.6d.and14'7.6d.

BoanBros.Wellington-St.,Pertn.TheRailwayStation

MutateNews,

TheO'NeillCollege.-Afineexample ofeenerousgivingisaffordedbythemunificentdonatiou(says"TheTribune'p madebyMissSarahO'Neill,ofBright011.totheCatholicChurch.Theproperty presentedbyMissO'Neillconsistsof30 acre,oflandonwhichabuildingisbe ingerectedatacostof25.000.Such examplesarealltoorareinthiscountry, andthegenerousladyisfortunateinpos. seseing.alongwithamplemeans,thedesiretousethemlargelyintheserviceof God.Thegiftcominginthelifetimeof thegiver.insteadofasapoet-molten legacy,isthemorecommendable.It standsout.wearesorrytosayit,in splendidisolation,butitmaybehoped thatth7deedwillactasaninspiraticnto 4",tnetseh.)arepossessedofamplemeans todocootgood.ifonlytheyhadthe goodwillandthegenerousheart.

* e * * * ThefinalmistingoftheSt.Patrick'. 1). etcalCommitteewasheldatSt. Hall.onWednesday,22ni1inst. 11:slo-shiptheBishopofBallarnt .lpresided.Thebalanceshect prodtweet-bythetreasurer. Mr.E.J.llay(Ienshowedthatthetiet profit.:ofthedemenetrationamountedto £'1:1:s.6d.

* e The,salvationArmyhasbeenposing a,Sale,andmorethanonceladsand lasseshavegonetoprisonindefenceof whattheypretendtobelieveistheirin alienableright,says"SydneyFreeman" -toobstructtheroadwayandsetupa dinwithdrum.fife,andtambourine.The casewastakentotheFullCourt,which hasdecidedagainsttheArmy.TheChief JuOicemho,bytheway.isninthgiven terpatronisingtheseetariee)differedfrom JusticeHoodandMr.Justicea'Beie -kett.HisHonor,beinginaminority. therulenisiwasdischarged.withcosts.

Rev.Brother,Hennessy,ofDublin,AseietentSuperiorlament!oftheChristian Brol'eos,arrivedinSydneyre.ently fromCapetown,perMiltiades.onavisit toAustralia.Duringhisstay.which illextendovertheremaindercfthe year.BrotherHenessywillmakeavisio' tationofallthehousesoftheOrderin Anstralaeia.

4. NewZealand'ssurplusforthefiscal yearisabout£850,000.Thecostofgove::lingitisabouttwo-thirdsthecostof geverningNewSouthWales.TheNew Zealandexpenditurelastfiscalyearwas only£5.213,965,orsomefourmillions lessthanthatofNewSouthWales,which 'hasnottopayforpostandtelegraph. military,andotherFederalservices.

a InopeningthenewChurchatWyong recentlyHisEminenceCardinal M,aaewas-presentedbyFather Power,onbehalfofMrs.M.J.Wood--bury,withasilverchalicetwohundred yearsold,whichhadbeenafamilyheirloom,andhadbeenusedintheWyong districtforfiftyyears.TheestablishmentofachurchatWyongislargely duetothenobleeffortsofthisCatholic family.

Mr.BenjaminHoare,theleaderwriter ofMelbourne"Age,"whohasbeenDegueathed£500bythelateDavidSyme. lutethreedaughtersinconventeanda sonabouttoenteronhisstudiesforthe priesthoodatManlyCollege. e

AQUEENSLANDPRIEST'SWILL.

Byhiswill,thelateRev.D.J.Byrne. P.P.,ofDalby(Q.),afterdisposingof certainchattels,directedthattheMiniof £200shouldbedistributedamongstCatholicpriestsforreligiouspurposes,and .t.:50fortheerect-ionofamonumentover hisgrave.Ilealsomadethefollowing bequests:-ForabellfortheCatholic Church,Dalby,£100;totheDudleyHospital,£100;totheMagdalenAsyluni. Queensland,£300:totheSistersof Mercy.Dalbv,tobeexpendedontheir convent,25073;forabursaryinaCatholicEcclesiasticalCollege,tobeawarded bytheCatholicArchbishop,accordingto hisjigignient,£1,000;tohisbrother,AndrewByrne.£1,000;tohissister,ElizabethByrne.£1,000;tohissister,Ann Byrne.£1.000; tohisnephew,.'antes Byrne,£500;toPiaDouse,£50.All sue!)legaciestobefreeofduty.He furtherdirectedtheresidueofhisestate tobehandedtotheArchbishopefBris. .rtetobeexpendedashisGracemight judgemostconducivetothegoodofrelizionitthisdiocese.

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.JanKubelikhadauniquehonor:emferrtelonhimatthehandsofthelate PopeLeo.XIII."Iknow,myson," saidHisHoliness,whenconferringon himtheOrderofSt.Gregory,"thatyou arecalledasecondPaganiniandCardinalVasrysuggestedthatIshould conferthishonoruponyou. Ithought youtooyoungforsuchahighdistinction, buttheCardinalpointedoutthatyou areanartist,andamasterfavoredby Ihid.:tialheogledby'convincinghis thatyouareworthyofthedecoration.I trustyouwillcontinuetopursuethe careeryouhavechosen,doinghonorto yourcountryandtheDivineartof music."AtthesametimethePopepreeentieltothesiolinisttworosaries,one forhismother.andtheotherforhimself.Sothestorygoes.

* Elaboratepreparationshadbeenmade byleadingCatholicmembersintheBal. laratdioceseforentertaininghisLordshipDr.Higgins(BishopofBallarat)at fareeellsocialpriortohisdeparture forRomeincompanywithArchbishop Carr.Thevaledictorymeetinghad beenfixedforFridayweeklastatSt. St.Patrick'sHall.BishopHiggins,however,expressedthewishthat,inconsequenceofthegeneralfeelingofsadness throughoutthecommunityovertherailwayaccident,andalsobecauseofhie ownprivatesynipathywiththebereaved ones,theeventshouldbepostponed.The committee,indeferencetothewishofhis Lordship,abandonedthearrangements.

* ThefatherofColonelLynch,who foughtintheBoerwar,wascaptainof thepikemenwhenthediggersfoughtthe soldiersatEurekaStockade.

AN isilluxliskop claimsSt.Patrick ua7rotestait.

VERY

AMUSING.

OfthemanyupholdersoftheContinuity theoryamongProtestantdivines(writes "ACloisterer,"tothe"CathiegTimes"), hisLordshipofBathantiocheissurely thequaintest.AppealingatManchester forfundstocoverthepurchasemoneyof theGlastonburyruins,hegreweloquent. butaccuracysufferedintheoutburst. "MyinterestinGlastonbury,"hesaid. isnotinitsmediaevalgrandeurnorin itspowerfulinfluence,oreveninthepat-' d1,11iL-influenceofitsruins.Itisinthe factthatherewetracethet.tibrokenline ofourChristianinheritance,backtothe backthroughtheTudortimes, backthroughtheNormanConquest.backthroughtheDanish andSaxonperiodstillwereachtheBrittiehpeople.Christionisednotfrom Rome,butfrontGaul(ifnotfromPeleetine),withitsBritishChurchsoorganisedthatthreeofitsBishopsknowntous be,enamesignedthetolloftheCourelil heldatArles,inthesouthofFrance,in 314-theChurchwhoseSt.Patrick broughtthefaithtoIreland.St.ColumbatothesacredisleofIona,andthenSt. AidantoNorthumbria.andthekingdom ofthegoodSt.Oswald.TheBenedictines claimthattheirfamousGlastonbury Abbeywasatitsdissolutionincomplete unionwiththePopeofRome.tutIwill makeholdtoaskwhetherifthosegreat saintsandleadersoftheChurchwhomI namedcouldagainrevisitthelandsto whichtheycameasGod'smessengers, theirtruehomewouldnotbeinthe ChurchofEngland. ."Thissounds verywell,betitistrue?

AFewPointsfortheBisLop.

(viceseal.thathavingovercometheheritics.hemiehtbringtheBritonstothe Catholicfaith"(Prosper's"Chronicle"for theyear429.).

2.HisLolidehip'sargumentisstillfurtherfalsifiedbyhismentionoftheCouncilofArles.Here,asinotherCouncils. waspresentaPapallegate.Further. therewasdespatchedfromthisCouncil alettertoPopeSylvester.Amongst otherthingstheBishopsassembledhereindeclaredthat"boundtogetherinour commonbondofloveandonenessofour MothertheCatholicChurch. we salutethemostgloriousPopewiththereverenceduetothee"(Hardouin,ConeI).

SixtusIII.,whereherenderedtoSt.Leo in444anaccountofhiswork,andwhere in455hereceivedfromSt.Lei)theGreat, hePelham.AndhenSt.Columba whosefaithwasthefaithofSt.Petri(k, whoinhisturnhadstudiedunderFor. tchern,St.Patrick'sdisciple.Weread, forhehadbeenadiscipleofSt.Finien, too,inAdamnan'sLifeofColumba,how thesaint,saidMassforthesoulofSt. Brendan(III.,15),hardlyaProtestant ceremony. No,the Bishop of BathandWellsissadlymistaken.These saintswerenotProtestants,neitheris theirofficechentedintheProtestant, Church.ortheirintercessioninvoked. Statuestherewereintheirhonorinthe pre-"Reformation"ChurchtheMasswas dailysaidintheChurcrofDown,where restedtheremainsofSaintsPatrick, Brigid.andColumba,butthenichesare nowempty,andthetabernaclegone. 4.AndtheBenedictines.whatofthem? Yes,theydoclaimthatGliotenleaywas incommunionwithRoweatit,dioadution.IfitwasProtestantwhywasit dissolved-whywasthelastAbbothung onTorHill-whywasitlefttofallinto ruins?WasitProtestantismthatinspired themonksdayafterdaytochanttheHoly Office?WasitProtestantismthatcaused theSacrificeoftheMasstobeoffered? WasitProtestantismthatdedicatedthis gloriousAbbeytoMaryMotherofGod. andcausedkingsandprincestowishto beburiedthere.thattheymighthaveintercessionmadefortheirsoulsthrough; Mary'sprayers?No!Glasomouryvas neverProtestant.

5.Andlastly,hisLordshipthinksthe saintshementionedwouldiftheyreturnedbemembersoftheChurchofEngland. ButwouldtheybeHighorLow;or Broad?WouldtheycryoutwithDr. WaceagainstMassvestments,orwith 1,200parsonswhobelieveinthesame Wouldthe.BookofCommonPrayerbe foundasagreeableastheRomanMisted ofold?WouldtheyapproveofaPrime MinisterappointingtheBishops,anda laykingbeingheadoftheChurchbylaw established?Wouldtheybesatisfiedin beingindependentofRome?IfearIcan, notagreewithhisLordship.

ALessonforCatholics. InsuchstraindidIwritetothe"Mato chesterGuardian,"but,ofcourse,the

3.TheattemptstoProtestantise,Sts. Patrick,Columba._WmandOswaldis amusing.FancySt.PatrickaProtestant! St.Patrick,who,whenexortinghisdisciplescriedmint"AsyouareChristians soalsobeRomans"(BookofArmagh, fol.9);St.Patrickwhomadenofewer thanfourpilgrimagestoRome.wherehis missionwasbleatbyPope(libertineand

1.TheGaelicmissionaasessentially Roman."Owing,"saysProsper,secretarytoPopeCelestine.andaanalhimself,"totheex:thinofPalladiusthedea-letterlayonthetableMaybeIwastoo con.PopeCelestinesentGermatms,Bis-strong-toovehement.Ihavenoquarrel hopofAuxerre.ashisrepresentativewiththeeditor.But'whatdoesallthis teachtheCatholicmans'Theabsolute needofreadinghistory,especiallythehistoryoftheCatholicChurch.:wetinparticularherlifeinthislaidpre,dieethe so-calledReformation. Protestant, Churchmenareinsistingmoreandmore onthesupposedcontinuityoftheChurch ofEngland,andhenceitisforustodemonstrateitsfalsity.Meanwhilewemay perhapswiththe"CatholicTimes."hein awaygladthatthereissomeone,though notaCatholic,whowillguardtheremnantsofgloriousGlastonbury,glorious eveninpatheticruin.Andthensome day-Godknowswhen-thatancient shrin,willoncemorebepeopledwiththe monk;ofBenedict.Therewillagainbe achapelofSt.Joseph;therewillagain beheardtheancientchant-makingmelody inchurchandcloister;therewillagainbe holyMass,andoverthefairmoorlandthab claspstheMendipsandstretchestothe BristolChannelMary'sAngeluswillagain: ringout.

Misceautos,jag's.

SLEEPANDDEATH.

Thephenomenoncalledsleepmaybe summedupinthefollowingpropositions, saysawriterinthe"Cosmopolitan":kir:as-Sleepistemporarydeathofthe functionsofthesensitivesystem,dueto exhaustionbyfatigue.

Secondly.-Thisdeathistemporarybe. timethevitalsystemcontinuestoper formitsfunctioniduringsleep,andrestoresthesensitiveorganstotheirnormalconditions.

Forourpurposedeathmaybeconsideredunderthethreeheads-naturaldeath, suddendeath,anddeathfromdisease. Naturaldeathisdeathfromoldage.It differsfromnaturalsleeponlyindegree.

Thegraduallossofsensibility,bythe sensitivecorpses,whichprecedessleep nowtakesplaceinthevitalsystem,and alltheorganspassintopermanentsleep together.Therecanbenouainurecedingoratthemomentofsuchadeath. anymorethanthereispainprecedingor atthemoment-ofpassingilitotemporarysleep. Suddendeathmaybedefinedasdeath duetoasuddeninjuryfromwithoutor withinthebodysufficienttodestroyat onceallirritabilityofboththesensitive andvitalsystems.Itrequiresnoargumenttoprovethatapersonwhoissuddenlystrickendeadcansuffernophysical pain,andinthesuddendeathofaPerson theelementoftimeisabsent.

Wenowcometoconsiderthethirdand byfarthemostfrequentformofdeathnamely,deathfromdisease.

Assoonasdiseaseisestablished,dyins begins,whichisbutamorerapidthan naturalceasingofallsensibilities,accompaniedwithmoreorlesssuffering.accordingtothecausewhichproducesit.This dyingandsuffering,calleddisease,must terminateeitherinso-calleddeath,which isinsensibletoit,orinrecovery,whichis removalofthecauseofit.Butinany eventthesufferinghasbeenendured,no matterwhetherthefinaltermination's deathorrecovery.

it.thedreamcametoanotherchilddur ingatrancewhichcamewithalongillness. Someusefulandprosaicthingsalsohave comefromdreams,Itlonghadbeen knownthatthemakingofshotcame fromanideathatcametoaBristolmechanicinhissleep.Themanwasem ployedcuttingupstripsoflead,miltof whichhisfellow-workmenmadeshot.The processwasslowandexpensive.One nightthisworkmanhadbeendrinking, andafterhewenttobedhedreamedthat itwasraining.Ashewatchedtherain itturnedtolead,andtheearthwas coveredwithshot.Hoawoke,and,filled withhisdream,wentuptothetowerof St.MaryRadcliffe,inBristol,and,meltingsomelead,poureditfromthetopof thetower.Whenhewenttolookforthe leadhefoundhadtakentheformof shot.Thustheshottowerbecameafact, andtheworkmanmadeafortuneoutof hisdream.

Localand Personal.

Thehalf-yearlymerlinofsliarehold-t orsoftheWestAustralianBankwas heldlastweek.Thechairwasoccupied bySirCeorgeShenton.Theusualdividendof20percent.wasdeclared.The reportstatedthatthenetprofitforthe half-yearendedMarch30was£23.567, andthebalancefromtheprevioushalfyear,i£11,317.Thereserveisnow £31,560.

ThetendersforbuildingtheR.C. ChurchatMoorshavebeendealtwith bythecommittee.Outoffiveorsix tenders.Mr.D.W.Griffithswasfound tobethelowest,at£473.Thebuilding willbeputinhandimmediately.It.is morethanprobablethatthefoundation stonewillbelaidonSunday,the31st inst.,bytheRt.Rev.AbbetTorres, 0.5.11.

enedherfirst,baby.Now,babiesusually cry%chiletheyarebeingchristened,batthisonewasasquietasalamb:Throughouttheceremony,itsmiledupbeautifullyintomyfeet..'Madam,'Isaidtothe youngmotheratthechristening'send,'I must,congratulateyouonyourlittleone's behaviour.Ihavechristenedmorethan twothousandbabies,butIneverchristenedonethatbehavedsowellasyours.' 'Nowonderhebehavedwell,'theyoung mothersaid,smilingdemurely.'His fatherandI,withapailofwater,have beenpractisingchristeningonhimfor thelastten "

Nooneis'consciousoforcanrecall themomenthepassesfromwakinginto naturalortemporarysleep.Norshall webya"supremeagony,"orinany otherway,beconsciousofpassinginto' permanentsleep. Bringbornanddyingarethetwo mostimportantphysiologicaleventsin thelifehistoryofourbodies,andwe shallknownomoreaboutthelatter eventatthetimeitoccursthanwedid didabouttheformer.

WONDERSDONEBYFAMOUS11EN INSLEEP.

Somepeoplearenotsatisfiedwith havingdoneafairday'sworkattheir regularoccupations,butinsistuponkeepingbusyevenwfilletheysleep.

Mostoftheworkdoneunconsciously duringthedeadhoursofthenight,is worthless,hutsometimesintellectual featsareaccomplishedduringsleepwhich duringwakinghoursprovedquiteimpossible.

FromhisearlyChildhood,RobertLouis Stevensonwasadiseamer;andhisdreams werehorrible.Larerinlifehebeganto dreamofjourneyswhereinhewouldsee strangetowns.,Inthenextphasehe couldreadinhissleep,andsuchwonderfulbooksthatneverafterwardswashe contentwithordinaryliterature.Lastly hebegantodreaminsequence,andhe wouldcontinuetodreamfromtheplace heleftoffthepreviousnight.

Evidentlysomepeoplebelieveinthe strike-outpolicyofthe"MorningTierald,'undertheeditorshipofMr.Drayton.ThisiswhatthespecialcorrespondentoftheGeraldton"lifer"saysof it-"The-Perth'Herald,'underthe mentallyvigorousmanagementofits presenteditor,whois.perhaps,thecompleteantithesisoftheTreacle-Joebrand ofboss,isofLatebecomingarecognised power-mostlyforgood-inthisState. Ithasoften;boldlyandfearlesslyattackedshiersofvarioussortsanddraggedin-totheglareofpublicityshady jobs,'Governmentorotherwise,inad ditiontoexposinglachesonthepartof publicorsemi-public.personages.Its scathingChinn-begottenonslaughtonthe Hopetoun-Ravenethorperailwaywilllong beremembered.The'Herald'isnow turningitsattentiontotheproposedPilbermlintsAtleastithaspublishedan articleby'Nor'-WestTraveller,'which throughoutisasweepingdenunciationof thismostdesirablework,and,incidentally.awhole-cooleddisparagementof 'theGreatNorth-West'anditspotentialities." * it *

Duringthefirstfourmonthsofthe presentyear71,714bushelsofwheatwere exportedfromthisState.

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TheGovernmenthasmadeastartwith thetrialsurveyoftheproposedrailway linefromWagintoCollie.

* InquiriesforlandintheKatanningdistrictarestillkeen.Duringlastmonth, 19,616acreswereappliedforthere.The Governmentreceived£1.2903s.3d.infees duringtheperiodmentioned.

Thetwohalf-brothersofthepresent KingofSpainhaveenteredanaction againsthim,underanoldSpanishlaw, foralargeportionoftheirlatefather's estate.

AttheGeraldtonlandofficelastmonth. 51.738acreswereappliedfor.Mostof thisistobeheldaspastoralleases.

St..JohnocGodHospitalBall,Kalgoorlie,promisestobetheballofthe season.Duringthelastthreeweeksan energeticcommitteeandsecretaryhave beenworkinghardtomakeitasuccess,andMr.Morrishasbeenworking dayandnighttohavehissplendidhall readybythe27thofthismonth.Anumberoffancysetshavebeenpromised,as wellasmanyplainones.l'woprizes havebeendonatedbyinterestedfriends. TheCremorneOrehestra,conductedby Mr.Brearley.istosupplythemusic, whichisaguaranteethatitwillbeperfection.Alatecarwillalsobeprovided.Thereiseveryindicationthat thisyear'sballwillbearecordsuccess. AnyonewishingtoarrangesetscancommunicatewitheitherMrs.Cumminsor Mrs.Matthews.

Fremantleharborwasmoreemptyof shippinglastWednesdaythanithasbeen forsomemonths.Intheafternoonof thatdaytheonlyvesselinportwasthe Mislays.

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Theownersoftheland,whoassessed thevalueat£13peracre,aretobegiven £103,330fortheestate.Thisworksout at£103s.peracre.Thecostsofthe hearingaretobepaidbytheGovernments

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Duringlastmonthkeeninterestwas showninlandselection.Nofewerthan 398persons,manyofwhomcamefront theEasternStates,appliedforblocks, whichaggregated94.785acres.

St.Mary'sChurch,Kalgoorlie.-The VeryRev.('anonRobinsonhasarranged thattheRedemptoristFathers,cifthe Monastery,NorthPerth,shallopenamissioninKalgoorlienextSundayathalfpastteno'clockMass.Themissionwil continuefor14days.TheRedemptorists willalsovisitBrownHill,SouthKalgoorlie,andPiccadilly.

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MostofthebestknownSocialistsin Englandarepersonsofwealthand leisure.Mr.BernardShaw'makes £25,000ayear,hasmotorcars,andmixes freelyinplutocraticsociety.Hiswife hasahandsomefortune.Mr.Sidney Webbalsomarriedawell-doweredwife. Mr.RamsayMacdonaldandMr.Philip Snowdendidlikewise;thelatteraugmentshisincomebywritingfornewspapersandreviews.TheCountessof Warwickhasexplainedthatshewould willinglydivideherworldlygoodswiththepooriftherewasenoughtogo round.Shecertainlyisnotnowamong thewealthySocialists.Mr.HenryMayersnyndmanisamostsuccessfulspeulakeW.A.Socialistsareimpecunious. it * AnewFrenc-hmitrailleusetofire800 shotsperminute,andanAmerican schemetodestroyanarmyinfourminutesbymeansofelectricwave;of 20,000.000horse-power.areannounced. Thusdoscience,civilisation,andthe causeofsweethumanitygoMustin hand.

ItisadmittedthatStevensondreanme'i thewindowscenein"JekyllandIlyde," andsomeofhisfriendsaresurethat thecentralthemeofthestrangebook cametotheauthorwhilehewasasleep. "HisBrowniesshowedittohiminthe night."

ApupilofProfessorvonSwindonin Amsterdamsolvedadifficultproblemin hissleep,aftertheprofessorandten ofthebrighteststudentsintheclasshad workedfordaysintheefforttofindthe answer.MarquisdeCondoreet,thefamousFrenchmathematician,solveda probleminintegralcalculuswhilehe wasasleep.althoughthematterhadpussledhihifordays.Hedidnotwrite theanswerandprocessdownasVon Swindon'spupilhaddone,buthere memberedthesolutionthatcameinhis dream,andputitonpaperasnounas heawoke.

Cabanis,tiheeminentFrenslrphysician,saysthatFranklintoldhintduring oneofhispoliticalmissionstoParis, thatoverandoveragainhehadgoreto shed-puzzled.1y.political.eventswhich,bee camequitecleartohimduringhissleep.

Danteissaidtohavedreamedthe "DivineComedy,"oratleasttheplot andcharactersandsomepartofthede tails.Thevisionappearedtohimwhet hewasonlynineyearsold,accordingto someofthestories,while,asothertell

AluckywasmadeatCueonSunday byMr.BarryConnorsattherearofMr. Arbuthnot'sresidence.neartheCue Brewery.Mr.Connorsobservedastone showingsomegold,andondislodgingit itwasfoundtocontain4ios.Several smallerpiecesaresaidtohavebeen foundrecentlyinthevicinity.

Murchisonfolkwilllearnwithinterest thatMickClifford,erstwhileMayorof DayDawn,isnowsettledonafine farmingpropertyatGilimining,inthe Williamsdistrict.Ifthereisaprogress associationorRoadsBoardinthathappy hamlet,itwon'tbelongbeforeMichael isamemberofmuchweightandworth, forheneverletshisenergygotorust. andhasalwaysbeenagenuinegrafterin theinterestsofhisfellows.

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The"WestAustralian,"inMonday's issue,perpetratesanotherjibeatGeraldton'sunfortunategeographicalposition. ButhowaboutPerth,whichissituated inthebottomcornerofisvastStatel WhenDalgetybecomestheFederalcapital,the"WestAustralian'ssenseof humorwillgetoutofcontrol.

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OnSaturday,April24.Kubelik.the world-famousviolinist.leftVancouverOn boardtheR.M.S.Marama asia.Priortohisdeparture.aninfluentialdeputationoftheleadingcitizens waiteduponhimtooffertheircongratulationsonthebrilliantsuccessesofhis AmericanandCanadiantours;alsogood 5V1,111'Sforasuccessfulseasononhis forthcomingAustralasiantour.Inresponsetoalengthyspeech.Kubelik thankedthedeputationfortheirkindness inmeetinghint,andspokeinhighterms oftheappreciationofmusicoftheAmerieanaidCanedianpeople.andfurther ,tiltedthatithadalwaysbeenhisambitiontotourtheBritishcolonies.lie hadmadethreeeffortstovisitAustralasia,but,owingtohisnumerousengagements,hadbeenunabletodefinitelyarrangeforavisit,butwaspleasedtosay thatatlasthisambitionwasciboutto berealised.HisknowledgeoftheAustralianpeoplewasnotsolimitedas somewouldimagine.asseveralofhis mostvaluedfriendsareAustralians.In conclusion.hewaspleasedtosaythatlie hadreceivedasablefromMr.Frank Buckinghamthatnegotiationshadbeen completedwithtwobrilliantartists (nativesofBendigeetoassisthim011the tour.Kubelikisaccompaniedbytlie Countess.hiswife.Theyhopetoarrive inSydneyonMay18.andthefollowingeveningwillopenhisseasonatthe Town!tall?Weventuretopredictthat thegreatestofviolinistswillbemore thanpleasedwiththesuccessofhistour here,andthathewillcarryawaywith himnothingbutpleasantmemoriesof AustraliansandNewZealanders.

Thersismuchtostudyaboutagoose. Justobserveaflockofgeesesomeday whenyouareoutvisitingonafarm. They'llgiveyouamusementbythehour. Agoosehasn'ttheslightestideaof breadthordepth.Theassertionthat everygoosethatpassesthroughanopen barn-doorducksitshead,nomatterifthe openingbe20feethigh,isastrue be.arid,whileagoosecanuotben:-1, believethatthereisnodanger its headasitpassesoverthesillofabarndoor.itisequallypositivethatitcan creepthrougha2-inchaugurholeora knot-holeinafencejustaseasilyasit cangothrougha20-feetdoor,andwith moresafetytoitsperson.Thewriterhas laughedhimselfsoremoretimesthana fewatthepersistenceofsomeoldnoose intryingtoenteranenclosurethrough aholeinthefencehardlybigenough togetitsheadthrough.whileagatebig enoughforatc-ainofhorsetopass throughwaswideopenwithinthreefeet ofthehole.

f Anobleman11110`gaveagreatsupper. NVIientheguestswereatthetable,two maskerscameintothehall,smallin height,nolargerthanchildrenfiveor sixyearsold.tinepersonatedalord, theotheralady.Theirdresswasmost; beautiful.andtheydancedmost-skilfully,tothegreatdiversionoftheguests. Everybodyacidtheycouldnotadmire thedexterityofthesetwopolitechildrenenough.Thentinoldofficertookan appleandthrewitbetweenthedancingcouple.Suddenlythelordandthe ladyrushedaftertheappleasthough frantic.Inthestruggletheytoreoff eachother'smasks.and,behold!instead.._ ofchildren,acoupleofmonkeysinfine clothes!Allthecompanyatthetable laughedheartily,buttheoldofficer saidverygravely:"Monkeysandfools maydressthemselvesinfineclothes,but thedaysooncomeswhenitisknownwho theyare."

The-"1VestralianWorker"says:"Notwithstandingtheshaftsofridicule strungattheGeraldtonpeopleovertheir separationcry,thepeopletherearein deadlyearnestovertheirNorthernDevelopmentLeague.Theycomplain,and withconsiderablejustice,thatthesolid blockofGreatSouthernandSouth-Western-Mein-hers-Secure-all-the--plainsfrom theGovernmenttables,whiletheyhave tobecontentwiththecrumbs.Thebribes arenotenoughtogorightround.This isusuallytheresultwhentheGovernmentrunsthepoliticalmachineonthe linesofaSunday-schoolprizesoiree."

* * * TheWestraliancrewthatmadesuch anoiseovertheirvisittotheFastto contestchampionshiphonorswithVothersideoarsmen,gothomesecond.lastin thenes.Fromall-thereportssentwe cangatherthattheywereentirelyoutclassed.TheQueenslandersandthemselvesoughttobebracketedasineptsat thegame.Thewiresseemedtosaythat thelastweresofarbehindtheworstof thefourbeetcrewsthattheirdistance couldnotbeconveniently.reckoned.or beingreckoneditwouldbeashameto publishit. Theyfinished,saythereports,alongwayintherear.

TheStatePremierhastakenadecided standonthequestionofStateandCommonwealthfinances,andhaveinformed thePrimeMinisterthatnoschemecanbe aceeptablewhichdoesnotprovidefor eachStatereceivingafixedannualsum anda"exit"intheincreaseswhichoccur inCustomsandexcise-andherethe deadlockwillapparentlyoccur.

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AnentthecontroversyfronttheSouthWestontheWhereaboutsthestageIrishmangutterwaseditedandprintedrecently,thefollowingwillbefoundintereating:-Wedon'tbelieveinthestage Irishman.Heiscoarse,brazen,impossible.Whereverhestrutsthestageheis aninsulttothefinerinstinctsofa Catholicrace.OverintheEast,thanks totheAncientOrderofHibernians,he doesnotstrutlong,howeverlengthyhis legs.Incessant.protestshavedrivenhim downintothefrowsysaloonconcerthall, andeventuallyhewillbeexpelledfrom that.Heoughttobe,andhewillbe. HeirintheWestthereisaworkawaitingtheIrish-onethattheyoughttodo, andonethattheymustdo.Theremust beavigorousprotestlodgedagainstthe absurdcaricaturesdisplayedinmany shopwindows.Someoftheserepresent Paddyarrayedinahighsilkhat,green coat.elongatedtrousers-anexaggerated pipeprotrudingfrontthelipsofaridiculousmonkeyface-astrideofapig.or powandthenastraddleofahugepotato.Therearevariousformsofthis;ineffablycheap,nasty,andvulgarwit,but onecanseetheseshamelessdisplayseverywhere.Thisyeartheywereworse thanever.Thinkofit.Therearereputedtobemorethanhalf-a-million peopleofIrishbirthordescentinChisage.andyettheyallowthemselvesto beinsultedbysuchdisplays!Weare qui-,willingtobelievethatthereare nos;yreputablemerchantswhodonot nasaltooffend.Theymaybeintending, even.tohonorthefeastofIreland'sgreat .Npestle,hutofacertaintytheyare -woundingIrishmenrndwterenwhenthey pp suchthing.intheirshopwindows. It;heydonotknot,this.theyshould toldinlanguageimpossibletomis- tsl,.TheCelticfateisnotthatofa msskeyandanycartoon,statue.orre pre.entationwhichsodepictsitisaninsulttotheIrishpeople.Alreadypeople ofothernationalitiesare-wonderingwhy ekeepsosilentundertheinsinuation. Atimehascometostopit.andstopped itmustandshallbe.Solongaswebear patientlysuchinjustice,themoretfit shalwehavetobear.ThestageIrish- manisstruckandpassing:letusmake MatupontheseallegedCelticindecencies. It:stimeforthemtovanishoutofthe shopwindows,justasthesnakesofold vanishedoutofIreland.Inthisdayitis rutwiseforanyonetobelievethatthe Irishhavenorightswhichotherpeople arcboundtorespect.

1Vehavereceivedanumberofthe'Aue-abride,withtwolittlegirlsastrain-toast,saidDeanBrennanandhimself

traliaJunior,"anewandgratispublics-bearers,waspresentedTo-theofficiatingwenttocollegetogether,theywereor- tion,consistingof36pages,andpublish-clergymenbytheRev.MotheroftheCon-dainedonthesameday,andhadworked edatPerth,Fremantle,andKalgoorlievent,and,afterashortreligiousser-shouldertoshoulderstriver'since.Ile Thepaperissplendid,theprintingex-vice,theDeanaskedtheformalques-couldnotsaytoomuch,fortheyboth ceptionallygood,andthematter,thoughLions.Theyoungladyrepliedthatsheknewsuchalotabouteachother.(Laugh- wasforsakingtheworldofherownfreeter.)Hewaspleasedtosay,however, extravagantly-Atistialiatt."isreadable. PeepleshouldbeveryConellintheirwill.andthatshefeltshehadthenevusthatinonethingthesystemofdirect ideaswhentheycouldtakethesentisaryresolutionto'faithfullyfulfiltheslontributions,asagainstindirect,in meatsexpressedinseveralofthearticlesvowsshewouldbecalledupontomake.theshapeofbazaarsandsoforth,the utheiwiseThantheproductionofanShethenleftthechurchwithhertrain-Deanhadgotamarchonhim,butin Idealist.Theperiodicalhasbeenliber-bearersandtwooftheSisters,andshort-thisheintendedtotakealeafIrons allysupportedbyadvertisers,andispro.lyafterwardsthelittlebridesmaidsre-Boulder'sbook-Kalgoorliewouldfollow kfuselyillustratedwiththephotographsoiturnedcarryingherbridalraimentandBoulderforonce(laughter),buthehad partofhergarbasanovice,inanor-nodoubtthatoncetheracewasstarted linohopefuls.WehopetheworkwM

thefootlallgroupsoftheyoungAustradinarywickerbasket.Shefollowedthemthefollowerwouldsoonbeinthelead. havesomeofthedesiredeffect,butitcladinherwhitehabit,andthebrief,(Laughter.)Hewaspleasedtowelcome mustneedsbemuchmorereasonableonbutimpressive,ceremonywasbroughttot musician, theirnew newSiranr: sar,i,hebewinags, was thingtangibleinmouldingtheAustraanaceom.- Australiansentimentbeforeitcandoany-aclose. TheDeandeliveredashortaddressongladshehadtakenthenameofSt.Ce- liencharacter.Theeditordeserveseverythesignificanceoftheceremonyinwhichcilia,thesaintwhohadbeenbroughtbe- congratulationforthebringingoutoftoetheyoungladyhadbeenthecentralfig-forehiminhisrecentvisittoRomeper- paper,andforthegreatamountofwoceure.Thosepresenthad,hesaid,seenbapsmorevividlythananyother.St. hehasputintoit,fromtheverybestaladyhighlyaccomplishedandintheCecilia,thepatronsaintofmusic,had primeofherlife,comebeforeGod'saltarbeencruellydonetodeath.Theexemotives. * * dressedasabride,.andthenimme-cutioneerhadmadedeathatortureby diatelyafterofferherweddingraimentinflictingthreecutsonherneckasshe EuchrePartyandDance.-OnlastSun;isaholocausttodod.Itwasatransitionwasstretehedontheblock;andwith daymorningFatherLynchexplainedthatfromdeathtolife,thoughthosewhothesewoundeshelingeredforthreedays thedebtonSt.Mary'sCatholicChurchcouldnotseewiththeeyesoffaithwouldinviewofthescoffingpublic.Yet,asin amountedto£1,777,andasthaordinarybeinclinedtoinvertwhathehadsaid,lifesoindeath.Whenshewastaken nenthlycollectiondelnotmeethalftheanddescribeitasatransitionfrontlifefromtheblockshewasfoundtohave interest,somespecialeffortswereneededtodeath.Thatyoungladyhadofferedtotheonefingerofonehandandthreefin- tocopewiththeexistingliability,whichGodtherestofherdays,andshehadgersoftheotherheldoutfirmly.signi-

seacoostantlygrossing.Ithasbeende-engagedtodoHisworkwithoutfeeandtyingherfaithintheUnityandtheliles- cidedthatinadditiontothechurchcol-withouthopeofrewardinthisworld,insodTrinityofGod.Inthecatacombs

lectionsonthefirstSundayineachmonth, ranged.Thefirstwilltakeplaceinthe thehopethatinGod'sgoodtimeshetherewasabeautifulstatueof ,m.eairrae- aseriesofentertainmentsshouldbear-wouldbefoundallthemoreworthyof iniVar;lcsille. saint.th teol.rixt(iiir ueissitelyfportrayeddeat thecrownwhichHehaddestinedforher.

A.N.A.Hallonto-morrowfortnight,itseemedhardtothosewhodidnotlookshowninthethreee'tittsatthebackof Wednesday,May27,whenagrandeuchreontheceremonywitheyesoffaiththattheneck,theoutstretchedhand,with pattyanddancewillbeheld.'Mrs.alady.whopossessedaccomplishmentsfingersheldout,showingthatnothing

Niel;rathhaschargeofthearrangements.whichmanyintheworldcouldnevercouldshakeherfaith.Theyhadpassed Alreadynumerouspromisesofsupportevenaspiretoattain.shouldthusturnfromthosedaysnow,butthedeedsofthe areforthcoming.andtowardstheendofherbackupontheworld.forsakemotherpastinspiredthemtothegreatefforts theweektheticketswillhereadyfordis-andbrother,anddevotetherestofherstillneededtocombatscepticismandthe t:ibution. slaystoteachingthechildrenwhowouldforcesofevil.andtotakeupthework * comeunderhercare,towalkthepathreouiringtobedone.

Asevereearthquakeshoe-kwasfeltatwhichtheyshouldtread.Itwasmarvel- Mr.SheehaneulogisedDeanBrennan's Turkey('reekat4o'clorkonSaturdayIons.butifGoddidnotcallonyoungwork,andsaidthat416farasCanonRob- afternoon.whenhousesrewiredviolently.womeninallpartsoftheworldtocomeinsonwinningthera,ebetweenKal- Theearthrumblingwereveryloud,andendthusdevotetheirlives,whatwouldgoorlieandBoulder.well,theracewas lastedaboutthreeminutes.Itappearedheroineofthechildrennow-being&ducat-alreadywo^.(Istaihter.) tocomefromthewest-north-west. edintheirconvents?Howwasthefaith Mr.P.Brennan.Mr.P.Quilty.and

* * whichhailbeenhandeddownbytheirothersspoke. TheschemeoutlinedbySilo\Samfatherstobesentdowntotheirchil- DeanBrennanmadeaneatreplyto LynefurtheconsolidationoftheStates'dren'schildreniftherewerenotsuchthetoastofhishealth.Hesaid"You debtsisnotlikelytocommenditselffornoblewomentobendthetwigastheknowwhatIam:IstandforwhatI adoptionbytheStates.Itisjustsuchatreeshouldincline..WherewouldtheandyouwillhavetotakemeasIam. crudepropositionasmighthavebeenexchildrenofAustraliabebutforthese(Laughter.)" pettedfrontalegislatorwhosestrongyoungwomenwhohadheardGod's Amongstthoseinvitedtothebreakfast pointhasnotbeenfinance,andwhoiscall.andrealisedthateverythinginthisweretheVeryRev.DeanBrennan,the

quiteunabletoapproachtotheelucida-worldwasvanityofvanities.evenVeryRev.CanonRobinson.theRev. tineofaproblemwhichisgoingtogivethoughatonetimetheymighthavefoundFatherO'Gorman.Mrs.Deane-Freeman, Mr.F.Deane-Freeman,Mrs.J.L.Johnprofessionalfinanciersconsiderabletroublepleasureinthedancing-room.orhaveWe

oftenwonderwhattheIrishIne ston(Mayoress).Cr.andMrs.Beston. beforeanyequitablearrangementcanbedelightedtowalkthestreets,proudof miglationschemewillculminatein:At alTheelat.TheideaoftheTreasureraletheiryouthandbeauty.ItwasonsuchCr.andMrs.GeraldHartrey,Mr.P. thepresenttime,aftermuchadvertiseBrennano(Kale,00rliel.Mr.K.Brennan pearstobetoannexmoreoftherevenuedevotedladiestheyhadtorelyifthey inertandmuchpersonalenergyofthose (Boulder),Mr.andMrs.J.H.Cummins oftheStates;andonefartwhichmustweretokeeptheirCatholic.schoolsfree es.haveardentlytakenthematterup, i: ernsveryshapeless,ifnotentirelystriketheWesterncitizenwithmuchfronteontaminationandbringuptheir(Kalgoorlie),Dr.andMrs.Irwin,Missesfcosoisthatthesinking.fundsaretogoehildreninthefaithwhichhadbeenGiles,Mr.andMrs.E.Pinder,Mrs.E. is;stingless.Thereasonisthat,lilieall Kelly.Mrs.andMissL.Fox,'Mrs.M. handeddowntothematsuchaprice. a.711eCwhethergoodorill'themulti-withtheobligations.ThisproposedcornWhen-theysawaccomplishedyoungJackson.Mrs.andMrs.J.Sheahan.Mr. t.l.,remainsrail-sitting,awaitingthemendeeringofmoney.putbyforthere- ladiesmakingsuchsacrificesitshouldandMrs.P.P.Quilty,MrsDominielt,

clE.:ionofthepopularcurrent.Ifitdemptionsofobligationsisagooddealof encourageeveryCatholicmanandwo-Mrs.NI.Byrne.CaptainandMrs.3Ieech- S1'.-definitely,theywillsailwithit,antiapiecewiththeFederalanxietytolay'mantoalsomakesomepersonalsacrificeamandMissMeecham(Kalgoorlie),Mr. e'spasiftheyhadstartedit.IfitisviolenthandsonthesupplusageofthewhennecessaryinorderthattheirschoolsandMrs.Boxall(Kalgoorlie).M;ss ble,heelinitscourse,theybecomeequallyStates,andasfarastheWestisconcerned.(ifapiecewiththeinjusticewhichmightbemaintainedinastateofef-Wehh.Mrs.Monaghan,Mrs.r. desonatrativesintheirassertionsthatthey hasbeenourportion.Inpeoportiontoficiency,andthattheirchildrenshould(Kalgoorlie),Mrs.andMrs.W.Tem.!: say--Ithesituation. itsdebtthisstatehasbyfarmoreset receivethatsecularandreligionseduce-(Kalgoorlie),Mr.andMrs.A.C.Morgan tionwhichwouldenablethemtotakeI(GoldenHorseshoemine),Mr.and3Irs. * a-ideforthepurposes,ofredemptionthantheirplaceintheworld,andsenddownCH.LeMercier,Mr.andMrs.T.F. rjetakeitthatIrishmenofthiscityNee-Zealand,whichhasagainstaloantheirfaithpureandunsellied,astheyDunne,Mr.andMrs.J.McInerney. andStateoughttoheabletogiveadeobligationof£64,000,000,asinkingtunethemselveshadreceivedit. fiseeanswertotheappealforIrishcol-of£3,000.000;andwehavethreetimesAttheentryoftheprocessionintothe oi,:.swhichhasbeenraisedand_pub-asmuchinoursinkingfundas'Victoriachurch.thehymn"0Gloriosa"was lic:yboomedinthedailypress.Fromhas.Thefiguresareinteresting:NewsteelysungbyMrs.Dorninish.The SORESANDWOUNDS. th-CelticClubthereoughttocomeaS'elitliWale,owesinroundtotal,£86BoulderChoirrenderedtherestofthe voi-ethatwillclearlyenunciatethe000.000isinkingfund,£503,346); Vis-musicincidentaltotheoccasionin i:yof300ormoreIrishmen.Ifthatwrit',£53,000,000(sinkingfund,£548.-splendidstyle.MissGilespresidedatthe Ix,dycanotmakeitselfheardandfelt,000);Queensland,£39,000.000(sinkingorgan.Thenovice'strain-hearerswere theyoughttohidethemselvesortaleaftId.nil):Tasmania.£10.000,000(sinkMissAliceKellyandMissMaggie holidayinoblivion.Theysurelyhaveingfund,£261.000);WesternAustralia.O'Rourke.Thecongregationwasoneof intelligenceenoughtosayweare"for"£19.000.000(sinkingfund.£1,600,000).largesteverseeninAllHallows'Church. or-against'Irishimmigration.Anof-Ifoursinkingfundistohegrabbedbytheandthepeopleshowedthegreatestrev- 6,:::,can.swer,positiveornegative,willCononenwealth.itispossibletheadntis-ereneeandattentionduringthewhole "'6e-el'sthepresentagitation.Probablysion,'Honestyisthehestpolicy,"mayceremony.TheDeane-Freemanfamily ti;,'ewillbemorereadofitinourcolhe ailconvertstotheCatholic-Church, hebebroughtforwardforreconsideration UMLE. bythepeople.Inageneralwayitmayandthehappy-ntivice.MissClaudia besaidthattheworkofconsolidatingtheDeaneFreeman,isthefirsttoenterthe e debtsoftheStateistoobigajobforthereligiouslife.

M.L.A..Johnson,ofGuildfordconstia:stageofpoliticians.Itisamatterfor AfterthereceptiontheSistersenter- touescy.hasrubbedithardintolittlethelongand(logeconsiderationofmasterstabledanumberofladiesandgentlemen me:Nelsonontheirallegedjointdeal-intheschoolofhautfinancewhowillattheconvent-,whenasumptuousbreak- ins,andjointfailuresinseverallaboreventuallyhavetodothesumforus.fastwasserved.DeanBrennanpre- papers.ThelittleScotchmanandpro's- sided,andwas'supportedbyCanonRob- pc-t.veimmigrationlecturergot-hishair insonandFatherO'Gorman.TheSisters upnend,andinMonday'sissueofthis1411P.:17-1,10:1IIVIBINIPP1introducedtheirnewSistertothosepre- d;,:areabsolutely"fleeced""W.D.J.."of Gullelford.Asthelatterseemedtosay in7..iilastlettertothepressthathewas:

1 leceptisiat sent newThesistertothosepresent. bridalcakewascutbythebride, eicescahisremarks.theonlyWallace, Isiissmetfailedintheirbestenterprises gotinhisinningswell.Seeinghow t.sseprsoiled,Lions. andLandedroundamidstoongratulaThetoastof"TheBride"waspro- -especiallyinacombinationofmodera:.-andextremists,itwouldbeinte-

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posedbyDeanBrennaninahappylittle speech,inwhichhesaiditwasnoton ..re,:.;14,toforecastourpositionifthe thisoccasiontosay"forbetterorfor Con.!lcunistsgotcontrol. -worse."Therewasnoworse,andhe * trustedtheirnewSisUi-.wouldfindher cupofhappinekstothefullinthelifeof

ProfessorHenderson'sthirdcoasseofIMPRIISSIVEPUBLICCEREMONY.devotiontotheworkshehadchosen. UniversityExtensionLectureswillbe

Mr.J.H.Cummins,onbehalfofMiss commencedonTuesdaynext Thesub Sundaybeingthefeastofthepatron-Deane-Freeman,-noiwSisterCecilia, jets"BuildersoftheEmpire."isboth ageofSt.Joseph,advantagewastaRenthankedthosepresentforattendingand interestingandinstructive.TheProoftheopportunitytoreceiveayoungwishingherhappinessandsuccessinher lessorhaswongoldenopoinionsbythe ladywhohadbeenapostulantsoftheHewasgladtohavebeenpresentata moderationandhighethicalstandardof Ordernamedafterthatsaint,inthecon-ceremonyinwhichtheworldatlarge hislectures.Weunderstandthestu densoftheChristianBrothers'CollegeventatBoulder.Theceremonywaspub-couldwellcombine,asself-sacrificewas availthemselvesoftheadvantageliclyperformedbeforethe10o'clockaninspiringleaveninanycommunity. offeredbythecs)mmitteeoftheSwanMassbyDeanBrennan,assistedbyCan- Mr.Cumminsproposedthehealthof RiverMechanics'-Institute.TicketsmayonRobinson.Theyounglady,MissDear.Brennan,andindoingsopaida beobtainedandseats;reservedattheClaudiaDeane-Freeman,who,asisens-hightributetohiszealandenergy. libraryoftheInstitute. tomaryonsuchoccasions,wasattiredas Canon(Robinson,nson,who-supportedthe

71A311-BUKBALMSOOTHESINSTANTLYANDHEALS PROMPTLY.

"Asahealingandsoothingbalm. Zaneltukstand.:unrivalled,"saysMrs. L.Anderson.of16Princes-sstreet,Christ- ohurch,N.Z."Abouttwomonthsago oneofmysonsreceivedanastywound ononeofhisfeet;andcontractedasore ononeofhisknees.TheseItriedtee curebytheuseofdifferentkindsofointmentsandsalves-allclaimingtobere- liableremediesforsuchcomplaints-but without.success.Ithendecidedtogive Zam-BukBalmatrial,havingheardit highlyspokenof.Iprocuredalarge potfromthechemist,andampleasedto beabletoinformyouthatissurpassed myexpectations,andeffectedaspeedy cure.Anothersonofmine,whohasfor sometimepastbeensufferingfrontsores onhisface,hands,andwrists,brought onbyaclod,andwhohasusedseveralremediestonopurpose,alsoappliedZam- BukBalm.withtheverybestandmost satisfactoryresults.Judgingfromwhat Zam-Bukhasdoneformysons,Ican confidentlyrecommenditasafirst-class remedyforsores.Ithealsquickly, soothespain,andissafeandcertainin itseffects.IwishZam-Bukallthesuccessitdeserves." Zam-BukBalmhealscuts,bruises.burns,scalds,abrasions,sores,andall injuriestotheskin;andpromptlycurespiles,badlegs,poisonedwounds,eczema, sores,festeringwounds,abscesses,boils,ringworm,andalldiseasedconditionsof theskin.Price,Is.6d.perpot,or 3s.6d.largefamilysize(containing nearlyfourtimesthela.6d.)fromallchemistsandstores.

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"Behaterweilystefieinyourpurpose.an withundlittoehetseteeitresistinlitutVnisurd try;to***guarallweletpent,hasinigbier *Jotease11rrewiredppontrid rhos**he seteltatforIkemortisgireferest.'PalmJr.

SATURDAY,MAY16,1908.

IglidesThatprejudice TinCauseofthe Church.

IneverdaylifeinWesternAustralia wecomefacetofacewithwhatmay wellbecalledanti-CatholicandantiChristianprejudices.Theyarenumerous;ingenious,andoftenextraordinarily subtle.Noraretheythestock-in-trade ofanyparticularbodyorcommunity. Theypermeateallclases,theonlydifferencebeingthatinonetheyaremorefirmlyrootedperhapsthaninanother,but almostallarefee-ehdontraditionalignorance:immolatedbyone'senvironment.Someoftheseprejudicesagainst thechurcharetheresultofcalumnious tradition.Toillustratewhatwemean. weshallinstanceanordinarycase.A fewweeksagoarichandinfluentialnonCatholicsaid:"Icanneverreconcile withtruthyourpriests'attitudeinregardtogainingconvertstoyourChurch Isitnottruethattheymay'sayany- thing'toconvertaProtestant?They maydeceivethem,theymayevenliein order Againtoincreasethecommunity?" thereisanold-timeprejudice,deeplyrootedintheEnglishProtestant mind,whichisthedirectresultoftraditionalcalumny.Protestantsgive Catholicscreditformanygoodqualities ofheadandheart.Theyoftendeclare thattheirverybestfriendsareCatholics,yetdespitethisprofessiontheybelievethatCatholicsasabodyaredisloyal.Itisonlywhenacontroversyis raised-evenoveratrifle,thatthevarnishfallsofftheEnglishman'sfeelings, andhisfirstexpressionagainsthisCatholicopponentcontainsthechargeofdisloyalty.Itmustneedsbeso,theytell Os.Toprovetheirassertionstheyquote Pope(PiusV.),whodeposedthegood QueenBess:ofEngland;anotherblessed theSpanishArmada;andthechief aspiratorsintheGunpowderPlotand inseveralAnarchisticattemptsonthe lifeandpropertyofProtestantswere Catholics.Theygivetheseexamples cloakedintheprejudicesofthedayas all-sufficientproofstothemthatCatholics asabodyaredisloyaltotheKing,becausetheyareloyaltothePope.They neveradverttothefactthatCatholicsatleastEnglishCatholics-wereindig- nantwiththeSt.Piuswhocondemned theirQueen;nordotheyknowthatthe manwhosavedEnglandfromtheArmada wasaCatholic;andthattheGunpowder Plotconspiratorswereexecrableas Catholics,andrepudiatedbythecommunitytowhichtheyweresaidtohave beenadherents.Notwithstandingthese facts,wehavetheAustralianJingoesand professionallarrikinsyearafteryear makingabsurdexhibitionsofthemselves or.GuyFawkes'day.Theycallthemselves"Guys."If"Guy'wereaname expressingignorance,buffoonery,brainlessnoodles,andsoforth,theyneednever dressthemselvesas"Guys,"andtheignorantparentsrejoiceinseeingtheir younghopefulsrejoicinginananachronism,andabsolutelyflingingmudat thereligiontowhichtheythemselvesbelong. Anotheroftheseold-timeprejudicesis foundedontheold-timefallacythat Catholicsare"priest-ridden."Inour michtwehaveseveralofthoseblowhard bullieswhoknownothingbeyondafew stereotypedexpressions-shibbolethsof

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Australianmanliness-andyet Whob stalkalongasiftheywerenenofcharac-t terandeducation.Theyarenotbrave,exceptwiththebraveryofapugonat wharfthatbarksatanoceanliner,ort asheep-dogsittingonthethresholdchal- i lengingthepasser-by.Still,theyget followers,whofollowtheleaderassheep followthefirstthatessaysagapor fence.AndmostoftheseareCatholics. Anotherclassofnon-Catholicsthinkthe, priestisacunningagentwhocannottalk totheirsonsordaughterswithoutspinninehisclericalweb.aroundtheninan attempttodecoythemfromtheerrorof theirwaysandcapturethem.fortheir ownChurch.Theybelievethatthepriest isomnipotentoverthemindsand thoughtsandopinionsofhispeople.They cannotreadorwriteorthinkorvote onlyashewishes.Fortunatelythese wildchargesagainstthepriestaregettingfewerbydegrees,andbeautifully less.lccasionally.onecomesacrossevidencethatisyetstartling.InthisState Protestantshavebeenknowntotremble atthenearapproachofa.priestandto havefirmlygrippedtheircompanionfor veryfearofhim.Fortheperpetrationof thissillyandabsolutelytrashynonsense, thebooksofMichaelMcCarthy,the TrinitydudeofIreland,andtheclever Hocking,areresponsible.Therenegade Michaelappealstothemaleportionof thecommunity,andthey,without thoughtorwonsiderationoranyevidence whatever,concuriireopinionsthatareas outlandishastheyarefaireandexaggerated.Hocking'sbooksappealtothe femaleportionof.themnimunity,and theyhavebutoneopinionafterreading them,andthatisabsoluteconvictionof the"truth"containedinthem,and genuinesympathyfortheyounggirls, ProtestantaswellasCatholic,whohave beenorarebeingdeludedbythepriests. Fatheexplosionofmuchofthisprejudiceandold-timefallacy,wemay thanktheRitualists.Themovementof theHighChurchpartyatthepresentday (asiswitnessedinthemonthlypub'icationoftheAnglicanpaperinthisState) isdoingmorethananythingtodisintegrateProtestantieni.RitualismisnolongerthebulwarkofProtestantism, it usedtobestyled.Itisdailydemolishingtheold-time"nopopery"bogey, throughthehonestdeclarationsofits culturedandhonest-mindedchurohmen, who,confronttheirfollowerswiththe honestopinionsoftheirhistoricforefathers. Catholicsthemselvesoftenprejudice thecauseoftheChurch.Sotrueisthis thatwehaveoftenbeencompelledto (ayout."Save11sfromourfriends."

Apartaltogetherfromthescandalsthat someofourpeoplegivebyintemperate andimmorallives,bytheirhatefulpresenceinthepoliceanddivorcecourt, andbytheirgrossneglect.ofsacraments andofSunday'sMass,ourpeopleprejudicethecauseoftheChurchbytheir lamentableignoranceonmanyofthe dogmaticorcontroversialquestionsofthe day.Theyaretooindolenttolearnand tooindifferent,tobearthemtaught.

Theyalsolackespritdecorpsamong themselves.Theyaregiventhecreditof beingorganisedandofbeingsystematic intheireffortsforthegoodoftherhumb. Asamatteroffact,nobodyismore disorganisedanddisintegrated.Instead ofunitingonprinciplesthatareasunclianeeableasGodHimself,theyeschew rakeipleforpersonality.Theyclingto andfawnuponpersonsandpositionsthat itwereashamefi)descendtoinamanly manorawomanlywoman.Lastofall, ourpeople-manyofthem,atleast-lack publicspirit.Theyarecontenttofollow, hutfewthatareworthyaspiretolead.

Theylookonpositionsofhonorandtrust anddignityastherightfulpossessionof ofthemoneyedandthepushrtil.Catholics beinganintegralportionofthecommunity, shouldhavetheirproperrepresenta- tienonboardsandgoverningbodies, which,iftheyhadandweremenofconscience,theshamefulscandalsthatare oftenunearthedineoeneetionwithpublic bodieswouldneverhaveoccurred.

"WorthyCitizenphi"shouldbeour mottoandouraim,equallywithallother bodies,andthis,notfromanyselfishor materialmotive,buttoshowthatwe haveaninterestinthewell-beingof society,andarepreparedtoassistindoinggoodtoallmen.

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atunofficialutterances*leavenodoubt hatboththeNationalistmembersandthe Bishops"seeiusheChiefSecretary'sscheme heelementsforacompletesettlementof hisvexedquestion.Theepiscopalopinonswhichwepublishedlastweekcoinideinendorsingthegeneraloutlinesof Mr.Birrell'eprincipleproposals.And hereitisbutmeetweshouldpayatribute ofdeservedpraisetotheirLordshipsas veilastoMr.Birrell.Thebishopsarethe divinelyconstitutedguardiansofthefaith ifIreland.Iftheyhavestoodoutfirmly forasolutionoftheproblemtowhichEnglishstatesmenlongrefusedtheirassentit wasnotbecausetheydidnotyearnforthe educationalprogressoftheirfeflow-countrymen,butbecausetheyfeltthatmaterial progresspurchasedattheriskoflosing Christianidealsandanultimatedescent intothemireofmaterialismwouldbetoo dearlybought.TheBishopsstoodout thusfirmlybecausetheywereboundtodo PObythedictatesofconscienceandduty. Nobodycandenythatwhentheso-called nationalsystemofprimaryeducationwas commencedinIrelandtheideaofinfusing Protestantisminthemindsoftheyoung throughthereligiousteachingwasentertainedbyitspromoters.Thedanger,likewise,lurkedincollegiateandUniversity plans,anditwasallthemorenecessary toguardagainstitbecauseitisonlywithincomparativelyrecenttimesthattheduty oftoleratingtheCatholicreligioninIrelanduponanythinglikethesametermsas theProtestantcreedswasrecognisedby theGovernmentandtheBritishpeople. TheirLordshipsaftermanyyearsofcombat.painful.thoughinevitableontheir part.inasmuchaseducationalsubsidies whichwouldotherwisehavebeenwelcome hadtoberejected.havewonavictoryover prejudice,andhavingachievedit,have shownbytheirmoderation.bytheirreadinesstoforegopurelyecclesiasticalclaims. andbytheirwillingnesstoagreetoconditionswhichat.mostaffordonlyabare assurancethatCatholicprincipleswillhe safeguardedintheregionsofphilosophicalandtheologicalinvestigation.howanxioustheyarethattheboonofhighereducationstruildnotbewithheldfromthe CatholicsofIreland.

Cremwell,whosaid'hewouldgrantfreedumtoeverybody,buthedidnotintend totoleratetheMass.Thehatredandpersecutions,thefightingandplunderingand massacresoftheCromwelliandaysarepast andintryingtorevivethespiritofthose timestheOrangemenandtheultra-Orange "RomanCatholicgraduateofTrinityCollege,Dublin,-arehutcuttingthemselves offasfractiousill-advisersfrompeoplewho lovefairplay,honorabledealinginconnectionwithpublicinterests,andconcessiontojustdemands.

ThesuggestionthattheIrishCatholics shouldthemselvesprovidefundsforUniversitiessuitabletotheirrequirementsis unreasonable-tothevergeofabsurdity, ashisGracetheArchbishopofDublinhas againandagainpointedout.

TheTrishCathelieswererobbedandimpoverishedinthepenaldays.Whenin latertimestheystruggledtosetupan Universityoftheirown.itwasdenied .Governmentrecognition,andtheendthey proposedtothemeelvesinraisingsubscrip- tionswhich,consideringtheirresources, maybetermedenormous,wasthusdefeated.Isitto.hesea askedwhy theyshouldnotmakeaieeilereffortwith thesameabortiveresultinprospect?Or sir!theytobetoldthat,threeandhalfmilbor.Catholicshavenorighttoinsistthat theGovernmentshoulddofor.themwhat hasbeenchinebypublicLindeandlegal enactmentsforhalf41millionProtestants oftheDheetablehedChurchofIreland'? Mr.Birrelladmitsthatrightinprinciple. Itonlyremainsthatheshouldadmititin practicebyplacingthenewUniversities onafinancialbasisthatwillenablethento attaintheobjectsforwhichtheyaretobe foundedandtoberegardedasnational institutionsfittocompetewiththeUniveisityofDublin."CatholicTimes."

DiocesanNews

CALENDAR.

May17th.Sunday.-IV.afterPasch,St. John,Nepomercene,martyrs. Monday,18th.-St.Venantius,Martyr. Tuesday.19th.-St.PeterCelestine,Pope andConfessor. Wednesday,20th-St-.Bernardine,Sienna, Confessor. Thursday,21st-St.Felix,Cantalitio, Confessor. Friday,22nd.-St.Paschal,Babylon, Confessor. Saturday,23rd.-StaJohnBaptit ,1e Rossi,Confessor.

* TheopeningofthenewadditiontoSt. Joseph'sOsPhanageonlastSundaywas asplendidceremony.Therewasavery largeconcourseofpeoplepresent,butthe collectionwasverymeagre.HisLordshiptheBishopcongratulatedthearchitect.Mr.Henderson,andthecontractor,Mr.Alexander,onthebeautyand thoroughneseofthebuilding.

Mr.larrellhagbeenhappyinthereceptionaccordedtohisBill.Secondimpressionshaveconfirmedthefirst.Itisno slightevidenceofhisabilitytoreconcile contendingintereststhathehassatisfied CatholicandPresbyterian,withoutlosing thegood-willofthemembersoftheIrish EpiscopalChurch.Sofar,itistrue,there hasbeennoofficialexpressiongivingap- provaltothemeasureeitheronbehalfof theIrishPartyortheIrishHierarchy,misterofthekindof

thoughprofessingtheRomanobedience, outherodstheOrangemaninhostilityto everythingCatholic,shouldappearupon tie.scene.Inalonglettertothe "'Times,"Mr.MichaelJ.F.M'Carthy,"a RomanCatholicgraduateofTrinityCollege.Dublin,"whohas!minednotoriety byhishitterattacksontheTrishclergy, practicallycontendsthatTrishCatholics arenotentitledtehaveanyvoiceinthe selectionoftheteachingstaffofaUniversity.andthatitisaterribledangerto allowCatholicstoerectchapelsattheir ownexpenseinthecollegegroundsatDublin-Cork,andGalway,"whereMasswill hecelebratedandallthefeastsofthe RomanChurcrpunctiliouelyobserved." iist,astheritesandfeastsoftheEpiscopal ChurchareobservedatTrinityCollege

* MotherAntonioandSistersImmaculate andMatthewleftbythe'Minilya'onlast FridayfortheBeagleBayMission.The Rev.Motherwas,asusual,inthemost buoyantspirits,andseemedquitehappy atsettingoutinvogorandstrengthonce moretoteachthelittleblacks.Shehad severalhundred-weightofbaggage.includingclothesandotherthingsthat maycomeinusefulforthenatives.The Sistershadanuneventfuljourneyasfar asGeraldton,wheretheywerejoinedby anotherSister,whohadhadashort holidayafterasevereattackofdengue fever.

* * Mot*Antonio,hasundertakento establishabranchoftheOrderat: Broome,thegreatcosmopolitanpeas-ling homeofWesternAustralia.Shehas everyassurancethattheirworkwillreceiveeveryassistance,andinashorttime shehopestheoldBroomewillbeworn outandsupersededbyanewone.Certainlyifanyplaceintheworldrequires renovationinthewayofreligiousinstruction,itisBroome,andweareexceedinglygladthattheRev.Motherof BeagleBayseesherwaytoassistinthe goodwork. * *

BritishMinistersinthepastfoundit impossibletosolvethisceiesilonwithout dulyconsultingthewishesoftheIrish Catholics-thegreatmajorityoftheTrish people.Mr.Birrellhaslookedfacts squarelyinthefine.HehasseenThatit wouldnothepossibleandthatifit.were possibleitwouldnotbeadvisableto Parliamenterysanctiontoaprojectforthe establishmentofanationalsystemofUniversityeducationwithoutbringingitonto harmonywiththeviewsoftheIrishParty andtheBishopsnienwhoenjoytheentire confidenceoftheIrishpeople.Wehave nodoubtthat,actingonthesamespirit. theChiefSecretarywillgiveconsideration toadvice,suggestions,orclaimsputforwardbyanysectionofIrishmenwhodesire tomakethemeasuremoreeffectiveforthe advancementofthecountry'swelfare. Fromallquarterscomesobjectionstothe meagreness:ofthefinancialprovisionsThey mustbeverysubstantiallyimproved,elsea measurewhichissoexcellentintheory willinthebenefitsitwillconferfallfar shortofwhat.isexpected.Ifthereis equalityofopportunityforCatholic,Presbyterian.andEpiscopalian.theresouldbe equalityofendowment.Evenwellendowmentsequal.thelniversityofDublin wouldstart.withadvantages.Theprestigeithasacquiredeversin.*itwas foundedbyQueenElizabethisinitsfavor. Thenithasitssplendidhiiildinesandits fineteachingapparatus.Inaddition,its fundswillhenolessthanthecombined amountsassignedtothenewUniversities undertheBill.Itsincomeis£90.0110a year.whilst.theemitstothenewDublinUniversityinBelfastdonot.exceed thatsum.TheundertakingwhichMr. Birrellhasinbrandmustheeitherasuccessorafailure,hieitinstitutionssubsist onresourceswhichmeanstarvation.successcannothelookedfor.Theadage thatagoodcommencementishalfthework isapplicableinparticulartoUniversities. Traditionis,asitwere,theirverysoul, andtoensureabadtraditionbyniggardlinesswouldheequivalenttodoomingthe newcreationstolingeringandinglorious deaths.Itwasinevitablethatthe"Ro- Wearealsoabletocongratulatethe manCatholic"opponentoftheschemewhocommunityofBeagleBayonhavingreSteived(permission;fromtheBishopto establishanotherbranchoftheOrderat Wagin.Thisisindeedaverygreat boonforthepopulationofthat<Estriet, astheyhavebeenclamoringforasitt terhoodtotakechargeoftheirchildren forsomeyears,anditisonlynowthat theirpetitioncouldbeentertained.It willalsobeagreatadvantagetothe communityofBeagleBay,astheplace possessesoneofthemostbracingclimatesoftheState,andmaythereforebe usedasasanatoriumfortheSistersafter theirtermofscorchingintheTropics. dr Itwillbenewsformaytoknowthat theSistersofSt.JohnofGodhaveundertakentoestablishabranchhousein Gteenbushes.Thisplacenowpossessesa Thisultra-Orange"RomanCittholic."whopopulationofabout4,000people,andthe seektoarousealarmamongstProtestantsnumberofchildrenisproportionately byareferencetothecentraldoctrineoflarge.leietweekMothersCeciliaand theCatholicChurch,isevidentlyansd-iAngelapaidavisit-totheplace,andwere

bytheRev.FatherBrennan.Thee

SATURDAY.MAY16,1908.

reverendgentleimanshowedthemall roundthedistriti,engagedatemporaryresidenceofsatisfactorydimensions, andaccommoiktion,withwhichtheSisterswerequitesatisfies,stetmadeevery arrangementtoopenschoolonorabout theletofJune.TheRev.FatherBrennanisdelighted.Thewantofpropereducationforthechildrenoftheminerswas oneofthegreatestanxietiesofhismissionarylife.

a * * FromeveryvisitortotheNewNovels Missionwehearthemostflatteringnews ofthenewconventanditsperfectequipment.Thebuildingcosttensofthousandsofpounds,andisunderthecareof theSistersofSt.Joseph.Some,of (mire,thinktheconventistooelaborate, buttherearethosewhowouldputthe communitytosleepinahessiancamp, andaskthemtoliveonpotatoesand salt.We,onthecontrary,congratulate theAbbotandhiscommunityonthe splendidbuildingtheyhaveerected,and feeltheyaretobecommendedonthe nobleexampletheyhavegiventhecroakers,whocry"stinkingfish"atthereligiousmonuments,which,iftheydid nothingelsethanmanifestagenerous spirit,and!show(thattheirpossessors thinknothingtoogoodforreligion,their erectionwouldbeperfectlyjustified.The factthattheworkiiscliticisedisaclear proofthatthereisgoodinit.andfurthermoremakesitevidentthatthe bereadyandpleasedtogivealectureas criticsareeitherfatuousintheirconceit,orincapableofimitatingit. *

Therearefiveorsixpriestsaboutto beordainedthisyearfortheDioceseof Perth.

Wewouldverymuchdesiretoknow ittheyoungmenoftheCathedralParish haveanydesiretore-opentheC.Y.M. Society.TheRev.Bro.Hughes,whois !commissionedtoencourageyoungmen whomaybereligiouslyinclined,would givealecturecnhistravelsas afittinginauguration.AttheHighgate Socialafewweeksagoitwashintedliy oneoftheoldmembersofthePerth C.T.M.S.thatre-organisationofthesocietywasimminent.Forthesakeof theoldestsecietyofitskindinW.A., andespeciallyesatributetothegrand crowdoffellowswhowereoncemembers ofit,wehope"therecess"isdrawingto a(-lose.Tousitseemsinexplicablethat outofabodyof600men(marriedand single)aCatholicsocietycannotbeformedwhichwouldliveandjustifyitsexistencebyitsacts.Aparallelcaseofinertnessandineptitudeisimpossiblein anypartoftheworld.

TheCathedralchoirispractisingano thenofPerosi'sbeautifulMeese&under thedirectorshipofMr.W.J.Westhoven. Theorganbaswithwhichtheyarecondemnedtosingisoneofthemostpreposterouscaricaturesthateversqueaked inanychurch,muchlessinaCathedral. nitinerantorgangrinderwouldtar itandsetitablazetosparetheearsand nervesofthosewhoareblessedwiththe mostelementaryknowledgeofmusic.

* * meexcommunicationofAbbeLoisy leisittacteduniversalattentionin Italy.C'oncerningthepenaltyandthe wayinwhichithasbeenreceived,"La CorrispondenzaRomani!"says:-"The Decreehasbeenreceivedbyallsincere atholiiliwithasatisfactionwhichis mingledwithgrief.Satisfactionmixed witheel-row,becauseitispainfultosee anistellectacuteandculturedandthe sacerdotalcharacterprofanedthrough disloyaltywhichhassterilisedtalentand thepriestlycallingbydoingeviltothe ureh * *

TheRev.FatherFaheyismakinggreat effortstohaveachurcherectedatGreenhills.

TheRev.FatherO'Connor,ofGnome,line,spenttheweekinPerthonbusiness sonneetedwithhisextensivedistrict. Sincehisarrivalintheplaceafewmonths agothefarmershavepresentedhimwith aeplendidcarriageandapairofspankinghorses.

Mr.Tatham,ofSubiaco,gaveasplendidentertainmenttotheSistersofSt. JohnofGodontheeveoftheBeagle BaySisters'departure.Itconsistedprincipallyofventroliquisticfeats,especially theside-splittingdialogueofhistalkingdolls.ktthecloseofthefun,Mr. Tathamwasveryheartilythankedfor hiskindness.

Whydoweliveindiscomfortwhenwe canhaveinourmidstsuchafirmasW. %impel,whocansupplyyouwithallyour householdrequirementsatsuchmarvelIonspricesthatmakesfurnishingeasy, andwithinthereachofeveryone.How differentitistotheolderti-eswhenfurnitureonaccountofthepricewasaluxury.W.Zimpelbelongstotheoldschool offurnishers.whenonlyhigh(lassgoods weremade,buthasremoddledallthis business.andnowistheleaderastoprice andquality.

tombpiMthelack

if the(backDid',Mass.

OUTRAGEOUSAUSTRALIANPRAes. TIDES

Weareperfectlyatonewithourexchangesinreprobatingthedeplorablepra- ticeofsquattingintheporchesandnooks oftheChurchduringMilt,r,andBenediction.Thesameclassof 1people,half loafer,halfgambler,and"respectable" pimp.originatethepracticeandbydegrees inveigletheinnocentandunsuspecting intothesameabominablevice. ThisishowtheCatholicpressand otherswriteofit:-

Thepracticeofsquattinginthebuckof AustralianCatholics,andinsomechurches thechurchisprettyprevalentamong noticesurgethecongregationtorefrain fromblockingthespacesbetwtmnthelast beechesandthedome.Theyseemto havethesamebadhabitinAmerica,for recentarticleintheSanFrancisco "Monitor"mightbeanexhortationtoour ownpeople.who,wehope,willprofitby it:

Manypersons,particularlyamongthe youngpeople,seemtobetooshy,when theygotoMass,togetmuchfurtherthan justinsidethedoor,writesEleanorBrainard.Theretheyremain,theboysan.I menononeknee,andthewomeninthe nearesteew.Theoccasionalglimpse whichtheyobtainofthepriestandthe altarisquicklyobscuredbysomeone's headosanoddingplume.Eventhesermonseatsindistheseandfaraway.They seemtowishtobewheretheycanmake theirescapeattheearliestromak.moment.

Whenyougotothehouseofoneyou love,doyoupenhontheedgeofachair. nearthedoerandreadalittletohimin acureless.indifferentwayfromabook?

No.youflytohisembrace;youpourout yourjoysandsorrows,yourFopesand fears:youremainuntilthelastmoment youtearyourselfswaywithreluctance; vonhidhim"good-bye"overandover: andyoupromisetocomeagainjustas poemasyoupossiblycan.

Afewyearsago,whenthePresidentcamehero,thefencesandhedgeswere transformedintobowersofroses;the streetsbecameavenue:oflights:whole squaresandblockswereroped,and mountedpolicewerekeptbusyholding hackthecrowdsofpeople.HowdifferentisourwelcometotheKingof Kings! Weare,atbest.poorcreaturesofthe earth.ThebodyistiredPMstupid,the mindisdullandbusywithotherthings. Sinsandweakneeeesdragusdown,and thespiritualsideofournatureispoorly developed.

AndtheMassisawonderfulceremony. fullofsymbolismandmysticalbeauty, tobeseenbytheeyeofFaith,andfelt eiththeheartofLove.Alas!That theeveissndullandtheheartsocold!

But,atleast.letus.duringthebrie horn'whichwegivetoourimmortalsouls, maketheconditionsasfavorableaspossible.Let.usgatherroundourLord,as theydidlongagowhen"thecrowds presseduponHim."Letuskneelasnear toHisfeetaswecan,andtrytocatch upontheupturnedfacesanduponour waitinghearts.somelittlegleamofthe Mitwhichradiatesfromthatcountenance divine. TheRightWay.

Therightway,ofcourse,istohavea sealofyourown.but,ifyoucannotafford that.youcanalwaysfindsomespotwhere youcanhearMasswithoutdistraction. Therearealwaysseatswhicharenotrented,andattheearlierMassesthepewsare seldomalloccupied.ItisyourFather's housetowhichyouhavecome,yourSaviourisbeingoffereduponthealtar,you are(orshouldbe)contributingyourshare acordingtoyourmeans,tothesupportof thechurchyouattend:noonecanquestionyourrighttomorethanstanding roomatthedoor.Youcanalwaysbethe courteousChristianladyofgentleman; youwillhealwaystreatedinacourteous mannerinreturn.( Touniteourhearts,desires,andintentionswiththoseofthepriest;tofollow everymotioninordertorealiseitssieniSeance,tomakeourofferinginunison eithhis,andtosay,asfarasitispos:1)1etous.theprayerswhichhesays- 'hitisfieidealwayinwhichtoassistat 3SS. Prayerbooksweremeanttoinststictusastowhatisgoingon;supplyus withwordsandevenwiththoughtswhen "sirownarelarking:buttheywerenever -venttotaketheplaceofthespontare -ensoutpouringoftheheart-toClod,orof unionwithHimwhichistheobject ,^4fruitofn11devotionsandwithnet -MO)allceremonieswouldbebutidle nmekeries. Anymethodisgoodwhichhelpsusto realisethestnnendousmiraclewhichis tekingplace-whichbringsusbeforeour Lord'stenderloveandcompletesaerifiee foreachoneof11R-whichtakesusetoCalvaryandcausesustokneelatthefootof theCross.

WeCanDrawNearerStill.

lf,inaddition,wejaildrawnearerstill, atthepropertime,aiejreceiveourLord inHolyCommunion,withsuitabledispositions;then,indeedwilltheHolySacrificebe,inourregard,perfectedandconsumated.

Ifwecanbutleavetheworld,withits caresanddistractions,outsideforthat briefhour,andcancomewithourwhole heartsandsoulsintoourLord'spresence, goingtoMasswillceasetobeaduty whichwefulfilwithlaggingfeet,andwill becomeaprivilegeandajoyaboveall joysofearth,towhichwewillturnwith anever-increasingdesire.Outeagerhold uponthetreasuresofthisworldwillrelax alittle,ourstumblingfeetwilljourney upwardtowardthemountofGodand "thepeacewhich!Nissen'allunderstanding"willbegintobeours.

Thesewillsurelysomeadaywhenwe willnotbeabletogotoMasts;aday whentheglareanddinofearthhavingfor uspassedby,thesightoftheministerof GodbringingtoustheBreadofLifewill tilluswithconsolationunspeakable.ThentheMasseswhichwehaveheardwithreverenceanddevotion-theCommunions whichwehavereceivedwithloveand fervour,willappeartouswhattheyreally are!thesurepledgeofeternallifeanda foretasteofthejoysofParidise.

ernesaidThiNgswe ParOf,

THE"POORMANS"ARCHBISHOP.

Acorrespondent,callingattentionto thefactthattheprimemoverinthe RomanCatholicopositiontotheEducation BillwillbeDr.Bourne,theArchbishop ofWestminster,mentionsaninteresting incidentincorrectionwiththeearlystrugglesofthatpopularprelate.Dr.Bourne's fatherwasthesonofaLondonpostoffice official,andinthedaysofhisyouththe futurelAry.libishophitda,hardfight. Buteventhenhisaunt,withwhomhe lived,foresawagreatfutureforher nephew.Afriendwhocalledoneday uponMissBourne,foundhermakinga magnificentpieceofIrishlace.So costlyapieceofwork,amidsuchsurroundings,naturallyprovokedaninquiry,towhichMistBournereplied,'I, isformylittleneplswwhenhebecomes aBishop."Hereeeplaeticwords,came true,aseveryoneknows.Hisbenefrent workinSouthwarkhasearnedforhim thetitleofthe"PoorMan'sArchbishop."

* The"'Tablet"announcesthat )dy EllenLambert.sisteroftheEarlof Cavan, AlfredLoden,andMiss NadineBeauchamp,daughterofSirRegmaliBeauchamp,andgranddaughterof theEarlofRoden,havebeenreceived intotheCatholicChurch.

* StatedinanEnglishsevietyjournal thattheproposaltoimportalargenumber ofeggsfromthecolonieswasheldoven tillMr.heirHardie'sreturn,sothat dealersmighthavetimebenefitofhis judgmentastctheirkeepingqualities.

e ThePope'sNameDay.--ThefeastofSt. Josephthisyearbroughtforthanunusual demonstrationofaffectionandloyaltyto theHolyFatherfromallpartsofthe world.Anenormousnumberofdispatcheswee:receivedattheViitisancongratulatinghisHolinessenhisname-day, onhisjubilee.onhisgoodhealth.onhis workforthechurch,andwishinghim manylongyearsoflifeintheChairof Peter.TherewerethecustomaryrejokingandreceptionsintheVaticanon thevigilandonthefeastitself-thebanners()fthedifferentpontificalcorpswere unfurledatalltheentrances,andinthe CortileofSanDames();thedifferent bodiesofguardsworetheirgalauniform, thebandofthegendarmesmadetheold wallselmtothestrainsofthepontifical march,thegreatofficialsofthepapal householdpresentedtheircongratulations. alltheCardinalsofRome,withtheexceptionofthreesickmembers,waitedin abodyonhisHolinesstowishhimmany longyearsoflife;adelegationofthe JubileeCommittee,oftheDirezione Diocesana,oftheGioventuCattolica,of theCircolodiSanPietro,andmany others,whowereadmittedtothepapal presence,andwerethankedbythePontiff fortheirgoodwishes.Butfrombeginningtoendtherewasnotasingleformal speechoraddress.Inthemorninghis HolinesssaidMassintheSistineChapel, inthepresenceofseveralhundredpersons,agreatmanyofthembeingBelgiumpilgrims,anddistributedHolyCommuniontoalmostallpresent.Inthe afternoon,therewas-agreatTeDeum, intonedbyCardinalRampolla,inSt. Peter's,andthevoicesofthousandsupon thousandsofRomanswereraisedupin thanksgivingfortheconservationofthe Pope-andsuchaTeDeum,evenwithout thepresenceoftheHolyFather,wasone

ofthemostitepiringsecicesthata e witnetisedintheEternalCity. 1todosethechronicleofthePope's7-..-t. hieHoliness,althoughunwontedly appeasedinexcellenthealth.

Thewomanishappywileanfat., worldwithclearandhonesteyes.Leavethetangledflirtationsforthewondeiltil ladieswhoexistinbooksandplays.In reallifetheseaffairscostmanytear,.and musingnohappiness.Itisoillybythe mostperfectconductthat;mywomansan keepabsoletelyfreefromyin-sip.The worldisverycruel,treatsallofusill,lee toitwelnusteverbowwithmuchrespect. Itisaforcethatisgreateinalterable.and supreme.

Alittlegirloffiveyearswentouttoa gardenparty,andduringtheeveningher sash{weenieuntied.

"Tiemysash,please,"shesaidtolier hostess.

"Can'tyoutieityourself.-askedthe lady.

"OfcourseIcan't."

"Why110t

"BecauseI'minfront."saidthechild, surprisedattheelder'sstupidity.

6 I-FII:: S'lloMACHTROUBLESENDED.

BILE,BEANSSUCCESSFULWHERE MEDICALTREATMENTFAILED.

Mrs.F.Strachan,ofPercival-etreet, Wellington,N.Z.,writes:-"Pertnitme toexpressmygratefulappreciationofthe valueofBileBeans.Forsomesixmonths Isufferedfrom-anystomachandmyliver.Ihadfrequentfaintingfits,and becameveryweak,beingunabletoattendtomyhouseholdduties.Myappe- titealsoleftsite,andIlostweight.I soughttheadviceofseveraldoctor:,but theydidmelittle,ifany,good.One dayIreceivedoneofyourbookletsunderilly_door,and,afterreadingitsI thoughtIwouldgiveBileBeansatrial. Ididso,andnoticinganimprovement witheachdose,continuedtakingthem, andampleasedtosaytheyhavequite curedme.Myfriendsallmarvelatthe wonderfulchangeinmesincetaking BileBeans.1alwaysrecommendthemto myfriends,asIbelievethemtobethe bestremedyforstomachandliver troubles.Ishallbepleasedtopersonally explainoanysuffererfromtheliverthe greatv,theofBile-Beans." BileBeansareanaturalandreliable remedyflorindigestion,biliousness, headachenausea,ennstipation,dizziness,meithewholehostofdistressing ailmentsvhichowetheirorigintoa.sick liver.Price,Is.l4d.and2.s.9d.per box.'Clare'snothing"justasgood"as BileBeans.

8elerleyNotes

Anothercopiousdownfallofram,gen- eralthroughthedistrict,hasstillfurtherinsuredtheearly-sownpaddocks andfiniilitatedthebreakingupofthe newly-clearedareas.Thelambingeteson promisestobeaeeryfruitfulone,and alreadynumbersofthesportivelittle animalsmaybeseenaround.Et-cord entrieshavebeenreceivedforthelocal races,andthetownisquiteastirwith thesportingcommunityandtheirhandsomeequinecharges.Severalseekersafterlandhavecomeintothetownduring theweek,andgoneeastwardinsearch ofpasturesnew,butthereisstillroom formanymore,andconcerningthequal- ityofthelandstillavailable,theold saying,"Thereasasgoodfishinthesea aseverwerecaught,"isproving!heti- cularlyapplicable. Mattersconnectedwiththeprol.e.1 PresbyteryandConventseemtobe...; standstillatthepresent.TheGovernmenthaveadvertisedthesaleattheup- setpriceof£350of44acreswhichwaF, oneofthesitesunderconsiderationby thechurchcommittee,butthehighprice requiredhascauseditto"fallintodisfavor.TheRev.FatherHallinanhas startedonathese-weeks'tourthrough hisextensivedistrict,andwillvisitin turnBrookton,Pingelly,Popapanying, Kotham,Maradong,Wandering,Cuballing,ffloyning,Wfickeplin,Moorumbine, CountyPeak,andQuariding.TheCatholicsofthedistrict,thoughfairlynumerous,arescatteredoverquiteanenormousarea,someofwhichisverydifficultofapproach. Onlyapartialinteresthasbeentaken hereintheelectionsfortheCouncil.and bythistimeMr.Wildinghas'nodoubt beenreturned.Hewasgenerallyconaideredhereasthefavoredcandidate, andonewhowouldadvancetheinterests ofagriculturists.

St.Joseph'sGirls'Orphanage'

OpeningoftheNewHousebyHisLordship

thatthisbeautifulhousehasbeenbuilt andblessedandopenedto-day.k'orthis purposethisOrphanagewasfoundedeti yearsago,andwefeelsurethatthosewho werelisteningtohim,thosewhofeltfor theisolationandabandomentoftheyoung ipgirlswhohadnohome,thosewhorejoiced

shadesofGrattan,Burke,O'Connell,Curran,andShiel,wherehasreasonflownto, whereislogicitiden?

SERMONBYFATTIERSIIYIH.

On!actSuu.itiy,theao:stotthePatronageofSt.Joseph,hisLonomptheBishop hadthegreatprivilegeofbicssingabeau- tifulextensiontotheGirls'tephatiage, thefoundationofwhichhesawlaid40 yearsago.Itwascertainlyanunique positionthatheshouldbepresentand blessasBishoptheextensionsofahome attheinaugurationofwhichheassistedas ayoungpriesttiveyearsafterhisarrival itsWestralia.

In1868hisLordshipestablishedthe institutionasaretreatfororphangirls, inmatesofthethenpoorhouse.Itwas thefirstCatholicOrphanageintheState, andoncompletionoftheoriginalbuildings theorphangirlsinthepoorhousewere transferredthither.Inhisaddressat Sunday'scermonial,FatherSmythtold hisaudiencethatthethenGovernment oftheCrownColonycontinuedtoallow totheOrphanagethemiserlypittanceof eel.perchild,whichhadhithertobeen paidtotheStateinstitution,tramwhich theyweretaken."Continued,thatis,for afewyears."wentontheRev.Father. "ThenthemiserableGovernmentofthe dayintimatedthatthisstunwouldbere(leedto6d.Itwastocounteractthis thathisLordshipestablishedthefirstCatholicpapertobeprintedinPerth.It entaintsafsillaccountofthecircumstancesculminatinginthismeanness.per. hapsunparralleledinthehistoryofChristiannations.Thispaperit.wastheintentionoftheBishoptoscatterbroadcastand stributso throughouteveryChristian land,inordertodemonstratethatthe WesternAustralianGovernmentofthe daywasthemeanestinChristendom. However,seeingthattheresourcefulness o!the.Bishopwastoomushforthem,and thattheywouldhedenouncedfarand wide,theGovernmenetwithdrewtheAct they11.141contemplated.andagree,'totontametorayasbefore.

whentheysawchildrenhappy,thosewho knewthatbytheexpenditureoftheir surplusenergy,bytheapplicaitanoftheir Dr.Gibney, surplusmoneytheycouldsavealittle abandonedgirlfromcontaminationand singandtowhomiftheyhadanysense ofreligionwouldfeeltheimpulsetoassist aswellnighirresistible,liefeltsurethat theywouldassistaccordingtotheirability andmercytoliquidatethedebtof£1,200 stillonthisbuilding.Letthembutthink that625childrenhadpassedthroughthat house,allofwhomhadlivedgoodlives asservants,asmaids,asmothers,andtheymustrealisewhatanobleinstitution thisorphanageis.Letthesisbutremem- berthatastreamofyounggirlsarecon- tinuallyflowingfromthishomeoutinto thewideworld-girlswhohavereceived agoodmoral,physical,andintellectualtraining,secondtononeinanyprimary orevensecondaryschool,andtheymust recognisethevastinfluencefor.goodthat theymustexerciseontheoutsideworld. Eachmaybeacentreofgoodandamodel thatcompelsadmigation.Byassisting thisOrphanagetheyareassistingtomake the135residentgirlssnoremoral,more educated,moretrainedindomesticduties,morefittedineverywaytotaketheir placeintheworldasgoodandcreditable

Naturewithmanymanymeanofselfdefenceandpreservation,ofwhichthe tinychildknewnothing.Fromthetime thechildwasbornintotheworlduntilit grewintovigorousboyhoodorgirlhood, itdependedentirelyonothers.Whenthe child.andmoreespeciallyalittlegirl,was providentiallybereftofherparents,or abtukionedbythemintheirwretchedness, thisdependenceonotherswasintensified, andinthemostcriticalandtroublousper. i,,c1ofherlife,whendangersmultiplied everyhour,andtheseductionsandallurements-serefastbecomingirrestible,the orphangirliscompelledtoseekthe charityof tenderestothers,andtoappeal.tothe suseptibilitiestoextendtoher thekindnessandaffectionoffatherand mother.

Duringthe40yearsof the institutionhasreceivedandcaredfor625 thildren,ofwhom527wereontheGovernment,and128ontheprivatelist.In -1.o.Orphanaecto-dayare135children, 35.ofwhomaresupportedleyprivate rity.

TileadditionstumidlyopenelonSunoy Makeforthevastlyincreased eetooloorofallintheOrphanage.fromthe P,r.MotherSuperiortothetiniestdot inthedormitories.Theyconsistofa dining-room76ft.by32ft..adormitory Vft.by30ft..aninfirmarya(lapel.reception-rooms.androomsforthestaff. Thewholeiscomiprhedet;inimposing brickbuildineoftwostoreys.withaflat toppedloalustomedroof,intendedforthe hidedpci,,,islatiustsoftheOrphanage Asioo.ei::1featureofthebuilding thesysio.or ventilationadop'ed.It oensistsofinternalshaftinginthewalls vitlisupplyandexhaust.Abovetheroof oftheprepoosedbalconyprovisionismade furventilatingtheroomsbymeansoffan vttoolowe3ft.by2ft..givingfreepassage totheairrightihromelithebuilciiiceIn thedoneatorypossibilityofdraughtis precludedbyexhaustventsintheceiling, whiletherootlefurnishedwithlouvre vents.Approvedprovisionhas'Weltmade faescapefromthe.Mr.E.J..Heteler,Stistheesponsiltlearchiteet.thework Devinesalliedoutby.Mr.S.P..Alexancler. 'omeletpricewas£0,150.but,with tN:WS,thishas'Wellincreasedto£3,500. Ii.,ioi.litany,itwasmentionedonSunday thatteelackoffundsthebuildingisbymeanseemplete.Thebalconiesare wanting.andsotooarethekitchen,the servery,stereesena,lavatories,bathrooms. Atsonicinconveniencetothestafftheindispensableamongthesegreatlyto-bedeFiretiadjunct&havebeentemporarilyimprovised. Theceremonyofblessingandopening /benewhouseonlastSundaywasvery impressive,andwitnessedbyalargeconcourseofpeople.Amongthosepresent sveretimeSpeakeroftheLegislativeAssembly(Mr.T.F.Quinlan),theMayorsof FerftandSubiaeo.Mr.Lengesore(Super-interdentofCharities).NIr.Arnold(lorn- ingHerald).andasplendidcrowdof Hibernia-nsinregalia,andmostoftheprorimedCatholicladiesandgentlemenfrom PerthandSubiaeo.

TheRev.FatherSmyth,takingforhis testthewords:"Amen,Amen,Isayto yoreaslongasyoudidittotheleastof mybrethern.youdalituntoMe,"said that.nnthissolemnandauspiciousoccasionthesewords-hadaspecialsignificance.becauseinthemthe-Lorddeclared thatheacceptedthecharityshowntothe leastofHisbrethernasextendedtoHimself.Anorphangirlpersonifiedtheveriesthelplessness.Intheanimalcreation theyoungwereendowedbyMother

Again,thetinyanimalsoftheforestorunitsinthecommunity,andworthymem- plainweregiftedwithafleetnessoffoothersoftheChurceTothosewhodothese andkeenperceptionotdangers,andin-thingstotheleastofHisbrethernGod stinctivefearofanenemy,andanopen-haspromisedtherichestreward."Those eyedalertness,whichoftenbaffledthewhoinstructothersuntojusticeshall astutenessofitswould-bedestroyers.butshineinthekingdomofglory,"Amen,I ofalltheseperfectionsthechildisde-saytoyou,aslongasyoudidittothese privetItslittlelimbsarebarelyabletheleastofMybrethern,youdiditunto tosustaintheweightofitsbody.itsarmsMe." aretooweakandundevelopedtoworkforThefollowingisastatementofthedebt food,raintnentandshelter,itssensesandonthenewbuilding,andtheSistersex- facultiesaredormant,andinthathelplesspreesionofthankstothosewhoassisted stateitappealstotheparentalinstincts,thework. tothesupernaturalcompassionofothersTheSistersofStJoseph.andthecoin- totakeinitsregardtheplaceofaparent.munityofwhichtheyareapart.maybe Thechild,therefore.appealtoGodfercongratulatedonthepositionoftheincaseandprotection,andAlmightyGodstitutionoftheGirlsOrihanage,addl. hasansweredthatappealbybestowingontiontowhichwereformallyopenedarid itthemostpreciousgiftthathasheendedicatedtotheirsacredpurposebyBig- eiventohisnaturalcreatures,afterthehopGibneyonSunday.The((etofthe Divinegiftoffaith-thtunselfish,never-worktees£3,399.andthedebtremaining dying.ineffaceableandindestructableisabort£1,150Theprincipalitemswhich loveofagoodmotherforherchild.Lookhavebeenplacedtothecreditofthesc- atitfromanystandpoint,thereisnoothercountare:-Proceedsofthebazaarheld virtuecancansuffersomuchwithoutbe-inaidofthefunds.£750:theamountto ins;weakened,thereisnoothervirtuewhishtheinstitutionbenefitedunderthe capableofsuchheriosne wilofthelateArchibaldMcKellar.

"Wehaveourinnings.'hesays."and enjoyedourliberty,"etc..NomorelibertyforyouIrishmenofBunbury,"You havehadyourliberty,"youmustnot haveitanylonger,libertyhasleapedinto thepenofaso-caled'SageIrishman." aye,libertyliesstrangledonthetypeand stainedwiththeinkofthe"Southern Times.""Oh.liberty,howmany"inBunbury?"SageIrishman"hasone no:kerningfeature,heishumorous,head)iiAesanothercorrespondenttomasterthe analystsofsimplesentences.Toenjoy -thisjokeyoumustreadthelettersof "SageIrishman." If"SageIrishman.'hadanyrighttothe nameheassumes.oranyloveforIreland, hewouldhavebeenthefirsttocondemn theanti-Irisheffusion,andthelasttoplay thepartofDevil'sadvocate.-Yours.etv., ANTI-STAGEIRISHMAN.

TotheEditor.

Sir,-The"SageIrishman"answers,or attemptstoanswerallhiscriticsinyour lastissue,buthegoestoextremesinhis- efforttoavoidthemainissue.Itseems asifheweregivingupthecase,whenin- steadofansweringhiscritics,whostood byfactsandquotedthem,heevadedthe controversialpoint,andproceededtolec- turehisopponentsonscholarlyniceties, including"analysisofsentences."

Now,Sir.Idonotpretesttoknow muchabouttheseliteraryperfections,for thewantofwhichmylettermaybedis- counted,butIclaimtobeabletoseethe broadfiveofthings,andtobeabletosee andadmitafactwhenitisputbeforeme:

The"SageIrishman,"intruepedago- gicstylewilnotadmitasmuch,andto proveithewantshiscorrespondentstogo backtothe-well,sonicstandardtostuff' analysis;butIwoulddrawyouattention totheclosingsentencesofhisletter:,and Idefyanyscholartotranslatethem,mucft lessanalysethem.Whatwiththe"back verandahofannewspaper,-and"the - "libertyspringingtohispen."andseveral otherawfullyfar-fetched.literarycrea- tions,Iwonderwhatlicensehehastosor tamperwiththeEnglishlanguage!

CORRESPONDENCE.

THESTAGEIRISHMAN.

TotheEditor.

Sir-Iseebyyourlastissuethat"Sage Irishmanstilpersistsinprovinghiswant ofsagacity.Poorman!hehadahope lesscausetodefend,andhisdefenceso farhasinvolved-whathechargesThe Colliecorrespondentwith-namely,"a woefulwasteoftimeandspace.

"SageIrishman"denyshalvingused slang;whatthenaresuchexpressions,as "peltinganinsult."pitchinganimputa- tion,"etc.!AretheymerelyBunburyisms,andhasBunburytherighttouse suchisms,becausetwoPremierswere bornthere!

"SageIrishman"says."NoIrishman herecansupplymewithevidencethatit -the"SouthernTimes"-hasdoneour causeanywrong."Well,ifthatstatementistruewhatarewetothinkofthe BunburyIrishmanwhosawtheanti-Irisheffusionrecentlyprintedinthe"Southern Times"?Couldtheyread,orbeingable toread,hadtheyanyunderstanding!

"SageIrishman"isunfortunateinhis introductionof"PaulPry,"thatIrishmenandCatholicsgetaveryfairdealis notsocleartoreadersofthe"WestAustralian."

Asanillustration,heinstancedthecases"I'm:donatedby"AFriend,"£250; ofthegreathistoricmothersofthepast,proceedsoftheartunion,£150:ecollect. Flt.Augustine'smother.St.Louismother. .1nriortotheopeningoftheadditions. "etabovealltheMother.ofourDivine£242:andthefollowingsutes:-Redemp- Lord.InherwastobefoundthemesatoristFathers.£66s.;MonsignorBourke, perfecttypeofintenseloveforherchild.£55s.;OblateFathers,£1010s.:Mr.S. EveryoneknowshowshewatchedbytheB.Alexander.£22s.:Mr.H.J.Den- manger-cradleonthenightofourLord'snehy. 2s.;Mr.JamesBrennan,£10 nativity.howsheshieldedhimfromthe10s.:Mr.M.O'Dea.£1ls.:'Mr.T.Mel. bitingwindofthebleaknight.howsheIcy,£22s.;Mr.S.McGrath.£1 dailynursedandlovedHimwitheverin-cashreceivedonSunday.£2112s.:Ro- creasingtenderness.how'shesoughtHintnarySundavcollection.£55.TheseWith sorrowingwhenHewaslost,howsheanother£100denotedby"AFriend." sharedHisjoysandparticipatedinHisbrinethetotalofthereceiptsto£2,068. sorrows.howshestoodbythedeathbedonwhich.'redactedfromtheoriginal thecross.asshehadstood30yearsbeforeamount,leavesadebtremainingof£1,331. bythemanger.butonthatsolemnoreas-Fortheliberalityofallwhohaveassisted eionsheisunabletosaveHimfromtheinthegenerousreductionoftheoriginal vindictivenessandcrueltyofHisenemieukobligationthethanksoftheSistersof sitethereforesufferswithHintMercyaregratefullytendered. theprophetisdeathfortold by HolySimeonwhentheswordof toldbyHolySimeonwhentheSwordof Sorrowwouldpierceherheart.Thisis themostperfecttypeofmaternialaffecnen.Seethelatestdemonstrationof maternialloveinthepresentQueenof Portugal,whetsherhusbandandsonwere shotdownbyhersideintheRoyalcarriage.Whilethehusband'scorpsewas stillhot,sheinterposesherselfbetween theassasian'bulletandherchild.thatthe bulletspeedingtohisheartmightenter herown,andherchildbesparedhislife. Shedesperatelyfights,thoughheronly weaponwasabouquetofflowers,whicha goodandfaithfulchildhadjustgivenher asamarkofvenerationandhellos,and withthisworseperhapsuselessweapon sheendeavoredtodivertthemurderer fromIsisfellmenses.Thisacthasbeen muchlandedintheworld-widepress,but whowilldenythatamidtheslums,and squalor,andwretchednessofourcities andtownstherearenotmanymothers capableofmanifestingthesameadmirable heroismfortheiroffspring-motherswhose livesareatragedythatnotonlymerita passingpraise.butcompelaliketheadmirationoffriendandfoe. Whatisterriblevoiditmustbeinthe lifeofachildtohaveneverexperienced thatlove,orhavingexnerieneeditinits infancytobetragicallyandperpetually deprivedofit,nevertopossessafriend whomitcouldcallitsown;nevertohave experiencedthestrongandmanlyinterest ofagoodfather,andthesweetunselfish whole-heartedforgivenessofaloving mother.toheliketheflotsamandjetsam humanity,castadriftonthemercyofa mercilessworld,helplessandhopelessun- tilitfindsshelterandmercyunderthe wingsofreligion., Dearbrethern,itforsuchabandoned littlechildren-girlsdeprivedoftheir naturalguardians,andexposedtoevery dangerintidentaltotheirunguardedstate

Indefending,the"SouthernTimes,""SageIrishman"saidthatthepapertook noticeofCatholicballsandconcerts.How heroic!ComeallyeBunburyIrishmen andcrownthe"SouthernTimes,"giveit permissiontoinsultyournameandrace! You'llbeamplyrewardedwhenittakes noticeofyourballsandconcerts!Oh.

Ifyourcorrespondentwould"lookbe- foreheleaps,"hewouldseethefutility ofaccusingaColliecorrespondentforthe caricatureoutthenationalholidayofIre- land.Despitehis"irrefutableargli- mews."whichproveCollieastheoffend- er's!oration.1emphaticallydenythatit isso.andfurthermore,thatforbigotry,meanness,andnarrowmindedneas,But- burywouldbejustifieditichallengingtee world.

Toreporthisconcertsandotheren- tertainmentsisbusiness.Thepapersdo notdosooutofcomplimentandadmira- tionofthe"SageIrishman."Itpay3 themtodosoandthecorrespondentthat buildshisargumentonsmithashiftyfoun- dationoughttoberelegatedtoaprimary schooltolearntheveryelementanesot commerciallife.Stuffingan.opponent withsuperlativeexpresgoottsisnoargu- ment.andwhilepardoningyour"sage' correspondentforhismixedmetaphors, becauseofundueexcitement,I.stilladhere totimeindisputablefactthattheIrisfican- carturistisalow-down"penny-a-liner'' fromBunbury.-Yours,etc.,

ANOTHERPRACTICALIRISHMAN.

[Thismatterbeingsopersonal,wasor appearedtobequestionable.butasthe correspondentsareignorantofeach other'sidentity,itspublicationcandoco evil.-Ed.W.A.R.]

STAGEIRISHMAN.

Sir,-Thecontroversyraisedinyour columnsrethe"StageIrishman"has nowresolveditselfastowhoisrespon- sibleforthepublicationoftheinsulting paragraphinthe"SouthernTimes," "BlackwoodChronicle,"and"Collie Miner."which,beingunabletoprevent "StageIrishman"oranyothersposessed oflikesagacityfromtakingtotheirseveralbosomstheprogenitorsoftheabovementionedsheets,Irishmen,Catholics,and manysympathiserslookuponthem(pro- prietors)asthe"headandfrontofthe offenders."Ihavestatedinmylastthat theColliecorrespondentisapaidservant;hismastershaveconsideredit worthytypeandprinter'sinktoprint hisinsultingeffusions,thereforetheyare responsiblefortheworkofthisscribe. Again,ifanactionfordamagesweresuccessfulagainstthe"CollieMiner"inany matter,itwouldthenbeseenwhowould becompelledto"footthebill."Itis ratherdifficulttoanalysesomesentences. particularlythoseinlastparagraphof "StageIrishman's"missive.Having madeanhonestefforttodoso,Iamre- luctantlycompelledtoclassthemasverbiage,the"processbecametooinvolved."-Yours,etc., PRACTICALIRLVIMAN.

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Theunityofactionofthetwoeyesis obtainedbyhavingthefilamentsofthe opticnerveseparatedinthebrain,part ofeachnervegoingtotherightandpart totheleft.Thusthevisioncentreon eachsideofthebrainreceivesimpulses frombotheyes.

Theearsarearrangedindifferentfashion,beingperfectlydistinctinaction,so thatatalltimeswenavedoublesenses ofhearing,eachquitescparatefromthe other.Wecanbyvoluntaryeffortdirect bothourmechanismsforhearingtowards catchingthesamesound,hutfrequently ourtwoearsareengagedlisteningto widelyoifferentnoises.

Delicateexperimentshavebeenmade, showingthatwhenanumberofdifferent qualitiesofsoundsfallontheearsofa manwithnormalhearingapparatusthe soundswillberoughlygroupedintheir reception,sothatthoseofonehartteter willbelistenedtobyoneear,andthe otherbythesecondear.Thusoneear willreceivethesoundsofapersontalking.whiletheotherwillhearthenoiseof trafficinthestreet. Whileithasbeenclaimedthatboth earslisteningtothesamesoundwill doublethepowerofhearine,itisafact thatwithmostpeopletl,esound,even ifmoreintensified,islesswelldeposed. Hence,ifdifferentiationofsoundrather thanmererecognitionofthefact,thata ecettelisbeingproducedisrequiredone earactingaloneismoreaccuratethantwo.

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Tohavegoodtablemannersmeans morethantouseone'snapkinproperly, eatwithone'sfork,andnevertoleave one'steaspooninthecupafterstirring teaorcoffee.Personswhogototable onlytoeattheirmealsmaybecareful enoughabouttheirmannersandyetcomplainofwhatissetbeforethemuntil tnosewhositatthesametablewishthey weretwentymilesaway,or,whatis almostasunpleasanttothose:around thcen,catinsulkysilence.Children ehoindheascarefultobringcheerful facestotable.astohavethosefaces clean,andtheyshouldnemoreThinkof tamingwithruffledtempersthanwith rumpledhair.Thedoctorssaythat cheerfulnessat-mealtinter;willhelpto keeponeinroofhealth,anditiscertain that-quarrellingamongtheehildrenata tablewillpreventthegrown-upswho havetoeatwiththemhavinganyenjoymentfromthetenderestroastchickenor hostflavoredice-creamthat-wasever everplacedbeforeahungrypeople.Be ,.theefulandgoodhumored,then.at table.bothforyourownhealthandthe eomfortofthosearoundyou.

LITTLEPROBLEMSOFLIFE.

Woman'sworkintheworldisthecare ofpersons.Itbeginsforeachofuswith ourmother'scareofus,anditfollowsus throughourwholelivesasthegreatest humanblessingthat(hodbestowsuponus. Mother,wife,sister,daughter,women friend-whatsacrednamestheseareto everymanwhothinkswhathislifewould havebeenwithoutthem!Howmuchwe haveowedtothem,ateverystageofour existence.inthegreatertouchoftheir influenceuponourmindsandhearts,we knowwhenoneofthemvanishesoutof intsight,andleavesavacantplace, whichnothingcanfill.Herelieswoman's truepowerovermankind,beginningwith thepowertomouldthemindsofhersons anddaughtersinthemostimpressionable age.andpjassingonthroughalltheages ofman.Women.asRuskinsays,arethe arbitersofpraiseandblame;anditisa queen'sabdicationwhenanyofthen'is contenttogatherinforherselftheadmirationofthemensheknows,anddoesnot makethemlooktoherforherapprobation andpraise.Whatwomenchosetoinsist uponsoonbecomesthestandardofsocial manners,andtoagreatextentofsocial moralsalso. Itisnotbecausewoolenareinferiorto menthattheyarelesscompetenttodischargethedutyofvoting,.butbecause theyaredifferent. Takenaltogether. womenarejutsascapableasmenare; huttheirabilitieheindifferentlines. Thetwosexesareliketherightandleft handofthehumanbody.Astheright Maidcarriedtheswordorspearinthose oldfightingdays,whiletheleftborethe shield,theformercameinforamuch greateractivity.Evennowmenmake muchlessuseoftheleftbandthanwe should,andourbodieslacksymmetry fromitsimperfectdevelopment.Butthe problemisnottoconvertthelefthand intoarightband,buttoascertainwhat thingsit(-audoaswellastheright,or better.andtosetit.todothem.Within centurywomanhashadmanyfields ofactivity.Evennowmenmakemuch iessopenedtoher,whichwereformerly closed.Thiswillprobablygoonduring thepresentcentury,butitwillnotseeher becomeapolleeorasoldier,oranenginedriver.orastreet(-leaner;anditwill prehablyseeherceasetobeacook.For miltthecamereasonitwillnotseeher requiredtovote.-R.E.Thompson,in "Irish1Vorld."

Thislifeofoutsisaconstantseriesof compromises;ofemcee:Deissurrenders ofwhatweholddearestandetecptanees ofwhatseemssecondbeet.Thereisone placewherethespiritofcompromisehas onlyitsbeautifulside-thatis,thehome. IntheJenne.%%hewwecanturnthekey endlockourworldinandtheosmaller awedofmorepeopleout,theretompromist,realbeeitshighestdignity.Itis love Fa t,-tingitselfinkindness, thoughtflees.tendernees.forbearance, andself-surrender.Lovemakessuchcornpromiseaninstinct-ofthesoul.

Aman,whobeforemarriageusedto 'stelehisinitialstwenty-fourtimesonan eveningdancecardmay,afterattaining thedignityofhuebandheod,claimheis tootiredtogointosociety,toowearied togotoentertainmentsoftomakecalls. whilehiswifestilldesirestoseeher44 friendsandtokeepalivesomeofthewires coneetinethehomewiththeoutsideworld. Hereisanopportnnityforcompromise; forhimtorealisethatthepleasuresof he'llartstoheconsidered,thatagraceful surrenderoccasionallytoherdesireisbut equity:ifeedoesitunderprotest.,hehas killedthemeritofhiscompromise. Atanyeriticalmoment,ifbothexpress atthesametimeadesiretodefertothe other'staste.theresultisfore-ordained forhappiness.Thismal-.estentrinemy notmerelyunion.butunisonandunity; itmakesitaduetratherthantwosolos. Matrimonyisnotagameofeliteswhere onemusthethevictor;itinawaymore resemblestrueconversationwherethe pleasurearisesfromtheunitedcontributions.Inthechoiceofahome,inthe matteroffurnishings,inthequestionof servants,inthemanagementofthehousehold,occurdailylittleproblemsthatseem tosolvethemselvesinthespiritofcompromise.ofquietlytalkingmattersover, ofgentleconferenceoftwo,workingto thetheattainmentofaeteentoonaimand

THEDERIVATIONOF"PICCADILLY."

Ahermittherewasandhelivedinagrot, Andthewaytobehappytheysaidhehad got;

AsIwantedtolearnit,Iwenttohiscell, AndwhenIcamethere,theoldhermit said,"Well, Youngman,byyourlooks,youwantsomething,Isee Nowtellmethebusinessthatbringsyou tome?"

Thewaytobehappytheysaethatyou havegot, And,as1wanttolearnit.I'vecometo yourgrot. NowIbegandentreat,ifyouhavesuch aplan, Thatyou'llwriteitmedown,asplait)as youcan."

Uponwhichtheoldhermitwenttohis pen, Andbroughtmethisnotewhenhecame backagain".'Tisbeing.anddoing,andhaving, thatmake Allthepleasuresandpainsofwhichbeings partake, TobewhatCodpleases,todoaman's best, Andtohaveagoodheart,isthewayto beblest."

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FLOWERSINROOMS.

;Untillatelyfewcasesofseriousheart failureduetothepresenceofhyacinths inlivingroomshavebeenrecorded.The latestinstanceisthatofahealthyyoung girlinBromley,Kent,whoaftersitting foracoupleofhoursinaroominwhich therewereseveralpotsoftheseplants begantofeelsomewhatfaint.Twohours later,aftershehadgonehome,shefell intoadeepsleep.Thedoctorinattendancestatedthatthedefectiveheart actionleadingtotheinsufficientsupplyof bloodtothebrain,whichcausedthefainting,wasduetotheeffectofhyacinth scentonthenerveswhichregulatethe heart'saction.

'Heavily-seentedflowers,"saysamedicalwriter,referringtothiscase,"should neverbekeptinanylivingroomwhichis notwellventilated.Theheavyfeeling whichtoomanyflowersittaclosemem areapttogiveareduetoaslightlydepressing;talonontheheart.Iftheheart isweakor`nervous,'andtheperfumeis sufficientlyconcentratedtheheartbeat. maybesoimpairedastocauseaprolongedfaintingtit."

HowmanypeoplecangivethederivationofthenamePireadilly!Itappears tobestillamatterofdispute.Some personsbelievesthatthenamerelatesto thepositionofthegroundonwhichthe placeWaSbuilt;thatitis,infact,a peaked pickadilalsomeantakind ofstiffcollar.Thederivationseemsmost probable,fortherearemanyPireadilliee invariouspartsofEngland,allsituateon thetopofhills.

LINESONTHEHAND.

DENOUNCEDPALMISTRY.

Kubelik,thefamousviolnist,whoisa Catholic,isalivingproofthatevenin Europemeritmaycarryamanfroma peasant'sbutintoexclusivesociety,says the"Delineator"forJanuary.TwentysevenyearsagothepoorBohemianmarket-gardenerKubelik,towhomasonhad justbeenborn,wouldhavecalledinsane anybodywhopredictedthatthebaby wouldfivetomarryintothemostexclusivearistocracyinEurope.Inhispartof theworldmusicisthesupremeart,and itseemednaturalthatkingofmodern violinistsshouldwedCountess'Marianne Czaky.daughterofoneofthoseancient Bohemianhousesthattracetheirorigin fartherbackthananyotheraristocracy inEurope.Kubelikwasbuttwenty-three yearsoldatthetimeofhismarriage,and thelittlecountesswasevenyounger.They liveatKolin,Bohemia,wheretheydividedtheirtimebetweenmusicandthecare oftheirtwindaughters.Ifthereisanythingintheadagethatagoodsonmakes agoodhusband,Mrs.Kubelikshouldbe veryhappy,forherhusbandisdevotedto hisoldpeasantmother,anddeeplyreveresthememoryofhisfather,whomade everysiteriticeforhisson'smusicaleducation.ThefirstmoneythatJanearned byplayinghespentinbuyingawreath forhisfather'sgrave.

HOMEHINTS,

"Palmistryisanabsoluteabsurdity.The wholethingisbeneathcontempt,"declaredProfessorStirling,DeanoftheMedicalFacultyandProfessorofPhysologyat VictoriaUniversity,Manchester,inthe (-curseofleetiireattheRoyalInstitution.

"Lookatyourpalmsandyouwillsee ertainclassisallines.

`Theselines,theso-calledlinesoflife, urt,andhead,thegirdleofVenus,the leecletsofliferoundyourwrists-whatdo etsupposetheyreallyare?Theyare .,thingmoreorlessthancreasesorfolds este:needbytheactionsofthemuscles. Thelineofheart,forinstance,istheflexteeesofthefourfingers,andthelineof - istheresultoftheactionofthe thumb. "Alltheselinesthathavebeengiven estronomicalnamesbythepalmistsare ;eiracteristicflextures.Youwillfindthe stritelinesonthepalmofanourang-outing.Humanityiseasilygulledthrough itsextraordinaryignoranceoftheelementaryfactsofphysiology."

ProfessorStirlingplacedfinger-prints inaverydifferentcategory.Theprint ofthethumbalone,hesaid,issufficient toidentifyapersonforalltime.

MIRTHATMEALS.

Adoctorsays,"Don'tallowamealto passwithoutajokebetweeneachmouthful.Thiswillenhancethevalueofhumor toagreatdegree.Dinnerwillmovealong somethinglikethis.Mouthfulofsoup. Screamsofmirthelakesoflaughterand breadcrumbspervadingtheair.Mouthfulofroastduelsremindsdomestichumoristofsomething."Doyouknowwhya duckgoesinthewater?"Longsilence, andmoreextensiveeating. Domestic humoristanswersithimselfasfollows: 'Fordiversreasons.'Morebread,vecetables.andgeneralgoodfeeling.'Why doeshecomeout?'Noanswerandno sound.butthatofanoldjoketinderthe tablecrackingitsknuckles.'Forsuch sun-drypurposes,'explainsthereadyand brainymen,!pokingcausally;itamemorandumonhiscuff.Moredinner,and then.'\Vhyclueshegoinagain?'Nothing, ranbeheardbutthelowintirmerefa thinker.perhapsashegrappleswiththe greatproblem.'Tiliquidatehisbill.' Yellsoflaughter.screamsofdelight,and astonishingfeatsofdigestionpromotedby mirth.'Andwhydoesheagaineonie out?'Morethoughtandmastication.then thegastricjestersays:`Tomakeatittle runonthebank,'andamidageneral showerandvestbuttonsandmirththe genialall-roundtonichumoristandjitypromotergoeson.Theadviseaillbehard tofollowintheLando'Cakes

Adampcupboardorstoreroommaybe madedryandsweetbykeepingavessel containingquicklimeinit.Asthelime graduallylosesitspower,itisnecessary torenewitoccassionally. Saltshouldhesprinkledoveranysubstancethathasboiledonthestove.This preventsbothunpleasantsmileandsmell.

Tocleanleatheruseequalpartsofboiledlinseedoilandvinegar.wellshakentogether.Applysparinglyonaannel,rub wellintotheleather,andpolishwitha softcloth.

Acopperwellwipedoverwhendone withdoesnotrust.Alllinenmayboil together,excepttablelinen.Itisraintiertoboilthisalone.Ofcourse.thetoppermustbethoroughlyclean,orwoeto thelineninit.Ifitmeteatallfatboiledinitoca,sionallywillcureit.Orit mayberubbedwithsuet,thenwellwashedout. BurnedSaucepans.-To-cleanthese,fill themwithcoldwater,andaddaquantity ofsoda,alsowoodashes.Placeoverthe fire,andallowtocometotheboil.

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ChurchOvertheWorld.

TheCatholicChurchandtheMarriage ateCatholicChurchbe causeofthesanctityitputsuponthe marriagetie.Iseenopermanentuplift forhumanityexceptinconnectionwith thehome,andincivilisedandChristian societythehomebeginswithmarriage. Inmostinstancesdivorceendsthetrue home.Inthisnationweneedthecheck whichtheCatholicChurchputsupon divorce.Whetherweregardmarriage asasacramentoronlyasacivilcontract weshouldbegratefultoaninstitution whichmakesofitabindingcontract,a contractforlife,acontractforbetter orworse.Icoasiderthepositionofenc CatholicChurchinthisrespectoneof thebulwarksofsociety."-Rev.Henry Faville,CongregationalMinister,Witeonsin.

THELONDONEUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.

Rome.

ItisnotknownyetwhichoftheCardinalsoftheCuriawillattendthe EucharisticCongressinLondonnextSeptember.Itiscertainthatso farnoCardinalresidentherehasbeen deputedtoattend.ThenameofCardinal Vannutellihasbeenmuchspokenofin thisconnection:butasyetthereisno officialauthorityforthususingit,although.ifanyCardinalhedeputedfrom theCuria,hewillmostlikelybeselected.TheArchbishopofWestminster.as hasbeenstatedinthe"CatholicTimes," paidahurriedvisittoMilanforthepurposeofinvitingtotheCongressCardin alFerrate.ArchbishopoftheSee.The clue;Romanpatensannouncedthatit washisGrace'sintentiontoconicon directtoBerne:buttheannouncement wascontradictednextday. Avisitto thiscityformednopartofhisGrace's programme.

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ThePope'sjubileewillbecelebrated thisyearinvariousways.TheDucheas ofNorfolkisthepresidentofacounutteeofEnglishCatholicladiestoraise fimelstopresentHisHolinesswith100 silverCommunionchalices.

* si TheSaintJoseph.aboatbelongingto themissionsoftheFathersoftheHoly GhostinFrenchWest.Africa,has.itis feared.foundered.Therewereonhoard Mgr.Kuneman.ArchbishopofPella,in Palestine.twopassengers.andacrew offivemen.

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AnItalianpriestnamedFatherGandenzioRuagieridistinguishedhimselfby darinacourageduringafireatVerle. Breacia,theotherday.Unfortuneie supportuponwhichheandayouna workmanstoodcavenay.andtars-tell amidstamasaofburningmaterial.The workmanescapedwithsevereburns.hnt thepalestlosthislife.TheCommune :rivehimapublicfuneral.

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Inacaseinwhichamotherwhobe cameaCathell-onbeingmarciedtoa astholiaaevertteltoProtestantismafter age-'death.aeIsoughttobringupthe childrenet*themarriageasProtestants. theMasterciftheRollsinDublinhas&fadedthat musthebroughtupas Catholicsinaceordancewiththeintentmsoftheirdeceneedfather.

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1HECONFLICTBETWEENTROOPS ANDPEOPLEINROME.

Thesanguinaryfightthatoccurred recentlybetweenItaliansoldiersand afuneralcortegeofsomethinglike 5.000Socialists.AnarchistsandRepublicansaccompanyingaworkman'sbodyto thecemeteryofS.Lorenzo,issaidto havebeenbyfarthegravestconflictthat hastakenplaceinItalyformanyyears. Awo-kmanwaskilledbyafallfroma --osasaffeld.HeWaSagoodCatholic,and hadonlyonthepreviousdayreturned fromNettuno.wherehehadbeenpresentatthebaptismofhisbaby,afew dayseld.Scarcelywashisbodycold, whenthehijigiousparties,seeingthat therewerenofriendstoclaimtheremains inRome.decidedtogivehimacivil funeral.inotherwords,toburyhim withoutanyreligiousrite.Thiscourse affordedthemanopportunityofmaking ahostiledemonstrationagainsttheGovernmentanddisturbieathe'tyatlarge. WhenthecortegehadreachedthePiazza delGesaItaliantroopsbarreditswayto thePiazzaVenezia.Butbynoamountof expostulationcouldtheAnarchistsbe inducedtotakeanyotherroadthanthat primarilydeterminedupon.Suddenly observingsomecartsloadedwithbricks passingby,themobseizedthem,andbe,1411

ganaperfectfusilladeatthemilitary. Thelatterfired,andsoonanumberof deadandwoundedlayontheground.At least,fourpersonswerekilled,andtwentyfivewounded.Thateveningthecityof Romewasinastateofuproar.Bodies ofmilitaryandguardswentinsearchof AnarchistsandloadingSocialists,with theresultthatabodyofseventyofthe formerandonehundredofthelatter werearrested.

STRIKEPROCLAIMEDANI)ENDED.

Thesameeveningageneralstrikewas proclaimedtocommencenextmorning throughthecity.Romeforadayor twoseemedalmostinastateofsiege.At differentplacesofvantageaboutten thousandtroopsstoodunderarms,while thestreetswerecrowdedwithemployees ofthebusinesshouses,treatofficials, bakers,butchers,carmen-alldamesof workmen,evenmostofthestreetscavengers.whohadgoneonstrikebywayof protestagainsttheGovernment.Inthe ChamberofDeputiesthePrimeMinister wasattackedinmostoffensivelanguage bymembersoftheSocialistparty.So fardidthestrikegothatthepublica- tionofallthejournalsinthecity,with theexceptionof PopoloRomano," hadtobesuspended.Thestrikewas. however,abandonedbytheChamberof LaboronSaturday.andworkwasre stintedonMondaymorning.OnSatindayitprocessionof8.000workmen,with banners.marchedtothecemeteryinthe CampoVenue).wherewreathswerelaid nearthebiersonwhichrestedthebodies ofthevictimsoftherioting.Thepro ceedingspassedoffquietly.Itissaid thatnolessthan800foreigntouristsleft Romehurriedlyinconsequenceofthe conflictandstrike."-"CatholicTiniest." a a a "MODERNISM"BREAKINGrp.

The"Avvenired'Italia"publishesan intervieewithFatherTyrrell,givenon hiswayfromParistoSwitzerland.The interviewshowsthatModernismisgo- ingthewayofallheresiee,andisquickly losingwhatunityithad.FatherTyr. rell(writesaRomecorrespondent)blames theexcessesofHoutinandLoisy,which, hesays,havecompletelydestroyedthesympathywhichModernisticdoctrines hadbeguntoarouseamongLiberalCatholicsinEngland.HoutinseemsespeciallytohaveenragedhisfellowModernist byallyinghimselfwithaFrenchparty thatispracticallyatheistic.andLoisyby thebrutalityofhisnegations.Thelatter,accordingtohim,hadinthisway lostthesympathyofthemostadvanced Modernists.Onecanunderstandthean. novanceFatherTyrrellmustexperience atseeinghisfavoritetheoriesworkedout totheirlogicalconclusion,andalsoatrealisingthathisoldalliesareabandoning hint.lintinthelightofhistoryhe oughtnottoexpecthisparticularheresy tohaveanybetterfortunethanthose whichhavegonebefore.Ifhistory teachesanythingitisthatthereisonly onepermanentlyunitedChurch,and thatthatChurchhasavisibleHead, whoseauthorityitsmembersarebound whoseauthorityitsmembers:icebound in consciencetoobey."

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ThePopeandIrishPoplins.-The Holy-FatherhashonoredMessrs.Fry andCo.,ofCork-street.Dublin,through CountMacNamara,withanorderfora supplyoftheirTrishPoplins.

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Mr.J.PierpontMorganrecently,ac companiedbyhisdaughter.hadanaudiencewiththePope,andduringthe audiencehetookfromhispocketpaper andapen,andaskedtheHolyFatherto writehimafewwords.Complyingwith therequest:,thePontiffwrote,"WeoffethebestwishesforMr.Morganandhis family.andwepraythatGodmaygrant himeveryhappiness."Mr.PierpontMorganalsovisitedCardinalMerrydel Val.OnMondayatelegramfromRome atatedthatMr.Morganhadbeenseized vithasuddenattackofillness,andthat Mr. beenBaldwin,anAmericandoctor,had hurriedlysummonedtoattendhim.

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CREMATION. ISITFORBIDDENBYTHECHURCH?

Oneofourlocalpeersa'fewdaysago Publishedastatementtotheeffectthat theremainsofthelateDennisO'Sullivan, theIrishsinger,werecremated.Froma reliablesource,welearnthatthisstatementisuntrue.Mr.O'Sullivanwasa practicalCatholic,anditisonlyfairto denytheallegation.NoCatholiccan endorsecremation.

ButwhyistheChurchopposedtothis methodofputtingawaythedead.We

hoerlequestionoftenasked;andwhen anewspaper"(sporthappen6tobepublishedthatthebodyofthisorthat Catholicpennonhasbeencremated,unthinkingpeopleareapttoatoncejump totheconclusionthatthepracticeisnow allowedbytheChurch.

Itisnot.IfanyCatholicisindoubtas totheattitudeoftheChurchtoward cremation,let.himnotethedecreeofthe SacredCongregationoftheHolyOffice. issuedfromRomein1868.Thisdecree forbadeCatholics"tojoinsocietieswhose objectistospreadthepracticeofcremation,ortoleaveordersforthecremationofone'sbody,oranother's."The reasonsforthisareseveralChiefamong themisthefactthatcremationisparticularlyadvocatedbymodernunbelievers. whowoulddestroyChristianrespectfor thedeadwhichtheywellknowarises frombeliefintheResurrection.Moreover.thepracticeofburyingthedead. perpetuatesthecustomoftheearly Christians,whofollowedtheexampleof Christ.Himself.Cremation,too,isopposedtothespiritoftheburialservice oftheChurch.Thereareotherreaeons.Forinstance,medicalmenand juristshaveopposedcremationonthe groundthatitdestroysallevidenceof thecauseofdeath,evidenceoftenneeded inthecourtsoftheland.

But,ontheotherhand,theChurch'us in.thisrespect,asinallothers,reasonable.Ifcremationweretobecomeacon pulsorylaw'inthisoranyothercountry,shewoulddoubtlessacquiesce.In timeofpeetilence,cremationisnotforbidden.Whenthepublicgooddemands it,itisallowed."Thegreatestgood forthegreatestnumber."-"Monitor." e a

PERSECUTEDPOLES.

ForalongtimeRussiaenjoyedabail pre-eminenceinrespecttoPolishpersecution'says"TheCatholicTimes."When wereadthatPoleswerehuntedamt harried,deprivedoftheirproperty,deniedtherightofassociation,orforbiddenthefreeuseoftheirlanguage,weat (eweconcluded-andalwaysrightly-that theRussianauthoritiesweretheaggres sore.ButforsometimepasttheinhabitantsofPrussianPolandhavefound thattheirmastersarequiteastyrannicalastheupholdersoftheRussianautocracy.Thepolicyof(-rushingouttheir nationalityhasbeendeliberatelypur- sued,andthesadspectaclehasbeenwitnessedofParliamentarianswhoprofess tobeLiberals,Radicals,andloversof liberty,playingapartinthis(dim, workofoppression.Followingontl adoptionoftheExpropriationBill,conic. thenewsthatthebillformakingtheuse oftheGermanlanguagecompulsoryat publicmeetingsinPolishdistrictshas beenreadasecondtimebyamajority of200votesto179.ABlocmajority,it includedtherepresentativesof,nearlyall theradicalsectionsoftheHouse.But theCentrepartya-astruetotherights ofman.UndertheleadershipofDr. Spahn,theydoggedlyfoughttheBill. Theyopposeditasameasure,aimednot onlyatthePolishlanguage.butalsoat thereligionofthePoles-theCatholic faith.TheBillwillnodoubtbecome law,butitwillnotconvertPolesinto tcermans. '

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AnhhishopBourneam-entlycompleted his47thyear.BorninClaphamin1861. hebecameBishopofhisnativediocese ofSouthwarkin1897,andsucceededCardinalVaughanasArchbishopofWestminsterin1903.

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* * DANGERSOFSPIRITUALISM.

TRENCHANTATTACKBYDR.BERNARDVAUGHAN.

Atrenchantattackonspiritualismwas madebyFatherBernardVaughaninthe courseofasermonatFarm-steetChapel. onSundays,Somespiritualism,hesaid, wasfrivolous,morewasfraudulent,and stillmorewasfiendish.Onceamanhad venturedwiththefrailbarkofhissoul uponthesquiaksandofexaultismhis doomwassealed.

Itmatteredlittlewhatwastheimpellingcause,'whethercuriosityorsuperstition,orsadness,thatbroughtamanor womaninto"spiriteircles;''theeffect notinfrequentlywasalossofphysical control,lossofmentalbalance,andloss ofmoralsense.

Atfirstinterestedandentertained, thenengrossedandabsorbed,endfinally dominatedandpossessed,

DupeofSpiritualism wasliabletospendhislastdaysiua mad-house.Suet.apossibilitywartoo highapricetopayforanattempthave intercoursewithspiritswhomheldied acienuetoprovewerenotlivin4 ua stews.Itwould tnalthere store insanepeopleeats;leasylumsas.:inside.

Itwasalsoquiteceresinthat recrudediceofpegaiisin,Ot.4.11!' in allitsfora's,wasbeconingmoreIaa prevalent.Itgre..sintoacult. itualismwastherelig:onofstijoa11. Ifitwerenteregenerallyknee: hart havocantiruinspiritualisti:.seas, tyrecreatinga.nongimenbersofallea

et thetommimity.peoplewouldis'. - perhaps,resentasmuchastheydid aexposureofitsdangens.

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(MitotictongYea'sSoddy Wider.

Mr.T.Bradleywaspresentedwiththe goldmedalwhichhehadwonintheoratoricalcompetition,andliebrieflyresponded. Duringtheeveningsongswerecoati'bittedbyMessrs.Boylan,Stokes,and O'Brien;endrecitationsbyMasterguilty andlir.Al.11.O'Connor.TheMisses TheweeklymeetingoftheBoulderRobertsandBoylanpresidedatthepiano. brawl'otthe washeldiuAll1ttheconclusionOfthetoastlisttheroom w Hallowss.poolroomonThursdayevening.wasclearedfordancing,andacoupleof Altertheformalbusinessofthesocietyoleaeanthourswasspent. hadbeentransacted,membersandfriends satdowntoamockbanquet,whichwas Quilty.Heexplainedthatthemainobjectpresidedoverbythepresident,Mr.1'. ei

oithegatheringwastoprovideantippertunityforalittlefunctioninformally handingovertothetastersofSt.Joseph thecarriigewhichlied'teenprocuredfor thembythesociety.

ThehealthsofthePopeandKinghaving beenhonored,Hr.FrankHayesproposed the"C.Y.ALS."Heexplainedtheobjects otthesociety,andsaidhehoped,though theprogressoftheBoulderbranchhad beenbeenrapid,thatinthefuturethe membershipwouldincreaseyetmererapid lv.Itsaimwasthemoralandintellectualimprovementofmembers,andevery cuewhojoinedwouldgainsomeadvantage.Itwasasocietytowhichevery Catholicmanshouldbelong.

Mr.Fitzgeraldresponded.Hewas surprisedthatthemembershipwasnot greaterthanitwasatpresent,inviewof thesociety'sobjects.itsaimwastoeducatethemasseswhotillquiterecent timeshadbeenatrociouslymisgovernedby theclasses,astheywereinsomepartsof theworld,eventothepresentday.Such societiesastheirstaughtMentheirduty, andopenedtheireyestotheirrights.In aworditeduexttedtheneandnocountry couldpossessagreaterassetthananeducatedpeople.

Alr.AI.H.O'Connorproposed"The LandWeLiveIn."Mr.Putrid:O'Connorresponded.AsanIrishmanhewished toexpressthegreatlovehefeltforthefree andsunnylandofhisadoption.

Mr.R.D.Lattaproposedthehealthof theearringeonimittee,coupledwiththe nameofCr.Ileston.'rhohadadvancedthe nerneytothesocietyfreeofinterest.The futureofthecountry,hesaid,depended onthemoralandintellectualtrainingof theyoung.andtopromoteThistraining theSistersofSt.JosephinBoulder,had mademanysacrifices.Anyassistance whichthepeople(oafgivetheminthe carryingenoftheiverksowhichtheyhad dessitedtheirlivesshouldbefreelyrendered.foritsgoodresultswouldbefeltnot milebythepresentbutbygenerations come.Cr.Beatonwasamanofwhomthe citivensingeneralandtheCatholicporthatoftheminparticular,mightwellfeel prend.Hewasalwaysreadytosacrifice time.whichtohimrneantmoney,whenit waspossibletopromoteanymovementfor thebenefit"tithetown.

Mr.AI.Breamrespondedenbehalfof thecommittee.Hehadtoundthetaskof eelleetingthemoneyforthecarriageapas. tint'.liewasdelightedtofindthattheir eteertshadbeensohighlyappreciatedby theholyladieswhobaitileietecitheir daystotheeducationofthechildrenofthe district.

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ventatAdelaideTerrace.Thenhe thoughthowouldresigneveryposition, andretiretotheMonasteryatNew Norcia,theretoawaitthefinaleuennons totheEternalbar.Iledidnut,however, endhisdaysinthathappyretreat.In extremeoldagoheagainlongedforthat littlepresbyteryinBuseelton,wherehe hadspentmanyyearsofhisearlierlife; buteventherehewasnolongercontent. TheBishopthenadvisedhimtogotothe _HospitalofSt.GodofJohn,wherethe Sisterswouldgivehimeverycareand attention.Hereatlasthefoundhisrestingplace.Forthepasttwoyearsthe goodSistersofSt.Johnoflittaldidtheir veryutmosttomakethefewfasteleclindeacea iogyearsofhislifeashappyasitwas

lacktheopportunityotshoeine is cantio. itisagreaepointin ofthepriest,woreerstauttile:--ereel. gegedluprotessemaipurstuteworethey tellthecalltoservetiumaintv.

Thuseil.11011B11,64ieler,atTours,was architect,AbbeChoyez,orAngers,asculptor,otherswereprinters,arustsor watchmekers,thelast_radeataw:rite formerlyamongtheFriar-11clergy,evert whentheirincomesamountedtotelltunes morethanwhatWilepaidthemunderthe loneundatregime. PerhapsthemustInter:it:dugperformaneebyapriest,inthematterofgaining alivelihoodunderthenewconditionsis thatofAbbeMartin,whopublishesthe possibletomakethem,andthereonhat"Traitd'Union,"theorganettheCathieThursdayeight,afterafewweeks'dinettelitAllianceofFrance.The.Abbehas Iii,uldeetuttheoldpioneerpriestsOfinwhicholdagewasthepredominantithreelinotypetsinfullruteinigorder,opeW.A.hasgonetohisrewardatthegram'factor,thegoodoldpriestdied.Afewratedbyseminaryetudente. oldageot83.TheBev.FatherLecaillemomentsbeforehediedheseemedasifhe NaystheAbbe,speakinguthiswork:, WJAbornitstheearlypartofthelastyen-weresoliloquising.Hedinussedtheuti-"OursubscribersnumberseveralthousLucyin litVofwealth,andthethingsthat Belgium,andetaveryearlyagenee'snandmaybeaccomptiehedwith0. gaveinunistakeableeignsof VOC:41011to Thensuddenlywakingupresaid:- thepriesthood.Alterreceivinghisele-'t\hatsWet.itil110WtoInc.Onethine mentaryeducationinhisnativeplaceheonlyhave-sohne,Oh wag,senttocollege,andfromthereafterla coureesenttothePrepagaielaat .1a4TowtohrImdyoIgiveit." ul,thatis Thteseiwere A K.roue!MerlehewentthroughtheUsUallhis courseofstudyinnuith Thesecanbenodoubtthatthedeceased einaticsclales philosophy,andtheology,andutteravery credietebletcareerMasordainedin1856. Earlyinthefollowingyearhesetsailfor WestAustralia,thenonlya(towncolony withascantpopulationandslenderreseurees,thougherapelinthemord ofbeingthemosthard-headedandtruly bigotedbodyofPuritansinanyofthe theywereSiIsiiivincedoftheeleged stoat. tathehadwhenheretiredfrom .1,eveworkhejudfioious.y thenbin theninions..ktthattime , fartthattheProtestantswereGod'sih'ill.,7 Ill,,i41indeath,;Olt111$.0111 :itonethevariouscharities,retainingnodistributed specialelectchosentospreadtheGospel priest,trait'forbiddentoweerheir11(.1.-

Ile,teasveryproficientinmueic,andglori. oftheReformation,thattheCatholie ,,,eiluciiciithe Chantasthemile caltime::inpublic,andafterwards,when holyand'solemnenoughtoMelte theywerepermitted,theyweremadetopangtheCatholicIdevotions.Likeall feelthatitwassimplyatoleranee.

stOelenteoftheProptigaindaheretainedthe Thedeceasedpritest,thenfullof111i6mostintenseaffectionforhisAlmaMater. sienaryzealandofyouthfulvigor,couldandefromthedayofhisarrivaluntila carriedmen,whoinmatttersotherthaii elw weeksbefore'hisdeathbewasinOMnotunderstandthelengthtowhichbigotrystunteommlinicatonwiththeprli'r..iifctett..,t,-4 religionseemedsobroad-m;ndedand-wrong],whomhereceivedmany strop; UntilthreeofPull'weeksagehewasquite readytoco-operatewiththeirfellowsfor thegeneralgood.FatherLecaillehadhisgridiTiatshsrlmtliselit'attleh(;):Min.°11:!i'vetti:e'ra, neverseeniiProtestantmethhemetthemwhenhe,wagstrickenitteesglacedeath, inWeetAuearalia.Ilehad muchlessrealised.thattheorganisation evermet'liewaeneveraisaintiti'.'4,Ver.HereoffretenasoinaiinearrtuntilhesawitscoivedthelastSacramentsatthebands W.A.in1857,andtherefore aniegvieryed ofFatherl)enteglusiewhowasantenisi saw Linginhisattentiontiitheetiodsedprtest. machinations W.A. Ile, trainsrununtilliesawthemitshisadopt-gle,gswill.0,,it,,,eyeofhisdeathhe withgesiiBeetalonandreeignation.te eelcountry.BorninIlelgium--oneofthe mosttrulyCatholiccountriesintheworld -andeducatedintheverycentreutCatholicunityintheEternalCity,hentver couldsatisfactorilyexplainwhyareligient originatingastheProtestantreligiondid inmoralcorruption,couldtakewrita holdonaneducatedcommunity,andhe' thereforealwaysbelievedthatifthepeoplecould madetoreadthearguments fortheCatholicpositiontheywouldle seizedwiththeirresistibledesiretojoin theMather('hunchChrietesdem.ForV.O.,wascelebrant.assistedbytheRevs. thispurposeIleWasaccustomedtobuy hooks.leaflets.andpamphleta,anddie-andSulelleacon,andFather(I'Rei!lsas

Mr.I'. Saundeveproposed"Ireland aNation.".\sanIrishmanhelovedhis netiyeentintry.waile;itthesametimehe heedthelandofhisadoptionalso.He haledthatallIrishAustralianswould ill`v"Yekeg`warmeurnattheirheart' leerthe"Wandelsaintsandscholars." Mr.WalteeDwyer.MA..responded. Hesaidthatsofarasthequalitieset miliiinbieelwent,IrelandwitsaPatittn. and%%,tuldeverremainone.Nevertheless. Iii'beliedthedayWasnotfcidistant,when shewouldhay,'bar"twit11all'IlemielaParliament-tile[lathedgiftofeverynationtiedthentheymightLupetoseeareturn (ifthat1)1,-peril11'llithwasenjoyedby theBehindofold. rhe ',resentedTennfirelMai Withthereceiptforthecarriageandth. testiteptinded,andthankedthesociety oftheSisters.

:dais,andwecounttheminCanada,in SmithAmerica,andintapUnitedStates, inChina,Auatralie,andIndia.Ourcorrespondenceisdatedfromeveryquarterof theglobe,anttherecolliesno front anyimportantcentrewhichdoesnot bringitsquotaofsubscriptions.Evenlay editors:idinitthatthewholeeel.upofthe fatherwasamanofgreatfaithandpiete.paperisadmirable,anditisevensaid Thepeoplewhoknewhimintheearlythatoneoftheactualeditorswasaskedby daysalwaysspeakofhimasasaint.Hi-the'Alain'tojoinisstaff." faithwasvividandlively;hislovefornit,CureofVaucheresisamender(If refigioneitsceremonies,itsliturgyineverywatehes,clocks.andploughs.Occassionletailwascharacteristic;hischarityout-ally,too, cantakeaturninthe'bindOioneallhisworks.Afterahalfcenturyere.Hisclientsarenumerous,andha intheserviceofGodhediednotworth:1 thrivessomuchso,indeed,thatiflie doesnotmakeonehundredfrancsinone weekFell-teconsiderablesunsinrural France).he.considers!thathehasdone badly.Itisofinteresttonotethathe. isv.trypopularevenamongtheanti-Catheti..population,andfrontthemreceives moreworkthanheieoftenabletodeal with.His;workmanshipisdeclaredtobe farabovethatoflocal-experts. TheoldCureofRomainvilliers,whois over70yearsofage,makesaprosperous livingfromShecultivationofhisorchard, eentainsseveralbeehives.Last year'sincomefrontbothexceeded£200, farmorethanthevenerablepriestwould haeasreceivedundernormalcivicconditions.

TheAbbeGaboury,parishpriestof Mauvaetts,haschosenthehimksmithtrade asameanaofmakingaliving,.Ploughing atahiredman'swage.bythedayorby week.isenablingFatherMetais,ofSainte Spline,tofurnishhislarder,andhelpthe needypoor.Vine-growingiskeeping wasvisitedbytheBishop.whomhere.eseeFatherLees-miteoutofpoverty;theAbbe nised.andthankedforhi-,visit,antileerClaretislookeduponasamasterwatchallthekindnessandeensbierationhehadmilker.theAbbeCartesanis:inengraver. receivedfromhim.Hethenquiet:1ysankofmerit;aFatherConturandisanartist andpereefullydiedaboutmidnightonofpublicly-admittedtalent.Anotherisa lastThursday. designerofpostcards,anotherisanaltar

OnSaturdaymorningtherewasabuilder.othershaveturnedtheirminds solemnRetinieniOtli.candFlight.Massattoinvention,andhevedonesvelkintheir St.Vir.eent'sChurch,Snbiaeo,fortheendeavorstobrinethefruitsortheirinhappyreposeofhissoul,atwhichallthegenuitybeforethepublic.theantiCatho. priest,ofthe'metropolitana-eaattended.hepertnitofInininnitynetbeingatall TheRightRey.ArdiprieetBourke.aboveappreciatine,:1goodthingwhenit isshowntothem,evenbyapriest. OnthewholethepriestsofFranceare unlikelytofareverybadlyfromamerely materialpointof.onsideration.Many therearewhoareeitherphysicallyin-

FathersVeilingandDonogher,asDemon tributethemindiserimattlytoCatholicsMasterofCermonies. andheti.stants. Asamanglowingwithpriestlyzeal, theRey.FatherLevitateisalfeeiionately Teem-staggedalmostineverypartofthe State'ythepeoplewhamhebaptized. confessedandcommunicated.1)11ringhis Vitty-uneyearsissiimarylaborsgenerationspassedawayalld one,grewup underhisspiritualguitianee.Inthetlie triitsGerahlton.theFlats.Greett,tugh, infact,allthetountrybetiVeglPerthanti 1;-"ileraltitonaswellasallthiscountry couthofPerth,eventoAlbaity,hisname isahouseholdword.foralmosteveryold family(smile]sayhebaptised,married,or routeofitsmembers.HisjourneyMeeonhorseback.carryineallthere. gitieitesforMassandforrainpingfuel eekitieweremervelofphysicalenduralluc IfhiChristinaanightsforyearssitecessiisdyhewasknowntostartaftermiditiehtAlas,andtoridecloseonahundred !villasbefore.none.illOrdertogivethree placesanddistrictstheereatprivileeeof t feastoftheNativity.A journeyfromGeraltitontoButeeltonwas quiteenorilitioryundertaking horseOtaek,endthishetontine...Itodoeven afterthetrainhadbegunterenthrough theereletteensoftheWeat.Hisparish, therefor..it.iehthesaidtotxt.sneltheen lirelet,h1,CtheStateilltheearlyslays. andto!ii- It'anhetruthfullysaid, he ,it,.4.1,-,te41asingleone1111410rhis il,itilmeeesearea.For 45yeare1! e'eeedthismarvellolls work,raciliae.tee,bine,instrietine. antiorcioCltheo tionholrtin toberout onthediseeveryofthegoldfields.everywhereleaviteemonumentsof zealandpriestlylabors.Whenthepeople. multipliedandthenumberofpriestsincreased.hislaborswereconfinedprineipallytothedistrictsintheneighborhood offleraleiton,andlateronhewastrans'ferret]toBridgetownandBusselton. FeelingtheweightofyearsandtheTN:le(ionfromthestrenuousandunceasing laborsof40yearspressheavilyuponhim, itbeelamenecessarytorelievehimofhard missionarytoil,andtolocatehimincomfortablesurrounding.Hewastherefore hraughttothePalaceandgivenachaplaincy.totheOrderofthefloodShepherd. Later'onheworkedfortheLoretoCon-

TheassembledpriestssanetheRequiem Mass,thecantorsbeingDeanO'Reillyeapneitattetl,or,teeingtopreviousanteandFatherSmyth.Theotherpriestsceslents,unfittedandineptinmanual presentweretheV,,ryRev.FatherCox,hilme.Theseverysoondriftintoliterary M.I..FatherWhiselr,RNLI.,Father'Boric.anti,itisofinteresttonote,much Smythe,0.31.1.,th,.VeryRey.Fatherof(twit.literaryworki. piswaytea Murray.C.S.S.IteandFatherLynch,theFrenehewesoftheL.nitedic".leitesand S.S.R.,FatherFlynn,0.A1.1,FatherCanaele..-"CatholicPress." ',wheyHighgate),FathersO'Neilandreici+E+Ewir,./.,7,4g+*/{}w+ric.p. Wetteslree.FathersFaganveil -eorever50yearsIhavealwayskept }fK!.fieally(iktoriaPark).Father, ien;milO'llurlev(WestPerth), Ayer'sCherryPectoralinthehouse.My er1:allaghor(Catliedralj,Fet'esi.Wliitefatheroftentoldmethatitsavedmylife 0.11.e..(Mayands),andFatherGrehan. whenIwasveryyoung." AfterthebleasinewitsgivenItyArchprieetBourke.theeetetellprocession startedforthecemetery.Allthechildrenoftheschoolmareiwiiintheprocess non.followedbythepriestsinsoutane andsurplus.Attheentrancetotheeenee terytheprocessionseasmetbytheorphansdressedinmourning.Atthegrave theRev.FatherVeilingofficiated.He blessedthegrave,andsaidthelastprayeraforhisdepartedsoul.Mayherest inpeace. 7

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Ishumanlovethegrowthofhumanwill?

TheYankeere-lusterhasthetruthofitLiketakestolike'saproverbthat's nothingmorethantrash, tendmanyatimelyeseenitgllpulverisedtosmash.

1learnedafterwardswhatIdidnot knowasthetime,thatthatgentlemanlynincompoophad:showntotheill-treated wifescoresofuneeltish,delicateattentions, andhadoncehadthespitatoopenlyrate thebrutalhusbandforavulgarattackhe hadmadeonherinthestranger'shearing.

Wordeofkindnessgoalongwaywhen awomanisdesperateiyunhappy.

Withperfecteaseofmannerandpreseneeofmind.thewomanbusiedhereelt inlittlepreparationsforsupper.The "husband"fentoeagerly.Ihadsupped, andnowonlyformallyjoinedthem.

Itvasastrangemeal.Iknewthatmy presencewasauembarrassment,though thefeetwasnotpermittedtoappear. Certainlythewomanwasaconsumate actor.a Sheneverapproachedthecoffinsnordid elieaffectanyparticularinterestinit, andIcouldonlyconjecturethestrength ofherfeelingsconcerning Neonewanedindineatotalk.Least E.ofallwasI.Itwasquiteevidentto methattherewasaplotbeyondwhathad sostranglyrevealedtotue.Icould notevenguesswhat,itwas. Ifinishedmaymeal,andsatmeditatively. Thesyrenobserveditandremarked: '')Cottaretired.Youwantsleep. Haveyoutravelledfar?"

Heriareesofteyeseeeme-1tospeakof pityforme,andIeleiughtthatfewmen couldbeotherthanwasinthefireof ouchatemptation.

"Ifyoucanremoutthatsofaconch, youareheartilysseletene,"shesaid.

"ThankyouIwilltry."Ianswered curtly. "Wemustleaveyouagainforatime," shesaid."aswe11,1%ew.unnrpapelSto looknpinmakingarraegenienteforthe itmeral. "Thankyou,"Isaidagain,andadded, "Certainly.'' Thesheetshookperceptibly.Thecrisis vacsalmostathand.loetaxlatthebeautiedwoman,halfinpityandhalfin eversion.odivineaform,andyetah: hailno111*k-el-esahemremaining alone,thoughImighteasilyhavehad morecheerfulcompaitionehip. SoCar fromfeelinganysenseofleeelimesnow, 1waseagerandexpectant.

101/111Therehiswifewassearchingfor thepapets.

Withoneterrifieblow,deliveredwith allhisfumebestavedintheweaklyfasteneddoor,andleapedintotheroom.

Thefigurehepresentedwasnothing lessthanhideous.Hestoodinthecentre oftheroom,fiercelygraspingthemurderousstickinbothhandlewhileInslong shroudtrailedonthefloor.

Butthatsightnowhadnuterrorsfor me.la.thepresenceofrealdangerall myuncannydreadhadvanished,and1 vetsmyseltagain.1sprangthroughthe doorwayafterhint,justasheraisedthe heavystickfortheettalblow.

Thug)vvitnukteaskeelingbeforeea Opel'truck.Themaneioedhetsestet!her andherfuture h 'Therewas011e mesetammoment,quirkasthought,the mat.rushedundertheupraisedarmof Johnson,dartedpastme-throughthe doorway,andoutintothedarknessofthe night. fhewomansprangtoherfeet.quailed aninstantwithasortofsuperstitious dreadattheawfulsightbeforeher,and, thengraspingthesituation,asifbyinstinct,returnedherenragedhusbanda lookofcontemptuousdefiance.Herlip neverquivered,andhereyeneverblanched. Themadlookedather.andseemedfor amomenttohesitate.Thenspasmof deadlyrageshotthrouelthint,and.withouttheutteranceofasyllable.hemade acrushingblowatthescornedeumatt, whosodauntlesslyconfrontedhint. 1 wasontheWidth,andwasready.With agraspasdeterminedashisown,1seized hisarmsinthedescent,andheldthem asinthegripofavice.

Thetudgelflewfromitshalidewilh theforceoftheblowsosuddenlyaroseed.Hestruggledtofree.himselffrommy hold, Whilewestruggled1slmutedtothe woman:"Fly!Flyinstantly.Youare nottittodie."

Thelestwords&semis('torouseher.

"God'sHolyMotherknowsthattobe true,"shesaid;andgatheringupthe papersbeforeher,alitquittedtheroom, anddisappearedintothedarkness.

AllthistimeIwas'strugglingagainst amadman'sfury.Fortunatelyhewas myinferiorinphysicalstrength,andin theknowledgeofhowtouseit.Hadit notbeenso.thelifeofthe%meanmust havebeenforfeited.

Ilightedmypipeandsmokedsilently. Thewomansaidtohercompanion,"Let usInkupthepapers.Robert.' "Verywell,"heanswered,andthetwo retiredforthatpurpose.Thosepapers weremoreimportanttoherthanIknew atthetime.Indeed,ItStasforthemthat shehadreturnedonthenightinquestion. Itwasbecauseherhusbandknewshemust ge:thembeforeabscondingthathelaid thediseustingIciestefapretendeddeath. Theybothdieoppearedintothemieaningmen.ForeveminutesIheard nievementeaseftheopeningandclosing ofboxes.and\diapering,andstepsabout the1001111. I'LL`slushatEWell,awful.Perhapsten 'meleesmayhey..passed.Icannottell. Zthme%Tr\minuteSeemedto4,10ainan multitudeofpossibilities.Irivetedmy gazeuponthe(",tn. Atlengththeeaerinewesthrownhack fromit.Iamnot,Ithinkacov.ar41. butIfeltmyheartthumpviolently.I knewthecrisishadnowarrived.It mightbedeathoranything.

Theimpostersatupandleekelstraight beforehint.Hisfacewasamirrorof contendingpassions;butrageanddeterminationwereuppermost.Itwasrenderedhideousbythegraveclothesabout it. These,however,healmostirstantlytore offandcastaside.Thenhagotoutof 'hisghastlybed.Hemovedveryslowly anddeliberitely.Hismeasuredmovemeatswereincontrastwithhispassionwroughtexpression.IwasmoreapprehensiveofhisdeliberationsthanIshould havebeenatanexhibitionofopenfury. Hedidnotspeaktomeorlookatme. Heappearedtohaveforgottenmypresenceinthepreposseesionofafixedidea. Walkingovertothefireplaceheseized astrong,charredslickthatstoodinthe corner.Itwasonewhichhalbeenused asabushpokertomovethe,logsinthe ire.Hemadeatonceforthedoorofthe

thefellowssaid:"Well,wetanecareely biomeher.John-sonwascertainlyan isrutetoher.Hemadehertiltsa hell.Thetoe!'toffsteedup10rherlike aman.'

"Hedidn'tstandupforhermaciwhen sayhim,"1said.

"P.....rhapsnot,"saidtheother;"buthe, mighthavethoughtthematteat(agoblin frontthegrave."

littheearlyinerningamanrodeupto thedoor,wellmountedandcolleensa etoekwhip."Where'sMr.Jotinston! heasked,andthenadded,"Hello,Jam whatareyoudoinghere?"

Vwasthestationmanager.Wetold hueourstory,hurriedly.Hesaid comewithmequickly.Johnson hasfallenovertheBrowoftheBettie. 1 foundhimhalfanhourago.tfringthe stretcher."

Hetilledhis!taskfromthebottleonthe table,andwefollower!hie:withthe stretoher.Wefoundtheunfortunate matt,buthewastoofargonetotellus howithappened.Inhisexeitedcondition,itmighthavebeeneitheranaccident oractofself-destruction.Hediedthe nextday.

FatherTiernanlistenedtotheendand thensaid:

"1havesonicscrapsofthisfromher, butitalwaysseemedincomprehensible. canunderstandnosyAnnethingsthatwere amystery.ShehadmoreexcusesthanI knewof.Shealwaysrefusedtoexcuse herselfattheexpenseofherhueband,"

"AOwhere:finalsdidyonmeethet againinthecolonyIasked.

"1heardofherfirstinoneofthesuburbshereinMelbourne,"hesaid."She cametomeonenightaftersomemission service'sinmychurch.Sheaskedtosee me.Iknew-herinaninstant.although morethantwentyyearsofathard,rough lifehadlefttheirtracesuponher."

"Youknowme,Father,"shesaid,as Ientered.

haelsentthisirformatiouin11(1way. Sheattendedsomemieeionservicesinled church.Shesawhintatthealtar.She heardhintspeak.Tht,voicerecalled. memoriesofearlyandinnocentdays.She wentagain.Sitecouldnotrest.The voiceofGod'slovewas(ailingtoheres itbadcalledtoanotherMagdalen,to whommuchwasforgivenbecauseshehad lovedmuch.

Filially,shepaiditprivatevattohim, asliehadtoldme, iu:.passionate humofpenitence,hadsaid"Father prayforme,thatGod'swho:maygive strengthtorepentwhile.thereisyet time.

ShetoldhimhersadstoryandtheConditionsofevilunderwhichbeewasliving, througnthathard.time,eels-poorcrewthoughsheknewofthedeathorberbusbaud.

"etasthismantreatedyoukindly?" askedthepriest. "Ali,yesFather." Irenotmarryyour "Ileisquitewilling."

"Whydon'tyoumarry

"Ican'ttellyou,Father.Ihavealwaysputitoff,andthataddstomysin.

IhavealwaysfeltGod meaway forHimself,buthavebeenalwayspostponingthedaywhenIcouldbeginabetterlife."

Thepriestwasnonplussedfortheniohient.Afterapause,heasked.verytenderly:

"Ltdyoulovethisman?"

"Hehas,alwaysbeenverygoodtsme, Father,exceptthatheisitsharerinmy greatsin.

"Iknow,mychild-Iknow,"hesaid, "You'niseinotgobacktokilnatpresent. IwillgettheReverendMotherofflue Conventtogiveyouatemporaryshelter, andIwillseetoyour-yourfriend,'' FatherTiernandidso.Hefoundthe gentlemantobeafairlywealthyman,of arefinedtype.andsofullofaffectionfor theladyhehadledastrayastoliemost anxioustomarryher.Hepromisedhint toadviseanimmediatemarriage. 1-iskedFatherKernan"Whatabout: thisum?Washe,too,aCatholic!"

Whenstyantaeonist'sstruggleshad well-nighexhaustedbothhimselfandme, 1releasedmyholdofhim.Hesank pantingintoachair,leaninghisforehead onhislaudsw1111011tspeaking.Ididnot breakthesilence.

Hescatsoforfiveminutes.Thenlie lookedupandsaid:

"Youhavespoiledagreatrevenge."

"Andafearfulcrime,"Isaid.

"Yes."hesaid."Shewouldhavebeen inhellbynow.Shewasneveramatefor me.norIforher.D---thedayIever ranawaywithher''

AVliendidyourunaway?"Iasked.

Helookedatnitsullenly,andthensaid: "SitewasLadyCatherineintheold country.Iwasherfather'sgroom.lint whatisallthistoyou,oranyone,now!"

"Nothing,"Isaid;"butit'sjustaswell thatyouarenotamurdererofthewoman whoselifeyouhavemadewretched."

"Soitis,"hereplied;"butIhavenow seenthelastofher.Shewilllivethelife ofafineladyatlast'

Hesaidthisasifspittingout,vitro!, andagainrelapsedintosilence.Then, suddenly,hesaid"Ican'tstayhere.It wouldmaddenme,ifIantnotmadalready.Don'tfollowme.Mymateswill !soonbehere."

Hepaeseaoatoftheroom,andinto thenightendthehush.Iofferednoopposition.forIfeltbythistimetheflying pairhadgotseeebeyondimmediatepursuit, Inlessthanaquarterofanhourtwo ofthestation.handscamein,antiwere surprisedatseeingme.

"WhereisJohnson?"askedoneof them.

"Wandering.morethanhalfmad,in thehush."Isaid,andthenacquainted then.withwhathadhappened.

"Itwasadamnedmadscheme.Jim, altogether."hosaid,turningtohismate.

"Ifeltsorrytohelphiminit."

"Whydidyou?"Iasked.

"Well,hewassomiserableandso awfullypressingaboutit,andpromisedto donothingrash."

Wesatchattingtillmorning.Oneof

"'HolySt.Patrick!'Isaid.'Youare LadyCatherine,' "Shewaswelldressed-almostitsbeautifulasever.Shebentherheadandfell onherkneessobbing.saying:'Father, prayformethat(lucregrimemaygiveme strengthtorepentwhilethereisyet time.' atInsmouth,ashereplied:"Well,yes; " butnotabigotedone,youknow."

Thepriestlookedatmewithamerry twinkleinhiseye,andaroughishtwist

Therewerebothcharityandwitinthe ButIheardleesthanhalfofitfromFade

ThestorywasaVein'W0114444111One. iwords,i,,astherewereinthegoodprieets erTiernanhirnself.Itwas°meinfeet,thatwaurny'"ses'ay,"hesaid,"Itriedtobring hecouldnottell.ilehimself.quiteuno- ailimmediateinarriage." consciously,hadbeenthemeansofbring-abne iugthewomantothefootoftheThroneButallhisintentionsstetprojectswere frustratedbytheladyherself.Thatone ofGrace.

ThosewhoknewFatherKeenan.as1 nightunderthe roofhaddecided did,bothinGeelongand priest,C.slI ighse herfuturelife.ShehadbeggedtheRev. canunderstandthat.Asa :slotherthefavorofavisittothebeauti(meofthepostindefagitableintheexertutSeniventchapel. cis,.ofpersonalcharityw Whoawasitthatshemetthereinthathom IeverheardtotheBleecedSacrament?Aposter of.Whereverasoulofbodywasindis-whichtheworldknowsnothingof.It tresswithinreachofhim,thereofthere- wiletheSallieoverpoweringgracethat aboutswasFatherKeenan.Fromacouple ofpoundsofbeafstakinahungryhouse oonneihnesorrdoadsofexplanation paneus' toabottle-ofwineforasickoldwoman,toFatherTiernanbustexpressit:"Dear nothingcameamisstohim.Tin'lateFather,cannevergobacktotheworld ArelibishopSlattery,ofGeelong,saidofagain.LastnightGodcalledmefront himwhenhehadbeenthereashorttime,theTabernacle,andsaid:'Iwantyou, andhadfilledSt.Mary'sonweeknights withMeeting, mydaughter,formyown.'IthoughtI eeting.,ofthe"HolyFamily.Confraternity":"lamsureGodsent'Fathercouldhearmite svou-dsinlay"Tsaswell asininy(sunkIansweredHint:'Iam KeenantomewhenIwantedhimmost."here.degasJesus,nevertoleaveyen StoresofCollingwoodfamilies.usethe samewordstohimtothisveryday.lieatgki death, know, notthrough!toentertheConvent.-Herans- hadalistofpensionerstillthedayofhis witsaskedinwhatcapacitysite

wet.sots:"Astheleastofthepenitents

worthashilling.Butthereisnota Collingwood amongpenitents. parishionerwhowillnot o pray,nowthathesleepsinblessings,he Yoepriestwascautious.Hereflected mayleiveatombofor p thatshewasstillintheprimeoflife, phans'tearswestillbeautifulastheworldesteems onhim. beauty,abletocommandwealthandpoet-

AtriflingledtoMrs.Joheson'sdie-tionand(Wellluxury.Shewasliableto coverytilt'ConfessorofherLondoncon- bedrawnbackbythetiesofgoodeffete ventday& tion,andperhapsofgratitude.Heopre- Shewaslivinginluxuryundertheroofseatedallthesethingstoher.Sheha ofthemanwhomshehadtiedfromher brutalhusband.Buttheinfluencesofheroneanswerforthemall. "IhaveabusedGod'sgracesandgoodearlytrainingcouldnotbestilled,Thenee,inthepast.Ihavebeenanarrant pnawingsofconscience-gavehernoreef. Shetriedtocompoundwithherself-revilingsbyheractsofcharitytowardsthe poor.Inoneofhermanycircuitsofthis kindshecalledatthehouseofapoor womatewhosehusbandhauldiedofdrunkenness,andwhowasdependentonpreeario:ismeansforthemaintenanceofthree children.Twoofthethree.weredown withfever,andthethirdseasatschool. Mrs.Johnsonheardherstory,andgave herasovereign,sayingshe%amidcall again.Asshewasleavingsheasked:

"Howlonghaveyoubeenawidow. Mrs.Casey?"

"Fortwelvemonths.ma'am."

"Andhowhaveyoumanagedtolive "Yes,ma'am."

"Whatdidhedo?" ture?"

"Thedaysarelong,ma'am.butGodis good.OnlythatHesentFatherTiernan tomeImusthavedropped.Godhelp me.andmychildren,too."

"FatherTiernan.didyousay?"

"Everything.TheLordisgoodtohim Hegaveusfoodandmoney,andfound itsworktoearnacrustwith.and,besidesthat,heputthelittleSistersonto me."

"AndwheredoesFatherKernanlive?"

"AtOollingwood.ma'am."

Mrs.Johnsonhadinstantlyrememberedthenameoftheyoungpriestwhohad ministeredintheLondonConvent.She mustseehim.Perhapsshereflected,God

ingratetomysweetSaviour.Iwantto makereparationasfarasI(.4111.Ithank Hisbountyforbeingabletogiveupthe littlethatisstillwithinreach.Itismy onlychanceofsacrifice.Don'tdeprive meofit."

AndsotheLadyCatherineofolddays, theabscondingdaughter,themiserable wifeofthebrutalstockman.theeloping beauty,wasenteredonthelistofhumble namesofthoseseekingtoburyasinful pastintheemend;oftheircrueihedTurd. Withtithegenerouswelltherewasnolookingback,tiethereseaswithLot'swife, ontheworldshehadrenounced.Justas theeffusivenessofanopen-heartednature hadbeenherfirstundoing,sothesame impulsivenessbroughtherbeet:toGod withacompleteself-surrender. ShespentsomethreeyearsintheConvent,inthepracticeofthemostexemplarypatienceandobedience.Shesought and(ravedforthemostmenialofempioynients.SheIvesblitheandcheerful, happyinherspiritualresurrection.likea sonlrestoredtoitsinheritance. Shehadonesourceofphysicalsuffering -theheart.Shehadknownonceor twiceintheworldsomespasmsofagony thanspokeofanginapectoris.Aftera timethesesymptomsincreasedinfrequeney.Theywereenduredwiththe mostlovingresolution.Inalullofone ofthesedistressingattacks.shesaid: "ThankGod,Icanofferthatinrepara-

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titnforoneofthenailsIdrovethrough thehandofmydearLord.'

Therewasnoiietfuluess,nurepining. "Shewasamodelforusall,-said FatherKernan.AndwhenIthought whatamodelhehune.lthadbeen,Ms wordscarriedadeepmeaning. Thedaybeforetheendcame,shewas quiteradiant,',Veilinherisealcoess.She saidtothenunwhovisitedher:"I wouldnut,Sister,eXcilittld.ethisbed,with mysweetSaviour,HisHolyMother,my angelguardian,andyouasmycompany, furallthejoysofallthecourtsof Christendom."

Sotrulyhadshegraspedthemeaning of"theonethingnecessary."Sheoffered herlastHolyCommunionforherformer partnerinthecity'.Sheaskedtosee hint.Whenhecantoshetookhimbythe hand.lookedsteadilyintohiseyes,aslie trembledwithsuppressedemotion.and said: "DearHobert,1leaveyouWithlltel andOurLady.Prayforme."

Hesankuponhiskneesbyherbedside, unabletospeak.Thenherose.kissed herforehead.turned,andwasgone.That nightweek,he,too,becameapenitentto FatherKernan.Herspiritfrombeyond thegray'wroughtforhint.Heisnowa pillaroftheChurchinanotherland.

Beforeleavinghehadastoneplaced everanobscuregraveinasuburban cemetery.andonithecausedtobecarvedsomelinesi'ormMrs.Browning: Astoneuponherheartandtread, Butnonamewrittenonthatstone; Sweetneighbourswhisperlowinstead, Thissinnerwasalovingone.R.I.P.

And,dearreader,muchwillbeforgiventous,Codhelpus,ifweonlylove much. 11.njami11 e. T

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creasingfacilities,sir.Powerpress,..iorlitoUsspeed,electriclight,eigtitpage, cutandpastedatyouroispusai,sir.' thepoorpoetwasutterablyoverwhelm. ml.'foiewasSOunlikeanythingheexpected,sodifferentfromallthetraditions ofeditorand'poethehadacceptedastrue. "1-1-1--amsure-"liestammered, andblushed. "Don'tmentionit,"interruptedthe editor,cheerfully."Weareherototillin orblowthecylinderheadoutofourpeal moralengine.Youhearme?"

'When-whencanIhavemypoem printed?"blushedthepoet.

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"No.hekindlyreplied,"Poetrygoes tothebusinesseditor.Carryitdownto hint.He'llprobablykick,hutyoutell himIsentyou,andithastogoin,or he'llhearfrommeinawaythatwill makehimpalehisineffectualtires,whichremarkissorterpoeticitself,isn'tit?"he, chuckled;andthepoet,withprofuse thanksandsmilesandbows,pickedup hismanueiriptandstartedjoyfullyfor thecounting-house.

"Bytheway,"saidtheeditor,recalling him,"thatbusinesseditorhasn'tgotany morepoetryinhissoulthanatankof petrolhas,andjusttielikeasnothe'll wanttochargeyoufulladvertisingrates foryourpoetry.butyoutellLimtocome offtheroof,andsaythatTsaidhewasto alliveyon50percent.discountfromregularrates.Bluffhimout,andifhe=mil haveit.sendepforme.Understand? That'sright." Thepoet'hopecamedownwithadull thud,andhestoodtherespeechless.

"Oh.that'llbeallright,"saidtheeditor,encouragingly,forhesawthepoet wansuffering."thatwillbeperfectly right.I'mthebosshere,andthebusinesseditorhastodowhatItellhim."

"Butthecharge,"gaspedthepoet.

"Aw,excuseme,"saidtitleeditor,innocently."that'snothing.Wetirealways gladtodividewiththemaser.Don'tbe modestaboitthat.Wewant.toplease, andifmyplanisn'tagreeable,why.of course,wecansimplycliaryyoufull ratesandgiveyenbackhalf.Thatis.for instance,sayyourpoemcosts£5tobeinserted.youpayus£5,andwegiveyou back£210s.incash,anetprofitofthat amounttoyouontheonepoem.See? Yououghttogetrichwithfiftyshillings netonev..rypoemyouwrite,andthere's nobodygladdertoseeyoudoitthanyour humbleservant.Youhadbetterondown. stairsbeforethatbusinesseditorgoesout toLunth,"andthepoorpoetturnedaway, andwentdown,down.

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