,,,BrILl'ORTST.,HIGHGATEHILL. 4'41ighClassCashandFamilyGrocers
WE SPECIALLUCATERFORTHEFAMILYTRADEAND ORDERSENTRUSTEDTOUS ARE GIVENOURPROMPTANDCAREFFLATTENTION.
OUR TRAVELLER CALLS DAITX FORORDERS ANDWEDELIVERTO ALLSUBURBS. RINGTELEPHONE 1720. TURN PRICELISTONAPPLICATION.W.u. OR
NEWZEALANDCASH
For 409WellingtonStreet,Perth
SupplyonlytheBestClassofLocalMeat allGroceries,IronmongeryandDrapery. OURSPECIALITIES, BUFURBACONandCHEESE.
('ONTRACTO11TOTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS, tieadOffice:BarrackStreet,Perth. Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDepartment,Murrarst.,Perth fa ACorneroftheFactory. A.W.
JAMESSTREET,GUILDFORD. TheHouseofQuality
Firstclassgroceriesandfinest dairyproduce.Nonecanexcel.1 keeparoomspeciallyfittedforbutter,undermyownsupervision.and ivesatisfactioneverytime.
Readersofthe"Record" GivemeaTrial.
BEAI'FORTSTREET,PERTH,, CONO'BRIEN.
Havingsecuredthefreeholdofthin old-ostahlishedandwell-knownHos.. felry,willhepleasedtowelcomeall oldfriendsfromthefelilswhileona tothecity.
GUILDFORDArdMIDLANDJUNCT. ONLYTHEBESTQUALITYOP FLOURUSED. GivethemaTrial
SeriesofviolentthunderstormsrecentlypassedoverIreland.
TheProtestantChurchinDysartEnaswasstruckandshattered.
Greatnumberofsheepkilledin Roscommon.
SeveralaccidentsinCounty rone.
SheepkilledatPunchestown.
MichaelFlynn'shouseatCastlecreachattered.
IrishParliamentaryFundis£3125 5S.:d.
pleaforthetenantsobjectedto theserviceoftheProcesses,which wasaccomplishedbypostingbyletteracoPytoeachtenant,andat thesametimepostingacopeonthe courthouse.ProcessServerBerminghamsworehedidthisbecausehe fearedtodosootherwisewithoutpoliceprotection.JudeaAndersonrun edthatthebailiffhadreasonable apprehension,andgavedecreesin eachcase.
!CanonDoyle,D.D.,P.P.,V.F.,St. Canine's,whopresided. TheCelebrantwastheRev.JoltsBirch,C C.,Barryragget; deacon,Rev.JosephMouthy,C.C.,Castlecomer,subdeacon,Rev.P.Holland,C.C..St. Cenices'masterofceremonies,Rev. J.Carroll,C.C.,do. Thechanterswere:-Rev.John Dollard,C.C.,St.Patrick's, and Rev.P.Delahunty,C.C.,St.Mary's.
Inthechoirwere:-TheVeryRev. M.CanonBarry,D.D.,P.P.,V.F., BalllyraggetVeryRev.T.R.Canon Walsh,P.P.,FreshfordRev.P. Treace,Adm.,St.John's;Rev.R. Keoehan,Adm.,St.Patrick's;Rev. JamesDoyle,Adm.,St.Mary's Rev.M.Holohan,C.C.,St.John's Rev.JamesBrady,C.C.,doRev. A.O'Keteie,ChaplainKilkenny Workhouse Rev.FatherColumba, 0.S.F.C.Rev.FatherBernadine,O. S.F.C.Rev.FatherTaylor,0.11., do Rev.ThomasBrennan,C.C. Ballyhale Rev.T.Fresne,C.C.. Clara.
DanStapleton,-leadihgGaelicathletereceivesapresentationontI-ea occasionofhisdeparturetoDublin.
PriortohisdepartureforAustra lie,hisfriendsinSligo,wherehe had'beenforanumberofyearsengagedonthestaffoftheM.G.W. Railwav entertainedMr.J.F. M'Donagh,toafarewelldinner.The Chairon'theoccasionwasoccupied byMr.T.J.Begley,J.P.
Mr.JusticeMcCarthywritingto theParishPriestofhisoldconsti.thencesaid Mr.C.J.Dolan.ex-M.P.,for "haveread,"hewrites."witbNorth,Leitrim.isatpresentinAmerallappreciationinthe"DerryJour-teaforthepurposeofraising£4,000 nal,"ofJune14ththemostinter-.towardstheestablishmentofaboot estine:accountofthewonderfulim-factoryinManorhamilren.Already erevementsvouhavebeeneffectingin£1.000hasbeensubscribedlocally, fortunateIntncrana.Charlotteandandtheother£earooisre:earedto Ihavereaditwithintenseinterest,stettheproject.Mr.DolanisacanditbringstacktousthememoryIcreditedwithaletterfromtheMost ofdearoldtimes'whenIwasstillRev.Dr.Boylan,BishopofKiltrore, whohastakenakindlyinterestin theenterprise.
thervresentativeofanTrishoonstiteeneiPraiAxelisemeforaddreseineyouthroughtheformalandmechenicalrnealiumofthetype-writer, asthestateofmyeyesdoesnotyet allowmetousethepenforanything muehbeyondameresignature.CharlotteandmysonJustinjoinmein warmestreeards,bastwishesand congratulationsonthegreatwork youareaccomplishinginyourparish."ItisrememberedinDerry, thatattheholdine-ofthenaeaar,in iRS7forthebuildingfundofSi. Columb'sHall,FatherM`Menatuln waseeneronslyassistedbyMr.Mac earthyandhis(laughter. --+--
Ireland'sOldAgePensicns,
Anattemptisbeingmaneto lenewthescandalousagitation by whichitwagsoughttofastenonIrelandacharge'ofwholesalefraudsin ronneetienwiththeOldAeePensiinsAct. Mr.HolihousteSecreea..totheTreasury.stigrreitisa.dthe allegationasalie,andMr.Birre1 coreirtnedhisview,intthisofficial andauthoritativestatementeoesnot eratinithegentlemenwhoareptiz71(elbythefactthitIrishapplicationsthisyeararerelativelymere numerousthanthoseinEneland. A Londoncorrespondentstatesthatthe Faciseofficershavebeensohard workedthattheyhavehaultoexcuse themselvesforthedelayinthedeliv eryoftheirhooks,andsome.heundastanls.ehatesuegestedanonan inviteintothewholematter."
Terriele.pouringaccidentoftour istsatKillarney.Elevenwere drowned.ThetouristswereAment. canandEnglish.
Dr.O'Hic'seeofMavnoothCollege, setsthe',Tortofhisrsienation wasataselessfabrication.
Decreefornon-paymentofrent wereerantedatGortQuarterSessionsaeainsttenantsontheestates ofLordClanricarde.VisceuntGough, SirHenryBurke,andthatofthe St.GeorgeTyronepropertyInthe latterestatethereweredecrees aigeinst4otenants.amountingInall toalout£100.Mr.O'Dea,solicitor,Galway,whomadeaneloquent
TheoesenuiestookPlaceatthe Convent,Goreseridee,CO.Carlow,of MotherVincentMurray,theoldest memberoftheBrigidineOrderin Ireland.Thedeceasednunwasa nativeofCo.Kilkenny,andwasa nieceofthelateMostRev.Dr.Hale BishopofKildare.
TheceremonyofProfessioninto theOrderofPoorClares(Colettines) tookpieceonSaturday,inthechurch ofSt.Claire'sAnbey,Catrlow-Oralgee,theladieswhomadetheirlint! vowsbeingMissAnnieO'Reilly(in religionSisterFrancesPhilomena'. thirddaughterofMr.rleraneeO'Reillv,Farugh-Maxwell,Belturtet, I MissMaggieShepiardinreligion SisterMaryBernardino),thirddate-htvofMr.WilliamSheppard.The Heath,MountWolseley,Tullow. MostRev.Dr.Foley,BishopofKildareandLeighlinofficiated.andhis LordshipwasassistedbyRev.L Brophy,S.J.,VicePresident,CarlowCollege.
ARNIAGH.
EdwardQuinnfounddrowned in heCullyhanaRiver.
TheSt.Finbarrs(Cork)v.Moonherrn;(Kilkenny)contestwasthe matchof_thedayrecently.orat leastwaslookedforward,towith thegreatestinterest,asitweea replaybothhavingtiedonaPrevioueoccasion.St.Finnbarrskept mainlyonthedefensiveallthrough thematch,whichprovedtobe a veryone-sidedaffair.Attheanalofthe firsthalfthescorestood-Mooneharrie,7goals14points(35points) St.Finbarrs,nil.Inthesecondhah alltheSt.Finbarrscoulddowasto scoreagoalandthreepoints,while theMoonharrigmenpiledscoreuponscoreuntilthefinalresultwasMoonharrig,togoals24eroints(54 Points) St.Fin!arrs,1goal 3 points(6points.).
belovedcountry-isflowing:tothe landoftheStarsandStripes.Can noonestopthisexodus?Canour moneyedmenorourGovernmentdevisenomeanstogiveourpeopleeemunerativeemploymentathome? Therobustleaveourbeautifulisle, theweaklinesstayhere.Whatsort ofatnationwillwe,beinafewyears hence? Letthosewhocan,think, andthosewhocannot,learntodo so,andletallendeavourtosettle ourbestpeoplepermanentlyinthe land.IfnottheIrishmaninIrelandwillheasextinctatthesnakee ortheelk.Emigrationwillnotbe stoppedbesayingbutbydoing.We havetoomanysayersinIreland; whatwewantisdoers.Now,who shallbethelatter?
ORDINATIONSATALLHALLOWS COLLEGE.
TheannualordinationsatAilHallowsCollege,Drumcondra,concluded OnThursday,whenMostRev.Dr. Kelly,BishopofRoss,ordainedfor thepriesthoodthefollowingstudents -Rev.ThomasPower,Melbourne; Rev.ThomasMinogue.OmahaRev. ThomasBegley,DuluthRev.Daniel M'Gowan,Ballarat Rev.John O'Grady,OmahaRev.Bartholomew M'Cabe.Perth;Rev.Martin.14.1orden,BrisbaneRev.WilliamCoen, SacramentoRev.ThomasCarney, LeavenworthRev.ThomasTarpey, GoulburnRev.PatrickO'Sullivan, SacramentoRev.PatrickCronin.. SacramentoRev.MichaelCullinane, Toronto Rev.DanielOtFlanagan, GrahamstownRev.JamesMurnane, AltonRev.JamesRyan,Hobart Rey.PatrickMoynihan,OmahaRev. FrancisGatzemeyer,Adelaide; Rev. PaulWalshe,MeathRev.Frederick Fanning.Alton.
TheMeoncointeamthenplayed Dureeari-an,anditprovedanease winfortheKilkennymen. ProposedInternationalHurling Contest.-TheRev.J.R.Fielding,of Chicago.addanativeofMooncoen, Co.Kilkenny.arrivedatQueenstown bytheMauretaniaonMoncia3.accomnaniedyahestoffriendsand otherclergymenontheAmerican mission.Onarrivalhewasmet aalcoediallywelcomedbyaspecial IdelegationfromKilkenny.Thehome comingofFatherFieldinghasbeen lookedforwardto.bythepeopleof theoldlieronifromwhichhesprung andeytheGaelicplayersalloval thecountry.analthereceptionthat awaitshimatseveralcentreswill givethepatrioticpriestrenewedevidenceoftheesteeminwhichhe i: held.Onhisarrivalhewasthe recipientofmanycongratulatory messages.andwasthecentreofa groupoffollowtravellersandwellwishersforseveralhoursafterarrival.
Thegreatestathleticeventofthe 3ear-viz.,theAllIrelandHurling Championshiphasbeenwonintruly brilliantstilebythePremierCoun teeGreathopeswerecentredin Dublinthisyear,asthemetropolitan teamdidsplendidlyonJones'Roast, -againsttheTipps,onlyafee weekspreviously.Thereturnmatch wasplayedatAthyandtheDublinerswerecompletelyousted-leaving thevictorsthefield.
Thesireswere Tipperary3gls.15pts. Dublinied.5pts. Mr.J.McCarthy,Cork,refereed.
Thefollowingweretheteams:Tipperary-T.Semple,T.Kerwick, J.Mockler.J.O'Brien(Hawk).H. Shelly,T.Carew.J.Mooney,T.
nbramDawson,ofMullinakillsupposedtohaveshothimself.
GreatTemperance.Demonstrationat Armaeh.18specialtrainsbrought hundredsofpeoplefromthewhole Archdiocese.MonsignorByrdepresided.HisEminence,CardinalLogue. giveaselendidaddress. Portadownwasrepresentedicyacoratin-antofboo,tinder'theleadershipof theRev.FatherMcDonald.
FatherFielding-hasdonesomevery notablethinksinhislife,buthis inspiringdevotiontotherrogressof IrishmanandwomenInChicago,and toTa'ishinterestsgenerally,haswon forhimaproudnameamongstthe exiledpriestsofficiatingin America.Hecameprominentlybefore theAmer-nee,peonleoflateb3his humaneappealformercyforan Englishmanwhomadeadetermined attemptonhis(EitherFielding's) life.Themiscreant,aswillberememberedwasdiscoveredbyFather Fieldingred-handed,robbingthesacrededifice.andwhenseizedtheroeleerturnedonFatherFel-lingwith alordedrevolver,andmadeades.. Aerateefforttoshootthedistinguis hedclergyman,andwassubseeuentle chargedwithattemptedmurder,but astheresultofaneloquentappeal. byFatherFielding.he'wasletoff, andFatherFieldingitwaswhosubsalientlyassistedhisassailantto returnhometoScarbero',England.
Mrs.BuggyofCantwell'sCourt diedenthea:UrJune,attheageot eoyears.TherewasasolemnReoui-mOfficeanalHi-laMassatSt. John'sChurchforM.reposeofher soel.-verymanepriestsbeingpresentincluding,theVe:eRev.James
WEXFORD.
The"WexfordPeople."says:Stilltheyemigrate-theboneand sinue--nay,theheart'sbloodofour
Poorlittlefellow!Hecoughs sohardhecannotsleep.That makeshimweakandsicklyallthe nextday.Hisbrotherthinksthis coughingisterrible.Sodowe,for weknowthatjustafewdosesof
willstopthecough.ForsixtyA% ithasbeenthestandardremedy withmen,women,andchildrenfor colds,coughs,andallthroatand lungdiseases.Itcontainsnonarcoticorpoisonofanykind.Besure thatyougetAyer'sCherryPectoral.Acceptnocheapandworthlesssubstitute.
PreparedbyDr.J.C. Ca.,Lowell,ManU.S.A.
a
Kenny,P.Burke,P.Brolan,J.licLougliney(Thurles),J.Bum,(TwoMile-Borris),T.Gleeson,M.Dwyer, (Holecross),J.Fitzgerald,andP. Fitzgerald(Newbirmingham).
Duelin-A.Fitzgerald,D.McCor mack,W.Connolly,(Faughs),W. Callaghan,W.Leonard,R.O'Brien, (Commercials),J.O'Brien,J.Cannhen.D.Kelleher(Davis),J.Grace (captain(,P.Grace.J.Lynch,M. Quinn,T.Dianne.J.McDonald,B. Boyle,J.Sampson,P.J.Nolan.J. *Leahy,andP.Neville(Kickhams).
InFootball,theKerryboysare favouritesfortheAllIrelandbon ours.
CanonFlavinofClonmelandCanonPowerofEmere,wereentnusias tirallyhonoureedontheoccasionof theirro'-din
CardinalLogueontheIrish Party.
"Ourpoliticians,"saidhisEminence,"areworkingmagnificentlyfor thewelfareofIreland(applause). Thereisnoonewhoadmirestheir workmorethanI,do-theirself-sacrificeandmostdisinterestedwork, Theyarenotlookingforplaces111:e Potet;ciansinhighplacesinEngland. Theyarenotlookingtotheirown inteests.Theyareworkinghard Mrthewelfareofthecountry,and s1epeaviin7intheirworkuptothe pr--M..Still,IbelievethePromolionofthecauseoftemperance moreitnporlantforusthinanything ourpoliticalfriendscand,o(an- Nielse).Theirworkwould-heuse luneifwe,instead(iftryingtoturn tothebestAccounttheniessingsthey endeayeertoachieveforus,abused thesehlinsinesthrourhourownfault threfightheterribleviceofdrink. Thereisrolibertytheycancontier forus,andthereIsno-thin,thee candefeetheprosperityinIreland. thatwoeldnotberendereduselessit ourpeap'werenotelew-abiding fehristianpeople,asAl mi'ht\(3.1intendelthemtoe,' tapplans,,,y.
FLANAGAN'SRECORD.
Onesideupontheswordrelies Tohewthewayto,Freedom'sgoal; Abloodlessstruggletheydespise Asworthynotofpatriotsoil Andyetanother.notlessbrave, Tohopelesswardenyrecourse, Whoclaimtheycantheirnationsave Bypeacefulpotenttroralforce.
ButwhilethesewarringCeltscontend, Andenmitynetweenthemgrows, TheSaxon'spowerandruleextend, AndIreland'slife-bloodfasterflows Allhopelessoftheirland'suprise FromEngland'scrushing,ruthless sway, TheGaeldespairing,turntheireyes ToshoresfromErinfaraway. T.P.O'Connor.
Thefollowingarticle,contributed byMr.JohnB.Shea,tothe"Rosere-Magazine."willproveinterestingtoourmanyreaders
HumanspeechwasfirsttransmittedoverawirebyAlexanderGrahamBellintheyear1876. The telephonewasputincommercialuse inaverylimitedwayinthefollowineyear. In1876theBelltelephoneattracteduniversalattentionat theCentennialExpositionheld in nhiladelphiatocelebratetheone hundredthyearofAmericanliberty. Visitorstotheexpositionfromwere civilisedcountrywereimpressedwith thewonderfulinvention,andsoonai tertheBelltransmitterfoundits waytouseinsever:xiforeigncountries.
BellfiledhisapplicationforlettersIworeedout,untilwenowhavethe patent,atWashington,February14,automaticsystemonametalliccite 1876,ElishaGrayalsofiledacaveat for"anewartoftransmittingvocalsoundstelegraphically.'Thisapparentclashledtoextendedlitigation,butitwasheldbythecourts thattheBelldevicewasdistinctly
cuit.Onaccountofthecostofdeliveringtelegraphmessages,thelow ratesfixedfortelephoneservicecannotbemet,and,asthebusinessof telephonyiscontinuallyexpanding, axedtheimprovementoffacilities'is differentfromthatofGray,andwasprogreseine,ratesaremorelikelyto awardedthedecision.Seeingthatlessenthantoadvance.Itmay,theretileBel!telephonepromisedtobe-forebeassumedthatafargreater gainwillbeshownforthetelephone duringthedecadethanisofrecord, forthatjustpast,ma.linemorepro- nouncedthemostremartrableinstanceofscientificmechanicalrivalryinthehistoryofInvention.
comeadangerousrival,theWestern UnionTelegraphCompanyin1877 begantheestablishmentofatelephonesystem.ThomasA.Edison, wasatthattimeaneroploneeofthe WesternUnionTelegraphCompany, andproducedsomevaluable'devices inconnectionwiththedevelopment ofthetelephone,amongothersa carbontransmitter.Butin the meantime,BerlinerAndBlake,employedbytheBellsystem,hadde velopedonexcellentbattery'orcarbontransmitters.Thusthecontest ran.TheWesterneJnionwasoperatingastheAmericanSpeakingTelephoneCompany,andhadestaiblishesl exchangesinnumerousplaces.The campaignofoppositiontotheBell companywasvigorous,andthatheel agreetdealtodowith'thecompro- miseeffectedin1878wherebythe WesternUnionretiredfromtheUde-PhonefieldonconditionthattheBell CompanywouldInentotheWestern UnionCompgnytwentypercent.of theincomeduringthelifeofthe contract-seventeen-ears.
NumerousComnetitors. noneofthestrenethandvigourof theWesternVni.nConnanv-sought togainfootho'dsinvariousaTtions ofthecountry,'nutwithinashort timeaftereffectingthefamousWesternUnioncompromise.theBellCompany-hadgainedapositionthatgave itavirtualmonopolyofthetelenhonebusinessintheUnitedStates. Thatrioeitionwasin(dintmaintaineddiningthelifeofBell'soriginal letterspatent.Inrecentyearsthe businesshasmadsuohwonderful growth.andthemultiplicityofcorn-
Whenthetelephonewasfirstset uptobeacommercialfactor,itwas acrudeaffair.andtherewerenot manepersonsofmeanswillingto lendtheirmoneyand toeanieshasbe pronouncedthat itinthehopeofitsbecoming athedayofmonoplyinthisbranchof money-makingventure.Severalper-enterprisewouldseemtohavebeen sonslaidclaimtotheinventionofpassed thetelephon'soonaftertheshowingThefirstrelia',1estatisticsofthe tradeheProfessorBellin1876.butoperationoftelephoneexchangesre- itisematterofhistorythatat
TheTimeofBellsInvention Toler)J.Flanaganbro'tetheworld'stherewasnetastreakingtelephone intie.handsofthepublicanywhere racerforthrowingthe16poundintheworld.Pagediscoveredin hammeatCelticPark,NewYorkI8e-that barwhenmagne-
aniron
renin:lewhenhehintedthemissile.Int ;inches,e:inchesfarther thaihe previousmarkmadeby MattalGroh.whotookthesham pionshiptitlefromFlenagantwit yeersany.Flantogan'srecordwill beacci.pttbytheAmateurAthletic Union,asalloftheneceseare-conditionswerefulfilled.
MyNativeLandTo-Day.
Anationofcontentiousslaves Why, -amoffreedomfortheir land
Reeerdlessthattheirfetid-betrays Thecaul,forwhichtheyclaimto stand.
Thiiirheirtsareoneindeathless hate OfSaxonpowerIntheirisle, Andyet.itistheirhopelessfate
Themselvesamongtowarthewhile Vait-nainhashistoryprovedto teach Thelessonneededtotherace, ThatCeltshouldnottheCeltimpeach, Thatloveshouldtakeofhatethe place.
PoorErin'sholdinforeinnthrall Farlessbypowerofarmiedforce, Titanfatalintervenetrawl. litIreland'sshamethebaleful source.
EtchsectionettitlewarringGael
A-sumesthatitteinnecanfree
FromBritishthrallslavedInnisfail Andgiveherqueenle-dignity. Throughtoeingstilltheirnatiy soil
Aperversepassionthemdivide, Thefoetheireffortsbutderide Whiletheypersistinsenseless broil.
Awell-attendedmeetingofthe aboveSocietytookplaceonTuesday evenine.July,27,intheParishHall, HighgateHill.Theprincipalbusnessoftheeveningwasquicelydispatched.ThePresident,MissConway,readthefinalBalanceSheetof theentertainmentheldforthe ChurchFundonJuly5th,whichin suitedinthesumof£14beinghandedovertotheChurchCommittee. Twoyoungladieswerenominatedfor membershipandaninvitationfrom theCathedralIadiosClubwashandedtotheSecretaryandsubmittedtie themeeting,theformalpartofwhich wasthenconcluded.Parlourgames werethenindulgedinuntileo o'clock. Therewilllienomeetingnext Tuesdayeveningasseveralmembers willbeattheMidlandJunctionconcert,where"Mixem'sMetrimonial Mart,"isbyspecialrequesttohe renated.
ZAM-BUKISINVALUABLEFOR THESKININWINTER.
Inteltothebusinessin1880.There werethen1.18system,with34,00o milesofwireand48,01)0suleyribers. Thetotalvalueof,alltheplantsin theUnitedStatesatthattimewas alittleover£3,00e000.
Intelanddemannetisedot11;riIinter'illsoftimewouldemitsounds, duetothemolecular-disturbanceof themass. Utilisingtheprinciple disco-TriedbyPage.Reis,inGermanywas8645,andthetotalvalueofthe plantsabouter5,00onoo.By10o2 shenumberofsystemshadincreaned to4151,andthelength,ofwireoper- atedto4,850,486miles,serving 2,178,366suescribers.Thetotalae-
In1890therewerebut53se-steins inthecountry,having240,000mites ofwireand227,357subscribers.The numberofemployeesatthistitre,
constructedanapparatustotrans mitsound JosephBourseul,a FrenchsoldierinAlgeria,produced anapparatusin1848thatattracted wideattention.Itwaspubliclydisceasedin1854atParisundirthesetsofthemorethan-10000peratine nameofElectricalTelephony."fensystemswere£90,000,00e.During thetwelvemonthsprevioustothe timeoftakingthisdatatherewere ransmittedbythesystemsmention" morethan5,000,000.000measagen Inr88otherewasonetelephonefor every923personsintheUnited States.By1902thetelephoneseevicehadsooutrunthegrowthof populationthattherewasthenone telephoneinuseforevery34Persons intheUnitedStates,andthereare to-dayenoughinstrumentsinservice toannortiononetoevery25persons.Therewerein1402operating intheUnitedStates25telegraphsys tems,havingalengthof1,318,35o milesofwire,amatteroflittlemore thanone-fourthofthewiremileage, isusebytelephonesystems.Thetotalassetsofallthetelegraphsystemsinthecountrywerecloseon £40,000,000,whilethe'telephonesystemwereaccreditedwithassets amountingto'thesumof£9o,000,00e rmorethantwicetheamountof thetelegraphwealth.
consistedofagalvanicbattery,two vibratingplates,andametallicwire needle.Reisin1868laidclaimto havinaconstructedapparatusforthe transmissionofhumanspeech,hut, therewereneitherPage,Reis,nor Boureenltelephonesinusein1876, whimBellconvincedtheworldthat ithetelephonewasbeyonddoubta reality.ThatReishadmadeatern phonethatwouldfaithfullytransmit thesoundsofthehumanvoice,the notesofmusic,&c.,therewasno questionebutherealisedthathehad not'rleeisedasuccessfulinstrument, sayingwhenhesoldhistoolsand e°dementtoHerrGamier T haveshowntheworldthewaytoa greatinventionwhichmustbeleft tootherstodevelop."Histrouble leasthatithecircuithadtobemane, andbrokeneverytimeasoundimpulsewastranemitted,andsodelicatewasthemechanismthatitsad justmentcouldonlybemaintained, forbriefanduncertainperiods.NoonlywastheBelltelephone
TheFirstSuccessfulInstrument. intheworld,butithasbeenshown be researchthatthe.scientificapparatusinallofthelaboratoriesoflbitd wereincapableo! improvementatwouldbringthem withinrangeofpublicutility. Be-amostremarkablecoincidence, onthedaythatAlexanderGraham
Throughouttheyearsofrivalrybetween systemsthetelegraphandtelephone forsupremacy,therewasa constentstrifefortheacluirementof improvements.Thoselesseningthe costoftransmission,lesseningtihi timerequired forthetransmission of messages, wellasthedevicesandsystemsPro- misingimproved,servicewereeagerly
Thekeen,bitingwindsandthe damprawdaysofwinterareresponsibleforthoseroughpatcheson yourface,thosecoldsoresround yourmouthandnose,andthedealingsonyourawnThesebreakings- outhavingtakenplace,however.the onlywaytostopthesmarting,clear awayeveryblemishandmakeyour skinsmooth,strongandclear,isto aPP1Zara-Buk. Regularapplica- tionsofZam-Bakwillerinetheskin backtocomeeetehealth,andmake the.tissuesoundandstrewnsothat itcanwithstandthecol!blastsof winter.
ThedaughterofMrs.E.Rourke,a residentofCollegeStreet,Camper- down,Sydney,hasexperiencedZamBuk'ssoothingandhealingpowers foreruptionsonthefaceaftera cold,andwrites-"Mydaughter hadabreaking-outonherfacearis- ingfromacold.Theeruptions spreadoverherfaceandthreatened veryseriousresults,butforthetimely applicationofZam-Buk.Afriendad- visedustousethisbalm.andre- liefwasderivedfromthefirstap-plication,theheatandirritationTeeingimmediatelysoothed.Inavery shorttimemydaughter'sfacewas completely,'healedandhers'duiquite clear.Icannotspeaktoohighlyof Zam-Bilkasahandyhouseholdheal- ingbalm,andwillalwaysrecom- mendit."
Thehomethatalwayskeepsapot ofZam-Buk'handyisfurnishedwith anever-readyhealerand'perfectskin- cure,andwiththe,onereliablere- medyforwintereczema,anyscalp soressuddenlyappearingamonzthe children,theobstinatepilesandbad legsoftheworker.festering,andany burning,irritatinganditchingsores whichareamongthedailyperilsof thisseason.Zaen-Bkisobtainable fromallchemistsandstores,Is.eed. and3s.nd.perpot.
EveryHomeNeedsZam-Buk.
Howappallingdoesthescene becomewhenapoorinsigniiicint manbeginstositinjudgmentcn eisGod
AllGoodsAdvertisedbyusareexactlyasillustrated.Wehavetheminstock,andcan executeordersbyreturnpost.Anythingnottoyourlikingcanbeexchangedoryourmoney returned.CallorsendforournewArtCatologue. OrderbyMail.
CountryBuyersareaccordedthesameliberaltreatmentTownBuyersreceive.Justdropusa PostCardto-day.
contain-
G3i78.-SolidSilver, PrizeCup,IIiin.high, splendidwoermanship. ET78.6d.,Electro RIOI0s.
ElectroPlatedand china Fruitdish, 7s.6c1.. Largersize, ios.6d.
0.4887.-RazorStrop, insadsilvercase. Plate.%Is.Ed.,and T2S.6d. 47'F2876-SilverPlated shellbanterdish,with Kn'feIts.Ed.,other from6,6d.to £i5s.
Leatherandsilvermountedcollar box,ET59.
G40.19-ElectroPlated doublepiclestand, £25s.,others£1 alSo.,Ex78.64., ExIx..601.
G.1o99-ElectroPlatedbrca': .tstd.,others5e.6d.
46.,
Finewhiteglassand electro-platedbiscuit box£2158., others
los.6d.,14s.6d., ElectroPlatedtable 16s.6c1.,T7s.Ed.,to bell£1los. 24-
andfine
(BySidneyCarton).
hypocrisyandfalsenessoftheworld, heleftit,andfoundreposeandpeace inthequietnessofthe"CongregationofMission,"inwhichbereceivedthedignityofPriesthood.
Notwithstandingtheinclemencyof theweatherinthislocalityonSundaylast,theattendanceatthe MonthlyCommunionoftheSaored HeartConfraternitywasverysails-ofMostHolyRedeemer." factory.Withtheiraccustomedfor--
bravedtheangryelementsandvan'taredforthtodohonourtotheFraternity'ofwhichtheyweremembers.
Fromhenceforwardhegavehislife tomissionarywork,beinganespeciallyfruitfulworkerandthroughhis wonderfuleloquencemovingthousendsofsinnerstorepentance.
Inr723hefounded"Congregation
HavingbeenappointedbyPope titudethememlersofthisSociety,ClementXIII.,BishopofSt.Agatha, oftheGothsinItaly,hewithincreasedenergydevotedhisremaining lifetogreaterwork.
TheParishPriest,Rev.Father O'Reillywasverypleasedatthe numberofcommunicantsatthe3 o'clockMass,thestrengthoftheSacredHeartSocietybeingveryapparent.
Anotherlargecongregationfound accommodationinour;beautiful ChurchonSundaynight,whenaprocessionofthemembersoftheSacred HeartConfraternitytookplace.Althoughthewomenwereinthemajor- ity,themeninthefieldofsinging showedtheywerenoinconsiderable quantity,-theirheartyrenditionof suchbeautifulhymnsas"Faithof ourFathers,""HymntoMary," andothersteingparticularlycommendable.
Sunday,beingthefirstSundayof it;month,themembersofChildren ofMarySodalityheldameetingin theConventSchoolroom,atwhich theattendancewasexcellent.
Thecriticismofthemembersofthe LiliesSocietyinreferencetotheir recentexpositionoftheIStage Irishman,"hasratherdampedtheir dramaticardour,astheywereunaware,atthetimethattheirrepresentationoftheIrishmanwasin anywayexgggerated.Itshouldundouhtedlybeborneinmind,when consideringtheiraction,thatthey wereactuatedl.yverygoodmotives, inpresentingthisunacceptableinterpretationofthecharacterofthis hrenehofthecelticrace.Firstand foe-mostintheirmindsarosethe necessityforrenderingsomeassis tance,towardsloweringthedebtof theChurch.Ameanshavingpresenteeitself,andnothavingtheadviceofa"CensorofPlays,"they Presentedapiecewithanunexpected result-oneespecially=bargainedfor bythem.
BeingtheFeastof(theFounderof theRedemptorists),St.Alphonsus Liguori,SolemnHighMasswascelebratedhereonSundaylast.The largecongregationpresentwasvery edifiedattheinstructivediscourseon the"LifeofSt.Alphonsus,"given bytheRev.FatherO'Donnell. TheChoirbeingintheiraccustomedgoodvoice,gavesplendidrenditionsofportionsof"TwelfthMass" andeMassoftheEnglishMartyrs" undertheableconductorshipofMr.
Hisdeath,notunexpected, Peacefullyandquietlyinhis year.
came 9oth
TheBazaarinaidofSt.Mary's ChurchFundshasbeenpostponedto themiddleofOctober.Allalong thewisdomofholdingitduringrace weekwasquestionedbymany.They Pointedoutamultitudeofcounterattractionsgoingonatthattime. includingbandandchaircontests, footandwhippetraces,skatingcarnivals,etc.StilltheBazaarCommitteewereofopinionthatitssuccesswasassurednotwithstandingall opposition.Itwasonlywhenthey foundthatanumberorthebeststallholderscouldnotattendduringraceweek,thatthedatewaschanged. Iconsiderthepostponementimprovestheprospectsofthebazaar, especiallyiftheladiesworkhard,as Iamsuretheywill,inthemeantime Theycertainlyhavelostnotime duringthelastmonth.Almost everyladyonemeetsisarmedwith ticketsforsomekindofentertainment.LastweektheCoon'sWedding.occupiedthepeoples'attention. Acomicalturn-outitwas. The PeoplecrowdedtoSt.Mary'sHal!, ,expectingfunandtheygot.it.Misses Quigley,Sullivan,May-terry,Storman,Meehan.Casserley,Jones,and Messrs.Marshall.Walker,Storman, Starr,Scalan,CrawfordandDonahoe,werethefairwomenandbrave
709HAY-STREET,(BRENNANBROS'ISOPPOSITE).
CatholicChurchandConventRequisites. FANCYANDLEATHERGOODS.HIGHCLASSSTATIONERY.
LARGESTOCKOFBOOKSINCLUDINGTHOSESUITABLEFOR PRESENTATION. 'XMASANDPOSTCARDS,POSTCARDALBUMS,M.PIANOS,GERMANANDENGLISH,SUITABLEFOR HOMEORSCHOOL.AGENTFOR"CATHOLICPRESS."
(BYIXION).
AswasanticipatedtheEuchrePartyandDancewhichtookplace intheCriterionTheatreonWednesdayeveninginaidofthefundfor purchasingmaterialfortheforth' comingbazaar,resultednagreat success,andthefundwillbesubstantiallyaugmented.TheRev.Father Lynch,Mr.P.J.Carr(Mayorof Norseman),V.A.Gatti(Hon.Secretary),J.Hayes(Treasurer),J. Salterandtheothermembersofthe Committeearetobeconseatulated upontheenjoyablenatureofhe function.Mrs.J.Fee.MissesMay Fee,Gatti,McLoughlin,andanumberofotherrepresentativebodies werealsoassiduousintheireffortsin makingthefunctionasuccess.The exactamountobtainedisnotyet available,butwilldoubtlessbesuffficienttopurchasealareenumberof articlesthatwilldoubtlessbereadily disnosedofattheBazaar.
publiclythanktheDoctors,Sisters inchargeandnurses,of"Ward9," inthePublicHospitalfortheirunremittingcareandattentiontomy wifeduringherrecentillnessinthat institution.Forweeksshelayat death'sdoor-havinghadseveraloperationsinclosesuceession,andneveroncehadshetocomplainofinattentionor=skilfultreatment.Not onlythroughtheday,butthrough thelongandsleeplesshoursofnight, theNurseswatchedbesideher,aad gavehereverypossibleattention, thatskillandkindheartscouldbestowaeonher.TotheirfrmeatkindnessundertheAlmighty,Iattribute herrecovery,andItakethisoppor- tunitytopubliclyexpressmygrate- fulandeversincereappreciationof theirkindnessandattentiontomy wife,whois,Iamgladtosay,quite restoredtohealthagain; Thankingyouinanticipation, Yours,&c., OWENROEO'NEILL, VictoriaSuuare,Perth. August,4th,'09.
LLOYD.
IMPERIALGERMANMAIL HOMEWARDBOUND. Leaves Steamer.Tens.Conn,'der. ZIETEN,8o66,L.Franck,17thAug. Seydlitz.8000A.Ahlborn14thSept. ROON81330.PahnkeOct.12th. SCHARNHORST8,131L.Maass November9th. AllTeaSnows.
of SeveralthelocalAericulturalSociety. otherentertainmentsarealso spokenabout.
The BoardInspectorfromtheCentral ofHealthhasbeenvisitingthe Districtduringtheweekandwillpro- baelymakesuegestionstothelocal Boardforamuchneededimprove- mentinthesanitaryconditionofthe town.
TheattendancerollattheConvent Schoolnownumbers52pupils,which ismorethandoul.lethenumberthat wasenrolledontheopeningday,et theendoflastJune.Thenumberof pupilswhoattendforinstructionin imusicisalsosteadilyincreasing. Quiteanunusualnumberofinter!estingsocialeventsareannouncedto takeplaceduringthenextsixweeks. viz.,Picnicracemeeting,theBazaar. men,who!Aukbutbeautiful,cameinaidoftheConventofMercy,and forthfromtheConventSchoolandtheAnnualShow,undertheauspicee tooktheirplacesonDennySullivenSe biglorry. Thestrangeprocession causedmuchamusementasitv.-ended itswaytoSt.Mary'sHallwhere theweddingbreakfast,pre3e.tsand guestsgalore,awaitedthem. The cake-walkwedding-marchandcongra- tulationsbeingover,Mr.JackStormantoolstherainsandkeptevery thinggoingatagoodpacetilla latehour.Nocolourlinewasdrawn exceptatbreakfast.Thecoonshad 'solepossessionofthestage.Even MickMolon - hd olioc eyw dancedattinan0 Hill. onthemloo'edananimatedstatue ofIrishtog-oae.Toasts,jokes, speeches,songs,recitationsand(lancing-keptthecompanyingoodhumourallnight.Thewholeturn-out shouldeoagoodwaytowardsfurnishingtheAmericanStall.
Theeveningdevotionswereagain wellattended,.Thesermononthis occasionbelles',reactedbytheRev. FatherCagneyonthelifeoftheir saintlyFounder.'' Thechoirrenderalexcellentmusic, therenditionof"0Salutaris,"and "TantumErgo,"Leineespecially fine.
St.AlphonsusLiguori
ThisgreatsaintwasborninNaples September27th.1696, Ofnoble parentshewasearlyplacedunderthe careofamostholypriest,from whomheimaitedthatgreatknowledgeofGodandHisinfinitelove, thatlaidthefoundationofhieafter Saintlylife.
Ofastudiousturnofmindand aLesessingextraordinaryintellectual pinionsatschool,andinhis capacity.heeasilyoutstrippedhis twentiethyearbecameaDoctorof I.aws.Receivingafinishingeducation fromthemosteminentlawyersof thetime,heenteredtheConventsal Naples,asan''Advocate."Hisreputationsoonbecamegreat,hismarvellouscapacityforunravellingand puttinginaclearlighttheIntricaciesoftheLaw,excitingadmiration. HiscareerattheBarwasofshort duration.Beingstruckwiththe
TheRefreehmentStall-holdersare havinganotherEuchreTournainent inSt.Mary'sHall.'nextMonday night.
Mrs.Dr.McMillan,whohasbeenan invalidforsometimeisoncemore aswellasever.Thepostponementof theBazaarhasenabledhertotale astall. AssistedbyMissDunne, antahalf-a-dounnurses,sheisrunningaHospitalStall,whichissure tobewellpatronized.
TheSouthKalgoorlieCommittee areholdingtheirannualCupCarni- valnextWednesdaynightinHis Majesty'sTheatre. Theentertainmenttakes,theshapeofamonster EuchreTournamentandDance.The ladiesfirstprizeise,three-guineaCuphatandgrand,standticket.The gentlemen'sfirstprizeisanorderfor asix-guineasuitofclothes.Every thingisbeingdonetosecureabumperhouse.
Itiscalculatedthatonefly'wilt layaboutLocoeggsandleave25,000,000descendantsinaseason.
Sensationallyrichsoldisbeingale tabledattheVentVediVeciclaim whichadjoinstheLadyMiller.Last weekabout250ounceswasclothed fromlessthanhalfatonoflodeformationtakenfromadepthof.130ft. Messrs.D.Fillips,E.A.Richaras, andJ.Burtaretheholdersofthis exceptionallyrichlease.Thesix monthsexemptionobtainedonthe LadyMillerleasesexpiresearlyin thismonth,andmashinterestis manifestedreeardiriethefutureintentoftheCompany.Mr.Dalgeish, ManageroftheCumberlandhasbeen compelledtoreducethenumberof menemployedatthismine,andjudge lagfrompresentindicationsitisOrlyaquestionofavery-shorttime, beforethisformerlygoodproducer willclosedown.Itseemsprobable. however,thatthecompanywillpur- chaseanotherpropertyprovidedthat onecanbeobtainedatareasonable price.
Localtraderscomplainthatbusi- nessisveryquietalidimprovementis notexpecteduntiltheGovernment takeovertherailwaylinenext mend].
ThanksforthePublic Hospital
(TotheEditor"W.A.R.")
ROUNDTHEWORLD. SaloonReturnTicketetoLondon, AvailableforTWOYEARS. EASTERNSTATES. Seydlitz,16thAug. ROONSept.13th.
Doses. FirstSecondThird. B.d.Ls.d.£s.C
Adelaide 710600316I
Melbourne 99070044I Sydney 110080055
SaloonReturnsaboutOneanda halfSingleFaroe. GeneralAgentsforW.A.L.RATAZZIda 00.,Fremantle sadNs*.
Sub-Agents-Kalgoorlie MAUGHANandGURNER. Geraldton-POPEgtBROWN.
Telephone1102. R.K.OATESCo. (GeorgeTaskefl
WHOLESALEANDRETAIL. WoodandCoalMerchants
746WELLINGTONSTREET. (OppositeHoskin'sFoundry).
DealersisChaff,Oats,Bran,etc.
SoleAgentsfortheHowardSmith, Co.'sAICoalandCollieCoalCo.
Sir,KindlyallowmethroughthecolumnsofyouresteemedJournaltospark.
Wickednessgrows anddeveaops, rapidly,asafiredoes,ifwedonot makehastetoputoutthefirst
WHOLESALEANDRETAIL.
LargeStocksofDrapery,Hardware,Ploughs,andotherFarmImplements. AlsoGroceriesatPerthPrices.PricesonApplication.FamilieswaitedonDaily. TryourPEERLESSROLLERFLOUR&OATMEAL.
Tel.7and27Midland.
Children'sCoughs, PEPSAHANDYANDEFFICIENT MEDICINE.
Theframeofachild,becauseofits delicateconstruction,islessabletc resistdisease,thanthatofanadult: hence,fewbabieseseanecroupand kindredaffectionsandcoldinone shtpeor.another.Becauseoftheir potency,purityandpleasanttaste.
andhospitalityoftheMayorbeing especiallyappreciated.Agreatand enthusiasticmeetingwasheldonSundayeveningintheOddfellow'sHall, whiohwasunabletoaccommodateall thosedesiringtoattend.TheRec. FatherNicholsonopenedtheproceedn ingswithastirringaddressrelating tic,theprogressofCatholicityinEng-, landinthefaceofthenumerouspersecutionsandinjusticesshehadto labourunder.Hewarmlycensured Pepsareexcellent.TheythoroughlytheEnglishGovernment,forallowing
bythepresentationofaPapalmodal fromArchbishopCarr,whorecently returnedfromtheoldland.
inngreatprogressinEngland.FoundedinLondonin1896byRev.FatherFelixSegesser,ithasmadewonderfulprogress. Itwasrecently Presentedwithabeautifulbanner (decoretedwiththePapalcolours andthePapalTiara)byHisHolinessthePope.who,byhisgift,has shownthegreatinteresthehasin theworkoftheBrigade. Byreasonofhissplendidwork. onbehalfofCatholicLiterature,the veteranjournalistandpiooeerC.Y. disinfectthemouthandnavelorgans:suchascandalousinsulttobeofferedM.S.member,Mr.B.Hoare,ofMel- theyendallharmfulgerm-lifeariltotheCatholicsoftheEmpire,asbourne,hasbeenrecentlyhonouroi clearthethroatwhenbreathingisthatcentredintheCoronationOath. heavyorimpeded.ItdoesthelungsTheaddress,whichwasalengthy genettobathetheminthefumesofone,wasfresuentlyenthusiastically adissolvingPep,andthefinebron-anelanded. chialtubesarehealedbythemwhenTheconclnlingmeetingofthe sorefromIncessantcoughing. ConferencewasheldonMonday,May
Everylittlesuffererfromcoldlist,intheCatholicschoolroom. crouporbronchitiswillfindaddition.ThetollowinetelegramfromCardinal albenefitifthemouthisheldoveraMerryDelVal-"HolyFatherdeeply basinofboilingwaterwhilethePepsgratefulforfilialhomage.andthanks arebeingsuc';ed.Therisingsteamandaffectionatelyblessesdelegates assiststherichpineodourstopeneandmembersCatholicYoungMen's tratethedelicatemembrancesoftheSocietyofGreatBritain,"wasthe throatandlupinandcongestion,in-signalforunanimousapplause.Nuflamation,soreness,andirritationmerouspaperswerereadattheConarethusspeedilyallayed. ferenceonsubjectsfrauebtwith
InconnectionwiththeGoldenJubileecelebrationsoftheC.Y.M.S.of Victoria,anenormousprocession tookplaceintheenvironsofMelbourneonthetithinst.Itwas calculatedthatfully6000menmarchnlinprocessionfromtheCathedral HalltotheCathedral.Greatcrowds linedtherouteoftheprocession.ArrivingattheCathedraltheparticipantsintheprocessionenteredthe nobleedificeandhadthepleasureof hearingoneofthemosteloquentdiscoursesever'deliveredintheCathe dral,letheBishopofGoulburn. MostRev.Dr.Gallagher.Afterthe sermon,HisGracetheArchnishola solemnlyimpartedthePapalBenediction,whichtheHolyFatherhad speciallycommissionedhire,tobestowonthemembersoftheC.Y.M. Socety.
ofthatresentmentofprolonned EuropeandominationwhichisaffectingthewholeContinentofAsia. For300yearsthetideofEuropean dominionhasflowedEastward,but thesobhasnowsetin.LiaoyangandMukden,thedrivingback ofthelegionsoftheTsar,gaveit astimulusfarmorepotentthanIf Bengalhadteenadministratively dividedintonopieces."
Andagainthewritercontinues:-
(ByEx-Member")
Alldoubtisdispelledastothe conditionoftheC.Y.M.Societyin England,ryaperusalofthe"CatholicTimes"tohand,inwhichis setforththeproceedingsoftherecentConferenceofalltheSocieties throughoutGreatBritaininthat greatstrongholdofCatholicityWhitehaven. Thistownsituat amonenthebracinghillsofCounty CumberlandisindebtedtoanIrish Princess-StBegatforit4Catholicity. Earlyintheyear650.St. Beeralefthernativeshoresand founded,inthewildsofCumeerland anorderofvans,whosewontwas theconversionofEngland.
Delegatestothenumberofone hundredandfifty,hailingfromthe valleysofEngland,themountainsof Wales.andthehie-blendsofScotland,arrivedatWhitehavenonSaturday.May28th,wheretheyreceivedacivicreception,thecordiality
theOneandOnlyTrueChurch,of whichthroughthemercyofGod.we aremembers.Thispaperwashighlycommended. Themajorityofthet8.000membersoftheC.Y.M.S.inGreatBritain nipTradesUnionists. TheLiverpoolC.Y.M.S.heldan imposingProcessiononMay13th. Tothenemberof7,000theyassembledandtotheaccompanimentofthe CatholicsBands.marchedthroughthe streets. Thousandsofspectators linedthePavements.InIreland, theExecutiveoftheC.Y.M.Soden havecomnletedarrangementsforthe, pilgrimageoftoomemberstothe EucharisticCongresstobeheldin ColognenextAugust.TheLord Ma,orofDublinrecentlyinoneniog CatholicY.M.S.Hallreferredto thegreatbenefitsderivablefrom mernbershininsuchsoommendanis 'Society.TheCatholicBnvs'Brieede aradninctoftheC.Y.M.S.isteak--
TheConferencewasopenedbyDoan Phelan,V.G.,intheCathedralRoom, at7.10p.m.SeveralpapershavingbeenreadanddiscussedtheConferenceadjournedtillMondaynight. whenHisGrace,theAran'shineof Melbourne,wasmostcordiallywel comed. TheConferenee,whichwas continuedduringtheweekdemonstratedthrotellthemanypapersreal' thattheVictorianCatholicyoung menarenotdeadtotheirFaith.and Society.Papersofeveryhighliteraryorderandcontainingthenoblestideals,werereadanddiscussed
WhenthereiswhoopingcoughinagreatimportancetoCatholicity. house,PepswillLefoundsimplyin-TheCatholicYM.Society,founddiseensable.WhoopingcoughisanedinLimerickbyDeanO'Brienon infectiousailmentthatmustrunitsMay19th,184e,hasnowafollowing course,butaliberalsupplyofPepsinEngland,WalesandScotlandof willnotonlyeasethenastycough,IS.000men.Oneofthemostinandallaythatawfulsenseofsuffoca-terestingpapersreadattheContortion,andalleviatetheotherdistres-oncewasthatdealing,withthe"Casingsymptoms,butPreventothertholicPress."TheapathyandinmembersofthefamilywhotakedifferencetotheCatholicJournaldisPepsfromcatchingthesamecornPlayedl,vCatholicsofallclasses, plaint. wasacauseofgreatwonderand infamilieswherewhoopingcoughamesementamongthefewsupporters isafrequentvisitor,itisawiseofthe"CatholicPress."Whenwe Plantoletthechildrenhelpthem-takeintoconsiderationtheantagon- selvestoPeps,whichareanassur-lamandvenomthatiseverywherein anceforhealthandstrengthinthetheoppositecamp,againstCatholi- wintermonths.Obtainablefromallcity,isitnotonlyjustandright, chemistsandstoresat.Is.hd.,andthatweshouldreceivesomesupport lanefamilysize. Pentshouldfromourownpeople.ThePressis beineveryhome. aPowerfullever,-for'goodorevil, thereforesupportyourPress aad havedisseminatedamongyourCatholicBretbrenn-Catholicliterature,sothattheirmindsmayhekeptcog-atsomelength.ThePresidentof nisantyfthedoingsandprogressoftheKalgoorlieC.Y.M.Society(Mr.
inn:laresentawireofcougratu
"TheLondonTimes,"
DuringtheRusso-Japanesewarthe "Piggott.'organyelleditselfhearse,in praiteof"ouryellowhallies,"and stilllaterithas"snuealed."asloudlyfor"moreDreadnoughts,"which cryhasbeentakenupbythewhose ToryPartyfortheirownselfishends ButlikeProwseandallothers,who carrythingstoexcessthe"London Times"hasalsoits"coldwatermoments,"aswitnessthefollowing fromthe"TimesSpecialCorrespondentinIndia,"as*publishedinthat journalofJulyend,last.IndiscuseinetheIndianunrestthearticl, proceeds:"Therealcauseofuun3stisnot Indianat'ail,butAsiatic. The unrestisthemoatvisiblesymptom
"AseriousfactorofthePresent situationisthereflexactionupon Tillieofanincessanthabitofexplainingtotheworldthatwehave BOarmyandareverydubious aboutourNavy.ThonehtfulIndiansareapttotaketheasseverationsofsomeofourJournalists, andOratorsveryliterally.Ihad justreturnedfromwitnessingon thefrontiersomemanoeuvresof thesplendidPeshawarDivision,the firstrightingline,whenanableIndiansaidtomeblandly,"ofcourse weallknowthattheEnglishArmy isnownogood."Inquiet,confidentialmomentsIndianshaveof lateaskedmewhetheracertain foreignnavywasbetterthanours, andtwhetheritwastruethatwe wouldhave"nochance"ifacertainfereisnpowerchosetoattack us. Whenwesetouttobelittle ourselves,weshouldtakesome heedoftheeagerlisteningearsof India."
Thesamestupidpolicyhasbeen pursuednytb'samepaperinregaled toSouthAfricawhenitbitterlyunposedthelateSirHenryCampbell BannermangrantingHomeRuleto theBoers.andisstillbeingpursued inthecaseofIreland.TheDutch farmersarenowloyalsubjects,becausetheyhavebeengrantedtheir freedomhetheLiberalGovernment, andIrelandwillbeloyalandprosperousthemomentagranterboonis conferreduponher.
SomehowthegeneralPolicyofthe "LondonTimes,"seemstobestupidlydetrimentaltotheBritishEnipre,
Colas,AsthmaBronchiii;aru Lungtroublesquicklycured
7,1909.
4-4), LouisGillies&Co.,Australian CatholicDepot,6ydney,73and 74Liv,1pool et,Melbourne 300and302Lonsuale-Street.
LATESTCATHOLICPUBTJCATIONS.
\,..4Ite P.waiaCentralAsia,"byIsabellaMaryrhibbe "BodePapers."snortEssayReadbeforeanAssociationofPriests -WePreachChristCrucified:ConsiderationsandMeditationsfor "LifeofBlessedJulieHilbert,ioundreesofSistersofNotreDame 1.1 "SpectrumofTruth."Sharp-Availing 1 0 0 6
BEGTOINFORMCONVENTS,COLLEGES,RELIGIOUSANDTHE LAITYTHATTHEYHAVEFORSALETHEFOLLOWING
CrucifixesandCrosses,Taagingfie 0 pricefrom6d.,to128.6d.(*Ch.
6 Ho1,WaterFonts,9d.to6e.each. RosaryBeadsfrom28.,to248.,per dozen. Scapularsis.6d.,to31.6d.perdoz. Badge.,9d.tois.6d.dozes. PrayerBookPicturesfromis.3d. toNI.perdoes.
"Rosette:ATaleoftaxisandDublin,"byMrs.W.O'Brien 46 "ATornScrapBook,TalksandTales,illustrativeofthe"OurFather" byGenevievetrans 26 "'HorneforGood,"byMotherLoyola. 46
LIMY
(BACKOFCRITERIONHOTEL), 101-103MURRAYSTREET.
DRAGS,SINGLEANDDOUBLEBUGGIES, 8U6.>ES, CABS, WAGGONETTES,ALLVEHICLESRUMORTYRED.
LADLES'ANDGENT'SHACKS.WESWPAWNEE! 111P11111414LTY
HorsesonHirebyDayorWeek.
W.SMYTH,Proprietor, TELEPHONE,776.
554HaySt.,East,(OppositeMechanic'sInstitute,Perth NEWSAGENCY,STATIONERY,FANCYGOODS,TOYS, ETC.
RegistryOffice.
HOTELANDPRIVATERELIABLEMALE ANDFEMALESER VANTSSUPPLIED.
YOURPATRONAGERESPECTFULLYSOLICITED.
Devotional-Pictures,Oleigraphs,&e.. suitablefurframesorwaildecoration,fromIs.to12s,14er dozen. Medals,from6d.to'As.Peramen* PrayerBooksfrom6d.to7..64. each. Dc,u,tyBibles,from5s.to128.6d. each.
APPROVEDREADERSFORTHECATHOLICSCHOOLSOFAUSTRALASIA.
FromtheFirstIniaatstotheSixthClass-WeareAgentsforthese NewReadersinW.A. Catostalem,,Children'sMassBook,andmanyotherlines,toonumerousto mentionistbislimitedspace. Weinviteenquiries.
NOTEOURNEWADDESS
DWYER&CARROLL,
Booksellersand TELEPHONE1476. 566HAYST.,PERTH (4DOORSFROMBONMARCHESTORES.)
WhoBuyaCostume at
Practicerealeconomy. Theycangetitcheaper fromthedressmaker,of course,buttheycannot getitsequalinfitting orstyleatanyprice.
OurTailors Arereal,theyshrink, press,andputthehand workinasonlyaman can,sothataftera yearsweartheshape, grace,andcomfort,is stillthere.
Pricesfrom£55s.
Parishouse, Tailors&Mercers
(LEACHandBOOLEY,Proprietors.)
TimberMerchantsandUndertakers,Plaining,Moulding andSawmills,GUILDFORD.
Inv SEASONEDJARRAHFLOORING,MOULDINGS,DOORS,SASHES, GLASS,OREGON,DEALS.JARRAHINALLSIZES,LIME, GALVANISEDIRON,SPOUTING,RIDGING,ETC.
JOINERYWORKATSHORTESTNOTICE. ESTIMATESGIVEN. FUNERALSCONDUCTEDINANYPARTOFCOSTALDISTRICTSOF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.COUNTRYORDERSRECEIVEPROMPT ATTENTION.
TEL.21GUILDFORD. Mr.HANKIN,YorkRoad. MIDLANDJUNCTIONREPRESENTATIVI41
OFGUILDFORD HOTEL.
HayStreet,Perth,HannanStreet, Kalgoorlie.BayleyStreet,Coolgardie.
(FromourownCorrespondent).
OnSundaylast,afterthe10 o'clockMassatSt.Mary's,theVery Rev.DeanDrayne,V.F.,preachedon thegospeloftheday.Thenecessityofthefearofmortalsin,andof mortificationwaschieflydwelton.
TheEveningdevotions,consistedct theRosary,asermon,andBenedictionoftheMostHolySacrament. Thesermonwasonthe"Gooduse ofTime."Mr.Hillbeautifullysang Gottnod'sAveMaria,andthehymns, "0JesusopenwideThyheart,"and "GodblessourPope,".aswellae theBnedictionservice,wererendered bythechoir.
OnThursdayandFridaylastthere were.hsavyfallsofrain.Therain wasalmostcontinuous.OnSunday morningtherewasadensefoganda whiterainbow.
OnFridayeveningintheMiner's InstituteMr.W.KeeleygaveaSocialalndDance,inthecelebrationof hisdatighter's2rstbirthday,Miss NellyKeeley;itwasabrilliantsuccessineveryway,Invitationswere accept.,d,freelyand Theaudienceofallclassesandcultureinit selfspokeherpopularity.Everyindividualseemedtoenjoythemself;hilaritepredominating,,ecodhumour tristline,PassedaneveningveryPleasantlyf,rnartleipatorsandonlookers. MissN.Keeleyreceivedsomevery valuaelepresentsfromthebusiness, andohs-eeopleofthevicinity. TheHallwasdecoratedveryapproprintIVwith,..T,enert-andflagsofnations.fromthereklylionrampant on .1,1ofgolddownwards!;Miss McCornish,Mrs.LawareendMrs. Baxterrenderedthemur-ic.Thecaterinywnswellcarriedoutandex-ceedinelytasteful.MissN.Keeley, wenthomeaveryproudyoungwoman.nndoubt. ThshandicaptournamentJustfinistpdbythemembersoftheLawlers TeenisClub,foraveinal:letrophy,
Inconnectionwiththeproposed railwaytoLawlers,someoftheleadtagbusinesspeopleherearestrongly infavouroftheconstructionofthe linefromSandstone.Bygoodscorningthatwaybyrail,insteadofby wayofLeonora,asavingof£2IoS. Pertonwillbeeffected.Thatsavingincoston300,tonspermonth willmeanagoodsumtotheconsumers.Thecostoflivingonthe Fieldsisanimportantconsideration andshouldbeatellingandweights' areumentindecidingtheroute.When thequestionisalsoviewed,froma miningpointofview,thereisnothingontheroutefrom.Leonorato heretocomparewithManiega,Marley.-infact,alltheminingshows in-theLeonoradirectionarenotto becomPazedtoManineaMarley goldcentre. Toallthismust beaddedthefactsthattheSandstonerouteis300milesshorterto herefromthePortofGeraldton,and thatGeraShonisthenaturalport forLawlers.Unlesscentralisation, Publicscandal,andiniquityandinjusticearetoheperpetrated,tosay nothingaboutpoliticallogrolling, landinterests.andpatriotism,beeed onL.S.D.andself.aggrandisement, theproperwayandnaturalwayfor thelinetobeconstructedisvia Sandstone.IfnotGeraldtonwill lescandalouslyrobbed,ofitsnatural trade.andanunjustimpositionwill heplaceduponthepeople,forwhom therailwayisintendedtoserve,in ordertoservethepersonalends(if landsharks,politicaljobbers.and numberoflick-spittles,whoaremere uncompromising,cringing.,andcrawlingtoolstofurthertheirownse fishpersonalends,andamt,ition.:. Themightydollar,sotospeak,is theall-absorbingpatriotismthatis anactuatingandevidentfactorin connection.withtheproposedrailway toLawlers,viaLeonora.Let it heconstructedinthewaythatwi!! bestservethepeopleandtnoState, irrespectiveoftheinterestsandthe influenceofmindremagnates.lan.1 jobbers,crawlers,andsuchilk.
generalPublicatall.Itmerelyad-1 vocatetheviewsofonesideforthe constructionoftherailwaytoLawlers.TheLeague-doesnotsayanythingabouttheroute,viaSandstone. TheLeagueevengotsubscription listsputupatthemines,whereby etchminerisexpectedtosubcribe 2S.totheLeaguefunds,withoutexplainingtothementheusefor whichthemoneyisobtained. The ItaliansdonotunderstandEnglish; andtheothersareleftinthedark astothereal,factthatthemoneyis tobeusedforthepurposeofdoing aninjusticetotheminersthemselves bytheleaguewhichadvocatesthe Leonora-Lawlersroute.Thisroute willmeananextrataxof£2Ws, Pertononallthingsconsumedby theminersandothers.Thewhole businessoftheLeagueis(serriedon inaholeandcornermanner.The Leaguetricetomaketheoutside worldbelievethatalltheLawlers PeoplewanttherailwayfronLeonora.Suchisnotthecase.That istheohjectionatleuseforwhichthe moneywillbeapplied.Thefaresof theLeaguedelegatestoPerthare paidoutofthepeculiarly-raised money.Thusaglaringleveeof politicaljobbery,aflaeitioueexhibitionofcentralisinerapacity,aViganticandbrazencommercialsteal,is to1,eenvelopedinaconepirace silence
Correspondence.
longtothecullandcollarbrigade whichisashamedofparentalaccent, andanythingreminiscentofthesoil ofErin. Itmustberecollected thatthecharacterpourtraeedwas notthatofaneducatedperson-the educatedIrishmanhasahigherobjectivethanthepositionoffactotum toMr.Mixem.
I'llwageratrifle"Disgusted," liversawthe,dearoldlaudorhe wouldnotbesohypersensitiveinregardtoenearnestattempt(however successful)topourirayacharacter truetolife.
AsourCaledonianfriendsdevour Iliteratureofthe"WeeMacgregor," type,and,theBritonthedialecttalcs ofthepolyglotcounties,soatrue Irishmanloxestohaveatouchof theoldcountryatmosphereinhis entertainment. Else,whyshouldyou,sir,soconsistentlygiveusthe"oh-ah,"of "Pat"thesapientcommentator whosopungentlyhitsoffcui*rent events?
ALOVEROFERIN. diam II
(Toth.eEditor"W.A.R.")
Sir,-
(Wearenotresponsibleforthe opinionsexpressedby_ourcorrespondents.-Ed.).
eTheStageIrishman."
(TotheEditor"W.A.R.")
Sir,Withreferencetothecorrespondencewhichhasappearedinyour waseasilywonbyMr.Adams,theTheRailwayLeagueformedherecolumnsitseemstomethat,boiled Postmaster. doesnotrepresenttheviewsofthedown,"Disgusted"appearstobe-
Apropos"TheStageIrishman," controversySurelynooneinthis enlightenedageisignorantenough tosupposethattheIrishpeople "murder"theEnglishlanguagemore, orevoiasmuch.asdotheEnglishthemselves,theScotchorthe Welsh.whytheaccentalone(ofthe PeopleoftheEmeraldIsle)speaks volumesforitselfbeingdistinesly musical,whereastheaccentofloge English,Scotch,orWelsh,is(more oftenthanotherwisepeculiarly harshanddiscordant.Itisalsoa wellknownfact,thatthelpurest Englishintheworldisspokenby thegraduatesofthefamousDublin. University.andhetheeducatedDublinpeoplegenerally. Againthe Trishpeopleareadmittedlythemost artisticintheworld,(hencetheirextremesensitiveness),themostloyalbrave,patriotic,generous,witty,eloquent,.andsoon"adinfinitum.."It isonlytooobviousthatifweused'
SATURDAY,AUGUST-1909.
ourtimeandtalentsinportraying thevirtuesoftheIrishpeople we wouldhavelittlespacefortoheir faults. Yours,etc. "OBSERVANT."-
(TotheEdina"W.A.R.n) Sir,-
WithyourkindpermissionIwould liketomakeafewcommentsin yourinestimablepaper
RetheinfluxofMixedMarriages, Ithin':,sir,that/iftheyoungCatholicpopulationdependedonthe youngmeninsidetheChurok,it wouldbeonthedecreaseinsteadof increasingasitsurelyis:Catholicyounemenaretoofond of;main,their.moneyonthehorses andquitesatisfiedwiththesecond-handhomecomfortsofaboardiaghouse,toworryaboutmakinghomes forthemselves.
InverymanycaseswhenCatholic menofa"so-called'Society, domarry,theyusuallymarryanon Catholic,becausetheythinkourCatholicwomenarenot"class" eneneh.
Thusweveryoftenseeministers, leanmembersoftheBaptistandMethodistpersuasion,hearingTrish-Catholicnames.Thankingyou,and bennethiswillnotbeconsideredin thelightofaerieyance, Yours,etc., "AN(GONE." Claremont, 2:8/on.
(ByHIBERNIAN).
ACoon'sWeddingwasheldinSt. Mary'sHall,lastWednesday,inand ofthefundsoftheAmericanStall. attheforthcomingAllNation'sFanCarniettl.TheHall'wascrowdedi mostofthegentlemenhavingto stand,duringtheearlypartowingto alltheseatingaccommodationbeing te:einuP.Theceremonytakingplace atSt.Mane'sSchool,theWedding Partythendrove,viaHannan'sSt., toSt.Mare'sHall.inanrougham, kindlylentbyMr.D.Sullivan.The wedding,.partyarrtvedatthehallat 8.30andointawalkedintotheroom. DancingwasinduleedtillthebreakfastDuringtheleetkfastspeeches weremadebttheculledcoonspresent.allofwhomwereattiredin fancycostumeandegchhadacoonnee- Thefollowingtookparts, Bride,MissAnnieQueallyBridegroom,Mr.IvanMarshallBridesmaids,MissKatieJones,MissElsie StormanBeatman,Mr.JimScan lanGroomsman,Mr.AlickCraw ford;ParentsofBride,Mr.Mick ScanlanandMissMarySullivan Guest.Mrs,Malan,MissWoods,
thedemaiaofindustry.Forsome considerabletimeShoynavebeenen'seed,milerthesuperiisioaofthe BartersofMercy,inthemanufacture ofMeeOil,acommoditywinchis largelyusedforbouseboidpurposes, andwhichtheyseersucceededin producingequaltothebestSPanish article.Itispronouncedtobehighlynutritiousasafoodfordelicate personssadoeeauseofthemany usestowhichitcanbedirected,is indispensableInthehome.Wedirecttheattentionofourreadersto thisgrowiseindustryofthelittle orPhansofourState,inthehope thattheirpatronagemaybeextendedtothem.Theoilcanbehad fromtheConventofMercy,Victoria Square,andfromtheleadingcity grocers.Already'ithasrounda marketintheEasternStates,and itisspokenofwiththehighestcommendatioe. Inanotherdirection also,thelittleonesoftheorphanage aredeserIncofaoticeandsupport. Theyproducenuantitiesofgoods in knitted stockings and socks,andhavefoundready purchasers for them. We haveseentheirsamplesandcertainlytheyspeakvolumesfortheusefulnessandworthofthechildren Theirindustrydeservestheeu ofallwhowouldseethem utilisinetheiryouthfulenergiesie thedirectionofselfsupportand consequontis,withdrawingthemselves fromtheuncertaintyoftheworld'e charity.
dulyregisteredsulecriberstothe hospitalep,,eep. OWpoundper yearei\esthe,uhscribertheprivilegeofsendinglivepatientetothe Hospitalintheyear.Theschemeis notabadone,butwedoubtifit willwork.Thepeoplepayenoughin exorbitanttaxationtomeettheupkeepofthepublichospitals,butthe moneyissquanderedonthecivilservice,fatbillets,andontheoutrageousEducationalExianditure.
W.A.spent£7,873,ns.4d.onthe muchboomed"WestAustralian Court"attheFrancoBritishExhionion.Itwasonlyawhistle,but itwastoodear.
TheLeonora-LawlersRailwayLeaguearepressingtheirclaims,and theybelievethatthePremierisfavourabletothescheme.
ThenewGoldfieldatTanamiis reportedonloGeologistsinavery favourablelight
AtemporaryappointmentasAssistanttothatmuchworkedgentleman-CommissionerJullhasteenmade inthepersonofMr.SinclairMcGibben,wellknownaspu!licaccountant.
TheCivilServants,underthe leadershipofMr.Northliaveentered aprotestagainstworkingonSaturdayafternoon
0
11thereisonethingthatexcites interestatthepresentjuncturewhen somanyarebeing"calledup,"it istheOldAgePension.TheFederal Parliamenthassanctionedthevery modestsumofamillionsterlingto Paytheoldagepensions.Noone, exceptpossiblytheburlsSirJohn. Forrestcantellwherethemoneyis raised.-butitisreadyfordistributiontothatamount. If,then,the oldpeoplecanestablishtheirbona-
Buzacoltseemstoheeettingleft intheraceforFederalplums.It isnotthefirsttime,though Rev.Mr.Snellspeakingofvarious thingsinhissermononlastSunday issu,.osedthavesaidthatno Ip o PanteorChurchshouldcondemnanother.asiftheformerwasexclusivelyright WhatKleueodhyprocriss thisis.Thisisthesamefellow, whoafewwearago,asanOrange bubblewentoutofhiswayandOutragedtheCatholiccommunitybya vitriolicoutntrstofshamelessabuse. Ohyeshepherdstell!
Youknownothingofban--books,of interest,greatspeculations, Oftradeanditslaws,ofitsmaxims.aspureasthesnow: Youhave,treasureinHeaven,there atleastyouhavegreatexpecta- tions, Unaforsociety,now,poorsoul, youmaygo
Thechiefquarantineofficerofthe Commonwealth(Dr.Norris),inreply toaquestionrecentlysaidthatit wasPossibleforainykindofdisease tobedistributed,bypostalmatter.Iftheusualhealthprecautionswere taken,however,thatwouldonlybe aprobablecontingency. There would,ofcourse,beagreaterrisk totheofficialsinthesortingrooms,thantoindividualsoutside. The mostlikelyaccumulationofalarge numberofInfectedletters,andthus causingalocalsourcefromwhichconsumptionorotherdiseasesmight arise. Thatconditionofaffairs, however,wouldbeobviatedbethe roomsbeingkeptwholesomeand clean. Heconsideredtherewas morefearofscarletfeverorsmallpoxbeingcarriedbyletters,butthe greatestcareshouldI.etakento. guard.againstanykindofdisease.
ThePostmaster-General(SirJob* Quic:)referringtothe'statement madebyoneofthewitnessesbefore thePostalCommissionofthepre- valenceofconsumptionattheGener- alPostOffice,soielthatthecommissionshouldmakefurtherinquiries intothematter.Hewasnot'ask- ingforareportfromtheofficer. Heintendedtoleavethematter there.
Bereseectable,yes,butall votienendsthere.
ThenewParliamentwasopenedon ThursdaybyHisExcellencySirGeraldStrickland.Thehousesmetand thememberstaled,Sec.Therulers Passelsuppliesandwentintowinter quartersagain,untilthePremierand Co.choosetoreturnfromtheConferenceintheEast.
WordinSeason.
ItisPerhaps,i-tgenerallyknown thatthechildrenofSt.Joseph'sOrphanaze,atSuhiaco,havesome claimwensthepatronageofthepeo- pleofthisStatefortheirserviceis
Mr.Johnson,M.L.A.,hastakenan anadditionalneotohisParliamentaryoffice. Hislessfortunate comradesintheLabourorganisation growlathisviolationofthesup- posedlabourprinciple-whichdeclareththattheyarejobless;ordothey reallymeanwhattheymaneoutby -"oneman,onejob."! Isit 'heirprotest? Shakeenearedidn't seemtotr'stthosewhoascended quicklyUVyoungambition'sladder. Perhapsthesamemayexplainthe attitudeofthefriendsofMr.Johnson.
ThePerthPublicHospitalBoard hasmadeanewseriesofrules.For thefuturenopriestormagistrate mayrecommendapatienttothat Institutien-saeesuchashaveLeon
im-
itsde-
Butperchance,asyourpoor,thekindworldwillaccordyoupermsalon
Tohreakthroughitsrulesendsay erayerstoyourGodinitsface; Itallowsforthefoiblesofpeopleof tenth-ratecondition, Thosewhomithathspurned,may, perhapsneedalittlermoregrace.
Pooroldwoman,theworld.,aeyou know,isuncommonlyclever,
Aedittellsyou,yousayallyour prayersbyroteandmachine Ithasfoundoutenigmasandsolvedhardestproblems,butnever DiscoveredthedeepthingsofFaith, orpiercedthroughtheunseen.
DeLargieiseasilythefirstLabourelectforthenextFederalEleetions.Hehasbeenabusedfearfully tidestheyareinW.A.;hutthepeopleevidentlybesion. suretogettheirpen heisarnolgthebestofthee representatives,andcertainlythe -1298claimshaveleenforwardedbestoftheaspirants. fromW.A.-quitealargenuml,er,it istrue.SofarfortyofthesehaveOnseeinga.woodoldladythumbbeenrecognise:I,and17havebeeningherheads,asshewendedherwas rejected. Why,wedonotknow,throughtheterrace,abuddingpoet OurStateissitiPPosdtocontributewrotethefollowing £90,000towardstheFederalOHPooroldwoman,iondotettheword.:; AirePensionAct,butiftheydonot thinksyouawretchedfanatic PassalargerpercentageofW.A.ap-Totroubleyourselfwithyourbeads plicantsthantheyhavesofardone, andyourerayersinthestreet itremainsacertaintythattheFed-Youhadfarbetterdoyourdevo- eralGovernmentisfraudentlytaking Lionsatborneineounattic ourmoney,andwhetheritwillhe Itgivesitsuchpaintoregardyou usedtogiVepensionstotheEastern- arsdustatitsfeet. ersisamootquestion.TrulyifYouaretoosuperstitioustheworld, theycommand£9o,00oofour youknow,hatessuperstition money,whynotspendthesamei Itlovesmoderationandsoberness amountonpensionsetoouroldsaid, eveninprayer; andotherwisesuperannuatedinhabi-Bereligious,oh,certainly,if MissCasserle,MissRay.MissMea-tants?However,itisbetterto provesyourposition, nee,Mr.MickDonough,Mr.Midiwait? Maloney,Mr.JackSternJac';Walker.Fran:Storman,MissM.Meehanplayedtheweddingmarchand theaccompaniments.Agoodpro-granun,ofsongsandrecitations weregob!through'bytheCoons,and Coonesses.andMissShealy.The presentswerecostlyandnumerous. andtookallthecoonstowatch them. shallsendyousomeHibernian N,owslateron.AEuchreTournamentwasheldherelatelyinaidof ChrisPlunkett.TheSecretarieshad much',Leasureinhandingoverthe ameuntof£20.Greatpraisemust begiventothetwojointSecretarVWMr.Jim.ScanlanendMr.Jim Knowles,forthe'waytheyworked tomanetheTournamenta.sue Cetis.
Youarewantinginintellectthis isnoagefordevotion.
Pray,don'tshowtheworldthat youthinkenyoursouloryour prayers ItdislikesourLord'speaceinthe midstofitsstrifeandcommotion.
WhathasHeavento'dowiththe haverofstoeTssodorshares?
Mies.J.M.VEALEandFAMILYdesiretoexpresstheirgreatGRATITUDE,firsttoDoctorsJoel, andFlenn,fortheirunremitting careand andsecondlyto,theNursesandMatronforthe kindattentionandeffortsdaring theillnessinthehospitaloftheir latesonsaidbrother,andthey wouldtakethisopportunityof punliC1TH&NKINGthemany kindfriendsofBunbure-anddis- trict,andme:tecialle-MesdamesIIlingworth'andMarshfortheir sympathyandtendernessduring theirbereavement.
Spokentoonthematterofprovid-ingsleepingaccommodationforse-cond-classpassengers,especiallyladies.ontheKalgoorlie-Perthexpress,. theCommissionersaidhecouldnot givethesamefacilitiesforcomfort, asthoseprevailingintheordinary first-classsleepligcars,butthatha mightprovideaccommodationwhere- bythe'travellingpubliccould "stretchout"Whenthiswaspos- sible,theladieswouldhavethetene- fitoftheprivilege.Therenever seemedanyreasonablereasonwhy thefolding'seatswerenotalldweduD ishopedtheCommissionerwillallow inallnightjourneycarriages,andit thisinallcarriages,anadnotletit beconfinedto"sleepers,"asat present.
TheMinisterfee'Defencehasan- nouncedthattheGovernmenthad decidedtoofferaprizeofPlowfor theinventionoranairshipsuitatle forwarpurposes,theconditionbein,gthatasimilaramountSasoffered bythepublic.Theregulationsfor thecompetitionwillbedrawnupby anexpert.
Thesexproblem,asfaraspoultry isconcernedisevidentlysettled,if Mr.W.T.Stead,editorofthe"Re- vieworPeeiews,"istobecredited inhisincredibleyetcircumstantial storyregardinganinventionwhich hehasnamedthe"sexaphone." saysthataMr.Williams,aworking engineeratCatford,noticedoneday thatsomesmallsteelarticlessuspen- dedfromthewanofhisworkshop by"wirewerequivering,withoutany visiblecause.Astheouiveringeon- tinued.hehuntedabouttodiscover thesourceofthedisturbance.Int mediatelybelowthependantofsteel Fomeon,hadplacedabasketfulit ergs,.andassoonasheremoved. thisbaskettoseeiftherewas a magnetofanysortunderneath,the quiveringceased. Hereplacedtbe
basket,andthequiveringrecornmenced,convincinghimthatthereE wassomeconaeCtionbetweenthe movementofthesteelandtheeggs. Mr.Williamsatoncebeeranexperimentingwiththishithertounsuspectedrelationship,andfoundoutthat, whileasterileegKwouldhavenoeffectuponthesteeloneeggcausedthe steeltomovebacawardsandfor wardsinptnitulumst0e,whileanothercause;'ittoswineinpendulum style.while.anotheecauseditto swinginsmoltcircle.Hehatched outthefirstegg,andthechicken thatcarneoutwasapullet.He hatchedoutthesecond,andoutCaere acockerel.Itisinthiswisethat Mr.Williamsclaimstohavestumbleduponanaleedittelynewphysical phenomenon,thenewerofsexin eggsoranylivingorganismpossessisigsextomove6,pendantpieceof steelfromsidetosideiffemale,and inacircleifmale.Mr.Steadsays thathemetMr.Williamsatanexhibitionofthe"sexaphone,"arrangedbythe"DailyMirror"atthe HotelCecilandMr.Williamsassuredhimthathehadverifiedhis strangediseoverythousandsoftimes beforemakingitpublic.InresponsetoeuestionsbyMr.Stead,the inventorinvitedhimtomakeatrial oftheinventionforhimself."I trieditonGenerglSirAlfredTurner'shead,"writesMr.Stead,and thelittlesteelall,suspendedbya finesteelwirewassoonlee-rating roundandroundasifitwouldnever stop. Itrieditonalady'shead, Ticecircularmovementslowlydied away,andthentheballbeganto swingbackandforthlikethependulumofaclock,"Exinrimentswere thenmadeinMr.Stead'spresenceon animalssuchashedge:1104Sandwhite mice,andineachcasethe"sexes. PhOne's"indicationswerecorrect."Starr"
TheBoulderCatholicYoungMen's Societywillholditsusualweekly meet-niehtAfternusinessaEuchre Tournan-entwillbeheld,forwhich goodprizesarebeingsofiered.
A`themeetingoftheBoulderC.Y. M.S.,heldonThursdayeeeninee lecturewasgivenin"Sein-Feinism versusParliamentarianism"nyMr. GeraldHartres.
Thespeaker,whofavouredsein feinism,citedvariousinstancesin thebistoriedof,differentcountries, drawingspecialattentiontothesue cessofthepassive-resistantpolicyof Hunger,aeainstAustria.Heurged thattheIrishParliarrentareParty isinadequateforthepresentnecessitiesofIreland,andthatthe"paltre pathativeswonbythatpartyhad drawnattentionfromtheevilthat threaten'dthenation'sexistenceimmigration. Hisaddresscentred mainly-ontheimmigrationperil.
PITREMILKDELIVEREDTWICE DAILY.
ONECOW'SMILKFORINFANTS ANDINVALIDS.
Attheconclusionofthelecture,a eritieismonMr.Hartrey's-contention tookplace. Mr.WalterDwyer spokeinfavourofParliamentarianism,defendingitadmirably.He contendedthats,in-foinismis"the Iolicyofdespair,"andthatitit altogetherimpracticanle. Onthe whole,heremarkedMr.Hartrey's exampleswerenot.by,anymeans Par.rllel.Mr.DwyerwasbrieflysupportedbyMessrs.M.Brown,W. O'Brien,andC.Tierney. Mr.Hartreyreplied,andmoved"ThatthemeetingsupporttheabolitionoftheIrishParliamentary Party."Themotionwaslost.Mr Dwyermewed"Thatthedepreciation ofIreland'sloeulationisnotin anywayattributabletotheIrish ParliamentaryParty."Themotion wascarriedunanimously.
Avoteofthanswasaccon:ledto Mr.Hat-treyonmotionofMr.Dwyer
Th:HonSecretaryoftheGirl's ReformatoryCommittee,Mr.Camp-bell,saysthattheeancertwhichwas recentlyheldinHisMajesty'sTheatre,inaidoftheGirls'Reformutorn Leederville,hasresultedinaprofit of£2025.ed.-whichsumhasbeen handedtotheMotherSuperior.
Thefinalmeetingofthefilt.Patrick'sDayCommitteewillbeheld atthePalaceonTuesdayeveninethe Tothinst.at8o'clock,whenthe balancesheetwillbepresented.All thedelegatesareexpectedtoattend.
ACARD
Dir.GeorgeT.Cense", MasterofElocution.
Pupilscoachedforl'ulpit,Stage,liar andPlatforui.
Studio:COLONIALMUTUALCHAMBERS st,George'sTeriaee,Perth
HA.C.B.sociwry.
DistrictBoardandMetropolitan Branches.
Euchre?artyandDance inskioftheClarenceNettleFund.
HIBERNIANHALL,MURRAY STREET,PERTH.
TUESDAY24AUGUST,1909.
Refreshments. Sheridan'sBand.
TicketsGENTS1/6.LADIESee-
Donationsforthischaritableobject willbegratefullyreceivedandacknowledned.
B.SHINE,Secretary. CornerPierandMurrayStreets, Peith. nemenemEmme INMEMORIAM.
O'NEILL.-Inlovingmemoryef QueeleieO'Neillwhodepartedthii lifeonAugust8th,1900. DearHeartofJesustoherextend Themercyofafatherandafriend. Insertedbyheraffectionate parents.
-444-
EARLE.-IlelovingmemoryofJohn JosephEarle,whodiedonthe 6thAugust,1905. Mayhissoulrestinpeace. Insertedbyhislovinemother, aunties,SistersandBrother.
BeindefatigableInyourpurpose 4ndeittiendaustedspiritresist iniquityandtrytoconquerevil win&good.havingbeforeoureyes ,herewardpreparedferthosewho "twillatforthenameofChrist."PIUSIX.
SATURDAY,AUGUST7.10(0.
TheBeagleBayMission theRecordofits fortheNatives.
scientificcompletenessoftheinstitution,situate,in_the_heartoftheeWildernessofthefarNorthWest.Were iteatthatthereportisfromthe penofaProtestant,who"payslittleattention;tothereligiousaspect Ofthequestion,''-es(bothqualificationsMr.Isdellpredicatesofhimself),theoridinarereaderwouldbe inclinedtosaythatsomeperson. enamouredoftheMissionandthe Idlissionaries herd unduly exaggerated their work,and thattheaccountmightbe relegatedtothecategoryofincredulousstorieswhicharesummarisedis thewellknownexpression,"Cows farawaywearlonghorns." l'he Inspector,howevergiveshisreport asanimpartialwitness,andheof fersintestimonyofitsaccuracy, theunsolicitedopinionofthetusimessmenofBroome,andtheStation ownersintheimmediatevicinityot BeagleBaeandfurtheemore.declares thatavisittotheMissionbythe ChiefProtectorofAborigines,orany ofthemembersoftheGovernment woildconfirmhisownimpressions. Thisispracticallyachallenge*mown outbythelocalInspectorandit (melttosettlethemalignantreportswhichhavebeencurrently sPreadbydesigningindividuals,who likethecriticsofold,couldnotsee anygoodinanythingthathailed fromNazareth.
Beforetheworld,theBeagleBay Missionstandsto-dayhonouredbya critiqueonitswork,thatwereacredittoanyinstitutionwithinthe historyoftheChristianera.Every departmentpleasedtheGovernment Official."TheSlaughterYardis thebestandcleanestIhaveseenin theState,"saidhe.Andagain "Butcher'sshop,cementfloor,all tablesscrupulouslyclean,allironworkbrightandshining,&e.-.suite thereverseoftheinvidiousreports whicharestillfreshinthememory ofthosewhotaheenactiveinterest inBeagleBay.Theschoolroomsare welldividedtosuittheyoungand olderoftheboysandgirlsthe sleepireeaccommodationiswellplacedandwellfurnished,andtheclawingofthechildrenisadmirable.The SistersofSt.JohnofGodteachthe girlssewing,cooking.laundrywork, thecareandupkeepofahouse,&c.. Thekitchenischaracterisedas''a modelone."Thecementedflooris keptscrupulouslyclean,iswashed frequently-thewaterlain;onthe spot.-justasitisfoundinthebeet eilliepedhousesinthecity."The blae'rsmith'sshop,"continuesthereport,"isoneofthebestfitited-out shops--northofFremantle.Thereare labour-savingmachinesofallelesoriprionsandforexecutionofallclassesof metalandironwork.Closebyare thecarpenter'sshop,eqvallyequiPPed andthesaddleandharnessdepart meatsquiteup-to-dateincompletenessandeffleiynce Therearene lassthantenlaybrothers,eachof whamisaqualifiedtrades/deninhis ownspecialbranch,towit,-"Engineer,driverandmetalworicer(black smithawlhalf-caste'boy),carpenter andjoiner,tailorand-sailmaker, gardener,stonemason,andiiuilder, butcherandbaker,twocooks,and awell-sinkerinchargeofa'airing I " 1d
time.Afull-blooded.1130,)of16isa firstclasstailor,anotherabutcher, baser,cook,harnessmaker,&c.,&c., ManyotherthingsdidtheInspector sayinhisreportwhichwereas complimentaryto'theworkofthi3 'BeagleBayMissionariesasthese'we havequotedbutenoughhasbeen quotedtoshowthattieMissionis unequalledperhapsintheworld,by reasonoftheworethanstandste itscredit,ofthelustperannumits workentails,andthemiserlypittancewhichtheGovernmentdoles4. outtoitasasubsidy.Themission spendsabout£2000perannum.Nothingisspentinsalaries-ifweerxosPtthewa6'espaidtoa native who hasectIltx1down withinthemissionprecincts, and 13 married.Thereforethe enormoussumof£2000isspentfor thegoodofthenatives,andthesupportofthewhites.Ofthisamount theGovernmentgivesabeggarly Eye);theamountrealistontheir stockwouldtotalabout£600per annum,andthecaeamounts with about£270forindigentreliefmoney andafewpoundsfromapearling luggermakeupthewholeincome ofthemission.Thelossentailed thereforeintheworkoftheBeagle BayMissionisroughlyspeaking £;00perannum.True,somereliefcomesfromtheEasternStates( butasMr.Isdellforciblyremarks "noonereceivesanysalaryor wages,exceptthehalf-castesaddler. Theothersareallvoluntaryworkers,spendingtheirtradeknowledge, andtheirlivesonbehalfofthewaifs andstraysfromtheAborigines' Camp. IsthereanotherMissionin th.State,workingonsschvoluntary, lin-s?"askstheenthusiasticInspector. Weobservedintheleadingarticle ofthe"WestAustralian,"ofWednesday'sissue,thattheGovernment receivedaratonitsmetaphorical backforitsliberalgranttothe natives."Thegenerousattitudeot Parliament,"saysthedailypaper, "towardsthecolourednativerace, isstronglyattestedbythefactthat lastyearjustonRe8000wasspent inMAINTAININGTHEINSPECTORIALSTAFF,inrelievingtheold andinfirm,andotherwisenecessitous blacks.andgen'rallvinameliorating theconditionoftheaboriginaland halfcastepopulation."Nowifwe taketheblackstonumbereau-thing between25,000and:even)according, tothereportoflt.adingstatisticians andifwearetoldthatoutofthe .te8,000orEI7,949tobemoreaccurate,asumof£1,870wasspenton theblacks,wecannotseeforamoment,anythinglikegenerostitetothe nativesonbehalfoftheGovernment. TheGovernmentspent£16,070on fatsalariestotheInspectorialstaff, end£1879on27,coonatives-taking themeanpoettlatian.Byalittle cateulationwefindthattheGovernmentspendsthegleanticsumof aboutIs.4:1.-oneshillingandfour pencePERANNUMlerblack. Whereistheliberality,-the:generosity,thejustice,orhumanityofsuch dealing? en
Pant. Thechirenarewelltrained,well-housed,well-clothed,andwell fed."Noonecansay,"saidMr. Isdell,'thechildrenareeitherovet schooled,over-cherehed,oroverandworked. Iamperfectlyeatis. tiedthatthismissionisdoing a Work'greatand,goodworktothesewaifs, andstraysfromthenativecamps. andthattheyarebeingwell-taught andeelippedwithserviceableand usefulknowledgefortheirfuture life."
TheeulogisticandinterestingreportsubmittedbyMr.JamesIsdell -laspectorofAborigines,-ontheexcellentworkthathas,andisbeing doneattheBeagleBayMissionIn' theecorAborigines,mustheamatterfor,deepgratificationtoallwho arehumaneenoughtorecognise dutytheeowethenatives,andthe sempathywhichtheirostracism shouldcommandfrom'professing Cheistians.Thereportis,sodetail-f14,andhedeclaresthatitisa matterofgreatpleasuretoseethe accuracyandprecisienofShese youthsdeftlyusinatheforge-hare men-withfulletleandinpesiect
Anotherimportantparagraphin the,reportistheInspector'stribute tothefall-bloods'andhalfcaste's crestprolciencyinthe'different tradestheyhavelearntattheMis sion.Hequotestheinstanceofa halfcasteboyof17yearsofage-beingafirst-classblacksmith.With himareassociatedthreewhole eloodednatives,underthealeof edandwithal-s0satisfactory,concerningeverydepartmentunderthe controlofthemission,thatonemarvelsat.thewondsousprogressand
Studentsoftheproblemsofgovernmentneverhadabetteraeportunite toseecertainextremepropositions carriedintopracticethanFranceis furnishingatthepresentmoment, TheSocialisttheoryofgovernment performingfunctionswhichhavehithertobeenlefttoprivateenterprise hasbeencarriedtheretogreatlength. withtheresultthattiescountry,a! nowonthebrinkofanotherg strikeofitspublicservants,ina fighttoseewhetherFranceisstill strongerthantheformidablemachine shehascreated, Ithasconstantlybeenpointedout byeconomistsofradicaltendencies, whonevertheless,still.adheretothe individualistideaoferovernment, thatthetendencyofsocialisttheoriesifputintopracticewouldcreate anignorantand,tyrannicaloligarchy. TheceleeratedSecretCouncilofV.2. nicewouldnotbemoreformidableto
7,1909.
individualliberty. Acondition, wherealarge.partofthepopulation Iiinstateemployisalreadyproving dangeroustoFrance;andwemay imaginewhatwouldhappenitevery iodividnalintheStatehadhisemploymentdictatedtohim,bysome governingmachine,-nominallybutnoe practicallyresponsibletothepublic will.
Thegoverningclique,socreated wouldinfactbeestablishedispowerpermanentlybetheenormousfayoursitcouldconferuponitssupporters. Itwouldbeabletodictate themostdistastefultaskstoitsmet/Ice,andtoleavealltheeasiest workforitsownfollowing,who, themselveswouldbeinacontinued stateoffearandgooddisciplinelest thelackofloyalsupport.tothemachineshoulddeprivethemoftheonlyadvantagesworthhalvinginsucha stateofsociety.
verylargescale,inaidofthebuildingFund.TheRev.Father,Fagan hasbeenresidentthereforthepast week.
Fortheeastfewweeksthesub, jestsoftheSundayEvening'ssermon intheCathedralhavebeenthe"First Commandment,"oftheDecalogue. Already''Adoration,""Worship,' "Faith,"and"Han,"havebeen dealtwith.Thepeopleseemtotake goatinterestinthedogmaticor doctrinalinstructions,andthecon&napalms,too,havebeenvery large.
Themonthlyprocessioninhonourof theMostBlessedSacramenttook placeonlastSundaynight.The ChildrenofMarywerepresentIn goodnumbers.
Somethingofthekindhasbeengo ingoninFrance.Onepublicfunctionafteranotherhasbeenexpanded.Itisevenproposednowthatthe Postal,savingsbanksshouldlaneoverthegeneralbankingbusinessof thecountry,therebyconvertingprivateenterpriseatpresentadding steadilytothenationalwealthinto anexpensivemachinewhicheasel neverbeasefficientorasenterprising; saynothingofsufferingfromthe wa3tefulnesswhicheheracterizesmore orlesseventhebeetofgovernment de.artments.AsinotherdepartmeetsoftheFrenchservicetheteteetetiontocreateneedlessjobs,for thesakeofsecurinepoliticalfollowinewouldworkthesamemisohief inthefuturewhichwecanseethat ithasdoneinthepast.
Theonlyconditioninwhichasuecessfulaeplicationofcollectivist theoriesisconceivableisonewhere wecan1.eainbyinventingnew kindofhumanbeing,devoidofselfishness,originality,orambition.
AboutIorchildrenfromSt.Joseph'sSchool,VictoriaSquare,were enrolledintheBrownScapularlast week.
TheRev.FatherFahey,paida businessvisittoPerthduringthe week. Hehasbeenkeptverybusy inhisimmensedistrictduringthe Pastfewmonths.
TheR,.V.FatherVerlingofficiated atareligiousprofessionintheConventofSt.JohnofGod,Subiacoon lastSaturdaymorning.
TheRev.FatherFlood,whohad beenaweekinthecity-underthe careoftheeyespeciallst-inturned totheNewNorciaMentononlast Friday.TheRev.gentleman'ssight hasbeenquite"restored.He'iscorerailedtowearglasses,butheassuredourcorrespondent,thatheean seeperfectlywiththem.The,operationforcataracthasbeenapronouncedsuccess.
sincerelythanehim,letushopethat manyotheesthroughouttheState willbeinspiredwiththeexamPl!hs hasgivenbyhisvoluntaryassistance inthespreadofCatholictruth.
Thenay,FatherGriffinofNewcastlepaidahunriedvisittoPerthduringtheweek.
AtameetiihroftheCathedralOrganExecutiveCommittee,heldlast weekatthePalace,thequestionof placingtheonderforagreatOrgan fortheCathedralwasdecided.With Mr.DoddofAdelaideandPerth,the orderistoheplaced,anditisexpectedthattheOrganwillbeinstalledFREEOFDEBT,intheCa thedrallanextEaster.Weare gladthatfinalityhasbeenreached, becausenowourpeople,whohave beengenerousindeed,willbespurredontonewefforts,.torealisethe theamountofmoneythatisstill required.Alreadywehavenoticed inthiscolumnthattheCathedral ChildrenofMaryhavebeenworking upamonsterEuchreTournament-theproceedsofwhichgototheortees'account.Thisisasitshould bteandwearegladtobeabletosay thatthisadmirableSodalityis leavingnostoneunturned,"touse awell-knownexpression,toraisean amountthatwilldothemcreditaft anenergeticbody,andgivethemat: honourablefitaceamongtheworkers. whohavestrivensobardtohavea beautifulorestnplacedinthemother Church,ofthePerthdiocese.
WearegladtosaythattheCathedralLadies'Clubismakinggreat headway,andisfastbeaminga mostprogressiveandattractiveinstitution.'Theirbeautifulroomwa. crowdedonlastThursday,whenthee gaveaneveningtotheirfriends. Everybodyseemedtobepleased, withthevarietyoffunandamusement,whichthehostesseshadpro vided.Daintysupper,alittledance, pictorialcompetitions,cards,&c., &c.,madeupafewpleasanthours. Theseeveningsmightbegivenfrequentlytogroatadvantage,andwe mustadmitthatwheneverthis('lub hasofferedanythingofthesort,the membersdeservedandreceivedthe highestpraisefromthevisitors.
August8th-SundayX.afterPentecast. Commemorationofallthe OhiefPastors.
Mon9-VigilSt.Laurence. St.Emygdius,Bishopand Martyr.
Teesto-St.Laurence,Martyr. DoubleIIClasswith()stave. Wed.u-st.XestusHePopeand Martyr. Thur.12-St.Philomena,Virginand Martyr. Sat.I4-VigilofAssumption. (FastDay). St.HormisdasPopeandConfessor.
TheRev.FatherO'Donnell.C.SS. ,R.,conductstheemendretreatfor tfieSistersofSt.JohnofGod,Subiaco,thisweek.
Twoiitw!whetshavebenondain.xl inIrelandfortheDioceseofPerth-oneatCar:ow.theRev.FatherMoeoney;theotheratAllHallows'College,-theRev.FatherMcCabe.
TheDance,organisedforthe Orphans,byMr.andMrs.Shineand Cotninitteewasagreatsuccesson lastTties:1,tynightintheHibernian Hall.
(ByFREELANCE)
TheNo-Confidence.MotionwasdisposedofonFriday,whentheDeakin -CookGovernmentsecuredamajority ofsevenvotes.
Wewouldsuggestthattheother CatholicSocietiesdolikewise.Why shouldnettheBranchesoftheSacredHeartConfraternitieshavea shareintheerectionoftheorgan Itonlyrequiresalittleextraeffort forafewweeks.Again,whyshould nottheHibernianSocietyandeven theForresters'Societydosomething asCatholicunitsorcorporatebodiestowardstheexpenseentailedin suchalaudablework?Wehope theseSocietieswillseetheirway tofullinwiththissaggestion.It ismucheasierforasociety,oran onganisationtoworktipanentertainment,thanforafewindiyidu,als whomustdependsomuchonthe :rooddispositionofothers-whomay ormaynotHAVEascrapOFSYMPATHYforthecausetheindividuals areendeavolivinetopromote.
TheRev.FathersManganandCarney.C.SS.R.s',returnedfromthe Goldfieldslastweek,wheretheyhad beengivingarduousmissions. The Rev.FatherManganstartsagain afewdayshenceforMeekatharra. andtheothermanystationsinthat district.
TheFeastofSt.AlehousesLiguori-FounderoftheOrderofthe Most Holy Redeemer, was celebratedwithgreatceremony andrejoicingattheMonasterylast nday.TherewasSolemnHigh essinthemorning,andapaneygric oetheSaintattheeveningdevo tions.Therewereabouttwentyfour priestspresentatthe''gandeannell." HisLordshiptheBishopsentaletterofapologyforhieeon-attendance -owingtotheseverityoftheweather.MonsitnerBourkewaseresent. thotiehheWSISnotfeelingtoowell afterhisrecentillness.
TheCathedralAltarSocietyhas spentaboutEnowithinthepasttwo months,onrepairsandadditionsto thefurnitureoftheChurch. This Societydeservesandoughttoreceive verygenerousandgeneralsupport. Onitslittletreasurypracticallyde peindstheentireupkeenofthechurch. Theelectriclight,thecandles.the altarlinen,thewashing,thewater rates,thesanctuaryoil,thematting andcarpeting,thealtarwine,the charwoman,theorganistandorganblowerandthevestmentsarejusta fewofthechargeswhichthislittle Societylooksafter,andwhenthey areallconsidereditwillbereadile recognisedthattheexpensesincidentaltotheupkeepof the Cathedralareverylarge in-. ded.Itisdevoutlyandmostearnestlywishedthatagreaternumber ofthecongregationwouldshowa practicalinterestintheSocietyand helpit'hetheirsupportingifts,or subscribers.
TheBeagleBayMissionhasbeen eminentlyrecognisedbyMr.IsdelloneoftheN.W.ProtectorsofNatives.Hisreportiseulogisticfrom beginningtoend.TheGovernment shouldendeavourto.paytheMission fortheadmirableworkitisdischargingtowardsthemuchdespised natives.Perhapsinafewyearsit mayheselesupeortineandmaynot askforGovernmentsuleidy.
Mr.Webster,memberforGwydir putupanAustralianrecordby speakingforninehoursandforty minutes,aremarkableperformaneit willbeadmitted;speechesofinondinatelengthareusuallystuffedwith longextractsfrom"Hansard." newspapers,magazines,etc.,and thespeakerisoftenkeptgoing btrepeatedinterjectionswhether;theybe relevantorirrelevant,butallthose factorswereabsentduringMr.Webster'ssensationaleffort,hisoneor twoextractswouldnothavesitfIced formorethanhalfanhourwhile memberswerereallyafraidtointerjectnotknowingwhenthetorrent oftalkwouldceaseifthestreamwas fedinthatfashion.Thespeeohwas agoodoneitsonlyfaultbeingits length,a"stonewall"issometimes necessaryandhag.goodresults.but onthisoccasionnothingwastobe gained. TherealandonlyG.Reidtool: partinthisdebatehisutterance wasleveedforwardtowithagreat dealofinterestitwasthoughtin Romequartersthathewouldtakele. similarattitudeinrelationtothe GovernmentasdidSenatorSymen, whenthelatterdeliveredhisscath-ingdenunciotion. The"Age,"saidthatGeorge wouldnotbebitterandalsohinted itmightbebetterifhewerenot, ashewasintherunningforGaleor twopositionseettobefilledor wordstothateffectwhichwas a threatandalathe,the"Agee' mightuswellhavesaid'noweh-en, Georg.,bemercifultoAlfred,ien't hithimtoohard,hehesoneortwo favoursvettodisposeofifvoltare aeoodboy,youwilleeremembeted. ifnot.well,you'renotinil."So Georgewasverymildhewaseven humourous.quitepreparedtoforgieeifhecouldnotaltogetherforgetandfinishedte-sayingthathe would:2iftheGovernmentaloyal support.awlMinistersheavedIons denealrawnsiehsofrelief.
Wearegenuinelygladtonoticethe liveseiritoftheCatholicYoing Men'sSocieteatVictoriaPark Perth.Thememeersarethereal sortofyoungmen,theirExecutiveIS energeticandtheirPressCorrespondenthesathoroughgraspofhis responsibility.Mayitcontinueto growinnumbers,influencesadgoodness.
FromthebucolicdistrictofMourn wereceivedquiteRgoodlistofnew suescriberstothe"Record,"this wee:,fromMr.StephenSheridan. Thisweemostunexpected,though, needlesstosay,theinformationwas mostwelcome.
Mr.GeoreeCastles-brotherofthe famousAmyofContinentalmusical fame-sangintheCathedralatthe Tro'clockMassonlastSunday,Mr. Castleshasetenorvoiceofsurpassingsweetness.
Themonthlymeetingofthe"St. Anne'sCharitableSociety,"hasbeen postponeduntilTuesdaytheToth.
TheCatholicsintheArmidaledis triethavebeenBuseduringthepast fewweeksorganisingforaballona
DeanPhelanofMelbourne,left PerthforNewNoreiaonlastFridaywhereheintends'tospendaweek. AfterhisreturnfromtheMissionhe willspendtheremainderofhisholidayinPerth.
Itisseldom,ifeveramanlier tacklestheSectarianquestiononthe floor'oftheHousesoboldlyasdid thegenialmember(Labour),for HerbertQ. FREDBAMFORD,intonesboth)f Sorrowandangerhelaidherethe tricksoftheOrangeLodesandthe methodstheywereadoptinginconnectionwiththeforthcomingFeclenl elections.
Mr.Sheridanhasbeensaeofour mostconsistentcountryeubseribers, antthetaskofspreadingourpaper amongthepeopleofMeoraisaseloquentillustratdonofwhatagood practicalCatholiccandotowards carryingoutthedesignsofourHoly FAber,the.Pote-inthespreadof Citholiereading.Toensurethe workhehassotrenerouslytakenup, hehasforwardedtheyearlysubseniPlionsofthenewsubscribersinadVence.Thisistrulymethod,and businesstact.We.congratulateMr. SheridanontheCatholicspiritbe possesses,andthefearlessmannerin whichhemanifestsit,'and!idlewe
FromourveryesteemedMelbourne Correseondent,wereceivedacopy ofaneloquentspeechbyMr.Bamfordon"Grangeism,"-delivereein theHouseofRepresentatives,Melbourte.Hadwenotsaidsomuchon thismiserableandstupidorganisationalready,weshouldbegladto publishMr.Bamford,'sspeechinfull, butwehavewastedoarvaluable s-vice showineupstnorganisation whichisdailydyingof"dryrot," andisonlyannuallykindledbtthe Catholicbodysupplyingitwithfuel. Thisbeingthecase.wethinkit wasteoflabourtodyethecreatures anyfurthercheapnotriety.Nobodybelieve theirvapouring.andwhy shouldweevenpretendthatwe do,, Mr.Bamfordneednotfearthe OrangeLodges.Thebigotdieshard andhewillkickuntilhefacesthe lastsparkoflifebutofhim..This isprobablythelastkickofOrangism.Thenamemaylive,butthe Organisation,hasbecomesodieeredited.tealnit*afeereras-I:fleets
andafewpaliticalmudmenremaintorepresentanddefendit. Ed.l.
!Later.
GrimdeathhasinvadedtheprecinctsoftheFederalParliamentand claimedasitsvictimthelovedaad respectedSpeakeroftheHouseofRepresentatives,thetragicoccurrence hascastagloomovertheplace,and stirredAustraliatoitsdepths;not OnlyhastheParliamentlosta speakerofaveryhighorderbutthe Commonwealthhaslostoneofits for-mostStatesmen.
SrFrederickHolderwasaman whomtoknowwastolove,noother maninFederalpoliticscouldhave held,theexaltedpositionoccupiedby himSolong,unchallenged,anditis questionableiftherewasanotherwho couldhavecarriedoutthedutiesof BOimportantapositionwithsuch dignityashe.
Forwellnighnineemushehas presidedokerthedeliberationsofthe HouseofRepresentativesand on Frelae,morninclasthewasstricken downintheveryChamberwherehe hatss.rxedtheNationsowelland sofaithfully.TheHousehadbeen inCemmitteeallnightotttheOld AgePensionsAmendinceBill,Mr.Mc//maid,ChairmanofCommitteespresiding.SirFrederickhadreturned totheChambertoreceivetheReport oftheCommittee,theBillwasthen readathirdtimeandagainthe weantheHouseresolveditselfinto aCommitteeofthewholetoconsider7_17eAppropriationBillfor£1,00oforthepaymentofOldAge Pensions,theSpeakerteaktipapositiononthefrontTreasuryBench, antiabout;a.m.wasseentolurch forwardandfalltothefloor the malicelmemberssprangtohisessis'anceandafterthelapseofhalf anlaathestrickenSpeakerwas tendsrisbornfromtheChamberto hisessm.
Theproceedingsduringthedebate hadBeenofastormynature,flashes ofhadtemper,inseparablefrom allnightsitting,hadbeenprevalent, butthesuddeninterventionofthe AngelofDeathhushedallrecriminations.,theproceedingswhichusually
such,proceedingatthisperiodofthe Sessionallnightsittingsdonotas aruleadvancelegislation,butinvariablyhavetheoppositeeffect. Again,itmustberememberedthe HousewasinCommittee,thatbeing sothestrainofkeepingmembersin orderifatallnecessary,devolvedon theLabourChairmanofCommittees (Mr.McDonald).
Partypoliticsmustindeedbesinkinglow,wheneffortssuchasthese aremadetomakepoliticalcapital overthegraveofthedead.
Arathercuriousincidentoccurred duringthediscussionontheBillto amendtheOldAgePensionsAct,the LeaderoftheOpposition(Mr.Fisher)movedtoreducetheagesofpensionersto;;and6o,butwasruled outoforderestheChairmanofCommittees,whosaidthatastheamendmentifcarriedwouldmeanincreased expenditureinthePaymentofOld AgePensionsitcouldonlybemoved byaMinisteroftheCrown.This istsineupParliamentwithayeneeanceandsimplytakingthepower fromthedulyelectedrepresentatives lofthepeopleandvestingitinthe Minister.
WhenwilltheFeleralParliament getholdofitselfwithitstwohands andshakeofftheseshacklesofConservetismintheel,a.ofsucheffete StandinOrdersf'creetoitfrom thedimanddistante('t. Thatadulyelectedmembershould nothavethepowertomovean amendmenttoaBillbecauseit wouldmeananinerees.,,fexpenditureistosaytheleaetofit,ensued, itmishtheallrightinthe'hidehoundHouseofCommons,lattnot intheDemocraticNationalParliamentofAustralia.
BUSSELTON.-
Captainhascidentlysucceeded.".Virbella'torabadolescentia"
DONNYBROOK.-
A"Dr."movedbytheSpiritsaid -"The(lapelRoad'sBoardwillnot requireanyGovernmenttowipethem oftthefaceoftheearth,when 1 havedonewiththem."Amember oftheCapelBoardanswered.-"Did thecharitableDr.imaginethatwe weresomeofhisunfortunatepatients?"Andwhatifhedid?Ah, ifhedid! Well,itonlyremindsus ofthefollowingyarn.-Aladycalled uponaDr.andaskedhimtocome toseeherhusbandimmediately. "Yes,"saidtheDe.,"I'llgotosee himthisafternoon. You,see,I'll hesisitineanotherofmypatientsin yourneiehhourhood.andIcanmanagetokilltwohireswiththeone shot."
Whetherthebirdswere"spiderbrained."or"Pimple-headed,"isan unsolvedproblemforexperts.
Sheridan'sBandwasresponsiblefor themusic.Thesuppertableswere laidintheLadiesClubRooms,(lent fortheoccasion),and,weretastefully decoratedwithaprofusionofyellow andwhitejonquilsandasparagus ferns.Mr.ShineactedasSecretary, andMrs.Shine,assistedbyMee- damesShepperd,Chamberlain,Read, Guerin,andMissE.M.Smithwere responsiblefortheevenine'ssuccess. TheMayoressofPerth(Mrs.T.G. Molloy)inconjunctionwithMrs, ChaseandMr.J.M.Lapslevacted asJudges.Pressureofspacecom- pelsustoholdoveralistofthe dresses,andprize-winnersuntilnext issue.
BELEBEANSENDFIVEYEARS' SUFFERING.
WetIn.aday28thJuly,wase.great dayinandaroundBusselton,where Mr.andMrs.G.LaymanofWormerupcelel.ratAltheirgoldenwedding. Itwasanextraordinary,infacta uniqueesent;Mr.andMrs..Layman, requireaformalmotiontosuspend,being.webelievethelentW.A.born orterminatewerebroughttoasod--!marriedcoupletocelebratetheirown denstopinthepresenceofdeath,allGoldenWedding,whiletheirson.Mr. part\warfarewasforgotten,and1GeorgeLayman,whodadsomeyears slo.yly.silentlytheawe-strickenagoattheWarrenwasthefirstson memberslefttheLegislativeHall.bornofW.A.parents.Andthe ThedeliberativeChamber,wheree1Bridesmaid,MissGuerinofBusselton momentbeforepartystrifehodwax-whoisstillunmarried.waspresent ed wasnowenvelopedina 1 theGold'nWeddin.,nWednesday. death!.stillness.
Averylargenumberofpeopleres.pennedtotheinvitationissuedbytheLadiesMintoa'SongEven log,"onThursday,29thJuly.The prize,whichwasgivenforthemost originalrepresentationofthename ofasong,wasawardedtoMissJessieBaker,SouthPerth,forherrepresentation."WhentheHeartis Young."Thereweresomesplendid representationsgivenin.TheRev. ArchdeaconSmythverykindlyconsented'toactas.itidg,e,togetherwith. Mrs.GrifTenandMr.O'Mahony.The Rev.gentlemanalsopresentedthe prizeaverbprettysilvertrinket box.Refreshmentswerethendispensedby*emerneersoftheClub, anddancingindulgedinforacouple ofhours.Themembersintendholding.aEuchrePartyanddanceat'ht, endofthepresentmonth.
TheEuchrePartyandDanceinaid oftheOrganFundunderthehospicesoftheChildrenofMary,takes placeintheHibernianHallon Thursday,next,I2thinst.Theticketsarestalingwell,andacrowded houseisanticipated.
ThePanes-DressBallinaidofthe Orphanspassedoffverysuccessfully onTuesday-nightlastintheHibernianHall.Th.,Hallpresenteda verybrightandpicturescueappearance.andthesoun2;peopleevidently thoroughly enjoyedthemselves.
Mr.C.HLayman,M.L.A..of,it
SirFredericklin'areduntilshortly!Nelsondistrict,istheirson.SinafterfouronFridayafternoon,whencereConeratulations. hisspirit,releasedfromitsearthly tabernaclewingeditswaytothepre- senceofitsCreator, hetwhohadThemanyfriendsandwellwishers sooftencalledmentoorderfromof"Jacs"Bovellwilltepleasedto theSpellker'sthronewascalh,dtee-hearthathehasthoroughlyrecover fortheThroneoftheOmnipotent.edfromtheeffects'ofhisrecentlong thretorenderanaccountofhisandsevereinmate earthlydoings.
Afteralongandho,noural:iecareerBUNBURY.tunoportionofwhichtheIngerofQuiteagloomwascastoverBun scorncanbepointedSirFeederieklburyonlastTuesdaywhenitwas fellathispost,andpracticallydied!knownthatWillieVealehadpassed inharness. away.Hehadalltheconsolations
Prickyourskin -withaneedle. Youwillsee thatitis fullof blood.
BMwhat kindof blood?
Thewriterwhosaidthereareonly tworeallybadthingsonearth-SIN andBILE---mayberight.Misdirectedactioninsin,misdirectedBILEis BILIOUSNESS. Thinkcarefully overyourownsensations,and,seeif theyarenotsimilartothesymptomsbrieflydescribed'below,which areelthedirectoutcomeofbiliousness.Everythoughtof'nerd.isnrseous. Everytimetheroom;gets warmoufeelveryandertainasto whetheryouaregoingtobesick. Ifyouburrstocatchacaror a train,there'sthefeelingagain! Headaches,anilineoffwithsickness, anastycoatedtongue,areother symptomsofbiliousness,anda, symptommostdistressingtothefemalesexisthefearfulgreeny-yellow colourwhichthefacecomestohave ifeiliousnessisallowedtocontinue. Allthisarisesfrommisdirectedbile, whichisdue.primarily,toimproper liveractionForalldisordersof theleer,andallformsofbiliousness,BileBeansareanever-failing remedy MissLeach,ofAlbertRend,Albert Park,Melbourne,relateshowBile Beanecuredher,afterthepersistent failureofothermedicines,asfollows:-'`Forthepastsixyeirs,"shi says."Ihavebeenagreatsufferer fromtillilisnessandindigestion,to eetherwithpainsinthehead,which wereattimesverydistressing,es- peciellvwhenaccomeaniedbyVI! nasfvnaeseotts,biliousfeelings.MY endeavorstoridmyselfofthehiliouseesswereinvain,forIderived nottheslightestbenefitsfromthe manso-calledEn-tie-liesItried.FinallyEwasreco:nmended aFriend to BileBeataatrial.andbeings-actedonheradvice.Afterthe firstdoseortwoofBileBeans,Ifelt, somuchreliefthatIdecidedtogive themfairtrial.andundergoathor- oughcourse.[amnowmosthappy anderatefultosayIamentirely freefrombiliousnessandheadache, 1 alwayskeepBiteBeansinthe (house,andneverfailtorecommend 'themtomyfriends."
waswellattendedandwassolemnly impressivethefuneralonWednesday afternoonwasoneofthelargestever seeninBunbury.-R.I.P.
Mr.Rudall,thelocalmanagerof theW.A.Bank,hasbeentransferred toDong+arra. Greateffortsarebeingmadetoen-
OnSatundayafternoontheHouseoftheHolyCatholicChurchFather ofRepresentativeswastemporarilyHayes,whoadministeredthelast convertedintoachurch,wheremem-Sacramentswasmostattentive,and tens,FederalandStateandpromin-:thePriest'skindnesswasthoroughly antpublicmenofallshadesofreli-appreciatedbythepatient.TheRe- AISandpoliticalthaterhtattended InuiemMassonWednesdaymorning toheartheservicereedandpaya lasttributetothedeadStet',mane Inthepresenceofthousands f seetatorsthecoffinwasbornedown thestepsofParliamentHouse,to thewaitinghearse,andescortednyGREEN.BUSHES.- aNavalandMilitarydetachmentand followedbyalongprocessionofvehiclescontainingrepresentatives thereligious,political,andcommer cialcommunity,proceededtothe Spencer'sStreetRailwayStationer.surethesuccessofourBazaarwhich routeforAdelaide. Australiawillbeheldon2,e.and4September.Marvellousworkhasboonalreadyaccomplishedbysomeofthe veryenergeticladiesofthetown.
Richand pure?Or thinand impure? Impure bloodcoverstheskin witheczema, rashes,pimples, pustules,salt-rheum,boils, ties,andothersores.Thesesimply tellofsomethingbaddowndeepin theblooditself.Ointments,washes, powdersandcosmeticswillnotreach theevil.Youmusttakeoutallimpuritiesfromthesystemwith carbine
Ifyouaresufferingfrombilieus.ness,itelizestion,headache,liverThisord,.rs,constipation,piles,debitien, femalederangements,nervousness,badblood,leadbreath,anAemia,dis- IIurbedsleep,lossofappetite,thee-- matismoninfluenza,aftereffects. !takeBileBeans,thesurestandbest familymedicine.
WAGERUPNOTES.
Theworkofclearingthesitefor theNewConventwascommenced lastweekthesitewhichissituatedbetweentheCatholicChurch,and theGovernmentHospital,isabsolutely-thelastinGreenbushes.
ThelocalSalvo-ArmyCaptainis torepresent"Goliath,"inafuture mournshislossto-dayanditwill teedifficulttofillhisenact. Meleourn.nsleadingdailieshave triedtomakepoliticalcapitalout ofthesadevent,byblamingtheOp- positionfortheallnightsitting, withitsconsequentstrainonthe Speaker.anditislustpossibleThat theuniniatedmishtgivecredenceto thisslander.Mr.Deakin,asleader oftheHousewasresponsibleforthe allnightsitting.and:thestageofentertainment.To'knowoneself,'13 pes,iie,businessdidnetworrentatt-deepcaddifficultphilosophy,hotthe
aalthenseehowquicklytheskin troubleswilldisappear.
.fsnowmade.A ,Sarsa- iwrillacontains740alcohol. Thereareman"imitation Sarsaparillas.
'Wearehavingafairshareofrain thiswinterthehaycropsarelookingwelland/closerand.othergrasses arecominineonfast.Potatoe plaintingisinfullswing.Thismust Ise eoodyearforweddings; there werenolessthanthreeinYarn"Th. inonewee's,acoupleofweeks Therearetohetwomorenext monthonefromWagerup,theother fromYarlo.)p.Whatwithmarriaees andconversionstotheCatholic Faith,ourgoodpriestRev.Father Fahyhasbeenextremelybusysince hisadventamongstus.Therewag agreatfootballmatchplayedin YarlooplastSundaeetweenthe bushhandsandYarloop.I'believe thelitterwonthe,game.Therewas anicedanceheldatHamellastnight inaidoftheCatholicChurch,Waroona
TheFairwillbecontinuedfromDaytoDayuntiltheHugeStockisentirely ClearedOut
EpiscopalAppointments.
TheannouncementoftheRight Rev.RichardCollins,Bishop-AuxiliaryofthedioceseofHexhamand Newcastle,hasbeenappointedBishop ofthatdioceseinsuccessiontothe RightRev.Dr.WilkinsonIsconfirmed.asisalsothenoticethatthe MostRev.FrancisMacCormack,retiredfromthedioceseofGalway,has beenmadeTitularArchbishopof Nisibis.
TheCongregationofRita
han,BishopofCork,wascelebrated recently,attheCathedralwithHigh Mass.TheChurchwasfilledtoov. erflowiog.HisLordshipwasafterwardstherecipientofaddresseeon behalfoftheclergy,theCorporation, thelaityoftheeity,Nationalteachers,HolyHourSociety,SickPoor Society(SouthParish'),YoungMen's Society,andotherbodies.Herepliedtoallseparately.
AdespatchfromHonoluluannouncestnedeathofFather.Clement, whowenttoHawaiifromFrance withFatherDamienin1863,todevotehimselftoworkamongthelepersintheMolokaicolony.
TheCongreeationofRiteshelda meetingat'theVaticanonlastSunday,inwhichtheCardinalspresent too(th,followingmattersundercons sideraton(1)Introductionofthe causeoftheBeatificationandCanonisationoftheservantofGod,Paul Capelkni.professedpriestoftheSocietyofJesus.(2)Introductionof thecauseofBeatificationandCanonisationoftheservantofGod,Caroline[SamaraColchenCarredeMal-berg,foam:tressoftheSocietyofthe DaughtersofSt.....1rancisdeSales. (3)Concessionandapprovalofthe OfficeandMass,witn.theeulogiumto beinsertedinthemartyrology,c theBlessedFrancescodeCapillas, martyr,priestandmissionaryofthe OrderofPreachers.
TheVeryRev.GuglielmoArendt, S.J.,hasbeennominatedTheologian totheSacredPenitentiaryinsuccessiontothelateRev.FatherPalmieri,S.Jiandhasbeenreceivedis privatediencebytheHolyFather.
TheHolyFather'ssisters,on enty-forthbirthday,June3. Spentalmostthewholedaywithhim,' accordingtoacustomofmanyyears. HisHolinessreceivedgreetineeand congratulationsfromalltheofficials oftheVatican,themembersofthe SacredCollege,andmanyChurchand laydignitariesbothinItalyand abroad.
OldSt.Mary'sCathedral,San Francisco,whichwasdestroyedby theearthquakeof1906,hasbeenrebuilt,andwasdedicatedonSunday, June20th.
TheRailwayStationisOpposite
newspapers.ThepresentPontiff equallyalivetotheadvantagesthat maybederivedfromatwell-conductedCatholicPress.Againandagain hehasblessedtheworkofCatholic Journalists.Ononeoccasiontakingastylographfromajournalist', hand,heblessedit,sayingthatthe penwasthebestweapontousein warfarefortruth,andthatthebuildingofchurches,thepreachingto missions,andthemaintenance Of schoolswould.Leofnousewithout agoodCatholicPress.HisHolinessevidentlyconsidersthatahealtheCatholicPressisindispensableatthepresentday,thaltaCatholicnewspapershouldbefoundonthe taLleofeveryCatholic,andthatto ensureanincreaseinthecirculation ofeCatholicjournalisamethod,by whichallcanassistinextendingenlightenment.
ThedeathoftheRev.MereMane delaMisericorde,MotherGeneralof theHelpersoftheHoly.Souls,took pletatthemotherhouseinParis, onthe20thofJune.Thedeceased lady,whowasseirenty-three,years ofage,haddevotedfifty-threeyears totherelieiouslife,andthebest possibletestimonyoftheappreciationinwhichshewasheldbythe cemmunityoverwhomsheruledis shownbythefactthatontwosuccessiveoccasionsshewaselectedto theimportantpositionofMother General. Shewasdistinguished e hercharityandforha:piety.-R.1.P.
TheMostRev.Dr.Fogarty,BishopofKillaloa.laidthefoundationstoneofanewchurchatGarnaboy, nearKilleloe,CountyClare,recently.InthePenalDays,Maaswas celebratedintheoldedifice,which isnowabouttolereplacedbye Churchsuitaaletotheneedsofthe locality.
PopesandtheCatholicPress.
"TheRomanCatholicChurchisa thousandyearsaheadoftheProtestantChurch.intakingcareofthe child.Theybringthechildreninto theChurch." SospokeRev.S. TraverriJaecson,pastoroftheArline(N.J.)MethodistLiteraryClub, liftthatplace.atarecentalate.
AddressingnearlytwohundredCatholicmissionarypriestsinthegreat halloftheCatholicUniversityof America.PresidentTatdeliverer'a speechonJunelothinwhichhedecried"invidiousdistinctionsinelectionsonaccountofreligion."The speechwasafeatlireofthegreat missionarecongressheldunderthe auspicesoftheApostolicMissico House.
TheSilverJubileeoftheEpiscopateoftheMostRev.Dr.O'Caltaa.
heirtothethroneofHolland,to whichareplywassentonthepart ofHisHoliness,expressinghisconaratulationsandsendinghisApostolicBenediction.Inconnectionwith thisitisinterestingtonotethatelle learnedJesuit,FatherL.Steger,in anarticleontheRoyalBabe of HollandinthegreatDutchCatholic newspaper,DeMaasbode,pointsout herlinealdescentfromSt.ElizatethofHungary,onthesideofher mother,in the22dfemoration,onthesideofherfather,in thelothgeneration,andherblood relationshipwithSt.AloysiusGone zaera.
BraveWordsofaCardinal.
InconnectionwitholdSt.Patrick'sCathedral,NewYork,weread that"CardinalM'Closkywashere ordainedapriest,consecratedaBishop,installedArclaishop,and,finallyinvestedaCardinal."Twicein thehistoryoftheCathedralthree Bishops'havebeenconsecratedin oneday.ThelateBishopBernard J.M`Quaid.ofBullalo,wasbaptised ordainedt3priestandconsecrateda BishopinoldSt.Patrice's.
NofewerthannineoftheBishops ofClogher,Ireland,haebeencanonized. St.Macartan,Se.TigernachSt.Sinell,St.Ulthan,St.LaseranSt.Enna,.St.Aidan,St.Adamanus,andSt.Ciaran.Sincethe thirteenthcentury,beforewhichal theseprelatesflourished.manyeminentmenhaveoecepiedtheSee-men whoexcelledinpietyandpatriotism, andwhoplacedthecauseofthe Faithfirst,andtesttoitthecause oftheircountre.Asanexampleof theirpatriotism,shouldhementionHeterM'Mahon,whoheadedthe armyoftheConfederacyonthe death,ofOwenRoeO'Neill,endgave Ii;)hislifeforhisfaithinthetown ofEnniskillen,wherehewasexecuied.
Persecutionoftendoes'goodtothe Church. Itseparatesthewheat fromthechaffandfrequentlybrings heroestolight.Thechangein Franceinreligiousmattersisdeplorable,buttheindicationsarethatthe eldestdaughteroftheChurchwill returntoherspiritualalle.giance. OnlastMondaytheCardinalArchbishopofBordeauxwascitedto thecourt. WhenCardinalAndrieo appearedincourttoanswerthesummonsoftheJudechar=in};himwith havingincitedabreachofthelaws bytheallocutionwhichhepronouncedattheCathedralontheoccasion ofhisdethronement,hewas-acclaimedbyanimmensecrowdofCatholics.
TheCardinaltoldtheJudeathat hecameasanactofcourtesy,notbecauseherecognisedthecompetenceef thecourt. Hesaidhahadspoken asaBishopandthathewasanswerableonlytohisconscience.theP0'; andGod,anddeclaredthatheassumedfullresponsibilityforhis words,inwhichhemaintainedthe righttodistrustlawsoftherepuedie whenthesewereprejudicialtothe fr,aexerciseofreligion.
WhentheCardinalemer"edfrom courthewasagainacclaimed.Womenfellontheirkneesandkissedhis ring.whiletheYoungCatholics cheered.
AspecialtelegramwassenttotheBlindnessofthesoulistheterrible Pone,announcingthebirthofanconsequenceandchastisementofsin.
TheheartyappreciationofthepowerofthePressdisplayedbythelate andthepresentPopeisbroughtoue intheRev.OharlesPlater'sarticle ontheCatholicPress.LeoXIII, whoseeyesokeenlydetectedallthe wantsanddaneersoftheChurchand ofsociety,wasquicktoseeandto acknOwledgetheinfluencethatmay !beexercisedbytheCatholicPress onbehalfofreligion.HisHoliness urg.althatCatholicsshouldzealouslyexertthemselvestocirculateas widelyaspossiblethejournals in whichtheirreligiousinterestsare prOtnot-idandd...handed.Toprelates andpriestswhovisitedhimatthe Vaticanhrecernmend-dthismeans offurtheringthecausedearestto theirhearts,remarkingthatpeople areaccustomedtoformtheiropinionsandregulatetheirlives.almost entirelybywhattheyreadinthe
MotherSeigel'aSyrupismadeof theextractsofCertainroots,barks, andleaves,whichhavebeenfound toexertaremarkablecurativeand toniceffectonthestomach,liverand bowels.Takendailyaftermealsit regulatesthebowels,aidsdigestion, makesfoodnourishyouandthus cleansesandstrengthensthewhole system.Asadigestivetonicand remedyforbiliousness,indigestion andotherstomachandliverdisorders, MotherSeigel'sSyruphasnoequal.
ThePioneerofLiberalContractsandthelargestzndwealthiest VictorianFireOffice. EstablishedatMelbourne.1869.
ToapplytheSurrenderValueofLifePoliciesinPayingthePremium soastopreventaPolicylapsinguntiltheSurrenderValueisexhausted.
AmountassuredunderPoliciesCurrentover118,500,000.
AnnualIncome FundsinHandOver
LOCALDIRECTORS: £900.000.HON.S.BURT,K.C.,CHAIRMAN. RIGHTHON.SIRJOHNFORREST,P.C.,G.C.M.G., 15,000,000,CHAS.HARPER,ESQ.,J.P.
WesternRustralianBranchOffice,5t.acorge'sterrace,Perth. Ma.d.gbenvvestwer.RwAuritrldi,,
Mgr.Dupanloupandthe Freethinker.
HereisagoodstorytoldbyMgr Dupanloup,thenotedArchbishopof Orleans.Inthecourseofaconversationwitha.iotineman,thelatter boastinglydeclaredhimselfafreethinker.
"Lid,'d,"saidthe.Archbishop,"so youareafreethinker,areyou?" "Yes,"repliedtheyoungman,"I arrafreethinker."
Haveyoureadthe[Wile? 'No.Ihavenot."
Haveyouread,Bossuet?" No."
"NorChateanbriand,?"persisted hisGrace," No, Thaveneverreadanyof th,se."
eOh,then,mydearsir,"said theArchhishep,"Tcanassureyou thatyouarenotafreethinkerat all.Youareonlylinigeoramous."
PulpitHumour.
Likesomanyofhiscountrymen, Dr.AlexanderWhyt.'hasaslysense ofhumour.Inappealingforfunds eneneoccasionfromhisownpulpit 1-1,toldacapitalstoryofanewlyappointelScottishMinister,who,on hisfirstSundayof°Mee,hadreason tocomplainofthepoornessofthe collection."Mon."repliedoneof theelders."theyareclose.-terra close. Bet"-coiledeiti11Iy-"the soldmeenieterheputtheeorfour eiuseencesintotheplatehisserjust togiethemastart.Ofcoorse,he tookthesixpencesawa'withhim
afterwards." Thenewminister triedthesameplan,hutthenext Sundayheagainhgdto'reportadismalfailure.Thetotalcollectionwas notonlysmall,buthewasgrievedto findthathisownsixpenceswere missing. Yemaybeabetter preacherthanthemildmeenister,' exclaimedtheelder,"butifyehad halftheknowledgeo'theworld,an' o'yeram flockinparticular'ye'd ha'edonewhathedirtan'gluedthe sixpencestotheplate."
KingAlfonso.
AnEnglishwomanwhowasatPaa whenKin.;Alfonsowenttosee.the Wrightaerenilanetellsmanystories ofhispopularity Therearetwo Frenchjournalitsinespecialwho cannotsaeenoughinhispraise.He hadhismealsinthepublicdiningroomofthehotel,and;1awalking acrosstohistablehenoticedthat hiseeuerteexchangedsalutations withtwomeninacorner."Who arethey? heasked."Theyare journalists,Sire,"wastheanswer. .1Journalists'said.theKinginstantly,"eood Askthemtofavourmewiththeircompanyatmy tstile.
QueerMarriageContract.
Thetendencytowearyofmar,-iege whichisthee'useofAmerica'senormousdivorcelist,hasbeancombattedanticipationw-onebride,who procuredthesienineandsealingbeforethemagistrateatMontClear,
NewJersey,ofeveryoddprenuptial contract.Thebridewhoframedthe agreement(writestheNewYorkCorrespondenttothe"DailyTelegraph"),beloneeftotheelowermiddle class.Shetoldthemagistratecandidly,thattherewouldnothehalfso muchtroubleifeirlsinsistedongettingtheirsweetheartsdowninblack and white beforemarrying. "George,"shesaid."meanswell, butisofflightydisposition."Thereuponthegirlproducedthefollowing document "IsolemnlypromisebeforeajusticeofthepeaceandthewomanI havetowedto'hemywife10giveher mypayeverySaturdaynightto behomeeverynight'by9o'clockunlessmywifeisoutwithme; never togotoballsorpartieswithouther andthennevertodancewithanybodyelsewithoutherpermission to.hekindalwaystohermotherand herlittlebrother;nevertojoinany lodgethatprohilitswomen,andnot then,unlessshewishestojoin,too nevertosmokemorethanthreeciearsonaweek-day,andnotmore thanfiveonSundaynevertosmoke cigarettesatall;andnevertouse profanelan:nagetobeatthecarpetseverysprinewithoutcrumbling; topackmyownlaundryeachweek nevertodrinkintoxicatingHonors orbeers.exceptatthehejainin:of theannualwiringtiouse-cleanins,and thenonlythreeglass:*sinthepresenceofmywifenevertokeepa dog.andnevertobringadoghorn. andtogyT,amtokeepitjustfor aDUI,whileforafriendwhohas --oneoutoftown.Ialsoaereeto dohalfthecomfortingendcaries;for thechildrenwemayhave,whenthey cryatnieht.andtofixthePre everymornin:dnd insucha waythatmywifewillneverhaveto doarethin-betadjustthedampers."
Georgeas'elthatfinldogclause sheuldhesomewhatrelaxed,buttthe hriderepliedno,givingasherreason thatshehadcarefully'thoughtit over.Theonlyconcessionthatthe
ladywouldmakewasfour,instead ofthree,dripswhenspring-cleaning. Georgesigeed,andthemarriagewas cede-:,rated.
(By"ONDIT.'')
AmostsuccessfulEuchreTournamentundertheauspicesoftheabove Societywasheldonthe28thinst., theattendanceconstitutingarecord fortheSociety. A.mostinteresting seriesofgameswereplayed,thefinishesbeinginmanycases,veilclose. Mrs.Tullewassuccessful in ciipturingtheLadies'prize,whileMr. L.Gentle,andMr.J.Bone.finished upwithanentalnumberofgames), andintheplay-offtheformerwas successful. Altogetheradecidedly pleasanteveningwasspent,allpre sentneingunanimousintheirpraise oftheSocietyforthemanner in whichthearrangementswerecarried out.
Thistourniamentwasthefirstofa riesinauguratedbytheVictoria Par:CatholicYoungMen'sSociety, duringthepresenthalfyear,thefleet twinesetdownfordecisiononWednesday,Augusteeth. 'fleeeveningofWednesdas,August nthwillhedevotedtoaQuoit Toernameit,whiletheWednesday followingwilltaketheformofa' athleticnight,withalongdistance., ham-neaprun.
St.MarysCathedral,Covington. Ky.,isto'havethelargest'cathedral windowintheUnitedStates,and thesecondlargestintheworld.It willcontainleo°stiarefeetless thinthatitthecathedralatMecklenburgPrussia.Thewindowwill havesixteenlargeandsixteensmall Panels.ItPortraysthelifeofthe Blessedertegna
MidlandJunction, Guildford, Maylands, Kalgoorlie, Boulder, Menzies, Kalamunda.
OnlytheBestQualityFreshMeat Stocked.NoFrozenMeatTolerated.
DR.BATCHELOROFDUNEDINON MODERNMETHODS.
Weareindebtedtothecolumns41 the''NewZealandTablet,'forike followingsynopsisofaremarkable .addressgivenbyDr.Batchelorin Dunedin,TheDoctorspokeinpart asfollows:Hewouldendeavourtoplacebe forethemeetingcertainthoaghts anddeductions,theoutcomeofhis owepersonalexperienceandobservationaftersome4oyears'activeengagement.intheworkofhisprofession.Hetrustedhewouldnever buafraidtoexpresshisopinionsbecausetheymightbeunpopularThenthedoctor,continued Letme asthisquestion-Arethepresent conditionsoflife,aslivedbealarge proportonoftheyoungwomenof thisDominion,favourabletowhat Imostemphatically.assertisthe mainfunctionofwomanhood,the raisingofahealthyandvigorous race? Isitnotratheraltogether pushedintothebackground,and madeatotallysecondaryconsideration,andisnothersuccessinsome professionwhichensuresimmediate emolurretitlookeduponasthefirst andmainobjectoflifeforthemajoritofourgirls?Ifthisisthe caseweareperpetratingagraveerroropposedtothemostelementary principl.sofphysiology,AndIcannotbutthinkthatoarexisting,educationalsystemfornirlsisprimarilyandprincipallyatfaultinthe matter.Letmeclearlystatethat, sofarasreeardsthehighereducationofwomen,providingitisconductalonreasonablelinetand in aceordaneewithherpeculiarphysiologic:11nectssities.Irimfullyinsvnibutmycontentionisthatessentialphysiologicalprincielesare hngtotallyienored.andthatour teeandinvitesprunewomentoentersent edncatienalsystemencouracourseofstudyforwhich,,Natureseverintendedthem,andwhich undoubtedlyinaconsiderablenumberofcaees,isfollowedbyaninadequatedevelopmentofthoseorgansandfunctionswhicharecharaett,ristieofheelthewomanhood.Up toecertainage,say,tothetwelfth orthirteenthyear.,1oi-sandgirls canworkandi.etlitrhttogetherin thesoneclasseswithedvantage,the girl,onthewhole.nrehalhlyening the'Tin:literendmoreeoneciontious inh-rwork butafterthatage theirpours..ofstud-shouldabsolutel' Physioloyteachesus Witthesine'softnedevelonmentof (-erten,runningendfunctionsinthe femalelayseneiormneeestrainnn herconstitntion.Whileremoderate exerciselandlevelonmentrefhermentalrowers'reheneficial.anundue ta--n 411;trt,ten&innotisfew casestoafaillirnindevelnementin her ch"ra'teristiesendofs teetoabre-14,3Aminbothdire.thins.
sesofwomen, e%icienceisalmostseemstomelargelyattributableto !dailybroughtbeltingmeOfthemis-oureducationalsystemthatdoes chiefwroughtandthedisastersthatnotaimatOrenaringourgirlsfor ensue.Whenweseeyoungwomenadomesticlife,butattemptsto competingwithmen,undertakingthetrainthemtopassauselessmathsameUniversitycurriculumandex--culationexamination.Doesour aminabions,whenweseethementer-Statesystem'ofeducationencourage hieprofessions,eagertoobtaingirlstoenter'domesticservice?Yet, clerkships,office-workandtypewrit--Iconfidentlyassert,thegirlemploying,andwhentheworkinoarfac--edindomesticdutiesaagoodhome tortesislargelyconductedbyfemale!withanoodmistress.ishappier, labour,onecannotbutrealisethat'betteroff,leadsamorewholesome, oursocialevolutionisprogressingandhealthierlife,willmakewbettn.. onincorrectlines,andisdivergingwifeandmother,andismorelikely furtherandfurtherfromthehometorearahealthystockthanhersislifewhichtendstotherearingofater,whoseaims,possibly,havebeen healthypopulation. moreambitious.Thatmyviewsare Whentheseyoungwomenmarry, bytheraajorityofmankind, whatistheirsubsequenthistory'?isshownbythefactthatthecomIfthereisafamilyatall,instead,petentdomesticusuallypromptly ofchildbirthbeinganormalphysia-quiresanestablishmentw hilethescholarshipgirlwiththe logicalprocessattendedbylittle,D.Certificatewillprobablyfacemany yearsofwearyteachinginabackblockschool.TwocausesofthedifSmeltsofdomesticservicesueeest themselvestome First,thetendencytoeducateourgirlsonwrong lines,and,second,theabsurdand stupidstigmaalmostinvariablyattachedtodvmesticservice.It is essentialthattheStaterecognisethe necessityforaradicaldi;ergeneein theeducationofboysandigirlsabout theageofpubertyafterpassingtae standardusuallyattainedatthis ageletthegirl'sstudiesbechiefly directedtodomesticmanagement, domesticeconomy,pe-siology,and hyviene.
riskorunduesuffering.wefindina largeProportionofcasesthe tecomesanabsolutelypathological one,and Tthinkeverypractitioner oflongexperiencewillendorsethis viewthatth,percentageofnormal unaidedeasesattendedbythe'doctor inourlargetownsisyearbyyear decreasing:. Neurasthenicfemales cannotbearthepainsoflabouras theirhealthiermothersdidbefore them'. Narcoticsendanaesthetics mustbefreelyemployed,andmaninulativeassistancehag'freeuentlete hemadeuseof,whiletheultimate resultssn'o'wremostunfavourably withfles-ofNature'sunaidedeffens.Asasenencede-a)itethefact thatthepreotioner 01thepresent dayisfarletterequippedthanhis ,relecessorsof10yearsago,hisresultsarenobetterasregardsmaternaltiedinfantmortality. OurUniversitiesinviteandhotel outinducementstoyoungwomento entertheirdoors.Attheinception ofthemedicalwomanera,inmystudentdaysitwasnaturalthat 1 ,tiouldhavesidedwiththethought-
Isdomesticmanagement,inwhich shouldbeincludedthercareoftheinfant,suchasimplematterthat everywomancanflounderintoit, and-becomecompetentintuitively? Isdomesticeconomysoeenerally practisedthatthereisn.4needfor specialinstructioneitherforthe[no; ortherich?Theamountofoverfeediare. adfeeding,extravagant feeding.andwastefulfeedine.tone amongthepoorest,isstletendotte lessandoftenboyishoppositionatYetthereisnomysterya'voutthe firstarousedyearslater.afterm7:subject:agirlofveryordinaryincoeriectionwithourlocalTiniversit:telligenheandverymoderaterelticaimpressedbytheexcellentstudentstionicouldreadily'acquireasufficient someoftheseladiesprovedthemsel-entseofthefundementals.Ifgirls ,r'Sto'e. Tnaeinclinedtothink'waresmirk-elleinstructedinthegener- thatthechangemighteventuate erincinlesofhveiene,mightnot soccassirilly.hotasaresultofmorethises,moreueeful'thenasmatterteeteniedextteri-enctthrconclusioninnof!trench.alenden,orEtali,l? forcedneonmeisthatinonly veryfewexceptionalcasesare aThetetedencoftheireducationat '-lore:nenistotrainthemforsomeonmensuitedforaprofessionwhichettnationwhichwillheabandoned'as makessuchincessantdemandsenthe so,nastheirnormalcareerofmatlemonyisMooted.l'sitnotmore
nh'.cfealandnervousenergiesof thosewhoairmenit, Aq,,F111"r0nortionofourladydoctorshaveettainedamoderateseeres,Pinat whatcost? Myexperienceofmerliegostudents,toutbrieflyisthis Of themenasmallnronortionbreak down&trinetheircoarseofstudy: ofthewomenthemainrit,do-itis 'thefewwhodonot.TheAvernZe ma'etedent.andsometimesthestin dent,nelowtheaeereetn.smellyturns netafair), et-dsuf.cessful prartioner;thebrilliantfemalestutonbestattainsonly
WreMwA'sWCIRK
Wb.n.%nein-'umbers'ofyoungwomenarefoundenterinr- '0-1--
aceordwithcrnmon.PP.P 10 trainthemrrincinall-fog-thosedomesticdutiesforwhicliNaturehas destinedthem.andaknowledireof whichnitresstichanimieortantpart inthedevelopmentof-anation9Is italtogetherimnrarticahleforour Stateschnolts.ringleted fech schoolsendoerUniversity.lo asrherrewherein-ties-y-10E0n manenement netfemetirelly F.-e-1stenddieltenee-...antedemeraldteeinecertainstandardofeffioleneeendenntrinnthenossessoranIntRS-nosn. INEIE!!!Msesenninennn
Widowisoftimesnearerwhen
June, 7th,hel following2from''Reynol
Itwasaproofbothoftheseriousnessofthesituationandofthe weaknessoftheGovernment'sposition,thatthePrimeMinister shouldtakeuponhimself,insteadof leavingtotheUnder-Secretaryfar India,thedutyofansweringthelong stringofquestionswhichwereaddressedtohimwithregardtothe arbitrarypunishmentandbarniShtrentofIndiansubjectswithout a trial.Onemustmakeallowancefor allthedifficultieswithwhichtheIndianGovernmentwasfaced. Tha longconstitutionalagitationforreformhailinitslaterphasesbeenancomitaniedbytreasonablemanifestationsandoutbreaksofviolence.Perhapsitwastheseserioussymptoms whichfinallycon%incedtheGovernmentthatreformcouldnolimnerbe delayed-thatifitwasindefinitely withheielIndiamightbebroughtto thevergeofanotherMutiny.That difficulty,atanyrate,hasdisappeared,forthereformsarenowwell inhand.Buttheerandeswellofthe revolutionaryandtreasonableagitationstillremained,andtheGoveramentwashoundtofindsomemeans ofdealingwiththosewhoresorted toviolenceorincitementtoviolence. Unfortunatelyithaschosenthe methods.Ithasmet violenceofbyviolence.Ithassought tocrushthosewhodisregardedthe lawbyitselfdisregardingthelaw. Ithasadoptedtheeasy,butdargerousmethodwhichalldespotic eoeernments'tendtofallbackonpunishmentwithouttrial.
EnglishLiberalsarespeoiailyinterestedinthefateofthenineBritish Indiansubjects,whowerearrested, anddeportedfromBengalsixmonths ago,notonlywithoutatrial,but evenwithoutan'chargebeingform ulatedaeainstthem. Mr.Asruin franklyavowedthat"HisMajesty's Governmenthaveneverframed,and donotintendtoframe,charges a-rainstthe-personsdeportedorto bringthemtotrial.'Heprooeeded tonuotethewordsoftheRegulation of18e8.underwhichactionwas taken.andwhichappliestocasesin which"theremaynotbesufficient groundtoinstituteany-judicialProceeding,orwheresuchproceeding maynotbeadaptedtothenature ofthecase,ormay-.forotherreason's,beinadvisrebleorimproper."ft isimpossilletoconceiveofamore unsatisfactoryposition.Hereis coercionandrepressioncodified,and erectedintoasystem.ofgovernment. Withwhatgracecanwecryoet upontherepressioninRussia,the executionstindermartiallaw.the banishmentsI,yAdministrativeorder, wheninIndiaweareemploying-exactlythesamemethods? Foreotn, suddenoutbreakofviolencesuchmethodsmaybemomentarilynecessary, lettwhentheyl'ecomehabitualttav arnoefittoaconfessionofweakness. andineomsetanee. Ifthisregime neneetes.thettrfcetofIhereformsia Indiawillbe
bedeclined.Underpeculiarwho,believingthoroughlyintheturnreceivedtherevealeddoctrine; circumstances,wherenosuchevilIgoodfaithandconductoftheirre-fromRomePatrickfirstandthen appearancesareinvolved,theacceP-latives,wishtohaveMassesofferedAugustinereceivedboththeirmis-
-,-- twicemightPossiblybeallowedoniforthemandfindadifficultyinthesionandtheirtradition;andthe thegroundsof"epikeia."But':way.Therestrictionwillnotseemgraceandmeritsofthetwoapostles
Question.- eveninsuchcasesitwould,seambestlharshwhentheprincipleatthebacksowroughtinthecountrieswhich "SincereProtestant,"writesthustodeclinetheofficialtransaction,andofitistakenintoconsideration.theyrespectivelyconverted,that "YetisChurch,-sir,says,youMUSTtoPromisetoprayforthedesiredinSecondly,thereisnothinetoforbidthosecountriesbecamerivalsofeach believe,andbelieveher?"Isnottentionprivately,orinsomeothersuchconvertsfromprayingfortheirotherinsanctity,learningandzeasuchobediencedegradingtoyourway. ProtestantrelativesduringMass,01lousworks.TheIrishsaintsare manhood? (3)WhensolemnpublicMassiseveneatingprieststoofferMawssaidtohemorethancanbecounted;
Answer.- celebratedforareigningnon-Catho-inoneofthewaysapprovedbystan-theEnglishareremark-ableforbeing licprince,thisisunderstoodasin-dardauthors,suchaswehavedeseclusteredinfamilies,andthose of "SincereProtestant,"islabouringtendedforthewelfareofthesever-cribed. royallineage.Moretheneighty undertheusualdelusionthatkeepseignpreciselyasboundupwiththeThesimplestway,andonewhichPrincesareconsideredtohavedie somanyfrominvestigatingtheCa-generalwelfareofthekingdom. avoidsalldifficultiesonofficialplaceinthegloriouscatalogueo tholicposition.Wesayyoumust 0,totheEngland,andabovethirtyrulers B.Withregardtothedead.-Theerounds,isthis.You believeifyouwishtobesavedbyruleisherestricter,butinsomepriestandaskhimtoofferMass,gaveuptheirtemporalpowerforPttheoneandonlysalvation,whichIspointsratherambigous. "foryour'intention." Thisisagrtmageorthecloister.Weshould theCatholicChurch;youmustsub-(1)Massmustnotbeofferedapeaselformula,andnopriestiscon-notgiveutterance,"continuesthe mityourintellect'totheDivineTea-publiclyandspecificallyfordeceasedcorned'toaskwhatyourintentionisCardinal,"tosofamiliaraitale,excher.Youmaysay,"Idonotlikenon-Catholics.ThisdoesnotmeanThenyouformsootintentionasfol-eePtforitsbearinguponourmain todothat."VerywellitisonlythattheChurchbelievesthemalltolows:-.4eafarasthe!rulesofthePoint,viz.,thatcountrieswhich fficjelnon-offerthisMassformyself,myrelg-pointswerelikelytobeassociated regracethatcanenableyoutogive issimplyamatterof"o beinbadfaith,orlostinhell.ItMassareapplicabletothelivingIsembledeachotherinsuchgreat yourobedience.Isitdegradingtc obeyundoubted,legitimateauthor-recognition."Readerswillremenetions,myfriends(orwhateverothertogetherbyforeignersasonein ity?IsthereanydisgraceintheherthatafterthedeathofQueenintentionyoumayhave);andasre-theirecclesiastical,nay;intheirsesoldierobeyinghiscolonel?CanyouVictoriacommemoration-servicesofgardsthosefruitswhichareapplica-cularandPoliticaldestinies. They saytohim,"Youareaweak-mind,-anotherkindwerearraneedinplacebletothedeparted,Iwishthemtowerecalled TheIslandsofthe edIrantoobeythecolon-el?"IsofpublicMasses-althougheverybodybenefitmydeceasedrelations(nonSaints'andsanctityimpliesunity. thereanythingeffeminateorweakbelievedthattheQueenwasagoodCatholic)sofarasthisbeacceptableTherefore,addsCanonVaughan, aboutit? LetusgotoHydeParkwoman,andfew,ifany,doubtedtoGod."ThismethodservesallEnglandaswellasIrelandborethe corner,where,asyouknowthetraf-abouthergoodfaith.Thisgavepurposes,anddoesnotinvolveanyname' ficisimmense.YouknowithastogreatumbragetoProtestants,whosubterfuge.
Thiscompromise,sotospeak,may becontrolled.Now,whenoneoftookoccasionfromittomakere- --sp-. perhapsbeacceptedassatisfactory thosetlue-coatedofficialscomesandflectionsonthelovalityofCatholics.Question.- tobothsides,ifsidestherearein holdsuphishand,youknowthatallButtheinferencewasunjust. The"Ex-MeN."agesifitistruethat .) thematter. thedriversofthevehiclesobeyhim,principlewehavetomaintainisthatthereisacricketteamofWestAusAretheypoorcreaturesfordoingso'theChurchisavisiblebody.andtralianNativesatNewNorcia,that No.theyknowtheyareobeyinglaw-onlythosewhoarevisiblemembers.haschallenged'anyteam,intheworldWILFORDMITCHELL fulauthority.Ifanyofyou,notbe-of'itcanlerecognisedinherofficialandnoanswerhasyetcometotheir longingtotheofficialforcewentinreligiousoats.
chellenee''
(LateT.TateandCoy.) your',lain,everydayclothes.andput(2)Sofarwithregardtopublic upyourhandtostopthetraffic,andacts-asforexample-highRequiemAnswer.-
LandandEstateAgent,SwornValuator, ifanyoneobeyedyou,IshouldcallMass,oraMasspubliclyannounced,FirstofallthereisaCricketteam AccountantandAuditor. himalunatic.Thepolicemanre-andprofessedlyforthatend.TheofWestralianNativesorhalf-castes 85WILLIAMSTREET. presentsthelawfulauthorityofthequestionremainingiswhetherItisattachedtotheNewNorcia,Mission AccountancyWorkundertakenanddi- Crown. allowed,toofferMassprivatelyforsecondleweneverheardthatthesaidredidbyW.J.Westhoven,A.I.A.W.A., deceasednon-Catholicindividuals.teamchallengedtheworld.Thirdly,L.I.A.V.
Question.-me-. Thepointhasneverbeenperfectlywesawthemplayandwinagainst "LadySubscriber"asksifiteeclearedUP,andhenceedieergetteeofthePerthteam.,butwealsosaw truethattheCatholicChurchdoesviewamonetheologians.Somesim-themplayandlose.Fourthly,the notofferuptheHolySacrificeofplyre;arditasforbidden,.lust ustassaidteamwouldnothaveon,-show ST.VINCENTESTATE. theMassforthosewhodieoutsidepublicMassisforleddetn.Others NorthPerth,overlookingHydePark. againsteurII' BestpositioninPerth.High,healthy, theChurch-asherhusbandlivedanethinkitisallowedundercertaincon t; -.....-- andpopuLar.Housesgoinguplikemush- diedaProtestant,andshehdiatom.Question,ashad ThusLehmkuhl:-"If
Buywhileyetthereistime.Close Massesofferedforhim? are(Positive)probablesignsthatthe Argument,"asks,fa)eDoestotwotrams. non-Catholichaslivedin-roodfaith.GodinterestHimselfinthebodyasBestBuildingSitesnowavailablein Answer.- Perth,andonlyafewBlocksleft. anddiedinstateoferace,itseemswellasinthesoulofman? (b)Prices,from£75perblock.One-fifthde-
PerhapsongivinganansweritwillasifapriestmaysecretlyorpriDoesmanreceivetemporalgiftsin posit.Balanceeasy. bewisetoreviewtheCatholicdoc-vatelyofferMassforthatperson."thisworldforgooddosesdonewith AJeo trineonthepointatissue. (Vol.ii.,pni).TheEcelesiasti-(modintention? "BUBLAGOESTATE."NorthBib- SincethesacrificeoftheMassiscaleMonitor(citedby-Lehmkuhl)per- onticalwiththesacrificeofthemitetheapplicationofprivateMass,Answer.taco. el onthedirectrouteofproposednewrail- Cress,itmaybesaidingeneralthatiftheintentiontakestheform:- Anewer(a)Yes,ofcourse,HewayfromSubiacotoNorthBeach. theholysacrificeontheCross,it"I-offerthisMassforthereposeofdot' Doesnot"Argument"re-Onemileoftramortrain.Cambridge. maybesaidingeneral-thattheholythysoulofsuchandsuchaperson-memb:rthewordsoftheNewTesta-streetmacadamisedrightuptoEstate.An opportunitytomakemoneynottohe sacrificeisapplicablet.oallforwhen)ifhe-diedinthestateoferace."meritwhichsaid,thatevenaheirmissed.Buyearly. Christdied.providedtheyareineButasthisconditionisimpliedinoftheheaddoesnotfallwithouttheBlocks,from£15each.£5deposit,and conditiontobenefitbytheoffering,everyMassforthedead,evenfor £1amonth;nointerest. InowledeeofGod."Again Our andprovidednoProhibitionofthedeceasedCathietics,-itseemstobea Also- Lordsaid"Forraimentwhyareyou Churchintervenes.Thoseinheavengratuitousaddition. But,adds,solicitous,&c. YourHeavenlyInnumerableHouses,PoultryFarms, andhellcannotderiveandbenefitLehmkuhl:--"The MassofferedFatherknowethyouhaveneedofall Farms,etc.,inalllocalities. fromit,becausetheyareintheeshouldnotbeaspecialReeiuemthesethin:s"(I),Yes,Almighty CallandgetFullParticulars. finalandunchangeablestate butMass,normaytheliturgicalprayerGodfreeuentlygivessuchtemporal itcanheprofitabletoallwhoareProhocdefunct°beadded." benefitsasaNATURALreward,for stillonearth,andalsoforthoseinNordingivesthesameviewasPro-gooddeedsdone.Theotherqueries ',aleatory.Theonlypersonswhomfable.Butheaddsthattheinten-willeeansweredinafutureissue. weknewtobeinheavenarethecan-tionshouldnotbepubliclyannounced onisedsaintsandasregardshell,andincaseastipendisoffered,theQuestion,we ease_ havenoabsolutecertaintyaboutpriest-isadvisedtosay,"Iwillof 'RecentConvertasks,IftheIrishCOMMERCIAL anysinglecase. Hencethelimits.terthisMassfar'thesoulsinpurga-Catholicsrecognisethedesignatianof1, liononthisscoreisnotverygreattort'ingeneral,withtheintentionrelandofSaints"beineappliedto
TothisgenerallawtheChurchthatitmayalsobeahelptothatEnglandeeiallyastoIrelandaswas addscertaindisciplinaryroles,whichParticularsoulifit-beacceptabletorecentlydonebyCardinalAndriettin mustbeconsideredseparately,. God."(Vol.iii,0.20o.)Butthis
TheOldestEstablishedfor A.Withregardprecept.olics.-(1)ApriestmayoilerMassTheconclusionthereforeseemstoAnswer,-
tolivingnon-Cathisonlyadvice,not France. count),orattherequestofCatho--settlesthequestionbyaclearpro-themoreentitledoraloneentitledto - Privatelyorpublicly(onhisownac-bethat,untiltheChurchofficiallyWhetherIrelandorGreatBritainis liceorevenofnon-Catholics)forthenouncement,usemaybemadeofthethehonourofhavingintheolden (Pitman's) conversionofoutsiders-nomatterdoubt,andstrictlyprivateMasscantimebeenknownas"theIslandof whethertheybeheretics,schismaticsheofferedforparticularnon-Catho-Saints"hasbecomesomewhatofa
orpagans. lics_pr,,,,,edtherearepositivegoodquestionontheothersideofour (2)ApriestmayofferMass,atreasonsforthinkingthattheyhavehemisphere,hisEminenceCardinal and leastprivately(onhisownaccount,livedingoodfaithanddiedinaAndrieu,asourcorrespondenttruly orattherequestofCatholics)f,:,stateofgrace,andprovidedalloffi-remarkshavinginarecentutterance thegeneralortemporalwelfareofcialforms,expressiveoftheinten-employedthedesignationinreference
outsiders. Butifnon-Catholic,tionareaeolded.ButalthoughthistoEngland.Answeringanobjecting themselvesaskfortheMassto tienotchseemstobeallowed,anycriticismontheCardinal'sremark INDIVIDUALINSTRUCTION. said-andespeciallyiftheywisht)priestisfreetotakethestricterviewRev.CanonVaughaninalettertoDay,Evening,orbyCorrespondeeea. enetteeapriesttosayMassbyoffer-anddeclinesuchMasses. theTabletsays"itistraitstrue intheusualstipend-theactsas-ThePrincieleunisrlyingtheree-thatIrelandhadlong'beenknownasSPEEDCLASSESALLRATA SUMPSakind,ofofficialtharacter,trictionwhereitexists,isthesame"TheIslandofSaints,"butEng-ClerksRecommendedtoEmployers. sandanyappearanceofsacrificingCa-aspre\iouslyexplained.PtisnotlandlikewiseenioyedthesametitleType-writingworkofeveryder tholicprinciplesmustbeavoided.Indictatedbythewishtodeprivenon-intheamesoffaith,sothathiscriptioncarefullyandpromptlyen*. easeofaPaean.caremustlatasenCatholicsofseohbenefitsoftheMassEminencewasabundantlyjustifiedin cuted.StrictlyConfidential. thatthemotiveatthehackoftheasthemaybecaoableof.Itistheuseofthebeautifulwordsattre requestisnotsuperstitiousorinsimplyinordertomaintaintheCa-bleedtohim. anywayevil-otherwisetheengagetholicprinciale.thatonlymembersCanonValle/Ianfurther'quotesOarPROSPECTUSONAPPLICATION. mentmusthererused.Similarly,ifofthevisibleOhmehcanlerece,gesis-dinalNewmaninsupportofBakeProtestantaeplies,thetransac-edeytheChurchinherofficialre-land'sclaimtoashareintheMa- W.H.LAFFER,Principal. tionmayseemtoinvolveacome.-lieheisacts. Unction.Rome,saidtheEnglish yentaaterrororindifferentism,andWecanquiteunderstandandgym-Cardinal.wasthemissionarycentre BarrackStreet,Perth. hencetheruleisthattheengagementI.,athisewiththefeelingsofconvertsfromwhichIrelandandEnglandin22and23Brookman'sBuildings. Established20
BarrackSt.,Perth, TelephoneNo.1584. highSt.,Fremantle, , 11 532. Midlandimeetkati, ,, 48.
HotelsandRestaurantsspeciallycateredfor.ExcellentfacilitiesfordeliverytoPrivateRousts. NotedforsuperiormakeofSausages,SmallGoodsandCornellMeats.BuyersofLive Stockinanyquantities.
GUILDFORD.
GROCER PRODUCEMifilitCHANT.
GOODSATPERTHPRICES. GARDENMENDSINGREATVARIETY,BRAN,POLLARD,CHAFF,ETC., RINGUP'PHONE8o, ANDOURTRAVELLERWILLCALL.
CountryOrderswillreceivePromptAttention.
FederalStores,Guildford. WestGuildfopd.
PUREminxFROMOUROWNCOWS,.DELIVEREDTWICEDAILY. ONECOW'SMILKFORINVALIDSANDCHILDREN.
YOURRECOMMENDATIONAPPRECIATED.
POSTCARDSATTERIYED Mrs.M.
GreatFurnitureClearingSideat
OWINGTOHEAVYSTOCKSONHANDANDREQUIRINGMOREROOM,THEWHOLEOFTHE STOCKWILLBEOFFEREDATSPECIALLYREDUCEDPRICES.
TOREALISETHESPECIALLOWPRICESANDVALUES,GIVEN,ITWILLPAYYOUTOCALLAND INSPECTTHELARGESELECTIONINALLDEPARTMENTS,ALLTHOSEREQUIRINGFURNITURE OTHERHOUSEHOLDREQUISITES.CANHAVEAVERYLARGESELECTIONANDWILLBESAVING MONEYBYPURCHASINGTHEIRREQUIREMENTSAT
BEDROOMSUITES,DININGROOMSUITES,DRAWINGROOMSUITES,EASYCHAIRS.BEDSTEADS,COTS,PRAMS,GO-CARTS,CARPETS,LANTERNS,CURTAINS,TABLECLOTHS,FENDERS, LAMPS,
InwhichwemaytravelwiththePilgrimstotheancient shrineontheshoresofLough.Derg. (BYN.O'MAHONY).
"TheLordbroughtSt.Patrickintoadesertplaceandthereshowed himaroundcave,darkwithinAnd sincethepilgrimistherepurgedof hissins,theplaceisnamedthePurgatoryofSt.Patrick.''-Henry, MonkofSaltrey.
LoughDerg,thesanctuaryofthe olcisstandmostremarkableofIreland'smanyplacesofpilgrimage,is alonelysheetofwater,situatedis thecountyofDonegalandthe-dioceseofClogher,andisbestapproachedfromtheneatandthriving townofPettieo,whichwasoacedescribedbyacommercialtravelleras "thehonastestlittletowninallthe North.'Thelake,initselfisnot verybeautifulandnotlarge,being aboutsixmileslongbyfourinwidth thirteenmilesincircumference,and covering*2,140acresinextent.
Likemostofthepilgrimplacesin Ireland,ofwhichitholdstheforemostplace-Clontnacnoise,Croa.gh Patrice,Glendaleugh."Arranofthe Saints.''and"LoneGougane-Barra."beingamongstthenextmost important-St.Patrick'sPurgatory isrernaresideforthelonelinessand aloofnessofitssituationfromallthe hauntsofmen.Setonalittleisland,,lescritedbyawriteras"a darkspotonasheetofsilver,"lyinelowamidstthe"majestyof mountains."vle%seemtoforma barrieeagainsttheevilsoftheouter worldandwhichsmellowseemsso muchnearertoGodandtoheaven thanilothemorcommonplace plains,thereisanawe-inspiringstillnessandlon'linasabouttheplace s'talewellfittedtodrawone's thatehtsawrofrom thebaser thine'ofearth.
Solikeatame!,Clothftstand
everymorning,whereitremained untilnight,andthenproceededto Gleann-na-CaoilenearLoughErne, andthere,duringthenight,itconsumedagreatdealoftheproduceof thatlocality,untilthereligious championofGod,St.Patrickcame toIreland,andhearingof this monsterhewentstraighttoFinnlough,wheretheserpentwasthenon anislandinthelake,andimmediatelyittooktothewater,andwith itsdevouringmouthopen,itset allthelakeincommotion. and finallydirecteditscoursetothe shore(oftheisland)andopeningits month,itcastforthitseternalpoisonousmatter,likeashowerofhailstones,overthelake,hutchieflytowardstheplacewherethesaintand hisclergystood.Thesaint,however.havingprayedtoGod,casthis crozieratteeserpent,whichpierced itsheart.sothatitturnedallthe waterofthelakered.Afterthee St.Patric:sailthatlennilough(the fair etshored1(ecalledLough Der_(theredlake+henceforthuntil theDayofJudgment."
1.1ytoavertthefuryofthestorms,MayoandLisgooleandHarold,afwhichnowandagainsweepovertheterwards,KingofEngland,madePilislandsinthelonelylake,stoodthegrimageabouttheyearIcseotothe monastery,['windedbySt.Dabheoc,"miraculousCaveofSt.Patrick." (pronouncedDavog)whohad-beenThehistoryoftheplaceduringthe left.inchargeofhis"Purgatory"thirteenth,fourteenthandfifteenth bySt.Patrickhimself.St.Dab-'centurieswaswrittenbydistinguishhemitwaswhoprophesiedthebirthedforeignerswhobravedtheperils ofSt.Columba,andafterSt.Pat-ofthelongjourneytopassthrough rickhewasthespecialpatronofitspenitentialexercises.Inthe theplaceentrustedtohiscare,whilseseam'1397,KingRichardII.gerlatal asafeconducttoRaymond,Count dePerilleaux,KnightofRhodesand ChamberlaintotheKingofFrance,4 whocameonpilgrimagetoLough Dere,accompaniedbyaretinueof twentymenandthirtyhorses. In connectionwiththiseventathrillinestoryistold.Itissaidthat Raymond,averynobleandproud Knight,findingthathissisterwas betrothedtoanotherknightname ireolinowhowasnotofequaldescent,inafitofpassion,plon;eda hisbad,hisseat,hiscross,andhis island,areobjectsofvenerationrankingonlysecondtothoseofSt.BridgetandSt.Patrickhimself.
AfterSt.DabheoccameSt.Cillen,St.Anvil,St.Fenton,andother saintswhofilledthepositionofabbotsoftheislandassuccessorsto St.Patrick.Nowthemonasteryis onlyrememberedbyafewruins,and silence.loneliness,anddesolation reign,whereinformertimestheabbot,clergy,andrisen'sofLough DergsangthepraisesofGodandre..daggerintohissister'sbreastand ceivelwithintheirhospitablegateskilledher.Afterwardbeingtortusdistinguished(strangersandpilgrimsrdtohisownconscience,CountRaYmondwentonpilgrimagetoLough RayfromallPartsoftheworld.
p.ndhispilgrimageweredestroyedI th.'Danes,whowerecalledin,the ancientannalsBlackGentilete,"and "foreigners." Howeverinthe courseoftime,theCanonsRegular, ofSt.Atiaustinetookpossessionof Saint'sIslandandtheruinedCloisters,andrestoredthemtofame,remaining'thereforaboutfourhundredyears.tilltheyinturnwereexpelledliytheCalvinistsinthereign ofJamesI..whenthepilgrimage andmone;terywereentirtivdestroyedandthewholeislanddug.upb' the IndeedthevicissitedesofthePurgatoryhavebeenmanendvarious. InthemienofPopeAlexanderVI.. thepilgrimagewastemporarilysuppressd,assomesay."heeans it hadbecomeanoccasionofshemeftel avarice"andaccordingtothestatementofotherwriters,localise"it wasnotthePunsters.whichthe LoadhadshowntoStPatrick." Howeeer,itwasre-openedinthe reignofPo:ePiusIll..whograntee indulgencestothepilerimsandcertainfacultiestothecommunityof boughDerg.
rod witesmicastateorschist, th: prehistoricaees somevolcanicaoiecy.sothat the stretiticetionisnowalmostperpiendiculeetothesurfaceitcropsupall this,ughtheleeandaroundthe
le-eamolarofgreetdifficultyand caetion.
Certainit.isthatthelakebears suchared'tint.duenodot'ttothe boggyn(titreofthelandsurrounding it.thatthepilgrimscallbythe nameof"wine"thewaterswhich, withalittleeriati-"eread(eaten withoutsalt."theancientusagehad it-fcrastheironlysustonancadurine theirsojournthere.SomeauthoritieshaveifthatLotiohDergisa corruptionofboughDeirc(thelake oftheCape),that.is,St.Patrick's Cave,or"Bed,"wherethesaint eerieelouthispiouspracticesof prayerendp,trance. Thelikeisdottedoverwithnumercusislands,themost.important.of Theheart'sfirstimpulseistowhichtous,thoughnotinpoittof prayer," size,are"StationIsland,"and Thelakeissurroliorledbycheerless"Saint'sIsland."Thenameofanuplandsandachainofmountains,other.Allingbam'sIsland,''beings Isleleandwildintheirapnearance,toourmindthepoetAllinghemand re:ievedonlybythetintsofthehea-hisbermsinglines,"AdieittoBalthee,analbysometriesandanoc-lyshaneonandthewindingtan'sof c.oienalpatehofgreenswardorErne,"othofwhirlsplacesarein sunnyslope,whichenlivenstheirtheneighbourhoodofLoughDere. halenessThe!steinofthylaeeit-Thecriesofwildsea-birds,who selfisphue.-ettarreofmetamorphicmaintheirhomesronoegtheislets oftheIsikeegivsanaddednoteof lonelinessand,,les-dationhelden awayinitsdr'aresolitudeofmountainandmoorland. Itissaidbyso-methattheoriginalSt.Patrice'sPurgatorywason sheiointoinnumerablerockyislets.CrotchPatrick,roofthatitwasthe at.hAdenreefs.likeironspikes,CanonsRegularofSt.Augustine, whichmakethenavigationof thewhooccupiedSaint'sIslandformany -hundredsofyearswhogavethatin:posingtitletotheirownretreat; butthereisnotthe'slightestdoubt thattheinstitutionwasfoundedby St.PatiicS,andthathehimselfh.ad sanctifiedtheplacewithhispresence
In 836St.Patrick'sChurchDerg,theretoexpiatehiscrimeant appeasetheangerofHeaven.But theKnightUgolinofollowedinhis trackandwasnotsatisfiedtillcoraingupwiththemurdererwhilsthe wasonhiskneesatthepilgrimage, hekilledhimthere,despitehisen treatiesformercy.andtherebyavellte geethedeathofhisbetrothed.t Itissaidthat.LoughDergwas visitedbytheunfortunateO'Ruarke, Princeof13reffni,aftertheelopement ofhiswlfe,Dervorgilla,"thatdeereneratedaughterofErin,"withhisrivalMacleurreufsh.Illustriouspilgrimsfromeverycountrycameto LoughDerg.In1383EdwardIII., grant.eltooneMalatesta,aHungarianknight,encttoNicholasdeBrecarioofFerrarainItaly,asafe conductthroughEnglandontheir waytoSt.Patrick'sPurgat'r.',while wereedofvariousFrenchandSpanishnoblemenwhotravelledthither forthesamepiouspurpose.Those, likeourown,werethedaysofpilgrimages.Greatmenfellintogreat crimesforwhichtheyhadthegrace
AfterthedestructionofthemonasterybytheCalvinistsintheseveeteenthcentury.thepilgrimagewas r'movedtoStationIsland.Thisis muchsmallerthanSaint'semail& andsomewritershaveitthatthe Puritatorswasalreadytransferredto tie.smallerdomaininthedaysof theCanonsRegularofSt.Augustine,, whohadcontrolofitatthesame timethattheyheldthelargerisland fortheirownmonasticuses.Here itwasafterwardstakenchargeof beecommunityofFranciscanFriars andinlateryearsbytheBishopof Cloeherandhissecularclergy.
et.Patrick'sPurgatoryistheoldes:itistitetienoStheIrishChurch, inexistence,andformsastrong cennietinelinehetweenthedaysof thesaint'ssojournonearthandour ()Anmoderndays.Thorigin of thetitle"St.Patrick'spurgatory" isexaleinedbyan()IdLouvaintreatisesftheeseenteenthcentury,which tillsusthatSt.Patrickremoval nhinselffromtheworldtoagloomy, lonelycevern,andthereprayedthat thepainsofpurgatorymightberevelledtohim. Hisreguestwas grente-1.andthesaintwassomuch awe'lbyhisvisionthatheordered thattheislandshouldhenceforthbeinnumerablereligiousestablishments inIreland.Nowthisisland is grownalloverwithcoarairar:k grass,ferns.rushes,andheather. withhereandthereafewtreesof mountain-ash,andsomewititethorti hushes.hoarywithanteluity.Some flowersandshrubsnotknownelsewhereintheneighbourhoodgrow here,remnants,prole-)1v,ofthe ruinedmonasticgardenofmedieval days,whileone-halfoftheislanI. formerlylaiddutinfields,isnowa rabbitburrow.Itissaidthatthe ranknessofthe.herbageissuchthat sometattleandsheepputeutto crazeontheislansitliecefromtheeffectscfit.sothatinthiswaythe ruinsofthisancientsanctuaryhave beensavedfromdesecrationbyidle beastsofthefield.
HisChurch,hisancientstonecross, his"cave"andbedofhardpenance arestilltobeseen,andareobjects and"stations"ofspecial(devotionfor eachpilgrim. Saint'sIsland.whichwastheoriginalplace-ofpilgrimage,still.bears evidenttracesofcultivationinits remnantsofgardensandfurrowsl fields,sincethedayswhenitwas heldbytheseCanonsRegularofSt. Augustine,whoatonetimeoccupiee
mad,akindoftirraarialpureatore, wheresinnersmightdopenance,and eacleansedoftheirsins.
Inaccordancewiththis.(linen?,Urlongacessince.,the'placecameto hethe.resortofmanythousandsof someofwhom.bravedthe Perilsoflengthyjourneysfromall partsofthecontinentofEuropese passthroughitspenitentialexercises.
boughDergissaidtohavederived itsnamefromthefollowingleeend toldinanoldIrishMS.ofthe O'CleriiheandgivenbyO'Connellan inhi'notestohistranslationcit theFourMasters Anextraoreinarymonstrousserrent.calledtheCoal,'wasinthe habitofthuspassingitstime.It elvnPtoPinnloughfLott,rtiDergl
etho ce yAedlotnheersnetainwnme ofthosewhojouralateyearswasthe'blind potCarolanandatouchingstory istoldofhowwhenhewasreturning fromdoingthe"Stations," and men-willingheadswerereadiedout tohelptheblindmanintotheboat, awon.an'shandtouchedhis.Carolenstoppedsuddenlyandintonesof deepfeelingsaid,"Thatisthehand ofBridgetCruise."Itwasindeed thehandofthewomanwhohadbeen hisfirstlove,andthesourceofmane abeautifulinspiration,thoughhe hadnotmet-herforagreatnumber ofyears.
Intheyear1704,inthereignof QueenAnne.thepilgrimagewas againsuppressed,andanactpassed prohibitingit.andthepilgrimagesin esteralinthefollowingwords:"And whereasthesuperstitionsofPoPer aregreatlyincreasedandupheldby thepreten-ledsanctityofpieces,esPeciallyofaPlacecalledSt.Patrick'slaudatory,intheColetteo Donegal,andofwellstowhichpiteternalizesaremadeeyvastnumbers atcertainseasons Beit furlherenacted.thatellsrchmeet-illeeandassembliesshalleedeemed andadjudgedriotsandunlawfulassemblies,andpunishableassuchin alloranypersonsmeetingatsuch placesaforesaid,"seeingontosay thatthemagistratesmustputthe lawinforceagainstallsuchoffendersandthateachoneistobetinedinthesumoftnFhitlings,and indefaultofPayment"thathelie plit.Helywhipped."Thebetterto putastoptothese"Popishsuperstitionsthe-districtaroundLough Dergwas"planted"byProtestant settlers. inspiteof-alltheseattemptsat suppression.thepilgrimageofSt. Patrice'sPurzatorcis flourishing,andisfamousalloverthe word.Socelebratedwasitinancienttimes..thatmanuscriptsdescribing*itareextantinadtheprincipal librariesofEurope.
}CiaoAlfredofNorthumatiprayed theretoSt.PatrickbeforehisreturntoEnglandfromtheschoolsof
TheplacegotmuchofitscontinentalfamesometimeaftertheCanonsRegularhadcometoresidethere, chieflybythenarrativeofHenry,a BenedictinemonkofSaltrey,inHuntinolonshireinEngland,whowrote atreaties"dePurgatorioS.Patritii,"aboutthsyear1I52.Poems werefoundedonthisnarrativeby Dante,Ariosto.andCalderon.-andit attractedtoLoughDerepilgrim;lif everyrankandfromeveryclime, whilesehenarrativeitselfwascopied frommonasterytomonastery,tillit becamefamousalloverEurope.It issaidthat-thesecondpartof Dante's"DivineComedy"isfounded onHenryofSaltrey'saccountof LoughDerganditspurgatory,whilst theSpanishpoetCalderonwroteone ofhisfamousdramasonthesame subject.
ThestorytoldbyHenryisoneof anIrishsoldiernamedOwenwho livedinthebeiniengofthetwelfth centersandwh.)hidservedunder thestandardofKingStephen. Tee hadbeenaCrusader,andonretail inghorn('afterlongservicefeltremorseofconscienceforhissinsand soheresolvedtomakepilgrimagele St.Patrick'sPurgatory,thereto findrestforhistroutledsoul.Tbo narrativeofwhalehe.tawtheremust bereceivedwithgreatlimitation,for itwaswrittenat-atimewhen,orOletotheCrusades,theTroubadours hadbro-hht homefromthe Eastsoesationalandromanticas-cluntsofthedeedsofchivalryof Christiankaiehts. Owenhavingreceivedpermission
fromthePrioroftheisland,aswellmeatforninedays,usingnofood asfromtheBishopofthediooesesavealittlebreadandwaterfrom Preparedhimselfbyafifteendaysthelake.Duringoneofthenine fastandprayertoenterSt.Pat-daystheyareshutupinthedismal rick'sCa.ve.AfterMasswassaid,darknessofacavernandtherein, thepilgrim,receivedHolyCommon-faetine,partakeofnothingsavea ion,asalutaryinstructionwasgivenlittlewatertomoistentheirthroats andaprocessionofmonksaccompaawhenparchedwiththirst.Atnooniedhimtothemouthoftietideandeveningtheyfroonlanded cave. kneesoverpathsbeatenbythefeet
"Everypriestandeveryman ofsaints,andstrewnwithsharp WnetwthhymyuProcessown stones.Inotherquarterstheywalk
holyplace,andwerealreadyontheir knees."
Andaslowde.astheymyghtecrye,barefootedoverruggedwaysinthe Forhymtheysanethelitany.. oldentaresfrequentedl,yholymen "HenryofSaltreee"tosatisfytheirtrangreseions.SomeThePriorhavingsecuredthedoortimeswalkingandsometimes on ofthecave.theknightfoundhim-theirkneestheyadvancetoamaga selfinalargecloisteredhall,in;derabledistanceintothewater.There whichwerefifteenreligious,clotheddotheyspendtheday,poitringout warnsbigwhattodoshouldhebeholydiscourses prayerstoGodandlistenindiscourses norinthissacred inwhitegarments.Oneofthem attackedbyevilspirits.Thenarra-placeistheretoheheardorseen tivetoesontodescriaewhat he sawinthecave,visionsofhelland purgatory,andsoulsundergoingthe frostterribletormentsandhow whenhewasattackedby_demonshe wassavedbyutteringtheprayeras thereligioushadtoldhim, "Jesus.asThouartfullofmight, Havemercyonme,sinfulknight!."
Afterwardsheisvouchsafeda glimpseofheavenwithitsgateset withpearlsandpreciousstones,but heisnotpermittedtoremainthere.
*hisreturnhemeetswiththe111ecclesiasticsagain,whotellhim thfutureeventsofhislife,and -nheleavesthecave,heiscontulatedbythePriorandhiscan'Osonhissafereturnfromthe P.reatory.Wearetoldhelivedto aripe011age,andthendiedinthe odourofsanctity.
"Hediedandwentthebrightway.
Tothetlissthatlastsforaye
TothatblissmayHeusbring
ThatofallisLordandKng."
ThisnarrativewaswrittenbyHenryofSaltrey,inIIee,and was translatedintoseverallanguagesin themetricalstylethensopopular. Writing'intheyear1600ofthe IslandofthePurgatory-thepresent StationIsland--thaMostRev.Peter Lombard.ArchbishopofArmagh, thusdescribesit:-"Initaresituatedthefollowingholyplaces, - which arethusseparaterespectivelyfrom eachother.Inthefirstplacean elemitChurch,surroundedbya cemetery,inwhichChurch.along withet.rtainotherrelicsofSt.Patrice.ispreservedinthewall the stun:'onwhichthesaintusedtoreposehisheadinsteadofapillow. Secondly-agrottoafewpavestothe northoftheChurchwhichisvariouslytermedtheCaveofthePurgatory, thefaireatoryofSt.Patrick,and evenSt.Patrick'sPit.whichthouea itknowalmostinalevelwth thegroundinitsvicinity,wasforneerliofverygreatdepth;butin thelaifeeoftimeandondifferentoccaeinns,astraditionhasit.both byth.orlinlneeofsuccessivebishops andwiththeapprovaloftheRoman Phitiaa.ithue'has(Tomegraduallyraisedtoisairfareoftn.eaten Iowa.it.itslenethwidth,an.; helehteresuchas10admitoftwelve itt:neatfou,teenpersonsarrineat) oantitwoinorder,notstandier: erelebetprofoundlyinclineea its wallsandroofareofstene.Atone sidethereisasmallwindowatwhich thoselioundtoreadthecanonical hoursarealaced.andatitsextreme endliesestoneonwhichSt.Patricausedtoerayonbends]loyeee andwhichstillretainsthe'impression ofhis'tires.Thaieinecoversthe mouthofthatSneedabyss,whichis saidtohaveteenformedattheprayersofthesaint.Thirdlybeyondthis cave.andteeingthenorth,ereseven veilsfastationsinmemoryofthe moredistinettishedsaintsofIreland, Wchcellsarecalled"lectiponosi,'' rthlyontheoppositesideofthe chnrch,towardsthewest,aresome lensorcotta'sforitheaceommodaIionofnilerims."
InthelifeofDr.Kirwan.Bishopof Killala.byJohnLynch,Archdeacon ofTuanaandfirstprintedin1669. wehaveavividpictureoftheausteritiespractisedntLoughDergin thosetimes: "Oftentoo,didhe rointoUlstertothefar-famedPu-,gatoreofSt.Patrick.inwhichthe
anythingscurrilousorludicrous Whennightcomesontheyliedown, nottoenjoyrepose,buttosnatcha fewminutes'sleeptheirbedsare'of straw,nordotheyuseanypillow, buttheirgarments."
ThrPapalNuncio,Rinucini,inhis reportmadetotheHolySeeonhis returntoRomein1649,says.speakingofLoughDerganditssanctuary, "Thedevotionsofthisdeepcave areofgreatantiquity,thoughtheir firstorieinisuncertain.Itis agreedthatthesaintchosethatspot forhisholyretreatsand,thevisions withwhichhewasfavouredbyGod arewellknownandapprovedofby succeedinggenerations. Atpresent thefuryoftheCalvinistshasleveledeverythingtotheeroundandtilled upthecave:asthustheydestroy-en everyvestigeofthespot,sodothey seektocanceleverytraceofits memory."
Inanaccountofthepilgrimage writteninthelaginnineofthesame centuryitwastoldthat"likebees tothebeehives,theredailyflock suchnumbersfromeverycornerof thekingdom thatmany havebeenobligedtoreturnwithoutsatisfyinctheirpiousdesire. therebeingnoroomforlandingon theisland."
PoneBenedictXIII..whileCardinal,deliveredasermoninpraiseo; thePilgrimage,whileClementX..ant laterPopePiusTX.accordedaplenaryindulgencetothosevisitingit.
Beforetheyearsofthefamine,till) numberofpersonsfrequentingthis eilerimagewasestimatedat front tentothirtythousandannually.
Deanethefamineyearsthenutr.Sci wentdowncOnsid-ra'rly.hutfor a lonetimenowithasbeeneraduale increasing.Peopleesofold, come fromallparts,andmanydiverstonPeleeareheardintheplace.including aflooddealofthe"nativeIrish." Itisrecordedthatsomepilgrims havetravelledtoLoughDagasof tenasfiftytimeswhileitisquite ntait]thin"tofindPersons,most!; men,whohavegonetheretenor twelveconsecutiveyears.
TheStationseasonlastsinlate earsfromthefirstofJunetoah.e fifteenthofAugust,"LadyDayin Harvest,"asthepeasantscall.itto distinguishitfromLadyDayin Spring,Marchthetwenty-firth.The devotionsarelittlechangedfrom whattheywereahundredyearsago. TheybeginwithavisittotheBlessedSacramentinSt.Patrick's Churoh,thentakeinasround of visitstoSt.Patrick'sCross,St. Brideat'sCross,atwhichlatterthe pilgrimstandswithhislacktothe crossandwithoutstretchedarms renouncesthe-devil,theworld,and thedeal;thenhemakesacircuitof St.Patrick's°hutchandgoesonto thedifferentpenitentialcellsorbade, St.Bridget's,St.Brendan's, St. Catherine's,St.Columlet's.St.Dabheoe'sandsoon,repeatingaprescribalformofPrayerateachonhis knees. Hehastofastrigorously andgotoconfession-andholycommunionwhileontheisland,andthe religiousexercisesinaddition to aboveincludemorningprayer,Mass, meditation,spiritualreading.andin theevening'Prayer,sermonandBenedictionoftheBlessedSacrament. oneachofthethreedays.
Attheoutsetofthestation,the pilgrimdivestshimselfofhisshoes, outofrespecttotheHolinessofthe place,inaspiritofifpenance,andin conformitywiththeadmonitiongiventoMoses."Comenotnighhither put offtheshoesfromth. feet,,forthePlacewhereonthystandeeisholyground."Inadditionto thisthemenwearneitherhatnor capwhileonthepilgrimage. Iamtoldthatthesumofafew shillingswillamplycovertheexpensesofeachpilgrim'sstayontheisland.Thefare.asIhavesaid,.dur ingthethreedaysofthePenance. consistsmerelyofbreadand"wine" -thewatersofthelake.Theuseof intoxicating-drinksisforbiddenwithinthreemilesoftheisland,and amongothercustomsinterdictedof lateyearsistheoldtimepracticeof wadingintothelakeinapenitential spirit.'T'hecarryingawayofstones etcasrelicsofthepilgrim-ageis alsoforbidden.andwithsomeshow ofreason.sincetheattendisvery smallandconsists°Maly-ofstones fledpebbles,sothatinthe-courseof timeitmightnotimprobablyresult thatthewholeislandwoulddisapPear-
MC.Thearrangemenisweregood, everethinapassedoffsplendidlyand theChurchfendsshouldbenefitto theextentofafewpounds,asaresultoftheentertainment.
Otherentertainmentsarenowthing arranged,andgenaallytheMaylanes peoplearetohecommendedfarthe wayinwhichtheywor:foragoad
Wemustneverforgetthatby ourexampleandwordswealllead otherstowardsgoodortowards evil.Awlforthecharacterofthat exampleWeareresponsibletoGod, and.toourneighbour.
Bysoothings:aaow,avallayin,; sneerandbringingietarrelstoan endweactasthenilofolives.
Towardtheendoftherifeateenh cent"rythecourseofealanceet o'ichDergwitscoesidernelimodi eel.Theamofincarcerationin the"cave," usdtolast.for twentiefofirhours,asnowrenucel totwelve.Theperiodofremainingentheislandwhichformetlyaterel e'ltonine,oratleastsixdayswas nowreducedtothree.thoughpile:Hinearestillfoundwhopreferto remainontheisland'fortheold termofsixorevenninedays.
Int8'otheoldChurch.onStation Island.whichhadunderzonemnnirenairsatdifferentperiodsofits existence.wastakendownandre leadbynhandsomeGothicedifice, builSthrofeshtheexertionsofthe Rev.JamesMcKenna,P.P.,bythe aidofvoluntarycontributionsfrom thepilgrims.AMr.Dellis,awriterla-nomeansfriendlytowardsoilrrimagesineeneral,describesthus hisfirstviewofthedace"AsI desoendedtowardtheshoresofthe lake,Icouldse-thattheislandwas entirelycoveredwithpersons,and ontheIan':Ifoundupwardoftwo hundredpersonswaitingtobeferriedoversomeweresitting,some lyingonthegrass,some,moreimPatient,wereetendineclosetothe water.waitingthearrivalofthe ferry-boat:andsome,moreimpatientstill,hadbeanwarmedintodeffilirimswerewonttoabstainfromvotionbythedistantviewofthe
Itwouldbehardinflearltocalculatetheamountof'roodthepilgrimagehasclone,eeneciallyinthecruel daysofthenenallaws.inkeeping faithaliveandbestowingtheconsolationsofreligiononthepoorharass' retheliesofIreland.Notwithstardingalltheenactmentsthat haveb-'enenforcediteneinstititstill remainsdeephrootedinthehearts endale-salonsofthepeople,andoutIvine-thepenaldais,continuesto flourishwithrea.wedstreneth and ileour.Greatimprovemlas recentlyhemeffectedinthea modationfereisitorstotheielend,. ad thelotiOlineshaeebeenfitted withue-to-ditesenitationahile thereiseperfectneatnessendcleanlinesspervadineOpplace,inthoretaehleeningwithitsaustereand holytraditions.
OnWednesday,25thinst.,aEuchre PartyandDancewasheldinthe Maylands'Hall,inaidoftheBuildingFundoftheMayland'sChurch. Mr.O'Brienhadthemanagement oftheevening,andistobecongratulatedonthesuccessoftheevent. Playopenedwithacrowdedhouse, andtheratPrizeforLadies'was wonbyMissCarmody(silverjam ilisho-MissSheridanannexingthe secondprice(silverpuffboxandmirror).FatherO'Reilly(Guildford), triumphedintheracefortheGent's prize.Mr.Simonsbeingagoodsecond.
DancingcommencedatTo.15p.m., tothemusicofpianoandviolin. Mrs.Cordonbeinginchargeofthe Piano,andMr.Z.MacDonald,trin7
HAYST.,PERTH
TailsPhone203.
200K8ELLERE, 00101/ENCEILLSDOEITIOLLLPIM TIDRS,ANDAOCOUNTBOOKdAlItlIPACCONIMa.
RUBBERSTA.MPIIMANNTOORDERoxTin111110111TESTNOME.
NewNovelsbyEveryMail
THELATESTMAGAZINESANDPERWIRCALS. IntisedaillereamaYasemeseseesow.
London'sLatestCraze-PQP-IN-TAW-TheGameofGaines RollickingFunforeveryone.Anynumbercan$.y. Pyles34., Postage9d.extra.
WEHAVELARGESUPPLIESOFALLEDUCATIONALBOOKS,AND SCHOOLSTATIONERY,REQUIREDBYTHELEADINGCONVENTS ANDCOLLEGES.
E.S.WIGG&SON,Peet'',Pnmalitle.andKikariOgd;-
Grocery,Tea,Coffee,WineandSpirit Merchants.andImporters.
IIEIMPORTDIRECTAllGrocersu,Dalloarries,Tee,Comm,Winessod
COFFERROASTEDDAILYSOghatCustomersassrelyuponbendes11111111111withthePUREsaeFRESHArticle.
TEADirectfromHILLESTATESinCEYLONfrom8dto4s.perlb.
FARMER'S&trwrrowsCelebratedHAMSandBACON,adselected Made.1BUTTERalwaysta.tom.
WesupplytieBEST.andinimportingallour(foodsareable,anti deobarre.beLOWESTPRICEforeverytkinor
4079Hay-StreetPerth. lalNoagenciesorbranches.
Mrs.Chamberlain
HASNOWREOPENED,THERECHABITECOFFEEPALACEINCONJUNCTIONWITHTHERAILWAYCOFFEEPALACE. AllSingleRooms
VISITORSAREINVITEDTOCALLANDINSPECT. J.McCARTNEY,Manager
WELLINGTONST.,PERTH,(OPPOSITERAILWAYSTATION).
RAILWAYCOFFEEPALACElb LATEFIRTH'S.
WELLINGTONSTREET,(OPPOSITERAILWAYSTATION,PERTH). Mrs.CHAMBERLAIN,PROPRIETRESS.
GOODACCOMMODATIONFORFAMILIES.MEALSis.BEDSFROM Is.6d.PERNIGHT.SINGLEBEDROOMS211.PERNIGHT.DOUBLE BEDROOMSFROMrs.PERNIGHT GOODCOOKKEPT. BOARDANDLODGINGFROM25S.PERWEEK. ATRIALSOLICITED.CLEANLINESS,COMFORT,ANDCIVILITY. TELEPHONE,1294. NIGHTPORTERINATTENDANCE.
ORDERSPROMPTLYATTEN.1)EDTO.
Offices
Moir'sChamberslOppositethePostOfticel, St.George'sTerrace TELEPHONE48.
Fruit,ProduceandProvisionMerchants,VICTORIATAILORINGCO. CommissionAgents,ImportersandExporters
HeadOffice:MurrayStreet,Perth.
ColonialMutualFire[andAccident] InsuranceCompany,Ltd.
Samson'sBuildings,BarrackSt.,Perth.
Frog,1.stin6,A.cotolorv,iluiatxrKs,PLA'Cr.-(kLARS,3,41dERIPLOnStiteLIABILILT INSURANCEATLOWENTeilttiLEXTRATC.S. P.J.SULLIVAN,ResidentSecretary
BOWBA&0'DIA7,A_
Undertakers,GeneralFuneralFurnishers. EveryuequisiteinCOFPIENFURNITURE,MOUNTINGSLININGS,SHROUDE, FRILLHIG,LACE,TRIMMINGS,andalargesollectionofbeautiful(nes design)WREATFS,variouspatterns.
CEDAR,OAK,andJAIIRAHcOFFINSiLWAYSINSTOCK.
FuneralsoonductedinanypartoftheColonyonshortestNotice andinthemoatrespectfulmanner.
NikTETHEADDRESSPIERSTREET. TEL,308.rNYATUTEL.544.
McLEAN&KEATING (JAMESKEATTNG).
340HayStreet,Perth (OppositeMechanics'Institute.
'itSPECIALLINEOFSCOTCHANDIRISHBIYITINGSFROMa% DllESSSUITS (Ile SPECIALITY 1 SamplesandSellMeasurementFoefrisSentOnApplication. LargeandVariedStockofBlarneyTweedsJusttoHand.
PharmaceuticalandDispensini_
330HAYST.PERTh
(CornerofHeyandPierStrome).
HaveYouTriedFloramac
THEDISPENSINGOFPRESCEIP TIONEEARHENNMADEA STUDY.
Telephone1661.
BROOKSANDBOWER, 26IRWINSTREET.
LICENSEDPLUMBERS'GASITP. TERS.TINSMITHSsadIRO* WORKERS.
WindmillsSuppliedandFixedGal. yankedIronTasksfrom108es 10,000Gallons.Repairswithnem& neseanddespatch.HotsadCell Waterlaidon.
PrintedandPublishedfor" WestAustralianRecordandCatholic PrintingandPublishingCompany, lArnited,"atMurray-street,Perth, by'ThomasSlattery.