The Record Newspaper 17 July 1909

LARRAD'SCOLISEUM

cr.HaySt.andRokebyRd.,Subiaco.

Arewide-awa'cetoyourinterests.Weleadthewayinup-to-date

draaeryandcluthingatlowestca.%PricesobtainableintheState. WechargeourcustomersforGOODS ONLY. Notforenormousrents,andexpensiveup-keep.

Wehavejustopened

Azrandassortment,ofladiesWinte,underwear.inflannelette,andknittedgoodsofeverydescription.

Also

beautifulvarietyofwinterwalkintrskirtsinCloth,Serge,Sicilian, Cashmere,etc.,inlateststyleanicut,atpricestosuiteverybody.

OurMillineryDepartment

ItiswellknownthroughoutPerthandsuburbswhenalad3wantsa fashionablehat,shehasunfortunatlytoeotsultherpurse.Aninspectionwithournewmodels,andachitwithourheadMilliner,will vanquishalldifficultiesonTHATSCORE.

CALLON US BEFORE SELECTING YOUR WINTER HAT.

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NEWZEALANDCASHSTORES Foral]Groceries,IronmongeryandDrapery. OURSPECIALITIES, BUTTER,BACONandCHEESE.

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CONTRACTORSTOTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS. leadOffice:BarrackStreet,Perth. Factory.and J1ersIronmongeryDepartment,Murrarst.,Perth I

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TheHouseofQuality

Firstclassgroceriesandfinest dairy'pieduce.Nonecanexcel.I keeparoomspeciallyfittedforbutter,undermyownsupervision,and zivesatisfactioneverytime.

Readersofthe"Record" GivemeaTrial.

COURTHOTEL 11'FORT PERTH.

CONO'BRIEN.

iavingsecuredthefreeholdof*IS .,Id-,st8lilishedandwell-knownHot. telryswillbepleasedtowelcomeall 0161friendsfromthefieldswhileoua tothecity

LanganBros.' BAKERS

GUILDFORDsandMIDLANDJUNCT.

ONLYTHEBESTQUALITYor FLOURUSED. ACorneroftheFactory. GivethemaTrial

DenisSullitanandhisfamilywere nextshownthedoor,anditwascertainlythemostpitiablesightin. thewholedaysproceediaes,whenfive smallchildren,clingingtotheirparents,andcryingasiftheirlittle heartswould.break,emergedfrom thehometheyhadknownsince birth.

WICKLOW.

IrishNewstoJune12,1909.

ToIreland.

IslandofSaintstoth3blestshore

Iturnmyheartintroublean! distress,

Asonewhoturnsfercomfortand caress

Tothe,kindbreastofher,whoonce himbore.

Ofmemorysjoysthouarttheerellessstore, Withlavishbandthoudostthe childrenbless. 'Sendingbrightgleamstocheer theirloneliness, Fragrantandfreshwiththyoen ancienttor',

Oh; Motherland,thyhillsI see, ionight, Thyverdantplainsand hauntedstreams, Thychwiels,towers, meatsofold 3Iyheartishenspringfort (earlfold, For mayonly-feslit dreams

YetIdoth theefrtho ion.;bright.

CORK.

CRUELEVICTION.

Sitfamilieswereetictedfromtheir honesontheLeahyestateatKilmacevenaboutfourmilesfromCaen.t,enteere,Gnithe8thJune. Thee-iictionswerecarriedoutby anumeerofeailiffs,undertheprotectionofalargeforcofpolice, and.rCounty,InsecctorFausett. aroedsmarchedoutfromCastletowawiththeevictingparty,whose gearwaspileduponawaggon, whichwassurroe idbypolice.

ThearrivalofthepartywasawaitedwithmulchannetbytheresidentsofKilmacowen,ableakmountaindistrict,wherethefarm-houses areoftheveryworstdescription, manybeingutterlyunlitforhabitat moanion.

Apainfulsensationhasbeencausedhere,saysthe"Freeman,"b" thedeath,undertragiccircumstances oftheRev.EdmondMurphy,C.C., Valleptiount,Co.Wicklow.Thedeceasedpriesthadbeeninfailing healthforsometimepea,andactineonmenial'.adeicehesought changeofair,andwenttot.isit FatherO'Keefe,C.C.,Casteetown,a fewdaysago.Nothingunusualwas netiadinhisconiditiononSaturday morning,hutonhisreturnfrom MaasFatherO'Keeffediscoveredhis guestlyingproneonthefloor,death havingsupervenedevidentlyfrom heartfailure.ThelateFatherMurphy,whowasanativeofCherieville,wasonly32yearsofage,and was,previoustohistransfertoValleymount,acurateofRing-send. TheremainswereconveyedtoInch railwaystationandwerefollowed byanextremelylargeconcourseof thepeopleofthedistrict,whowere naturallymuchgrievedatthesad eventwhichhadoccurredintheir midst.

Antiwithoutsaltself-abnegation;-.. andsuchdevotion,Itellyou,my LordMayor,what-ahundredthousandPounds-thattenhundredthousandpounds-spentinIrelandcould neverhavecreatedthespiritthat hasteencreated'bythoselOyal workers'(appleaseeAye,thespirit ofmydearfriend,EoghanO'Growney,ismarchingon(loudapplause)

ROSCOBIMON.

Pey.P.O'Flaherty,C.C.,CastlebarhasbeenpromotedtobeP.P.of Keelogues. Hislateparishioners, whileintr.selygratifiedathispromotion,aremuchgrievedatlosing onewhoheldsolongminister:1so surceesfuldea'nonzetthem.

DuringaMissionatStrokiesrown. Co.,Roscommon,ParishChurch, conductedbathePassionistFathers, oneofthetentsidevotedtothesale ofMsciongoodsneartheChurch, wasenteredatnightandarticlesto thevalueofabout£mtaken away

GALWAY.

Fendisneeetots.

Parliamentary 2d. Th..Bishopofasory eEli). TheBishopofFernsgave£5. and iS1011bysaonmy sevie-

ItGreatBritein,saidMr.Kettle. partieswerecomingtoanequality instrength,acrd,theHomeRulevote mightbethemake-weighinthe scalesattheGeneralElection."Our priceiswellt'nown,"dsclaredMr. Kettle,amidstapplause."Ourprice isHomeRuleinllcomplementand democraticHorn-Rule."

AmericaandIrishLinens

UlstermanufacturerswillbedeiiehtedtohearthatthereisanenormouslyincreaseddemandinAmericaforIrishlinens.The"Daily Mail"isresponsibleforthestatementthatthepurchaseswhichhave takenplacesinceMarcharethe largstonrecord,andthat"impure tiesallbelisvethatthespringtrade of1909-toisgoingtobethelargestonrecord,anearebuyingbythe thousand,whereformerlytheywere coat.nttodealinhundreds." If thisrepresentationofthecharacter ofthedemandattheotherside oftheAtlantic1.ecorrectthePeriod ofdepressioninthetradeinUlster willsoonbesucceededbyeperiodof !Teatprosperity.

Contrarytoexpectations,noorganisedredetancewasoleredtothe bailiffs.Eg-asandsodswerethrown occgsionally,andtherewassome ebullitionoffeelingonthepartof thecrowd,whichincludedanumber ofwomenandgirls,butthebailiffs werenothinderedtoantextentin theactualwoe,ofeviction,Theap[roachestethehouseswereinsome instancesrendereddifficultbe.reason ofth3factthatdrainswer cut' Weissthepassage.Thebailiffs, frompee.eou--;exuarienee,werepreparedforsuchdifficulties,forthey laidplanksacrossthecuttings,and so'na'iledthewasnontoPassover themeakile.

Thefirsth,usetoeevisitedwas thatofMrs.JuliaKelly,whofor17 yearspastheslivedandworked practicallyunaidedonalittlefarm onthemountainsideatKilmacowen

Withdifficultythebailiffs'cartwas broughttotheimmediatesceneof theeviction.OnthedemandtoOva overpossession,Mrs.Kellyquietly leftthehoes-,followedbeherchile dreinTheShe.riff'sofficersNiteroi, andev.1.ymove!learticleinthe housewasthrownoutsidethedoor. Somefriendsofhersintercededwith theagantMr.Turner,andthanee settlemntwasarranged.

LIMERICK.

AtapublicmeetingheldatCarnane,Co..Limerick,recently,incoLnectionwiththedistributionoflocal untenantedland,andatwhichRev. R.O'Kennely,P.P.,presided,aresolutionwaspassedsuggestingto theEstatesCommissionersthenecessityofdividing-thelandinlots, ofnotmorethanfrom5toto acres,andthatthisdivisionbe arnonrthepeopleofthedistrict,end protestinginthsstrongestpossible manneragainstanyoutsidersbeinz appointedtoanyPortionofthe Ind.

Thedeathisverymuchregretted atGalwayofMotherMaryMagdalen Golden,theSuperioressofthePresentationConvent,whichoccurredrecentlyatanadvancedage.Deceased whowasanativeofShrule,celebra. tiedhergoldenjubileeonlya few wee'csaao. Shehadbeenelected Rev.Mothernolessthanseven time's.

WEXFORD

Mr.JamesKinsellaofCain,Gorey diedrecentlyandisVeramuchregretted.

ThomasBolger,aCourt.ownfishermanfellheadlongfromaflagstaff, whichhewasPainting.Hemay yetrecover.

VeryRev.FatherKenny,P.P.,of Oulasthasdoneextensiverepairsto theOulastChurch.

Enniscorth..Feis,unprecednted success.

OnthewaytoDanielMurphy's, hMin:tthetoedwasfoundcutfull 1.nethacrosstoadepthofftor more.Orderswereimmediately+given, -ytheCountyInspectortokeepthe peopleacs.ThepoliceImmediately swarmedthefences,andbeingcomp.11e1tousalittleforce,scatteredthe beintheadjoining debris.

Anagitationinfavouroftheestablishmentoftacon-curingeateries inEnglandisbeingexteneivelediscussedatthe0thrsideoftheChannel,endatthesametimeadecline inpie-ereerlineinIrelandhastobe noted.Thereersaidtobesome 20,00ebrecdinesowsinIr.-landat thepresentrro.nentlessthanth..r wereayearago.Ireland,is,asa corre,:popdentin"TheGrocers'Review"pointseat,p rleslawedforpie-areding.Whyarethe Irishpeoplegivinguptosomeextentthebrotvlin-,-ofpigs?Aneffortslayildbemadetoe,C0111'048 thepeopletodc.Ott.monattention tothisprofitableindustry.Eng. ladis Ieeinninetorealisethattoo muchmoneyispaidforl'ac-nimportedfrom countries.^'Ph allthead'anto_tesIrolandiiossess,a sheshielddoll)]oruadrupleher exportsof;.iconandpigstoEngland.

One th.farmers,whewlandwas thusencroachedobjectedinnouno'r ainfashiontothetreaties,andlain; setc'esibyalargeportionoftheass.meledacevd,showedf-aht.For amomentitseemedasifsomething uglywasalouttohapp.en,buttthe hieforceofpolicemen,manyof whomintheexcitementhaddrawn theirbatons,overwhelmedthereelstette.,andthelittleincidentcame tosnend,ui,esly.Thehousewas cl out,andac-retakerand [Tote-elnpartyplacedincharge. ThecabinofPatShanahanwas nextveelted.Th.sdwellingconsists ni,trelyofroughst,n-.slantedtoerwithmudandcrownelwith ace,rip-7ofs-ill-dem-liedthatch.

Itwafoundthattie-tenanthad desertedtheCabin. Writt-n itr eh onap1nneil-dtoth.-able erndwasamessagetotheaereetto Prcdwithth,evictionasthetenant,Ate,wankleo`ringforvolunteerstodefendhis"home,"haddecid.edtoclearout.

Dr.Hyde,replyin:tothehonour oftheFreedomofLimerickbeing conferredonhire,whenthecheerine hadceased,said-Mr..Mayor,Ise-csPtthehonourthatyouhavedone me,endIgratefullyacceptit.and Itellvoltthatyourteinelneeshas eon',tomyheart-inma'ingmea fellow-citieenofthecitethatPatrickS%arsEeld defend-A(applause), endIaccentthehonourmostgratefully.Butdon'tandshellnotacceptitontryownbehalf.Iaccentitasanroofthattheeoctrines oftheGaelicLeaguehavemade theirwayinTimeric',,endTaccept it.notintivnameofmyself,but ofmyfellow-wor-ersthroughoutthe branchesofIreland,anth,mountain sides,inthe1-acestreets,inthe city.WhereverabranchoftheGaelicLeague1stestablishedIacceptit inthenameofthelowsand,girls whoareworeinghardinthose liranchesto-clay(loadapplaVee).I acceptittheninthenameofthe wortars-thepeweewhoaredoing therealworn,thepeoplewhose namssnever'-etintoth'!balm's,the MalewhoansnotreceivedatrailweystaticnseeLordMayorslauerhtsrithe'Tollewhohavenotthe freedomofcitiesconferredonthemnevertheless,theyarethepeoplewho orere-ma'ineIrelandtoday(applease).Thesearemyfellow-workers,andsuchworkers.toworkwith nomaneverhidbefore.Itellyou. myLordMayor,thatIcouldname. attheyen,least,sevenwho,tomy ownenovsledge,(acetheirlivesfo, Ireland-wornoutbylivesofceaselesstoil,attendingcommitteemeetings.:saltineintheretnerahondieer theirmeelineasariin;toViedle thelittleNationalFair!,'nIreland, untilitssoellheelerninto a Nor.icouldea-ne,etPestseven, ofmyowndearacenaietaswho givetheirlivestoIre)end t--assurelyasifyounutthem aeainstthatmallaed'betthem downbyafl'ofs-Viorsa")-11rs-)

AttheCo.WexfordFelsdancing competitionstheCorkPipers'Club carriedoffanumberofdistinctions, takines-condMaceinthethree-hand reelopentoallIreland,andfast inthefour-handreel,alsoon.nto allIreland.TheArtrahndCork Pipers'Banshelpedmateriallyto enliventheproceeditereoftheFels.

airThomasEeTonde,M.P.,hes Sinifiedhisintentionofputtinghis

Thewomanontherightnever uz;..dAyer'sHairVigor.ShenegivectedhErhair,andnowherselfsufforsfromneg'ect.Onthecontrary, thewomanonthelefthas.always ust2dA?r,..'3HairVigor,andowes toitrautlicf11.3.youthfulappear:::'coanda:Zactiveness.

nen, Mfr7)1gor producesbeautifulhair.Long, rich,heavyhair.Softandsilky hair,freefromdandruff.

(PreparedbyDr.',C.Ayer0Co.,Lowell.Mass..ILLS

servicesatthedisposaloftheGorey BoardofGuardiansandDistrict CouncilasChairman,andatthe 'weeklymeetingoftheGuardiansthe membersexpressedgreatpleasureat SirThomasconsentingtoreconsider Msresignation.

Mr.JohnJ.Magee,ofthe.Privy Council,Canada,whohasalready contramteal1.o0odollarstowards eestaelisbingabaconfactoryinWexford,haswrittentotheMayor,AldermanSinnott,statingthathe is preparedtoaddanotheri,000dollarstothecapitalonafenisimple conditions,andtheMayorhascommunicatedhislettertoMr.T.L. Esmonde,residentoftheNorthWexfordFarmers'Association,thepromotersoftheproject.

XZERY.

TheagrariandisputebetweenRichardWalshofKilteurry,Castletawn, Kerry,'andO'Mahony,aDublinCastleLandlord,culminatedInanevictionpartybeingsenttocastoutthe tenantonthe4thofJune.200policeandthefamousbatteringram dulyaitnearedontheday.butthe peoplehadbarricadedthehouseacd eaoaentheevictorsendeavouredto placeinposition,ram,tobatter downthedoor,theywerereceived wetlyshowersofboilingwater,pitch andothermissiles.Theyfoughton until o'clookwlanthelrwsteppedinand,saidtheyshould .cease,asnoevictioncantake placeafterthathourintheday. Theevictionwastoberenewednext day.

JohnMurphy,theM.P.,ofthedistrictsaidthatfarmoremoneywss spentonthisinhumaneviction(becauseWalsh'smotherandwifeare invalids)thanwouldnay,therent claimtwiceotter.Suchisthemight ofthelandlordinIreland. He threatensthatiftheevictioniscarriedout,itwillcreateafirethat acreswilleatextinguishinKerry.

CAVAN.

Greatenthusiasmprevailedat Cavanontheoccasionoftheunveilingofamemorialof"Mylesthe Slasher."Thepurposeofthedemonstrationwastwo-foldfirstto commemoratethevictoryofthe Irishat&laud),andsecondlyto erectamonumenttothememory, of.OwenRoeO'Neal,and"Myles theSlasher,"-oneofthebravestof thebraveintheconfederatearmy. Owing,howevertotheprotestof BishopofKilmoreveryfewofthe Cavanpublicattended.

Itwillberemembered.thatthe objectionofHisLotlsh.iptothe demonstrationwasthatinthecircumstancesunderwhichitwasorganiseditwouldpropagatediscord. anddi,isioearidwasintendedto enticeyoungmentojoinsecretsocietiesandtowenenthepositionof -theIrishParliamentaryParty. WhenwereceiveHomeRuleby ourunitedaction,"Dr.Boylanstated,"thenweshallraiseaworthy monumenttoOwenRoeO'Neillon freesoilamidstafreepeopled' ...14101,e

TIPPERARY.

breakingupoftheranchesonSuron-GeneralRoe'sestate.

1ILKHN1Y.

M4-.PatrickBr-nnanofNev.-park, dead.

Mr.Kinsella-brotheroftheRev. FatherO'Neill,ofCottesktedied recentlyinKilmacow,afteraabort illness,deeplyregretted.

Mr.NicholasPhelanofBallinearry, Molineford,dead.

TheCountessDowagerofDeeart, hasreturnedtotheCastle.

AttheKing'sInnsexaminations, inthejuniorclasscompetitionsfor theVictoriaprizes,Mr.W.A.Redmond.sonofMr.JohnE.Riche meni,M.P.,wasbra-Can-adwithMr. G.F.M'Carthyfora£25prize, andthe!anchorsinsuchcasesgive halftoeach.

Chaps,Chilblains,Cold SoresandChafings

ZAM.BUKCURESALLWINTER SKINTROUBLES.

Iasiresultfortheirlabour,hethenI declaredthe1..aeaaropen. Dr.WilsononbehalfoftheCommitteethanked Mr. Elston forhiskindexpressionsofgoodwill, andreferredveryfeelinglytothe verygeneroussupportgiventhe Catholiccommunitybytheirfriends ofotherdenominations,andhewishedtoexpressthegratitudeofthe Committeewhothoroughlyappreciatedthelindlyassistancefromoutside. Hehopedthattheladies wouldreapahehenefaoftheirhard work,andwishedallamostenjoyableandProfitabletime.ImmediatelyDr.Wilsonfinishedspeakingthe youngladiessettoworkwithtrue bazaarenthusiasm.

Thefirststallthatcaughttheeye ofthevisitor,wasthe"Japanese Stall,"situateintheverycentreof theHall,andreflectingthegreatest creditontheskillandartistictaste of-itsworkers.Thisstallwasin chargeofMesdamesQuirkandRice, assistedbyMesdamesTennant.and Perkins.andMissesEdmunds,Pappin,andBluett,someofthehelpersbeingdressedinJapanesecostumes.

Attheright°latheHallwasthe RavearethorPeStall,inchargeofMrs, Sorenson,andaMegofassistants, includingMesdamesF.W.Spence, andSpink's,andtheMissesDate. Ackland,andNewton. Abeautiful oilPaintinatheworkofoneofthe Sistersof CatholicCommunity wasthecentreofadmirationatthis Stall.TherewasalsoaPrettyhand PaintedtablecentretheworkofMrs G.Tennant,ofHopetownonthe Stall,andit,toocommandedgreat

FewPeoplecanboastofaskin, healthy.andstrongenoughtoresist thetreacheriesoftheserawcold days.Theeffectofthewind.rain, aralfrostisseeninrough,blotchy faces,chafedcheeks,chappedhands, pimplyeruptionsandcold-sores.One reasonisthattheskininwinter doesnotgetenoughventilation,aPPreciation. heavyclothing,andindoorconfine-"TheTelegraphandPostOffice," meatchokingandpoisoningthewererunsuccessfullybyMrs.Neil Pores.Asaconsequence,theskinandMissField. becomesill-nourished.chapped.sore.TheMt.CatlinStall,underthe roughalaiscaly.ThereisonewaycareofMesdamesRampantandEminwhichNaturecanbesafelyassts-mett, assisted byMesdames toed,justwheneversheas'aiforas-Kroueb,Pieresene, MissesTorsietance-byaliberalapplicationofmay. andKealydid admirZa-u-Bukovertheroughpatchesorablework.Itscolourswereblue nastysores.Beaspromptinyourandwhite. responsetoNature'scallforhelpasAnumberofbeautifulcushionsthe youknowhow,ieememberin-that-workoftheNuns, mantle-drapes, chroniculcersare,inthelastin-tatle-centres,etc.,etc.,werein stance,simPlyabreakdownoftis-strongevidence.Onestriaingitem suesthateetbelowpar.FreiuentI(orexhibit)wasawhitelinenshirt dressingswithZamBukintheearl-Imadebyalittlenativegirl,aged eatstaresoftroualewillspeedilyre-!nine,attheNewNorciaMission lave,awlfinallycure,theworstStation. &tindisease.

Mr.William.BaconofVernerSt., Goulburn.N.S.W..says:--During the,winterweexperienceverycold, frostyweather,andnursetheLee veryclosely.Theinevitableresultis chdlalains.Istifferconsiderablyin thisreseal.andhavinghadchilelaintonthefeet,handsandears.

Itriedmanyointmentsandsalves inthehopeofdrivingouttheirritation,butwithscantsuccess.Last winterIappliedZam-Bu'r,andwith wrinff-rfalresults.Thefirstauplicationdroveouttheirritation and soothedthechillaain;considerably." Zam-Bukisalsoinaluahlefor chaps,cold-sores,ohialanns,chadnes. rheumatism,neuralgia,sorethroat, wintereczema,cuts,bruises,andall iniuriestothesain.Priceis.6d., pernot,ores.6S.,foreconomical latrinesta.

BazaaratRavensthorpe

MissFarrell,ofClonmeldead,at theageof23,eerydeeplyreenretted.MickGuilfo3leofTemplemore diedattheageof100years.Mr. MichaelMaherofGraugaughdad. Funeralattendedbyupwardsof200 halides.

DermotO'BrienandTomDoyle, tir,politicalprisoners,released.

TheMid-TipperaryExecutiveU.I. L.hassDadon'theEstatesCommissionerstotakestepsforthepurchaseoftheLangleyestateofeon acresof"evictedland."Theowner OftheLloydestate,whohasjust comeofage,wasaskedtostllall hisuntenantedlands,andtheother tenantswereurgednottopurchase, tillthiswasdone.Aresolutionwas passedploddingsupporttotheClonmoreBranchdsthefightforthe

Correspondent).

WehevehadmanyandvariedazaarsinRavensthorpe,tutwemay safelysaythattheMechanics'InstituteHallneverlookedsowellasit didonWednesaay thelist,when theaboveaeaarwasopenedbythe ChairmanoftheRoadsBoard,Mr. W.E.Elston,Inaf'wwellchosenwordsMr.Elstonreferredtothe hardworkdonebytheladiesofthe CatholicCommunitywhodeserved tbgreatestcreditfortheirdesire tocleartheirChurchproperty of debt,herecognisedthatitmeant monthsofworkthatenat-ledthem topresentsuchadisplayasthey didthatday.Hefeltitareal pleasuretobeable(inhisofficial capacity)todeclarethebazaaropen trustingtheywouldhaveasubstan-

MissRooney'sAustralian Tour.

(Correspondent,.

Afteran&Spenceofeightyears, MissKateRooney,whoisanAustralianContralto,willshortyAlit thelandofherbirth.Duringher aesence,shehassungwiththegreatestsuccessineverypartofthe UnitedeKingdom.SheisnowcomingtomateatourofAustraliaand NewZealand.Writingtoafriend, sheSays"CardinalMoranhas sentmeanexceedinglykindletter, extendinghisblessingandpatronage tomytour.Weare-gladtosee thatMissKateRooneyhasfounda distinguishedpatronessinWestern Australia,forLadyEdelineStricklandhasverykindlybestowedher Patronageonthe'tour.MissKate Rooney,whoisapassengerbythe "Mongolia."dueatFremantleon the'20thJuly,willnotremainwith usonherarrivalinAustralia,but willproceedwiththeshiptoSydney-,wherehertourwill()Pen in August.HerconcertpartyisbeingformedinAustralia.Thetime ofhertourinWesternAustralia hasnotyetbeendetermined,butit may'betakenforgrantedthatshe willreceivehereacordialwelcome wh:nthetimearrives.

St.Brigid's(Women's)Branch 11.A.C.B.S.,Perth.

Theusualfortnightlymeetingwee heldonThursday.theicthinetin theHibernianHall.Therewasa lane.attendanceofofficersandmembers.

SisterR.A.Keoughwasinthe Chair.Thebalancesheetsforthe lastquarterwerepresentedandread 11'theSecretary,SisterA.Coffey, anddisclosedaverysatisfactory. stateofaffairs.Itispleasingto notenettherehasbeenalargeincreateinthenumberofbenefitmember,durin_thequarter.

Sickpayfatwoweekswaspassed toonemember.The&icevisitors reportedthatunderthecareofDr. BadecSshewasmaking-arapidrecoveiafrom-averyseriousillness.

Five(5)nominationsformembershipwerereceived.

iTheSmelter-ElverdtonStallwas arrangedbyMrs.C.Tighe,assisted by.Mrs.Bluett,andtheMissesParkin,Falkner,McCurranandTiggiman.Thisstallwasladenwith daintiesofeverykind-abeautiful threedeckercakebeingpresentedby Mrs.W.J.EmmetofthePalace Hotel.Ithadalsotwohandsome weddingtakes,presentedberthelocal bakers-Mr.HaggertyandMr.Lansell.Stills'coloursweredarkred andblue. Mrs.andMiss'M.inahen wereindefatigable,intheireffortsto eeverythingpassoffsmoothly.

TheplatformandHalleenerally, werehandsomelydecorated with at.undanceofevergreensadrP.;A, thestagebeingfilled'withsmall tablesforafternoontea.Thecommitterdeserveallpleaseforthe..xcellenceofthegeneralarrangements.

Whop2ninztheBoatertheChairmanoftheP.R.RoadBoardexpressedpleasureinfindingsuchharmony. existingonthepartofotherdenominations,andwearesuretoo muchpraisecannotbegiventothe Rev.A.G.Liidyllforthesterling helphehasgieen,workinglikea troganwithta.decorationsofthe Hallandstalls,anddoinghisutmosttoensurethesuccessofthe Bazaar.

TheBaeaarclosedonSaturday, the22nd.Ontheclosingnighttie votingforthemostpopularstall causedgreatexcitement. Eleven o'clockp.m..wasthehourappointed fortheannouncementofthepoll andatthattimefully.£20had passedthroughMr.Blake'shands, whokindlyofficiatedatthepolling. Attheappointedmomentthe"Mt. Catlin"Steedwas-declaredthewinneramidtremendousapplause.

NetresultEe3o.Mr.Quirkeand Mr.Allenwereexcellentofficialsas ChairmanandSecretary,oftheentirework.

Theeusitiessoftheeveningwas quicSlydisposedofinordertoallowmemberstoentertainafewof theirfriendsataSocialeveningin theHall.

Severalhourswerespentverypleasantlyindancing,&c. SistersShineandKeoughvery kindlyundertooktthechargeofdisPensinerefreshmentsandveryably didtheydischargetheirditties. Visitorsndmembersalikeappearedtotheroteehlyenioytheeeening's amusement.

WILFORDMITCHELL

(T,ateTTateandCoy.)

Established20years. LandandEstateAgent,SwornValuator, AccouataatandAuditor, 83WILLIAMSTREET.

AccountancyWorkundertakenandda rectedbyW.J.Westhoven,A.I.A.W.A., L.1.A.V.

ST.VINCENTESTATE. NorthPerth,overlookingHydePark. BestpositioninPerth.High,healthy, andpopular.Housesgoinguplikemushrooms.Buywhileyetthereistime.Close totwotrains. BestBuildingSitesnowavailablein Perth,andonlyafewBlocksleft. Prices,from£75perblock.One-fifthdeno.it.Balanceeasy. Also SUBLAGOESTATE."NorthSublaco. 3SthedirectrouteofproposednewrailwfromSubiacotoNorthBeach. Onemileoftramorbrain.Cambridge'beetMacadamisedrightuptoEstate. Anopporturritytomakemoneynottobe missed.Buyearly. Blocks,from£15ea(h.£5deposit,and £1amonthnointerest. AlsoInnumerableHouses.Poultry!arms, Farms.etc.,inalllocalities. CallandgetFullParticulars.

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Thedeathhastakenplace at PhilippineIslandsofRev.Edward Cahilliahighlyesteemed Irish memberoftheRedemptoristCongregation.

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meatswhichhavebeenmade feFMiss theiraccommodationbytheshiPhint companies.Yearsagetheywere huddledtogetheronboardthevessels withoutregardtosex,and.hadto enduremanydiscomforts.But, thankstoMissO'Brien'seffortsthe characterofthesteerageservicewas revolutionise:I,andfor.aconsideralleperiodithasbeenallthatthe mostexactingcoulddesire. The sympathiesofMissO'Brien,whowas aconverttothedatholicChurch, wentoutwithardourtothePoor, andeverymovementtendingtothe bettermentofhercountrymen'slot, foundinherawarmsupporter.She waswellknownasan:essengerof goodtidingsinthehomesofmany whowerefacetofacewithwant.

DeathofRev.A.Barry,C.So.e.andhermemorywilltotreasuredin thegreatRepublicofth'Westby emigrantswhomsheassistedandencouragedbyvoicearidpen.

ThedeathoftheRev.AlhsrtBarre C.SS.R.,occurredatMountatalp honsus,Limerickrecently,aftera lingeringIllness.Hewasaneloeuentpreacher,andauthorofthe "LivesofSomeIrishSaints."alai otherworks.FatherBarry,whowhs inhissixty-seventhyear,wasi.,,nativeifLimericebeingbrothera Mr.J.GreeneBarry.D.L.,Sandeinc atdofMr.N.Barry,NationalBank, Litole:.

:11funeraloftnelateRev.Albert BtireC.SS.R.,tookplaceafterRequi-.aHighMass,whichcommence athalf-pastteno'clock,hadbeen sung. TheLordBishoppresided. havingforassistantpriestsatthe throne,VeryRev.FatherO'Laverty, C.SS.R.,andVery.Rev.A.Murphy, Adm.,St.John's. TheCelebrant wasRev.FatherCollins,C.SS.R. deacon,Rev.FatherCarr,C.SS.R.; sule.deacon,Rev.FatherAhern,C. SS.R.masterofceremonies.Rev. FatherHackett,C.SS.R.

FatherCelestineJoussard,0.M.I., missionareatFortVermilion,via AthaeascaLanding,inN.W.Canada. ha.sbeennamedCoadjutor,withthe rightofSuccession,totheVicarApostolicofAthabasca.TheVicarAPostolichimself,BishopGrouard, residesusuallyatLesserSlaveLake.

CardinalVincentVincentVannutelliwillbe thePapalLegateattheCologneintee-nationalEucharisticCongress.A specialboatwillgotomeethimat Co'ilentzonAugust3rd.Amongst theothervisitorswillbeCardinal Ferrari,CardinalMercier,Cardinal Katschthaler,andhisGracethe ArchbishopofWestminster.

CardinalLoguerecentlyopenedan erteesivenewwingofSt.Mary's CrliegeDundalk,whichisconducted bytheMaristFathers.Inreplying 'toanaddress,hisEminence.referred tothenewNationalUniversity. Whilstcomplainingthatsofaras legislationwasconcernedrelieionwas ostracisedattheinstitution,he spokemosteuloristicallycofthework oftheCommissioners.Theyhad every,reicontoc(ngratulatethe learnelhid:ewhopresided,theArchbishopwhowasChancellorofthe Ifni-nosey,andallwhoco-operated. Uncl'rtheenidenceofthelearned Senate,andwiththeerandbodyof lawswhichha.lbeendrawnupfor theiretadanctheywould,hetrusted,hea'-letomacetheNational UniversitytolerabletoIrishCatholics,andwouldimproveitasthey wentalone.

TheRt.Rev.Dr.Hopkins, Bi-ho'TtritiseHonduras,wasreceeatinaediebythePopereeeetTIF,aed astatementtoHis HolinessontheconditionofCatholicit:inthe_Antilles.

Th,newsofth'deathofMiss CharlotteGrac'o'Pren.ofFoynes. Co.Tenterich,millIsereceieedwith sorrowIseIrishmenathomeand a'-road.Thedaughte"oftheYoung Irelsen toeclor.egillia-esmith O'hrinn,sheinheritedmanyofhis fin"eualities.'eoherselfoscriaces thTrishtent-rantswhogoinsuch largenumberstotheUnitedStates aredeenloiodeetedfortheinineohe-

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Thedailyandperiodicalpress, whichto-dayhasta'cenonsogreat adevelopmentinconsequenceofthe universallyextendeddesiretoknow everythingandtojudgeeverything isamostefficaciousinstrumentof goodaswellasevilandtherefore, noonewhotakesinterestinthe welfareofsocietycanneglectft.

Infact,whilethewickedabuse thisdoeideeedgedarmtoopenthe waramongthepeopleforerrorsand corruPtineideas,itisproper.nay, itisnecessarythatthegoodavail themselvesofitforthedefenceof thetruthandfortheeafeenandingof Christiancustomsandcivilinstitutions.

Itis,then,not'tobewonderedat, thataBishop,ofsuchability, alertness,andzealaseouarefulfils inmorethanabundantmeasurethis duty.

Moreover,welearnwithpleasure, howmuchyouaredoingtomain tarotheweeklypaper-the"Pilot" -thsoldestofAmericanjournalsof thi-.character.Foryouspareneitherexpensenorlabourtomakeit perfectofitskind,sothatyoumay haveanorganbywhichyoumay notonlycommunicatetoyourdieoe.sanstheordersproceedingfrom yourauthority,butalsoandpatticularly,expound,:awlaccording-to thecircumstances,defend,intheface ofthegreatpublic,theCatholic! doctrine.

We,therefore,withallourheart, giveyouthepraisewhichyoudeserveforyourenergeticwork.

Inaldition,too,weexhortnot indeedyoutobewillingtocontinue thegreatworkforyourzealhas (noneedofstimulus-huteveryCatholiceachand.all,asmast.asthere mayheinyourregion.thatthey mayleavethewill,eachoneaccordingtohismeasure,tohelpinthe supportandcirculationofthesaid paper.

Inthiswaytheywilldosomethingmostpleasingtous,mostusefulforrelieionandtheirowncountryandmerit-arieusinitselffor-heavenlyfavoursofwhichmax.apledge betheApostolicBenedictionwhich' toroteVenerableBrother,andto themWeimpartwithspecialaffection.

GivenatRome,fromSt.Peters, theseventeenthofApril.1eo9.inthe sixth-earofOurPontificate. PIUSPP.X.

Followingonthecelebrationsat Orleansinhonour'ofBlessedJoanof Arc,thereligionsfestivities,including R "Triduum,"whichclosedin Paris.weremostimposing-.There weref.fteenthousandpersonsinthe afternoonatNotreDameCathedral, whenMgr.Lecoeur,BishopofSaintFour,nreachedapanegyricofthe MaidinthepresenceofMgr.Amett.e ArchbishopofParis,andtherewass processieninwhichSenators,Deputiesand-MunicipalCouncillorstothe -net'e"cfsixtyteo."Tee*. Many

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Rev.JohnD.MaguirePh.D.,of theCatholicUniversity,Washington, U.S.A.,hasbeenengagedbytheCarnegieInstitutionoftheUnitedStates tore-editauthorsoftheMiddleAges whoseworksinLatinwillbereproducedwithamendedtext,anEnglish translation,commentaryandindices.

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firstthe43rdinfantrybrigadewith theartillery,thenthe44th,Both madetheirwayroundthesouthern angleoftheNiederwald,sin:ultaaeously,theadjutantoftheDukeof Meiningen,MajorvonEngel,was despatchedtogeneralvonWenderto makeacommunicationtohimasto thepositionofaffairs,andreached himaboutIIo'clock.Thereason ofthiswasthatfearswereentertrafficintheUnitedStateswasonetainedthatifthesecondBavarian ofthetopicsofchiefinterestdiscus-CorpsandthefifthPrussiancants seedattherecentannualmeeting'ifshouldeta,toolongopposedtethe theArchbishopsinWashington.TheyFrenchintheirsofavourablea unanimouslyagreedtolendtheirco-tion,theywereeoundtosufferlossoperationtothe.movement. esaltogethertoogreat,withouthe-

InpresenceoftheHol'Fatherin Rome,thetransferenceoftheremainsofSaintPaulinustoecclesiasticalreeresentativesofthecityof Nola,ofwhichhewasBishop.took place.Theywillhetakentothe CathedralatNola.

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ineabletosecureimportantgain, andinordernottowastethe strengthpoftheGermanarmyallton mitcli,andalsotoearrethrough withalltheenergythegeneralens geeeMentwhichhadnowjustbegun,thegeneralswereconvincedof thenecessitynowexistingtohurl theentirearmyoftheCrow;Prince whereandwhenpessibleavainstthat ofMarshallMcMahon,whichnetonly-hadhadtheadvantage(likeBanedekatKoniggratz)tochooseitself th'teatpositions,butalsowithout adoubtheelLeenfurtherstrengthenedbytroopsfromthecorpsofDe FlatlyandCanrobero

Now,sinceithadnotbeenintended,toattackonthis(Ise,aboutS (NoerAtertestimonytoMcMao'clochgeneralNonKircheachgavehon'sstrategycouldbeseventhan theordertodiscontinuethefight.thatnowtranslated.Hehadonly ButsoonaftercausewasgivenhitoonehorsforthewholeFrench toresumeitagain,sincenotonlyarmyatthefronthadbutfinecorps, wasthesecondBavarianCorpsonviz.,McMa'toe.s.DeFailly's therightwing,engagedinalivelysardis,Baeaine's,L'Adaerault's firewiththeenemy,butthe21stwhiletheGermanarmies"numbered divisionwasobligedtoattackvig-)600,000,fullyequippedandonor ourousleasaconsequenceofthere-1acrossthefrontieratthetimeof connaissanoeundertakenbythe3-ththebattleofWoerth.Ontheleft, regiment.Forithadhappenedthat,aswelooknorthtowardsGermany, theBavariangeneralvonSchacht-IwasthefirstarmyunderSteinmetz meyerhad,about7o'clock,heardtwoarmycorps,100,000mennext thefirstcanoe'shotsinthedirectioneaseoftheformerwasthesecond ofWoerth.thentheLingwassilen-armycommandedbyPrinceFredercedforatimetheBavariandivi-ickCharles,theRedPrince,300,000 sionoccupieditshivouach,butdes-men,sixarmycorpseastwardagain criedaFrenchencampmentontheandoppositeMcMahonwasthis heightwestwardsfromGunstett.thirdarmyandtheCrownPrince, Thisvillagewas-held,onthe.Prus-200,000,orfourarmycorps.Let siansidebytwocompaniesandtwothereadernoticethattheBavarion sluadronsofthe5tharmycorps.generalYonSchachttneyerthought As,howeverthefireofthegreatMcMahonwishedtoretreatand gunsatWoerthbecameheavier,gen-thereforeorder'dlthatreconnaissance eralvonSchachtmeyer,drewuphiswhichactuallydevelopedintothe vanguardatthewesternexitofthetattle,fortheCrownPrinc'(hadnot Niederwald,despatchedabattationintendedtofightthatday.The tosupportthedetachmentinGuns-aboveparagraphisaglorioustestitett,andsentoffalsohitherwardsmonotothedeerrespectinwhich themainpartoftheartillery,McMahonwasheldby.theGerman throughtheNiederwalesd.As,how-commanders.Theyhadtwoentire everthisFrenchinfantrywereper-armycorpsengagedwiththeMarcedvedmarchingdownfrom theshall'ssinglecorps,thatis.thee. westwardheiehtsagainstGunstett,weretwotooneintheopenfield, andalsoaFrenchbatteryinposi-fortheFrerchwerenotbehinda tionbecamevisiblethevenguaregotcity'swallsbutinafieldposition, theordertodeploy,andastheirfirstselectedforitsnaturalstrength, dutytoholdfastGunstettaswellandtheywereafraidthattheirtwo ESAthePositionontheSauerbach.corpswouldbesmashedupby.his Fourentirebatteriestherefore,rodeonecorpswithoutobtainingany!mupand-deployedontheheightnorthportantresult,unlesstheycould westofGunstett,whilstnowthefighthimfourtoone,astheydid. mainartilleryforcealsofellinandWemustalsorememberthatthe tookuPitsposition. German,breach-logdingartillerywas By9o'clockthe22nd'division,theimmenselysuperiortotheFrench, GersdorffhadreachedSourbourg.whichhadonlytheoldbronzemuzzleStill,beforethisdiesionhadoceu-loaderInsteadofthenewKrupp piedits1,MAack,thethunderofthebreech-loader,yetwiththeirtwo gunsfromWoerthbecameclearlycorps,andsuperiorartillery,thee Perceptible,therecameinareportsawtheycouldnotfightMcMahon. fromthesideofthe?Jetdives-ionThewritersneersagainoftheMarandsoonafterGeneraleonBoseshallforhisconfidenceofvictory', commandingthe11tharmycorpsandslandershimagainaboutthe himselfarrived.Tnenneenhence of inhiscomi),,rn.Thetrynsli,heseclecumstancesthe22ndMatenforhasensweredthiseefore.

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Insteadofthedisplayofhatred andcalumnyagainsttheCatholic Churchusuallymanifestedaboutthe twelfthofJuly,Kalgoorliepresentedagrandmanifestationofchristiancharityandcompassiononlast Sunday.Someyearsaeoapoor minernamedHicksmetwithanaccidentwhichnecessitatedtheremoval ofaneve.Hestruggledbravele againstallthehardshipsofapros-

PreparationsfortheBazaarare seeingsteadilyahead,.TheCommieteearedivisingahostofattractions amongstothersatug-of-waron trucks,band-drilling,aueiir-boring, andwood-sawingcentems.Theladiesarelikesomanybeesflittinga'.outfromdowertoflowerin questofmoney.Theyaresucceeding verywell,too.LoversofEuchreare affordedampleopportunitiesofenjov'ingagame.Thereweretwopar tieslastweekintheHibernian oneonTuesdaynightfortheChildrenofMary,andanotheronWednesdayniehtfortheRefreshment Stall.Bothpartieswerelively, bright.andwellatto That thosepresentenjoyedthemselvesis manifestfrontthefactthatmany askedtheorganisersto_etupano therpartywhichtheyaregoingto dowithoutdelay.Thisweekthe SouthKalgoorlie'Stallishavingone ontheirown,which,likeall.their undertaainue,issuretohesuccessful.NextweektheHibernianswill makethewel,inringaroundSt Mare'sHall.Andafterthatthe mos,comicalteitertainmtitofallACoonWeelling-willaeheldinfavourofetaAmericanStall. Alreadytheweldinginritatiensare out.ThroughtheKaleoorlie"Miner' Mr.artaMrs.Tan,eeDoodlerequest thepleasureofthepresenceofthe publicofKalgoorlieandBoulder,at thmarriageoftheirdaughterChloe toMr.EbenezerJackson,totake pl.ccillSt.Mary'sHallonWednesdayevenine,July28that8o'clock.' Eachattestmustsuppleaweddine Presnt,whichwithmarritteefees, andsridalparaeharnaliawill lie donatedtotheAmericanStall. Theenlyshadowofdisappointmeat sofirexpeisiened,isinconnection withtheAustralianStall.Somere portthattheladieswhomalertooe torunitareforsomecauseorotherhecleingoutoftheirengagement. 1canscarcelybelievesuchreportto hieeanyrealfoundetion.Tiwould laasharetoseeAn-trIliarefusing to"laceherplaceamongtheNationsoftheEarth."Inthepast theAustralianSteilcameouton toperytime.Onlastoccasion theyvanquishedtheHiterniansaftet aeAeon'contst.Weallromanherthememoraeleattlelbvfoneht and'tonegainet Amerieanson ther'easnetenerennis.someyears aeo,wheneet1.efrstetrokeofchyenthAmericansshoutedvictory, but,sered-Seat-IaeAustraliabe eeee'IPdoe%ceasedtostrike.Prac 'besameleelleewhowonlaurel,forAustraliaenthoseoceeeias.hay.erelerta'en eehold tb'honourofthat,flar-atthetominer1n7,ar.andTforone,doriot rels'heywill,xerac'a-towledgedefeatwitheutafleht.Sorestassur rnl1estrallawillheworthilyrepro-

threepointsonlastSaturdayat Football.Thematchwoespikedat Bridgetown,theweatherwassplendid thegroundwasingrandorderand bothteamswerewellrepresented. ForalongtimeGreenbushesled,but afterhalf-timeBridgetownrelined, andwon.Greenbusheswasthe strongerteam,andwouldprebably havewoneasily,ifeachmanwas morecarefulinkeepinghisplace. ForthewinnersNookumandKenpecter'slifeuntilasimilaraccidentnydidexcellentworkwhileFlemhappenedafewmonth'sagoanddeingandMcAlindenputinsomeherprivedhimofhisothereye.ThusoicplayforGreenbushes handicappedbythegreatestphysicalafflictionthatcan14111amanheGREENBUSHES. becameanobjectofcharitytohisTheCatholicBazaartobeheld fellow-men.Theywerenotslowinonthe2nd,and,and4thofSeptemcomingtohisassistance.Asub-her,promisestobeagreatsuccess, scriptionlistwasopenedonhisbe-Variousandvaluablearticles,tobe half,andtheappealwas.generouslyofferedforsale,arealreadyin respinledto.Infurtheranceofthehand. objectamonsterprocessionwasor-Forthepresentsleeper-hewine ganisedtotakeplacelastSundae.seemsmoreprofitablethantin-minAsplendidprocessionitwas.Heal,ing.Greenbushesisstillthemost edleagoodmusterofthetrande-problematicalplaceinW.A.Itisto men,themembersofthevariousbehonedthatthevalueoatxis friendleSocieties,fellintolineandgreaterthanaxe. marchedfromtheTownHalltoVictoriaParS,whereaconcertwasen-BUSSELTON. joydbysomethousandsofpeople.TheVassemakesagreatboastof Thepoorman,himself,wasthere,aitsrecentheaverains.Well,ifit handigecoverinehiseyelesssockets,hasnothinaelsetoboastofandhisheartbrimmineoverwith eratirudeforthepracticalsympathy Ishownhiminhishourofneed.

FatherCaeneypreachedR.veryinstructiveandpracticalsermoninSt. Mary'slastSundaynightonthe SacrificeoftheMass. Fa'herManeanwillcommencethe ChildrenofMary'sRetreatonMotedaynight.

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OnlastSundayatthe8o'clock Massanumberofchildrenmade theirtstCommunioninBridgetown; itwasaseleinnandabeautiful sight.Wewishthemeveryjoyand blessine;thatthishappydaymay beoftentimesremenebeadSurine theirlives,andthatitsjoy and brightnessmayreturnwheneverthey approachtheAltarRailsfor'Holy CommunionInfuture.Yes,andthat theymaycomefrequentlytopartake oftheBreadofAngelssonecessary, andcoPowerfultodefendthem aeainetalltheattacksoftheirspiritualenemies.Themorningwas, gloriousHeavenseemedtosmile onthegladoccasion.

TheextensionoftheRailwayfrom BridgetowntoWilgarupisstillin therealmsoffuturity.Thework wartocommenceonJulyTetahut entheglorioustwelfthhasbeen beenallowedtoPassbywithoutthe dingingofasod,orthelayingofa sle'per.

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Remindsusofthecabdriverandhis passenger,-thedaywasverywet,a continualdownpour.Towardseveningthepassengerremarked,"tisthe wettestdayIeversaw.""Well," saidthecabdriver,-"that'sstrange, 'tisthedriestandthehardestday Ieverspent."Hedidn'thavea drinksincemorning.Thetext doesn'tsaynetherthecabpassed throughBusselton,ornotonthat remarkabledayreadersofthe"Record"mighttoabletothrowsome lightonthesubject.

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OnSaturdayafternoonaninterest-a, ingfootballmatchwasplayedon theRecreationReservebetweenthe membersoftheConventSchoolFootballClubandtheStateSchool whichresultedinavictoryforthe former.Althoughtheteamsonboth sidesweresmall,someexcellentplay waswitnessedandtherewasafair attendanceofspectators.Amonest theplayersfortheConvent.School whoPlayedwellwereP.Gatti,WilliePaterson,StanleyFee,Jack Scholey,CherryValiancy,JohnSalter,andCyrilKrakaour. For theStateSchoolthefollowingplayerswereconspicuousRoeBaser,W. Waters,C.Russell,T.Nairn,R.Mee andH.Delamotte.Mr.V.Gatti presentedthemembersofthewin-, ningtotemwithpacketsofconfectionery.Itisunderstoodthatthere willbeareturnmatchinabouta, fortnight. AmeetingwillbeLaidinthe Mechanic'sInstitutethis(Tuesday) eveningforthepurposeofmaking preliminaryarrangementsinconnec tionwiththeBazaartobeheldin aidoftheConTentSchoolfund. 'theresidentsgenerallyaremuch Ileaeedatthenjoeabletripthe Re..FatherLynchhad,duringthe recentConferenceofH.A.C.B.S.at Hobart,andhopesoontoagain havethepleasureofseeingtheRev. FatheratNorseman. TheSistersattachedtotheConventSchoolconductSundaySchool attheChurchonSundaymarnings, whentherearegenerallyalargeattendanceofchildren.Themany' friendsofMr.JohnSalterwillbe pleasedtolearnthatafter some monthsofveryindifferentsuccesshe hasagainstruckapatchof14ieuncesinstatingattheTooft.level oftheLuckyCall.Mr.Salterholds halfaninterestinthisclaim,and thereiseveryindicationthatanotherrichpatchwillshortlybemet'with.Th goldoutputcontinuesvery satisfactory,thelastescortwith theJuneyieldamountedto.1,800 ounces.ThiswillprotablybeexceedednextmonthastheViking, No.Iaretreatingaparcelofal,out 450tons,whichwillinallprobabilitygivethefortunateproprietorse returnofabout2iouncesperton, overthebatteryplates.Messrs.M. EsmondeJ.Vallency,W.Baird,an:t L.Evansaretheownersofthisconsistentlygoodnro,osit'-n.The NorthStar,aclaimrectitleacquiredbetheWestAustralianWaihi Company,willshortlyemployqla% numberofhandsandtheresere someproleabilityoftheNewMoon heinefloatedintoacompany.The Cumaerlandshowsnoimprovement invaluesatthebottomlevels,and thePrincessRoyalreturnforJune, notwithstendinetheoatimisticreportsoftheManarerisfarfromsatisfactorsandwillhardlynor.workingexpensesunlessthereisanimprovementshortly,itisnotdifficult tounderstandthattheendisnot faroff.

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stTheStageIrishman."

(TotheEditor"WAR.'1

Sir.-

Aletterwrittenoverthepen nom"Disgusted,"whichappeared inarecentissueofyourpaper,containtsisomanyuntrue,slanderous, andexaggeratedstatemtntsthatI cannotinjusticeletitpasswithout commant.Withtruelegal_caution, "Disgusted,"hasbeencarefulnot tonamethepieceobjectedto,nor itsplaceofperformance.However hispartsoffriendsalloweditto BOwidelyknownBEFORETHEY HADHEARDORREADTHE PIECEthattheyintendedtoenter someosjection,thatarangeportion ofyourreaderscouldnotfailto recosnisewhatwasaimedat.

InthefastPlace"Disgusted," speaksof:inimpersonationof a "Start-Irishman,''Ourextreme nestles,todramticmerest:illation, mayaccountforhismistake.sutwe MEANTtoimpersonal'anIrish Clerk,ofbrightwitandsmalleducatien.nota"Stage"Irishmen. (whateerthatme(bee Nexthespeak,ofalate;eportion oftheaudiencetakingoffencspese read.isthephraseIhavePersonills as'sedtheopinionst4aeTeatnemherofintelligentfriehnenwhwere peamt.Themile -i-secriticism Ih:-hear.'ha,lrenfro:1"Dis cussed"andhiseavesoffriend., whosatcritleisinsinloadteeee etchtierfermersashemadeheraps Deere/neeeretilvto'theaseioyenee ofthosedirectlyinfront.

Ifehalf-dozenorsooutofan audienceofabout20oconstitutesin "Ohssated's'mini,alargeporticn

Iamafraidhisideasofratioand pro-portionneedre-adjusting. Asfurthechorusofdisapprobation -trulystrangemustbetheacostic propertiesoftheHall-forbythe timeitreachedthestagethechorus hadassumedthesoundofloud laughsofsincereamusementand handclaPsofapproval.

"Disgusted's"nextflightsoffancyaresoridiculousandstrikesuch apersonalnoteastobealmostunwoethyofargument.Hespeaksof "thelandoftheirancestorsbeing draggedInthemud,"andforthe lifeofmecannotfathomwhathe means. InthePieceunderdiscussionthereisnolandmentionedeitherdirectlyorindirectly.Itisnot even"set"inany.land-neitherIreland,Australia,China.orGreenlIInd. ForthebenefitofthosenotpresentattheproductionImayex,sleinthattheprincipalcharacterin thecomedywasoverflowinewith wit,andexcelledinbrillientrepartee.

Hewasmerelya"handy-man,"In anAgentoffice,(equivalenttothe presentday°diceboy),whobyhis master'sabsencewasforcedfora dayintothepositionofclerk.To a-coutitforhiswitandsrartnese, andatthesametimehetrueto tradition,theauthormadethischaracteranIrishman.Therewasno allusionwhite-eatoIreland.onher eDie. Thisdifficultprtwas undertektnheagirlof parenta_e_whohisee"ee'11notedfor houtespek,nlo' 'h:mother .-117C-.Pe'It.std'awemetwith Insert::coneratubvioes,ontheway, this--theleadiaepart-wassustaitied_ andwithpromisesofanoll:rsignal successatthneet performanceof theComdy. Thee-aremaneotherweakand inconsistentolets Dieusted's' eeletissbetIwill'es'needle!and no.2.1-oa:13fartheronyourvaluablespace. Ineceic'usi:n,Imaysat.that T sewnthecowardlysuhterfueeofa "nom-de-plume,"andgreatlyregret thattheexigenciesofmyprofession

teasmasse,

Sir,-

(TotheEditor"W.A.R.")

demandthatIshouldsubscribemy-'ingcuriousandaskingnow,"What selfmerely, wasthistreatment? Wasita Yours,etc., banquetorapureeofsovereigns? "JUSTICE." Ormerelyaheasiclober? Ifeither oftheformer1willresignmytitle totheminfavourof''Disgusted" forIbearnomalice,thelatter, Iwouldnotdreamofde.triinghim ofitssoothinginfluencefarthe-t.fectsofsuchheatedimaeinetionas hedisplaesmusthetryingtothe system. WiththisIamforwardineaco ofthecomedywestaged,forthe perusalofthoseinterestedand broad.-mindedenoughtoreadand judgeforthemselvesofitsmerits. Thankineyou,Sir,inanticipation fortheinsertionofthisreply,1am Yours,etc., HILDAMURPHY.

Ibegtocravespaceinyourcolumnstoaletterwrittenoverthe pseudonymof"Disgusted."From hisremarks,Iconcludethatheis referringtoanentertainmentore: sanisedbyaLadies'Society,and sanctionedbytheirspiritualdirector.AsIh.dtheextremepleasure ofimpersonatingtheIrishman.in thiscaseIshouldtrulyliketo thank"Disgusted,"forhis"broadminded,"-his"generous."criticism ofmyperformance.Iexpectsuch anamateurasIamshouldfeelsatisfedtoknowthatwhatshemeant foranIrishaccentshouldberecognisedassuchbytheaudience.HoeeverImayremariethatthecriticismof"Disgusted,"strikestheone noteatvariancewiththemanycon plimentsIhavereceived. How proudIoughttobetoclaimthis honoureele,fearlesscriticea9, COreli,14.0r1

Fen'eyhissivinsHuttI.agirlof I+teen,cooa,draedearoldlrelard :the'eyedleneofmyvale,stors),in themud.Reallyheattrisitesgreet sowerstome. TSHOUTEDtelnattered,!siltIallefraidIdon'tatPrreciat.'artontmousremarks.However,itmistbeveryconsolingto thefar-newtsfightersforIreland's lisertetoknowatthere-isachi-entonut.iraistaniline.+0I:ra seettforwardinthedescncerfthat GreenIsleathi-retherewasnooffeereintstilled,andfro-rthesafe &filterofnom-de-plume.

(Wehavereceivedacorncomedyreferredto,whichwe. forperusalandcommentif sary-Ed..).

<'AnEnglishPatrot."

(TotheEditor"W.A.R.")

Sir,'theIrishrace,orIshouldsay, theCatholicportionthereof,boasts, andperhaps,justlyso,ofitsbroadmindednessandtolerance,anti thereforeappealtotheirgenerosity' inalittlematterwhereatIam slightly,butnotspitefullyaggrieved. Beingsomewhat"hipped,"itsaresultofacontactwithanungrateful world,myfriend.Mr.AlexanderdpCaurantimyselfsoughtneededeilaxationbygoingtoseearecent dramaticdisPlay'inacertainpartof thecity.Ourobjectwasachieved 'tothefull,andmayatoncestate thatIenjoyedthecapitalrepresentationgivenbytheyoungladieswho wo:-esoheedforagoodcause betterthanan':Ihavewitnessed sinceIleftthelandofsomanyof ;myancestors(Icannotanswerfor Itheothers). Treferto"MerrieEngland,"ofcourse.SandyandI roaredtillourFilesached-nd

RainytenorIntofthepersnnalitt ofEx-erieetS'atterv'swifIthereferedonotknowwhatthetr1i:tem.et meetouttoherwas.Ipr'sump"Digusted"meansto.enlightenmeat ourforthcomingrepetitionofthe comedy.May:Ileforgivenforheofthe keep neck-

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theremainderofthelargeaudience, enjoyedtothefulltheexcellentcomedy.free,asitwas,withitsoverflowingfunandabilityincharacterisation,fromanythingopposedto thefinerfeelingsofanypresent. No.vtomygrievance.Therewas butoneIrishcharacter,butinthis wascentred,allthewit,repartee, sPrightliness,andreadinessofresourceofthewholepiece,andto whichtheownere'longed,thedialoguewasclothedinarichnatural yegue,whichIadmithasalwaysa chtren,netonlyforErin'ssonsand daughtershutforagreatmany others.Ontheothhhandallthe vapidity,inanityandmentaldeficiencieswereallottedtocharactersof preeturablyBritishorigin.Sandy, andIa;reedthatthiswasbreach ofthatkindlinnsofnatureforwhich ourfriendsfromacrosstheIrish Seaarenoted. Butwehearnomaliceandattn but-none.Perhat'safterall,they dinetknowweweregoing.Atall eventsIfthecleveryoungladlessee fittorepeattheirentertainmentwe willethere,nottocreateadiscord,huttoreveloncemoreinthe keendelightsofharmlessfunandto assistaworthywor'c,andwewill foreleethemeveniftheypersistin makingtheTrishcharacterpredomindhiihe

Yours, JOHNBULL.

ACorrection.

(TotheEditor"W.A.Record.")

DearSir,Ieegleavetodrawattentiontoa slighterrorinarecentreportof thedoingsoftheHighgateCatholic YoungLadies'Society.YourP.putstatesthattheentertainment. whichthekittiesw alouttogive, wastheirfirsteffortonbehalfof thefundsoftheChurch.Now,sir. Icanassureyouthatthisisnot so.SincetheSociete'sinception. aboutthreeyearsaretheyhavesuc. ceesfullycarriedoutnumerousentertainmentsfortheChurchfunds.In deal.Imightsaythatitwasth Se,c1'te'efirstcareattheformation ofeachs)Ilen:.andtheParishionerswenhe-whethermanyofthepleasantsocialeveningsintheParish Hill.

Assomeoftheladieswhodid goodworkfortheChurchandSaeiety,havesinceletttheranksIhope youwillsparemesPlcetomakethis correction, Iam,yours,etc., AFOUNDATIONMEMBER. Perth.July,6th,'09.

(Thereportcompeainedofwassubmittedbyamemberwhooughtto knowthedoingsoftheSociety,and ifthemembersdisagreeastothe workinthepast,itishardlyfair toblamethe"W.A.Record"for "W.A.R.").

DoiandPersonal.

SoreoftheEngdishpapershave pitelishdituresofteeHon.John WinthrepHaceett,LL.D.,&c..and owner,Thepsay,ofapaper,known asthe"WestAustralian,"publishal undertheSouthernCross," TheirknowledgeofAustraliangeographyindIngletelisstupendous,at least,soitlookstothepeoplewho LeeinAustralia.

Dr.Cumesttn'slectureonhouse hygieneandkindredsubjectsgave copyforseventeenarticlesintheweenierpressoflastweek.Needless, towh,noneofthemsaidanything netMrsubjectaswellashesaidalmosteverrihim,init,buttheyell assumedasmuch.

'P.G.Mollszn Esq.,lentthe TheatretoOransehenlast.Sunday, andthheonhangsatale! Who shalltellit,andwhoshallliveto seitinreality.

ColonelLeMesunierleftfor Mel-

bourne-last'Saturday.Amethodicalandtrulypaliestaeingman,is gallantofficer,abrilliantsoldier.-ad agentlemanfromheadtofoot,is thesameColonel

InseemsthaetheJewsandthe GentilesasimmigrantstoW.A.are gigentdcfailures. Everybodysees that,excepttie.oorcreaturesthemselves,andsmallblametothem Conin;fromthehistoricmotherland itse.mshardthattheyshouldbe so"underrated,""Seenonbagor carpetbedsIndeed,thepremierdidit forteyears,andheweighs20 stone.Sothereyoecarpetfarmers!

"Well,youshouldseetheseImmi- grants,"saidPat,"Howfreshthey lockandimportant,oh,ah! Nickersandtannedboots,oh,ahand watthtsandchainsoh,ah fair hairandtrilbysindeed;andstandingoutsidetheDepotohah-llee landlorda-entsinIrelandpreparing foraneviction,oh.ahsmokingclgarett.sindeed,antnohiagtolearn infarming,ohahbutexpecttoga- thererasesoffthistles.andthereit isOh,Ah"

ThegrandcadplowrBishopof Meith,nd,Dr.Murraydiedlast'week. Asgent',asadove,andasstrong asalion,agreatpriestendalea- hieRieke)haseon'.tohisreward.

BishoeO'DwyerHeetheprophetof (Idtakesonhismantle.Bishop Murrayleftafinediocese,awellorganisedpenile,abe'yofCatholic institntions,atherouehlye.yipped cornertheLord'sVineyard.and hisseccessorwillneverknowthe tieds.andsorrowsofapionehr princeoftheChurch.

Prowsean'ain Butwhoafterall isPte,wse?AfanIncOrangemanis ananachronism.Butthenifmen willnotgetadvertisedinenvother Societeisitnotbettertobean Oran.ea-an! Itiscertainlybetter TOBE,thanNOTTOBE,anditis bettertobeadvertisedandnotorious theenottobenownandleftor relegatedtoofhi%ion."Ma'ehay whilthesunshines,"andifthesun ofWilliamofOrangeshinesonly one.ayear,whyshould'notaman manehishaythen? Whoarethe OrangelionandtheCatholiclame? Ans.ver.-ProweetheInsuranceagent andMolloythechiefcitizenof Perth!YeGods

MC2,rtneygot12monthswithhard la_our

onicinstitutionasacollateralsembolofdecadenceanddisintegration. Couldtheforceofnaturefurthergo.

"Usecandles,"quothBishopRiley "providedyoudenotattributethe Catholicsenseto!them."WhatothersensehavetheyBishop? Where didtheygotanysignificanceifnot fromtheCatholicChurch? They cannottypify"LIGHT"intheAnglicanChurch,becauseitisdarkness'. Groping,uncertainty,inekeisi.on,disintegrationanddissensionsuchas theAnglicanChurchmanifests,can hardlybeillustratedbycandles,can it? TheAnglicanBishopwould givehishearersandreadersany amountofLightifhewouldtell themwhencandlesbegantobeusedintheProtestantservicewhen theyacquiredasupernaturalorsymbolicalsignificanceinthatservice. andwhatthatsignificanceisorcan be,asapartfromthat,attributedby theCatholicChurchtothem?If hefindshimselfpuzzled,hemightase theDeantosolveth?riddle.

"Whorenovatedtheworld,inthe lothcentury,"saidtheteacher? "PleaseMiss,'saidtheLabour Member'sonlyohilI,"Mr.Bath."

"AndhowdidMr.Bathdoit, dearie,"saidtheteacher?"Please Miss,"saidthebrightlittlefellow, "withplatitudes."Really,saidthe teacher,whenMr.Bathreturnsto power,youshallbeawardedthe firstSocialist'sdiploma,"Dadwill beglad."saidtheurchin.

TheproposedWanderingRailwayis neaten,:agnatagitationinthebucolichamlet.ALeaguehasbeen formedtopressthematteron,and theMinisterialPartyaretobewell receivedwhentheygetthereforinspection.Messrs.O'Connell,Watts, Pollard,Kemp,andRices,arethe forthenewrailway. activeagitators Therailwaywillcome,ofthatthere cannotbeadoubt,andwhenitis builtitwillbeadistinctad/tentage tothefarmersofthedistrict.

ThenewAttorneyGeneralNeilson wasreturnedunopposedfortheGreenoteneSeat.:ehidesofitsrepresen- tativesinthepast!

NewHospitalopenedatlearridale. Dr.Kearnyfirsthyisiinnandsurgeon.

Theysay-ano-confidencevoteis toliemovedagainsttheGovernment whenParliamentassembles.Pat saysthisisaruse,andanindirect attempttogettheAgentGeneralshipforacertainperson."Wedo notthinktheGovernmentisinsuch asorryplight,thatitwillhaveto plugsomefellow'smouth.,tosilence him.Tthejsbeenso,butstillwe hopethereissefficientbackbonein theCabinettoignoresuchquestionabletactic's.

Treasurytroublestowen-income tax,landtax,equitaneeorunlawful, andallsucharereferredtothePremier,whohasduplicatedhissorrows,thoughthedoctorthinksthe manisunstrungwithwork.

Theysay"Customissecondnature,"Whatthenisfirstnature? Tsfirstcustomnatureitself?Thus arguesourscribe.

tosteal,andhassomebrightand on.

chiPPYreading.Itshouldget

DuringMr.Calvert'slastvisitto Americahewasinitiatedintothe mysteriesofAmericanjournalismis arathernovelmanner.Atleast,so saysAmerica.Whilestayingata smallwesterntownhestrolled.one dayintothelocalbarbersshop. Mi..Culvertseated,himselfinachair butnooneattemptedtoattendon him.Presentlyheaskedtheproprie- tor,whowaslazilypuffingata cigaretteandlookingoutuponthestreet,"Thinkyoucouldsparethe timetocutmyhairtoday?"The krod_litofthescizzorsrose,yawned, endstretchedhimself.Thenhe°all. eclupstairstohiswife"Heysend thekiddowntothenewspaperoffice totelltheeditorIwantmyscizzors,assoonashe'sdoneediting hiscaner.There'sagentwaitine forahaircut."

Inthematteroffood,theGer manEmperorisdistinctlypatriotic. Hisfavouritedishissauerkraut,servedwithsausagesand.eacen.Healsohasatendercornerinhisheart forGarlic.Theroyalcooks,however,arestrictlylimitedasreeards tableexl'enses,seriareneverallowedover.acertainsum.perpars-nper meal,unless,ofcourse,theevent happenstobeaStatebanquet, whentheHouseofHohenzollzrnrises totheoccasionwiththebestinthe wor.d.KingLeopoldof.Belgium,on thotherhaul,isthemeatfrugal ofall'monarchs,incliningtothesimplelife.Outofledatsix,heworks untilnine,whenalightbreakfastof breadandbutterwithalittlejelly ormarmaladeandacupofais served.Itoftenhappensthathe takesnoluncheonatall,whilehis dinnerisoftheplainestpeaaledescription.

awellknown

Mr.CharesHastie CatholicinDuman..wasmarrieda fewdaystirotoMrs.Mills. The bridegroomiso:erSoyoursofage. butyethaleandstrong.

ThefuneralofthelatePhilip ShanahantooeplaceonSaturda, lastatBoulder,andwaslargelyetreded.Thedeceasedwhowasborn inCountyCol..,Ireland,cameto Australia=oyearsago,andaftera feweearsspentinVictoria,New SouthWales,erdonth.WestCoast ofNewZealand,arrivedinWestern

"Drineingisthesoldier'spleasure,"saiththepoet;butourexperieneesaysthatdrillinginPerth, atleast,iswoman'spleasure.Look atthem,-mothers,housekeepers, guardians,eldersisters whyon Saturdaytheyareadisgrace.Outragedarains,sillyminds,staggering gurglinespeech,andtodraggled appearance,slaternfolly,thesebe yourfeminineitalificetionsonSaturday,"Oh,yewomen,sinefaith,Australiaabout1.1yearsego.He sinesense,sinerespect,sineshameIcameimmediate:ytothefield.and workedontheGreatBothhrmine, asaminorforover13v.,ars,and untilafewdaysteforehisdeath. Therespectinwhichthedeceased Washeldwaseidelcedbythelarge numeroffriendsehoassembledtat theresin:neeofMr.anriMrs. J. Gaffey(son-in-lawanddaughter),of Chaffer-street,Boulder.Thefuneralcortegeproceeded'toSt.Mary's Church,Kalgoorlie,andatthecemeterytheceremonywasconductedby theV.Rev.DeanT3rennan.Therewas largeattendanceofthemembersof theMiner'sUnion.andalsoofthe HibernianSociety.Thepall-bee-tees wereMessrs.Coffey,Murphy,Coveney,Hallaghan,Garland.andKalman.Thefuneralarrangenr'lets'were isthehandsofMessrs.Mannionand Cruse.Thedeceased,whowasawidowerforaroodmaneyears,leaves onedaughter(Mrs.Gaffey)tomourn hisloss.Theimmediatecause of deathwaspneumonia,afteranillnessofthreedant'duration.

BishopRileyandDr.HackettrunWehavereceivedacopyofthe theAnglicanChurch;theyarealso"PinePenny,"-anewSanerjust responsible,itisalleeed,fortheManpuelished.Itisdevotedverymuch

Mr.Roosevelt'snarrowescape fromdeathbydrowinctheotherday addsanothertoanalreadycrowded list.InhislifeMr.Rocts...elthas cometoclosquarterswithmany anandhirahleRei,1tintance,manand beastbutperhapstheencounter whichwillremanlongestinhisme- imorywasthatse'swatnearsaio withagentlemannejoieinginthe nameofBadManofWilgus.Mr. IReeseweltmetthisformidableruffian inaNorthDakotasaloon.'ITake adrip,"saidBadMan,"Idon't diMe,"repliedRouse.ehshortly."I sayyou'vegottodrink,"persisted thother."Ithinhrot."wasthe s'aeanswer. "Listentome, Pawl,"saidBadMlanplacinga tumblerofwhiskyinfrontofhim, "youdrindbeforeIcountthreeor I'llputabulletthroughyour11,;.a,d.. atthesametimeconcertshisrevolver.Justashislipswereformingtheword"One,"Roosevelt's armshotoutandcaughthimunder thechin.andth.macfellprestrate onthefour.

Notlisteningtowhatothershive tosatisafearfulformofthoughthustling.Wedesiretohustlethem throuchwhattheyhavetosa' getinourownhit,andsowelose rearowntran'iuillityanddisturb others.

Iwonderhowmuchofwhatwe doisreallynecessary.Itisastonishingifwearelaidbyforatime withillnesshowlittlethethingswe areinthehabitofdoing,and whichwethoughtsoimportant, seemtomatter,andweriseand starthustlingaga,n,andweInd thatthethingswehaveceaseddo dohavenotmatteredatall.Ifwe cultivatedalittlemorereposethews wouldbemoregoodlisteners'tohe found.Agoodlistenerisrarethese day's,hutaswetellourimportantnewstothosewhobarelyhear usbeforetheybee:inabouttheir ownaffairs,itwouldbewellifwe aslniourselves-"AreWEgoodlisteners? Itisthequalityof thoughtthatmakesourcharacter, andItisthequalityofthethings wedo,notthenumberofoccupations.thatmakeususefullybusyor merelyunreposefulhustlers.

teenprominentlyundernoticelately owingtodifferencesofopinionresPectin'thePresentefficiencyofthe Navy,maderatheraneatremark theothernight.Hewas([lien,out andavotingladynexttohimsaid "Oh,Mr.McKenna,doyoutreed tellingmeexactlywhataDread-, ntnight'is"'Dreadnought,". reelitdtheFirstLocal,"isthegreatestnuisance1hiveeverencountered,andIneverwishtomeetanythinglikeitagain."

Mr.McKenna,whosemehasandconfession,devotiontoMary1 WhichtheirRitualdeclarestobe "damnablesuperstebions,"arewelcomediftheyhavenottheRoman aromaaboutthem,andyetthey-are butfollywithoutit. Folly begetsfolly,and;theotindload,the blind,andthen,-Andyetthe pooro'dCatholicChurchgetssolidified-10reuntotheunchangeableand immoveableanditswouldberivals dailycrumbleanddisintegrate."If thisbeofGod'"saidGematell, "youCannotadvertit."andthus the.pooroldChurchlivesand thrives;butifitbeofmanitwill Prohablyourreaderswillrecall die,andthusHenry'screationhas- howahighChurchman'sconfidence bensuntodissolution.Allthingshumanhavethesameend,hutthe lksts,because,"thegates ofHOUshallnotprevailagainst her."

wasgivenawayafewdaysago WhenthatHighDignitaryspeaks againwithmentowhomhegave hisopinions,hewill,orheoughtto be,morecautious.Hewouldnnt Preferhehadnotsaidthathehat beenatacertainUniversity,and nowalashisacquaintanceofthe oldentimearenotsuchasthey were.

Orangeismevaporated,Prowses, Hammers',andSnells',bubblesburst andthishadjustasmucheffecton thegreatCatholicChurch.asthe burstingofaweeairbubbleona lake.Yetitsatisfiedthem,nordid itinjureus.ProwsetheOrangeman, isProwsetheinsuranceAgentwhy earnshiscrustonthe"croppylie down"Catholicswhodealwithhim. Butthenitwouldbeamiraclen ProwsedidnotkicktheCatholics whocontributetohisbreadand butter.Ifthey.wereofhisintolerantcalibrehewouldrespectthem.

"Howmanychildrendotheekeep inthatCrecheinPier-street."said theNeurotic."Youknow." he said,"theyadvertisedthittheyhad quartersforseveralchildren,whose motherscouldsafelyleavethemin chargeofamatron,whilethesaid motherswentto ''Ah, saidPat,withaknowingwink,"the numberdependsonthecircumstances ofPersonandplace.Ononeoccasion,whintheCabinetOfficialvisited theCrecheUNOFFICIALLYhefound onlyoneandwhenhewentthere byappointmenttherewereseveral. Ofcourse,thingsmighthavegot worseinthemeantime,'butIdoubt ifhethinksso.""WhynotappointaRoyalCommissiontoinquire,"quoththeNeurotic."Itis noworththetrouble,"saidPat, "andanyhow,Comrniseionsaretoo costly. LookattheCityCouncil"

"St.Anne'sSocietyre-christened, St.Amen'CharitableSociety."

Mr.O't!onnellO'Mithoesagainup totheneckinChurchandcharitable work!!

PestiferousEneliebHistory,known as"HistoryFalsified:.tohediscontinue'intheCatholicSchools.

Mr.T.G.Molloy,entertainedoy

MembersoftheCelticClubaresere piedtohaven'tteeteeltogam111117 inmostreprehensiblecircumstances

MissJosephineDeakin,formerlyof PerthrecentlymarriedwellinSydney.TheDector-hererotherenters Hymenealblissnextmonthin Perth.

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MasterofElocution.

PupilscoachedforPulpit,Stage,Bar andPlatform.

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lieindeiatieableinyourpurpose .adwithsadetintedspiritresist aemitryandtrytoconquerevil wishgeedhawingbeforeoureyes Owrewardpreparedfornonewho snailatfortienameofChrist."I IX.

SATURDAYJULY17,Men

Catholics

intheCause ofCharity.

Weserealwaysdisposedtocharacterisecheerfulandgenerousgivingof heartandhandtocharityasamong themostrefinedofhumanworks. andwithapropermotive-oneof themostsupernaturalandrienlyrewardedofHeaven.IthindsallpenPleinthelintofacommonbrotherhood,andcontributesmaterially'to al:olishdisunion. Roundthe bedsofthesick,orfacetofacewith sorrowandstarvation,weforgetor oughttoforeetourdifferencesfor thereisnolevellerlikethatofaffliction.Thatitmaybeourown turn.inthecscleoftimetoreceive oftheaidwenowhelptogiveothersisarensonthatshouldappeal totheeoleshaswellastotheeencrous;butwhetheritbesoornot oneHorrowit,oserEast. wheverassistsdistresshastheconsolationofknowingthatbehasal- Mr.JamesBrennanofthewell-ieentecithepainofhisfellowman. knownfirmofBrennanBros.Drop-Thisisasitshouldbe,because ereandManefacturers,hasgonethesympathywithsorrowanddis- East. trsssisChristlike,andbythecommonlawofNatureaswellasmin elmwearemadeoneley'thissalutarycross.Thenaturalrhilosopho whichsaysthat"ifanymemberof thebodysufferanything,allthe memberssufferwithit."isequally trueofmembersoftheChristian family;forhardistheheartthatis insensibletothesufferingofothers. Suchreflectionswould,perhansbetterbecomethepulpitthanthecolDr.Houlihanwhorecentlypaidauransofapaper,evenofaCatholic visitfromN.S.Wales,andgoten-(paperbut'thetriflenaturalandre. gagedtoMissMignonBrown.has decidedtoleavetheEastandtake uppracticeinKalgoorlie.Miss BrownisthedauehterofMr.Harryi Brown,M.L.A.,ofPerth.

Rumouredthatintensedissatisfactionhasariseninthelocalbranch oftheAnglicanChurch.overthe "Romanisingtendencies"ofsome oftheadherents.Candlesareallowed havehetheBishoeprovidedthey nottheRomansignificanceattachedtothem.Mass,Communion,

presentativemeetingsofpeoplewho eithertogethertopromoteour charitiesinevery,s'wareofthecity, andineveryvillareeanddistrictof theDiocese,eiveevidence.fthefact thatoarpeopleareblessedwiththe (lien*instinctofcharity,andthat philanthropyandbenevolencearenot confinedtothefew,butaretheamninon.ifnotthepossessionofthe multitude.Ofcourse,thereissuch athingasnaturalvirtue,evenin thosewhoaimattheveryhighest standards;andthatgovernmentor

PeoeNmustbeadeniredwhodoall that'ispossibleforthepoor,irrespectiveo'creedorclass.Wedo notpresumetOscrutiniseoreven questionthemotivesofthosewho giveoutoftheirabundance,noris itours,northebusinessofanyone epee toinquirewhetherthehand thatgives,IsthatofaPaganor christian.Thisisanaffairforconsciencealone.Wemayadmirewhat iseettereusandnoble,sndgood, withoutpryingintothemotives whichimpelledorpromptedit.

Inthepastafavouritedisquisition0e:titledthemindsofthemilitant Protestantstotheeffect,thatfaith withoutgoodWOnswasallsufficient.WhatevernonCatholicwriters orpreachersmaythink,write,or Preachontheenestioo,they all agreethatthebestsolutionofthe controversyisfurnishedwhenthey opentheirpursestrines and give with generous anti bounteoushands. Allthefaith intheworldye:redmaceapoor apology forselfishness. St. Jamesputsthequestioninafew wordsinhisEpistle "Ifabrotheorsisterbenakedandwant dailyfoodandifoneofyousay tothem, GoinPeace,beyou warmedandfiled"yetelvethem notthosethings,thatarenecessary forthebody,whatshallitpro- fit?"Sotoo,we,preferaman whoispreenedinhischarity,to amanthatisidealinfaith nor cananythingbemorecontemptible, andhypocriticalthantheIdealistsin faithwhopossessaparsimonious handandaselfishheart.Thefamousnovelist.CharlesDickens,generally,encircledthepoorwithahalo, whichseemedtoimplythatoutside Poverty.orsimplicity,therewaslittleheartheroismtobefound.He pro!allyoverstatedthings.True. itis,thatgreatsufferingbegets sensibility,and'Sleetthehabitof wantormiseryisamarvellous qU&renterofsempothe.Theperson whoneverspentasleeplessnightin theezonyoftoothache,haseenerallylittleeympannforthosewhoare afflictedwiththeexquisitetortureof achinggumsandjawssotherich, whohavenotfeltthepanesofhunger,theshameofpoverty,thehumiliationofsocialandfinancialdestress,mayperhanspity',butthey cannotfeelit.Whentherich,thereforeassistitisa, mercifulcondescension; whenthePoorassistthe poor,theydoawon':thattheynon hardlyhelpdoing,becauseoftheir experienceinkindredsuffering.The formercommiserateanddonate,the latterlookatthemselves,asit were,andoutgoestheirsympathy toothers.Yetthecharityofthe onemaybeasmeritoriousasthat oftheother.

heappreciationwhichtheexcellence andmagnitudeofitsworkandthe blessingitbrineswithit,should comment.TheirsisaCatholicism offaith,andaCatholicismoflove.

TheDogDaysI

Madnesshasbeenoftendefinedas "thediseasewhichmakesamanmiss takehisthoughtsforpersonsand*. things."Iti,amostpitiableiafflicWenandonewonderswhymen,the noblestofGod'screatures,should everbe"aitictedwithit.Ititsthe laststageofhumandearadationit istheabdicationofhumanityany yetoneveryrecurring12thofJuly, thisdiseaseseizesaportionofthe communityinW.A.,whenreasonand truthandhonourdeentthem,and they'alendonthemselveswhollyto thefigmentsofacrazyimagination Uptothe12ththeywereclearin judgment,ecrindinleasan-menin theordinaryaccePtationofthe.term. Aftersunsetentheeveofthe12th theyfanciedthemselvesound by chains,forgedinRome.Pope,Bishops,andpriests,wereflogesing them.andendeavoSeingtorotthem oftheBibleandliberty.ThenmalosssetinandlikeJugurthathole vanquishedtheygnawedattheimaginarychainsthatboundLOYsL Protestantshandandfoot.Frothing fromthemouthaswerethespeakers onSundayintheTheatre,andMondayintheProtestantHall,thepoor faltiwsbecameidioticinmindand slanderousin expression.And oh! the blasted scenery oftheoncegoodlookingfacesof suchmenas"Assuring"Proems, andWesleyBurridge,wereanawful punishment-wereitnotselfinflicted Truly,itGoddidsoafflict mia,thatthey,exhibit,asdidIrreverentProws''andBurridgeand Snelonthe12th,itwereaPity thattheydideverpassformen,or that.GodwastheirGod.Menin theagonyof"DELIRUMTREMENS,"seeaims?butwhatare theytotheRomanbogeyswhose heelswetildcrushthelifebloodout oftheOrangeloyalists,didnotthe savioursailsandscatterthemin thePersonsofProwse,BUrrid4e,and CO?

Afterall,thereissomethingconsolingintheattitudeofthesemilitantandpitiableOrarisemen.Itis this,theyareirresponsieleOrtheir actionsandwords. Onceaman losestheneeofreason.heismorallyieculpaele. Amaimnwhokills hisneiebbourisnotpithyofmiffdsr.Hrissimpleimprison-ddun inetheKing'spleasire.orcommittedtothesafekepiingofalunatic asylum.Soalsoifamailmanslanderstheneigheour.heiseither"let offwithaelution."orcementedto safekeepinOrangemenestheyellowpupdaysareacknowledgedlunatics.Ninety.ninehundredsofthe communitysayso,andwithsuch overwhelmingevidence,itishardly safetodisputeit.Theiraccusations againsttheCatholicChurcharepalpableslanders,theirstatisticsef crimeandcriminalsare"faked,"' theirargumentsareincoherentand illogicaltheirPositionisinconsistenttheirprejudiceisevident

Tothecreditofourpeoplerich andfloorastheyareinthisState, wemustsaythattheiractivityin thecauseofsweetcharityispro- ver'ill.Theyevidentlybelieve"it ismoreblessedtorivethantoreceive."Thereishardlyanightof theweek,onwhichthereisnot somecharitableentertainment.Te workthisupandtomakeitasuccessabody,ofearnest,self-sacrificingIndiesandgentlemendeprive themselvesofmanyprivileees,social endotherwise,anditiseasierto imaginethantodescribethechagrin whohtheyendureiftheireffortsaretheirknowledgeissuperficialinthe notcrownedwithsuccess.Thespleenextreme;theirwilfulandtentatee didentherinewhichassembledinSt.exageterationsareonlyebait"to Joseph'sSchoolroomonlastMon-drawtheCatholicsout,"andoneof daynighttoputtheSt.Anne'stheforemostofthesupportersof CharitableSocietyonabetterbasisyellownupism,"declaredinthepreisanexampleofthenitresmiledsenceofthreemen-enedandtrue-PhilanthroPwofo"rPeeele.Th'.vthit"Oraneeism,overdoneasitis, havenothingtogainandmuchtoisthede-stsystemonthe loseby-becomingactiveco-operatorsPlanet,"Messrs.Prowse,Burridge, inthisSociety. TheirtimeandandSnelloughttoknowthisloyal theirenergywillhetaxed; theirgentleman. Howmuchitcostfor Patienceoftentried,theirsocialpri-hismercifulsilenceinpastyeses, vileeescurtailed.theirdutiesandre-wouldhardlybearinvestigat4/ sponsdbilitiesincreased.andthe\re-,Iffurtherevidenceofmadnesson theriseofineretitudefortheirthePartofOranzemenonthe12th PaineYetseatistheirspiritofJulyweekwererequiredtoconDrscticalfaithandsoneitheticallyvinceourreadersofmentalinfirmity hay-wantandsorrowandsicknessweshallsubmititintheformof appealedtothem,thattheyhavethetoastwhichissouniversally renerouelyundertakentodoublethehonouredonthegreatoccasion. dutiesoftheSocietyandtomakeThistoastishandeddownbySir itthoroughlyefficienttocopewithIJonahBarrington-himselfamember ofthe'OrangeLodge,No.176(Dub- lin),andconfirmedbyDoctor

distressofthetimeandtowinit thatsympathy-,recognitionandpub-

JULY17,1909-

SeveralauthoritiesonOraneeism, say'thatinmanyplaces,the"persecuted"Williarmitcefinishedthe toastthusly: "Mayhebecrammed,rammed,andjammed,intothe eatgunofAthlone,endblownon Wd'thehobofHell,wherehe'llbe keptroastingforalleternity,-the de.'ilbastinghimwithmeltedhishors,andhisimpsPelting;himwith prissts."Andasaerandfinale"ThereisbadlucktothePopeand ahempenropetoallpapists."

AstheabovetoastIsleyondanythingchainedbythemadbrainofa lunatic-atleastbeyondanythine whichhisbeencommittedtowritine,wemayreasonableassumethat duringthe"slogslave,"Orangemen arephysicallymorally.,andintellec. tualleirresponsible,endtherefore theirraeldspeeches,slanderousas sertiensanduncorroberatedstatisties,may1.esetdownesthevapid vapoerinesofdiseasedminds.May theseiritofWflliemof()raneeobtainmorerestfortheirdelirious mittl,,thanthesepoorfellowsenjoyinthisaggressive'DefiedofRo manredCatholicedeancement.Amen.

Diocesannews.

CALENDAR

Julyidith-VIISundayafterPentecost, St.CamillusofLellis(Confessor).

Mon.19-St.Symmachus,Popeand Confessor.

Tues.20-St.JeromeEmilian,Confessor.

Wed.21-St.Alexius,Confessor.

Thurs.22-St./MaryMagel.11.nePen_ itentSaint).

Fri.23-St.Apollinsris,Bishopand Martyr. 24-VigilofSt.James(Apostle). FeastofSt.VincentdePaul, Confessor.

Acorrespondentwrites.-"We mustcomplimenttheRev.Father O'Reilly,ontheprogrammewhichwe havejustseenandwhichwillbe renderedintheParishHallattach edtotheSacredHeartChurchin HighgateHill,onMondayevening next,the19thinst.

Thewillingnesswithwhichsuchre coenisedefficientPerformersareever readytoassistinanythingthat weansthewelfareofthingsCatholic speakswellalsoforthe.seedpeople ofttatdistrict.Itismostediy'ing toWIthesepeoplealwayslending willingaidineverygoodworkthat theirpastordecidesisfortheglory ofGod,thewelfareofhispeople, andthefosteringofChristianand Catholicideals.

WhentheRev,FatherCrowleyreturnsitwillindeedhegratifyingfor himtolearnfromhislocumtenans thathisPeopleneverfailedhimin givinguntiringandundividedsup-

characterisethePeopleofthisParish,andblesstheireffortswithsuccessmisthavecontinuedsuccesses, whileheartsaretrueandspiritswilling.

Wecanthen.withassurancelook forwardtoalargeaudienceonMondaynighttodohonourtotheexcellenceoftheprogrammeafforded. Halftheproceedswillbeappliedto thChurch.Fund,andhalftoProvidingofficers'resaliafarSt.Malachi'sandSt.Dymphna'sBranchof theHibernianSocieties'attachedto thisChurch.Theregaliatobecome thepropertyoftheParish."

Duigcsan,anotherprominentOrange-porttohiseverywish.Thattinemanofquiterecentdate: ThenitilitYofPurposethatseerceto OrangeToastwastaken,hesayson baredkneesandranasfollows:Theglorious,pious,andimmortalmemoryofthe-Teatandgood KingWilliam-notforgettingOliver Cromwell,whoassisted.inrecleaning usfromPopery,slavery,abitrary power,brassmoney,andwooden shoes.MayweneverwantaWilliamitetokiedthebreechofaJacobite.anda fortheBishop in.Cork.Andhethatwon'tdrink his,whetherhebepriest,bishop. deacon,bellows-blower,grave-digger, orotherofthefraternityoftheclergy,mayanorthwindblowhimto thesouth,andawestwindtothe east Mayhehaveadartnight. aleeshore,arankstorm.and a Lemke vesseltocarrshimoverthe RiverStyx MaythedogCerherus makeamealofhisr-p,and Plutoasnuffboxofhis"cullmay theDeviljumpdownhiethroatwith aredhotharrow,andwithevery pintealoutagut,andlowhim withacleancarcasstohell"Amen.

NoticeshouldbetakenofthefollowinginstructiongivenbytheBishop-theMostRev,Dr.Gibney, thattheEnglishHistory,whiohhas beentheclasstookinCatholic Schoolsforthepastsixmonthshe abolished from theschools thatit h no longer studied, andthatthechildren willnotbeexpectedtostandExaminationinthattexthookatthe 'ear'sendexaminations.ThehistoryshouldneverhavebeenadmittedintoourCatholicschoolsas textbook,butitsurreptitiouslyor otherwisegotthere.Weknownot whoisresponsibleforitsintroduction.butsitwilleeamatterofcon solationtomanytoknowthata bookwhichhasbeenexpelledfrom theCathalicSchoolsintheEastern St,tdo,andvigorouslycondemnedby theCatholicTruthSociety,evenfoe useinStateSchools,becauseofits unalushingfalsificationofhistorical facts,isundersentenceofeviction fromtheCatholicSchoolsoftheDire ceseofPerth.Itiwere,ashamethat Catholic,orinfactanystudents shoulddrinkknowledgefromafetid source.Wehavenodemattiledseeciticinstructionsonthatrointwill Theforthcoming.Ourremarkismerelyaforeword.

"St.Anne'sCharitableSociety,'' hasbeenre-organised.Apermanent Committeehasbeenformedanda generalmovementisonfootto ma's..theSociet-'morewidelyinewn andmereeenerouslysupported,

TheRt.Rev.MonsienorMateuhas beanofficialleappointedChaplainat theChristianBrothers'College,St. GorsesTerrace.Therehehashis dailyMassat6.eea.m.HealsoattendstothespiritualitiesoftheCatholicstudentsoftheCollege.

TheRev.FatherHayes,ofBuzbury.,paidabusinessvisittothe metropolisduringtheweek.

TheRev.FatherMoloney,whohas teentransferredfromYork,toVictoriaPark,asassistantpriest,took uphisdutiesofthenewappointmentonlastSunday.Thepeopleof Yorkgavehimanenthnsiastic "Sendoff,"onFridaymight.

Allschoolsadcollegehaeeseemedworkafterthe'midwinterhoistdays.

TheOrganFun-dstilleoesahead. Negotiationsforthepurchaseofthe Organarenearingcompletion.Every possibleprecautionisbeingtakento secureafirstclassOrgan.Theopinionoftheleadingorganistsandmusical.expertsthroughouttheCommonwealthisbeingsought,and thottehthismaycausesomedelay, thewisdomofcourseisgenerally andheartilycommended.

ThepracticesfortheGrandSacred Concertaretrinesplendidlyattend eelpeersWedirsdaynightatthe RoomsoftheLadies'Club.Still, morevoiceswillbewelcomed. -Ades

TheSolemnRequiemOfficeand Messforthereposeofthesoulof thelateBishopMurray;waswellattendedonlast.Monday.Thegrand oldmandiedwithoutapennytohis name,andoneofhislaststatementswas,thatashehadnomoneyhedependedunreservedlyon thecharity'ofthepriestsofthe DiocesetosayMassesforhissoul. OnlyonlestMondaywasthismade

PublicbyHisEceineaceCardinal. Moran.Afewweeksaaoandan otherpioneerBishop-thelateRt. Rev,Dr.Doylediedworthis.ed. Hegaveallhereceivedtowardsthe debtsoftheChurch.Mae.theyrest inpeace.

TheRt.Rev.-theLordAbbotof NewNorciahasbeeninPerthduring theweed.HisIlordehippaidavisit toHisExcellencytheGovernor.As HisExcellencespeaSsSpanishwith greatfacility,theintersiewproveds loneanda'veryint.ristinrone.

HisLordshipDr.Kelly,Bishopof Geraldton,"tooknnthecudgels" indefenceoftheBenedictineofNew Norcia,andth.,DrysdaleMissionin Wednesday'sissueofthe"WestAustralian."Heprovedthatthemissionpaystheaboriginesthecurrent rateofwages,andincidentlypaida elowinetributetotheresourcesof theKimberleys.

TheRev.FatherMangan,C.SS.R.. whohasbeenengagedinMissionary workintheGeraildtonDiocese,arrivedfromLawlersinCoolgardie andwillpreachtheanniversarysermonsat.St.Mary's,Coolgardie,tomorrow,whenaspecialcollection willbetakenupattheo'clock andToMasses,andalsoatthe eveningdevotions,toreducethe Churchdebt.

Fatherenemy,C.SS.R.,finishede. week'sRetreatattheSt.Johnof God,Convent.Kalgoorlie,anlast Sundayevenng,andhasbeen(visageddicingtheweekgivingtheRetreatatBoulder.FatherMangan willcommencetheChildrenof Marv'sRetreatatKaleoorlietin Monday.

TheCathedralChildrenofMary Society'isoreanisineforanente:tainmentinaidoftheOrganFund. -justthethingtogiveevidenceof theirlifeandability.

Someclericalgentleminhadauniqueexperienceonamotorcarexcursiondowncountrylastweek.A chanterofaccidents,aseriesofexplosions,anewmiter.n'artyall nightwaildete.ahasty'homing, a terriblefamishing,hutahIPPYendingaremerelyaf.wofthede tails

TheRev.FatherO'Donnell,C.SS. R.,commencestheAnnualRetreat forthepenitentsattheGoodShepherdHome,onnextFriday.

TheRev.PatrickSheridanenjoyed abriefholidayatYorkduringthe week.

TheRev.FatherDonogherarrived onlastSaturdaymeritingfrom Coolgardie.TheRev.,gentlemanis underthecareofDr.Haynes.

Guildf3rdandMidland Notes.

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On7thinst.,averyfashiteaable marriagewascelebratedbyFather Morris,inSt.Mary'sChurch,Guildford.Thecontractingpartieswere MissCeciliaMaryAgnesGugeri, daughterofP.A.Guereri,J.P.D.R., GuildfordandMarieJ.sephHenri OltoDeGranosonofMr.Johna OltodeGrancyofFrea-antle.The BridesmaidswereMissJuanita de GrancyandMissesMabelandBarbaraGugeri,whileMr.F.Troy,M.L. A.,actedasbestman.TheGugeri familyareoneoftheoldestandbest respectedfamiliesinthedistrict, andtheirpopularity,wasmanifested onthe7thinst.,bytheverylarge numberwhoassembledtowitness themarriageandtoextendtheir bestwishes.Needless,tosaythe marriagewascelebrated,according tothewishofourHolyMother,the Church,withaNuptialMassbecausethosewhoknowMr.Gugeri, hisfirmfaith,hisferventpietyand hisrespectforeverythingseers?'can

wellunderstandthatitwouldbethe desireofhisheartthathisdaughter shouldleavetheAltarwiththe nuptial,blessing,whichisnevergiven,exceptinthenuptialMass.We arePleasedtoseethatitisbecomingthecustominthisdietrictto havealmostallmarriagesbetween Catholic'scelebratedwithanuptial Mass.Aftertheceremonywasover, theeueetsretired'tothehomeof Mr.Gugeri,wheretheusualtoasts werehonoured.FatherMorrisin Proposingthetoastofthemarried coupleexpressedsatisfactionatseeingtheunionoftwosuchoiland respectedCatholicfamilies. hIa complimentedMr.DeGrancyonhavingsecuredsuchanestimableyoung ladyforhiswife.Hemight, he saidhaterotonepossessedofmore oftheworld'swealth.-butafterall thesethingsdonotalwaysmake peoelehapPyintheirn-trriedlife. "Friends,"hesaid,"inthewords ofsacredscripture cangive richesbutagoodwifeisthegiftof God."Mr. DeGreecehadtaken withhim,fromGal'saltar,oneof God'sbestgifts,with.theblessingof theChurchuponher.andhehorrid, hewouldcherishandrespectheras such.HewishedthemeveryblessIncintheirmarriedlife.

SolemnRequiemOfficeand HighMassforthelate BishopMurray,

onlastMondayat10o'clocka goodnumberofpriestsassembledin theCathedral*HisLordshipBishop Gibneypresiding),tochanttheRequiemOfficeandassistatHichMass forthereposeofthesoulofthelate Dr.Murray,BishopofMaitland.His Lordshipdiedafteralongillnessen Friday,onwhichday,Bishop O'DwyertheCoadjutorBishopinform.dtheBishopofPerth,by.wire. ThelateBishophadbeeninvery indifferenthealthforacouple of years,andhislesteopeaeance in connertionwthChurchfunctionswas inJanuarylast.Dr.Murraywasin hiseiOtto-firstyear.Hisjubileeas apriestwascelebratedin1901,:led h.wasonthatoccasionpresented, ataerect!d.monstratieninhislirawit.,withanurseofI760soVereigue.Hehadlabouredfor43years inthedioceeeofMaitland,andhis broal-mindednesendkindlydisposition.gainedhimtheesteemofall sectionsofthecommunity. Dr. Murraywasagrand-nephewofDr. Murray,ArchOishopofDublin.He wasmach,BishopofMaitlandin 1865,andaerivedinaus..raliathe followingyear.

BishopO'Dwyer,whohasbeenCo adjutorBishopfarearswillsucceed totheDioceseofMaitland.Hehas thedistinctionofrain?,thefirst AustralianBishopoftheCatholic Church.andisveryhighlyesteemed antiwidelylawnforhisaellityin theclassicandecclesiasticaldepartments.

AttheMasswhichwascelebrated onlastMondayatthePerthCathedral.therewerepresentHisLordshiptheBishop,whopresided,the Rev.FatherVeilingSubtleo),the Cel.hrantoftheMess,theRev. PathrSmyth,O.M.I.,(Fremantle), DeaconRev.FatherDonogher(SuIrlaco),Sub-Deacon;theRev.John O'Reilly(HighgateHill's,Masteret Cersmonies; theVeryRev.Dean O'Reilly,andtheRev.Archdeacon Smyth(Chanters),theVeryRev FatherCox,O.M.I.,theVeryRev. FatherMurray,C.SS.R.,the'Monastery,NorthPerth.,whoactedas Bishop'schaplaintheRev.Father O'Donnell,C.SS.R.,theRev.Father McCalKon,O.M.I.,Fremantlethe Rev.FatherMorris(Guildford),the Rev.FatherGallagher(Sublaco) theRev.FatherO'Hurley(West Perth)theRev.FatherMoloney (VictoriaPark) theRev.Farther PhilipSheridan,ReverendPatrickSheridan,andFatherBrosnan (theCathedral,Perth).Afterthe MasstheBishopgavethefinalabsolution.Therewasagoodcrowdof peoplepresentincludingthechildren fromlhr,Ladl-s'Collea.Victorie-

Sat.

SquareandSt.Joseph'sSchoolVictoria-Square.-R.LP.

WHATYOUGAIN

ByvisitingW.Zimpelyougetthe selectionineveryerodeyouareable tofityourwantsinwithyourpocket,andcanrely,innotonlyeettine,uptodategoods,butqualityof interierandexteriormaterialisone ofW.Zimpel'splainfeatures.DiningroomBeiroom,andHallfurniturearethespeciallinesofferingthis week,andforqualityayepricethey cannotbeavailed.Spendalittle timeinhisshowrooms,itwillhr YOURGATN.

ILeckietherealCaptainwasvery'detettee.Thompsonwas.e0oid,Miller, andL.Daveyweretad.ForWests, Barnes,A.Jeffrey,Oliver,Everett, wenvaluable. F.Strickland,halfsbaceewasinvaluable-D.Strickland,half-forward wasvalueless. Thefinalscoreswere:Pith7goals1ibehinds. WestPertfl,5goals-behinds.-N.EASTFREMANTLEANDSOUTH FREMANTLE.

AfairlylargecrowdontheFremantleOvalsawaveryevenly-contestelgamebetwetnMeetsand, Souths.Ifwearetoeelievecornmonrumour,Eastshadmorethana fairshareofMeeandwonby 4 points.Southshadbadluck,particularlyinthelast'tuarter.when seineoftheirforwardsmiss,dridiculously,easychancesofscoring.

FOOTBALL.

HOWTHECLUBSSTAND.

W.L.D. to

Burrs,thetahmarinesieeralmist -ayesverycreditableexhibitionofumpiring.ForEasts,Parsonsplayedparticularlywell,and (lidnotwanttofightanybody.The Doh;family.Wilson,Shale,andLee werethebestoftheothers. e'erSoothe.Bents,wasthebest manontheground.bineconspicu- ottslyco-ndunesnsUOuglytang Ralsten,Turseell,Mattison, Fookesweree:si,veryeffective.

thelosersC.BurnetMr.G.Jamiesonactedveryjustlyasumpireand deservesthethanksofbothteams, anditistobehopedthatthenext umpirewilldothesameinthecorningmatchwhichistotakeplace betweenMidlandJunctionConvent SchoolandWestLeedervilleteams ontheeothinst.,andwhichwill, nodoubt,leplayedwithgreater spiritandcontention. Wemightgay,thattheConvent Dchoolhaswonever-matchthey Playedthisssason.

3nterstateMts.

ArchbishopDelaneyofHobartis topreachtheopeningdiscourseat thethirdAustralasianCongressin Sydneywhich()Pensthelastweek ofSeptember.

BishopGallagherordainedtheRev. ThomasSlattery*tothepriesthood atAlbanyafewdays&so. -ewe.

VeryRev.FatherMule ofthe DioceseofPoetAugustaistheCur-

afterwardslay-thepalliaonthetombofSt.Peter,wheretheyre- mainallnight.Afterthisceremony hasbeencompletedthepalliamay besenttothedignitariesentitledto them.

BishopO'ConnorofArmidalewas takentotaskfortheopinionsexpressedbyoneofhispriestsreEmpireDay.IsLordshipreturned"a RolandforanOliver."Thushe wrote "FatherFoley'soainiononthe matter-in,intsnineishisownprivateone,ashetakescaretostate. Iknowhimtoheasloyaltohis Kingandcountryasanymemberof yourcommittee,andbecausehecannotshouttotheflaghoistedon EmpireDay,souandyourCommitteearesurprised.But,mayIask why-areyoutoquestionmeregardingtheodoionsofmyclerey,privateOrPublic?Youdesiretoknow Isuppose,forreasonsofyourown, 'weatherornoitwastobetaken asthesentimentof'my-clergyasindividuals'towardsyourEmpireDay celeleation.Iconsiderther.uestion animpertinentone.andifIcould bringmyselftothin:itwas tobesoIwouldvery130.011Tirean answerthatwouldperhapscauseyou respondineSecretary.fortheDiocesealittlemoresurprise." totheAustralasianCongress.

E.Frmantle

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Midia:.dJunction PERTHV.WESTPERTH.

on theAssecetiOnGrcurlon Sartirlaylast.WestPerthwasbeatenbyPerth,aresultvenerate%anticiPatedbythseathTinswhichreturned£4oatthegates.Harry Creepwascentralumpire,butwas notsogoodasusual.Noone'VnowingCrappwouldsayhewasunfair -allhisdecisionswereeivenwith animpartialmindandmanywere wrong.Amaximumoffumblingof theiallandaminimumofsystem didnotprolurfooteallofa very highorder.

WsetPerthhadbyfarthebetter ofthefirstquarter,anditspeaks wellforthePerthbacksthatdespiterepeatedattackstytheiropponents.°my 1.4wasscored asainsttheminthisterm.Perth hadslightlythehotterofthelast threquarters,thottehtheyplayed withlittlesystem.ThePerthruck wassuperiortoWest's,butnetvery muchso.IthinkThompsonshould bePerth'schiefruckman.Grantine thatClareeisaseleridid"rucker." andadmittingthatClarkeandBradyPlayteetertogetherthanClarke andThompsonusedtodo,yetIconsiderThompsonthe 1estruckman onthecoast,andrealisethathie marsedahilit,asaritc'tmanshould beetilisedendnotsacrificedtothe idiesynctaiiesofAlecClarke.

ThePerthhacklineswerevery strongandde'-ndedwell.ThereporterswhosaythatWestPerth's havethehestbac'<Ureaonthe coastatesufferinefromdefective orojrnseatiOnofintellect.

BothEast.FremantleandPerth bacessplaywithssolidnesswhichis inmarkedconeest-tothe"flashnessofplay.sechtract'risticof severalofWestPerth'sieftaders.

Inmyreportsofpreviousmatches willleseenrf-lancetothatparticslarlyirritatingfaultofseveral players,hetnoaofthoseplayers. whom reedmindedcannem-ease ErsrettorBalms.inmatterofinorlinate"set.."inhelices"fletehn-es"might1,.excusable,butin menhire'theaneienceofBalme aelEr.rettitshowsalamentable wantofcimtenes.n'e.

Thforwardsofneithateam.Playeduptoform.Cunanine(.1enlist, andRogers,einebestforPerth, whipforWestPerthMcNamaraand Rowbattiedeamely.

ForPerth,W.Orr.theapparent captain,wasvenyeffectiveand

Finalscoreswere:Easts,6goalstohehinls. Souths,6goals6behinds.

SUBIACOV.NORTHFREMANTLE

Northsreceivedasevereset-back atMuellerParkonSaturday,when theywerebeatenbyrepoints.The gamewas vindictivelyrough,onmanyoccasions so. Theparticularlystrikingfeatures ofthegame(excludingtheplayers), werethesmallnessofthescoring, after11..1i-timeandtheutterdisregardoftheplayersforthemanwho wasslim:saritohavechargeof thegame.

Finalscoreswere:Subiaco4coals8behinds N.Fremontle2goals7behinds.

EASTPERTHV.MIDLANDJUNCTION.

Theenlyinterestingfeaturesof thismatchwerethe"earracking ofthewomen,andtheexhibitionof UmeirinegivenbyPayne.

FinalScores:-

E.PerthQes:failsr-hehinds. Midland5:roils9lahin,cts.

MIDLANDJUNCTIONCONVENTSCHOOL v. GUILDFORDSTATESCHOOL.

Theabove theMidand 6thinst.

matchwasplayedun JunctionOvalonthe

Thegamel:eganat4P.m.,and duringthefirstan.secondquarters playwasfastandmuchexcitement prevailedamongthelookers-on,-a goodlynumberofschoolcleldren,AfterthistheConventboaswho werealreadymuchinad:mice.gave theGuildfordtoysnochancewhat ever.Butasanothrmatch,inall Probability.willbilayedinthe nearfuturethelatterwillthenhave anopeortunityoftakingtheirrevenge.

Thetotal was:-MidlaelJunticsContent seebehindstat)'mints). GuildfordStateSchool, points).

attheendofthe-ame -goals goal(6

Amonvstthewinner'sbestplayers were:-

C.Fitele(Capt.),L.Watts,C. Weollia,W.Hegnee,T.O'Dwyer,F. Seddon,W.O'Dwyer,F.Smith.and H.Nilsnd.

Whereasthe'hestplayersforthe lo,erswTr:-G.Perari(Capt.)Demison,Fry,Roach(2).andBurns.

Thewinner'sgoal-kiceer'swere:Smith,Watts,Wooller,Honey, O'Connor,aidFinde(2),andfor

AtapublicmeetingheldinLismoreaboutaweekagoitwasdecidedthatthemostfittingmemorial toBishopDoylewouldbetopurchaseforSt.Cartha:se'sCathedrala pealofhells.tobe "The BishopDoyleMemorialBells."and thatforthispurposeafundshould beestablishedalsothatanannual prize,tobecalled"TheBishop DoyleMemorialPrise,'begivento theLismoreAgriculturalSociety.

TheArchbishopofMelbournehas ma:lethefollowingclericalchanges. andappointments: Rev.FatherJ. Marehy,fromSt.Patrick'sCathedral Melbourne,tobePastorofNtorth-

Andthesevicissitudes youth Forwhentheyhappenatariper age PeopleareapttoblametheFates, forsooth, AndwonderProvidenceisnotmore sage. Adversityisthefirst,Pathtotruth Hewhobathprovedwar,stone orwoman'srage, Whetherhiswintersbeeighteenor eight'., Haswontheexperiencewhich le deem'dsoweighty.

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Weblamelittlethingsin andraseoverereatthings

cote. Rev.FatherM.J.Morris.selves. (latelyarrivedfromIreland),tothe Cathedral.Rev.FatherC.Conlon, fromGeelongtoCastlemaine.Rev. FatherJ.P.Carney,fromCastlemaine-toGeelong.Rev.FatherP. D.O'Connor,fromFootscray'to Mansfield.Rev.FatherJ.McCarthy,fromMansfieldtoFootscray TheRev.FatherT.S.Collinshas leftforEuropeonahealthholiday.

PalliumfortheArchbishopof Hobart.

Wewereverygladtosee(writes ourRomecorrespondent,May251, thatamongsttheresultsoftbelate Consistorywasthetauntingofthe PalliumtotheMostRev.Dr.Delany(ArchbishopofHobart).The Palliumconsistsofabandofwhite woolwornontheshoulders.Ithas twostringsofthesamematerial, andfourpurplecrossesworkedon it.ItisW0111bythePope,and senttoPatriarchs,Primates,and Archbishopa,andsoaetimes,though veryrarely,toBishops,asatoken, thattheypossessthe"fulnessof theEpiscopaloffice."Thepalliaare madefromthewoolofthelambs whichare-oughtannuallytothe ChurchofSt.Agnes,by.theApostolicsub-deacons,andprsentedat theAltar,whilethe"AgnusDei,"is tainesures.ThenunsofTorrede' SPeschima'ethepalliafrom the wooloftheirlambs.Thesate-lemons

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THESEGOOD;ATSUCHMARVELLOUSREDUCTIONSTHATDECISIONWILLBEMADEEASY,ANDALLDIFFICULTIESINSELECT_ INGDISPELLED,WHENYOUSEe]THEMARVELLOUSBARGAINSOFFERED OURFAMOUSREDANDBLACKPRICESWILLALSO BECONTINUEDINEVERYDEPARTMENT. REMNANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS GREATCLEARANCEOFREMNANTS REMNANTSINEVERYDEPARTMENTWILLBECLEAREDATHALF-PRICE.

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VerysuccessfulmissionshaveLeen givenbyFatherMangan,C.SS.R., accompaniedbytheVeryRev.Dean Drasne,V.F.,duringthepastthree wees,atWiluna,KathleenValley, Mt.SirSamuel,andtheVivien. OnSundaylastaweek'sMission wa,,commencedatSandstone,coo mileswestofLeaders.

AfundisbeingraisedatWiluni tcbuildaChurchthere.Thetown antiitssurroundinescontain300Catholics.

Mr.Coffey'ssoldmine,theYellow Aster,atKathleenValley,isdoing well. Itisgratifyingtonotethata boonendablessinghaskeenco.1arredontheNorsemanpeopleby theestablishmenttatreofaschool conductedbythecelebratedOrderof thSistersofMercythemembers ofwhichhavedonesuchwonderful teeeationalworkinthisState,almostco-existentwithitsfoundation.

There:1steiritpieNailsinNorsem:n,asthexcellent"Norseman Notes,"by"xion,"inthe"RecorI"prove.Aresidentpriestwill henext Already"Ixion"anntiresthatstepshivebeenteteen tostartaeranchittheH.A.C.B.

SoSete,theIestI-netsocityin existent.Itgivesgreaterbenefit thinan;othersociety.

AMr.LawrenceoftheBronnewing GoldMinehadthetopjointofhis firstfingeronhisrighthandcutoft lastweek,whilstengagedinerecting machineryatthemine.

Thedalsatpresentareperfectas farastheweatherisconcerned. Suchdelightfuldayscouldnothe surpasseditwouldbeharetoeven equalthem.Thecountryisinthe bestcondition,everywhere.Ithas theappearanceofavastmeadow. Feedisaeundant.andallkindsof stockareinthepinkofcondition.

Someofthebullockskilledhereend displayedinthebutcher'sshops welch1,000lbs.,whilethesheep turnthescaleattootbs.Themeat istheprimestanditisstatedthat evenNewZealandcouldnotproduce aszood.Themany-colouredwild stuntpeas,fuchsias.dadsies,blue bells,eserlastines,andotherflowers der:thelandscapeandaddtothe appearanceofthesceneintheLush. Hereandthereareindigenouscork trees,whicharresttheattentionof theobserverofNatureanditscharacteristics.Tothegloriousclimate, andsunshine.ihewealthyshad'sof thebeautiesofthefloraanithevarietyofthefauna,-thekangaroo, tertey,curlew,etc,-thesongof thatrarebird,theBellBird,must beadded.Thishindisinfewplaces, hutoneofitshabitatsisthelarge stretchofcountryfromKaownato Wiluna.OneoftheAustralianauthors,-Lawson,Ithink,-hasbeantifully eraphicallydescribedthe birdinamemoffourstan'.as..

TVhisrecentutteranceonthe worSersandtheChurch,Mr.T. Bah,M.L.A.,appsarsintheroleof SnchoPanic,fullofvisionaryfoes andwill-o'-the-wispnutirns.Before coumencinetnIeturonantoPis, itisnecessaryforthelecturerto sweir&versedinhissubject. In Ms.Bathscase,onewhoprofesses totalerdytofmet,sheer"'movenendeienstiousnessaremodeto to:et etaceofnosledte. The 1.;eureproaseitherhowrienwlyignorantMr.Pathis,et.hownaerow misdedorpersertedheis.Evidently hehasmissedhisvocation. In thewordsofSheiespeare,heought tohug"tohiseosomwithhoopsfl steel,"tipad.econtainedinthe oldandtrueseeing:-"Lettheco llersticiitohislast."

Mrs.D.Hic,eyarriedinLawlers 01Sundaynightlastbythemai coach,onavisitfromBrunswics, Melbourne,Victoria.Foracon-ilerabletimesheandherfamilyresidedhereandwerehi_hlyreelectedandesteemed.Shehaslargepro perryendtrodiit'restshereand attheViin.leermanyfrieods are,'acedtoseeheragainintheir midst.

TheCommitteoftheMiner'sInetitute,Lavlers,haeedTied o erectaset-It'1'00'.inconnecesisn withteahall.itwillbe2;feet longend17feetwale.

AmannamedG.Beefiermetwith anaccidentattheNortham Limited,onWednesdaylast,while woreingattheSteambench.in hendlinealog,litenier-.-t badl'rleceratedhythecircularsaw.

ThechildrenofLawlerswereeabertaitrslbythewivesofthe membersoftheRoadsIlbard on Seturda-lase,intheMiner'sHall.

Thechildrenwereregaldwithcakes ta,etc.andgameswereinettlged inThelittleoneshadaveryeniorealstime.

air.Helohanhasereseetedaellercue,valued-tRs,forcempeti'iontet-eenthewaroongaandthe Vivienicorallclubs.

GreatHurlingMatchat Fremantle.

FREMANTLE"BOYS"TRIUMPHED.

(BYGAEL.)

TheRailwayStationisOpposite

thesuninthefacesofthe°Peen ents,butonthebounceoftheball thePerthrepresentativestookpossessionandtheFremantlecitadelwee indangerforsometimeuntiltheir "back,"byafine"puce,"downthe fieldrelievedthepressureandgavea chancetotheFremantleforwards, whosmartlyrespond.dbyraising thetwoHagsforthePort"Bora'. whichtheydidalsoontwoother occasionsbeforethecallofhalftime,whilethePerthitesonlyaccomplishedthe"trice,"ononeoccasionduringthishalfthusleaving thescoresathalf-timeFremantle, threegoals,onepoint,toPerth's onegoaltwopoints.

Thecommencementofthesecond halfsawthePerth"Boys."fullydeterminingtowipeoutthedifference whichseparatedthemfromtheir muchlighteropponents,hutthedefencepro,edtoostrong,andthey: hadtobesatisfiedwithonegoal thishaltalsowhiletheGaels of thePorthelpedthemselvestono lessthanfourgoalsduringthishalf thuswinningbythelargomarginof 7goalstoPerth's2goals4points. Amongasmartletonthewinningsideonecannothelpmaking specialmentionofthegreatdefence ofJ.Maherandtheesneralall roundplayandhardworkofT. Smith. Otherscallineforspecial mentionwereT.Mulcahy,Wallace, Wright,andGordon,whilePerthwas bestrepresentedbyN.Maher.(Capteent,Murray,Crowley.Ryan,Mulcahy.,andByrnes.

PastPresident,installedtheofficers forthecomiaghalf-yearelectedat thepreviousmeeting. Theelection.ofofficersresultedas follows:President-Bro.J.O'Callaghan. Vice-President-Bro.J.Hart. Secretary-Bro.B.Shine. Treasurer-Bro.F.Guerin. Warden-Bro.M.McDonnell. Guardian-Bro.H.McKenna. Assis.Secretary-Bro.F.Croean. SickVisitors--Bros.J.Hart,F.A. Roach,F.Guerin,eadE.A. O'Connor. Press.Corres.-Bro.E.A.O'Connor. SocialCommittee-Bros.T.Dwyer, J.Webb,P.B.Sni-gg,E.A. O'Connor,J.Liddington,and theofficers. BuildingCommittee-Bros.J.Rine. andF.A.Roach. B:nevolentCommittee-Bros.C.Begley,P.RoeleeandF.Grogan. JcdicalCommittee-Bros.J.Rine, M.O'Dea,C.Begley,M.J.Hon. rigan,J.Hart,F.Crogan,P. O'Brien,H.McKennaandJ.J Forrestall.

DelegatestoFriendlySocieties'AssociationandDispensary-Bros. C.Begley,M.J.Horrigan,and J.Rine.

Afterthemeetingthefloorwas cleared-ndthemajorityofthemom.. herstoo;Partinadance,while othersenjoyedthemselvesatagame ofEuchre.RefreshmentswerekindlyprovidedbytheLadiesBranch.

Forsometimepestthefollowers ofthegrandoldIrishgame of HurlinginPerthandFremantlehave beeneuitointerestedinthemeeting, whichwastotakeglacebetween thePortandCapitalrepresentatives ThetrystingplacewasPlimpton Pareanditmaybesafelysaid Ositamoresuitables.ofcoulI scarcelyhefound.Anicecarpetof grtenturfwhichfairlyt00%oneback toagreenlittleIslefaroverthe sea,leftnothingtoleedesiredin thewayofagrotto'forthe eova."

Mr.JamesMaher,thetrenlalCare tartoftheFremantle"Boys."won thetosanddecidedtoplaywith

ThePerthboss.althoughdefeated, leftthegroundsfullydeterminedto havetheirhontunviaHeatedatan earlydate,padthenextmeetingof the"Boys,"shouldtoworthgoine alongwaytosee,andIhaveno dou'etbutthattheIrishmenofPerth iftteeywitnessedafewgameslike thetwhichtookplaceonthePlym- in toPa heilsdgtraakned old hgreaterhistoric in-

Duringtheevening"Baby"Lloyd gaveasongwhichwasmuchappreciatedbytheAudience.

ItistheintentionoftheBranch toholdasomewhatsimiliarentertainmentaftereachmeetingforthe future,anditistobehoardthat thememberswillshowtheirappreciationbyattendinginlargenumbers.

terestric

Irishsame,tendwouldalsoshow moresympathytothosefewchosen onesWhoacetryingtocamonin Australiath:arneoftheirgrand oldforefathers.

Theteamswere:Fremantle,Maher(Capt.).Wallace. Grham,Smith,McCreery(2),Mc Lean,Holt,Gordon,Hutchins.Gallaher,Mulcahy,See,Scorer.Wright, Waklev,andCavanagh. Perth,-Mher(Capt.Ryan(2). Murray.Cronley(2),Bishop.Mul. cahv,Byrnes.BerryCrowlev,O'Gradv,McDonald,Maronee.Cody.anti Robinsen.

H.A.C.BSociety.

(Corresrondent).

Theusualfortnightlymeetingof St.Patrick'sBretch.No.142.Perth washeldintheHibernianHall,on Thursdaythe8th,snstant. Afair numberofmemberswerepresent. Beforethebusinessofthemeeting wasproceededwithBro.C.Bagley,

FronttheCatholicTruthSociety., wehavereceivedthreetoolets,"CatholicC.Y.M.Societies,"byRev. Fat11,.r Morris"EternalPunishment,"byPathrHogan,P.P.and "HistoryFalsified,'''byMr.Wallace -allthree.excellent,interestingand nostinstructivepamphlets.

Colds,Asthma.Bronchitisand LungtroublesquicklyLured5,

ThePioneerofLiberalContractsandthelargestendwealthiest VictorianFireOffice. EstablishedatMelbourne,1869.

thefirstOfficeintheWorld

ToapplytheSurrenderValue,ofLifePoliciesinPayingthePremium soastopreventaPolicylapsinguntiltheSurrenderValueisexhausted. kmountassuredunderPoliciesCurrentover118,500,000.

- - - £900.000.

inhandOver - = = 1.5,000,000.

LOCALDIRECTORS:

HON.S.BURT,K.C.,CHAIRMAN. RIGHTHON.SIRJOHNFOLi.REST,P.C.,G.C.M.G., CHAS.HARPER,ESQ.,J.P.

WesternAustralian4ruchOffice,St.acorge'sTerrace,?edit HENRYWRICIHT elanagereWesternAtheralia.

TheRev.FatherMoloney Farewelled

APOPULARPRIESTHONOURED.

(SpecialCorrespondent).

AsocialwasheldinSt.Patrick's Hall,York.OnFridaythe9thinst., asafarewelltotheRev.Father Moloneyontheeveofhisdeparture forVictoriaPark.Therewasa splendidgatheringofalldenominationspresent,andamostenjoyable eveningwasspentinvocalandinstrumentalselections,cards.andeulogisticspeeches.

Mr.WarrenMarwickopenedthe proceedingsandinamostappropriatespeechreferredtothegoodqua- litiesofFatherMoloneyandexpressedregretathisdeparture. On behalfoftheYorkparishionershe, presentedhimwithapurseofsoe ereigns,asasmalltokenofthees teeminwhichhewasheldbythe congregation.Hethencalledon theSecretary,(Mr.J.Tomney),to readthefollowingAddress:-

TotheRev.FatherMoloney. Res,andDearSin-

Itiswithfeelingsoftheutmost regret,weyourparishionersofSt Patrick'sChurchatYork.learnof yourdeparturefromourmidst,and wetakethisopportunityofexpressingourheartyandsincerezoodwill towardsyouPersonally,andour appreciationofthehishinfluencefor goodexercisedbyyou,duringyour ministryamongstUs.BYyourearnestministrationandkiedl,manner youhaveendearedyourselftoyour oongregationandalthouellyourdeparturewillbeaMust toOthermembersoftheChurchthelossto us,is,andalwayswill15e,greatly felt,

WeareRev,andDearSir, AffectionatelyYours.

(Herefollowsmanysignatures).

Mr.J.McCarthyandJ.J.Lawler paidasplendidtributetothegood workdonebytheRev.FatherduringhistermofofficeinYork.The Peoplegladlypraisehim,butthey shallsadlymisshim.

FatherMoloney.onrisingtorespond,wasereetedwithapplause.

InthecourseofhisreplytheRev. Fathersaid:-

"Iamatalossforwordsthis evening,toexpressmyfeelingsat thislasttoken-thisspontaneousexpressionofyourregardforireon theeveof my'departurefrom anion;you.

Iamwellawarethatyouhaveassembledherethiseveninginsuch numbers,andatsuchshortnotice, notaltogetheronmyaccount,buttry acertainextentheeaus_,ofmy.predecessor,Iknowhowmuchyouappreciatedhim,howsorryyouwere athisleavingyou,andhowkeenwas yourdisappointmentatnothaving theopportunity,becausehissudden departureoftenderinghimatangibleexpressionofyourappreciation. ForalongtimeyouwerelikeRachelofold,VOUrefusedtobecomforted.FatherFaheyandIareold friends,-weplayedtogethTwhen Lore,whenouryoungheartswerelight andfreeofcare.Ishallalwaysbe gladtohearofhissuccess.Butlet metellyouthatIwastemptedto bealittle,attimes,jealousasI wentaroundamongstyouathearinehispraisessoereledsoloudlyand. asIcontinuedtheegrew"louder stillandsellmorlaud."Snmuch sothatIhadagoodde1ofmisgivingatbeingeerectrdtowalkin suchf)ntstens.Well,myfearsdid notlast Thaveleenatleast twicetoeeryCatholichouse in York-muchoftenertosome.and thelends-esthereandelsewhere

shownme,soondispelledmyfears. Youhavesaidsomeverynicethings ofmethisevening,wouldthatI wasdeservingofthem! Iamstill ayoungman,yetIamnotso foolishastotakeuntomyselfallthe kindwordsaddressedtome.Ihave nodoubttheyarecordialandsitcarebutonoccasionslikethiswe areinclinedtoadopt.thelaneueeeof exaggeration.

WhileinYorkIhavesimplyendeavouredtothebestofmeability todomydutyandthat,I Nava alwaysinthepastandwithGod's helphopeIalwaysshallendeavour todointhefuture.Butforthat Iclaimnocredit.Mostofyou madeiteasyforme.Youhaveat alltimestreatedmewithkindness. Icanonlysayhereto-night,that whileIhavebeeninYork,notone ofyou'leasutteredone word tomeandIthinkyoucansaythe sameconcerningmytreatmentof you.

Ihavebeenas'ed manyhow1 likedleavingYork,Ishalltelyou allnow.HisLordshipVieBishop haschangedmecircumstarresnecessitatethatchange,soIfrankly tellyouIleavewillinglyandgladly But,LadiesandGentlemen.whenI consider'thatIcamehereonlyafew monthsaeotoYork,far-famedIre itsclear,sharp,andbracin"atmoap-

spentintheGoldenWest.Ofcourse Ihadmyownlittlecaresandworries,butwherearetheynot? I shallalwayslookbacktothetime spentmidyourhillsandsmilingvalleys,andIshalllootback with PrideandPleasuretothekindness youhavealwaysextendedmefrom thefasttotthelastdayIhavebeen inYore.

LadiesandGentlemen,Ithankeou allesincerely.Ishallnotforgetyou inmyprayers,andIwillaskyou tohekindenoughtoe-ivemea shareinyours.

Theevening'sentertainmentwas agreeablyvariedbyvocalandinstrumentalselections.andthelargegatheringdispersedwithfeelingsof momentarypleasure,butwithfeelInesofsadnesstoo,whichshallnot easilyfadeaway.

TheChristianBrothers'Football TeamatAdelaidewalkedoverthe PinkedteamsofPrinceAlfredand St.Peter'sColleges.Inhonourof thetriumphthestudentshada "gaudeamus,"atwhichtheRev.Fir theyMcNamara,Bros.Murphy,Fitzgerald,andO'Dwyerspokeeulogistically.TheRev.FatherDenny.and oldC.B.C.footballeralsospoke.

here.Iwasshatteredinhealth,IRev.Bro.Paul,whohasjustbeen Wassufferingfromnervousprostra-annointedProvincialoftheMarlst Lion.To-dayTamstrongawlvie-OrderforAustralasia,wasbornin orousawlwhenI,considerthekind-Wellineton,andisthe'first venessyouhavealwaysshownme, eachandallofyouwheelTseeyou allatsuchshortnoticeassembled roundire,tobidmehereto-nicht rood'byeandtoprofferyourcool wishes,ImustsaythatthoughI amleavinggladly,Iarmleaving withsincerere'rret.Iwillrotsoon forgetthedriesThavenestamong woo.Onthewholetheyha--ebeen halvedays.thehaeleestThave bornoftheDominiontooccuthe highoffice.ThenewProvincialhas hadwideschelaeticexperinlice.havin-;taughtinseveralpartsofthe world,lecl..dinStheBritishTales.

TheKerrypriestswhoarecollectinefortheKilearryCathedralgot £200inthelittletownofWarwick.

THESWANMEATCo.,Ltd.

WholesaleandRetailButchers, BRANCHES,

MidlandJunction, Guildford, Maylands, Kalgootlie, Boulder, Menzies, Kalamunda

OnlytheBestQualityFreshMeat Stocked.NoFrozenMemTolerated.

NewsandNotes

(Specialforthe'W.A.R.')

AnstrutherMolloy.

LastMonday.wasthe318thAnniversaryoftheimmortaldaywhen theAnstruthers,andtheMolloys firedPopgunsateachotheracross thelittleIrishbrookI

Thefollowingad.fromSaturday's "West."LOYALORANGEINSTITUTIONof W.A.

GRANDANNUAL52thJULYCELEBRATIONS,5909.

Inconnectionwiththeabovea PARADEwillbeheldonSUNDAY, JulyI1. TheMetropolitanMemberswillmarchfromtheProtestant Hall,Beaufort-street,at2.30p.m., andproceedthencealongBeaufort, Barrac:eandHaystreetstoHis Majesty'sTheatre,kindle,lentfreeby T.G.AnstrutherMolloy,Esq.,J.P. Afterthis,-hugemajoritiesmay beexpectedatthenextelestions.

WhathasbecomeoftheWestAustralianDreadnought

AfewmonthsagoawarlikerepublicswansunintheSouthSea Islands,andDoodlakinemaybe bombardedatanymoment.

Thereceptionof"AnEnglishman's Home,"intheDublin"Theatre Royal"upholdsthereputationof Dublinaudiences,asTheatrical tribes..

Saidplayhasnomeritwhatever, asaplayandwasleeched,offthe stageonitsfretapirearancetoIrvland.

Toenjoysuchaproluetionaman shiejlilbesufferingfromthe"JimJams"so,thathisimagination couldfillinalittlebetweenacts.

MinisterforLands,Mitchellisalreadydistinguishinghimselfinthe administrationofhisoffice.

andLadyWinthrop!

Althoughthe Celtic Club Committeedid everythingin theirpowerforthe'unfortunateman, McCartney,therel,yreducinghisseateneetoaminimum,amostunfoundedchargewasmadeagainst theClubwhichtosaetheleastof it,waschronicingratitude.

Themoneysaidtoheborrowed bymembersismoney,dueinthe formofehits,etc.,tothe,institutien andhadnothingwhatevertodo withtheunfortunateman.

Mr.Houriganshouldhaveseenthat hischargewascornetbeforeseekinetheshelterofthecourttothrow "dirt''atarespectableinstitution.

iithereisanymemberwhosedebt isthreemonths'outstandjnghe shouldbebroughtbeforetheCommittee,andeithermadepayup,or, firedoutuponhisnose.

The'Clubshallemergefromits troublesstrongerthanever,andits Profitsforthepastauarterhave been,incised,verygritifyinrto members.

Ifthisstateofaffairscontinuethe annualsubscriptionfeemarSeexnectedtohereducedtotheoldfigure.

St.Anne'sCharitableSociety

InresSonsetoanannouncement eivenattheMassesonlastSalida,' a'arseandrepresentativegathering ofladiesandgentlemenmetatSt. Joseph'sSchoolroom,Victoria-Some enMondaynighttotastemeasures for the re-organisation of the St. Anne's Society. Among thosepresent were Mrs.Hayes,Mrs.O'Callaghan,Mrs. Shepherd,Mrs.Chamberlain,Mrs. Shine, MissesGlowrey,Marmion (2),Boladeras,O'Maheny, Lucas,Wiggett,O'Callaghan,Quinlan,Taylor,Booth,McArdle.Marret, Smith

Formerlyselectorswereledtobelievethattheyhadonlytoknocket thedeeroftheAgriculturalBank to()Stahlmoney.

Thatmuchsufferingwascaused genuinesettlerswheninformedthat aloancouldnotegrantedas,their landwas"toopoorforagriculturalplikisys"

Mr.Mitchellhasendedthisstate ofaffairs.

Infuturewhenamanselectsland hewillheinformalastothetotal amountwhishse,canhorreworthe purposeofeffectingimprovements.

RemotahasitthatDr.'Hackett willbeournextAbsent-Cieneral.

Andthen,welcomehome,SirJohn

cadhesuggestedtheformationof sx standingCommittee,who**wouldhe alwaysavailabletoorganiseentertainmentswhentheneedsoftheSocietydemandedit. Aftersome desultory,discussion,Mr.O'Mahon3 wasunanimouslyelectedHon.Secretary; Mrs.HayesPresident,Miss QuinlanTreasurer,andMesdames O'CallaghanandCavanaghasVice-Presidents. AnexeetitiveCommitbeewhowouldattendtovisiting,&c wasthenelected-crrnsistingofMrs. Shine,Mrs.Chamberlain,Mrs.Shepherd,MissMarmion,MissBolderas, MissSmith,MissMcArche.Itwas thenproposedthatalltheladiesand gentlemenpresentlierecosnisedmembers(of"St.Anne'sCharitableSocietY."andtheSecretarswasinstructed,toeatreceietcardsormembershipcardsprintedand,distributedto eachonpaymentofoneshillingentrancefee.whichwouldalsobethe annualistisscriptioafee.Eachmemberwasrequestedonthemotionof Mr.JamesBrennantoeattwentynv.e membersatems'*alineentrancefee

meodation. Inanotherdirection aisle,thelittleonesoftheorphanage es,deservingofDOtteeandavpport. Theyproducenaantitiesof goods in knitted stockings sad socks,andhavefound ready purchasers for them. We haveseentheirsamplesandcertainlytheyspeakvolumesfortheusefulnessandworthofthechildren. Theirindustrydeservestheeuseuragementofallwhowouldseethem utilisingtheiryouthfulenergiesin thedirectionofselfsupportant, consequent's,withdrawingthemselves fromtheuncertaintyoftheworld's charity.

Acontractfor£o600hisbeenlet bytheBishopofSandhurstforadditionstoSt.Alien'sOrphanage, Bendgo.Thiswillmaketheoutlay onthischarityover£20,00o.The fundshaveleenprovidedoutof DeanBackhaus'estate,whsneealso the£;o,000fortheSacredHeart wasthePioneerpriestathegoldandthusbringtheSociety'smem-Cathedralwasobtained.TheDean tershipuptoi,000. fieldsandleftover£roo,000inland-

Everyladyoreentlemanthelore,edpropertyforChurchandcharitawhopaysoneshillingtowardstheblepurposes.

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Themeetingwasverysuccessful, andthemembersahreedtohave meetingonthefirstTuesdayofeach monthtokeepaliveicteres'tin thework.AsanImmedlat.result ofthemeetingitisexpectedthat thegoodworkoftheSocietywill becomewidelyknownandwhenitis seenthatitsfundsarejudiciously disbursedtotheneedyandsick,irrespectiveofclassorcreed. r generoussupportwilleegivenit.

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TheeentlemenpresentwereMr. 0.Mahon3, Mr. JamesBrennan, Mr. Clooney, Mr. St.JohnKennedy,Mr.J.P.Kelly, Mr.Lees,Mr.J.C.Westhoven,Mr. Reean. TheVeryRev.Father Smythtookthechair,andbrieflyeXPlainedthattheobjectofthemeet ingwastodiscussthebestmeans ofbringingSt.Anne'sSociety,for thesickandpoormoreprominently beforethepublic.AsaCharitable Socisteitwasnotevene;ualledby anyotherSocietyintheCity,and itscansaregrettablethingthatet fewknewtheexcellentworkitdid duringtheyear.Withaview to makingitbetterknownandasa conseeuencemoreerenerouslvsupport-

ftNperhaps,n^tgenerallyknown thetthechildrenofSt.Joseph'sOrpharisee,atSntaco,havesome claimuponthepatronageofthepeopleofthisStatefortheirservicein thehesnainofinlustry.Forsome considerabletimetheyhavebeenen-aged.underthesuperisionofthe SistersofMercy,inthemanufacture ofOhreOil,acommodity,whichis largelyusedforhouseholpurposes, andwhichtheyleee-succeeded Ln producingequaltethebestSpanish article.Itispronouncedtobehighlynutritiousasafoodfordelicate nersonsandbecauseofthemany usestowhichitcanbedirected,is indisPeneableinthehome.Wedirecttheattentionofourreaders'to thiserowineindustryofthelittle crohsitsofourState,inthehope thattheirpatronsgemeyheextendedtothem.Theoilcanbehad fromtheConventofMace,Victoria Seuare,andfromtheleadingcity ercieers.Alreadyithasfounda mar"etintheEasternStates.and itisspokenofwiththehighestcorn-

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Question:-

"E.de-M."ofNannup,asksconcerningthetruthoftheallegedoppositiontotheappointmentofaCatholicGovernortoW.A.

Answer.-

Wedonotknowbutweareinclinedtolailieetheremayhavebeen sometruthinit,thoughonreflectionwearemoredisposedtobelieve itwasa"Canard."

Question:-

CouldyouinformmeandManyof yourreaderstoo,howthetwelse Apostlesdied?Aosrtainnon-CatholicauthoritestatesthatSt.James, sonofZebedeewasbeheadedandSt. James,sonofAlpheuswasetonei todeath?Isthiscorrect?"Aloy

Answer.-

Thereisnocertaintyastohow eachofthetwelveapostlesdied,but accordingtothegenerall3received traditions,Andrewsufferedmartyrdom,atPatrea,itsAcharla,ona crossoftheformknownatSt.Andrews'crossBartholomewwascrucifiedatAlhanapolisinArmenia Jamestheelder,sonofZebedee,was beheaded;James,sonofAlpheus, wasprobablystonaltodeathMatthewdiedanaturaldeathPhilip ;tiedaviolentdeathatHierapolis, butbywhatmodeisuncertain SimonPeterwascrucifiedatRome; ThaddeusorJude,probablysuffered martyrdominPersiaJohn,theLeloveddisciple,lived,:accordingtoJerome,tobetooyearsold,anddied atEphesus;Simon,theCananean, wascrucifiedat129yearsofage ThomaswasputtodeathinIndia; andJudas'scarlethangedhimself.

one,evenagainstone'swill.IhavegetitgoinginAustralia (b)has readthissubjectdeeplyandhaveitabigmareiet;-and(c)howmany heardsomewondrousasvertionsonkindsof"IrishLace"areknown. thehyPnotisex'spower?"Anxious."

Answer.-

Attheoutsetwemustmaleroom foradistinctionHypnotismisa Peculiarformofsleepwhichisinducedbythewillurtheintluenceof anotherperson.Severalphenomena accompanythissleep,somepeculiar toit,othersmoreorlesscommon totheotherkindsofartificialsleep -thesleep,namely,inducedbyartifaeialmeansandnarcoticsubstances. Thespecialcha.racteniaticofhypnotic sleepis"suggestion."Atthecommandofthehypnotiser,aPerson maylosehispowersofsensation, anabecomeobedienttothevoiceand willoftheoperator.Thelattermay thenmakeasuguestionwithaview, say,totheremovalofsomeformof sicknessorpain,ormayexactobedienceasregardssomeactiontobe Performedatagiventimeandina particularmanner.Uponawaking, thesubjecthimself,willhavenoconsciousknowledgeoftheideasuggested,butwillnevertheless,when thetimecomes,obeythesuggestion rrdeorexecutethecommandreceived.

Answer,'E.I.A.''israther?nterprisin' andtheanswertohisquerymust beabitlong.Thequestionwas askedsomemonthsago,butwedeferred,theansweruntilwecouldget fullandreliableinformationonthe subject.Forthefollowinginteretine EggexhaustiveanswerweareindebtedtoanIrishpriest.

Anotherversionisasfollows.: In65Peterwascrucifiedduring thereignofNero.Heaskedtobe crucifiedheaddewnward,notdeemed himselfworthyof,dyingasdidour Lord.

Andrewwascrusiliedenacasesin theformofaSt.Andrewcross. JameswasputtodeathbyHerod AgriPpaiA44. Johndiedin34attheageofIca. PhitiP,martyred. Bartholomew,excoriatedalivein -T.

Thomas!liedamartyratCalamine.

James,theLess,massacredin62. .Tusle(Thiclieus)marteredatAraratinArmenia. SimonmartercdinPersia. Judashangedhimself. Match'sufferedmartyrdoms Coohide.

Now,wecaneasilyunderstand that,undercertaincircumstances, thehypnoticsleepcanheinducedin aPersonarainsthiswill;butthen, noPowerofsuggestioncancompel suchapersontoexecuteacommand given,especiallyif,insteadoftheact ofsubTission,therehaspreviously beenneofdefiniteandactiveresistanceofanysuchpower. Itispreciselyinthissurrenderof thefree-willforthepurposeindicatedthatthechiefeviloflo,rinottsm resides.Thissurrendermacesitan unlawfulpracticeandconstitutesan abuse.Thefree-willistheereatest ofallourprivileges,anditisto Godalone,thegiverofit,thatwe maysurrenderit,nottothefirst comer,a'a'itwhoseintentionsand precedentsweknow,perhaps,nothingatall,andwhomay,forallwe know,usehisPowerforthemost shamefulpurposes.

Thisconsideration,nodoubt,led severalStetestoforbidallpublicexhiritAiinsofhypnoticperformances.

AsfortheattitudeoftheCatholic Church,theabuse,nottheuse,of hypnotismiscondemned.Withthe proeerpricautions.hypnotismmay t.eemployedjustasanyothermedic:nalmeanstowardsabeneficialend rotcentrarytotheIlwofmorality.

Intheeffortthatisnowbeing madetocopewiththeproblemof emeloymentinIreland,fewindustrieshavebeenfoundasmeltableite lace-making.Aslaceistheresultof individualhandskill,requiringonly verysimpleandcheapmaterials,the industrycanbeintroducedtoadistrictwithouttheexpenditureofany coesiderableamountofcapital.The younggirlsemployeddomostof theirworkathome,wheretheycan livecheaplyandunderthemoralrestraintoffamilylife.Ateacher,a room,andadozenattentivepupils areallthatisnecessaryinorder putsomelacemoneyincirculation inthemostremotedistrictinIreland. The ghtenedpolicyti adopttowardssuchworkaslane makingistoregarditinthelight ofasupplementtoothersourcesof income.Ayounggirlwhohasother employmentinthekitchenandclaire ofanIrishhome,canwithgreatadvantagespendafewhourseachday, atlace-making.Inthiswaysheis not'Weedytogettiredofherworts, norissheapttolookatitmerely asameansofma:ringmoney.She ismorelikelytodevelopaloveof thebeautifulProductforitsown sake.Andindeed,itisonlywhere suchloveexiststhatthehighcharacterofIrishlacenanArtindustrycanbenreser'ed.

Asmightbeexpectedmanyofthe laceindustriesinIrelandarecon nectedwithConventschools.Indeed fortyofthesixty-two',geemanufacturerslistedinthisyear'sIrishbusinessdirectoryarecommunitiesof Sisters.Thisisonlyinkeepingwith thslacetraditioninothercountries. Indeedoneofthefirstnamesthat lacereceivedafteritsInventionwas nun'swork.ArdatthePresentday mostoftherisesgivenforfinelace inthevetoesexhibitionsheldin TrslendareawardedtotheConvent schsoli.

Question "Irishman"stye,"itisnottrue isit,thatwaiee-iasweInswthem wereevercommoninEngland?On yourdecHendependsthetransfer ringofaroodsumofmoney.

Answer.-

Itistrue,historicallytruethat waeeswerecommoninEnglandaftertheintroductionofChristianity.

Thefollowingnotesfurnediebya correspondentarealsointeresting "St.Matthew,of'whosehistory lessisknownthanoftheother apostles,issupposedtohavesufferedmartyrdom,ortoihasetamslain wthaswordatEthiopia.St. Marewasdra,sgedthroughth;Theyhadtheirorigininanorder, streetsofAlexandria,inEgypt,tillofthethenPope,St.Gregory.the GreatthatabouteachChurch,on heexpired. St.Lutewashanged uPonanolivetreeinGreece; St.thevigil,orwake,ofitspatron saint,shouldheerectedboothsconingJohn wasputinacauldronof.boiloilatRome,butescapeddeath,structedofboughs,whereinthepeo-

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mightsendsomehoursinfeastat afterwardsdiedanaturaldeath Ephesus,inAsia.St.James,in;andinnocentpleasure,proceedine theGreatwasbeheadedatJerusa-iatnighttotheChurch,where,withy. lam.St.JamestheLesswasprayersandhymns,thewouldushthrownfromapinnacleorwingoilerinthefeastday.Tothesegalhthtemple,andthenbeatentodeath!rinsecamedealersinfoodandliqwithafuller'sclub.St.Philipwas aidstosupplythewantsofthepeahawedupagain-itspillaratHireo-i'l:'.Pedltrsandhawsers.seeinga polis, A.cityofPhrygia.St.Bar-prospectofdisposingoftheirwares, cm-foliowed Idllycattle.grain tholemewwashayedaliveby mendofabarbourouskin,. St.:eelsimilarcommoditieswereIntroAndrewwasbiundtoacross,:PP",andincourseoftimethe whencehepreachedtothepeopleun.,wa'esde'elinelintofullesrownfairs Whenthe"Reformation"triumphed, tilheexpired.St.Themeswasrun thretighthetodvwithalanceatandtherestraintsandinluence f Coro:nandelintheEastDelia.St.'theChurchwereremoved,thewakes Judewas'hottodeathwitharrows.reamsseensofthewildest,debauSt.SimonZeloteswascrucifiedin(then,a.rdliceetiousn3s,endbadC,5 PersiaSt.Matthiaswasfirststun-b-saneressel.To-ds,ytheexistin ed,teenbibad-dSt.Barnhiswasaerestlsalteredform,sodare iepar- stonedtodeathbytheJewsatSa_thinerceinl thousandswholittle larnisSt.Paulwasbeheadedatthinkthattheyareperoetuatinethe RomebyardorofthetyrantNero;mentorofane;sentiallsCatholic St.Peterwascrucified,headdown-icustom. wardduringtheNeronianperiodIf p.irsecution." Question,"EnterprisingTrishAustralian,"Question:- asksusifthefollowingon"Irish CanahyPnotiserhypnotiseanyLace."(a.)Woulditbehardto at

sametimeascrochetinacopyof apieceofpointdeMilanmadeey MotherMaryAnnSmithofthe.PresentationConventatYoughal, CountyCork.Itismadeentirely withasewingneedle,thefundamentalstitchbeingthesameasthe oneusedinedgingabuttonhole.lt isthemostbeautifulandcostlyof alltheIrishlaces,andhasinconsequence,asteady,butlimited-dek mead.Severalkindsofpointlace aremadeinIreland,andalsomane, imitationsofrealpointaremade withthecrochethook.Oneofthe latterisnowninIrelandasJesuit lace,fromthetraditionthata JesuitprocuredthefirstVenetian lacepatternusedinIreland. Carrickmacrosslaceisoftwokinds Inboththemainpatterniscutout ofmuslin.InCarrickmacrossap pitluethemuslinpatternisheldtogetherbybeingsewnontoafine Brusselsnetback-grours.l.InCarrickmacrossguipurethepartsare joinedbyneedlepointstiches.Both !Indsaremadeexten-ielyoverIrelandandareinmoderatedemand. InLimericklacealsoa'Brussels netisused.Butheretheornament isembroideredonthenet,eielles. withafinethreadandsewingne orwithacrochethook.Intheformercasethelaceiscalledrun.and inthelattertambour.Itwasa veryimportantindustryinLimerick fromitsintroductioninISseuntil themiddleofthecentury.Thehistoryofitsdeclineisinteresting. Thecompetitionofmachinemade lacereduceditinprice.Theworeerstriedtomeetthenewconditions bygreatersneed.Theresultwasa loweringofthestandardbothofdesignandworkmanship,fromwhich ....elsethelicefellintodisrepute. InthePresentrevivalthedirectopeositecourseisfollowed.Especially intheconventsatVouehal.Kinsale andKenmarssnecimensoftaimerick lacearenowhelm*madewhichare mastertteceslothindesignandexecution.Nethinemadebymachinery ranpeercomretewithsuchwork. Bonainlace-makingisseldomass-m.1itedwiththenameofIreland. yetitistheoldestofallourIrish laces.Fourhundred'rearsagofine lacesofIrishmenufacturewereworn bythepatrioticladiesofIreland. In174 theDublinSociety.gave nrieestothechiPrenoftheDevlin wor'ehotteesfortheireneouracement inma'ineBohninlace.Fromthis ortotheendoftheeiehteenthcentorytherearemsnneidencesof theProgressoftheinditstre And thentheblightoftheUnionwith Fnglandcaretodestroythisasit didsoman-otherTrishindustries. Inresentrears lace-making h-sagainbeenintrodecedfromBel. einm.andveryresiitifulworkisbe ingturnwloutbyonecrtwoof ourcoevent Headferd,Co. GaltvayandPirrarethePencinal seatsoftheIrishBobbinlaceindustry.

Themarketforlace,isofcourse, veryunreliable.Notbutthatthere isalvat'saverybigdemandfor lacebutnowitIsonekindoflace thatsuitsthefashionandagainanother.Awisepolicyispursuedin someoftheIrishlaceschools,of teaching'alltheworkersmorethan onekindoflacemaking.Laying downtheircrochetneedlesforon hourtotakeuptheLimericklace frame,theysecurethemselves to someextentagainstthefluctuations ofthemarket,andartthesametime getamuchneededrestfortheir eyes.Thelacesmadein'Irelandmaybe dividedbroadlyintofiveclasses, Crochet,Needlepoint,Carrickmaeross Limoric-,andBobbinlaces.Theuse oftheCrochetstitchasameansof makingheavywoolengarmentsis asoldashistoryandiscommonto manycountries.Itsuseinafine threadtomakehighlyornamental articlesdiservingthenameoflaceis however,quitemodernandhasbeen tracedonlyasfarbac':asthemiddleoflastcentury.whenwefind't taughttothechildrenoftheUzselineConventatBlackroch,County C-r'e.Fromthereitspreadallover Ireland,untilinthedecadefollowbrietheoutbreakoftheFranco-Germanwar,whichcutoffthelacesupplyfromthe'continent,manythoie sandsofwomeninallpartsofIrelandwereprofitablyemployedin lice-making.Soenafterwardsthe connetitionofthemachinemade laeeofSwitzerlandandNottingham oustedIrishcrochetfromthemarket.Now,however,thereisastrong reactionagainsttheusurptionby machineryoftheplaceofart,and Irishcrochethasagaincometothe fore.Irishpointoriginatedaboutthe

ForcometimepastIrishcrochet lacehasbeeninereatdemandin\e. theunitedStates.IndeedthesuppleoflacefromIrelandisunableto meetthedemand.Asaresultmany imitationsarerutonthemarket, andinmanycasestheseimitations aresoldforeenuineIrishlaceeven inst-resthatseldomstooptomisrenresentation.Thereisagreat dangerthatsuchconductwilldestroytheeocdnameofthebeautiful lacesofIreland.

Shouldourcorrespondenttryhis luck,heshouldmeecertainthathe vetseentilneIrishlace.Tosecurs thisheelision'writedirectlytothe ConventswhicharementionedOsthe arovereply.

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St.PatrickandthePinkGown

TheSaintsandaGirl'sdecision

ItalianMargheritapossessedwhat Madam,heedofthegreatdressmakngshop,wherethegirlwontedvaguelytermed"anair." Yet,despitethealertsmartnessofherappearance,Margheritawasanalienin spiritasillMoodfromtherushand bustleofthelandofheradoption. Shelovedtheloftydomedspaces ofSt.Francis'ereatinterior,filled nowwithsofteloom,whilethe.dy-

WhenPatriciohadsmiledonher, shegavenotapassingthoughtto thegreatnessofthefutureshewas

MargheritastoppedatSt.Francis Xavierstolightacandle.Dus',3-eyed,pink-cheeed,withaPiquant smartnessinhertailoredsuitandlosing.Thecommercialinstinctsthat Jauntily-tippedtoeus-slnier,young,werematingTonyaleaderinthe "banan'trade,withabiggerpush cartandbiggerpatronagethanano ofhisrivalswhothrongedthebridge corner,werenotinlittleMeagher- ita.KneelingnowbeforeSt.Patrick,herheartrejoicedinthewanderinhisloTingher-Patricio,so handsome,andsomuchtobedesired,whosefatheralsowasagreat man-LordMayorofPatricio'sdistantcity.

logbrightnessofasummerdayil-Antthepinegown! Itwasas luminedthestern,sweetcountenancemanyasfiveyearssincethevision ofthesaintsonthepicturedwindows.

ofthegownhaddancedtantalisingly beforeMarghirites,dreamydark eyes.Herartistic,untutoredsoul

FarintheendoftheChurch,at eitherendoftheChurch,ateitherlovedtherichandbeautifulsilksshe eridSoftheal'ar,ruddy,flickering,spentherdaysamong-lovedthem fortheirelusiieshimmer,theirsatin;softness,theirIevely,soft-hued shading. SiehinewithelTeeone daoveramiraculouscreationof gossamerchiffonandsilt,readyt leaveMadam'sshop,she'resolved withaweiddaringtomaeeforherselfadress111,eit-onesheneed neverpartwith.Silentlyshe'madam('ontheid'a,untilitpossessed hermind,andsheheededherseethesforit.Ontheday,whenshe wanedPreellyintothe`ingest flamesshowedbeforeSt.Josephand theVirgin.Alelack-cladwoman kneltsilentlyinapew,thecnlyfigureinthevastediflo',andMareberite,averysplendourofhappiness fillingh-rownhearttobursting, feltarushofpityasshecaught thewoman'schoLedsobs.Atthe windowofSt.Patrickshekn.lt,and withshiningeyesoleredupatprayertothegoodsaintftrherown PatriciaThesaintloo`oddownat. Margheritabenibilyandherthoughts fledawa.,,totheother whosethemonsterdenertneentshoes,whose eyeswereIdleasthesaint's0nsectionssheknew,likethecorners butwhoa.hairwasyellowandcurl- rowntinyflateandwithprat- ingandwhoseclean-shavenmouthbleed,knowingeyes,selectchiffon laughedatherfoelovedher.- St.fortheninkgown,theglowinher Patriciowastallandstronginhiseyesstirtledthesaleswomen. "Funnywhatgood-lookersRome o'themGinnifsare,"sheeem.ir'ted tohernei'ehhour,whenMarghrithaddeparted.

trailingrobe,butnotstronger,she thought,proudly,thinherownPatricio,whocouldputhisarmsabout herwaistantilifth-rintotheair likeababy.

MareheritaknewSt.Patrickwas veryereatandpowerful.Shecould seethatintilefacesofthemenin role-.andcrowns,whoclustered abouthim,loozingupwardwithreverenceandawe.Alsoimenlooked.,t herPatriot°likethat,whhstrode Past,bigandcheerfulandstrong, everybrassbuttononhisbluecoat win.rineawarningtotheunwary, thatthe"yeofthelawwasupon them.Likeeuic%silver,thegirl's thoughtsranfromPatrickMullento thepinkgown.whihhedcometo beindissolublyconnectielwithhim inhermind. Patricioandthe g.ownandherbrotherTonswere herworlda'soltee,andfilledher heartleeImindtotheexclesioiof allelse.

Dreamilythegrlthoughtnowof thestichesandto.ean'tsacrifices, thathadgoneintothepinkvision ofloveliness.Itrosebeforeherinnereyeinallitsperfectionofexquisitedaintiness.,ne inanimate, soulesscreationofsilk,butashimmery,fragile,delicatethingofteau ty,tobeadmiredandlovedand cherished.

"Bravo,miacare Eeteesa peach,"Tone!hadmet-nuredafter amomentofstunnedeilneewhen fastsheacodbeforehim,shining- eyedandpintesheeked,withitsmeetf reifiesdrnooln-rsoftlytoa feet.Ttenfeliedherlikethe'petals ofahueepin'irose,.thedarkbraids ofhaircmeninghersmallbnd,and thesoftdarknessofhereyesthrown aeenstItsbaelegroundofrosglory.

TonywasthefirstchapterinTohatethegowntogazeatand Margherita'slife,andshe1 dhimtouchwiththejoyofpossession, devotedly.Tully,too,hadarare affectionforthelittlebrown-eyedsister.Hehadleftherwiththeold wassufficientthenforMargherita. Itwasold^afterPatrickMullenap- pearedthatsheknewwhereforeher grandmotherinItalywhenhecamegownbedeseifromtheneginning totheshininglandofhisdreams,destined.Withthegownshefelt andthe,-whothegrandmother diedMargheritahadcomeacrossto hisgladlywelcomingarms.Alittlemaidofsixwhenseearrieed, attensheboughtthread,matched scrapsofsilkinthebilestores,and lookedenviouslyatlustrous,gleam- ingfabricsintheshopofthegreat Madam,whereshewasthesmallest satellite,smoothingthemtenderly, withsurreptotoousfingers.AtnineteenshewasMadam'strustedassistant.withf,defttouchand'discerningeye,forwhichMadamproP- hesiedatriumphantfuture.

"ThelittleItalianoneshallbe mysuccessor,"thegreatdressmaker wouldsaywiththedignityof"modistetotheexclusive."

her"studio"hadproduced.,forMadam'sfrockswerealmostworld-famousnow,vieingwiththecreations ofthegreatFrenchmakers. Softiethebriehtnessdeparted fromthefacesofthesaints,and. Magherits,arosewithastartfrom herdreamingtofindthegloomdeep_ Kielto'darkness,touchedonlyby theriWeewatchingeyebeforeSt. JosephandtheBlessedMary.The crape-drapedfigureofthesobbing womanpassedthegirlwitharuins ofsilo,andMareheritesorrowedfor her,"arichlady,butunhaepy." ShehastenedoutoftheChurch, endwalkedswiftly,downFifthAvenue.InthecoolgreennessofWashhinetonSsuaresheloiteredagain, drinkinginthesoftniehtairin joyouscontent.Thensheturned awaytoherownnoisystreet,where patientTonywouldbewonderingat herabsence.Notuntilshehadclimbedthesecondflightofdingystairs didshefeelthatanything*was wrong.Thenthetroubledfaceof AnnM'Guinessconfrontedherfrom outofthedoorsita'artocatch thegirl'sfootsteps.

two-expenseisnothingtome."

"Toot,toot,whatablower" WeighedMargherita,forgettingthe seriousnessetthemoment.

"Theaudacityofleersaucingthe policeforce,theDagodarling,"said Patrick,

ButMargheritapersisted,andreturnedtothesubjectagainand again.Atlast,Patrick),insudden angeratherrefusaltogive him "onedecentreason,"hadleft4, furiouslyaffirmingthathedidno doubtbutshehadseen"somesneak- ingGinnie"shelikedbetter. "Flirtandcoquette-it'syourfor- eignblood,"hehadinformedherbe- forehedungthedoorto,andpoor Margheritahadfallenonherlittle cotandwept thewtholenight through.irtoFalgh. andcoquette"Buthow couldsheexplaintohimtheloss ofthepinegownandwhatitmeant toher? Inherheart,wherehithertohappinesshadwelledupuncon- sciously,therewasnowadull, smoidderineache.

lessherunworthinessofPatricio. HisFaminewer'veryrich,andwithoutdou't."ofaverygreatpride" shetoldherself.Patriciohadlaugh- atherwhenshefearedtheywould scornhisItalianwife-butRile,her- self,withtheintuitionofa woman,knew.Yet,nobleandloftyof descent,thoughtheMullensmightbe thegownwasworthyofthem. Whenshethoughtofthegown,her fearofPatriclo'shaughtyfamilywas laidasideforthetime.Forthough Margherita,herselflovedthegown tenderlyforitsbeauty,withoute thoughtofitsvalueindollarsand cents,sheThewinstinctivelyitwas fromthisviewpointthefamilyof herPatrickwouldviewit,andshe

"Hush,mechill,tillIbreakthe ivy's,'to)cri,"sheexclaimedearnest'P. Margheritagazedatherin ledastonishment.

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"Butit'splentyyouhavetobe thanefulfarthatit'snotkilled,he is."continuedAnnM'Guness,with Patheticclumsiness.Margheritafelt asuddentuggineatherheartstrings aqueer,crushedfeelingofbrealth- less-less.She )rdfaintly,her ftoechat'kyandbreathinglaboured, "Patricio? "Sh,"saidAnnM'Guiness,'"tis Tony,andPattrieto'swithhimthis hour,waitingforyou,mydear.Be brave,now,likethegirlyouare. Andthedirtyyillianthatdonethe deediscoopedbynowandabetter :jobneverdone.Gh,thehoundto LifeTony,thedecentest,mostgen- teelsagothateverbreathedtheair ofthislandof'thefreerid* AnnM'Guiness.grownoratoricalin herhonestindignatice,hadnotno- ticedMareterita'sswiftflightup thestairs,netilshebeardherlithe cryassheoenedthe4orabove, endthestronertonesofPetrie':Mul len,tryingtocalmheranguished we"ring Thrweees!missedby,riveTons- recoveredhutslowlfromhit Thekalifaimedatamore vitalpartbedlandedneartle,lore, andforatimeitseemed'doubtful ifTonywallete"erveal'evain.

TheeMaaoherita,withdrye3es, facedthefirsttradegeofherlife. AntoinetteOnrewar;eoingtoto married.Antoinette'sfatherwasa bankerandMajoroftheEastSide, andshewastheonlygirlMergher- itaknewwhocouldnaythebleb pric,Margheritaeasedforthegown -`hesamesumthegreatsurgeon,whocutTony'slerr,sothathecould aeninhadPlacedenhisservices.Thefamoesdotterclefnot askwheretheetcsumcae,efrom. AndifhehadknownaPin'rown waisbuta'in'gowntohim-little sconeforatraeerlyinthesaleof asilkdress.

Mullenlaughedwhenfirstshetold himshemustnotmarryhim-not now,outperhapsinayearortwo, shehadexplained"Notyet.but soon,"withawistfulattemptat smile.

"Notriflingwithanofficerofthe police.MissTrevano,"hehadinformedher,withmocesternees."Do youwanttobefinedforimpudent behaviour?"

ButMareherita,afteranapprecia- bleinterval,hadreturnedtoher point.

"But.miacare,Imeanit,"she hadwhisperedsoftly,turningabrass buttonnervouslyon"thelaw's" coat."Ain'ttwoyearsjusta11t2 tie ?"

"Withyou,it'saminute,withouteouit'slifesentence,"here- terted.determinedly."Tf'sTone you'rethinkingof,"becontinued, ";mucanleavemybrotherTonyto me.'He'llhaveflroombun,-with rose-colouredsatinendsky-bluecar-

ButMagherita.sweet,simple,lov-wasgladthatMadamhadsaiditpetsifyou-lyethesay-so.Sure able,longednotforsuchglory.wasmoreworelerfulthenanything beaserecantinamonthor

PassingSt.Francis'oneday,she rememberedhowshebadgonein radiantwithhappinessthatsummer afternoon,andagainsheturnedherlaggingstepstowardstherest trance. Agirl,tall,handsomeirrn fursandvelvet,comingoutred-eyed andmovingtowardsthegreatmotor carwaitingatthedoor,lookedat Margheritacuriously. She,too, hadbenseekingconsolationinthe Churchandshewonderedcuriouslyif shewouldbehappierifshewerethe dark-eyedItaliangirl,whileMagher- itafeltastiddeiquieeeeingofre- bellionthatibis shouldhaveall andshenothing.Urimneziouslyshe soughtthewindowofSt.Patrick, andsheeasedupatthesaintsol- emnly,withdark-lustreeyes.Her thoughtswerealwayswithPatricio, now-theotherone.Theweeksince she'hadlosthimstretched,outbe- hindher,aperiodofintolerable acheandpain.andbeforeherthefuturewithoutPatriciaseemeddark, ho'Mess.unbearable. Herheart achedincessantlyandherevesblur- redconstantlywiththetearsshe couldnotshed.Sherehsersednow, asshedideveryhouroftheday, endinthedarkhoursofthenight, thepartingwordsofPatricio. ButevenwhenMargherita'sheart achedmostutterly',whenthetug- ginewithinseinedintolerable,when herwholeeeinrseemedtocryout

AreyourlipsWhite, yourcheekscolorless, yourearstransparent? doyoulookthin ar.dcareworn?It 'doesn't )takemuch imaginationtosee f"Iliredlips, ) lvloornklaig teeks,aL abright,e:o.erf1.1i.A.!,inevery bottleofAyer'sSirsaparilla. Ifyourai,rtiteitpoor,your digestionimper!'ect,rindyoufeel nervousandweak,yououghtto cake

Itexpelsalli.npuritiesfro*"he blood,andgivesstrengthandlior tothenerves.Itwillsurelyre. storeyoutohealth.

Asnowmade,Ayer'sBarsa. parillacontainsnoalcohol. Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

Besureyouget"AYER'S."

SATURDAY,JULYla1)09.

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forPatricio,sheshrankattheCatholicPriestsattheSickBed. thoughtoftheproudfamilyofthe Mullens.She,too.hadher.pride, andwithoutawedlinealress,how couldshefacetheirhaughtiness Sheraisedhereyesimeloria-lyto thestrong,sweetfaceofSt.Petri...t,andatthedeep 1-Indianshe feltinhieeyesherheir,swelle:l andburstinafoodftearsthat earlit.SheV*.grelythatif hecouldbutse.ahewouldcornforther,PerhiPs,e*.ntellherwhat todo.WouldSt.Patricksaylike AnnM'Guiness,thatshe,Margherita hada"fool'spride"?Thatwas whatshewentdtnow-andeh, shedidnotwanttolosePatricio.

"Sure,there'sPlentyhe'llfind tocomfethim,"Mrs.M`Guiness hailas;linedher."Andafinerloominimannorabetterthere'snot intheforce."

Thesettingsunradialtheroec ofSt.Patric',withwoad',redcolour,.Kneelingonthegroundat hisfeet,theKingsofIrelandlooked upwards.theirfacesalightwithadmirineawe.Marga:ritafanciedshe couidseetheirlipsmoveinquestioning. atirelyhewouldsettleallhertronbl dperplexitiescouldhebut speaktoher-thisgreatSt.Patrick.

Dr.CharlesW.McCarthy,ofSydneywritingtotheRe..FatherJerger,C.P.,Goulbourn,onthealleged coldtreatmentandpassiveresistance."ofmatronsandnursesand Non-Catholicdoctorstowardsthe priestwhoattendedthesic bed, sasfolioes:-

223Elisabeth-street,Sydney. eDearFatherCharles,-Theimplied slatamentinyourletter,receiveda coupleofdaysato,astotheexieteece.of"aspiritofpassiveresistance,"bycertaindoctors,nurses, andmatrons ofhospitals,to theministrationsofapriestin theseinstitutions,astoundsmenot littlImyselfhavenotseenitmanifested,becauseIielongtoan institution(St.Vincent'sHospital), whereinisshownunreservedtolerationtoall,withoutexception,in mattersofreligiousbelief.I.howe.'er,feelsureyouwouldnothave irawnattentiontothesubjectwithoutsufficientreason.ItIsinconceivablethat,inthisate,andsuchintoleranceshouldexist,especially amongsteducatedpeople.

Youaskforanexpressionofoein-

Herproudlittleheartshrankiniononthemedicalaspectofthe question.Ishallgiventoyoubriefalarmfromthescornhemightof-lyIcannotunderstandhow an; ferher.Butthegentleeyesdrew heron. section.howeverlimited,ofthosein chargeofthesick,shouldbesola'Oh,say,hiredSt.Patricio,"she m prayed"oh,say,canImarrymy men.ablyignorantofthephysical PatriciothatIloveasyoulove.nefittothepatientwhichneturatleaccruesfromthatpeaceofmini her?"withanearnatnodatthhrceightgeoidbytheservicesofa greenspriginhisupraisedangers. Thesuntouchedherupturned,tear-Priestatthebedside.Butifthis drenchedfaceaseager13shequestion-benefitarises,theconverseisalso edthefaceofthesaint. el.ar,namelythatphysicalharm AndthenthemiraclehappenedSt.Patti...lcnodded,andnodded again.Therearethedoubters,of course.whowillsaythesettingsun dazzledtheevesofthelittleItalian girl,thattheraysfilteringthrough themany-piecedwindow,abettedby herimagination,deceivedamind wonderfullywellopenforthatresult.Butwhatdothescoffersmatter ToMargheritathegoodGod hadspokenthroughSt:Parricio,for hereverlastinghappiness.Agreat waveofeweandthanksgivingfilled herla.art,andwithalittlemoan shedroppedherheadonherhands andwept.WhenshelookedupSt. Patriciowaslood.ngdownalther withlaidoiateves.Henoddedno more,butMareheritawassatisfiedSt.Patriciohadenseredherprayer. Onthecrossing,deinslush, PolicemanPatrickMullen,gloomily assistedpedestrianstocross.His heartwaslikeleadandhischeery wordsofencourazementweremissed bythepassers-by.Aslenderlittle girl,withereatdirkeyes,andsleek braidsunderasaucilyperchedsailor hatsurveyed'himanxiouslyfromthe oppositesideofthestreet.Helooked socold,ndfierceawlunapproachable-,enite.lesonofahundred Kings.

Pec=:Mullensawtheslenderfigure,andmarchedacresswithno lighteninginhisheart,for-his manyareumentsandlieseechiag-shad fallenlikesnowairainstheradamant resolve.Shepeer.1upintohesface shylyashe!emceedhe,.arm.

"ImissmybizPatriciosomuch" shewhispered."Whenishecomberbace?"

WeltashoutPatriceMullencaught thelittle(azurein arms,inthe midstofthelots.lin4trafficofthe roadway,andplacedherpineand speechlessontheoppositesidewalk.

"You'llteereedytomarrymenext Sun'Irannounced,withthe mast.ul-irofaetor.

ftis:lcPatricios178,"she'returnedshvea.-ndthensheturadand fled,andtheradianthappinesssee hadalmostlostforeverbubbled *freshhaininherheart.

Duaneamissiongivenh3priests oftheVincentianOrderintheparishofArmagh,overeighthundred menhavejoinedth,Sodalityof theSacredHeart.

otherhand,thatatatimewhenthe.'BileBeanscuredme." powersneedsustaining,theexertion necessar3 thepartofthepatient tocomplywiththespiritualduty willbringdownthebalance. But surely,notactfulpriestwillunwiselyandobtrusivelyforcehiswayto the:reside,or,whenhisservices aredesiree,willtireoutthepatientbyill-directedzeal.Undoubtedly therefore,theser.nityofmindresultingtothepatientfrompriestly administrationisablessingfroma ellysicalstandpoint.Ihaveknown instancesofunexpectedandrapidrecoereafterExtremeUnction.This isalso,Ieelievetheexperienc.,of otherdoctors.Suchrecoveriescan hardlycomewithinthedomainof chance.Possiblysomepriestsmight ascollesuchhappy'resultstospiritualagencyalone.Thatyouconsiderthereisalsoamedicalpsychologicalaspectisevidencedbyyour writingtome.Somedoctors,onthe otherhand,mightsayitismerele amatterofhypnoticsuggestion. Butthereismoreinitthanmere suggestion.Ithin':itwasMartin Tupperwhosaid"Hethatcornmunethwithhimselfandclothnot imparthissorrowtoothers,corrodelahisownheart-stein:0." The Priestlybalmwhichcanremovethis corrosionremovesalsoanoeposine, factortothesereneactionofthedelicateandnicely-balancedmechanism whichisco/earnedinthehealing process. Nodoubt'somemedicosnowadays, areinclinedtopaytoomuchattentiontothematerialendtoolittle tothepsychologicalaspectofcure. TheItiterisessentiallywithinthe domainofmedicine,andshouldnever belostsightofbythewisephysiersurgeon. Forthereasonstated,therefore. andothersaswell,Ishould certainlejoinissuewiththosewho wouldholdthattheexerciseofthe priestlyfunctionatthebed-sideis otherwisethansilutarytomindand bodyaswellastosoul. Youcanmakeoneuseyoupleas ofthis-reply.-Believeme, dear FatherCharles,sincerelyyours, CHAS.W.MacCARTHY.

trustresultfromthedenialofsuch services.Letussupposeareligious personwho,duringillness,craves inwardlyforspiritualcomfort,or, cntheotherhand,apatientover burdenelwiththeweicrhtofwrongdoing.andwhololliesto.berelieved. Ineithercaseisitnotrightand reasonal,lethatthewishshouldbe gratified.awl,ifnotgratified,can aughtbeexpectedthanmentaldisquietudeandresultantphysical harm?Withantconsideringspiritual benefits,inwhichallCatholicshave arightandreasontobelievethe psycholoeioalaspectAxlesisofsufficientimport,notinsometutIn allcaesofillness,toclaimourat. tention. Tsneakabsolutelyfrom conletter.,theresultofthirtySears experieeceofallphasesofillness. Everyonenowadays'mowsoftheeffectoftriadandbodyhow,for goedorill,thevariouseolilyfunctionsareinfluenced,bythemental condition.Insomniathrouehworry, orthesuddenremovalofappetiteby thereceotionofhadnewsatmeals, areinstanc-sshowingtheeffectof mentaldisturbance.Examplesofthe conversearealsofratuentlyseen. Betnotonlyeveryvitaland sioloeical,butalsoeverypatholoeiailProcessisimpressedbe,thementalsate.Toeletaelhaythishippenswouldtotowritepages,and thnperhapsnottomakeoneself quiteintelligibleexcepttothee trainedmedicalmind.Imay.explain,however,thatthefirstand chieffactorinthecureofdie-ea.or, whichispracticallythesame,in theprocessofrepairinsurgicalconditions.is efficientnerveaction Th'erearsympatheticnervechain playsanimportantpartinthisregard. Anyhamperingoftheactin-Iofthesenerveshasaretardate effectontheprocessofcure.The specialmentaldisquietudecaned,we willsay,byaninabilitytoobiain neededspiritualrelief,producesthat raandin-effect.Just2stheremovel0'matteldisturbancewillbrine backeletiteandnermaldi.estenn, orwillinduceneedelsl"en,anareleefromseirittealperturbationwill alsoeo,endeo,1greatway,towardsmeetingteeimmenselyPeleetiecloceworkofnature,aidedor levieddhemedicalscienceorstir eelart,toproceednormallvineffectineacure. ditheleeredthatneer-sensit.'"-PatientsMayta'yetelenresence ofanriestesateindicationofanproech.ingdissolution,or,onthe

eal.guaedyourhealththiswinter', byKeeping-aLoxofBileBeausin thehouse,andusingthem.Remember,preventionisbetterthan cure,andaBileBeantozenevery othernightonretirin;willkeep yoursysteminahealthycondition. BileBeanspisitivelycurewasteation, piles, ili indieestion,hes/ladle,liven'trouble., stomachdisorders,andalldisorders cfthefunctionsofassimilationand digestion."ANEXCELLENTFAMILYMEDICINE,"says"SCIENCESIFTINGS."

NeverdoesaIraneortray his owncharactermorevii'idlythan inhisownmannerofportraying thatof'another.

AgonisingrIles.

PAINUNBEARABLE-SLEEPIbla POSSIBLE-BILEBEANSCURE 16YEARS'SUFFERING.

Pilesarecausedbycoldand-damp, Riveranddigestivedisorders.and constipation.Achillontheliver obstructstheblood-circulation 01 thatorgan,theveinsofthelower bowelbecomecongested,andpilesoccur.Constipationhaspreciselythe sameeffect,BileBeansarea.certainremedyfirpiles,becausethey restoreNature'soenperfectprocessesofdigestion,assinilation,andsecretion,tthhrsre.no,in,*thecongestionofthehemorrhoidalveins,which isthedirectcauseofbothlain1and bleedingpiles.

"Ihavebeenaconstantsufferer, frombothbleedingpilesandereteel foranumberofyears,"syesMrs. EstherWilson,of48oFiteroySt., Fitzroy,Melbourne."Ihavesufferedfromthepilesforcloseonsixteenyears.Ihadanawfultimeof it..Icouldnoesleep.andindoing myhouseholdwork,Ihavehodon manyoccasionstopeeldownonth' floorwithfrightfulpain.Itriedseveraldoctors,butalwayswiththe sameresult-theedidmenorood. Ihadalmostgivenupallhopeof e'erheel..ridofthem,whenIwas toldbyaneitr,h1,ourofthecures thatBileBeanshadeffected. decidelongain-themafairtrial, aealastresource,andIfoundbeforeIbadfinishedthelastbox,what 7hadforyearsteenseeking,and teatwasrelief.Iampleasedto leabletoskatethatIha-vsgot thatthroiN'hnothingbuttheuseof BileBeans.Iha-esufferedwith gravelforeightornineyears.I wasinaverylowcordition,and s'IfieriThterriblePaineetweenth' twocomplaints.Iamonlytoo that-fultobea'letostatethatI amnnwfreefrombotli.Iamquite sinceandsatisfiedthatnothingbut

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