The Record Newspaper 01 August 1908

SUPPLIEDUNDERCONTRACTTOTHEGOVERNMENTMEDICALDEPARTMENTAND PUBLICHOSPITAL,ANDATTHECRYSTALPALACEEXHIBITION HELDINLONDONRECENTLY.

HANSIRVINE'SWINES &BRANDY

RE('EIVEDTHEMUCHCOVETEDDIPLOMAOFHONOR,THEPRE- MIERPRIZEGIVENATTIEEXHIBITION. SOLEAGE'7FORW.A.PHIL.COYLE,

E.ARUNDEL

CONTRACTORSTOTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS, HeadOffice:BarrackStreet,Perth. Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDevartment,Murrayst.,Perth

PROSPECTUSONAPPLICATION, W.H.LAFFER,Principe!. 22and23BROOKMAN'SBUILDINGS Barrack-Street,Perth.

IrishNewstoJune27

SainteCaffrey-afamousFeniaaKilkenny &ILA.

OnemilebicyclechampionistofIrelandbyaSalfordmannamedJones afteradesperatecontestwithO'ReillyofDublin.Haltawheelinfront decidestherace.Time,2mines.54 .secs.

Fathernigh-ton,agreatpriestand patriot,diedatCuntmer,Juam.

Mr.JohnDillonaddresses,withMr .JosephDevlin,agreatNational meetinginManchesterinth©Free TradeHall.TheIrishrace,hesad totheriehtarmoftheCatholic Churchthrosehouttheworld,and ladneverhesitatedtosacrificetertporaladvantagesfarthefaithOf theirfathers.Hewouldnotallow Englishprieststoteachthemhow theywere'topreservethatfaith.Ordinationtothepriesthoodtookplace biMaynoothandWaterford.Inthe All-IrelandhurlingfinalKilkenny beatsCork.

WesternChurchltilldeputationised retheBlacksodBayschemeofthe AllRedRoute.

Hepraisedthepromotersofthe schemeontheablemannerinwhich theyhadputtheirclaims.

SirThomasEsmondappointedRepresentativeoftheOrderoftheHoly SepulchreinIreland.

Billrepealingthe.fuhileecoercion 'ActforIrelandpassesthroughComertittee.

Rev.MotherAloysiusPhelanofthe -MercyConvert,Belfast,diedatan advancedage.Sitewasanativeof leOhenvy.

McnsignorMcGlynineArcedeaeenof RaPliiieappointedDeanofRaphoe.

Mr.JelliesO'Connor.M.P..isWelouttlyillafterasevereoperation.His Isover70yearsofage..Tiewasimprisonedin1Rti:1withKickham, O'Leary,andHaby,forwhatthe CastleGovernmentcalledTreasonFelony-onwhichoccasionhegot7 yearspenalservitude.

HisGrace.ofMelbourneandBishopHigginsofBallarat,werefilling placesinthedistinguishedstrangers' galleryoftheBritishHouseofCommonsduringdebateonIrishUniversity.

Md.PerhaPs,theymighttwata IageWasdesirable.

Waterford ORDINATIONSATWATERFORDI

Thebeautifulandimpressiveceremonyofordinationtookplaceatthe Cathedralrecently,WhenMostRev. Dr.Sheehanraisedthefollowing. studentstothedignityofpriesthood'-

Rev.Wm.Richardson,Leeds. Rev.ThomasRichardson,Hexham.

Rev.JamesShine,Waterfordand Lisrnore.

Rev.Wm.Twomey,Alton,U.S.A.

Rev.JohnFleslim,Alton,U.S. A.

Rev.CorneliusCollins,Omaha, U.S.A.

Rev.Patrick Australia.

THEHURLINGFINAL.

GREATMATCHWONBYKILKENNY.

Bygeneralconsentitisconceded thatSunday'shurlingmatchatDungarvanbetweenCorkandKilkenny wasShefinestfoughtandmostexcitingeventwitnessedinGaeliccontestsforalongtimepast,says Clonmel"Nationlist."Thematch wastodecidetheAil-IrelandHurlingChampionshipof1907.This wasthethirdoccasioninrecent yearsthatthesamecountieshave playedthefinal.AtCarrick-on-Suir forthe1904Championship,Kilkenny wonafteragreatgamele-one point.TheymetatDungarvanlest yearinthefinalofthe1905Championship,whenKilkennyagaindelatee'theCorkteambyafairmargin. ThisvictoryforKilkennylookedall themoredecisiveowingtothe teamslimingmetafewweekspreviouslyntTipperary.whenCork weredeclaredthewinnersbytwo points,butonanob-ectionboth teamserrefoundtolitillegal,the replaybetterfixedforDungen/an.the matchreeled.asalreadystated.ina victoryforKilkenny. Theattendancewasenormous.Fromthisside alone.sixspecialspassedthrough ClonmeltoDungarvan,andbrie crewelscamefrontothercentres.Fattierdollars("Sllevenamon").the giftedTrishnoet,whoisathome fromCanadaoilaholiday,veryanproneletelythrewinthetell.andset theel:leersruing,Athalftime Corkledbyfourpoints,lett11Kifkonnroiledenthegenres,Corkdoing its"harealso.teltthreeninnies torfelltheeviThenneledbytwo prints.Corkaddedeerither,anden eeeitinedrishresullednawinfor Teilleeinvby21pointsto20.

Hynes.Annedarle,

Rev..TamesPower,Nottingham. Rev.Broth'rAugustineLane, WentMellerayAbbey.

Amongstthe76candidatesraised tothedeaconshipbytheBishopof Canea.atlifaynooth,wereRev.ThomasGormanandRev.MatthewPrendergast,ofWaterfordDiocese.

TheconsecrationoftheMeldRev. MaurnsO'PhelaretherecentlyelecteelAbbotoftheCistercianAbbey MonasteryofMountMelleray,Cappo(minCo.Waterford,tookplaceon duly10th.

Belfast

Thedeathoccurredrecentlyatthe ConventofMercy,Crnmlinroad.of Rev.MotherAloysiusPhelan.atan advancedage.DeceasedwasanativeofKilkenny,andcametoBelfastoverfortyyearsago,aftershe *asprofessed. Shetooka;keen intere,stineducationalmatters,and theIntermediateSchoolattachedto theConventgainedmuchdistinctien enderhernianagement.Herdeath isdeeplydeploredbyalltheCatholic entimenityinBelfast,bywhomshe wasgreatlyesteemed.

Tipperary

ORDINATIONS

SATURDAY,AUGUSTa,1908. ese, AIMMN=qpinbasOmmot mettle,aid50,858calveswereexportedis1907,esagalsolMANcattleand55.486calvestheprevious year.Therewasadecrees)at563 inthenumberofhorsesexported, thetotalbeing33,053,butthenumberofsheepsenttoGreatBritain, 660,415,showedanincreaseof8,o02, whiletherewasasubstantialincreaseof52,477isthenumberof pigsexported,thetotalbeing481, 907. Ineveryinstance,however, withtheexceptionofhorses,the numberofanimalsexportedwasconsiderablybelowthetotalstertheyear19o3.

ETERNALPRIESTHOOD.

WrittenontheoccasionoftheMaynoothOrdinations21st.Tune.

Seethoseyouthfulfigureskneeling

Inthesanctuaryto-day

Nowthelongprobationover, Maytheirfriendsforbeartopray- 'Oh,yesweetandgentleangels, Enfoldthemroundandround. Theyarebutweakhumanvessels. Andthisisholyground.

YehaveservedandsungGod'sglory

Sincethedayofeternity, Yettheseearthlyonesaredestined

Tobehigherplacedthanye...

Listentothebell'sslowknelting, Whileapalleachformenshrouds "Fte.11earthlydressandtreee-e-

Henceforthseenthroughincense clouds!"

Hearyethusthewordsall-w:nehig

EntonedatGalilee

Surelymenandangelshearma "Leaveall"and"followMe"

Theyareheardeachyoungheadanswers''lelmeupleerthy Yea,Lord

T crossl; wileavemynetsandAshen. Countingneithergainnorloss."

Feelyenow,thebreathingspreonce.

Whilethesolemnchargeisgiven, "Whatsoe'ryehindorlooseonearth

ShallbeboundorloosedinMayBendyelow,0menandangels, en."

Purgatoryawait.

Nowannointedlipsarehidden.

Transubstantiate

TrishParliamentaryFundtotals £1.078.

Dublin"Freeman,"paid6per cent.dividend.

Potatoblighthasappearedin NorthTipperary.

Betehers'motiontoexcludethe affiliationofMaynoothintheNew 'Universityschemewasdefeatedin Committeeby82to16.

Enthusiasticreceptionaccordedto CardinalLoveinArraghonhisreturnfromAmerica.

IrishHierershydeclarethatthey cannotsendMaenoothtoreside;n ThdilinfortheFacultyofArts." mew IrishHierarchydeclarethatthey -throughCommittee.

'Mc,teamsKeertinv-Welsli.Ti.'Doyle.M Doyle.P. Boherty,Kelly (efoonderriee.'Kenny,Geeeen.Steele:treeKennedy,Lenieen(Erin's0wr. Power.a1on1).Antliney.Walton, Keolion(TullaroenN,Pochford(Three Castles),Grace(rlomanto). Cork-J.Kelleher(captain.),Ron-ayno.Desmond,Hennessy,Mahoney. Teehy,O'Shea.Lynch.Buckleyand B.Kelleher(Dimfr011rneyl,Coughlan, Riordan.Perim,.Anthony(Blackrock),O'Keeffe(Redmends),Becket (rinbarre).andO'Neill. Mr.M.F.Crowereferred. About2o,o0opeoplewitnessedthe match.

At9o'clockintheCathedralon theFeastofCorpusChristihisGrace theArchbishopofCashelconferred Priesthoodonthefollowingstealents ofSt.Patrick'sCollege,ThurlesRev.MichaelMcLoughlin. Rev.ThomasQtiane. Rev.JamesHarney. Rev.JamesDunne. Rev.JohnMeagher. Rev.RobertRyan. Rev.ThomasRyan. Rev.WilliamRyan. Rev.NicholasO'Ryan. Rev.DanielDineen.

Dublin

ALLFIT,LOW'S('oLLEaE.

Thefollowingwereraisedtothe OrderofPriesthoodrecently:Rev.BernardO'Farrell,Sydney. Rev.JohnCurran.KansasCity. Rev.'DanielO'Sullivan,Sydney. Rey.MichaelFlannery,Melbourne. 11ev.'HenryMarshall,Salford. Rev.AnthonyRohan,Melbourne. Rev.WilliamM'Efitinney,Rockhampton.

FromtheRegistrar-General'rReturnswefindthatthemartianrate intheCountyKilkennyIs,.thethird lowestinallthecountiesofIreland, theloweronesbeingthecounties KerryandMayor. Themarriage rateincountyKilkennyforthelast (leerierof1907wasbut2.0per 1000ofthepopulation,Kerryand MayorbeetleKerry1.7,andMayor 1.9.TheBirthRateofCountyKilkennyforthefirstcatarterof3908, was21.3.per1000,andthedeath rate.21-5. InDeathRata10-1. InMayor.theBirthRatewas25-2 andtheDeathRate,10-8.Tat thosewhothinktheGovermentof ourcountrydoesnotrequire changethinkovertheabovefigeres andthenaturalresultintheyears tocomeifachancehenotaffected

Rev.MichaelO'Connell,Sydney. Rev.JohnMurphy,Portsmouth. Rev.JohnO'Reilly,Sydney. Rev..TamesKeegan,KansasCity. Rev.EdmundGriffin,KansasCity. Rev.MichaelFreeney,Omaha. Rev.ThomasRyan,KansasCity. Rev.ThomasLawton.Westminster. Rev.ThomasDowling,Richmond. Rev.WilliamO'Sullivan,Omaha. Rev,ArthurO'Keefe.Brisbane. Rev.StanislausSt.Croix,St.Geoges'.

Rer.JointCullen.Hobart. Tiev.JamesBradley.Concordia. Rev.JohnCarran,Auckland.

INCREASETNIRISHEXPORTS.

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(Toyeforthinft-arandtrembling., Yetinfaithserene.elate, Ministertofellowmortals, AnointedhindsmoveHeaven'sgate -K.T.M'AFEE. Ballybrake..Tuneetst.1908.

IRISHATHLETESMeKEREPUTATIONFORJOHNBULL.

Appealingforfundstocarryonthe great"athleticcarnival"whichlx.genattheAnglo-FretichExhibition grounds,London.onJuly13th.save the"IrishWeekly,"LordDeshorouehmentionsthat1,300entrieshad beenreceived,andthattheceelitries toherepresentedare"Australasia, SouthAfrica.Greece,Russ'a.Finland,Holland.Bele-eineItaly,UnitedStates,Germany,Sweden,Austria,Bohemia,France,Switzerland; Norway,Denmark,Hungary,Canada, andtheUnitedKingdom."Ireland isconvenientlyincludedir.the "UnitedKingdom,"forLordDesborough'spurpose.AsattheAthenianOlympicgames,afewyears ago.Trishvictorswillbehailedwith enthusiasmas"Britons,"maintainine.TolinBull's"athleticsupremacy."Tintnoteventhefewfirst-classTrish"champions"remaining inthiscountrywillhelpEnglandto abetterpositionthanthepoorone heldaftertheAthenian"Games."

Therewasa.satisfactoryincrease intheexportationoflivestockfrom IrelandtoGreatBritainlastye.ar. Accordingtoareturnissuedbythe BoardofAericulture.791.115heed,.1

Onehundredandthirty-sevenathleteshaveteen"picked"bytheAmericansforthecompetitions. Of these,nolessthanthirteenbelongt oneclub,tote"Trish-AmericanAthletic."uhileagoodlypronortionof theremainderareIrishinnameand inbirthorblood.Mr..1,M'Grath belongstothe"NewYnrkAthletic Club."forinetence W.O'Mara comesfromtheCamiirideeportGymnasiumandF.T'.Sheenenwearsthe coloursofthe"SouthBostonA.C." butli`Crallt.O'llnea.awlSheehan arenotflne.oldYankeeuntiesltyenv means.Flaerieen.qterelen,Kelly, andSullivanarentrourstthenotable reuresneativesof.\merieawhowill battle'eidertee'liar,:,0.1Stri'es. evertf..omiliaLeahysO'Crn andRoche,ofCork,LordDesbore

SATURDAY,AUGUST1,1908,

ough's"UnitedKingdom"doesnot seempossessededanyjumpersorrun tiersonalevelwithUseinvadingecabricans;whileinthe"department" ofweightthrowingtheIrish cansareperfectlysupreme-exoept DenisHorganchoosestorepresent the"UnitedKingdom"in."putting theshot."

ChiefSecretaryBirrellhasissued hishillfortopreventthespreadand toprovideforthetreatmentofTub----oculosis.

HughCullenofLiverpool,Cattle Exporteraridgrandnephewofthe late.CardinalCullen,dead.

AtRailwayCommissioner'sInquiry,Tatlow,anexpert,saidthereace toolnanyrailwaycompaniesinIreland,andthesmelleronesshouldtie mergedinthelargeronesonproper terms,"

.TewsseverelypunishedforexposingindecentpicturesinCork.

Kerry

TheRev.BrotherWalshwhohail attainedhis70thyearandwhowas oneofthemostableoftheIrish ChristianBrothersdiedrecentlyat theMonasteryKellamey.

Wxford

SUCCESSOFTHECOREYLORETOORCHESTRA.

Attherecentmusicalcontestheld atSi.Stephen's-green,LoretoCollege,Dublin,themembersoftheGoreyLoretoOrchestratookthirdprize againsteightothercompetitorsin facttheywereonlybeatenbyfive marksforsecondplace.Thisspeaks verywellforthehigh-classmusical trainet;impartedtothepupilsgt LoretoAbbey.

GoreyistheIrishcentreofWexford'ortherevivalofIrishgames.

CHURCHBELLS.

INTERP:STINGDISCOURSEBY VERYREV.CANONRICE,P.P. COOKSTOWN.

AninterestingceremonywasperformedbytheVeryRev.CanonRice P.P.,Ccokstown,atLissanrecently. Ittooktheformofblessingand "baptising,"underthetitleofSt. Matthew.abeautifulnewbell,presentedtotheparishbyMr.J.MatthewCorr,ofPhiladelphia,aformer Catholicresidentinthedistrict.Mr. Corr'sgenerosity.anddevotiontothe interestsandrequirementsofhisnativeparishtookastillnoblerform thanthepresentationofabell.He placedablankchequeinthehandsof theRev.B.O'Connor,thebeloved andrespectedparishpriestofLissan. withthesimpleconditionthata Churchsuitedtotherequirementsof theparishionersshouldbebuiltand dedicatedtoSt.Matthew.Theland forbuildingpurposeswasgranted freebyabrotherofMr.Corr,ani theedifice.whichisnownearing completion,willbeopenedfordivine serviceinafewweeks.Itoccupies acommandingpositiononthetop01 ahill,incloseproximitytotheold church,andranheseenformilesaround.'Ilioughold,andcrumblingto decay,thepresentchurchhasnever Possessedahell,nor,indeedinthe historyoftineparish,isoneever knowntohavebeenerectedinthe CatholicchurchatMegan. Therefore,thenewhell,whichwassolemnlyblessedyesterday.isaninnovation andaverynecessaryinnovation,for theCatholicinhabitantsofLissan. FormerlynoCatholicecelessisaticundertherankofaBishopcouldbless achurchbell:butbyarecentdecreeofHisHolinessPopePiusX.. madeon.Tanuary22,1908,permissionwasgiventotheBishopsto delegatethefacultytoanordinary priest,ifnecessary.Yesterday,was

SirThomasGrattanEsmonde,has, saysthe"WexfordPeople,'beenfur thefesurthsessionandtenthyearunanenteuslyelectedChairmanofthe WexfeelCountyCouncil-anhonour thatwearesurehefeelsveryproudtherefore,thefirstoccasion,.itisbe. of.itisoneofthegreatesthon-lieved,inthehistoryoftheWestern cureinthegiftofthepeople,andChurch,onwhichabellhasbeenblestheinsineerforNorthWexford,whosedbyaCatholicpriestoflessslights,leenalie-longandableworker inthepeople'scauseiseminently evertheofit.SirThornaewasasked.anlwithoutanyreasonswhatever,,airthinking,todeclarehisoPinie:t,oncurrentpolitics.Some timeegoadifferencearoseinNorth Wexler&whichwasamicablyarranged,andSirThomaswenthackto Parliantent,andwas,ofcourse,acceptedbytheParty.Nothingwhateverhassinceoccurredtore-openthe question. SirThomashasneither -spokennoractedinanywisecontrarytothespiritorwordofthepartyregulationsorpledge.Ifhehad wecouldunderstandtherequestthat wasreacleofhimonSaturday.As itiswecanonlycometotheconclusionthattheunquestionablehonestandrespectedgentlemanwho alleventsthememberforNorthWexfordhadnohesitationinmakingall thedeclarationsrequiredandeasily cameoutoftheunexpectedandratheruncomfortablepositioninwhichhe wasplaced,triumphantly.

piesebeforethattime.Hehadnot theleastdoubtthathisEminencethe Cardinalwouldhavebeenpresenthew selfthatday.wereitinhispower. Noone,saidtheCanon,couldunderstandthegreatamountsdwelt whichtheCardinalgotthrough fromdaytoday.HehadjustreturnedfromAmerdca,wherehehad reflectedcredituponhimself,upon thePrimatialSee,overwhichheruled,andoverIreland,itself.InAmericahewasreceivedwithopen aimsandcoveteedwithhonoursby

8thcentury,madeanalpreelenendto SinBridgetabenthatwaslong treasuredinKildare,andGeraldBar- *ry,or,ashewasbetterknown,GeraldineCambrerilis,inthe12thcenturynotedthatuponthoseancientIrishbells,mostsolemnoathsweretaken.Dr.Curtis;Priniate;1819-32, gotpermissiontoerectabellonhis churchatDroghedain'thoyear182o. ThiseroeghtoutthefactthatduringthepenaltimesinIrelandno steeple-orbellwasalloWedonaCatholicchurch,thepeoplehavingto assembleforMilesatthesoundof ahandJell,whichwasrunginthe street;eitherbythepriestorbythe sacristan,anditwasbelievedthat thiswasthefirstbellerectedina CatholicchurchinIrelandafterthe so-calhelRel'ormation. Justthat thePrelatesandthe.faithfulIrishday,continuedtheCanon,whenhe exilesinthatgreatland.Hishome-heardthetinklingofthelittlehand- comingwasmadethenIcesionofabellitremindedhimofthefirstdays greatpublicdemonstrationofwel-oftheChurchbutthankstothe come,testifyingtotheloveandvet-greatChristianman,Mr.Corr, whosebenefactionsheprayed.endho wassurethepeopleoftheparishprayed,Clodwouldreward,thatthey hadnow.forthefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheparishalargepublicbell,

nee.-thanabishop.Thisfact.alonebelongtoTrishsoffits.Themost lentgreatadditionalinteresttothefamouswasthatofSt.Patrick-calceremony,andconsequentlytherewasledthe("bellofthewill"),nowprealargenumberofpeoplepresent.servedintheMuseumoftheRoyal. TheCatholicsoftheparishturn.,:)TrishAcademy,Dublin.Itwastakoutenmasse,andwitnessedwiththeenfromthetombofSt.Patrickat keenestdelightandgreatestenthusia-DownpatrickbySt.Columbain552, sm.theblessingoftheirnewbell.andwasassignedbyhimtotheSee ThehellitselfwasmanufacturedinofermaghItweighedthreepound; DublinbyMr.M.0'13yrne,atFumeandelevenounces.This"bellof LainHeadTeel'Foundry,.TarnsSt.thewill"continuedthepreacher, Itweighstwenty-onehundredweiyhtsmadeforSt.Patrick'susebyoneof andisfittedwithpatentrotaryhisownsmiths,andusedbyhintfor mountings,whilethetoneisaheal-manyyearsinArinagbtosummon tifnlmellowEflat.Theinscriptionhisflockforreligiousexercises,bets"Thegiftofetagenerous,bone-camethesymbolofhispower.'and .actor,Mr.NatthewCorr.Rev.B.intheestimationofhispeople,its O'Connor,P.P." soundswastheveryvoiceofPatrick

AttheconclusionoftheMasstheifnetofnod'Himself,callingthem VeryRev.CanonRice,P.P.,Cooks-lti3worship.Henceithadbecome townascendedthealtar,preachedantheobjectofthehighestveneration, eloquentand andthatvenerationwasincreased whenthehellwasfoundonthevery INTERESTINGSERMON, breastofSt.Patrickinhistomb, andwasbyColumbarestoredtothe appropriatetotheoccasion.Hewaschurch_ofArmagh,andwaseegerded therethatclay,hesaid,bythecote-asoneofthegreatesttreasuresof mendandwiththeauthorityofhistheSeeofArmagh,andthesymbol EminenceCardinalLogue,toperformofPrimatialauthority.Anofficial aceremony.'whichwasindeedacol-guardianofthe"bell"wasappointemsnee,andoneofprofoundanded.andlandsassignedforhisslip. unusualinteresttothepeoplepfthatport.Theselandswereknownas parish,namely,theblessingoftheirBallvclog-"thetownofthebell"beautifulnewhell.Thechurches,heatownlandtwomilesnorthofStew- continued.,inwhichCodwasserved.artstown.Thenameofthefamily weremadeholyfromtheverybegin--ofthekeeperorguardianofthebell nine.Whentelefoundationstoneway- wasO'MulhollanorbytimesO'Mal- laiditwasblessed,andwhenthelin.Itseemedthesefamilieshadthe churcliwasfinisheditwasalsotiles-custody'ofthe'hellinalternatestie- Redorconsecrated.Veryfewcliur-cession.Sometimeabout180an chec,inIreland.however,couldheoldmannamedHenryMulholland,be- consecrated.beennseitwasnecesearelongingtooneofthesefamilies, beforethatCeremonycouldbeper-whendyingtoldafriendtodigin formed,thatthechurchitself,andhisgardenforanoakbox,andon theeroundpponwhichitwasbuilt,hiswishesbeingcompliedwith,in shouldbeentirelyfreefromdebt theboxwasfoundthe"bellofthe binhewasgladtosaytheirclitircl!will"ofwhichhisancestorshaet owingtothemunificenceoftheirbe..beenguardians.Thebellwassold nefactor,wouldbeconsecrated,inatoDr.Todd.ofTrinityCollege,Du- shorttime,andthebellwhichheblin,for£50,andhisexecutorssold wasabouttoblessmustbeinitsittotheRoyalIrishAcademyfor

orationandesteeminwhichhewas heldbyhispeople.Returningto thesubjectofbells,theveryrev. eneachersaidtheywereutilisedby theHebrews.Egyptians,andpagan Romansforthepurpose'ofcallingwhichwouldresoundamongthesur- thepeopletogetherforpublicwoe-roundinghills,tollingtheAngelusor ship,buttheiruseinChristianchum-callingthepeopletogetherforpray- citesdidnotgobackbeyondtheer. Whenthathellranghehoped reignofConstantinetheGreat,whothepeoplewouldconsideritas diedintheyear337.Duringtne V persecutions,itwas,ofcourseim- THEOICEOFGOD possibletocallthefaithfultopray-asthevanoftheirgoodpriesttel'erbyanysignalwhichwouldattractlingthemthatMasswasaboutto notice.Theuseofbellsspreadon-becelebrated.Letthemobeythe lyinthetimeofSt.lea.ulinus,Bis-bellwhenitcalledthemtoMass; hopofNola,butthecustomofLetthew',heyit.whenitcalled "blessing,"orasitwaspopularlythemtoBenedictionortheRosary. called,"baptisinghells,"onlywentItwouldremindthemofthegreat hacktotheyear750. OriginallelastSignalwhosesoundwouldnot churchhellswereverysmall,arelheboundbynarrowlimits.whose largeonesofcastmetalfirstappear-soundwouldbeheardthroughoutthe edinthe1tthand12thcenturies-wholeworldasoundnotfroman thoseofthegreatestsizebeingininstrumentmadebyman,butthe the15thcentury.Inthelothcen-lastgreattrumpetsoundcallingthe turythecustombeganofgivingbellewholeworldtojudgment,raisingthe names.InCelticlandsanextremedeedfromtheirnamelessgraves,and dinaryimportancewasattachedtothosewhoseboneslieatthebotbelle-calledintheIrishform"clog"tornofthesea,:callinguponthemto -theword'wastobefoundinthecomeforth,assumetheirbodies,and RookofArmen,"andwasiteelbyassembleintheValleyofdehosopAdatimaninhislifeofSt.Columba.hat.Happywoulditbeforthose writtenaboust68e.Alargenumberwhoattendedtothesoundofthe oftheseancientbellsusedinCelticbellwhentheywerealivebuthow lands,morethan60inall-themai-differentwoulditheforthosewho. oritybeingIrish-werestillinexist-hadlistenedandhadnotobeyed. ence,manyofthembeingreportedtoHehopedandprayedthatallthe peopleofthatparishwouldbeamong thechosenonthatfinal,day. Afterthesermon,whichwascloselyfollowed,aprocessionwasformed andheadedbyacross-hearer,acolytes,CanonRice,FatherO'Connor. FatherMurtagh,C.C.,'Lessem.and' Rev.M.T.a"erty,C.C.,T.00p.Moneymore,itwendeditswayalongthe roadtothesiteofthenewchurch, theLitanyoftheBlessedVirginbeingsungenroute. Onarrivalatthechurch',Canon Riceandtheotherpriestsascended' thetemporaryplatformerectedat themainentrancetothechurch',abovewhichtilebellwasswunfr.rtivingchantedseveralpsalms,theCanonsprinkledthebellwiththeasperter"baptising"itunderthetitleof ens.afterwardsincensingit,andatSt.Matthew,MasterCharles'Doris. sonofMr.JohnDoris,J.P.,Rock. andGrandsonofMr.Corrbeingsponsor,theceremonyconcluded,andthe' bellwastolledforthefirsttime.

ARealYaskee.

Theguidewasshowingapartyof touriststhetombofNapoleon. "Thisimmensesarcophagusweighs fortytons.Inside-thereisasteel caseweighingtwelvetons,andinsideofthataleadencaskethermeticallysealed.TnthatresttheremainsofNapoleon."AnAmerican interruptedtheguide."Wall,"he said,"Iguess,you'vegotNapoleon allright.Ifheevergetsoutcableme,atmyexpense"

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"Mamma,ourteachersaysIam descendedfromamonkey." I-lismother(glancingseverelyat herhusband)-Notonmyside,darling.

II21)71.-Electro-PlatedandEmbossed JewelBox,£15s.,others,14s. 6.,15s.6d.,17s.6d.,25s.to £310s.

No.G395;).-Silver-platedSugarand Cram, and£12s.6d.

6644.-9et. GoldCross, 9/6.,others 3/3to£5.

Child'sElectro-PlatedCans,4/-.,'5/6, 7/6to18/6.SterlingSilver,£1 5s.to£315s.

Pearl Purse,£215s.; SetBrooch,£15s. 15ct.Gold,£4 15s.

ZealandGreenstoneBrooch,El

-9ct. GoldandPearl andSapphireset Pendant. £1

No.340.-Silver-plated2BottleInk- stand.nicelyChasedSwan,Emu,orKangarooCentre,£215s.

No.G4790.-VeryhandsomePolishedF670.-9ctGold 9ct.Goldand EnglishOakLiquorFrame,withGent'sLocket. Engraved 3fineGlassBottlesandPatent£115s..others Locket,£11716 Lock,23/10/-. from18/6to£5

longMull Chains, Oct.Gold £27s6d. to£4. 15ctGold to£16 10s.

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No.'E7849,-SilverplatedEgliBoiler fortheTable.Eggs cookedbythesteam Fullinstructions witheach,21/7/S

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Shemaylookaftertheflowers,shemay even,ifshehasdomesticatedtastes,spend anoccasionalmorningmakingcakesinthe kitchen.But,-honestlyspeaking,shedoes not-dotwohourssolidworkintwentyfour. Whatistheresult!Ifsheisanintelligentgirlsireisboredandtiredandsick 4,fitallwithinsixmonths,andifshedoes notfulfilherdestinyandsatisfytheexpectationsofherfamilybygettingen-gagedinayearortwoshegraduallydegeneratesintoawhining,disappointedwoman whoismoreorlessailing.Becausework, andplentyofit,isessentialtohealth,the girlorwomanwithnothingtodo,nodefiniteaiminlifeis,otherthingsbeing equal,lesstineawomanthanthegirls withplentyofwork.

Girlswhohavetoworkforaliving,or whoseparents'incomerequiresthemto spendaconsiderableportionoftheday athouseholdtasks,arehappierbecause theyhaveregularwork,whiohmustbe done,andtheyhavenotimeformorbid repiningsandself-analysis.Lackofwork isattherootoftherestlessnessanddiscontentofallwomenwhosesole°couptioninlifeisself-amusement.Itisthe explanationoftheboredomofthematron withawell-traineddomesticstaff,afull purseandasmallfamily.

Thepeoplewhoarecompelledtowork inthisworld,thewomenwithdomestic cares,withheapsofstockingstomend, andchildrentoconsider,areneverbored. Thebusinessgirlmaybeoverworkedand anxious,butsheknowsnothingoftheawfuldrearinessoftryingtofilllongempty dayswithpettytriflingdoings,whichis thefateofthewoman-Whosepathinlife issmoothedbyanabundanceoftimeand money.

Thosewhoworkhardasethehappiest, althoughtheymaynotknowit.Workis thebestantidotetoworry,thesurestcure foxboredomandsatiety.Itisthegrand panacea,theuniversalanodyne.Itis bettertobeoverworkedthantohavetoo littletodo.Whenhandsandbrainsare occupied,wehavenotimetothinkabout imaginarygrievances,ortobroodoverreal tiroable.

\Yorkisoneoftheblessingsofthislife, althoughwearefartooapttoregarditae somuohdrudgery.Sometimeswedespise theworkwehavetodo,becauseitseems setinanarrowgrove,unworthyofour bestefforts.Butthereissomething nobleinallhonestlabor,whetherofthe handsorthehead.

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Thepoorarealwayswithus.thereis avastarmyofsickandfriendlesswaiting tobehelped.Theworkofsocialameliorationamongwomenandohildrenisworationamongwomenandchildreniswomanyothercharitableandusefulassociationsarecryingoutforworkers,while hundredsofgirlssitathomewithfolded hands.wonderingwhattheywilldoto passthetime.

Iftheywouldonlytrytoworkthe hourswouldpassspeedilyenough,and theywouldfind,incidentally.happiness andself-respect.Itisworkthatkeepsa womanyoungandfreshandhappy;itis theknowledgeofworkwelldonewhich makesonefeelofsomeuseandconsequencetootherpeople-notauselessbit-of femininity.butawomanwithanicheto fillasphereinlife.

InterestingInterviewwithDr.Todd, InspectorofCatholicSchools,on theProposedStateSecondarySchool andUniversity.

TheDoctorAbsolutely

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IhavecalledtoaskyouDoctor haveyoureadthereportsofHeads oftheEducationalDepartmentand toaskyoudoyouagreewithMr. WilsonandMr.Andrewsastothe urgentneedofestablishingStateSecondarySchools/

Yes,IhavereadverycarefullyeverylineinthereportsandIdonot agreewiththem.

Onwhatgrounds? Iconsider thesereportsasacleverbitofspecialpleadingtogetparliamentarysupportforacourseofactionreallydecideduponsometimeage;toshow thatallourSecondarySchoolsfall farawayfromtheidealSecondary Schoolasitexistsinthemindof Mr.Andrewa,andtoprovideatthe publiccostinPerthofNurseriesfor theTechnicalSchoolandTraining College.Thatisquiteplain,asMr. Andrewswrites"Properco-ordiaationimpliessomecommonauthority; ifprimarySchoolsaretohesuiteh-

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wouldreallymeantamperingwith ourwell-establishedPrimarySchool System,and'letwellaloneinthis instanceisagoodmotto.No.3is whatMessrs.WilsonandAndrews aremostlikelytoadopt. Mr. Andrewshasclearlyshownus theexistingSecondarySchools' arenotwhathewants.He want'sScienceSchools-thatishis idealSecondarySchool.,Sciencemust holdfirstplace,theteachingofall othersubjectsmustrankassubordinatetotheteachingofScience.And givenafreehandbytheGovernment Mr.Andrewswillformhisconnecting link,forgingitonhisowndesign. betweenthePrimarySchoolandthe TechnicalSchool.

WellDoctor,whatareyourviewsas totheeducationalneedsoftheState?, Iwillsumthemupthus(a)ExpandthePrimarysystemtothemost remote,inhabitedpartofthe State.Betterwillitproveinthe end,thatthechildrenoftheworkersinthehackblocksgetaplimary educationtitianthatafewchildrenof thewell-to-doshouldgetaHigh Schooleducation.Thegreatestgood ofthegreatestnumbershouldrulein Educati.unalmatters-.(la)Found theUniversityofW.A.assoonaspossible.Thecostofthebuildingand equipmentofMr.Andrew'sidealSecondarySchoolwillprovidesuitable buildingfortheUniversity.The costoffivechairswillnotexceed orgreatlyexceedthecostofthe stafffoetheSecondarySchooland feeswill,evenatAdelaide'srate greatlylessenthecostofthechairs totheGovernmeet.Thechairsto beestablishedmightbe(1)MathematicsandExperimentalPhysicsC!) ChemistryandAssaying,(3)Mining, Engineering(4)Agriculture,(5)Nat-

IfMr.AndrewshadtoldustheprojectedSecondarySchool.isdesigned toaidstedentsingainingaUniversitydegree-inourownUniversityof W.A.,Twouldhavethoughtmore favourablyofthescheme.buthehas 'lylinkedtoSecondarySchoolsanddistinctlytoldushisnewSchoolis theseinturntoTechnicalSchoolsdesignedtopushtheinterestsofthe andaTTniversity,theStatecannotTechnicalSchoolTrainingCollege. .concernitselfonlywiththelowerWilltheSecondarySchool free'oralScience-Geology,Mineralogy, andhigherportions,andleavetheIfnotthenthehoesandgirlswhoBotany.Biology.and "eaa

lasttochance."Mr.Andrefessta-donothavefreeplaces-ScholarshipssixthchairmightOided(6)Modthatthereis"acomplete-willhavetopay.ThenewSchool languagesandLiterature.fc) Subsidisetheexisting 4Secondary our"StatethatdependssolargelysweattheexistingSchools.I Schoolsfor:boytotheextentof ingandequippingScienceLabor

leekofScientifieeducation"existsinwillnothelpthepoor.Itwill onminingandagriculture"isfarconvinceditwillbecomeaStateentoosweeping.thoughhesnayhavedowmentforparentswhocanwell 'farrowedtheconnotationoftheaffordtopayfortheeducationof termsheusestopracticalscientifictheirchildren. Theworkingclasa workinlaboratories.Thereisawillnotgive41muchfavour.It goodworkdoneinthisStateinwhateetensinconsistent,too,tocondemn mayhecalledArithmeticalPhysics.theexistingSchoolsto-day,after TheTechnicalSchool'saffiliationhaving.establishedScholarshipsand withtheAdelaideUniversityhasmadePaidawaylargesumstostudentsfor itpossiblesinceWSforastudentatyearswhogainedthem,thussupporthatSchooltotakethefullcoursetineSete-viewhicharenotcounted foraSciencedegree-B.Sc.,andofSecondary.onlyinname. oftheprescribedsubjectsforthatde.Haveyouanyideaofthecostof gree,fullyonehalfofthemdonotaStateSecondarySchool?No requirepracticalworkinalaborato-letit.ishoundtorunintoefigures, rv.TfMrAndrewswouldexamineThecostoffurnishing,aSchoolwith timequestionssetinT.O.D.formod-allnecessaryequipment.laboratories. eratershipsinExperimentalScience,etc.,willnotrunfarshortoftwo andinNaturalScience,Engineeringtlionsandpotinds.Thebuildingwill

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Flowersmaybepreservedquitefiesta foraveraweekbyplumingtheminwater, inwhichcarbonateofsodahasbeendissolved.Fadedflowers,exceptthemost delicatevarietiesmayberestoredby puttingthestemsintoveryhotwater.The watershouldcome,atleast,halfwayup onthestems.Letthemstandinthisuntilthewatercools,oruntiltheyhaverevived.Thencutofftheendofthestems, andplacethedowersincool,clearwater.

FORCONTINUEDHAPPINESS.

Notonlysometimes,butveryoften, youngpeopleappeartofancythatmarriagewillgivethemthathappinesswhich finishesallfairytales-andtheylivedhappilyforeverafterwards.

Asamatteroffact,marriagealonecannotguaranteethis.Marriageisbutthe beginningofafuller,ba'oader,morestrenouslife,inwhiohthetwomustcarveout theirownlife.whetherforwealowwoe; mustseek"tweeandpursueit,"elsethey mayfindstrivespringingupintheir pathway.

Thosewhowouldbehappyinmarried lifemustacquiretheconstanthabitof patience,continuanceinwell-doing,in bearingandforbeariug,inbelievingthe beet,withthelovewhichischaritythat "neverfitileth.'AtSeinequaintold writersaid:"Newlymarriedpeople shouldburntipinthefireoftheirardent 'affectionalllittlewayswhicharedee agreeabletoeachother,"

atoriees.ReducethevalueoftheexistingUniversityScholarshipstoLen each,whichwouldtripletheirnumber,andestablishmoreSecondary SchoolScholarshipsoflesservalue. ThecoursessetbytheSenateProfessorsintheUniversitywoulddecidethelinesofteachingintheSchools.TheGovernment havingassistedthrSchoolstostart fair.mightleavethemtoworkout theirownsalvation.

(d)WhatIsuggestin(c)forboys shouldalsohedoneforgirls.The Governmentcouldselectthreeor tour,ofthe"so-calledSecon4ary Schools"forgirls,subsidisethemto theextentofcostandproperequipSchoolfordegree-hewillseethateastasmuchastheTrainingCol-mete,andestablishScholarships,for 'ArithmeticalPhysicsmustholdalege.muchninTe.asitwillhavetoteem. prominentplaceinallScientifictea-accommodate,ifMr.Andrew'pexPecching.Ifstifferexaminationseretationsarerealised,amuchlarger heldonNaturalScienceaselsewherenumberofstudents.Astoitsstall Iwouldliketoseethepapers.FairthememberswillhavetobeimportattentionispaidtoArithmeticaled,theycermethefoundinthePri PhysicsireeverySchool,ThatisinmareSehinols.endthenumberonflue realityaSecondarySchool.AndifstaffofaSecondarySchoolwill0 thissubjectisnottaughtliptothenecessitybetwoorthreetimesTare idealofMr.AndrewslettheGovern-erthanthenumberre-miredrot-aeh mentsubsidisetheexistingSeconds-thesametvimeerofchildrenina rySchoolsandletthbmearn'irenrimareSchool..endtheInspectors subsidyby(a)TeachingArithmeticalfel'pi-fleetedSecondarySchoolwill PhysicsGOBysendingtheirpupilshavetobeimportedalso,sothat topracticalworkinthelaboratorytheannualcostofstaffwillruninto oftheTechnicalSchools. thousands.Menwhoarefirst-class-. InmyjudementitworldhebettermenofthetypeofMessrs.Allenand tofoundourownUniversityandeliteBona-willbethetypeMr.Andrews a'diaetheexistingSecondarySchoolswilllookfor,andtheywillnotcome Verntoembarkjustnowentheea-toworkboreforbluesalaryofPeimtaelishmentofaStateSecondaryarySchoolTeachers-SoaStatsSecchnol. SchoolwillswelltheGovern WiestininnthinkofMr.Andrea'smentment'sEducationalGrantisyat "ProvisionofFurtherFacilities,"leastfivethousandayearforsalarhis"threemethods." iesalone. havejustReidTaminfa-earofWell.doyoucountaSecondary eubsidisinetheevictingSciureSc.ISchoolafadoftheEducationalDedonotthinkthatteeCloeseeneeetpertinent? willeeestetsethem.tl'em'willWiveNo.Thavetoomuchrespectfoe MostlikelytofeesenoutcryaeaiestMr.AndrewsasanEducationistto setwidisineaCatholic,e11.,-.; filosayso.Iknowheisanableman, thetiswhatGovernmentboanetacapableorganiser,anExpertin desire,soNo.Imarbesetaside.AsEducation,andanyprojectofhis toNo.2,itmaralsolea4-asideasiswellsupportedbyargument,from thebeillineaoresisalsentesestee,hissiandpoint,andanythinghesays andcfrnendsofmoatoftheCityonthesubjectofeducationalwaysreSet--esaretoosmalltoadmitofcarvesmybestattention.Isimply on,furtherenereerementforhuildim.fee,IdonotagreewithhisopinAndevenwerethisnotso.thisexpelions.renecessityofaStateSeCondarimeetwouldheacectieen, nv,4rySchool.

Thenyou,Dr.,wouldcuttheTechnicalSchooloutofMr.Andrew's linkingupofSchools.

Yes.ep-to-date,ithastriedto workonlinesofTechnicalSchool, andaPreparatorySch'onlforthe VielailleUniversity.Whatitsreal valueisasaTechnicalSchoolIdo notknow. AsaSchoolaffiliated withtheUniversityithasnorecord atall-Itisinexistenceqyears.I think,thelastreportthatIhave seenisfor1906.TheTechnical SchoolsecuredourpassinMathemas ticsforB.A.(AdelaideUniversity), andonepassinMathematics'applied (HigherPublic).PrivateTeachers. andeven"se-called.Secondary Schools"forgirlshavebeatenthat recordbyleagues.Myexperienceof SchoolsteachesmethatSecondary SchoolstinnotfeedTechnicalSchools hutdofeedtheUniversities,andthat TechnicalSchoolsdonotfeedUniversities,butareutilisedbythose whoaretohethecraftsmenofthe land.Iwouldgladlyseethemwidelvattended; butletthemdotheir ownwork.AsforfeedingtheTrainineCollegeMr.Andrewshesoneof hisownidealSecondary'Schoolsin Claremont.Hecan,withtheGovernmentpurseathishack,draftcandidatesfortheteachingprofessionin_ toit,forsuchtimeasmayhenecessarytopreparethemtopassthe collegeEntranceExam.

TheWeasel.

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Theweaselisoneofthebesthate ridmembersofthevermintribe. Whohasagoodwordforthe"puir neething?"Likeaflashofgold andblackandwhite.delicatelyblended,silentlydarts"acrossthecounetryroad,ortherideint-tlferwood. Again,ithustlesinandoutofthe hedgessoquicklyastoresemblea momentarysmudge. Ihaveseen manyaweaselboltfromaholeand acornrick,butThaveneverseen onekilledwithastick,norhaveI evercomeacrossadogquickenoughtosnapthelittlecreatureup.

IDeadlyRider.

lia\eyoueverseenitthrougha powerfulfieldglass.crossingameadowofasummer'seveningonthe scentoffirerralteit?Atfirstitliterallygallopsalongatanastonishingrate.Atsoon,howeverasit catchesaglimpseofitspreyitis downastintonitsbellyastheproerbialpancake,coveringthereMeeenedistanceinspasmodicleaps. Fin:eiyithurlsitselfontherabbits back.andburiesitsteeth.whichare setsharplytogetherandareassharp asthesharpestneedles.inthevietinesneck. Whatartificesbunny mayemploytotryandriditselfof itsileidlyrider,whoseweightitwill barelyfeel.butwhoseteethand clanswillgripitlikeaspikedeke! Itreiyrolloverandover,spring hieliintheair.rushthroughthe thiceetsandinandoutoftheburroes.But.dowhatitwill,itwill tsteeerereywasted.Thechances arehowever.thatterrifiedtoshipeffee'enthecreaturewillofferno ri-siee!ece.betsquattinglow,with eds..Ledhackandbrowneyesbulge .inequiveringineverymuscle andere,.cptietlysufferitslife bleeetobedrained.

OntheTrailoftheRat

Theweaselisnotgrevariousinits habit:,routinaccordancewiththe saeinewhichtellsusthatitisthe excel,* thatprovestherule,it willoccasionallyassembleinsmall packseffromsixtoaboutadozen, andeloutOtthuntingexpeditions. Oilerrelieswillhecoveredinthe Wereofgfewdays,whiletheverminwillgivetongueandbehavein noothermannerthanasapackof highlytrainedhounds.Onthetrail offlayrattheweaselisevercautiousandslowmoving.For.strong andfearlessasthelittlething-V itspresenceduesnotterrifytherat toas':toofimmovablestupidity. Nosoonerdoesthelatter'skeen nos,ielstellit.thatMr.Weaselison itstrecethatitisrunning"like mad:''thatistoSay,unlessit'tapperstobeafemalewithyoung. Putr:nitneversofast.theweasel ispresing.ithardinnotime.Up anddowntheleelgerow,intotheburrowseyoneholeandoutbyanother,thepairettadlyrace,theweaselswiftoffont,theratslowin Comparison,andclumsywithal,the formerendeavouringtobringtherat toclosequarters,thelatterstraininglimbandbraintomakegoodan escape.Atlength,overcomebyexhaustionauntterrorthe.ratacknowledgesitselfpracticallyvanquished -'bysuddenlyturning,and,withupliftedtail,upturnedgums,andarched back,facingitsnowcertainlyunconquerablefoe,sqealingpitifully.No fightworthyofthenamefollows. Nothesitatingforasinglemoment, theweasel"rushesin,"andseizing itsvictimbythethroat,thetwolie lockedtogether,motionlessandsilent -thatis.saveforthesoundofthe weaseldrinkingtherat'sblood.

FemininePluck

fiercelytothehitterend. Asshe lieswithininherburrowwithher littleblind,pink-skinnedoft-springthe weaseldoesnotrushinupuuherand trytotakeherbysurprise,That wouldbeanimpossibility.Iten torstheholewiththegreatestcaution,andstealth.Butrarelyindeed hasitadvancedmorethanaiewMathesbeforeitseesMrs.Rat,halfsquea,ing,halfgrowling,coiningforwardtomeetit.Theweatee,however,doesnutbegintheattackthe ratoveranxiousforthesafetyof herfamily,isalwaystheaggressor. Againandagainshedartsatthe weasel'sthroat.Thelatter,consciousofiessuperiority,receivesthe attackswithasullennessandanair ofindifference.nimblydodgingand drawingback,

BeadsofFire

Butdodgeitneverso(lute.lynot forthesmallestfractionofasecond doesthecreatureevertakeitseyes, whichinthedarknessoftheburrow andthenightresembletwosmall headsoftire,offitsfrightenedfrenzied,inferiorantagonist.Itwould hefataltodoso.Patientlyand keenlyitiswatchingforitsopportu- nity,whichneverfailstocome.The ratdartsagainandagain,andyetagain,herrageincreasingwitheach attack.Atlastprovokedbeyondenduranceatfindingherselfunableto eitherclosewithherfoe,orruffleits temper,sheliterallythrowsherselt betweenitsteeth,gnashingmadly andSquealinghorribly.Whatisthe result?Quickerthanthe'lightning scudsacrosstheplain,theweasel's teetharemeetingintherat'sthroat. Loudlytherodentscreams,anddesperatelyshewrithesandstruggles. Inlessthanfiveminutes,however, sheisasdeadastheproverbialdoor nail.andherbloodhasbeendrunk. Rutnotasyetistheweasel'sthirst satisfied.Deeplyandquickly't dipsintotheburrowtomakea searchforitsvictim'sfamily. All themitesnakedandsuchbabies,as theyarehavefled.Someareshiveringamongstthedecayingleavesin thehedgerow,somehavecrepteat:ey intothemoistfieldssomehaveslipTeelintoamole'spipe.Butquickly allarediscovered,andinturnall stifferthefateoftheirhapfessparent.Thenupintothehedgesthe weaerenimblyrunsandattacksthe smallbirdsasleepwiththeirheads beneaththeirwings. Almostevery smallcreatureistheweasel'spr'y. lintratsandmiceinparticular.Ire deed,ithasbeenknowntoevenattackandkillthehedgehog.

DAYSTHATARENOMORE.

Teare,idlewars,Iknownot,whatthey mean Tearsfromthedepthofsinedivinedevils Risetotheheart,andgathertotheeyes, Inlookingonteahappyautumnfields, Andthinkingofthedaysthatareno more.

Freshasthethatbeamglittekikgona sail, Thatbringsourfriendsupfromtheunderworld, Salasthelastwhichreddensoverone Illatsinks,withallwelovebelowthe verge, Sosad,sofresh,thedaysthatareno more.

Ah,sadandstrange,asindarksummer dawns

Theearliestpipeofhalf-awaken'dbrids

Todyingears,whenuntodyingeyes

Thecasementslowlygrowsaglimmering square, Soead,sostrange,thedaysthatareno mere.

Dearasremember'dkissesafterdeath, Andsweetasthosebyhopelessfancy feign'd Onlipsthatareforothers;deepaslove Deepasfirstlove,andwildwithallregret. Oh,deathinlife,thedaysthatareno - more.

Therodentwithyounginvariably preseitsaholderfront,andfights -Tennyson.

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Thefollowinginterestingandmoat devotionalhymnstothe"MostPreciousBlood"havebeensentusfor publication.Thecollaborator,to whomweareindebtedsaysthathe metseveralexemplaryCatholicswho (liketheearlyChristianshadnotevenheardiftherewereaHolyGhost). hadneverheardofHymnstoft PreciousBlood.Inourlastissuewe hadasplendidarticleonthePreciousBloodandinthisweek'sissue lenthesamebeautifulsubject,the samedoctrineisexpressedinverse Wearehopefulthatsomeofourreadersrevfindsufficientinterestin thesubjecttomakethemlookup theirhooksforotherhymnsonthe PreciousBloodwhichifforwardedto ns.weshallpublish.

Itisourintentiontoopenacolumninthe"Record"forthepublicationofAustrallatVerse.Wefeel quitesurethatweshallreceivegood specimens.

"HAILJESUS,HAIL."

(F.W.Faber).

HailJesus, ! whoformysake

Sweet1,lnorlfromMary'sveinsdidst take, Andsheditallforme BlessedhemySaviour'sblood Mylife,mylight,myonlygoad, ToallEternity.

Toreadersagesletuspraise ThePrelousBloodwhosepricecould raise Theworldfromwrathandsin; Whosestreamsourinwardthirstappease 'Andhealthesinner'sworstdisease, Ifhehutbathetherein.

0SweetestBlondthatcanimplore PardonofCodendHeavenrestore, The)leavenwhichsinhadlost WhileAbel'sbloodforvengeance plead's WhatJestsshedstillintereedee, ForthosewhowrongHimmost.

0,tobesprinkledfromthewells, OfChrist'sownSacredBloodexcels Earth'sbestandbiehestbliss TheMinistersofwrathDivine,

Hurtnotthehappyheartsthatshine WiththosereddropsofHis.

Ah,thereisjoyamidtheSaints, AndHellsdespairingcouragefaints Whenthissweetsongweraise. Oh,louderthen,andlouderstill Earthwithonemightychorusfill, ThePreciousBloodtoPraise. HereisanotherbyFatherFaber

T.

BloodisthepriceofHeaven, Allsinthatpriceexceeds, Oh,cometobe.forgiven, Hebleeds,mySaviourbleeds,

IT. undertheOlivehoughs FallinglikeRubybeads, Theblooddropsfromhisbrows, Hebleeds,mySaviourbleeds!

Whilethefiercescourgesfall

ThePreciousBloodstillpleads, InfrontofPilate'shall liebleeds,mySaviourbleeds

TV.

Bearingthefatalwood, Thecrimsonfountainspeeds Seehowit,tricklesdown. Ilebleeds,mySaviourbleeds

V.

Bemir,thefatalrood. HisBandofSaintsHeleads, MarkingthewaywithBlood, Hebleeds,mySaviourbleeds!

VI.

OnCalvaryHisshame WithBloodstillintercedes, Hie()neewoundsproclaim, Hebleeds,mySaviourbleeds.

VII.

Ilehangsuponthetree, Hangsthereformymisdeeds, HeshedsHisbloodforme, Hebleeds,mySaviourbleeds

VIII.

Hisbloodisflowingstill, Mythirstysoulitfeeds Helets'medrinkmyfill, Hebleeds,.mySaviourBleeds "GI.ORYBETOJESUS." (E.Caswell).

GlorybetoJesus,whoinbitter pains

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PouredformeHislife-BloodfromHie SacredVeins GraceandlifeEternal,inthatBlood Ifind,

BlestbeHisBompassioninfinitely kind! Chorus,Liftyethenyourvoices; Swellthe'mightyflood, Louderstillandlouder PraisethePreciousBlood II.

Blestthro'endlessages,bethePreciousstream, Whichfromendlesstormentdoesthe worldredeem, Herethefaintingspiritdrinksoflife herfill, Thereasinafountain,leavesherself atwill.

Oh.theBloodofJesus,soothesthe Father'sires, Ope'sthesateofHeaven;quellsEternalfire. Abel'sBloodforvengenancepleaded totheskies; ButtheBloodof.Jesusforourpardoncries.

IV.

Oftasitissprinkledonourguilty. hearts, Sataninconfusion,terror-struckdeparts Oftasearthexultingwaftsitspraise onhis, Hell,withterrortrembles,Heavenis filledwithjoy.

Thefollowinghymntothe"Wounds ofOurLord"maybefoundinthe ParochialHymnBook(Burnsand Oates).

Hailwoundswhichthre'Eternal years.theloveofJesusshow, Hailwoundsfromwhenceencrimsonedrillsofbloodforeverflow, MorepreciousthanthegemsofInd, thanallthestarsmorefair, Norhoneycomb,norfragrantrose, canoncewithyoucompare.

II.

Mr&youisopenedtooursoulsa refugesafeandcalm, Whithernoragingenemycanreach toworkusharm, WhatcountlessstrivesdidChristreceive,nakedinPilate'shall

FromHistornfleshwhatstreams ofblooddidallaroundITimfall

Howdoththeensauguinedthorny crown,thatbeauteousbrowtranspierceI Howdothenailsthosehandsand feet,contractwithtorturesfierceI HebowsHishead,andforthatlast Hislovingspiritsoars YetevenafterDeath,Hisheartfor usintributepours.

BeneaththewinepressofGod's wrath,HisbloodforusHe.drains, TillforHimself,0,wondrouslovet nosingledropremains. 0comeallye,inwhomarefixedthe deadlystainsofsin! Come,washinthisall-savingblood, andyeshallbemadeclean.

Ishouldliketoknowwherethe musicofthishymnmaybefound. Themusicfortheotherthreeiscon- tainedinSt.Patrick'sHymnBook, published1,yBrownandNolan,Dub- lin.

But,evenapartfrommusic,hymns areoftentimesagreathelntodevo- tion.Agoodandsimplearranget mentofwordsiseasilyretainedin thememory.Ihavesometimesmet peopleofstirlingfaithwhosebest andmostcherishedprayersarein rhymeandwhilerecitingthesesnatchesofhymns,theyseemtofeelthe grandtruthofsomegreatdoctrine. ItisonthisaccountthatIhavecopiedoutthosefewhymnsforthe "Record." Tfonesimplesoulcom- mitstomemoryafewlinesofthese hymnsinTtonottroftheMostPre- HolsBlood,andrecitesthemasa littleDrayer.Tshallbesatisfied.T shallbeeretefulifan"readerofthe "Record"caninformmeofanyot!An'simplehymnstotheMostPreciousBlood.

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Agentlemanwanonedayrelating toaQuakerataleofdeepdistress, andconcludedbysaying:."IcouldTintbutfeelforhim." "Verily,fri,ne,"repliedtheQuaker,"thou,didstrightinthatthou didstfeelforthyneighbour,but' didstthoufeelintherightplace? Didstthoufeelinthypocket?"

SATURDAY,AUGUSTz,1908.

DiocesanNews

cALENDAR.

Augustend-VIIISundayafterPencost. St.StephenI. Popeand Martyr.

monday3rd-FindingoftheBodyof St.Stepnen(FirstMartyr) Tueshay4th-e-St.Dominic*Cenfessor) .Wednesday5th-DedicationofOtir LadyofSnot,. Thursday6th-Transfigurationofour DivineLord.

Friday7th-St.Cajetan(Confessor) Saturday8th-VigilofSt.Laurence FeastofSt.Cyriacusand Companions,Martyrs.

AnniversarySundayinCoolgardie.TheVery Rev.Father Murray,superioroftheRedemptoristOrderinW.A..onlastSundayweekconductedtheanniversary servieesatSt.Mary'sChard',Coolgardie. InthemorningtheRev. FatherpreachedontheHolySacrificeoftheMass.takinghistextfrom theprophetMalachy:"Fromthe risingofthesun,tothegoinedown thereof,thereisofferedtoMyname acleanablation."Intheevening

street)-Theydesiretoacknowledge generousparcelsfriesMrs,.McGrath *nthMrs.Melcathy. - ; ;

eAgroupoftravellersrammingfrom theirasceesismehVesuvius,stopped ataninnbseleroad.Befosetakingtheirmeettheywishedtowasl theirhands.Theheetesshastened 10complywiththeirrequest.But asshenoticedthatOne.amengst them.wasapriestshedith,notwant himtousethetowelthathidbeen usedbyall,theothers. "Please, Father."shesaid,'tGiveitbackto me,itisnotmeetthatthefingers whichholdtheBodyofJesus('heist hewipedwiththiscoaese Uponthisshe*quicklywenttothe cupboard,whenceshebroughtapiece offineembroideredmuslin,whichshe tenderedtoherpriestlyguest.The foregoingincidentrelatedinEmmanuel,recallstheaction oneofthe saints,St.'Theresa.ifweremember rightly,whowhenapriestdesiredt,, washhishandsbroeslithimabasin ofperfumedwater,givingtheeel's samereasonforheractasdid'the goodwomanoftheItalianinn.Her. wehavethereasonoftheCatholic's profoundreverenceforthepersonof Christ'sminister,Nothingistoo goadforthepriest,becauseheisan sealterChristus.""Iliketoshake thelewdofagoodpriest,"saida

nottheteachersintheSlate,tintries.Wehidourdistinguishedvial- evenifithadtheinstitutionwouldtoraheartywelcometoWestAtm- bemerelya'WhileEleplutid TheMilleandtrustthathisstayam- "WestAustralian ofafewdays;vestesmayprovebothwoefuland agethree/coldWitteron propos-'agreeabletoallconcerned. edscheme.firstonthesenseof Fspeciallydowehopethatour10 necessarytep'Where,shorties.,ascalChristianBrothers'College,Perth anattetrietto'killtheprestestSecondarySchools,andthirdly.onthe consequencesofsuchai,sstablishment whichwe'd('tiebrittheieer,inniegof asystem.,fSondemSchoolsin willupholditshighprestigeattd copeforthfromthepresentordeal asitaidenformeroccasionsasthe firstofitskindinAustralasia.

eICoLLEC.TIONFOR.T.T-ANEW everytare,centre.sfth`fate,anal NOVITIATEOFTHECHRISTIAN !MOTHERS.

finallyae,ellattici,Ibloc'<tothees- taisismeentefaUniversity. Dr. Todd.isnoirh'nierdstiniteinhie points.andinatleitienSegivesmost valet-0,1erite",'''teethwhichtheGovernmerteeltheFaucetionafDepiirt- en,1,...110eheconsider.Ate.forthouhliens who uig,ishh-minded` andtalentstothenobleworkof ClivistianEducation.Aloftierdr amoreexcellentstateoflifeitwould indeed,bedifficulttofind.

.StidrewsmaynotliketheDoctor's contentionsbetthatwillnotmilitate againstthe,-valueinconnectionwith aschemewhichinvolvestheexpendi- tureofthousandsofpoundsofpuhlic money.

Theusualmonthlyprocessionin bonneroftheMostBlessedSacramentfatesplaceonnextSunday nightintheCathedral.

* TheVeryRev.Fr.Gibneypaid' shortbusinessvisittoYorkduring thewept:,andreturnedonSaturdae.

TheobjectofIbisnewNovitiate -asbeforeexplained-toprovide properandefficienttrainingCollege'

ofmingledaweandpleasure.Tt seemstomethatasVirtueemanatedfromtheDivinePersonoftheMasterasHewalkedamongmen,puri-

FatherMurray-tookashistextgentlemanrecently."Whenevermy "Watchye.andpray,lestyefallin-handfeelstheclaspofthepriestly totemptation."wordsaddressed.byfingersIexperienceastrangethrill theLordtothedisciplesintawGardenofGethsemane.TheChurch choirwitsassistedbyMrs.Frank Moran.ofKalgoorlie(aformermemberofthechoir),Mr.JimLynch,ofNino.healing,strengthening,somust Boulder,Mrs.Dominisch.andMissHis"'Hsworthyservantdiffusesomething CritchleyAlr. Eastmonattheofthissubtleinfluenceashethreads Ino'cloekmasssang"Naearetle"hisdailywayamongthemultitude. andattheeveningdevotionsMissHowever,itiswithothers,thereis ConnieHannahsang"AveMarie." moretomeinthehandshakeofa Therewereeoodcongregationsatall services,andtheCollectionstakenpriesttitaninthatofotherMon.and, alwaysfeelthebetterefterwarde." upbytheChurchSecretary(Mt.

ConLowry'andthe('hutchTreasurer(Mr.W.Devine)wereverysatis-:MasterHaroldMayer,ofPerth,is pursuinghisstuditsunderthetuition factory,amountingtonearly e ofZaehareeitsch,whowritesthus Theeuchrepartyanddanceconduc-totheyoungviolinist'sfather: tedbyMes.P.McGrath.assistedby"Haroldisdoingvesywell,andhe Mrs.0.Hacdett,ofLucia,andherisgoingtoturnoutafineviolinist, 9isriPT.MissRoberts,onlastTees-IIhoe()hewillbethefinestviolinist dayweek,inaidofSt.Mary'schurchIAustraliaeverproduced."Hecer- realisedthehandsomeclearprofit.oftaints-appearstobeingoodhands, 4:2Sens.6d..whichiseasilyare-forTschaikowskyhasthistosayof elerdfayCoolgardieon2s.tickets,histeacher"Zacharewitschhasa ThatetchnliteelsontesumshouldheIcolossaltalentthateclipsesalleel.nettedafterpayingallexpenses,isabritiesofthetime.Histechnique testimony.notonlyofthepopular-isalmostincretlibleforhimthere ityofthegamewithCoolgardieites.atenodifficulties.Buthehie;es° hetaproofoftheenthusiasmandawarmth,anartistinstinct.hell industryoftheladiesofthcR.C.morestriking. Thesecharacheise Church,whoworksountiringlytoeverynote,everymovementofthe wipeoiltheparishdebt.OnSun--howofthisWitniawski. compare daylast.FatherLynchexplained7.acharewitschtothisimmortalviethatwhereasthedebtafewmonthsHeistbecausesinceWieniawehi, agoonSt.Mary'swas£1,777,ithaveneverheardanythingthatre wasnowreducedtoaboutZe,666.mindsmeofhismagicbow.",' SinceEastertheamountofmoney * raisedbythreeeuchreparties,theOwingtothecontinuedindispeei- tionofHisLordshiptheBishop(wits anniversarysermonbyFatherMurray,andtheordinarymonthlycol-wearegladtoslayisimproving),the C lectionswasrto93s.2d.,andheConfirmationRenouncedtotakePlate sincerer-hopedthatbytheendofonthefirstSundayinAugust,totheyeartheirliabilitywouldbere-morrow)hasbeenpostponed.When ducedbyanotherhundredsothatthetheSacramentcanbeadministered, entertainmentsnextyearmightheWecannotdefinitelysay,butcande devotedexclusivelytoliquidatingthedateswillbedulyapprisedofit, offorweeksbeloreitsadministration. debtonSt.Anthony'sConvent Mercy.

Theladiesmhoforsometimepast havecollectedclothingetc,forthe BeagleBayMission,desireusto statethattheyhavereceivedfrom Rev.MotherAntonioamostgrateful letterofthanksforthelastconsign-snhnentandassuringthedonorsofa dailyremembranceinherprayers. andthoseofthelittle,onesunder hercare.MotherAntonioalsoadds amostferventappealforacontinuanceofthischaritablework somateriallyaidsthesedevotedsisterstoclothetheirlittlecharges comfortably.TneSistersareequallygraiefelforgarmentsforadults therethineseveralwomenandgrown girlsatthe1Miseionwhomtheyare anxiousnottolosesightof. * e s Anyparcelsofelothine,ormaterial forcleavewillhethanl;fulfyreceivedifTom:iviedtothecollectorsat *seWellington-street-(nearLord-

ATlasaaronalargescaleismaterialisinginaiddtheChurchFund Hhelleate

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TheRev.Fr.Verlingisenjoyinga shedholidayhitheSouthWest.

ThecombinedchoirundertheconductorshipofMr.W..1.Westhaven, haditefirstpracticeonlastWednesdaynight. I

ST.JOSEPH'SPRAYERBOOK.

Thecompilerofthisadmirablelittleworkbasreceivedthefollowing, complimentarynotefromazealous Missionarypriest:DearBrother,-Thavehadagood lookatSt.Joseph'sPrayerBook. inmyopinionyoungCatholicswill becomemuch.attaeliedtoit.totheir owngreatspiritualbenefit.lour loneexperienceofreligiouslifehas, helpedvontopickoutwhatallmust admittobedelectablematterfor theheadandfortheheart,. You canrecommendittothosewliohave ordinaryPrayerBooksalready,for ithasmeritenoughtoheusedinpre- ferencetomostofthem.Thefaithfulwhouseitfordailyprayer,in assistingatMass.andespeciallyin preparing,fortheSacraments-notto mentionitsspiritualreadingandadvice-soonbegintofeelareallove forthesedevoutexercises. shallbeverygladtorecommend ittothecongregation;ariawhenit comestoprovidingprizes,St.Joseph'sPrayerBook,shallhavemy hestattention.

Yours,veryfaithfully.

N.N.MissionaryPriest."' faltemme

Thisisbutoneofmaneeoutmendatorylettersreceived.Thebook canbehadfromtineCatholiceook seller.W.P.Lineham,309Little Collins-street,Melbourneisthepub- isher.HesuppliesittoConvents, andtheywillhaveample'timetoandConfraternitieswholesaleat makeallthenecessarypreparations.Ios.6d.,tenshillingsandsixpence, 0 perdozen,deliveredpostfreeinany

TheRenovationcollectionasan-partoftheCommonwealth. nottncedistobetakenupatthe MassesonSundny.

TheannualcollectionfortheGeed ShepherdConventwastakennpat St.Joseph'sChurch.Northam,er lastSunday,anditrealisedasatisfactorysum.

TheTrishImmigrationQuestionis fiercelydiscussedInourcolumnsthis week.

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Titanothercorlemnmaybereada verystrongprotestfromDr.Todd. theInspectorof.('athelicSchoolson theproposedStateSecondarySchool. TtwillbeseenthattheDoctoras anexpertEducationistshowstheab- solutefutilityofsuchaproposalIn practice.TheGovernmenthasnt themoneyforsuchanunnecessary scheme,andevenifithad,ithas it

AVISITORFROMIRELAND.

TheRev.BrotherHennessy,Assis- tanttotheSuperiorGeneralofthe IrishChristianBrothers,hasjust arrivedinFremantle.Hehascome tomakethevisitationofalltheholiesoftheOrderinAustraliasiaand alsotoexaminetheschoolsofthe Brotherhood.Sofaxashehas,gone throughtheseStatesheexpresses himselfwell-pleasedwiththedisciplineandefficiencyoftheschool.; andtheintelligenceofthescholars. ThevisitsofeminentEducationists suchastheRev.BrotherHennessy cannothutheproductiveofgood,in helpingtomakeAustraliabetter knownandherimmenseresourcesletterunderstoodintheHomeConn-

-Referencehasbeenmadetothe- stiblecttheselastfewSundaysat thit',0. nlindevotions intheCathe drat. at.ioins sinaidoftheundertaking havebeenfreelygiveshe-mans;of thepeople,whohavebeencalledup- onforthispurpose.SingleSoling menandwomenwhohavenofixed abode,shouldeithersendbytheir contributionsorforwardtheirad- dresses,sothattheymayhecalled onpersonellybytheCollectorRev. BrotherHughes. Thisisacase wlepreitiallshould helpze- serous!1--111iogives(pile:lygives twice.

THATCoLT)ONTHECHEST.

Peps\reaSireCureAndSafe- guard.

Acoldonthechestisalwaysa seriousmatter.Thepossibilitiesof dangereuedmelopmentsarepractic- allyunlimited.Itmaystartwith aslighthoarsenessandhuskiness,a ticklingcoughinthethroat,ora feelingofheatandsorenessunderthebreastboneandUglinessofthe chest.ButiReverycasethepain andinconveniencearisefromLealin.. Sainationofthetendermucousmem. brave.

Thisinflarnationmayspreadto tinypartofthelungs,asthemucous membraereextendsasacontinuous liningthroughoutthethroat.bronch- ialtubes.nielair-cellsofthelungs. Pleurisy,pneumonia,bronchitis,as- thma.andevenconsumptionitself, allarisefromneglectedorbadly- treatedcoldsonthechest. WithaboxofPepsalwayshandy, youmaydefybronchialcolds.even intheworstweatherforthiswon- derfulmedicineini'elidtabletform givestoneandstrengthtothedeli- catebreathingorgans.Yousimply takea'Pepstabletfromitspreserv- ingwrapper,placeitonthetongue, annbreathedeeplyoftherichmedi- cinalfumeswhichariseasthetab- letcl;ssoives.Inthisuniquefashion apowerfulmedicineisbroughtinto directcontactwitheverypartofthe throat.Leonchialtubesandlungs. Thestreetthingingettingridofa coldistodoitpromptly.Likea fireinashaystack,thesooneritis checkedthelessmischiefitwilldo. AboxofPeps,handyinthehome isworthadozenattheChemists. TheresultofthePepstreatment areimmediate,thoroughandperman- ent.Therearenodrowsydrugsin Pepstocausedangerousreactionandrelapse.Pepssuityoungandold, frailandrobustalike,andaresoldbyallchemistsandstoresatIs. 6d,andRs.perbox.orpostfreefor samepricesfromThePepsPastille Co39PittStreet,Sydney. See tlintyourboxhearsthedistinctive title-Peps.

(luringthemonthofJunetheRail- wayDeeartmentconsumed.onthe variouslines.exclusiveofGeraldton andalsoMidlandworkshops,9,565 tonsofnativeCoaland1,944tensof importer)coal.thepereentaeebeing 8,1,11oftheformerandr6.h9ofthe tatter.1ttheworkshopsthequan- titiesusedwere402tonsoftheim- portedand122tonsofthefecalar- ticle.

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Andnotonlythat,buttheyplainlyandbluntlytelltheCatholicman orwoman-whosmartsunderthe conjugalcontractbywhichtheyare boundtilldeath--thattheyarealai:es andvictimso(anintolerantauthorityofBishopsandprteste-whohave somercyorpity-becausetheyhave severknownthemiseryandanguish thatlifelonghabitationbetweenpersonsofincompatibletemperaments entail.TheywouldhavetheCatholicactastheyact,aweeecausetheir peopledonotrecogniseanyauthority-savethecivilauthority-inthe matteroftheirindulgenceorLend. theyseemhurtthattheCatholic Churchretainstheauthorityoverthe minesandconsciencesofthepeoplewhichitreceivedfrontitsDivine Founder.IftheCatholicChurch wouldd,scend,ifitcouldbeforcedto descendtotheirpractice.their toden!withexisting,circumstancesworldnothesomarked,and theirspiritualauthoritywouldnot appeartobemerelymythical. As thingsare,however.ifournonCatholicfriendswouldbehonestand consisteettheywouldstandinadmirationofthenetitmuleoftheCatholicChurch.andnotassumetherole ofclisserehlersandcritics. Weleavebeenledtomakethese reflectionsfromdiscussionwith nonrethollesandfromthemanner inelvishtheysometimeswriteofour inexorableanti-divorceneinetteee Theseerinciplesarenotnew.The prehibitionofDivorceiscolvalswith theinstitutionsofmarriare. Th'e LordG(.41wh,mademan,madethem meteandfemale,declaredthat "Whatfloebatejoinedtoeether. leteo-mennutasunder."Thisis theeedmet:principleofCatholic enetrineonthispoint. Whenthe Plv-iseeesaidinreply-"Wilythen eelMosescommandtogiveatellof dieerceandtonutshay"-Heremise"BecauseMosesbyreasonof thehardnessreyourheart..nermitteeenetonetawaysenorwiyee. butfrom eeginningitwasnot so." fleenassaeewededucethe eltelicdoctrine:-first,-tinellefifteens al.lesionofGodthebondofmarriage meseindissoluble Secondly,emacseertoftheirhardnessofCeartMosessee-emit-feddivorcetothe.Terns seethirdly.feeDivinesethorof .1,,clirletiem,Lawrennet-methecel eineieosin,initsfellvi-our. en"esereendtheretlielieChime!, 1-,seedAllherHaves-nowclosing2000years.Shehasnevervaried, Sheisasfirmto-dayasatanyPeriodofhercareer.Thoughnations teatweredeartoherheartaswere Fneland.Scotland,Germany,amidtho e'etherlands,havebeenseveredfrom her.thoughherPontiffshavebeen endthoughherchildrenhave beenwrestedbythemillionfrom hermaternalembrace,Shelikethe faithfulmotherthatSheis,haswept indeed,vetthroughhertearshas Shecriedoutwith_ellthestrength' thatwasinher"WhatGodhas joinedtogether,letnomanputasunder."

forciblehisreasons-orhowspecious hispretexts,hecannotbemarriedin theCetholitChurch;hemustbetake himtooneoftheChristianconvertideswhoseoriginalpleadingformonetaryandphysicalassistance,was thebribeofDivorce. Weightyreaeonehavebeenadvancedtous,whichtomanyseemSUMIMAMtojustifysecondRecalledmarriages.Alienationofaffectionisevenasonereasonsufficientandeven necessarytobreakoffatiresomeunionbutwereplythatthepossibilityofDivorcegivestheutmostencouraeenienttosuchalienation,Uncongenialityandincompatibilityof temperarealsoa:iv/timedassound reasons.Divorceinsteadofprnhileitineminionsthateventuateenunhannily,wouldonlyhastenandmultiplysuchunions,forwhowould worry*beetteeprospectivetreulmles ofthemarriedlife.iftheyknewthey (wiledissolvenartnershipasthey wished.Th'ecrimeofconjugalinfidelityisnotareasonfordivorce; becausethemanwhohasevenan elementaryenoweeleeoftheworld knowsthatcrimeiscommittedin ordertosreeredivorce.Norcan thewelfareofthe'familyhecalled areason,becausethefamilyisprotectedhethenerityandsnnetitvof theborne.andnoteytheinwerite anddisruptionwhicharethedire sestetsofDivorce.

TIiseevreelremestienthatmeefacility...tillweiet(Thee-re11,,Vbegot. andtherecognitionwhichthedivorcee partiesmeetwithinlionCatholiccirclesaccountfortheloosemorality andtheabsenceofhomelifethatobtainsowidely.Th.,so-sanestCeformationweakenedmorality.andcorruptedsocietyheleeedisineunrestrainedsexualintercourse. Apure societyandapurefamilyareimpossiblewhereth'eprinciplesoftheRAformationolitaintDivorcedestroys boththeoneandtheother.becauseit hi-reducesalegalisedadultererinto thehousehold.Therefore."gnat Godleasjoinedtogether.letneman eeasunder."

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tariansupNorthwouldjustas soonnothearofhisintentionson theirelectorates.Mrs.Nansonis notcoming-yetawhile.Thatwill beadistinctlosstotheaspiringhueband.Herwellwritten"pass"on Mr.Nanson,putthatgentleanan inafarbetterPositionthanhecould otherwisehavewon.

ItwasnotahadspeckforJ.L. todesertjournalismbutthenhehad evenhisspursthereinanditremainstoseehowhewillworkIn thenewsurroundingsoftheBar. Heshouldmakeaverysuccessful pleader. .e1 thepresenttime thereisnemanattheBar inW.A.whocouldcompelthe sameattentionthatNansonwouldeventhoughheisanythingbuta forcefulspeaker.

Atameetingofthelocalbranch oftheII.A.C.TI.S..heldafterMass lastSundaymorningatBeverley Mr.F.J.B.T.loydpresiding,itwas decidedtoholdtheannualballundertheauspicesoftheSocietyon Wednesday,September9th,-Ilifollowinggentlemenwereappointedto makethenecessaryarraneemeets:Messrs.T.P.and.T,Menehency, A.G.Edwards,.T.Sullivan,P.P. Quinlan.Ti.H.Illechynden.andT H.MeDonimell(secretary).Itwas alsoagreedtoinviteMr..T,F. Putichtonetenthecommittee.The ladiesofthecongregationwerinattesttomeetthecommitteeniter Vespers,whenthefollowingwereappointeealadies'committee:-MesdamesA.G.Blechynden.Simeson, Newby,Felwards,McDonnell.Quinlan. Hines.RaefordantiRoxby(secretary).

Fromourupcountryexchanges,we learnthatthatthereisaminewhich heskeenrecentlyopeeesd.andwhich gloriesinthenameofthe"Pope's Vatican."Itisaverypromising speculation.

_WongnonCatholicswhoseemor .aiTecttobereligiouslydisposed,and mhoinmanywaysrecognisewhit ntarkeelcondescensionthegoodthat theCatholicChurcheffectsinthe moralevebeingofsociety,thereis hardlyanyquestionofreligiousaspectmorediscussedandlessunderstoodbythemthanthedealingof theCatholicChurchwithDivorce. NotonceMitseveraltimes(which emphasisestheirearnestnessandsincerity)havetheyofficiallyinCongress.inSynodandinAssemblyraisedtheirvoicesinvehementprotest againstthefearfulinroadswhichDivorcehasmadeandisstillmaking onthesanctityoftheChristian home,andonthesignificanceofthe SacramentofMatrimonywhich shouldbethefoundationofmorality inthefamilyandsociety.Beyond discussiontheyhavenotgot.They havebyvoiceandpenshowedtheevilswhichthecurseofdivorcehas wrought.Theyhavedecidedtocheck itscourseandsavethefamilyfrom itsblight.Theyhaveintheirmost solemnandrepresentativeassemblies drawnupresolutionswhichfilheywere impotenttocarryintoexecution,yet to-daytheyhavemadenomoreheadwayagainstthismoralcancerthan theirspinelessforefathersessayedto makeinthedaysofLuther,Henry,T'rhanTT.excommunicatedPhilip1. EdwardandElizabeth.ThereisofFrance,whohaddivorcedleslawthisdifference,theformerspeakferniestit;ithelatterwelcomedit.The formerarecompelledtoconfesstheir inabilitytocheckit.thelatterstakedwealth',happinessandlifeonits

Localand Personal.

Thereislittleornochanceforsolitude,forrealsolitudeincitylife andiftherewere.thereisnomotive saysarecentwriter. Forlifeis absorbedinthemultiplicityofaffairs.the.scrambleformoney,and thestruggletokeepupwithoraheadoftheprocession.

The"Westtustralian"coollysuggeststhat.intheeventofatrade betweenih.t.and.lavabeingeetabfished,tradingsteamerswillsecure additionalcargoI,yconveyingCollie coaltoPortHolland.foruseonthe PilbrirraandNullaain,egoldfields.

ItdoesnotoccurtothePerthPapertosuggestthatcoaldeposits 30omilesnearertotheNor'West goldfieldsshouldbedeveloped.The "West,"ifitcouldconvenientlydo so,wouldforget,oreliminateever, placeandindustrybetweenGingin andPertFlellanil.

Catholicsshouldknowthehistory oftheirChurchonthispoint,and.if theydidbutknowit,theywould feeljustlyproudofit.inthe9th century-jestsixcenturiesbeforethe presenthandofuncatholicdenominationscameintoexistence,PopeNicholasI.fonelitbravelyagainstthe NineofT,orraine,whosoughtbyeyerypossiblemeanstorepudiatehis lawfulwife,Inthelentcentury

fillwife,Bertha.Yocs,Bishopof Chartreswrotetothesameking thesepregnantwords,"TheNinemay dowithmeashethinksfitwhether hecastmeintoprisonorputIncbeestablishment Andnow,afteral-yendtheprotectionofthylawin mostfon-eenturiesofmoralcorrup-anyeventIamdeterininsdtoendure firmandsocialdisintegration,duringallthingsindefenseofthislawof whichthesacrednessoffamilylife This,toe,intheso-called hasbeenwellnighlostandthesane-clackagesofeivilicatie,n.Tnaaimtityandindisselebilityofmarriageliarmanner(lidthePonesstandae_ wellnighobliterated,thedescend-ainatPhilipIT.ofFrweat-retest antsoftheso-calledReformersare forcedtotee'conclusionthatbecause theireffortsagainstdivorceavailno thing,theyarecompelledbythe forceofcircumstancestorecognise

lb,brutalTlenryVITTofFneland. andstilllateraverse-Napoleon wheninthestrengthofhispower andthemightofhistdeeeTo-dae ifamar.separatesfromhi,wifeto endadmitit,asanecessaryandin--whomhewasreallyinsrredinChrisesesateeevil,whichtheyarepower-+innmarriage,andwishestomarry lesstocontrol, again-nomatterhowvariedand

Lifeinthecountryisdifferent,and thecountryboyhasabetterohance thanthecityboy.Tohimlifeis notaprocessofschooling,inselfconsciousness.aconstantdrillinthe artofmakinghimselfappearaspresentableandattractiveasothers.It isnetthealternativeofpovertyand mortificationontheonehand.orself conceitandarroganceontheother. Itisnotaraceorascramblefor gettingaheadorkeepingupwiththe others,Thecountryboyhastime toreflect,tomeditate.Hehasthe incentiveaswell. Hecomesinto contactwiththegreatandpure timingsofnature-theeverlastinghills thesweepingplains,thedeepandmysteriousgorges.thejuttingcliffs.the turbulentorthelaughingstreams. thesmilingfieldsofgrassorerain. themysticaresolemnizinesilenceof theforest timelmeautyofthewill flowers.theringingandn-ladsrymemus'eofthebirds.Thesearethe thineswhicliinspiregreatthoughts, awakendeepmeditations,stirteeemMinns,andliftthesonltoGod.

TheCablenoteswerequiteobscurest inthedailypapersofthepastfew daysletheannouncementthatMr. J.L.NansonisreturningtoW.A.afully(Wereelerrister.andthatthe sseieeemolitleienlive,lstopractis. hisnewlyeceuiredprofessionamolInstitsOneofthepenesassumesthat,heintendstostandforParliamentary'honoursthemomenthe "getshisfeet"afterthevoyage. enybow.heleftEnglandontheTeem andmorethanoneoftheParliamen-

TheprospectofaNor'WestrailwaytradewithJava.aChapman railway,andbiggerwheatproductionintheVictoriaDistrict,isresponsible,apparently,foranincreased activity-inshippingcircles.-Csteildton"Express."

Afewfactsconcerningtherecent discoveryofaeerylargedepositof ironoreontheNor'-Westcoast,120 milesnorthofDerby.Thedeposit takestheformofafourmilestretch ofabruptcliffs,about500feethigh, onanislandamilefromthemainland.ThefindhasjustbeenvisitedbyapartysentoutbytheMines Department.Twomilesofthecliffs havebeentakenupinleases.Samplesaresaidtoassay70percent ofiron.Thereisawellsheltered harbourofdeepwaterrightalongsidethecliffs. TheGovernment Geologist'sreportastothegeologic:11featuresoftheorebodyisnot...yetavailable.

ItwasmadeknownonThursdayin conformitywithsimilaractionsby severaloftheotherStatesthatthe WestAustralianGovernmenthascausedawrittobeservedontheCommenwealthauthoritiesclaiming itio.000detainedbytheCommonwealthfromtheJunerevenue.

Ttseemsfromtheletestpublication onthisquestinnthattheFederal Governmenthasdoneajustandcharitablething'inclosingonthe260O0e

AccoreinetotheestimateofSir WeatelyFIliotetheFremantledock willcostL325,000.TheStateEngineer-in-Chief'sestimatewas£285-

o00.Theeminent.Engineerregrets thathecannotreportasfavourably onthefoundationsfortheworkas hecanonotheraspectsofthescheme. SirWhately'sreportcosttheGovernment£66o,exclusiveofpassagemo_nes'endexpenses.Whichseemsveryreasonablewhenwerememberthe .rateofremunerationattachingto sundryreportsonminingpropositionsinthegildeddaysofyore.

Thequestionoftheproposedsubsidytowardstheerectionofafreez-, ingworksinth'eNorth-Westseems tobeexercisingthemindsofasectionofmembersofParliamentto thePointoffeverishness. Onthe laceofthingsitseemssomewhatout ofplacethatasubsidyofsomethirtyorfortythousandpoundsshould begrantedtostartworksinadistrictwhichnumbersthewealthiest membersofthecommunity.The .difficulty,however,,isastothesmall pastoralists.Itiscertainthatthere willonlyberoomforonecentral worksinthebetterclasslandsof thenorth,andiftheseworksbe startedenderpeivateauspicesthere isagravedangerofthesmallerman beingshutoutofthebenefitsofsuch tinaccessorytothepastoralindustry.ThesatiationoftheNorthWestanditsdevelopmentdepends .firstontheworeeconomicalhandling ofthestock,andsecondly,intheencouragementofthesmallerholder ;SoitisdifficulttoseehowtheGovernincstCandootherwisethantakea shareinthefreezingworks.Mr. Butcher,inhisspeechontheAddress -in-Replyaskedthatprovisionbe madeinthesubsilycontractforthe pretectionoftheconsumer.Theencote.aizeinentofsmallholdersisthe verybestmainsofsecuringafree -Market,whilesupervisionofthemarketinsomedegreecanonlyheobtainedbysomeStateshareinthe chargesofkillingandfreezine,and ultimatelyintheshippingofbeef. Somethinghastobedonetostop theawfulwastecfmeatgoingontinderpresentcircumstances.Themortalityamongcattlecomingdownin theboatsaddconsiderablytothe priceofmeatintheshops.whilethe lossofconditionmakesthepresent methodsescandalousextravagance. Theadoptinnofmodernmethodsof shippingofinachilledcondition Shouldbrinethepriceofmeatdown inamarkeddeem.,andsedugthat intheNorth-West.wehavethefineatcattlecountryintheworld.itis the%mindenflutyofthe.Statetosee firstofallthatthecountryisproperlyntdlised,andwhen,asisthe casenow.thereisaplentifulsurplus ofmeatreadyforconsumptionthat thebestmethodsareprovidedforits Carriagetothepublic. Withthis thebasisofallconsiderationshould lethepreventionasfaraspossible instheboatsaddsconsiderabletothe hievelwithoutthegrantineofa subsidy,snmuchthebetter:butitis fortheOnnnsitioniststoshowahotteralternativeschemebeforethey 'denouncetheproposaltogivethe Stateasunereisiegshareinthequestion.-"star."

Thepleathattheareasaroundthe existinglinesofrailwayshouldbe firstdevelopedbeforenewlinesare putdownisanoldargumentthat hasonetimebasistomakeit:letterefivetothosewhoarefrienteeedofa cnentre's Thnareuteert.was trottedoutyesterdayinParliament. lentitweecotmentionelthatthe eneterytobeniercerlbyrailroads 'wasalreedyinneedofgoodmain -roads,thecostofwhichwouldbesa-

PerthSaddlery Depot

CheapestandBasthouseinPerthfor Sulky,SpringCart,Dray,Mill andCamelharness,Riding SaddlesaSpeciality. WHOLESALE&RETAIL_

P.T.McComish,

85William-St.,Perth, (LateW.J.ROCK).

vedbytheproposedrailways,while thelinescouldbeputdownfora sumnothalfofthatrepreeeetedin t'heold-timerailwayconstructionpolicy.Wemustprovidethewidest PossibleareaforselectionandsettlementifWesternAustraliaistodevelop. Bysodoingwekeepthe priceoflanddowntoalowlevel, andatthesametimeplacethevariousindustriesonafarsounderfooting.Inconsideringthequestionof railwaysinnewlocalities,thequestionofroadsshouldlx'associated withit.Ifrailwaysaretobeprovided,thenthereshouldbesomeconcreteagreementmaderegardingthe roadsofthedistrict,sothattheexpenditureshouldnotheduplicated. Inmanycaseslineshavebeenput downonlytobefollowedbycostly roadsalongsidetherailways.This isanexpensewhichcouldeasilybe obviated.Inmanydistrictswhere a.railwaycouldnotheworkedatg profitunderordinarycircumstances, theplanoflayingdownaroadwith railstobeworkedbythefarmer's ownmeansoftractionmightbeconsideredaspreliminarytoitsbeing takenoverbytheRailwayDepartment. Thiswouldobviateheavy costsbeingdebitedazainettheState railwayservicewhileitwouldremovemanyoftheob3ect'ionsnow madetoextensionsbythoseusersofthetrunklineswholookwith concernonthepossiblepilingupof freightsowingtothelns.sesineme redondevelopmentspurrailways.

DRINK!

Acorrespondent inspoeticactof moral:-

Thecursed'drink tiedmysoul, Antidrovemeto cell, Andturnedmy hell

sentusthefollowcontritionwithits itwasthatdamawretchedfelon's lifeintoaliving

Oh.wouldthatIhadshunnedthe flowingbowl, Itsearedmyconsciencelikeaburningcoal, Antiweanedmefrommywifeand childrendear.

Tdrown,eimumanlinodinthecursed beer, Andthen,atlast.thetemptinggold Istole, AtelnowinsidetheorisonliarsTlie

Areckless,coed-for-nothingsot. MYlifeishopeless,antiTfeartodie

T'dbarterMaventoquaffthe"foamins;pot." Thereisnohopeformebeyondthe sky, Andye,whoread,takewarningby mylot. ITERATES. 22fl/08.

CATHOT.IC

YOTTNG

MF.NS''SOCIETY.

Theusualweeklymeetingofthe B.C.yitr.S.washeldinallHallows SchoolroomThursday,July21,'o8. ThePresident..T.Dalypresided. There Cacensiderablelamenumofneneer-ereeett.Afterthebusinessweto"er.thesyllabusitem.,El()evenItl'eeenwasteenproceeded with.ts'ir"`Pformofrecitations. Bro.t"`1' "wyer,L.L.TI.,wasapeniele ri'enter.Fourteen(11' ofthe ' saveventtotheeloentintin' seeaseachmemberrseit-1en:effe-e.:WASaward^r1 witha.L'en- roundofanelause enmeet Ivrelveryinteresting fromstarttofinish.TheAdindiestorinawardinethefirstprizeto TiroMick.Critehleyonhisdisplay

ofelocutionandsaidhedidexcellentlyineverydepartment.Bro.Dwyeralsoinhisremarksgavesome veryinstructivepointsonthevariousformsofelocutionwhichbehopedthememberswouldtryandfollow.Bro.hickO'Connormoveda heartyvoteofthankstoBro.Dwyer whoinreply,saidthatanythinghe mightdointheinterestsofthe Societyonsuchoccasionsas to-night.wouldalwayshetohima labouroflove.(Applause.)

CHAPS, CHILBLAINS,COLDSORESANDCP1AFINGS.

1.atii-BukBalmCuresAllWinter Skis-Trouules.

Fewpeoplecanboastofaskin healthyandstrongenoughtoresist thetreacheriesoftheserawwet,cold days.Theeffectofthewind,rain, andfrostIsseeninrough,blotchy faces,chafedcheeks,chappedhands, pimplyeruptionsandcold-sores.One reasonisthattheskininwinterdoes notgetenoughventilation,heavy clothingandindoorconfinementchokingandpoisoning-thepores.Asa consequencetheskin.ecomesill-noueished.chapped,sore.roughandscaly.Thereisonewayinwhichnaturecanbesafelyassisted.justwhen eversheasksforassistance-bya applicationofZam-Tint;Balm overtheroughpatchesornastysores.Beaspromptinyourresponse tonature'scallforhelpasyouknow how.rememberingthatchroniculcers are,inthefirstinstance.simplya breakdownoftissuesthatgetbelow par.FrequentdressingswithZamBilkintheearliesteagitemof troublewillspeedilyrelieve,andfinallycure,theworstskindisease.

Mr.WilliamBacon.ofVernerSt., Gotilhurn.N.S.W.,says Paring thewinterweexperienceverycold. frostyweatherandnursethefire veryclosefy.Theinevitableresult ischilblainsonthefeet.handsand ears. Ttriadmanyointmentsand salvesinthehopeofdrivingnutthe irritation,lintwilescantsuccess. LastwinterIappliedZamenek.and withwonderfulresults.Thefirstapplicationdroveouttheirritationrind soothedthechilblainsconsiderably." Zan-finkisalsoinvaluablefor rheumatism.neuralgia,sorethroat. lightrh-st.wintereczema.cutsbenisee.aimallinim.iesintheskin. Pricels.nd.perpot.or1s.6d.for economicalfamilysize.

XalgoorlieBotts.

Goldfieldspatronsofindooramuse intentsarewellcateredforatpresent witheuchretournaments,skatingCarnivals,leapsyeaxdances,andtheatricalentertainments.Prominentlydis PlayedinBrennanBrothers'window isabigCupHat,twistedupand downatallkindsofangles,andProfuselydecoratedwithribbons,dowers%andfeathers.Thisislady'sfirst prizeattheEuchreTournaluentto beheldnextThursdayinSt.Camillus'School.ItissaidBrenuansheaddressmakerhasalreadygotseveralordersforCupDressestosuit thehat.Besidesthehatthereisa tpagnifieientpairoffieldglasses, whichgoesappropriatelyasGent's firstprize.Inadditionthereare displayedforsecondprizesasilver setofcruetsandgoldpendant.Of course,theinevitableboobyprizes willalsobegiventothetwogreatestincurablesinthehall. The SouthKalgoorlieCommitteearego. ingtherightwayaboutreducingthe debt.Lastyeartheytookofftheir coatsandputinoneofthebest doorsinKalgoorliefordancing,the labourofwhichwasgivengratuitously.Theythensetaboutholding bigeuchreparties,ateachofwhich weregivennotone,butnearlya dozenpins.Itwasnotunusualto seecomingfromthesepnrties onemanwithapairofturkeysstick ingoutfromunderhisarms,followedbyanotherwithapairofducks, andawomanwithawholeclutchof ebiel:ens.Thisquicklyreducedthe costofremovingandre-erectingold St.Mary'sChurch,andturningitin

toacommodiousandcomfortable school.ThataCatholicschoolwell neededintheplaceisprovedfrom thefact.thatoversixtylittlechildren,fromthethirdstandard'down-wardsattendtherenow.Atthe centMissionwhenMasswascelebree tedthereforthefirsttimeatable didserviceforanaltar.titheofthe Committee,Mr.1Vilkineon.untlerlooktosupplyanaltar. Hehas sincefulfilledhispromiseinamost creditallemanner,ThenewAltar honksveryprettyindeed.'Thefront isofstampedsteel,nicelypickedand Painted,whichwithornamentalpills- retiesmaikestheaPPearenseof*6 wholeverybecoming.Massisnow celebratedinSt.Camillus'every Sundayateiehto'clock.TheCommitteearenegotiatingtopurchase thereljoiningblocktobeusedasa recreationground'forthedie:ironAfterthat.theywillfenceinthe whaleplace.Thisshowsaprogres. Rivecommitteewillalwaysfindsomethinetodn.andmeanstodoit.

TnanotherwindowinHannanSt.. Berry's.isaBranddisplayofhardware jewellery.consistingofat leastacoupleofdozenpieces.This isMrs.'.Tichnm'scollectionofprime forhersketinetournamentinaid oftheAlterSocietywhichtakes nieceonPithAnmst. Nowadays nearlyeverylweirissufferingfrom Otitomanin.'Nerohallsaredesertedrat'turnedintoskatingrinks.It isafasenettineformofrecreation introducedtoKalgoorlieontheceranletionofMorris'bighinpodroge, Allnovicesmayexpecttohavesoge partoftheiranatomiesoutofplumb beforetheycanglidegracefullyalong antienioythefun.of'drivingorbein"drivenindoubleharnessof?nitin-hand.Ithastakenholdalikeor Childrenandadultswhowereexpectedtopossessanavereeramountof commonsense.Mrs.Michamisto lecomplimentedonbeing-thefirstto erraneeatournamentforareligions nrcharitablenhiect..Othersare nowfollowingherexampleenbehalf of110FreshfirLeanneawlkinerel neieete.Peenifthereheonlya come',ofthousandPresentnnAtli AnznstitwillputtheAltarSociety outof"debtandmakeitsfinancesRevereforthepresentyear.

THEHOLYFATHERANDENGLISHSTUDENTS,

Therecentaudiencegivenbytie HolyFathertotheSuperiorsand StudentsoftheEnglishCollege. Rome,justbeforeanumberofthe latter,newlyordained,startedon theirreturntoEngland,hasaeoused agooddealofinterestamongstthe membersoftheEnglishcolony.Dr. Giles,whobytheway,hasswayed thedestiniesofthisseatoflearning forupwardsofforty-threeyears,was firstprivatelyreceivedbythePope. WhentheHolyFatherlatermetthe youngpriestsoftheCollegeamost genialwelcomewasextendedtothem byhisHoliness. Allthespiritual favourswhichthePopecouldgiveto theyoungecclesiasticsbeingconferreduponthem.Aftergivingthem somesalutaryadviceandexhorting themtoworkearnestlyforthe ChurchinEngland,PiusXsolemnly blessedthemandwishedthematheartyGod-speed.

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DEATHOFTHEARCHBISHOP OFAMALFI.

ThoughthedeathoftheArchbishopofAmalfiwasnotunexpectedon accountofhisgreatage,newsofthe eventwasreceivedwithsurprisein Rome,astheillnessofHisGrace wasnotconsideredofaveryserious nature.Mgr.DeDominieiswashorn' inFebruary.1828,endembracedthe clericalstateatanearlyage.Duringhis.longlife,heweedietineuished byuntiringzealforthewelfareofhis peopleandasingularloveofthe thepoor,acircumstancethatto which,morethananyotherthedeep affectioncherishedforhimbyeis subjectswasdue.DuringtheArchbishop'slastmomentshewascared forbyhisCoadjutor,Mgr.Bonito, Titular-ArchbishopofScitopoli,and byhissisterandhrcrther.

MOUNTAINFLAX1`1.inarnCatharticum'TradeMark)PTULS.Anagreeable aperient.Worthatrial.

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agreatWentobscuredthemainnomote;and,furthermore,toshowtieutnleisorIrishLorainewouldby questionwhichisthepossibilityorthattodothisandno-more,nspole-therightclassforWestonluatealia. .impassibilityOfincreasingtheIrishIsibleonly,ht'sendingaLECTOR-Their.trainingandhabitsoflife-fit elementinourStatewithoutdepop-Ell.. Oremforsuct'ees;Ullytuelcotinteringthe

TheIrish

OWarenotrespOnnibleforthe°Inman.'datingtheOhLean.SincetheIlls-Variousothermeansloosbeephardshipsufabush1i.fa. Theyare, ai Xcerrespeudentsn icessionbeetunePersonal.Irishmen,mentionedbyopponentsoftinelealiltedtothefreeairofthecountry; endtheinterestedpersonsreadtheteringscheme.Oneputforward'4theywouldgetthathere.InAmer"Record"merelytoseehowthetheCelticClubwastocommunicateicatheywouldhavetoliveina. correspondentsfaredattheham*ofwithshippingagents. Conesswingtenementflat,probablyfromfiveto theiropponents,andhowthedilator...thatineverytownandvillageit,fifteenfloorsfromthegrouod,wheee MetesoftheCelticclula.wasregardedIrelandtherearenumbersofthesetheywouldlosemuchofthatpurity

Immigration

TotheEditor, haverealMr.Cavanagh's replyto"SimpleSimon,'Mr.Barretandmyselfandfailtodetectanythinginitthatwillimprovehisease. Hesayshegladlywelcomesdiscuss/ion,andanybodygivingthesubject sioncientattentionwillstembesupportinghiminthestraightoutway. orothersandmyselfintheroundaboutway.Well,sir,yourreaders ofJuly18thknowthewayothers andtnyselfwanttoadopt,willMr. Cavanaghgiveusthecoursehewishestoadopt. Ihavereadallhis lettersandcannotfindoneset schemelaiddowninanyofthem Healsosaysbewishestoavoidredereingtoanythingthattraomptred athismeetings,thatisquitenaturalasmyletterofthei8thwill prove,-thetruthofwhichliehasnot attemptedtodeny. Ilealsosaes thesubjectistoeimportanttolie sacrificedtopersonalbickering. I willleaveyourreaderstojudgeif thatbehiswishwhentheyroadthe fifthparagraphofhieletter.One mightexpectthissortofthingfrom

timentandtopromotetheknowledgeofTrishaffairsamongourown peopleandtoheasortofmeniunt ofthoughtandactionbetweenthe ndAceuntryandthenew,shouldreceivesomerudeawakeningfrom thosewhoareendeavouringtoarouseanintelligibleinterestinthis 'Treatquestion':butcannotfathom thereasonwhytwoormoreprominentIrishmenshould"whale'each otheronamatteroftrivialityand detail.Nodoubtwhenthe!therm blowsoverthesetwowillsettle downtoreasonandwillexercisethe gonnajudgmentwhichtheyundoubtedlypossessforthegoodoftheir own.andtheiradoptellcountry. Iamentirelyopposedtothesupposrddiplomaticmethodswhichhave beenputforwardbythedifferent corresponnents.WhyshouldWPdo ourbusinessina"holeandcorner sortofstyle.TtisapublicquestionandourwethuasofsulntIon shouldnotlaevenapparentlysnr repelMons. AdsertisinginIrish papersfinrimmigrautsotadbuttbe mentionaltohedisposedof-tiederrelictsofwhoMthewsaresomeinIrelandwouldbethefirsttoanswer*hesewedonotwant. an,illiterateperson.butnotWritingtoSocieties.etc.,inIretrentMr.M.F.CavanaeleHisre-landis'eqeallyabsurd.'Knowine ferencetotheDeputationisasr.idi-theAnti-Immigrationfeelingthat culotteasitisuntrue.ThereWitsexistsatthepresenttime.thoseSonosuchstatementas"wewillnoteietieswouldnotentertaintheida proceedwithyou."Theothergentlemenappointedwerewillingtogo.ac alsowasthementarwhokindlyunder teed:tointreduceus.butwhatreallydidhappenseasthatMr.Cavanaghdiscoveredthathisschemedid notmeetwiththesupportofIrishmengenerally,andhewasgladof anyopportunitytoescapefromhis unpleasantposition.

HisreferencetowhattheCommitteeoftheClubSHOULDDOis wineinkeepingwiththetoneofhis previouslettersandspeechesonthis subject.Histoneallalonghasbeen inthehighandmightystrainandhis inferenceweethatthosewhodinnot Aztecnifhhimeerewantinginin telgenre.

Withregardteyourcoreespontlent, Mr.P.T.Conwayhehastosaythe leastaverypeculiarwayofputting things.Inthatpartofhieletter whorehereferstomyself,hesays thatthreughoidinlongproductiot, Iavoidthemainissue,yetlateron inthesameletterhestatesthereis muchinthemethodIsuggestanti thathewouldbepleasedtosee "mr.0'Pee's"andMr.Cavanagh's methodsdispassionatelydiscussed.

Tfthereisnothinginmyletter howcouldithediscussed.Hefurtherthinksitdishonourabletomake publictheresultofthemeetingsheld inconnectionwiththissubject,but heshouldrememberthatthosemeetbinsWerehellfoethepublicgenan, andthereforeshouldhavetherespect.andsupportofthepublic.This theycouldnotgetifthereisanything-tohideorkeephack,furthermore,theywerepublishedtoprove thatcertainstatementsmadebyanothercorrespondentwerenot.inaccordancewithfact.

Tr'isbing,Mr.Editor,thatIhave nottrespassedtoomuchnnyour spaceandthankingyounanticipation.

M.O'DEA.

TotheEditor

Sir,-Allowmetoexpressmyregretattheeerypersonalturnthe letterspublishedontheabovequestioninyourrecentissuehavetaken. Surely,thequestionwasbroadand deepmouetopermitofanyamountofdiscussionwithoutthe"showingup"elementbeingatallintronticed.Thispersonalityhas,to

gentry,thecorrespondencewouldheofsoultheypossessand,pro;ly

erroneous,andtheresultsNIL.If desirableimmigrantsbetherequireminttheAgent'scommissionforthe 17NDESTRATILEwouldbeequalto thatforthedesirableandasthe agentwouldnot,asarule,haveany knowledeeofthisState,hewouldbe incapableofgitingsuitableadviceto intendingimmigrants,evenifhedesiredtodoso.True,wemightsupplyhimwithliterature.butasthere aresomanyofhimtheeditionsof "TheLandofPromise"andsuch ethervaluableworkswouldbeexhaustedlongbeforehewouldbesupplied.Seeingthatheis,asarude nbusyman,andhistimetakenupwithmanyotherthings,the theshippingagencybeingamere bagatelle,theprobabilityofhisreadingourliteratureissmallindeed. Besides,'itwouldbeunfairtothe immigranttoaskhimtoswallowall thatiscontainedintheliterature thatisbeingcirculatedabouttheadvantagesoftiringinthisState. This(wintryisnotitparadise,and neverwillheyet,itisinthepowerofthosewhohavehealthandenergytosecureforthemselvesacompetency,bysettlingOn theland andbytheexerciseofhard,patient, andunflaggingindustry,toprovide decentlyforthechildrentheymay beget. Anyliteraturewhichholds nutdee/lineadvantagesissimplya delusion.

ofselectingtheclassofineniarants thatwewantforourState. WhydoesnottheCelticClubawaken, summonafullmeetineofitst11011hersandelectaqualinenlecturerto put'beforetheTrishpeoplethecanehilitiesofW.A.erntheoneertunieV.thatawaitaneanasthard-workingman. 1gentlemanlikeMr Wilc-deeorMr.Maxwellwhoknows flytworentelee.:un.lwhohassome idea.offamineinthisconntry, woulddomoretowerneelectinethe beetimmierante.thananytech-one!, -thnnehhewereaVnivereity rer

Twouldthereforesugeeetthatthe correspondentsendeavourtogetthe Clubtomoveinteematter. The questionmayhediscussedatgreater lengthinyourcolumns,andgreater lightandbettersuggestionsmayhe forthcomine; betthepersonalelementhasbeensufficientlyventilated, anditistimetogettobusiness,

Yours.etc..

D.KIRBY.

Kalgoorlie,July27th,1908.

TotheEditor

ri-i.-ZW.102:nage& ennnineoon, Sir,-Somuchisbeingsaidand writtenonthissubjectthatImay bepardonedforaddingmyword andaccordingly,Iwritetoyou,not withtheviewoftryingtoaugment thepersonalitieswhichhavecreptintothediscussion,hiltwithadesire todiscussthequestionInthespirit ofyourownarticles,andtodeal withtheargumentsused;quiteimpersonally.Itisunfortunatethatindividitalsorinstitutionsshouldhe attackedwhendealingwithaquestionlikethis,asitisundoubtedly truethatonthis,asinmostother subjectsthereisroomforhonest andintelligentdifferenceofopinion andhence,Ishouldhepleased.ifthis discussioncouldheconductedwithoutpersonalitiesofanykind.

Ttmayhetakenforgranted,that themostprejudicedagainstthe schemewouldnotopposeit,ifthey couldbeconvincedthatthecarrying outofitwouldsimplydiverttoour Southernland.aportionofthe streamwhichannuallypassestheAtlantictoAmerica.Myobjectin writingthisletterIstotrytoshow thatit,ispossibletodothisand

Anotherpropesaiteastoadvertise inthenewspapers. Thatmight bring,somepeoplebuttheunilesirableeoeldbejustaslikelytobe attractedbyanewspaperadvertisement.asthedesirable. InadditiontheTrishattomearenotFinely toIs'largelyinfluencedby;newspaper advertisements.Infact.theyare oneofthemostscepticalracesin theworldofthetruthofwhatepee:ireinprint.Furthermore,ifthe pare.,raphsweremadetellingenonele theymighthavetheeffectofinducing tillwilecouldliveComfortablyat hometocometoAustralia. And, thus,fromeverystandpointtheadvertisingschemewouldbeafailure.

T.Ptmu'nowdealwiththeLECTURETIscheme.Isaythisisa hopefulone,onlyononecondition andthatconditionisthatasuitable lecturerhelotted. Thelecturer shouldknowTreland.andheknown there.NoAustralianwillfillthe

Inadditionheshouldbeof1111(10111)o:elintegrity,andqualifiedto speakofWesternAustraliaasit,isnot.asit.issometimeswrittenabout.Suchamancouldbetrusted totellthepeopleathometlueactual truthandhecouldhereliedonto tellthosewhocouldliveathometo staythere.Ontheotherhandire couldpointouttothemhowvery differenttheconditionsoflifeonthe laudinWesternAustraliaare,from Whattheyareinthecrowdedcities intheeasternseaboardofAmerica, andhecouldcall'tothemindsof hishearers.the,youneboysandgirls ofhisownasquaintanceandschoolboydays,whocrossedtheAtlantic munetofindgravesattheotherside. orwhoreturnedtoIrelandaftera sewyears.totteringtountimely onesintheirownTrishearth.lie couldpossiblyalsonametothem someonewhojourneyedsouthto Australia..andwhowerewelland heartystillantihecouldchallenge themto!lamealargepercentagewho hadpassedawaybeforetheirtime Bysuchmeanshecouldappealto theirenderstanding.andshowthem thatWesternAustraliawasamore desirableplacetosailtothanAmertea;InnTturn surehewouldeat manyhoundforAmericatovolunteerforAustralia.Itisacurious fact,probably,notunderstoodby manyhere,thatthemostdesirable IrishimmigrantsforAustraliaare theleastsuitedforlifeintheeasterncitiesofAmerica.Thesonsarel

allofthefinestoreofhealthand strengthwhichtheyamassedintheir owepureala'.Thesearethepeople. wewanthereandthepeoplewhota aPropel'lecturerwouldselectaeon furthermore,theyfarmalargepercentageofthepeoplewhoannually leaveIrelandforAmerica.Some dofightoutthebattleoflifesuccessfullyinAmericabutmanyfain and_failbadlyanditisnoexaggerationtosaythatfortypercent,of themfunduntimelygraves.

Ithasbeensaidthatalecturer wouldhavearrayedagainsthim,all thepowerandstrengthoftheDale I'artyandIrishItierarchy.Theunscrupulousorunknownlecturermight butthemanwhoknewsomeofthe Irishleaders,andsomeoftheIrish BishopsbeforeheleftIrelandwould havenosantdifficultyespecially,if heexplainedthathedidnotwant togetforWesternAustraliaonesolitaryman,orwoman,whowouldnot otherwiseleaveIreland.Thepolicy oftryingtokeepasmanyaspossible,ofthepeopleat.home.Isnota newoneforeithertheIrishParty ortheTrisitHierarchy.Ithasbeen theirpolicyforlongertitanIremember,andIremembereverythingof importancethathappenedinIreland forthepastthirtyyears.Despite thatpolicythestreamofimmigrationfromIrelandstillcontinuesto flow,anditistutinsulttotheis. telligencetotheIrishParty,andthe IrishHierarchy,tosaythatthey wouldcrasslyopposeanIrish'delegatefromAustralia,whoseonlyob. jectwastotryandsecureforhis countrytnenwhowereexilingthemselves.amoredesirablelandtogo to,thanthattowhichmostofthem werebound.Thisinsulttotheirintelligeneecouldpossiblycomefront noonewhohadknownIrelandlongs; assuchamanwouldbeaware,that thepresentinnvomentforkeepingas manyaspossiblenthome,doesnot differessentiallyfrontthe-settledPolicyofeverypatrioticIrishman,for inotethenagenerationpast..

Inreplytoacorrespondentwhet complainsoftheAgriculturalBank' Iwouldsaythatshouldtheschema materialise,theinfluxwouldbesci largeandwhenlucretheimmigrants wouldbesosupportedbyintelligent opinioninPerth.thatitwouldbe impossibleforofficials,oranyGov ernmentofWesternAustralia,ifso inclinedtodenythemjustice,orevenanyoftheprivilegeswhichsuers beingenjoyedbytheirfellowcolon.. istsofothernationalities. Iithe schemeistoheasuccess,itcanOtis lybesothroughtheIrishmenof WesternAustraliaselectingaman whothoroughlyknowstheauraldie. trictsofIreland,andwhocancorn, mendtheconfidenceofhiscompete riotsbothhereandathome. lie shouldbemadetopromisehiscoune trymenherenottoinduceIrishmen whohaddecentlivelihoodsorpros-s pestsofthemtoleaveIreland.So mach'tieingdone,theGovernmentof thisStatesnouldheaskedtofootth'? bill.Suchaman,andprobablyseveralsuchmencanbefoundinWes. ternAustraliabutt,whoeverissent Shouldbedecentlypaidandfurther. more,hissalaryshouldnotbeacap- itationfeeonthenumberofirrunierantsintroduced.

fnconclusion,Iwouldsaythattf aschemecanhesuccessfullyworked, itwilldogoodtoIrelanditwill dogoodtotheIrishasaraceit willstrenethenandsolidifythepoeilionofTriehmeninthisState;met willdoincalculableservicetoflue Stateitself,

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Itissupposedbymanywhohavenever seenasculptoratworkthathejustconceivesanideaandchipsitoutofastone, Ineffectitissupposedthat "Stonesturnstatuesinthesculptor's hands."

itiscertainlytruethatinanidealsense thesculptordoesreleasehisconception fromthemarbleblockwhere,tohismentalvision,italreadylies,butagreatdeal hastobedonefirstbeforethemarbleis attacked,orthecastingmadereadyin theeaseofmetalNrork.Firstofall,a sortofroughoutlineismade,generallyin iron,forsupportingthemodelinclay, whichisthefirstthingtobedone.The dayshouldbecarefullypreparedbysifting,grindingfine,andmixingwithsome sand.Thebestclaythatisemployedin whitere.aneware.Thentherearemodellingtools-someS'rratedforroughing. wirearrangementsforcuttingchannels, lingtools-someserratedforroughing approadiesfinish.Buttuskeverytrue sculptor.andhewilltellyouthatinthe claystagenotoolequalsthefingerand thumbwiththecreativethoughtbehind.

DangerofAccidents.

Thenamodellingstandisnerestsary. withatoprevolvinglikeanofficechair, andinthebesttabhesthereshoaldbe themeansforelevation,sothattheartist maybeabletoseehisworkfromdifferentangles.Forabust,say.awooden uprightwitha'I'headisrequiredanditis usefulsometimestohavealeadenupright becausethatisflexible.Thentheplastic clayistakenbytheartistant:moulded intotherequiredform.As,unli!iethe pieture,thepieceofsculpturehastobe viewedallround,careistakeneteach stagetocarefullystudytheeffectfrom everypointofview.Whilethisshaping isbeinggoingon,theclaymustbekept softbysprinklingwateronit,andwhen leftitshouldbecoveredwithoilskinora wetcloth.Inthestudioyouwill-gene- rallyseeseveralclaysworksthusdraped. andnotinfrequently'goodworkisutterly ruinedthroughprematuredryneasandthe unequalshrinkageofthematerial.Then sometiunesthe(laybecome=toofrieble, andastheartistmodels,lo!apiecefalls off,andthelaborofweeks,oritmaybe .ofmonths,isruined.Ofcourse.before -workingtheclay,ascaleismadeaccord-

ingtothesizeofthestatuaryofsomuch tothefoot,andthustheduerelativeproportionsarepreserved.

"ThePointer."

Aftertheclaymodelisfoundtobeas perfectastheartisteaumakeit,aplaster modelistaken,anditit'thisthathasto bereproducedinthestone.Firstablock ofmarbleisselected,larger,ofcourse, thanthemodel,andthenconiesintooperationthe"pointer."Now,thepointer, asheistechnicallytermed,isjusta highly-skilledmason.Theblockandthe modelareplacedontwobenches,andthe masonthenbringsintoplayamachine, consistingofanuprightpolewithaslidingmetallimb,havingscrewandsocket jeints.sothatitcanbebroughtintoany requiredposition.Attheendofthelimb isasteelneedle.Firstthispointeris adaptedtothemodel.andtheroustmade totouchsomeprominentpartofthe figure:apencilmarkismadew!lerethe machinehaspointed,andthenit'ataken tothestoneandwedgeditemaonespondingpositionthere.Thisinstrument showstowhatdepththestonemustbe cut.andthen.whenthislasbeenthne. thepointerisadjustedagainandagain toeverypartofthemodelnet.1inreality, ifthepointswereallixedina:rastaken theywouldenclosemolythedesured figure.

CostofLaboraAMaterial.

Itwillbeperceivedthatthisreeting orcarvingworknece-,uorii.yproceedsv(tv slowly,andwhenwe one,say.toa spaoebetweenholyand:wit,dill"r.g machineisemploye].T1,1thesculptur, withhischisels,mallet,andrasp,ruts in thetheconvulsionsoftheears.theFps, eyes.rndgenerallybilngu..soto speak,thelifeintotheli:ovethat11.e pointerhasbraeght-outi1thetough. verymuchlikethehuman wcphl appearenvelopedinawetairthhemhcach tofoot.Thusitfelbevsthatinthe sculptortheremustle,thepower(fthe draughtsman-thatis,ti,!13,,ofthe painter.Asthewer.kappro:whescompletionitmustproceedmoreslowly,bemuseaseriousslipofthechiselorother toolmayquiteruinaworkonwhichmany weeksormonthshadbeenspent.Inmetal statues,atnealdismade,andacastingre- theartistofthefinalcarving.which. indeedshowsthesculptortothegreatest advantwe.andisofcourse,thefinaltest ofhiswork.Thusitisnotsurprising fromwhathasbeenherestatedthatagood sculptorwillwantthreehundredguineas forasimplebustinmarble.Butwhenwe rememberthatthe"pointers"ormason carvers,earnaboutfivepoundsaweek,

andmustneverbehurried,andthata blockwhenpartlycutisoftenfoundwith aninternalflaw,requiringthewholework tobedoneoveragainonanotherblock, itwillnotbewonderedatthatthecostof privateportraitureinstoneisfarbeyond thatinpainting.

ANeglectedArt.

Itisathousandpitiesthatsculptureis notmorepopular,andthatwedonotgive morepublicencouragementtotheartist instone.Takesuchapiece,ontheone handas-Flight,"byMr.BruceJoy. Hereweseeayounggirlholdingwith.a tendersolitude,alittlefeatheredmite,preparingtotryhislittlewings.Thegrace- fulpose,theexpression,theconception, arrestattention,andshowatoncethat evenmarblecanbemaderesponsivetothe emotions,asaninstrumentofmusicisto thetouchofthemusician.Surelyouroutdoorlifeshouldbeenrichedfarmorethan itisbysculpture,representingthebeetof ourpastinhistory,ro.nanreandsong.

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BILIOUSNIBSisareailmentcaused byderangementofthefunctions oftheLiver.Thatwonderful organmanufacturesbiletoassist inthedigestionoffood,and filtersallwasteandimpure matterfromtheblood.Wilt,' theLiver'sactionisimperfect thebilebecomesmisdirectc.Land theinevitableresultisBiliousness.1purifyingtheblood, regulatingtheflowofbae,gently openingthebowels,andpromotingtheLivertohealthy action,BileBeansarethe finestremedyforBiliousness andallLiverailments.Bile Beansdon'tattacksymptoms only,theyremovethecause bystrikingattherootofthe trouble.

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Qiisstiou.-Arelonginscriptionsou tomb,stonesadmissible'tG.R.

Answer.-Yes,thereisnothingto forbidthem.Theonlydifficultywe seeinputtinglonginscriptionson thetombsofthedeadisthatpeople generallyregardthemasalargeadvertisementoftherelativesofthe deceased"whoerectedthetomb stones"andneglectalmostentirely toprayforthedeceased.Eulogies, boastingandfulsomeflatteryoverthe remainsofthe(leadarequitecommonThelittlescrapofpoetryhalfChristian,halfpaganenexpression,oftenseenontombs,makesone pitythepeoplewhoerectedthemTherei'snothingtoremindtheidle, thecurious,thefriend,orthefoe, thatthereisanhereafter,apunishmentoraneternityofhappiness.If ourqueristeverhastheopportunity ofsisitingtheCompoSantonear Genoa,hewillthenunderstandfaith andhopeandcharityoftheliving forthedead.Hewillalsoseethe differencethatdistinguishesChristian, orCatholicsentimentfromsiremon. grelthingthatoneseesinaprotestantcountry,wheretheChristianittesisobscuredby"MoodyandSanitypsalmextracts.

Question.--Inarecentissueof powpage.:'yousaidthatyouridicue. edThecharacterofCromwellasportrayedbyProfessorHenderson: Do youthinkposteritywillsupportyou orhim?-1'.P.Walsh.

theme.Cromwellwasthefirstpress writerandthefirstpresscensorof whomwehaverecord.OfDrogheda, SirWilliamButlersaidthatithad beentheeffortofthewritersofthe lastfitsyearstominimisethatmassacre.lesttheevidenceofunmitigatedatrocitywastoostrong,andit standsforalltimeasoneofthe bloodiestlandmarksalongtheroad ofhumanguilt.Forthis,SirWilliamplacedthedirectresponsibility uponCromwell,andquotedhiswords "Tfoileadethemtospare."Where inthedespatchofanygeneralcould theyfindsuckpettypublicationof savagery,suchlip-lickingofvengenaece? UnderneathhispiouspretencethetwochiefobjectsofCromwell'seffortwereplunderandpersecution.Hecouldcommitthemost appallingmassacreswiththenameof GodonhislipsandtheBibleinhis hand.Hewasthegreatestdissemblerthathistoryholdrecordof. Cromwell,hedeclared.leftnothing behindhim.liewasthedismalest failureinEnglishhistory':andthis wasthemaninwhosepraisehistoriesWereimaginedandstatuesinauguratedS AndProfessorsstultifiedthemselvesandhistoryinfranticendeavour toresurrectuntogloryhisdamnable memory.

Question.-"Amy"hasahusband

whomshemareiedintheProtestantrealen114,befree,killedtohegood. church,andwho(owfiercelyobjectsTheleanshouldbewhiteandjuicy,the totheirchildrenbeing,baptisedCuthu-fatfirm,whiteandabindent.Staleveal lies.''liedoesnotgotoChurchismoistandclieeny.thejointsareflabanywhere"shesaysandshegetsthe childrenbaptisedprivately.She wantsadvice'?

Answer.-Icae'enotwhoagreesor disagreeswithmeonthesulneetyou selenitfordiscussion.Inthelight o!history(contemporaryandsubsequent)anyunprejudicedmanmust reeirdCromwellasoneofthemost consummatescoundrels,hyprocrites, merderetsandassassinstthatthehistorianhasleengiventheprivilege towriteof.TomanyEnglishmen ofrooreducationandheartlessconcep tinny.ofAnti-Trishsentiment,and Anti-Catholicconviction,theabominableandblond-thirstyCromwellmay alpearawellmeaningman;butto tineducatedmanofanynationality, exceptingAnglo-Saxon,thereis.and thee,shallhenonamemorehateful (unlessitbethatofSatanhimself inhismanifoldpersonality),than theofCromwell.The"Curseof Creiewellonye"sufficientlysummanisestheideaofthegorybutcher emotesourforefathers,andasto whatposteritymaythinkweshall sicoursqueamishcorrespondentSir Wie.Butler'sideaoftheinhuman brute:--Prof.Hendersonhadtoplay tohegalleryinW.A.,andwhena nisei1-nowsthatheisspeakineto ans-sliencefour-fifthsofwhomare ArseerishandAnti-Catholicand gro-saeienorentofsuchthings-historic"houghtheybe-asCromwell's inheeanandindiscrimatebutcheryof mai ofmother,andofbabe,he maiersitapointnottoriskhispopularityattheexpenseofdoingjuss ticetotheTrish.HendersoncomparedtoSirWm.Butlerislikecorneringawormtoaman,andthisisgenernllyspeakingwhatthe"man" recertlysaidofCromwell.theRegicide'-

SIPWILLIAMBUTLER,inhis recereleetureonCromwellbeforethe IrishLiterarySociety,whichhasits headquartersinLondon,maintained thatspoliationplannedinLondon wastheexplanationofthegreatTrlabrebellion.LongbeforeanEnglishsoldierhadset.footinIreland theedictofconfiscationhadgone forthfromtheEnglishParliament. In7642.2,500.(sonacresoflandwere declaredforfeitandmadesecurityfor aloanof£25o,o00,andthe"advertarem"whoformedthemselves intowhatwouldnowbeajointstock company.wereCromwellandanumlerofthosemenwho,eightyearslater,weretobecomeinfamous ingsignedthedeathwarrant h theiras' King.IDstory,saidSir.William. hadbeencalledthefavouriteplaygeourdforliars.andneversincethe daysofPTerodoteshaditbeenused tomoremendaciouspurposesthan whentheIrishRebellionWasthe 1

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Answer-Actsiceto''Amynow isfutilewithherneckinthehalter hertroublesarethefirstharvest fromhexownsowing.Sheshouldfart.Theordinarymethodoftestingthe sweetnessofahamistorunasharp havethecommonsensetoknowthatknifeorskewerintoit(losetothebone, ifthisoncepromisingidealhubbyandifwhenwithdrawnitlineana,gTeemadeherapracticalapostate beforehermarriage,whensite hadinfluenceover him,she couldn'texpecttorulehim whentheinfluencewasauthoritatively'gotoverher."Amy"this isthepunishment.ofyouroutraged p conscience,andyoumayrestassurredthatsomeofyourchildrenwill benobetterthan'yourhusband.Secretbaptismsinafreecountryare acowardlyexpressionofthespineless.faithofafoolishwoman.It hasnocomparisonsaveinthereligiousdespotismofaisigotedhusband whorefusestogiveherfreedomof religiouspractice.Ifyouhadanotherchancewithyourpresentexperience,youwouldnottrustyourself andyouroffspringtoanunprincipled bigot,whowantedyouoryour money.Wecannotadviseyou,you havebeenatraitorandacoward beforeGodandyouarestillacting thecowardwithyoursurreptitious baptisms.Makeupyourmindtobe awomanwithawill.Showusthat youregardyourfaithasamatter ofprimaryimportance,andwemay findtimetoassistyou.

Question.-Willyoukindlysayin thecolumnsofyourvaluablepaper ifaltIndulgencemaybegaineddaily bysayingtheactsofFaith,Hope, andCharity.-.J.K.

Answer.-Yes,forrecitingdevoutly theaboveactsanIndulgenceof7 yearsand7Quarantines(thatis280 days)mayhegainedasoftenasthey aresaid.

Question.-Isit"Apcietacy"to leavetheProtestantchurchandbecomeaCatholic?Inquirer. embracethetrueoneiscalled"conversion."LeavingtheCatholic

Answer.-Leavingafalsereligionto churchtoembraceanyAnti-Catholic sectordenominationisApostasy

Question.-Couldyouinformme whowasTreland.slatestSaint?

Answer.-Yourquestionistooindefinitetoreceiveadefiniteanswer TdonotknowwhoisIreland'slatestsaint-Probablythelatestdeceasednewlybaptisedinfant.Antif YouwanttoknowwhoisIreland's latestcanonisedSaint.heisSt. Lawrence('Tonle,whodiedinNormandyonthetithNovember'18n.

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SavoryBalls.-Ingredients-Half poundofflour.fourouncesofsuet,choppedparsley,oneonion,herbs,halfateaspoonfulofbakingpowder,salt,pepper. cayenne.Method-Mixthebakingpowderintotheflour,addsalt,pepper,and cayenne.Chopthesuetfinely,andrub itinwiththeflour,thenaddthechopped parsley,herbs,andonionschoppedfinely. Mixtoastiffpastewithwaterormilk, andformintosmallbolls.Greasethe bottomofasteamer,putintheballs,and steamthemforthree-quartersofanhour. Cost-abouttwoshillingsandfourpence.

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AtaspecialmeetingoftheArch bishopsandBishopsofIreland,held atSt.Patrick'sCollege,Maynooth, onTuesday,June16,1908,hisEminenceCardinalLogueinthechair, thefollowingstatementontheUniversitiesBillwasadoptedandorderedtobepublished:I.

Havinggivenourbestandmost anxiousconsiderationtotheUniversitiesBillnowbeforeParliament,we ereofopinionthatinsettingupa newUniversityinBelfastandanotherinDublin,withconstituentand affiliatedColleges,ithasbeenconstructedonaplan,whichissuited totheeducationalneedsofthecountryandlikelytoleadtofinalityen theUniversitiesquestion. Whilewe'must.regretasoneof theevilsincidentaltothepresentsestemoflegislationforIrelandlbit theprovisionsofthis13111whichregardtheUniversityofDublinandits Collegesarenotframedinaccordance withthereligiousconvictionsand sentimentsofthisCatholicnation. wefreelyrecognisetheLimitations WhichexistingParliamentaryconditionsimposeupontheGovernment. anddesiretorendertheirtaskintryingtosolvethisgravequestionas easyas.possible

Withinthefundamentalconditions withinwhich,asweareinformed,the Governmenthastoact,webelieve thatagooddealmorethanisproposedinthisBillmightandought tobedonetomeetthelegitimaterequirementsoftheCatholicsofIreland,andasaconsequencetopromotetheefficiencyofthenewUniversity.Itwillreadilyoccurtomost MastersofSecondarySchoolsshould, onaccountoftheircloseconnection withUniversitywork,berepresented ontheGoverningBodyoftheProvincial.CollegesandtheUniversity, theseschoolsbeingscheduledbythe CommissionersofIntermediateEducation.

Amostimportant,andindeedvital questionisthatofthestatusand conditionoftheCollegetobeestablishedinDublin.Wehaveseenwith dismaythatitisnottoberesidential.andifthisdeterminationisperseveredin.wefeelthattheconsequencesfortheUniversityandthe Collegemaybedisastrous.Froma moralandreligious,aswellasfrom aneducationalpointofVIelv,we shouldregardisasindefensibleto throwhundredsofyoungmenonthe streetsofDublin,andsidebyside withthesplendidprovisionwhichis madeatthecostoftheTrishnation totheEpiscopalianProtestantsin TeinityCollege.itwouldreduceour studentstoapositionofintolerable inferiority.

II. Webegtostatethatwecannotundertaketosendthestudentsofthe

ArtsFacultyinMaynoothtoreside inDublin,andthatconsequentlythe resultoftheadoptionofMr.Butcher'samendmentwouldbetodeprivehundredsofstudentsresidentin thisCollegeoftheopportunities whichtheyatpresenterilloyofgainingUniversitydegrees.

Wearesatisfiesl,andaresustained inourconvictionbytheexperience gainedintheexaminationsofthe RoyalUniversity,thattheteaching inMaynoothisfullyuptotheUniversitystandard.

Wearewillingtoacceptanysuggestionsthatmay1*madebythe SenateofthenewUniversityforthe regulationofthecoursesofstudies, orforthestrengthening,insofaras itmaybefoundnecessary,ofthe professorialstaff.

And,finally.weconsiderthat;t wouldmakemuchmoreforthedignityandefficiencyofthenewUniversitybet°leavesuchquestionstoits determination.thantoimpodeupon itadisabilitywhichiswithoutprecedentinanyUniversityinthese Kingdoms.

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Rev,PetteJ.taCallagkeu,C.S.P., beadattheFattestOrderjUticago,andMr.AttorneyFrancis HinckleyofthatcityhavebeeninformedthroughananonymousWater, writteninbloodanalwrappedin crepe,thattheyhavebeenmarked fordeathbymysteriouseatemies,and St.Mary's(Paulist)Uhurch,Chicago,hasbeendoomedtobeblownup Withdynamite.

TheMostRev.Dr.Delany,ArchbishopofHobart,officiatedatthe FirstCommunionoftheohildrenof St.LaurenceO'Poole'sparish,Dublie,ontheFeastofCorpusChristi. TheCovernorofTasmania,SirGeraklCountStrickland,andLadyEdelineStrickland,wereprisms,astheir twochildrenwereamongstthose whohadthehappinessofmaking theirFirstCommunion.

StepsarebeingtakenforthecanonisationofFatherFrancisXaviiee Seelos,aRedemptoristFatherwho labouredinBaltimoreandNewOrleans,andfellavictimtohispriestlyzealduringtheyellow;everepidenticinthelattercityin1867.

SCOTTISHPILGRIMAGETO LOURDES.

lerofeseorKunoedeeerhasbeenale pointedtothenewCelticCheat raA I,iverpoe/Lniver'sity.

ThePopehasappointedCardinal VincenzoVannutelliasthePapalLegatetotheInternationalEucharistic CongresstobeheldinLondonnext September.

ThechiefSecretaryhasinformed Mr.MacVeaghinaprintedreplythat thesupplementaryestimateforthe increaseofsalariesofNationalTeachersinIrelandamountsto£114,000 IlisbopMuldoonopenedtheChicagoConventionwithprayer,thisbeingthefirsttimeonrecordwhena RepublicanNationalConventionwas openedbyaCatholicclergyman.

SUCCESS..

SceneoftheAmericanDemocrats haveraisedobjectionstothetelegramwhichArchbishopIrelandsent toMr.Taft,"Youarethechoiceof theAmericanpeople."TheNew Yorkcorrespondentofthe"Pally Chronicle''saysMr.W.J.Dwyer threatenstobringthemattertothe noticeoftheVartica.n.

M.JacquesBlumenthal.thecomposeawholeftestatevaluedatover 20,000,providedinhiswillfora numberofbequeststomusicalsocieties.ThetestatorleftvariousbequeststoCatholicinstitutions,including.£5,50ototheArchbishopof WeettninsterforthebenefitofCatholiceducationalinstitutionsinEngland,andforotherpurposes.

THEQUEBECTEmENTENARI.

KORTHYOFPAGANRobiE,

Thewholesceneintheee-chapel,, theParisiunpapersdeclare,wasincrediblyandinsanelydisgustingand sacrilegious. Itwasoneofthose outragesQuadecency,morality,and religionwhichmaketheCatholicinchnedtothinkthattherearesome circumstancesunderwhichlynching wouldeejustifiable.Eventheblasphemyoftheceremonyduringthe greatrevolutionwhentheGoddessof Reasonwassetupforworshipwas lessshocking. Viefeelsurethatthe presenceofltbrews-evenedecadent"trahren-atsuchanentertain-ment"willgiveasmuchpaintothe educatedandrespectable°eweof ourcountry,asitdoestoourselves. AsfortheRussianGrandDukes, Taalalreadyenjoysuchanunenviablereputationforeverysortofunspeakablevicethat-theirpresenceat alikefilthyexhiletion'isnutsurprisingbutthesethingsarenotcalculatedto.inspireuswithadmirationforournewallies,theFrenchand theRussians,anymorethantheaccountsofittriescrLiuble,andhorrid crimeswhichdailytilltheFrenchRaperswithhideousdetailsofawickednessaridimmoralityworthyrather ofancisntRome.Inherdecadence thanofapeoplewhomaLondoncontemporaryconsidersinthevanofci-

TheCatholicLadies'AlaSwart!of Cttnuis,aliesenri.have'ileciAtelto etseeaerenretonlwomenint1,eSt. TroiisrationStationTomeetanti Inkaftereatheilicstrangers.nnetie. illsrlYsaltineeine,whoareinnee etllrectine.beleendsAviee-a:reoral weekwhichcon14beprofitablyemulatedelsewhere.

AtelegramfromMontrealstate thatalmosttheentirecommercial portionofthecityofThreeRivers hasbeendestroyedbyafire.The correspondentofthe"DailyNews" telegraphs:-"AttherrsulineConvent,asthefireapproached,thenuns wereorderedout,forthesakeof safety.Theycameoutinorderly array.andcalmlykneltdownand Prayed.Therewerenearlyseventy ofthem,andthescenewasmostaffecting.Theflames,drivenbythe wind,turnedaside,anddidnot touchtheconvent,whichwatsaved. Thenunsclaimthatamiraclewas wrought."

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YoursdevotedlyinJesus Christ, R.CARDINALMERRYDELVAL

IntheScottishchurchesrecently, circularwasreadinconnectionwith thenationalpilgrimagetoLourdes. Theobjectsofthe_pilgrimage,the circularstates,"aretomakean outwardmanifestprofessionof'our CatholicfaithtoimploretheinterceesionofCod'sMostholyMother forourselvesandourcountryto prayforHisHolinessthePopeand toprayinaspecialmannerforthe sufferingchurchinFrance.Indays gonebythefleur-de-lysandthe Scotchthistlewereoftenintertwined lewreathsoreamityandfriendship. TherestillexistsarealentrentecordialebetweenFrenchandScottish Catholicheartsinacommonfaith andbrotherhoodofreligion. We havepassedthroughourdaysofpersecetionandtrial,andweshalljourneytothesedistantshorestopray toourcommonMothertoprotectus both.Outprayers,ourintention.THT:POPEANDACATHOLIC andMassesattheShrineandgrott.i ARTIST. ofLourdeswillbemainlyofferedfor MissE.W.Whitley,ofWhitefield, ourbelovedcountry.thatMaryIm-Prestwich,apupilofthelate maculateshallobtainfromherDiv-Julien,anddaughterofthewellinnSonforourcountrymentheliuhtknownportraitpainter,MissILWhiofFaith,andthathernamemayag-knownportraitpainter,Mrs.ALWhiwinherecoenieedandhonouredflumethePope,inhonourofhisjubilee,a Thanttheland."BishopClisseanbeautifulspecimenofherworkinthe ofAberdeenandMellottTurnerofformofaminiatureonivoryofthe CallowaywillaccompanytirepligraCured'Ars.Shehasreceivedthe mare.whichhasalreadybeenassur-followingreplyfromhisEminence ,.dinfluentialsupport. CardinalMerrydelVal WithmuchpleasureIhavepresen- HisGrace'ArchbishopClennOn,oftedtotheHolyFatherthebeautiful St.Louis,inarecentaddress,said minattireoftheCured'Ars,which Thehod.-ofIrelandmaybebleed-youpaintedforhisHolinessinhoningaria'desolatefItmayliethere-ourofhisjubilee.HisHolinesswas tecte'damongt.fienationstutwithinmuchpleasedwithyourgiftand thatblerdinebodyshestillmain-muchtouchedbyyourkindthought. tainsalivingsoul,andbythatliv-Hethanksyouverymuchforit,and tag-soulsitstnine'dwithinher.infaithsendsyouaspecialblessing,foryouranWtrustsheshallliveonthroughselfandallyourfamily. theyears.an4noconquestsantno nersectit;oncaneverreachit. By thefaithofhr.,.When,thecourage ofSireons,thepurityofher'data eliTerst,byallflintmanesforseer-'flea'activityrandmoralandspiritual; fiyallthesemaysh'etrustfilet herfutureissee-tireenthat.while forothernationstheWarknessof nistimayhegatheringforher,as et,herEarner.isthesnnriseofa elnrinusWet-flintIsyettobe."

ACanadianpaperisresponsiblefor thefollowingAclergymannot longagoreceivedthefollowingnoticeregardingamarriagethatwasto takeplaceattheparishhouse:"ThisistogiveyounotisthatI andMisjemimalirearlyiscomin'to yourchurchonSaturdayafternoon nex'toundergotheoperationofmatrimonyatyourhands.Pleasebe promp,asthecabishiredbythe hour."

ByhiswillMr.CorneliusCremen, ofParkville,MiddleGlanmire-road, Cork,subjecttolifeinterestofhis

ChristiancivilisationwasfirstestablishedinQuebecbyCatholics,says the"CatholicTimes,"andinparticular,byCatholicmissionaries.The Catholicpopulation,isthereforetakingladeeplastestinthecentennial ('celebrations,whichbeganonWednesdaylast,theleastofSt.Johnthe Baptist-asaintwhohasjustbeen proclaimedbyPapalBrief,patronof theFrench-Canadians-WiththeunveilingofamonumenttoBishopLaval,firstBishopofCanadaandQuebec.:Asatributetohimandthe otherearlyCatholicmissionariesa memorableresolutionwaspassedon the6thinst.bytheGeneralMethodistConferenceofCanada.Ithas leenpresentedtoLieutenantGovernor,SirLouisJette,aSamemorialofthetercent,nary.The-MethodistMinisters,referringtotheCatholicclericalpioneers,declare"In themwehavearichinheritanceof Christiandevotedness.asChamplain himselfdescribedonintruralcccthem totheMeintribeofIndians.'These areourfathers.Welovethemas weloveourselvesthewholeFrench nationlovesthem.Theydonotgo amongyouforyourfurstheyhave lefttheirfriendsandtheircpuntry, toshowyouthawaytoHeaven.' Werecallthegliirionsmottoofthese mentowhichtheywereunflinohlinelytrueAdMal(ireniDeiloriaw.' andunitedlyhonourtheirpassionate charityandtheirenthusiasticloveforvaisationandilluminatingprogress. thesiinisofmen.Werejoicethatin thispatrioticmonumentaleelebrat- DEPOPULATIONOFFRANCE. ionallracesandcreelsofourGreatTheyarebecomingseriouslyalarmDominioncanuniteandgiveexpres-eelinFranceatthefallinthebirthMontotheirconvictionthatthegen-rate,thedeathslastyearhavingexillsofanationisnotinherbuildings,courtsandfields,notinher harvests,herdsandstores,notin thesinewsofherpeasantsandarilsand,notleastintheprideandRiointhecharactershestampsonhistory,inthetypeofherartantiliterature,inthespiritofherlaws, and,notleast,intheprdeandgloryofhermemoriesandtraditions." M"moriesandtraditions,whichit maybesaid,theCatholicChurchin Canada.aselsewhere.fondlytress-

UNHAPPYFRANCE.

DESECRATIONOFACONVENT.

DIABOLICORGIE.

Onewouldhavehopedthateven RussianGrandDukesandtherich .Jews'colonyofPariswouldnot pushtheir"decadentism"totheextentofattendinganorgieina church; butnevertheless,aweekor soagoasceneofineffablyodious (+erectertookplaceinthepresence ofnumerous"cultured"Russians andIsraelitesintheex-Chapelofthe SacredHeartConventinParis.The Governmentlongsincesieredthis magnificentpropertyandplaceditin thehandsoftheliquidators,who, however,nothavingbeensuccessful ofdisposingofit,occasionallylet itoutforfetesandbazaars.Agen- tlemandescribedasasecretaryof theRussianEmbassyrecentlyhired itandorganisedinthechurchthe extraordinaryscenetowhichweallude.SometwohundredJewsand Jeweeses,representingtheupper chessofJewish'fastsocietyinParis. afewRussians,andabouthalf-a dozenFrenchwomenofrank,ofSemitieorigin,acceptedinvitations, andtogetherwiththethreeRussian GreiwlDukes,attendedtheobscene antihlestaiemousshow. Afterrefreslimeetsinthesacristy.titerwere invitedtotaletheirplacesinthe choir,solatelyoccupiedby*Yenuns. Thenthe"performance"began.A dancerfirstappeared,wrappedinsilverfissileangenreshecommenced byswayingsoftlytoandfroinfront ofthealtar,whichhasnetasvet beenstrippedofitscrucifix.Then maidenlythrowing-offherveils.she 'rave,Inastateofabenbite}matte. a.earn1vof:theMass,eventuallypreeentinethecompanywithbon-bons innineCteryoftheHolyCrinornetion.

Thenatroopofnakedyouthsand earlsrnaligforwardendHawed tr-67

seededthebirtesbynineteenthousandninehundredandtwenty.An extra-ParliamentaryCommissionhalt beenmakingenquiriesastohowthe declinecanbearrested,butitcans notbesaidthataremedywhich willproveeffectivehasbeenfound. Thereare,however,anumberofproposalsofafamiliartype.Oneis thataspecialtaxshouldbeimposed inthe.caseofcitizenswithoutchildren,andthatfortheheadsoffamiliesthetaxesshouldbeloweredis proportiontothenumberoftheoffspring.Theproposalhasoftenbeen spokenof,butitisnotprobable thatitwillbeapplied.Adifferentiationintaxationbetweencitizen andcitizenwouldberesistedandthe Governmentthatproposeditwould soonspeedilyconictogrief.Evenif batehelorshadtopayspecialtaxa, tion,theywouldnotbeinducedthere bytochangetheirviews,orGar modeoflife.Thesituationforthe Frenchnationisonewhichcannot heconsideredwithoutthegravestanxiety.Neverdoesalengthyperiod elapseduringwhichtheprospectof warwithGermanydoesnotpresent Itselfinoneformoranother.Nil whilstthepopulationofGermanyincreases,thatofFranceisdwindling away.Aswehaveremarked,more thanonce,noremedywillbediscoveredtillthemajorityoftheFrench peoplelearnthatthelawsontheobservanceofwhichtheCatholicchurch insiststendnotonlytotheirspiritualbutalsototheirmaterialwelgoofare;atibaghosheadadboopda4Millhill414koi

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CHAPTERI.

"Areeouinthemaodforalong walk,thisafternoon,Elizabeth?"

'1antreadyforanything,"Elizabethdeclared."TheairissoexhilaratingthatIfeelIcouldwalk totheomen

"Youhaveimproved,"Janetsaid slowly,lookingcriticallyathersister,whosepickcheocksandbright eyeswereproofconclusiveofrenewedvitality.

"Icannotaffordtobeill,"Eliza-'

Theyallleft - theroomtogether. Mrs.Pomeroyluckedthedoorslid putthekeyinher.pocket.

Anhour"laterthewholehousehold wasthrownintoconfusionand_consternationbytheeeportthattheemeraldcrosswasmissing.Mrs.Po. meroytelephonedforadetective,and hadguardsstationedoutsidethe house,atthesametimegivingorders thattheballshouldproceedas thoughnothinghadoccurred.

Lateintheeveningitwaswhisper'edamongthegueststhatthecross hadbeenfound.Elizabethnoticed bethreturned.quietly.sIshallgodifferentpersonstentandlookat backtomyschoolworkthefirstofher.awlshewasconsciousoffeeling themonth-- uncomfortablewithoutknowingwhy.

Donotdoanythingrash,dear,"Graduallyshebecameawarethat interruptedtheoldersister,hastily,someoftheguestswerepurposely 4"Thistanglewillbestraightenedavoidingher.Butnohintofthe. Out.""OurBlessedLadywillunra-truthdawneduponheruntilthenext volthetangle,-shewentoninalowmorning.AtanearlyhourMrs. confidingtone.'IhavebeggedandPomeroyknockedandenteredher imSlorew.lherpep,andIamconfidentshewillnotturnadeafearto mypleadings."

Elizabethlookedathersister. Therewassomethinginthe.clear, confidingtonesthatarrestedherattention,aRakeningamonetarythrill ofhopeinherownheart.

"Well,JanetMorley,youoertainlyhavethefaiththatmovesmountains,"shesaidwithaBailskaugh.

Twomonthsbeforetheopeningof ourstory,ElizabethMorleyreceived aninvitationfromMrs.Pomeroyto Joieherhouseparty.

"Itisasmall,butcongenial crowd."shewrote-"theMerlins, CaptainYorke,MissPennington, Harryandyourself.Asthewedding istotakeplacesosoon,Iamanxioustobecomebetteracqpaintedwith myfutureniece.Sodonotdisappointme,dearAlissMorley."

TheinvitationsurprisedElizabeth. SneknewMrs.PomeroywasdispleasedwhenshelearnedthathernephewwasdeterminedtomarryanIrishCatholicgirl,andmoreovera girlohowasobligedtoworkfor herownliving.Harrydidnottell herhealwayssaidhisauntwould loveherwhensheknewher. But weallhavekindfriends(?)whodelightintellingitsunpleasanttruths. Elizabethlearnedinsomewaythat thewealthyMrs.Pomeroyhada brideselectedforhernephew,and shethreatenedtodisinherithimifhe ersistedinmarryinga"Papist." Janetkrgedhersistertogotothe party.

"ItiskindofMrs.Pomeroytoinviteyou,"sheinsisted;"andyou oughttotrytobefriendswithher forHarry'ssake.Shehasbeena secondmothertohim,youknow."

SoElizabethwent;anditproved herundoing.

Lateintheafternoon,thedayof theball.rWrs.PomeroycalledElizabethintoherroomtoshowhera beautifulemeraldcressshehadjust hadresetwithdiamonds.Itwasexquisitelybeautiful,andElizabeth admireditopenly.Whileekewas lookingatitCaptainYorkepassel downthehall.

"Comein.CaptainYorke!"said Mrs.Pnyrieroy."Iwantyoutosee mycross.too,Elizabeththinksof verypretty." Elizabeth'laidthecrossonthetable,andpickeduphershoppingbar, whichshehaddroppedintoachair. JustthensomeonecalledMrs.Pomeroy. "Afterall,T'mafraidyouwilt havetolookatitanothertime." shesaidregretfully."Ihaveto atteteitosomeofthedecorations.

"Water"hecriedfeebly.'Ter the101eelGod,getmesomewater" Janetdartedoat,returninginan instantwithherdrinkingcuphillof clear,Coldwater.Iledraineditat agulp.

"ItisatasteofHeaven,"hesighed.''Iamburning-burning-burning" Theygatheredfromhisbrokendisjointedsentencesthathehadslipped andfallenoverthesideofthemountaintwoorthreedaysbefore.Upon regainingcOUSOOliSneSS,hedragged himselftothehut,wherehehad laininasemi-consciouscondition, hopingagainsthopethatsomeone wouldfindhim.

Openinghiseyesandrecognising Elizabethwatchingoverhim,hecried inalowbrokentone,alookofwonder,almostofawe,crossinghiswane features "ThereisaGod-theremustbea God"

"Don'ttalk,please,CaptainYorke Itexhaust'syou,-Elizabethentredtedbutbedidnotseemtohearher. "neverthoughtmuchaboutit," hewentoninapainfulwhisper. "ButIknownowthereisaGod; andHehassentyoutomeOaI makerestitutionbeforeIdie."

sOhplease,calmyourself!"Elizabethcriedinterror."Helpwill soonarrive,andyoumustsaveyour strengthforthejourney."

asPoseible.Onthefirstaentversary oftheirmartiage,aspresentedthe emerald*roestoElizabeth. "Keepitdear,aidletitserveas awarningtoyourfuturedaughters shesaidsmilingratherwistfully. "Shouldthey.byanychanceinherit theirAunt'sweakness,tellthemthe historyoftheemeraldcross."

room,closingthedourbehindher. "Afterwhathasoccurred,there canbenofurtherpreteme01friend(dapbetweenus,MissNforley,'she tevaninher!nestpompousmanner.

sIlovedyou-thefirsttimeIsaw you."hebeganatlast,inaweak voice,lookingpasthertowherethe sunlaybrightandwarmonthe mountainside.Thoughh'ewasnot lookingather,hefeltherstartand shrink.

"Pomeroyhadeverything-wealth, home,friends,andyou Youare thefirstwomanTevercaredfor.and Ideterminedtohaveyoubyfair

'Mynephewwillhardlywishtomeansorfoul.KnowingMrs,Prattemarryyounow.Outofregardforroy'snarrowbigotryandyourpure hisfeelings,Ishall-notprosecuteyou theugh"

`Prosecute! Whatdoyoumean byusingthatwordinconnection withme?"Elizabethcried,lifting herheadproudly.''Willyoukindtleh-st.7,-,.whatIhavedonetodeserve

Youknowwhotitmeans,"she aidangrily."Thedetectivefound mycrossinyourshoppingbag,where yousecretedit,and-"

EvenMrs.Pomeroywasalrmedby thesuddenPallorthatoverspreadthe girl'sfaceasshesankdownina suddenwhitehelplessness.Buther heartdidnotrelent.

proudspirit,Tconjectureditwasonlynecessarytothrowslightsuspicionuponyoutocausethebreaking offofyourengagement."Believeme-Ididnotintend wrongingyeu-Ihad-madenodefiniteplan.WhenMrs.Pomeroycalledmeintotheroomtolookather cross.T-Tslippeditintoyourbag -withtheintention-"

'Youputitinmybag-you" Elizabethstaredback,staringat him-withwide,horrifiedeyes.scarcelybelievingherownears. "Don't."hesaid,weakly,putting outanappealinghand." didn't mean-I-wascalledaway-and-" Hisvoicetrailedoffintosilence.

Itwascertainlyagoodmessenger whobroughtthenewstoyourhouse thatAyer'sSarsaparillamakesthe blood"richandred."Thismeans somuchtothesewhoaretein,pale, feeble,weak,andnervous.After Ayer'sSarsaparillahascuredyou, carrythegladmessagetoafriendor neighles.

Perhapsyousufferfromtheeffects ofawarmclimate.Prolongedwarm weatherseriouslymvairsthestrength ofmanypeople.Thedigestionis slow,andtheliverbecomessluggish.J.-Impuritiesinthebloo,laccumulate andcausethatfeelingofdownheartednessanddepression.

YER'S Sarsaparilla

isofthegreatestuseinsuchcases. Itspurifying,strengthening,andup buildingpropertieswillbeofWest'. mablevaluetoyou.

dienowmade,elyer'eSarsaparillacolataio.1noalcohol. Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

Besureyouget"AYER'S."

Looe.1Mass.,U.S.A.

Ayer&Co.,

PsoaredbyDr.J.C.

martialPunishment.

"Soeou'tehaditoutwithyour wife?Howdidyoumanageit?" "TookherupinO'Donoghue'score Therethereisthemostremarkable echointheworld."

Howdidthatcureher?What didtheechohavetodowithher malady?"

"Theechohadthelastword."

AteachturnofthewindingroadElizabethneverknewhowlongshe somenewbeautyburstintoview.sattherealonewith unconscious The81tiOotianarrowtrailwounddownman-whetheritwasdaysoronly wardbetweenahighwallofsolidhoursuntilhelp,arrived.Shefelt rockononeside,andasheerpreci-dazedandstunnedandstrangelyhumpiceontheother.Atthebottombled.Aflherbittetcynicismfell oftheprecipice,amountainstreamfromherandforthefirsttimein dashedmadlyoverthegailycolour-herlifeshefoundherselfenvyingher edbouldersobstructingitsway,sister'ssimplechildishfaith. formingtinycataractsandminature.Tanetknewassoonashereyes fallsinitsheadlongflight. Theresteduponher,thatsomethingunshallowstreamwidenedanddeepened,usualhadoccurredduringherabsence itslowmurmuringchanginggradual-butnowordofexplanationpassed lyintoaroar,astheynearedthebetweenthem.Theirwholeattentfalls.Thehighwallontheleftsud-ionwasRiventothewoundedman. denlyreceded,andasmallcabin,dil-until'hewasplacedinthehospital, apidatedandhalfinruin,butoffer-andmadeascomfortableaspossible ingashelterfromtheapproachingunderthecircumstances. storm,appearedbeforethem. "Thereisnohope;hehasbuta "Lestusrun!'1 fewhourstolive,"hesaidcoming tothepointatonceinhisabrupt CHAPTERII. way. Theyhadbarelyenteredandclosed."Oh!"Elizabethgasped,sitting thedoor,whentherainelatedowndownsuddenly. intorrents. "HeralliedforafewminuteshowWithasighofreliefJanetopenedever,"thedoctorcontinued,witha thedoorandwasabouttostepoutkeenglanceintoherwhitestartled Intothebrightsunshine,whenalowface-"longenoughtomakeaconiesmoanfromthefarthercornerofthesion,ehichIwrotedownathis hutstartledthemboth. quest. Itcompletelyexonerates "Whatisit?"Elizabethexclai-MissElizabethMorleyofagrave riled,clutchingJanet'sarm,butdrop-charge." pingitinamazementwhensheheard"What-whatisit?"Janetcried, herownnamespokeninaweaksup-runningtohersister."Whatdoes plieatingtone. itmeanElizabetli?" "MissMorley ItisI-Yorke."Ttmeans,dear,thatyourprayFortheloveofGoddon'tleaveme!"ershavebeenanswered." "CaptainYorke! ElizabethwasElizabethwascompletelyexoneraathissideinaninstant."Whattedbutthroughherwishtoshield doesitmean?Areyouillorsuffer-CaptainYorke'sname,thetruevering?" sionoftheaffairwasnotmadepuberewaslyingonthebarefloorlie. therewasnofurnitureinthehut Mrs.Pomeroywastrulysorryfor hisfacewaspinchedanddrawnandthepartsheplayed,andinsistedupflushedwithfever. ontheweddingtakingplaceassoon

"Isyoureditoramanofletters?'11

"Don'tknow,stranger,butyou kinfindoutbyaskingthepostmaster."

He-"Oh,youmaylaugh,butIam notsobiga!foolasyouthink

She-"Goodness:Ihopenot."

Daisy-"Granny,ean.youeatnits?

Granny-"Nodarling,myteethare notgoodenough."

Daisy-"Thenwillyouinindthese tillIcomehack?"

"Dad,I'mgoinginforsurgeryt AllthegirlsAretakingupafad."

"Goodenough,daughter.Coul4 youamputateabuttonfromthebacld ofmycoatandgraftitontothis vest?"

~wee

"Madame,yourhusbanddoesnot seemtohaveanyorganictrouble,'S said-thephysician.

"Landsakes,no"exclaimedMrs Pneumonia."Notinthisneigh., bourhood.Butthefolksthatlivodinextdoorhaveagramaphonethat worrieshimnearlytodeath."

011.411.11

Aone-armedmanenteredarest, aurantatnoonandsealedhimself nexttoadapperlittleether-people's businessman. Thelatteratonce noticedhisneighbour'sleftsleeve hanginglooseandkepteyeingitina how-did-it-happensortofaway:. Theorsrarmedmanpaidnoabtene tiontohim,butkeptoneatingwith hisonehand.Finallytheinquisie tiveonecouldstanditnoiongete, Hechangedhispositionalittleclear-( edhisthroatandsaid:"Ibegpare don,sir,butTseeyouhavelostas arm."

ereowireewSwovereeeiv-ee

APenPictureofItaly'sQueen

QueenHelena'spositionatfirstin Italiansocietywassomewhatdifficult,butshehasgraduallyovercome allobstaclesbyhersweetnessofdisposition,herbeautyandintelligenes. SheisliketheQueenofRoumania, apoetess,andoneofherrecreations iSpaintingItalianscenery.Her complexionisoneofextremelovelizess,herblackhairandfinedark eyeslightupacountenancewhichis arresting.Hervoiceisstrongand "rotund."

AGoodShot

Goodshootingisasmuchfeminine asamasculine,accomplishmentamongtheMontenegrins,andalmost thefirstactofthePrincessHelena's marriedlifewastohavetargestset -.64.upinthebeautifulgardensofthe Carode,Monte,andheresheandher husbandusedtowhileawaymuchof theirleisureinshootingmatches, Whichoftenendedinthelady'sfavour.QueenHelena'stillkeens'lp practice,andhandlesbothrifleand pistolnithwonderfulgraceanddexterity.'Butshedoesnotcontinue tohuntwiththeardourthatearned* herthenameofthe"ModernDiana"inthedaysbeforeshebecamee mother.

OrnamentalLadlesofthe Court

Inadditiontobeinganexcellent shot.sheisawonderfulclimber. WheninMontenegro.sheannounced herintentionofrevisitingonfoot themountainsaboutCettinge.Her Italianladies-in-waitingglancedat

-eachotherinconsternation,andall. 6 withoneexceptionbeggedtoheexcused,therequestbeinggood-naturedlyemitted.One,however,young andlovely.ambitionsforthefavour ofhermistress,determinedtobrave act.sillgotoo.Thensxtieornitte atsixallbadgatheredexceptthe venturesomelady,whoatlestapappearedinagownwithatrain, which,however,hadbeenallcarefullypinnedup,scentbottleinhand, andinhighheeled,thinkidslippers. TheOmentookinthisvision,and remarkedsmilingly,thatshelooked pale,inertevidentlyshewasnot feelingwell,andhadnotbetterundertakethearduousclimb.Thehint weeaccepted,shestayedbehind.but lostnotnine,endsloehassincebeen -primefavoerie.andoftenlaughs overtheincidentpithhrRoyal friendwhosays,"Neverforgetteeainthatyouareornamental."

TheLatestShamrock

Englishyachtsmenarelookingforwardwithagreatdealofinterestto tnecorningtrialspinsofSitThom-asLipton'snewracingcutter,the ShamrockIV.,whichwaslaunched inScotlandrecently.ShewasdesignedbyFyfe.antihasbeenhailed asthe"fastestcutterafloat."The ShamrockTV.andthreeotherboats formwhatisknownasthe"twenty-

threemetreclass"intheyatchracingworld,thelargestclassforcut-tersundertheInternationalracing rules.SirThomasLipton'snew .boatisofinteresttoAmerican -yachtsmenasrepresentingthetype ofboatwithwhichItshopedtocontestthisyearfortheAmericanCup. The"TeaKing"israthertiredof building"racingmachines'"suchas thefirstthreeShamrocks.and,furthermore.Mr.Fyfe,theonlydesigner inEnglandwhohashadexperience enoughtomakehimavailabletolay downafourthchMenge,isunwillingtotakeupthetask.inthe meantime,heisgoingtoracehis -slewcatterinEnglishwatersand

collectafew"mugs"inthewayof

TheHatfieldGhost

ThegroundsofHatfieldHouse, wheretheMarquisofSalisburyhas beenrobbedofhisjewel-casewhile incampwithhisregiment,contains acelebratedoak,underwhichQueen Elisabethwassittingwhenthenews arrivedofheraccessiontothe throne.Manyrelicsof-neiettBess neetreasuredinthearmouryatHatfield-handeddownfromthetime whenLordSalisbury'sancestor, LordBurghley,washerMajesty's greatestMinister.The.YewRoom containsaconeemporaryportraitof MaryQueenofScots,almosttheonlypicturethatrepresentsthatunhappyQueenasareallybeautiful woman. Hatfield'sghostisthe wraithofaMarchionessofSalisbury,whometatragicdeathineighteenhundredandthirty-five.Findingthattwocandlesgaveaminstitre lentlightonherwritingtable,the Marchionessrangforhermaidto brineathirdcandle.Withthethree candlesshecontinuedherWriting! Shortlyafterwardsthehousewasin flames,andLadySalisburywas burnttodeath.Thefatalitybears outanoldsuperstitionthatthree candlesalighttogetherareaharbingerofdeath.

ANewCatholicPeer

TheMarquisofQueensberry.who isthelatestdistinguishedconvertto theOldReligionwilltakeaplaceamoneBritishRomanCatholicssecond onlytotheDukeofNorfolk.The MarquisateofQueensburyconsiderableolderthantheMarquisateof Bute,andT.ordQueettsburyisasecondson. Hiselderbrother,who borethecourtesystyleofViscount Drendanrig.untilLordRoseberry inedsbin,BaronKelhead,wasapromisingITnder-SeeretaryattheForeignOffice,whenagunaccidentcut shorthiscareerandputhisjunior inhieplaceasheir-presumptive.

Mr.ZebLane

Mr.RetinaLane.thewell-known Westralia.nminingmarinate.writes

!isfollowsreCitheneo:-Noonewho valueshisreltdareregisterata micas's-)eroesseryunderthenameof Theinvestigationsfollow. incrptonSincla;r'ssismagineallega- tionssmashedenthecanning',nisineseintonumeroussmallpieces. (`hicaeoisterriblydepressed.andas dullaedish-wateritisadirtycity badlykept,andworsehandled.with beautifulparksonitsoutskirts. Onceagain,theinspectionatthecanneriesistheembodimentofnerfeet sanitationandgodlycleanliness."

DeathofaCatholicPeer

LordPetrediedrecentlyatThorndonHall.Essex.Thedeeeatsed.who wasthefoiteteenthbaron,wasfifty yearsoftree.Tiebelongedtoawell knownCatholicfamily.Thefirst baron'sfatherwasaprincipalSecretaryofStateenderITenry EdwardVT..Mary,andFliiaheth. Thefourthbaronwascommittedto theToweretthetimeofOates plotinsixteen'benchedandseventyPhilipPetra TordPetrehadSeen dyedandeightythree.Theileeensed peerisseresededin:hisbrother.Hon eielit.anddiedthereinsixteenhunillfornearlyayear.asdspentthe winteratMentone.

TherelivesadistinguishedmitsicienwhohastheLondontonguewith-

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theArchdeaconandtheRatio

ArchdeaconCambridgeonceobseiecithefollowinginscriptionever4, hatter'sshopjustasthepainterbad finishedtheletters,."Goodhatssold here."

('tossingtheway,andmaking*a suitableapology,hepolitelyaddress sedthemasteroftheshoe,obser- vingthathehopedhewouldexcuse hismakingaremarkontheinscrip- tion.Thehattersaidhewouldbe muchobligedtohim,anddesiredto hearwhatliehadtosay,

"Why,"saidMr.Cambridge,"the word"good'seemsunnecessary,for, ifyoudidnotsellgoodhatsno customerwouldcomeagain." 'True,"saidehehatter."Painter,ruboutgood.Praysir.have youanythingmoretosay?-Ibeseechyougoon."

Why,"saidMr.Cambridge,"the word'hats'iscertainlyneedless,for ifpeoplelookedatyourshopwin- dow,andsawnothingbuthats,they wouldnotexpecttobuymeat,or anythinghuthats.""True,again" saidtheman.

"Painter,rubouthats."Well, sir,Isitrightnow?" "No,certainly,"rejoinedMr. Cambridgetheword'sold'wouldby ridiculousifitwere'toremain,for nobodywouldexpectyoutogiveawayyourhats.""Verytrue.-said theman.

"Painter,ruboutsold"addiug: "Now,sir,Isupposeyouhavenofartherobjection?"

ENIURE YOITIlifV14 gSLENDER FIGURE WITH PERFECT' FREEDOM"IP5 BY

WEARING

heard littlegirlwhosaidatthetea le Mother,canIhaveapiecemore kike?andreceivedthereply: "Youshouldn'tsaykike,dear soushouldsaykike" Thewell-knownmusicianintelling this,adds"Andallthe.timethey boththoughttheyweresaying kike!"

PreparationsfortheQuebectercentennialcsleteationarewelladvanced. PrinceofWalesandtheDukeand DuchessofNorfolkwillhetheguests oftheCovernor-General.

TheMadrid"Correspondencia" statesthattheKingandQueenof SpainwillvisitEnglandinSeptem- l-eainord'rtospendamonthwith PrincessHenryofBattenberg.The strive-atincognitowillbeobserved duringthevisit.

"Yes,onemore."said3Ze.Cam- bridge';"theword'here'isperfect- lyabsurdbyitself,fornobodywould go-toanothershopto,buyyour hats."

"Quiteright,"saidtheman, "Painter,ruboutnere"andthen hecourteouselythankedMr.Cam- sidgeforhiskindness.

wenn= Jerrydyingintestate,hisreiativea becausetheoldknave, Whilsthiswidowmostvilely me- m'rydefam'd; "What,"criedshe,"mustIsuffer claim'd, Withoutleavingawillis'laidsnug inthegrave?" "That'snowonder,"saidone,"for tis Sinceverywellknown, hemarried,poorman,he'dno willofhison-n."

-ROBERTBURNS.

SchoolInspector-Now,children, whatisit-thatcomesinlikealion andgoesoutlikealamb? Please sir,it'sfather,whenmotherhaybeen givinghimatalkingto.

LadyVisitor--Thatnewservantof yoursseemsveryniceandquiet.

MistressoftheHouse.-Yes.she's veryquiet,Shedoesn'tevendisturbthedustwhenshe'scleaningthe room.

"Mr.O'Reilly,'saidMrs.O'Neill, hasaheartofgold."

"Dearme,"saidherhostess,"is thatso?IIrewhehadgothurt inthearmy,sohehadtohavea silverplateinhisjaw,butI'dnever heardabouttheother"

"Iwanttocomplainoftheflour yousentmetheotherday."said Mrs.Newliwed,severely.

Thegrocerinquired)whatwastlie matterwithit-

"Itwastough,"repliedthe!munekeeper."Myhushandsimplycould noteatthebiscuitsImadewithit,"

FirstPainter-I'vejustbeenshowingmyauntround.Mostamusing.Invariablypicksoutthewrongpie+ turestoadmire,anddenouncesthe goodones.

SecondPainter-Didshesayany- thingaboutmine?

FirstPainter-Oh,shelikedyourse

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