The Record Newspaper 23 October 1909

Pilo,ReliedeverySaturday. itegisteredattheG.P.O.Perth,fortransmissionbyPostasa?iewspaper. No.1514.VOL.XXXII'. SATURDAY,OCTOBER23.1909.

R.BECHTEL&CO.(E.ARUNDEL)A.W.READING

CONTRACTORSTOl'HEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS.

HeadOffice:Barrack'Street,Perth. Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDepartment,Murray'st.,Perth

RatherHumourous

14Alocalbandwasonedayplaying atDunfermline,whenanoldweaver cameupandaskedthebandmaster, whattheywereplaying.

ThatisthedeathofNelson,solemnlyrepliedtheBandmaster. ' Ayman,remarkedtheweaver,ye ha'egi'enhimanawfuldeath.

Whatisuntoldwealth,pa? Thepropertyyoukeptoutofthe taxlist.

Orator-Youlistenedattentivelyto my.address.Whatimpressedyou mast?

Critic.-Itslength.

Mrs.B.-Whatisyourhusband's Particularweakness? Mrs.W.-Idon'tknowofany%hat Isworsethantheother.

Whattreehearsthemostfruitto market? Theaxletree.

Whyisabankclerkwellinformed Becauseheiscontinuallytaking notes.

ACorneroftheFactory.

Therawasonceamanwhohada Parrotthathecotronantbdtosay "Uncle'' frontofaroomfull ofguests. TheParrotcouldsay'Uncle,' beautifully yet,thoughthenaafi pleadedwithitforoveranhour.it remainedassilentasthegrave. Then,enraged,hesnappeduptheobstinateparrot,ranwithittothe chickencoop,and,halftwistilgits neck,threwitamongthehens.

Afterhisguestsweregone, he regrettedhiscruelty.Hewent sadlybacktothechickenCOOP,to seeifthepoorparrotwasdead. Opening-thedoor,hefrowned.

Tea6fhistwelveprizePlymouth Rocksla%deadonthefloor,andthe Parrotwasstaudimrontheeleventh twistinghorneck,andscreaming"SayUncle,willyou,Say "Una."

WhatgreatScotchmanwouldon nameifafootmanPnoekedatyour doer JohnKnox.

Whyareracehorseslikesticksof lollie.?Becauseshemore,-musuck them,thefastertheygo.

AboyinacertainSunday-school doesnotallowallhisattest. beoccupiedwithancientlove.He evidentlykeepsupwiththetimes. "WhatrewarddoesGodpromiseto dutifulchildren? AlonglifeandhaPPinesS,aimed intwentyslueakyNfoices.

Laterhisattentionwasattracted totheyounghopefulinquestion, whowasevidentlyburstingwithinformation.

Well,mychildanythingelse? Theold-agepension,sir,wasthe astaMshing-reply

Atadraper'ssh'opthey'employed asmallboy.torunerrands.The otherdaywhilehewaswaitingin ashoaalad,,'cameinandnaked shopassistantforayard of silk.Whenitwasplacedinfront ofhersheexclaimed "Oh,reallyImustbemad, I wantmuslin. Onhearingthistheboyrushedout oftheshopandseeingapoliceman acrossthewayranuptohim. shouting Comeoverquick,there'sagirl inourshopgonemad. Sheaants muzzling.

JAMESSTREET,GUILDFORD.

TheHouseofQuality

Firstclassgroceries.atImam dairy.prieduoe.Nonecanexist. keeparoomspeciallyfittedtoebutter,undermyowesupervision,sad givesatisfactioneverythus.

Readersofthe"Record" GivemeaTrial.

COURTHOTEL STREET,

CONO'BRIEN.

PERT.

Hayingsecuredthefreeholdofthis old-establishedandwell-knownHostelry,willbepleasedtowelcomeall oldfriendsfromthefieldswhileona visittothecity.

LanganBros.' BAKERS

GUILDFORDdiedMIDLANDJUNOT.

ONLYTHEBESTQUALITYOP FLOURUSED. GivethemaTrial

Isn'titawfulwhenyoufindthat youcan'ttrustyourbeetfriend. Notsoawfulaswhenyoufind thatvoncan'tgetyourbeetfriend totrustyou.

Whogavethebrideaway? Herlittlebrother.Hetttoodup, rightinthemiddleofthe'ceremony' andyelled,-HurrahFanny,You've gothimatlast

ThatProfessorBlinkfooledme badly.

How? Hetoldmeethnologywasthescienceoftheraces,andwhenIwent tothelibraryandaskedforaboa onethology.therewasn'taword fromcovertocoveronhowtoOct winners.

UsemewellandI'meverybody. whatamI? Alookingglass.

Teacher-NowHarold,woulditbe propertosay,'Youcan'tlearnms nothing.'

Harold-Yes'rr.

Teacher-Why? Harold-Becauseyoucan't.

IrishNewstoSeptember11,1909.

TheExile'sReturn.

ORMORNINGONTHEIRISH

COAST.

(ByJohnLockeCallan,Kilkenny, Ireland.)

M'anamaDhia.ButthereitisTaedawnonthehillsofIreland God'sangelsliftingthenight'sblack veil

FromthefairsweetfaceOfmysireland

0Ireland,isn'titgrand3oulookLikeabrideinherrichadornin'?

Andwithallthepent-uploveofmy heart

Ibid.vouthetopo',themornin'

Thisoneshorthourpayslavishly' bank

Formanyyearsofmourning; raalmostventureanotherflight, There'ssomuchjoyin,returningWatchingoutforthehallowedshore, Allotherattractionsscomin'; 0Irelanddon'tyouhearmeshout Ibidyouthetopo'themornin' ho,uponCleena'sshelving strand

Thesurgesaregrandlybeating, AndKerryispushingherheadlands out

Togiveusakindlygreeting

Intotheshoretheseabirdsde Andoutofthecliffs,withwelcomes charged, Amillionofwavescametrooping

O-kindlygenerous,Irishland. Soleafandfairandloving Noweederthe'wanderingCeltshould think

Anddreamofyouinhisroving. Thealienhomemayhavegemsand gold, Shadowsmayneverhavegleamedit. Buttheheartwill,siighfertheabsentland

Wherethelovelightflitillumedit.

Anddoesn'toldCovelookcharming there, Watchingthewildwaves'motion, Leaningherbackupagainstthehills Withthetopofhertoesinthe ocean? IwonderI.don'thearShaadon's bells

Ahmaybetheirchiming'sover, Forit'smanyayearsinceIbegan ThelifeofaWesternrover.

Forthirtysummers,asthoremar three, ThosehillsInowfeastmyeyeson Ne'ermetmyvisionsavewhenthey rose Overmemory'adimhorizon. E'enso,'twasgrandandfairthey seemed Inthelandscapespreadbitforeme, Butdreamsaredreams,andmy eyeswouldope, ToseeTexas'ske,stiltogerme.

Oldscenes,oldsours,oldfriends in, ThevaleandcotIwasborninr0Irelandupfrommyheartof hearts IbidNouthetopO'themorain'

ThedeathisreportedfromNorth, wichof.CounclIlorP.O'Reilly, a nativeofCo.Cavan.

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JamesNeillhasbeenarrestedin Monaghan,chargedwithtakingpart intheriotinginPortedown, on August16th.

* MissOliveWilson,Aughakist,Ballybay,hasbeenawardedtheI.M.S. ToddScholarshipofVictoriaCollege Belfast.Shereceivedhertrainingfor theexaminationintheHallSt.NationalSchool,Ballybay.

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Ontheoccasionofhispromotion toafirstclassclerkshipintheCustomHouse,London,Mr.M.J.Hare waspresentedwithakitbagbythe membersoftheCustomHouseStaff Middlesbrough.Mr.Hart,whowas educatedatthePresentationBrothers'College,Cork,isthesecondson ofthelateMr.DavidHart,for manyyearsamemberoftheCustomsWaterguardStafTatQueenstown,andafterwardsofLondon.

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Aninterestingeventtookplaceat Hotham,nearHull,whenan"At -Home,"gvenbyColonelandMrs. J.BStracey,Clitherow,asilversalverwaspresentedtoMissHicks,of HothamHouse,ontheoccasionof herapi!roachinemarriagewithMr. W..1.Fagan,solicitor,Cavan,.

Dr.BertramWindle,Presidentof UniversityCollege,Cork,inhisfinal reportforthesession1908-9ofthe CorkQueen'sCollege,saesthatthe numberofstudentsattendingthe College,duringtheperiodstatedwas 266,against260duringthesessten 1907-8.Theworkdonein,thecollegeduringthesessionwasofa satisfactorycharacter,andthelist ofdistinctionsgainedattheRoyal Universityexaminationswasofconsiderablelength.

PatrickGrady,Kilmeena,asRate

CollectorsfortheDivisionsofBallyvardyandNewportrespectivel.. Mr.JohnHiggins,seniorclerkinWe officeresignedhispost,consequent onhiselectionasClerkoftheMay AsylumCommittee.TheCouncilappointedMr.JamesDale.(junior),juniorclerk,todischargeMr.Higgin'sdutiestemporarily

splendidgoldchalice,Intendedasa PresenttotheMostRev.Dr.Browne BishopofFerns,ontheoccasionof hisSilverJubilee.

OntheoccasionoftheirGolden JulileeintheSacredMinistry,the BishopandpriestsoftheDioceseof Cork,presentedMonsignor'Shinhwin, DeanofCork,andCanonShinkwin, P.11.,Bindon,withaddressesand i,Abywtord,adiegraoe,andatwobeautifulsolidsilversalreproateli,"ishowthe`'TuamHer-vers. aid,-referstotheconditionoftheTheceremonyassociatedwiththe roadsinGalway,EastRiding.ThePresentationwaseminentlyimpres'L journalgoesontoexpressahopesive,andtheesteemin(whichthediethatMr.Moran,thenewCountytinguishedjubilarianswereheldby Surveyor,willdohistesttoreme-theirBishopandbrotherpriestsfound dymatters.'1To-daythehighwaysexpressioninunmistakablemanner.: ofthiscounts-north,south,cast,TheMostRev.Dr.O'Callaghanpreandwest,whereveryouturnaresidedinthePresbyteryofSt.?atwithoutexception,limitationorrick's,wherethepresentationwas qualification,adiscredittoanycorn-made,andthepriestsofthediocese munityandinsomeplaceapositivewereverylargelyrepresented. publicdanger." TheBishop,inmakingtheprtsentation,dweltontheserviceswhich

AtameetingoftheCommitteeofthereverendjubilarianshadrendered Managementof'theMunsterIrishtoreligionandtotheirpeorle.He TrainingCollegetheHeadMasteralsospokeoftheassistancewhich (Rev.Dr.O'Daly)reportedthatthetheygavehimintheadministration students'attendandeforthetwoses-oftheaffairsofthediocese. sionsof1909was152,ofwhom 52WaldobtainedtheCollege'shigh-Afteralingeringillnessthedevil1 estcertificates,whilealargenumbertookplaceinSt.Vincent'sPrivate obtained,testimonialsentitlingthemHospital,LowerLeesonStreet,on toteachandearnfeesforIrishinFridayofRev.FatherOwens,Adm. Nationalschools.ThenewcoursesCavan.Thedeceasedwhowasa fortheteachlingofLatins)tdothernativeofKinainles,waseducatedin subjectsthroughIrishhavebeenMaynooth,andwasordainedinthe zrostsuccessful.Theamountreceiv-year1894intheCavanCathedral. edtodateforfichenewCollegeby'thelateMoatRev.Dr.M'Guinbuildingfundwas-£90,althoughnomess.ImmediatelyafterhisordinaappealhaskeenformallyissuedtionhewasappointedChaplainto yet. theConvent of theParr, * sflares,Ballyjamesduff.HeafterNewsofthedeathofMr.Frani.wardsactedforanumberofyears PollockHamilton,B.L.,lateCounte.asCurateinBallintemple,andsubKildareCrownProsecutor,whichoc-sequentlyinCreeserlough.InNovcurredathisresidence,7HumeSt.,emberlasthewasappointedAdDublin,onThursday,willhereceiv-ininistratorinCavan,butsoonafter edb,hisman,friendswishdeephisappointmenthebecamestricken regret.Deceasedwastheeldestsondown,andinJanuarylasthewas ofthelateMr.AlexanderHamiltonremovedtoSt.Vincent'sHospital, InistiogelKilkennyandwascalledwherehedied.Thedeceased, who totheBarin1877.Hewasasttach-wasbut40yearsofage,wasone edtotheLeinst_TCircuit,landrap-ofthemostpopularpriestsinthe idlyacearedagoodpractice,beingdioceseofKilmore,andhisdemise enga.edamongstothercases,onwasgenerallyregretted. theSlatteryv.Dublin,Wicklow,end WexfordRailwayandKinsellav.SpeakingatDundalktheotherday' Hamilton,thelatter,arisingoutofMr.T.W.RussellsaidthattheemitheCookreanyevictions.HealsoElationfigureshadbeenarrested. wrotemanyvaluablelegalworks.Thestatement.The Turehsehardly, returns fitwith.

OneofhiserdtherswasWalterHam-the grationforthemonthofAugust give'anincreaseof281overthe correspondingmonthlastyear.DuringthePasteightmonths2.0,324 ilton,whowasmassacredatthe BritishLegation.Cabul,in1879;anotherbrotherwasthewellknowncricketer,HoraceHamilton. e

Oh,often,upontheTexanPlains, Whendayandchasewereover, Mythoughtswouldt13o'erthewear3,wave, Andaroundthiscoast-linehover Andtheprayerwouldrisethatsome futuredayAlldangeranddoubtscorningI'dhell)towinformynativeland

ThelightofYoungLiberty's !

Nowfullerandtruertheshoreline showsWaseverascenesosplendid!

IfeelthebreathoftheMunster

ereeze

ThankGodthatmyexile'sended.1

AtSt.Clare'sAbbey,CarlowGraigge,onWednesday(thefeastof theNativityoftheBlessedVirgin), MissEllenCostello;,daughterofMr. MichaelCostelloe,ofGoodwin'sGarden,Dunnamoggard,Co.Kilkenny, wasreceivedasanoviceoftheOrderofSt.ClareColettines. Rev. HuggCullen,P.P.,Carlow-Graigue, repreantedtheBishopoftheDiocese Rev.,E.Grant,C.C.,Callan,celebratedMass,andRev.L.Brophy,VicePresidentCarlowCollege,Preached thesermon.Thenewnovicewillbe knowninreligionasSisterM.BrigidoftheSacredHeart.

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Thesuccessisannouncedoftwo Mitohelstownladies,MissNetts SPtinner, andMiss Kathleen Skinner,daughtersofMr.J.G.Skinnersolicitor,whoarebeingeducatedintheConventNotre.Dame.SheffieX.ThleformersuccessfullypassedtheSeniorOxfordExamination, andashorttimepreviouswasaith inallEnglandintheReligiousEducationalExamination.Miss_KathleenSkinnerpassedthejunior Oxford.andpassedeighteenthinall EnglandintheReligiousEducation Examination.

MayoCountyCouncilappointedMr ThomasCadden,Castlebar,andMr

The WesternPeople,'dealing withtheM,aeoTechnicalandAgri(enteralCommittee,saysthatasum ofover£9oohasbeenearned 1,) thelace-makingclassesduringthe lastyear. NewportConventclass carnalbyfarthelargestamount, £404,andnextcameWestportConVent'Class,whoseearningscameto over£208.TheCastlebarConvent ClassearnedRtIct186.;theKillianlaceclass,£9513s.:andthe Cushloughclass,£8314s.

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ThereiseveryprospectoftheagitationontheTonlageegrassranch, nearRosecommon,beingrenewedand continuedduringthecoiningwinter. Yesterdayasono,fthegrazier'sMr. Beirne,attendedwithlabourersfrom Ballinasloe,'anderectedalargemarqueeonthelafids,'theworkbeing carriedoutundertheprotection,of astrongguardofpolice.Themarqueeisfortheaccommodation of mentoloci%afterthestock.

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By,avoteof14to3theWeeford Corporationhasrejectedamotionto erectIrishandEnglishname-plates onsuchstreetsofthattownasare notalreadysoindicated.Theexpenseofthewort'hasbeengivenat eV.

a GeneralregretisfeltinDeoglieda atthetransferofRev.PeterKelly, C.C.,St.Mary's,toAthboy. Thoughonlyafewyearsinthetown FatherKellyendearedhimselftoall classes.Hewasaveryprominent memberofthelocalbranchofthe UnitedIrishLeague.

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TheCatholicNationalTeachersof theDioceseofFernshaveobtaineda

Ayer'sSarsaparillaMakesGoodBlood

Prickyourskin withaneedle. Youwillsee that'itis fullof blood. Butwhat kindof blood? Richand pure?Or thinand impure?

Impure bloodcoverstheskin witheczema, rashes,pimples, pustules,salt-rheum,boils,carbuncles,andothersores.Thesesimply tellofsomethingbaddowndeepin theblooditself.Ointments,washes, powdersandcosmeticswillnotreach theevil.Youmusttakeoutallimpuritiesfromthesystemwith

andthenseehowquicklytheskin troubleswilldisappear.

Asnowmade,Ayer'sSarsa- parillacontainsnoalcohol. Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

emigrateshaveleftIreland,comparedwith16,379forthefirsteight monthsof1908,oranincreaseof 3.945,Pea?ledonot,fleeatthat ratefromacountryenjoyingprosperityandofferingpleurt,ofemployment.

TheI ParliamentaryFundtotals£3474153d.9

HisEminence,CardinalLogue,°rimateofIreland,andtheBishopsof CloyneandDronmorearrivedin SpaintoattendtheFloralGamesof whichQueenVictoriaEugeniehas ;beenelectedQueen.Owingtothe campaignagainsttabRiffs,however, herMajestywillberepresentedat thefetesbetheInfanteIsabella.

TheRev.FatherFanningdiedrecantleattheresidenceofhisbrothwe-in-law,Mr.JohnRyan,Thurles. TlfedeceasedwasbornatLoughmore68eear&ago,andspenthis boyhoodyearsinthevillageof Holecross.Hereceivedaclassical educationinThurles.andafterwards studiedatKilkennyCollege. He spentsomeearsinPriorPark, England,andfinishedhiscoursein France.wherehewasordainedabout 35yearsago.ReturningtoEnghall,hebecameattachedtoSt. Faaxick'sChurch,andactedaschaplaintoTextethWorkhouseforyears. Helabouredzealouslyintheinterestsofthepoor.whoseliveshedid muchtobrighten,helpingthemley hisencouragementandsympathyto enduretheirtrialswithresignation.

SLIGO

TheMostRev.Dr.ClancyhasreturnedtohisdiocesefromanextendedtripontheContinent.His Lordshipisimprovedinhealth. e

TheNorthSligoExecutiveU.I.La hasunanimouslypassedaresolution askingMr.Soanlan,M.P.,forthe Division,tobringpressureanthe LordChtncellortohavepopularmaalstratesappointedintheBaronyof Tineragh.particularlyforthetown ofArdnaree.Bev.FatherHynes,C. C.,Grange,wasappointedrepresentativeontheNationalDirectory. LIMERICK.

Keanewastoodeterminedandwithoutmuchadoperformedthefeat, withthegreatestcoolnessantto theentireamazementofthespectators.Mr.Keaneclosedthefate afterhim,andheldthelion,whose seesflared,atbayforaconsiderabletime.Thelionremainedirraaohable, notwithstanding,. that thesameanimaldidaway withtwo keel's previously-afactwhich"BuffBill''conveyedtoMr.Keenebeforeperformingthefeat.Thelatter,liowevee, enteredattheperilofhislifeona wires)of£5withtheproprietorHe wasvoiceferouslyapplaudedonhis re-appearancebeforethepublic.The featwillformaninteractingchapterinthehistoryofGort,anda standingmonumenttotheindomiln ablecourageofMr.JohnJ.Keane.

AcloseHurlingContest.

TIPPERARY,IGOALIrPTS.

LIMERICK,rGOAL7PTS.

ThegreatCatholicTournament,organisedbeVen.ArchdeaconRyan, P.P.,V.F.,inaidofthefundfor therestorationoftheparishchurch. andparochialhousewasresumedat Fethard,Co.Tipperare,onSunday Theweatherwasfineandtherewas arecordattendance.Bandswere presentfromHallenonty,Cassestown, andLittleton.TheArchbishophad promisedtoattendandthrowinthe ball,buthisabsencewhichwasregretted,wasduetothedeathofa priestbelongingtotheArchdiocese, Rev.J.Fanning,whowasonthe missioninLiverpool.butwhodied whileathomeonholidays, and whoseintermentwastakingplacein HolyCross

Theproceedingsopenedwiththe finalinthefirstroundofthehurling.theclanhavingtobewontwice ThurlesrepresentingTipperaryled beTomSemple,crossedcamane withtheYoungIrelandsrepresenting Limerick,captainedbyJackCramer.Therewassomegoodplayintitle half.theLimerickmen scienceandcombination,andthee. weretwopointstothegoodathalftime.thescorebeing.Limerick,Igoalpoints. Tipperary 5.points.

Onchangingsides,Tipperaryplayed

TheKilrushUrbanCouncilhasap-withmoredash,-andquicklyequalisPointed.acommitteetoselectsuita-ed,andsentinanotherscore,which blesitesforhousingtheworkersin thetown. Adeputationfromthe LandandLabourAssociationapproachedtheCouncilonthesubject, andaletterwasreceivedfromCaptainVandeleurintimatinghiswillingnesstoreceiveadeputationin °atelier.

AtLimerickPoliceCourtrecently, SterhenO'Deawaschargedonremandwithhavingwantonleinbred theworksofamotorcar,theproPeroofMr.P.deVere,Curraghchase.Adare,bestrikingitwith heavy,.tick.Accusedwasordered tofindsubstantialbail,orindefaultgotojailforthreemonths.

Head-constableMoore,R.I.C.,Limerick,hasbeenpromotedtothe rankofDistrictInspector.

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AichaelShanahan,Doon,Co.Limerick,wasremandedonThursdayon achareeoffiringathiswife,from whomhehadbeenseparated.

TheLimerickNo.IRuralDistrict Councilhaspassedaresolutionin favourofbridgingtheriverat'iastleconnel.atanestimatedcostof £12,000.AsthecountiesLimerick. andClan,willbeconnectedbesthe connectionItwassuggestedthat eachpayashare.

=.011111.., CLARE

gavethemalead.Raels(Limerick)washurtandsomeMaeoccurredwhileasubstitutewasbeinggot Limerickgotlevelagain,butaftera fierceonslaughtTipperarysentina goal.Thelastfewminuteswerefull ofexcitement.Tipperaryscored threetimesandLimericktwice.The resultbeingawinforthehome teamaseaove.Mr.JamesFielding (Mooncoin)referead. of

Ortheoccasionofthevisit "Bun'Bill'sCircus,"toGort.a mostwonderfulfeatwasperformed ealocalgentleman,Mr.JohnJ. Keane,Gort.inbeardingalionin hiscage.Mr.Keane.whopossa;ste extraordinarynerveandexceptisnal willPower,enteredthenate,after makingagraciousbowtothestarlet/asThelatterraisedcriesif Keane,don'tenter,"hutM.

whoserecordhetitlesummedup "Hewasafaithfulmemberofthe organisation,and,thoughnotactivelyengagedintherescue,,deserves considerationbecauseofhisimprisonmentonaccountofit,andofhis Irishmanhoodwhichhedisplayedin refusingtopleadguiltybeforean EnglishCourteventosave'hislife."

GodSaveIreland" CaptainO'MeagherCondon,many ,eearsago,inanarticlehecontributedtotheSydneyFreeman.sJournal,'relatedthereasonwhichstimulatedhishistoricexclamationinthle dockatManchester,"GodSaveIreland."Havingdescribedthetrial, andtherepliesofAllen,Larkinand, O'Brien,tothequestionestowhethertheyhadspa-thingtosuewhy sentenceofdeathshouldnotlePasseduponthem,hethentoldbowhe cametoutterthewatchwordofthe Irishrace."Afterexpressingthe hope,"hewrote"thatourblood wouldsatisfythecryandcraving forvictimswhichexisted,andthat therestoftheprisonerswouldget afairtrial,Iadded:"Ihavenothingtoretractnothingtotake back.IcanOnlysay,'GodSave Ireland."Atoncethethreebrave menbesidemerepeatedthecry.As theCourtofficialduringtheproceedingsheadcriedoutoccasionally,'God savetheQueen,:Ifeltthatitwould hotbeunfittingthatmylatestpublicutteranceshouldheanexpression offaithinGod,fidelitytoIreland, anddefiancetoherenema,"

KitchenAccidents

ZAM.BUK,THEEVERREADY SOOTHERANDHEALER.

Accidentsinthekitchenaremany, andever'housewifeanddomestic shouldalwayskeepapotofZamBukhand- fortheprompttreatmentofthecut,scratch,bruise, burnorscaldthatmayhappen brokencroc.at anymoment.Cutswith kereandelipsofatable-knife,burns whileironingorcooktine.andscalds eromthesteamofkettle-spoutsand oilingoverofsaucepansaredaily dangersineveryhomebutthe promptapplicationofZasn-BuvTHEEVER-READYHOME-FIRSTAID"-willkillallpainandensure promptandperfecthealing.

INDIVIDUALINSTRUCTION. Day,Evening,orbyCorrespendeme. SPEEDCLASSESALLRATES. OlerksRecommendedtoEmployees. Type-writingworkofeverydescriptioncarefullyandpromptlymacubed.StrictlyConfidential.

PROSPECTUSONAPPLICATION.

W.H.LAFFER,Principal. BarrackStreet,Perth. 22and23Brookman'sBuildings.

WILFORDMITCHELL

(LateT.TabandCoy.)

Established20years: LandsadEstateAgent,SwornValuator, AccountantandAuditor, 83WILLIAMSTREET.

AccountancyWorkundertakenanddirectedbyW.J.Westhoven,A.1.A.W.A., L.I.A.V.

Reminiscenceof'67.

CaptainO'MeagherConloniswith oneexceptionthelastsurvivorof theprisoners,six-and-twentyinuumher,whoweretriedbe*eSeiecial CommissioninManchesterinrelationtothecircumstancesinwhich Police-SergeantBrettlosthislife. Mr.JahnCeroll,ofManchester, shareswithCaptainO'MaisherCondonthedistinctionofhavingstood intheclockatManchesterin1867, andhaVineactedwithunflinching courageandhigh'patriotism.When Allen,Larkin,O'Brian,Condon,and Maguirehadneentried,convicted andsentencedtodeath,thelateMr. DiglevSeymour,Q.C.,afterwardsa CountCourtJudge,whowasone ofthecounselfortheprisoners wentdowntothecellletneaththe courtwheretheotherprisonerswere confinedawaitingtheirtrial.Heassuredthemthattheewouldbecertainlydoomedtodeath,unlessthey pleadedguilty.inwhichcasehepromisedtoseetireamildersentence. Withoutamoment'shesitationthese men,ofwhomJohnCarroflwasone declaredthatthee-wouldnotunder anycircumstancespleadguilty.They wereeventuallysentencedtopenal serail-14e.JohnCarroll'ssentence beingforatermoffiveyears.Cap- tainO'MeagherCondon,sometime ago,paidano:detributetoCarroll

ThevalueofZam-Bukinthecases ofscaldsis,demonstratedinthecase ofMissBlackhoro,of25RecentSt., PetrieTerrace,Brisbane.whosays -"Iscaldedmyfootvier%severely indeed,itwasabouttheworstscald Ihadeverseen.Mefootwasalso badlybruised.IhadheardZamBukwellspokenofforburns,scalds andsimilarinjuries.addimmediately sentforapot.Whenappliedthe Balmhadawonderfullysoothingeffectandmefootwassooncovered with'new,healthyskin.Ifeelsure Iwouldhavehadtohavemyfoot offhadTnotusedZam-Bilk. All ourratlineusezamentik,andthink thatnohomeshouldlawithout it."

Asahealingbalmforcuts,burns, scalds.bruises,abrasions,Zane-Buieis constantlyreliablewhileforskin troubleswhichareadailyperil, suchasboils,pimples,eczema,bad legs,ulcersring-worm,scalpdiseases.&c.itisunequIled.ZamBukisattainablefromallchemists, afflictstores.atIs,6d.,andns.6d., Perpot.

Educational

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PIANOFORTE,THEORY, HARMONY,COUNTERPOINT

PupilsCoachedforallExaminations GermanTechniqueaSpeciality. GOLCONDA-ST.,KANOWN

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Inresponsetotheinvitation,the CommitteeoftheCathedralOrgan Fundturnedupinroundnumbersat theLadiesClueonlastWednesday Aforecastoftheresultsofthelate concert+giveninHisMajesty'sTheatre,wassuemitted,anditwas foundthattheproceedswouldnet upwardsofLeo-theexpensesbeing fulls,thirty'pounds.Onthemotion ofMr.JamesBrennan,secondedh., ArchdeaconSmythaveryhearty voteofthankstoMr.W.J.Westhoven,theconductor,of'theCathedralChoir,-whoalsoconductedthe greatchoirinHisMajesty'sTheatre -wascarriedwithacclamation.The suggestionofarepetitionoftheconcertwassubmittedbythespeakers. andinreplyMr.Westhovensaidhe would'beverypleased.todohisutmosttoagainpresentHeydn'sImperialMassoroneofBeethoven'sprovidedtheTheatrecouldbesecured.HethankedMr.Molloyforhis rarenessinplacingtheTheatreat thedisposaloftheConcertCommittee.andhepaidahightributeto themembersofthechoirwhogave himeveryassistancethroughoutthe practices.ThedadyMayoress-Mrs. Molloy,whowaspresent,saidthe Theatrewouldbeavailableatthe closeofthebusyseasonafter'Xmas itisthereforenearly,certainthat anothergrandmusicaleffortwillbe givenbyMr.Westhoventoaugment thefunds.

Th..Has.Secretary,Mr.J.C. Westhovensuggestedthattheassembledladiesandgentlementake uptheworkingofanotherentertainmenttowardsthefund,andit wasresolvedthatariverexcursion beselectedandthatarrangements beginstraightaway.Mr.John O'Dwyer,wasunanimouslyelected Secretary.Theexcursioncomesoff amonthhence,andasithasbeen enthusiasticallytakenupbyftfine committeeitissuretobesuccessful

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Thehallfurnisheda%cryattractivespectaclewithitsprettydrap- edstalls,itspalms,anditsb-ating, thislatt,rformofdecorationbeing liberallysuppliedbyMr.P.Gibson. Thestallsarefourinnumber,and arenamedrespectively:-'Engtand," "Scotland,-'Ireland,"and"Australia."Thefirstnamedisin chargeoftheMissesEngelbrechtand Stone.Itisprettilyarranged,andsetsforthanabundanceofJane).articles,includinganumberofdolls, Pliedbyladyfriends."Scotland," andaquantityoffancywork,suppliedbytheMissesEngelbrecht, ispresidedoverbyMeseamesMoNay.andNilen,,Draperiesintartangiveitadistinctiveappearance. LtsfurnishingshelvebeensuppliedbeMesdamesComrcerford(writingtable),Drew(cruetandsweet-dish), Arnold(ribboncakecushion)Hayes (cushier!),MissesCommerford,Gough andFitzpatrick(dolls),Stokesand Co.(ladies'belts),Mr.Chapmanpot plants),Mr.J.J.Ryan(caketray) Mr.GuscottCbridle). Ireland."is representedbyarefreshmentstall, inchargeofMesdamesPassandBarringer.Abovethestallisthemotto,paintedonsatin"CeadMile Feilte,"(athousandwelcomes).411 theconfectionsdiselayedonthestall aretheproductionsoftheladesof thechurch,theweddingcakebeing theworkofMrs.Pass."Australia"istendedbyMissWilton,a.ssistedbyMissStone,Herea'Alantityofbeautifulfancyworkisshown includingpresentsb.sieenbyMr.and Mrs..T.J.Ryan.Abovethestallis apaintingbyMr.W.Blight.ofLhe Australiancoat-ofarms.Herealso isapaintingfromtheConvent.In factonallthestallsaredisplayeda numberofleautifulworksorart, theworkofthescholarsandSisters oftheConvent.

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Theusualwee'slymetingofthe Clubtoo'(placeonMondaynightin theClubRooms. ThePresident, (Mrs.Shetherd),intheChair. A. numberoftheCommitteewereabsent,soverylittlebusinesswas transacted.ThePresidentmentioned thatameetingoftheCatholicmen hadbeencalledforTuesdaynight. 26thinst.intheClubRooms,to arrangeforthere-organisationof theYoungMen'sSociety,and pointedoutthatitwouldhe necessaryforthementohavethe useoftheClubRoomsforpartof theweek.Itwasunanimouslydecidedtoleavemattersinthehvale of ArchdeaconSmyth,asto what hestarrangementscould be arrivedat (after the men's Societyhasbeenformed),forteemutual'benefitofboth

GeorgeE.Armstrong,PharmacueticalChemist(Manufacturingand Dispensing),Established1894,draws attentiontohisnewaddressincentralHay-Street,nextShamrock Hotel,Perth,whichishisonly:.ddress.Personalcareisgivento thedespatchofmedicines,ec.,parcelPostedtoensaddress.Proprietorof"CAVANOINTMENT," andallthe"IRIS,"wellknown brandofmedicalandToiletPreparations.

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Theaccusedtreatedthematteralmoetasajoke,andBrade,especiallywhowasquitea,good-humouredvillian,seemedtofindandmake) alotoffunoutofthebusiness.

Andevenonthenextoccasion. whentheymusthaveforeseentheir danger,theymadenosignofde-

butyouwillhavetowaitabit," andheputhimbackagain.

KAVANAGH'SCONFESSION.

AfterwaitinglongenoughI enteredthesurgeryandthedoctor &AtforKa\anagh,whosaid,"I IrishDetective. wanttotellyouallaboutthePhoenixParkbusiness,Mr.Mallon.'

ACLEVERTRICK.

ButtatlastIdevelopedascheme. thatIthoughtwouldwork,andwith

mostfelldownwthfear,protesting hewasinnoCentofanyfeloniousintent. Whenwe,hadgotthesuspectsin gaolwehadsomecuriousexperiences WeknewwhoWeguiltyradiilore, butitwasalmostimpossibletoget evidencetoconvinceajury- and withoutindependehtevidencetocorroboratethestoryofaninformer. Prelusion. theinformationhemightgivewas Whentheymarchedintothedoa,ofnouse.Thejurywouldoetold onthesecondoccasiontheyfoundtheymustnotaccettit,andthepittheirnumberwasoneshort.Yousonerswouldbeacquitted. couldseetheitiestiontheywereaskingindividuallyandcollectively'WhereisBobFarrell? And,indeed itoughttobeexplainedherethattheassistanceofthemedicalofficer eogreatwasthefearoftraitorsin ofthePrisoninfirmaryandtheeovcasionwhentheywereplacedinthe theirownratir,sthatuponeachocsenor,itwasputinoperation. Mrs. docktogether,theirfirstactwas PeterCarey,who,bythe tolookanxiouslywhitherallwere wasthedalughterofa

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stillthere. geantintheBritishArmystatedto TheirdoubtsastoFarrellIsoon methatherhushandhadtoldher, setatrestbyhavinghimcalledtothathewasgoingto eieforma-tlonandwouldBretKeianagh,the thewitness-table,Witnessesdidnot gointoabox,astheydointhecarmantodothesame,ithehad Englishcourts.butsatinaoevol-enoPeOrtufnityoftalkingtohim. singchair,whichwasfirmlyfixedItwasusualforthemedicalofficer eothetable,enablingthemtoturntoseetheprisonerseachmorningin thesurgery.atthe,endofalong aeout,andtofacethepersonto whomtheywerespealing. corridor.PeterCareyandKavanagh werethereonemorningandwere STRANGEHIDINGPLACEFORallowed,toconversefreelyupand ARMS. downthecorridor,earlthegover-

ButtheregulationswouldnotPermitthetakingofsuchastatement withouttheexpresspermission of -theauthorities,soOffwewenton acartoLordSpencer.

Heatoncegavetheauthorisation andinafewminutesmoreKavanaghwastellingmeallheknew,or rather,allhethoughtwelltotell me,notknowinghowmuchhekad revealedtothelistenerbehindthe perforatedzincpanel.WhenhebegantolietomeIwasaisletopull himupbecauseoftheinformation obtained.Hewasawe-strickenat theknowledgedisplayed.Heremarked,"Sure,Mr.Mallon,there's nothingatallyoudon'tkinow."

ThatnightIwentalongtoMr. Murphy'shousewiththeconfession ofKavanagh,andhespraneupas soonashehadlookedatiteatofferedhiscoteeratulatioie;onthe co-up. Andwhenhe'said,"Sit downandhavesomerefreshment," forthefirsttimeIrealisedthetact thatnaturewasfeeling-thestrains ofprolongedeffort,andgreatly needingfoodanddrink.Mr.MurphygotmesomechamPae-neand food,whichwasjustthestimulant re,earedtomeettheneed.

underside,itwasscarcelyamatterforare)surprisethathis'oat carefullypickedoutthewhole Of thestrawstuffing,enlargingthelihde asmuchaswasnecessarytodoit incomfort,andmakeacleanJob ofit.ItwasallegedthatwhenFitzharrissawwhathadhappened,he seizedthepoorbrute,andtakingup aknife,flayedthebeastalive, "Skin-the-Goalt,"pliedforhire from thecar"Hazard" in Dame-street,closetothePalaceeSta entrancetotheCastle,andashe wasacheeryoldsoulIfrequently employedhim. On,thedayonwhichIformally, tookhimintocustodywewereerivineaboutagooddeal,andafter Payinghimhisfareatmyoffice doorItoldhimheshouldfindsome onetogohomewiththecab,asI wasgoingtobringhimbeforethe magistrateonachargeofbeingan accessorybeforethefacttothePhoe nixParkmurders."Arrahwhat's that?"hesaid.

Ie2e.lainedandhethensaid,"Begorra Ialwaystookyoutobea sensitleman,butdieitanounceof sinceyouhavewhenyoubringsuch achargeagainst,voceSkin.' ItookhimbeforeMr.Curranand said"Yourworshir,IhaveplacedStan-the-Goat,'incustody."

" saidsomewhatwarmly,"I havebeenchristenedaswellasyou.

MynameisJa,mesFitzharris.

courtfromKilmainhameachtime, althoughwecouldalwayshavea mountedminter,escort1*(0rtheasking.Soitwasdeterminedthatthe LordLieutenantshouldbeaskedto issueawarrantmakingtheKilmainhamCountyCourt,whicead-

Thehearingwasveryshortthatnorarrangedapositionfoemefrom day,and-wegotathree-dayre-whichIamidoverheareveryword mandassoonasFarrellhadiiaish-thatpassedbetweenthetwo. ed. sI'veagoodmindtoseeMr. InthemeantimetherewasgraveMallon,andtellhimallaboutthe dangerinbrineingthemtothemuirdast'saidKavanagh,andheaddedhehasbeenverygoodtome. andnotonlytome,buttothe littlemareaswell."Kavanagh,I oughttosaywasveryfondofhis mare,andwasvery:gratefulwhen so-meofhisvisitorstoldhimIwas havingherwell-treatedinhisale joinedthegaol,availableasa,Po-sence. licecourt,andfromthateitteweCar*says,"rddothat,but wereabletoproducethaprisonersdon'tsayJemhisbrother)was throughaconnectingpassagewith-there." outshowingtheminthestreetsatThanCareyasked."Whowaswith all. eouonyourcarwhenthejobwas

WhenIarrestedBollFarrellhedone?" causedabitoffun.IknewthatAndKavanghjustnamedthehour hehadbeenineossessionofarevol-ordescribedtheminsuchaway althoughitwasillegaltocar-thatI'knewwhohemeant.Soat ryone.Sc,Iaskedhimwhathalasttherewassomethingtogiouphaddonewithit. onthatwouldheteme.

Hetoldmeitwashiddeniathe seatofold theshoemaker. whohadhisshopinShip-Street. Isent.foroneofeaofficers,told himwhatFarrellhadsaid,and senthimofftoShip-streettosee ifitwostrue.

Wh:'nheexplainedhiserraedtothe cobbler,whowasapale-facedlittle man,healmost jumped off hisseat,andtheofficerliftedtup and'nulledoetthe-revolver.Idon't belleethelittlemanknew;+was there,indwhenmyman,said-"Now. wenowallaboutwort.---"heal-

Whentheinfirmarydoctorthought sufficienttimehadelapsed,aftertellinethedoctorabouthishealth,he sentawardertofetchKavanagh. Kavanauhsaid"Iwanttoend forMr.Mallon'?" "WhatMr.Mallon?"saysthe doctor,knowingwellwhohemeant.

"Mr.Mallon,theheadofthedetectivedeliartment."saidKavan ash. "ButhisofficeisintheCastle Yard,"commentedthedoctor,and when.Kavanaghinsisted.hesaid.

Hehadtoconductthecaseagainsttheprisoners,whouptothat timehadonlybeenchargedona vaatuegeneralcount.ofconspiracyto murder.

CONSPIRATORSINTHEDOeff.

Oilthenext-day,Feb.Jo,warn theprisonerswentintothedock, theyweredefiantandjocular, as theyhadbeenallalong.Incad, theirbehaviourinfaceoftheawful characterofthecrime,andtheterriblePenaltythatwouldfollowif theywereconvicted,wassocallous astocallforththecommentfrom Mr.Murphythattheywouldnotbe solivelyattheendoftheday's proceedings.

AndwhenKavanweliwentintothe witnesslaxtogivehisevidence, theyunderstoodwhatwasmeaet Nineinallwerechargedonthe -newcount,whichallegedthatJoe Brady.PatDelan,a,andTimKelly wereguiltyofmurder; andthat JamesCarey,DanielCurley,Michael -Fagan,JamesPitzharris("Skin-the Goat,"wasthenickname,bywhich heRosnown),andJoeHanlonwere accessories.

PerhapsImayinterrupthereto exPlainhowSkin-the-Goat"got hisnickname,as,ifthestoryis true,itthrowsaluridlightupon histemperament,revealinghimasa Passionate,vi eandcruelman whenroused.

Goats,asisweilknownwilleat almostanything,andFitzharris'sanimalwasnoexception.sothat whenonedayhelaiddownacol-

"Very-well,Iwillsendforhimlarthathadaholeinituponthe

Whenmydepositionswerereadover,andjustasIwassworn,Fitzharrisremarked,"Iwonderitdid. n'tcho':eyou."

Afterhewasreleasedfromprison hewenttoAmerica,buttheGovernmenttherewouldnotallowhim toremain,andhewassentbackas anundesirable.WhenIheardofurn lasthewasemployedasIght watchmaninDublin.

Butcomilngbacktothescenein thecourtwhenKavanaghwasmissedfromthegroupinthedock.They whisperedandnudeedoneanother, and"Where's14vanagh?"ranfrom monthtomouthlikeamurmurof thewind.

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Interschoel(Secondary)ChampionshipSnortscomeononnextWednesdaeattheAssociationGround. Speculationisverykeeninforecastingtheschooltowhichthehonour islikelytocome.

Thetotalexportablewoolprosuctionof.AustralasiahasaMonlItAto 2,288.104bales,which,iftakenat theaverageof2iI6s.tod.perbale showsthevaluetolie£25,95o,912; buttotheabovemustbeadded4o, 273bales.whichhavebeenmanufacturedincloth,etc.,IntheCommonwealthandDominion.worth 2456,,761.Thusthetotalgainin wealthfromwoolduringtheyear 1908-9hasbeen226,407,675,,and thisisonlyassumingthatthewool exposteddirecttoLandonforsale ehowsthesamenettreturnperbale

a-,hasbeenobtainedincolonialcantres-Dalgety'sReview.

* YoungCummingagainprovedhimselfalungdistancevictoronlast Saturday-bywinninginfinestyle, the7miles'race.

TileFenianmineatMeekatharra, whichisprobablytherichest,privet:de-ownedgoldproducerin the State,islookingexceedinglywellat thebottomlevel,wherethereisa Oft,bodyofstore,;worthup,e)5 oz..totheton.

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SergeantFitsisAttricleof.theW.A. I.R.,whohaslefthispositionin theLandTittsOfficetosettleon theland"asaccordedapublicfarewellatthetownhallintheVictoriaParkmunicipalitylastThursday.

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TheNewZealandGovernmentduringthelastfinancialyearadvanced thelargesumof£1,493,833to 3,042ofitssettlers.SincetheadvaneestoSettlersActwaspassedin NewZealand.29,2o6,92ehasbeen advancedtoitssettlers,whorepay suchadvanceswithinterest,hyinstalm..nt.Thenetprofitofthedepartmentlasteearwas£3,836.

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Since1878.Dr.W.Grace.whomay jusitl,heregardedasthegreatest batsmantheworldhaseverseen, hascompiled15,791runsinfirstclasscrieloet.Hehastheremarkable goodaveraeeof.14.28runsforthe wholeofthetime.Nextinorderof merittothe"G.O.M."ofcricketis WilliamGunn,thecrackNottsplayer,whohasscored24,899runsduringthesameperiod,andwhohas anaverageallthroughoflc.0/ runs.

* * TheGovernmentisofferingarewardofZinoforinformationthat willleadtotheeonViettionofthe Personwhewithdrew£211Ineleirtly fromtheSubiacobranchoftheSavingsBankleymeansofaforgedorderofwithdrawal.

* JuliaJohnson,theniggerChain-

pionoftheWorld,addedanother scalptohiscollectionbysmashing upStanleyKetchelatSanFrancisco, lastSaturday.Ketcheslastedonly 12rounds.Hegaveapunishingto Jackbeforehewentunder.

MarathonRace,whichwasrunat PerthlastSaturdaywilltakealot ofbeating.itmeansnearlySt milesperhourforthewhole ,lise bance.

* Banbury"Herald,"saes During.thelastthreeyears,the percentageofdeathsamongthepatientsatMkSouthernCrossHospital wasthelowestofanyinstitutionof itskindintheState.Theresidentsofthetownundernoticehave refusedtotakeoverthecontrolof thehospital.

Aquaint-looking"hone-made"Letters-hnsjustbeeninstalledatHope's Hill,nearSouthernCross,where goldwasfoundasfarbackas189o. Itconsistsoffourstampsofshout twocwt.eaeh,andisdriven a horse,whichinturnisdrivenbythedaughterofthemanwhoconstructedthemill.

* TirethirdpersonborninthisState isafarmernamedWatts,whohas aholdinenearPingelly.Onhis farneisaveryoldflourmill,which (includingthecogs),isentirelyconstructedofwood.ThemillwasinspectedlastweekbytheMinister forLands.

Duringlastmonth,69,351acres oflandwereappliedfarintheNarrogindistrict.Therevenuefromthe districtforthemonthwas£2,800 res.6d,whiletheapplicationsfor loansfromtheAgriculturalBank totalledonly21,300.

DuringtherecentvisitofHisExcellence'theGovernoratGerairlton, hepaidavisittothePresentation Convent.SirGeraldwasReceivedby FatherHillytheRev.Mother,and others.Thechildrensang,*The Red.White.andBlue,"and"Australia."HisExcellencythenaddressedthechildren,andsaidwith thesanctionoftheRev.Mother,he wasabletograntthemaholiday fortherestoftheday.-afavour whichwasgreetedwithringing cheers.

* Therewasalargeattendanceat theBoulderC.Y.M.S.onThursday evening,theitemofthesyllabusbeing"ElocutionNight.- Alarge numbesofmemberscompeted.rho highestnumberofmarkswasgained by,Mr.T.Bradley,buttheadditionofthehandicapsresultedina winforMr.T.Kilgariff,towhom was'wardedtheprizeofoneguinea donatedbyMr.WalterDwyer.Songs wererenderedduringtheeveningby Messrs,P.Lane,W.O'Brien,A.Boylan,andMissM.Kilgarill,Miss Boyfanactingasaccompanist.The meetingclosedwithavote Of thankstotheadjudicator,Mr.Syd. Smith.

*** WonderwhereistheKalgoorlie C.Y.M.S.?

* * SinceFederationAustraliakles moved,swiftlyahead.Andrewfeift nejeoncewrote"Theoldnations creepatasnail'spacetheRepublierushesonwiththeroarofan express."Therehasbeennothing.so sensationalinAustralia'spro,':ress, butithasbeenverysubstantial. SincethecoloniesjoinedasStates, thepopulationbrasincreasedby509,900,andisnowt.27.). The honoursrestwithNewSouthWales, withanincreaseof231,000.WesternAustraliaisnextwith89,0oo, andVictoriathirdwith74,90o.A furthercomparisonofthefiguresfor 1901and1908-theFederalperiejshowsthatthewheatproductionin ,,ushelshasincreasedfrom38,500,000to67,0oo,000.Theclaire. exportshaveriseninvaluefromLi,e40,000to£2,979,000.Insteadof only18:,000,thereare270,000factoryhandsemployed.Thepublic revenuehasincreasedfrom232.125.000to£41,027,000.Rankdeposits havegrownfrom29T,487,000to £T11,604,000.ThegoldInhankshas increasedfrom219,i8o,000to£24,98iono. Thesavingsbanksde4

SATURDAY,OCTOBER23,1909.

posit*haverisenfrom£30,800,000 to£46,167,000.Theexportsofpastoralproductshaveincreasednom Rase/39,00oinvalueto£30,542,000. Thisrecord-nselfagoldenguaranteeforthefuture-takeninconiunntionwiththeliberty,iniosed iu Australia,thegenerallycomfore Standardofliving,theincorruptibilityofjustice,andtheefficiencyof nationalservices,pointtotheCommonwealthasaeountreworthyour Patrioticdevotion.-"Star."

a Withregardtothenewmailtimetable.itispracticallysettledthat thesteamerswillleaseAdelaideon Frlaysat 1 o'clock.,sothatthee canreachFretnantleby50clues.on Tuesdaymornings.'Ihiswouldgive tithefortheincomingmailtobe answersdforthemailsteamersleavinefortheEastonthesameafternoel.Canine-atAlbanyhasocen declaredaethesteamshisowners impractilante.

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TheAllNations'Fair,atKalsoorliewasbroughttoasuccessfulend onlastSaturdaynight.

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betermedthedesertrailway.The reportofthesurreyors,statesin tileFederalParliamentthatthelargestportionoftheterritorytraversedcouldlieputtoprofitableanvantageiftherailwaywereconstructed.TheNullaborPlainsare notpromising,buttheyareonlya sectionoftheroute.Mr.Dean's reportisgenerallyfavourabletothe ProspectsofaRailway. Thesurvetcost220,000.

TheRev.FatherFagan,of VictoriaPark,andtheRev.FatherGilroy,ofaltnziessaysN.C.Herald,"haveexchangddutiesfora. periodof.sixoreightweeks.?nor totakingupdutiesatVictoriaPark theRev.fatherFaganwasin chargeoftheMenziesdistrict:ora numberofyears,andhismanyold friendsarenodoubtpleasedtohave himemollientthemagain.

AttheCoolgardieCatholicPresleteryonSundayafternoonthe.nemhersofSt.Mare'sChurchChoirassembledforthepurposeofmakinga presentationtoMissAnnieMaguire whowillbeleavingCoolgardiefor MenziesafterhermarriagewithMr. G.D.Salasonthelothinst.AllierDonaeltr,afterrsferrinetothe goodservicesrenderedbeMissMaguire,presentedherwithamahoganytrayandateaservice-"CoolgardieMiner."

`ARCHITECT SPECIFIES

Theup-te-d.tarcbite.cprawn..portoc5vaught bluetlaIihWoodrlich0l{.Ittaboeredla1111are '5.Idealformforoelliogaoda,11.1lainas Tb,LoebbetterodlostlongertbtbeeldIfeebirmed rylaaadowreritear Ilerdecorstlypuopothe,rewooderfultyadaptable

a.dleadilttroseltooodles.colorcombinations. *ritelerourIhndonlelyIliotrtedcatloguewhich oplalstb11111.15aod{twee...m destine WUNDERLICHLIMITED, Showrooms!45St.George'sTerrace.Perth.

There people crease 2319.

were4388arrivals,and3985 departedbysea,thefret fromLestla sourcesbeing

sawintheirlovelydormitoryHer Ladyshipalsosaidshewouldattend their Christmas"Break.up," withthegreatestpleasure,and wouldlookforwardtoit(aP- obtuse).

LadyEdelineStricklandat theLadies'College,VictoriaSquare

AImperialEmpiricistcalledupon theNationsofEuropetoforman alliance,andsecureSingaporeand IndiaagainsttheproblismaticalcombinationofJaps.andChinamen. whichheAlines,withprophetdcpen. willtakeplaceinthenotdistantfuture.betushonethelatterwill beforwardedtotheNations,and translated\intotheirvernaculars,they thepeoplesmaeseetheirdangerand howtoavertit.

SirJohnForrestproposestoProvidewaterfortheTranscoetinental railwayitsfarasthe-W.A.lorder inagranationschemefromMt. Burgess, Coolgardie.Hepropos,givingattintiontothecost ofplacingapipealongtherailway andtansxtendingthepresentCoolgartliewater,scheme450miles:LuthershunitspresentlengthtoKalgoorlieof.;;imilts.Tithisis4one thesettereipelint'-practically a ri'ir,ifire-hwater-wouldextend fromtheAtendarieereservoirnear Pite,tono..easternI°undone-of Weeaatsiralia.a'distanceofoverSoomiles,thussupplyingthe raeoeit,farmsandstockalongthe whineroute,withacertainandabundantsnett.thismayheonlya auirgeatiOnoraslippinginofthe thineine,4theweln.h::tif:tresultsinanaccomplishedfactitwillThereisnothinglikeagitation.A IrenertalisiisirJohn. contemliornresaes

e Mr..1.J.Simons.inPerth,has recitdwordfromMajorPiexottoto tbereetthattheAmericanBoys netted£5fand£78fromthefirst assscondconcertsrespectivelyin Asshile.

Therepot-,oftheEngineer-inChatrelati'etothetrans-Australian railwaywasPresentedtotheHouse diReeresentativesonWednesday Thsestimatedcostis£3,988,000. 111setteeinthelineistobe4 amitheten.:th1.063 miles. *

ItissaidthattheCooleardieNoraimanRailwaywillbetaken overh,theGovernmentattheend ofthecurrentmonth.

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A\eninileintial'deputationer- A\ lastes..eliinPerthtoprotestazainsttheclosingofthetaw andrens:trine/1courts.Theprotestwsssiene1by3,0ooresidentsof thscity.Mr.Pilulewhowaselectedesoneofthedeputation be&enill.tit,'hie.piecewasfilled byMr.Beston. . Writingonthesunkenthe"Star'' says:-Itwouldappearthatthe dean:tmenthasladleIdundfiredin itsconsiderationofthescheme,for noaccountwastakenoftheregistrationwornwhichisveteheavyin Boalder,andnonoticeseemstohave beentakenoftheverylargepopulationsiirroundinetheGoldenMile centre.Ps:ticpetitionsandsesoluttonsaretabiableassupporting-;agencies.hutthedeputationshoald finditsrestammunitioninthefiguresoftheactualasagainsttheoreticalSevinisoftheproposedchanges.Tothosehestaccuainted:ovally withtheproposalsthesavingdoes notwienertohe£100perannum, oreerylittlemoreattheoutside. Thisamountistooinfinitesimalfor th,.GovernmenttoplaceelAteen thousandpeopleatagreat,inconvenienceandoncethefactsarePlaced beforethePremierandhisrecentlyappointedcolleague,thereshouldnot hemuchdoubtoftheissue.

TheTranscontinentalcannolonger

Atarecent'rennineeneralmeetingoftheChildren'sHospitalcommitteetheinestionofSundayentertainmentscroppedup,andwasafter discussionreferredtoaspecialcommitteeforreport.Atthe,meetingof thegeneralcommitteethefollowing reportwassubmitted:-'Thecommitteecannotpromoteorassistin organisingSundayentertainments otherthansacredconcertsinaidof thefundsoftheChildren'sHospital."Thersporttausadoptedwithoutdiscussion.

ThehotweatherhassetinatMarbleBar.Thelocalschoolopesisat 7.3oa.m.,andcliisYifortheday atnoon.Wh,shouldnotshops. hatns.andGovernmentinstitutions eenerallvfollowalikesensible course?

TherabbitshavecomeGereldton wagAndevidntleintendtostn. Theyhavebecomeverynumerous

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Forty-fivepersonsIncensetheOldAgePensioninGeraldton. *

AgitationovertheLawlessRailwayRouteisstillfierce.

Duringlastmonth.149,applicationsforlandofatotalarea of 48.886acres,weremadeattheNorthamlandoffice,whiletherevenue obtainedthereforthesameperiod was£1.6847s.5d.

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FromJulei,toSeptember25, Australiaexported164,277balesof Root.WestAustralia's(moteto thiswas6.270bales.NewSouth Wales,with91,295hales,wasfirst onthelistfortheperiodnamed. 4*

W.A.populationreturnsforSep temberandfortheeuarterending September3oshowforthemonth anexcessofbirths(661)overdeaths (205)of456,whilethearrivalsby sea(1450)exceededthedepartures (1346by,114,makingatotalincreaseforthemonthof570.The populationonSeptember30was277512.Duringthequarterthebirths totall.d2031.whilethedeathswere 615,theexcessofbirthsbeing1416.

StricklandpaidacomplimentaryvisittotheLadies'College,VictoriaSquare.Shewasaccompaniedbyher daughterandLadyBartonofSydnee AmongothersPresentwere.

Mts.Deakin,(Sydney),Mrs.Dr. DeakinPerth),Mrs.Cowan,Mrs. Cooper,Mrs.King,MissQuinlan,Sae ThelargeroomoftheCollegewas artisticallydecoratedforthe°acesion-lilliesendfernstastefullyenrolee:eleningthelacea most cheerfulappearance.Onthearrival ofthedistinguishedsisitors, the studentssaneachorusofwelcome"Greetings"withorchestralac-companitr.ent;afterwhichtwolittle dotsmadeapresentationtoher Latnshie.'FreidaHenry-onbehalf oftheCollegepresentedamaeniiicentieselcassuitanleinscribedandWinnieMooney-abouquet. LittleIvyGibsonthenreadthe followingaddress DearLadyEdeline,"We,thegirlsofthis.College,on behalfoftheSistersbegtothank nonforthehonourconferredon usto-dayh.\ourpresenceamong us.Weha'eloneloo',edforward totourvisit.andsinceyouarrivedintheStatehave!glenanxious showyouperseintllvthat youareheartilywelcometothe West,butcircumstancesprevented isuntilnow."

W.regretandareexceedingly sorrythatHisExcellencycouldnot aniompansyoubutwehope,both hsandyouwillbeabletohonour uswitheoureresenceatour'Xmas entertainment."

TrustingthatyourtimeofresiiitinceinPerthmayemost Pleasantandhappy. Weremain, MostR.espectfulleYours, TheCollegeGirls, Victoria-Square." LadeEdsline.inthankingthe'studentsfortheirmuch-treasuredSouvenir.saidthatsheneverexpected suchanelaeoratewelcome.andshe deeply-regrettedthat.HisExceilency theGovernorwasunabletohepresent.owingtoanother, and priorenganementShethankedthemalso'sere sincerelefortheiraddressofwelcome,and assuredthemthatshewouldtakea lee))interestintheirCollege.She heedtheywouldsllgrowupgood lotsandgirls,whosecareerinlife wouldreflectcreditontheirschool, anddohonourtotheirgoodReverendMother,CollegeSuperioressand Coma/entity.Theschoolwithits beautifulsiteanditssplendid'equipmentineverydepartmentwereworthyofthehiehestpraise,andshe couldassurethem,thatwhenshe wasatschoolshehadnotsuch acomfortablebedtorestinassh'

Aneatlittlel'sOgramme thengonethrough. "TheWaterMill."wasrecited'py MissesMollieSmith,L.Rean,and M.DeLargie. "TheRhineMainers"tamebydye voices:-MissesH.Cornwall,and

OnlastWednesday,LadyEdelineD.Ryan.teiningthesoloparts.

was

DuetontwoWinosbeMissesN. O'Dea,andV.Carter.This'item wonspecialpraisefromLady' Menne. "Heroes,"recitedbyMissDeliargie. AsaGrandFinaletheCollegeOrchestra-(ieinstruments),threefirst violinsfourohligato,fourthird violinsviola,cello,organandpiano played a beetitifill nece. ThevisitorsweresubsequentlyentertainedbytheCommune)ptafternoontea.

OutdoorWorkers

FINDZAM-111.1KAREALBOON.

Out-doorworseirsgenirallyhave skintroubleofonekindoranother. Perhapsthessingetshard and cracksmostpainful', oritmay bethatthecoldordirtgetsinto sometrivialinjury,inilamationand festeringalmostcertainlyfollowing. Cold-soresaroundthemouth ancl nostrilsarealsocommon,andso areroughandchappalhinds.ZamBukise.!unibsoothingandhealing forallsuchconditionsoftheskin, andisconsequentlyarealboonto alloutdoorworkers.Zam-Buktakes the"smart"out,killspain,"cools" inflarnation,allaysitching,andensuresperfecthealingwithnew,neinthlysein.Everyoutdoor pocketor shouldcarryapotinhis tool-nag.

"IamlicensedundertheWater andSewerageBoardasadrainer," saysMr.E.M.Hughes,ofAnna Avenue.Matrieeville,Sydney,'`and duringmyoccupationIamcOnetailt16,knockingandcuttingmshands about.Sometimescementgetsinto thewoundsandtheybecomesore, inflamedandfestered. ButIfind thatZam-Buk,quickiealiasstheinflamation,reducestheswelling, drawsoutthefestering,andheals thesoresquickly.IalsouseZamBilkonthechildrenforsores,w:th setisfactaseresults.Ineverfail torecommendZa.m-Buktomy friendsforsoothingandhealing,purposes,'whenopportunityoffers."

Zara-Baktheinvaluableskin-care, isSurpreferabletoso-calledblood mixtures,whichexertlittleorno influenceonthedelicatetissues. Zam-Iiiikcurespimples,boils,rashes eruptions,eczema,andsoresofall sorts,andisinvaluableforcuts, scalds,turns,bruises,piles,ulcers, andalldiseasesandinjuriesofthe skin. Ofallchemistsandstares, atIs.6d.,and38.64. EVERYHOMENEEDSZAM-BUK.

E.J.DESCHAMP

LockeridgeDairy, GUILDFORD.

PUREMILKDELIVEREDTWICE DAILY.

ONECOW'SMILKFORINFANTS ANDINVALIDS.

1CA.1i'ecerd

"Beindefatigableinyourpurpose andwithundauntedspiritresist iniquityandtrytoconquerevil withrood,havingbeforeoureyes therewardpreparedforthosewho coneatfortbenameofChrist."PIUSIX.

SATURDAY,OCTOBER21.Igoe.

OurCatholicMen

nisingtheutilityandnecessity of organisationamongitsaldherents andmoreespeciallyamong.themen. TheyoungVictorians,'whohavesettleddowninW.A.speakwitha pardonablejoyandprideoftheannualdemonstrationoftheYueng Men'sSocietiesinMelbourneCathedral,whenthemembersapproach theHotsTableoftheLoadtothe numberof2,500.Criticssae the numbershouldbe6o,000.Thatmay beso,-andinPointoffactisso,whenoneconsidersthecentralised populationofthegreatcite.andits suburbs.Stillthereisnogainsayingthefactthatwhen,aspiritual directorseesthousandsofyoungmen thebone,andsinewofthedtate, andthesaltofthecommunity,approachHolyCommunioninabody, itnotmerel,,fillshimwithjoy,but itwere.asightforeven'Angelsto rejoiceat.Farthelaityare the Church,astheworldseesit,and themenmuchmorethanthewomen.

Wed.

Thur.

Fri.

Sat. 17-VigilofSta.Simonand Jude. FeastofSt.Ubtaidus, ;BishopandConiessor. 28-Sts.SimonandJude,Apostles. 29-St.Bede,Confessor,Doctor. 3o--(FastDay).VigilofAll Saints.FeastofSt.John Baptist.delaSalle,Confessor.

AMissionwasopenedinSt.13rigide;Church,WestPerth,onlast Sundae',LytheRev.FathersO'Donnell,andCagneyoftheRedemptoristOrder.Theservicesarete-ingverswellattended,andsplendid resultsareanticipaited.

TheRev.FatherFlynn,O.M.L. leftPerthonlastMondayfora shortholidayatKanowna.

Themenarethefirsttomeetand tobearthebruntoftheattacks whicharemadeontheChurch. TheirCatholicattitude,when the Churchischallengedorslanderedis herattitude. Theirgoodmoral lives,theirconductathome end abroadtheirfidelitytopurposeand Principle;theiruncompromisinglevadytotheirfaithbringtheinfluenceoftheChurchwithintherange ofvisionofmillionsofpeople,who withoutsuchemphaticindicationsof hervitglits wouldneverperhaps beledtorespect,andmuchlessto believeinHer.Shespeakstothe world,throughthevoicesofthe HolyFather,theBishops,andpriests throughtheCatholicFleet;hutwith everincreasinginfluencethroughher networkofSodalities,Societiesand Onanisations-suitedtothespecial needsofeveryageandofeveryclass Noone-howeverprejudiced-whoevencasuallyobservestheworkofher societies,andthedemeanourofthe individualswhoaremembersof them,canfailtorealisetheinfluencesheeVereises,andtilelessons sheinculcatesthroefehlthem. Mr. Leaky-whocannothecreditedwith havingfalleninlovewiththeCatholicChurchsaysofher"Herself themostperfectoeorganisations, shehadwithinherfoldavastnetworkoforganisations,civil,tells-ionsandpolitical,whichwere the foundationsofmostofourmodern ss-stsms."AndthelateSonereien Pontiff,LeoXIII,sleekingtofour hundredmen,representingtheOaths:SheorganisationsofItalysaid:Mayyourexample'drawmanyto ;joinyourranks.Letsourmotto(prayer,sole-sacrifice,andactives), heeverbeforeyoureyes,butesPeeiallewhentheworldinsults and despisesyou,eecauseyouproclaim ourselvesCatholics,andobedient. anddevotedsonsoftheHolySee." Thisistherealobjectiveof a Men'sCatholicCluborSociety.Its memtersaretheLAYAPO3T0LATE.Theirinfluenceandsexample willtendtomakeothersgood,and manybettersocially.mentally,ph,sicallsandreit?joustsThey improveintilowlerlee,moralsandmannersthemselves.Theybecome!letter unitsoftheeodscorporate and morefittoundertakeandtointelligentlyCarryoutthedutiesofcitizenship.Theylearnandteachothers how,tolovetheircointrs,andto lovetheirnee:MoineandtheirGod'. Ourmenare"theprophecyofthefuture,"thestrenethoftheChurch, theex-et-elleofthefetitleandits vaunters]inthestye-polewithIts enemies.Willourmenlisten and -wakelip? Itremainstobeseen.

TheRev.FatherWhite,P.SM., wenttotheGoldfieldsbyFridays express,totakeDeanBrennan's Macetemporarily)attheBoulder. Therev.gentlemanlecturedduring theweekintheBoulderTownHall, ontheAborighiesandtheireustoms.

appointment..Hereeaopportunityis offeredtothementocreate for themselvesaseasonableandpleasurableevening-atleastaeel*,timesin theweek,andwesincerely'hopethat sufficientspiritwill,befoundinour mentomakethemoatofit. RememberTUESDAYEVENING,3.15 p.m.,,THE26thOCT.

Inanothercolumnwillbereadthe splendidresultsoftheCatholic SchoolsintherecentPrimaryEx.aminationofAdelaideUniversity.What awonderfulinstitutiontheoldCatholicChurchis Noothercan comparewithitintheinfluencefor goodthatitexercisesontheiudiNIduelandthecommunitygenerale. TheStateGovernmentisidsonly competitor,andthoushiteasil. beatstheStatebyreasonofthe thoroughnessandcompletenessofits work,theStatecanbeatitin lumpandleulk!

The.Rt.Rev.Dr.Kelly.Biehopof Geraldton,paidavisittoPerthmiringthewee,.HisLordshiptoeks verywellaftera.loneand.tiresome visitation'throughtheMurchison Goldfields.

Theannouncementmadeatallthe MassesintheCathedralonlastSundas-whichhasbeenoftenmadebefore,butforsomereasonits'echoes havenotbeen recorded-should strikeatenderchord,intheheart ofeverymanwhoisarecognised CatholicintheCathedra]confereeston. TheMENofthecongregationwereinvitedandevenimplored toassembleonneedTuesdayevening,toeonaiderthenecessityand Proprietyofestoblishing live SocietyofCatholicmen.The PerthCatholicYoungMen'sSociety' whichheldforwellnighhalfacenturymaintainedanunhrokenrecord, andfromwhoserankssomeofthe mostPromrhentandworthyofour Publicmenhavebeenelevated,is nolongeranactiveorinfluential factorinthecommunity,though,the individualmemberswhowereonceits backboneandenergeticunitsineverymovementthatcall'sforwork,and sacrifice.StilltheSocietyas a forceforgoodaswellasforunitsandcohesionamongthelaityis sadlymissed,andthelossofitsinfluencecannotbecompensated.The re-organisationorre-establishmentof thisSociety,therefore,orttheold basis,orononetheftwillcommand, moregeneralsympathyandco-operationhasbecomeaburningeuestien, and,itdoesnotrequirednuchproof, toshowthatitshouldbepracticallysolvedforthwith.Whereverwe lookthroughouttheCatholicworld, ineveryclime,andineversentre ofPopulation,theCatholicmenare handedtogetherforthegoodend gloryoftheChurch,andfortheir mutualadvantase. Suchisthe spiritofourage.Societies,Unions,organisationsforthemaintenanceofmoralrights,forsocialpurity,formentalandphysicaldevelopment,forprotectionofindividual andcommoninterests,coverthe wholesphereofhumanactivity.The CatholicChurchwhichleses, and haseverlead,inProdrees,cannot affordtobeledevenoncebyany humanagent.ThecausticMacauleyattributed,herperpetuityendher unconeterablespirittoherunrivalledorganicItion,andhumanlyspeaking,thereissomethinginwhathe said.Oreanisation,,actuatedhe'a thoroughconceptionofelitehisraiSNItheChurchinGermanyfrombeinctheserfofProtestantascendency.tobethedecidingfactorinalmosteverydepartmentofthatereat nation'srrogress.Organisationhas alsomadetheChurchtamestweak numericallyspeaeine.inEnelanie anintegralportionofThecommunity.whichwillnotallowitsrights tohefilchedorwithheldandle ihelatestnewsferntheChurchin theUnitedStates,weareassured thatthedemonstraseonwhichmarkedtheFederationofCaltholicSocietiesinthatgreetRepublicelide recently,hasscarcelyararallelin lattrdiesector,.Eye,inourown Aestrilia-theChurchisantait withthesistercountries,inrives's-

CALENDAR.

October24th-2istSimileafter Pentecost. Feast.dSt. RaPhael-Archaneel, Mon.23-St.BonifaceI,Popeand Confessor. Noes.26-St.Evaristus.Pope Martyr. and

TheRev.FatherLynch.whois leavingNoreemanforthecoastwas givenasplendid"send-off,"Icythe peopleofthedistrictonthe,eveof hisdeparture.Duringhisstayin theplacehedidgoodandlasting workfortheCatholics.Theyhave aneatchurchandconvent.'dor thebuildingfundofthelatter,arecentbazaarrealisedupwardsof £250. SergeantFee-oneofthe leadingCatholicsofNorseman.has beentransferredtoCoolgardie.

* ti Thefollowingarethenamesof those,whosenttheordinarysubscriptionofhalfaguineaformembershipofthelateAustraliteianCari tholicCongress. RightReverend Monsignor Bourke.V.G., Right Rev.Mgr.Mateu, Senn Martelli(oneguinea),Dean VeryRev.FatherMurray.C.S.I.R., ArchdeaconSmyth.CanonfloYabon, Rev.FathersVerling,O'Neill,John Masterson,O'GormaceGilroyWalsh, J.Reidy,M.Reidy,Brennan,Phelan,Donogher,Hayes. Sistersof Mercy.Victoria-Square,Hon.T.F. Quinlan,M.L.A.,Hon..T.D.Connolly,M.L.C.,Mrs.Chamberlain.Miss Booth,Mrs.M.Muleahs,MissBarry,MissSheridan,Mr.Curtayue, MissCeirlayne.Mr.M.McArdle,Mrs I,illis,MissWren.Asnooneofthe aboveladiesorgentlemenwasable toattendtheCongeesspersonale,a copyoftheCongress publication willbesenttoeachinduetime. * KalgoorlieBavaarmakesarecord. Itnetted£800.

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ThenewConventatGreeneushes. wasrecruit%onentd-tilieRev.leatherBrennanblessedIt,endtheRev. FatherHayespreachedtheoccasion-alsermon.

The Very Reverend Dean Martelli left Perthfor a businessvisittoBunbury on lastMonday.'TheVeryRev.gentlemanexpectstoremainover fi weekatthesouthernport.

Itishopedthatalargecrowdof memwillshowuratthemeeting. whichisadvertisedtotakeplace-3n nextTueedas.nightattheroomsof theCathedralLefties'Club,MurraySt.Perth.Theohiectofthemeetingistoconsidertheaeleisebiltyof re-establishingtheYoungMen'sSocietsora generalMen'sCatholic Club,whichwouldadmitmen of fineagewhorrig-htLedisposedto joinandtolendtheirassistanceto forwardingthemovement.Itwould notbeexpectingverymuchifwe anticipateaclubofonehundred-men fromtheCathedraldistrict'alone. Every'onnortunitywillhegiven them.Theroomsarelarge.and wellventilated,and."resituatedtentrrally,andtherecan'henodoubt aboutthefact,thattherearescores of',sanemenwhohaveverylittle. ifanythingtodo-oncetheirday's workisoerr-excantitbetolounge aboutineaseorinanxietyanddis-

Throughthekindnessand'neneroeityofHisExcellencyand',adv. EdelineStrielund,allthestuttents ofthetwoLoretoConvents(Perth, andOsborne).andalsooftheLadies'Collette.Victoria-Square, who receivedtheirExcellenciesduringthe year.aretobeentertainedatGovernmentHouseonnextSieturdae. s el FatherBartholomewMcCabe,recentlyordainedatAllHallows'College.fortheDioceseofPerth,arrivedbythemailsteameronrhursday

GuildfordandMidland Notes.

Aviesquiet-weddingtool,'Place atSt.Mary'sChurch,Guildfordon Tuesday',199thinst.,whenMissJane MaryGurrs,daughterofEdward, andMargaretGloryofIde,puntia. SouthAustralia,andJameshenry Smith.ofthefirmofHorne& Smith,bakers.Midland.wereunited inholywedloce. Theceremony wasperformedbytheRey.Father Morris. Mr.HughClearycousin ofthebrideactedashestmauon theoccasion. MissNellieCleary (also'cousinofthebride),acted asbridesmaid.Aftertheceremony thepartyadjournedtotheresidence ofMr.MauriceHorn.,Byers-Road, Mldland,whereadaintyrepastvets lire,ared,and.theusualtoastshonwired. Wewishthehapviscouple manysearsofhealthand,Proseele its Theusualfortnightlymeetingof St.Anthony'stiratichH.A.C.1I.S., Midlan.IJunctionwasheldon'Mondaynight.Afairmusterofmemeerswaspresent.A',sendsealof routine'businesswaseonethrough, Theprincipalitemsontheagenda paperwere,-thereadingandpassing ofquarterly-ealenceshot,which showedtheBranchnotonlyina sound,butflourishingcondition.1soitwasdefinitely-settledthawa general.Communionofallmemeere oftheBranchshouldtakeplaceon Sunday,3sstOctober.followed aCommunionbreakfast.Thecommitteeinchargearepi-iv-Ain-4some extraseats,soitisexpeetedthata limitednumberofseatswillde availableformembers'friendsand sy-mpathiserswiththewaresing of theBranch.

Itwasalsodecidedtoprovideoccasionalsocialeveningsforthefuture,withtheobjectofassociit'ng themembersmorecloselywithone another,andofarivaneinetheinterestscietheBranch.

OnSuride,last,theRev.Father O'ReilINvisitedLionMill.Almost everyCatholicintheplace.aswell assomewelldisposednon-Oathelics attendedatHolyMass.a,large numberalsoaptsroachingHolyCommunion.AfterMass.ameetingwas heldtodiscussthepossibility of havingsomenecessaryrepairs.e, Churchcarriedout.Itwasdecided

nostartcollecting atonce. Thematterisinthehandsofa strongandearnestCommitteeand wefeelsuretheworkswillbecarriedoutwithoutdelas.Ameeting wasalsoheldwiththeobject of againorganisingtheSundaySchool Catechismclasses,welchhadfallen through,sincethedepartureofMr. Corbettsomefewmonthsago.Mn.s Leidhetter,andMrs.Hogan,undertooktoteachthechildrenforthe comingmonth,whilsttheparents areexpectedtoco-operateasfar asPossibleinseeingthattheirchildrenattendandalsolearntheir ,Cateehamathome.-Correspondsnt.

OpeningoftheNewConvent atGreenbushes

SERMONBYFATHERHAYES.

OnlestSunday,17thinst.,the NewConventatGreenbusheswas 'Solemnlyopened.Theweatherwas simplyperfect.Atfouro'clockin theafternoontheprocessionstarted tramtheChurchtothenewbuildingthebeautifulwordsandmusic ofthe"VeniCreator,"andsome 13710;lishhymnswerewellTenderedby lieChoir.FatherBrennanperformedtlieceremonyofblessingthecon'rentinsideandoutsideafterwhich FatherHanesofBunhuryascended thepulpiterectedoutsidetheoratoryoftheConvent,andpreached enappropriateinstructiveandvery impressivesermon,onChristian Education.TheRev.Preacherwas listenedtowithraptattention,whiie helucidlyexplainedthemarvellous effectsofthespiritofChrist,)Tithe world. AterthesermonacollectionamountingtoZ1545.,wastakenup. ThenewbuildingisquiteanacquisitiontoGreenbushesoccupying,as ittoeswhatisprobablythehest andthemosthealthypositionon thetinfields.Itisverycommodioes,containingadozenroomsincludinganoratory20x16. Nextweekweshalleivethereadersofthe"Record."aphoto of thenewbuildingandtheCreenhushssCstholic Chiarch.-CiirresPondeet.

KalgoorlieBazaar

OVER£80oTAKEN.

outitis,thatalthoughthekeenest rivalryexisted'betweenthevarious stalls,itwasaccompaniedthrouehoutbythebestofgoodfeelingamongstthevariousgall-holders. Alllookedaheadforexcitementto thecloseofthePollingfbooth.The ChildrenofMaryandSouthKalgoorlieStallsmadethepaceuntil thelastnight,Wthentheyhada leadofthreethousandvotesOver theAustralianstall,whichwasrunningthird.OnSaturdaynight Australianputonaspurt.Messrs Agnew,WalshandO'Deawerehackingitheavily.Itquicklyover-hauled theleadersandOnthestrokeofhalf PasttenledbyBoovotes,followed bytheChildrenofMary'sStall, witsSouthKalgoorlieagoodthird.

Thepollingforthemostpowder stallhavingthusresultedinawin forAustralia,attentionwasnext directedastowhichstallsheuld oomeoutontopwithmostmoney'. Hereagainthebattleforfirstplace isbeingwagedbetweenthe same rivals,ChildrenofMaryandAustralianStalls.Asallmoneycollectedhasnotyetbeenhandedin, thefinalresultcannotbeknownuntilFridaynight.TheChildrenof Mary,relyingontheweightof theirtankingaccountareeretts confidentofcomingoffpremiers. AndnomatterwhethertheyJrthe Australianscomefirstthevictors willbeapopularone.TheRefreshmentStallinKalgoorlie,South Kalgoorlie,andtheHietenianStalls comealmostadeadheat,eachhavingjustpassedthecenters.mark.

ThenfollowPiccadillyandSt.John ofGod'sStalls,bothofwhichworkedadmirably. Manynon-Catholic friendsgavevaluableassistancedur. ingthebazaarnoticeableanumber ofnursesfromtheGovern'nent Hospital.

Manymaleworkersofformer searswereconspicuousbytheirabsence.Buttheirplaceswerewell filledbyateamfromSouthKan zoorlie,consistingofMessrs.Wilkinson,Starr.Storman,andGaenor. ThesewithMessrsConDolan,Denis SullivanandA.CulliganisassistantSec.arecapableofmakinga successofanything.UnderthesuPervisionofMr. Wilkinson.the stallswereerectedfreeofcharge MessrsBrennanBros.decoratedthem gratuitously.Andwhenallwas overadozenwilling.workerscleared thehall,andhadeveretbinetransferredtoitsproperplacewithout shillingexpense.BravoKaleoerlie

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Mr.O'Rourke,Guildford,13/3/10, 135.

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Mrs.Myers,Guildford,it/9/09,6s. ed.

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Mrs.Lillas,Perth,30/9/09,3s3d. Mr.E.O'Loughlin,Mt.Lawlhy.on a/c,706.

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DoctorsandNurses RECOMMEND,BILEBEANS.

throughoutAustralasia,asthea* estmedicine.liarallliver and stomachtroubles.BileBeansare purelyvegetableintheircomposition,anddonotleavebehindteem thosedebilitatingafter-effects so commontomanyoftheold-fashionedmedicines.{

BileBeansdonotprofesstohave beeninuseorfiftyorsixtyyears. Th'eyaretheproductofmodernscience,nottheimperfectscienceof fiftysearsago.Youdon'tuuya fatty-year-oldmodelofacedeeou don'tneedafifty-year-oldmedicine. BileBeansarecompoundedtocure ailmentssetupbythefoodadulterationandfood,concentrationofto. daynottheconditionsandthe foodoSlift.yearsago.

BileBeansareproducedinthefinestlaboratoriesand,asno.expense issparedintheirproduction,they cannotbecomea"cheap"medicine, althoughtheirPriceswithinthe reachofall.With'BileBeansone Bean;constitutesonedose.Don't bemisledbyoffersofhalf-a-hundred pillsinabox,whenprobablythree tosixpillsareneededforone dose.

TheBazaarinaidofSt.Mare's Churchwoundupgloriouslylast Saturatesnight,whenthetotalreceiptsexceeded£800.Those who watchedthepreearatlionsfortheoazaarpredictedagreatfinancialsuccess.Butthosewhoattendedthe Bazaarinitsearlieststasessaw lintsreasontohope,:orgreatresults.Nightafternighttheattendancewasdisappointing,onlyafew dozen.in:Aditiontostall-holders. andasesistants.Criticswereliberal inattributingreasonsforitsfailure. Itshouldhatebeenheld(latrinerace week,thepeoplehaves110moneyatthis season,thetown-hallisnot '4'theproperplacefor^haaaar,it wasnotsufficientlyadvertised,the committeeshouldhavespentalot. of moneyinprizesasintheolden Wise,4e.,etc.Whileallthisadvice.wasgivenbspeoplewhohelp onlyascritics,therealworkers, thoughregrettingthesmallattendants.,werequitesatisfiedwitheach night'stakings,andbattledalong inthehootofthingsimprovingeach night.Neitherweretheydiseppeinted.Thingsdidimprove.Andnow 'there'sachorusofpraiseforansoneconnectedwiththebazaar.The praiseiswelldeserveidtoo,forever.,onefromtheenergeticandeconomicSecretary-Mr.P.J.Ruseell-to theyoungestassistantworked irrespectiveofinconvenienceorexpense.Althoughhundredsofour peoplewhocouldhaveattended,. andshouldhaveattended,did notattend.yetthebazaarisoneof themostsuccessfulandcertainlythe leastexpensiveeverruninKalgoorlie.Anothergratifyingfeatureab-

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Thefollowingarethesuccessful candidatesattheOctoberpublicexamination,inthestimeUniversities PRACTTCEOFMUSIC St.Joseph'sConventSchool,Albany GRADRITT. AmyNorman,Pass. MabelLindfietcl,Pass. GRADEIV. EvaBible,Pass. HildaGordon,Pass. Th'lmaSims.Pass. GRADEV. JennieHallWilson,Pass. UlnaeWe-hr.Pass.

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Mr.Jolly,Mid.Junction,5/4/09, 6s.6d. MissUrsulaCline,Newcastle,19/-

T2/09'383d. Mos.W.Beaty,N.Perth,30/9/09. (is.9d.

Mr.J.Orr.Perth,ona/o,ios. Mr.T.M.Quinlan,Porn).lo19/o9. is.ed. MrMcNamara.Cottesloe. 'etee -s.Rd. Mr.Seinen.Cottesloe,30'9/09.3s. id. Mr.Smedley.Cottealoe.eo/9'04 ls.311,. Mr.O'Leary,Kinnanalline,30/9/09

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Mr.P.Daly,Cottesloe.e0/9,/t9 138.

Mr.Murphy,Cottesloe.30/9toe, esed.

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Mr.Wall.Cottesloe,30/0(09,3s3d

Mr.P.Barron,Suniaco,eI/37110, 6s.6d.

NotreDameConvent,N.Perth,en/9/09,es.33: GoadSihetherdcietvent.Leederville, lo/9/09,es.ed.

Mr.T.F.Quinlan,Perth,30/9/09. is.3d.

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Quantityisnotsoimportantas comas. BileBeansarethetest householdmedicine.Theyhavewen earnedthatreputationbythewonderfulcurestheyhaveeffected.authenticparticularsofwhichweare continually-publishinginthisjournal,forthenenelit offellow-sufferers from biliousness, heedache,indigestion,constipation, piles,debility.femaleailments,nertousness,hadblood badbreath,anaemic,lossofanpetee,oraneailmentarisinefiom uctieeliveraction.BileBeans areesetainablefrom allstorekeepersaed chemist's.

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ChiistianBrothers'CollegenanofBoulder,Archdeaconlimyth.clue/.2Green,3. andanumberoftheDiocesander-JuniorHighJump.-F.D.Connor, D.theLadyMayareas,Mrs.Mol-Oft.8in.(anfinished) joy,theHon.W.Kingsmill,M.LO., LooYardsHandicap,(12to 14 Mr.A.A.Horan,M.L.A.,Mrs.Gre-years).-Firstheat Mayhew,I; gory,Mr.andMrs.JamesBrennan,Montgomery,2Marwick,3.Time andCanonPorterofSt.George's13sec.Secondbeat;McCorrya., Cathedral,Dr.Haynes,Dr.KennyIWilson,2;O'Neill,3.Time13 andDr.Deakin. sec.ThirdheatGonzales,tAgFollowingaretheresults:- new,2;J.Walsh,3; Time124-5 440YardsChampionship.-J.Say-sec.Final: McCorry,IMayhew, age.ID.Cumming,2R.Troy,2;Gonzales,3.Time,13see. 3.Time6isso. WheelbarrowRace:RyanandPoole 22oyardsHandicap(under14).-IGuilfosleandRodoreda,2. Firstheat Lends,IDoyle,2; CollegeChampionship(100,ards). Gregory,3.Time,284-5sec. Se--Cumming,t M.Troy,2Savage coedHeatWalsh,ISilverstrAte,3.TimeII1-5see.

2Crowder,3.Time,28sec.ThirdRelayRace(under15),DayBoys HeatFreedman,I Jones,2andBogrders(660yards).-Boarders 27 ;DeeBoys,2.TimeImin.39 BurkeandDerbyshire,3.Time, sec.Final:FreedmanI 3-5sec. stone,2Walsh,3.

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goodsecond.ThepupilsofSt. JosephsSchoolhadonexhibitiona splendiddisplayoffancyworkof alldescriptions.whichwasgreatly admiredbythelargecrowd,whoattendedtheshow.Anumberof boysfromtheTechnicaldepartment oftheStateSchoolwerepresent withtheirequipmentandetaetual work.ThePresidentofthelocal chamberofCommerce'hasreceiveda furtherletterfromtheMinisterfor AgricultureouthequestionofcoolstorageatAlbany.The MinistersaysthematterisnowAforetheCabinetandhehopestobe abfetoPlacesomethingdefinitebeforetheChamberatanearlydate. TheGovernment.intendholdinga landsaleatDeamereonOctober27, andexcursiontickletefromallstationswillbeissuedtoDenmarkon and26.

IMitchell.2Trc,y1..3. 120YardsWindert2).-Firstheat Freedman,r I.Freedman,2 Birch,3.Time,162-5,sec. Se-

3. 4- 220Yards.(over14).-Firstheat: T5hrsol:iIngCricketBall.-M.Troy (flowrey,IR.Troy,2;P.Ryan,115yards,Tin.IJ.Savage,lo6 3.Time.25I-5sec.Secondheat:yards,rolin., A.McLeod,961 McLeod,);Rodriquez,2Cummins/.yards.,3. 3.Time,254-5sec.Thirdhaat FinalJuniorHurdles.-Hill T; Cullinane,ICovon,2Morgan,3.Smith,2;.SextonHe3.Time,21 Time,27.sec.Fourthheat F.2-5sec. InterclassRelayRace(66oyards), -SeniorUniversity,IHigherPublic,2PrimaryUniversity',3.Time imin.25sec. OldColleians,Tooyards.-Hallion,I Krackoeur,2;Strickland. 3.Time,to,4-5sec. 440Yards(Senior).-Glowre.v. 1: Hatchett,2 Boor,3.Time,58 sec. On-.MileHandicap.-Coe. Wimbridge,2Heagney,3.Time, min.lesec.

I;Smith,2Coxon,'3.Time,21 set'.SecOndheat.:McDermott,I Box,2Coe,3.Time,25.e.5sec. Thirdheat McKnight,IO'Dea, 2Gonzales,3.Time.,221-5sec. FonrthheatSextonii.,I;Davy 2 F.D.Connor,3.Time.212-5 sec. FinalHill,.ISmith,2 Sexton,3. T5Yards(tinderI2).-Firstheat Birch,ILott,2Sewell,3.Time to.15elec.Secondheat.T.Freedman,IRiordan,2 I.Freedman, 3. Rime.to2-5sec.Thirdheat, Huckell,rCrowder,2F.Morgan.3.Time,103-5sec.Final Riordan.IFreedman.2 Birch, 3. 120Yards(Senior).-Firstheat Mitchell,ICoppin,'2M.Troy',2. Time.141-5sec.Secondheat Glowrse,IR.Troy,2Rodriquez. 3.Time,134-5sec.Thirdheat McLeod,IO'Dea,.2Cumming,3. Time,e4sec.FinalGlowres,I Troy2Rodriguez,3.Time,13 3-5sec. SackRace.-Sextonit,IRodri-

ThesewereheldonWednasdaY,the I3thinst,ontheAssociationgounti andwereattendedbyaremarkably large,gay'andfashionablegathering ofthefriendsandwellwishersof theCollege.Some,whowodldhave desiredtobepreSenthappenedaccidentallynottobeformallyin%ited, butalocalwasinsertedinthePrincipalpartofthe"WestAustralian" offering8,generalinvitationto friendswhomighthavebeenoverlooked.Thedaywasperfect,and needless,tosay,theI).osenjoyed theirsportsimmensely,aswellas thelight"tell'shmentsalwaysprovidedforthem,andcamehomebronzedbythesunandwind,and healthfullyfatiguedto'sinkintothe Calmandunbrokensleepofthe,ust, andinnocent.Afternoontea,was servedfromtheMembersPaVilion, kindlygrentodforthepurpose,the teabeingmanagedbyMrs.Minahan, matronofthe('ollege,herstaffof assistantsandotherladyfriends. Thefulllistofeventswillbe aPsended,l,utsomeofthemorebrilliantperformancesmust noticed. Se'agewastheerightpartcular starofthemeltinghewonthe220 yards,the440yards.thehighJump tame3rdinthetooyards,wonthe milechampionship,andiseasily leedingforthe"Hermanntrophy," forchampionathleteoftheCollege.'O'Dea.IPower,2;Mitchell,3. CutrmingalsoPieriormedsplendidlyTines,264-5sec.FinalGlowree, Rein-suchafirst-classall7ound athlete,hehasbeenratherunfortunateinstrikingagainstsuchacompetitorasSavage.Inanyordinary School,orin anyordinary2.ear:ContiHeat Appleby,ISewell,2: CummingwouldeasilyhaveocenCrowder,3.Time,I64-5sec.Third Mar-heat ;Jones,2Gre- championathl.q...Richardand tinTroyareroodperformers.Mar-gory, Time,162-5sec. Final; tinTroy'scastofthecrickethalliBirch.iMickel,2 asusual,overTooyds..41)Nv-3. istheMostimprovedrunnerin .Tani0rHurdles.-FirstHeatHill theCollege hislone,sweseline strideisofgreatassistance.Zowe I,acomingfirstclassathletewas toounwelltoCompeteinsome eventsheisthewinnerofthetoo yards,under16,championship,and Hovenisthewinnerofthe440pis. unfler16championshipboththese boesarestrivingforthejunior championshipoftheCollege.Cambridgewasunfortunateinlosing'he mile,afteraracegamelyrun.The smallestbOyintheCollege, who attractedtheattentionofmanyonrstoneiigaveagreat exMi!iitionofpluckinthemilerace. butCoewonit.Connoravoting gentlemanwhoisinsomedangerof out-growin:hisstrength,isapromisinejuniorhighjumper.Thelong jume,kieine,thefootball,and.thr,wfeethecricketballareyettohe decided. AmongstthosepresentwertHer Excellency,Lads'EdelineStrickland, accompaniedbyLadyBarton,Miss StricklandandCaptainKerrPearce, HisLordshipDr.Gibney,DeanBeen-

Tue-of-War,Boardersv.DayBoys. Bogrderswontwooutofthree pulls.

Albanynotes.

ThefollowingpupilsofSt.Jos-eph:sConventweresuccessfulatthe Septemberpublicexaminationsin theoryofmusiceGradeIV.---Hebe ClaireGillam,honoursAmyEdith Norman,honoursIreneAliceCurrer, pateHildaMyrtleGordon,oass MableLiodfield,pass.

Thespring*owoftheAlbany AgriculturalandHorticulturalSocietewasheldintheTownHallon Thursdaylast,andnotwithstanding thelatenessoftheseaksonwasa greatsuccess.

TherighttoholdMr.Dyme's handsomerosehowl(Trophy),valued at£15155.wassecuredby Mr. Fairchild,MissL.Lushmalnbeinga and Oct16,'09.

Iaminformedthatourpopular May-or(Mr.H.C.Sims),doesnot intendtoseekre-election.Ihave notyetheardwhohissuccessoris tobe.AttheRevisionCourtheld bytheMunicipalCouncil,lastweek, about91nameswerestruckofthe titerslistsfornon-paymentof NoOld-AgePensionshaveyet',ten paidinAlhane,andmanyoftheold peopleare'wonderingiftheywill everhavetheprivilegeofdrawing it.

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Amostremarkableincident edintheSenateonlastWednesday' whenitre-assembledafterafortMeht'sadjournment.Alawnpartys inhonourofthvisitingdelegates ofthe(7hambersofCommerceofthe Empirewasgiven,bythePresident andSpeaker,tobeheldintheGardens,adjoiningFederalParliament House,butasbothbranchesofthe LegislaturewereinSessionthatafterno011,adifficultypresontaditself thiswasremovedsofarasthe HouseofRepresentativeswasconcernedby.theGovernmentallkinar thattheHouseadjournonWednesdayafternoonandmakeupthelost timebymeetinginthemorning; thiscoursewasadopted. IntheSenatequitea,different methodwasadopted.Senatorswere intheirPlansat2.30p.m.,the PresidentwasannouncedandonenteringtheChamberforthwithrend thePrayer.andbeforeevenaquestionwasasked,andwithouthimselfobtainingleaveofthe'Senate,he Straightwaydeclaredthathewould leavetheChairandsuspendthesittinguntil7.45Pee."astherewas alawnpartytobeheldwithinthe precincts,"andatoncehurriedlyleft theChamber.Thelook.ofblankamazement()nthefacesofmemberswas initselfanevidencethatsomethingofanunusualnaturehadoccurred,thealmostunprecedentedactionofthePresidentinthussummarilyandarbitrarilysuspending businesswithouttheusualleave," savouredsomethingoftheautocraticandwasmorethanmembers werepreparedtoletpasswithouta protest.

SenatorDe-Largiewasenhisfeet instantlytoprotesta:ainstwhat wasgenerallythoughtaglaringirregularity(tosaytheleastofit), butinsteadofcatchingthe"Presi-

Immediatelyonresumingat7.45 p.m.,SenatorDe-Largieconfronted thePresidentwithamotion,settine forththatlit(thePresident),had beenguiltyofabreachof"privi- lege,"insuspendingthesittingin suchanarbitraryfashionandspoke veryeffectivelyinsupportofsame thePresident,inthecourseofhis replysaid,thatheuncierstoodmost ofthemembersweregoing'tothe lawnparty,andthathewasunder thimpressionthathehadconsulted theirconvenienceinactingashehad SenatorsPearceandNeedhamsupportedSenatorDeLaIrgie'smotion, pointingoutthatsuchactonmight establishaverydangerouserecedent,andeePlensitddelhaneensued, inwhichmembersexPreseedtheirresentmentatthehigh-handedaction ofthePresidentinthusviolatingthe rubsoftheSenate.

Therestofthewtekwasdevoted totheconsiderationoftbeAmendingElectoralBill,theHighCommissioner'sBill,andprivateousinendespitestrenuousopposition thepostalvotingclauseswereretainedintheformerandtheBill wasreportedwithanamendmentby SenatorNeedhamwhichprovided thatall"RailwayStatienMasters andNightOfficerspermanentlyemployedintheRailwayDepartments oftheStates"heincludedinthelist ofPersonsauthorisedtowitness PostalVotes.

TheBureauofAgricultureBillhas beenreedasecondtimeandtheInters,ateCommissionBillhasbeen introducedintheSenate.

Thelong-looked-forDerenceBillis nowinthesecondreadingslatein theHouseofRepresentativesand despitethenaeansofpraisewith winchithasbeenreceived(thatis ifwecanbelieveallorhalfthereportstohand),itisbynomeansa perfectmeasure.theimmistannible taintofthe"Fusion"isvisibleon

everypagefromthe"Title"to thelastclauseitpurportstobea BillforCompulsore.Trainingbutit doesnotcompel.Acertainperiod oftrainingissetforth,butifthe authorsofthismeasurethinkth,Neanturnoutacitizensoldierwith onehour'sdrillaweekitwillcertainlybeamostwonderfulperformanee,butthisscribeconsiderssuch aproposalanabsurdityontheface ofit,asonecritichasalreadytruly said,"wemightaswellexpectthe childreninourschoolstobethorouehlyeducatedbe.anattendanceof onehourweeklyastoexpectacitizensoldiertobemadeefficientby suchaprocess."

Aeaintheproposedcontinuous campsaretooshortonly'(8)eight daysbeingfixed,hutwhenoneday isdeductedforgoingtocamp,anotherforleaving,oneforstriking, andoneforsettingup,itwillbe seenthatthereareonlyfourremainingforpracticalfieldwork.

AnotherfeatureathePolicyas outlinedintheBillisthecontrolof theAustralianNavy,thereisafeelinginsomequarters(andnotat allanunwarrantedene),thatinshe eventofwar,theBritishAdmiralty couldimmediatelyordertheAustralianNavytoanypositionofthe Empire,withoutevenaskingthe consentoftheAustralianParliament Now,thisisanevent,that atallhazardsmustbeguardedage ainst,otherwiseitwillsimplymean payinganincreasedsubsidyandin voterswewillhavenothinghutthe emptydistinctionofcallingouraugmentedfleetthe"AustralianNavy'' withouthavingthenecessaryandabsolutecontrol;however,theBill hasyettorunthegauntletofthe Committeestage,whereimbuedwith treeAustralianNationalfeelings willdotheirutmosttomakethe measuremorePracticalinitsohSectsandmoreNationalinitscharacter.

ThedebateontheFinancialAgreementstilldragsitswearylength alon-intheHouseofRenresentatieeeandinth'sc'emectionthe

"Fusion"familyisafeethingbuta hanneone,already"IcebergIrvine" hasdeclaredagainstit,Harper,of Starchfamehasalsohadhistilt. andafewotherMiaistenialistaare expectedtoopposeitinitspresentform.TakingeverythingintoconsiderationthePresenthybridGovernmentis'nothavingaPleasant time.Truls,the"wayoftheFusionistishard."

AfewmonthsagodieFederalParliamentwasthreatenedbytheobnoxiouspresenceofthatsectarian agitatorSnowballwhosesresmcein thepubliclifeoftheCommunityeveryfair-mindedcitizen,deplores.OwingtothedeathofSirl'Isercias Bent,avacancy-hasbeencausedin therepresentintionofBrighton. a plethoraofcandidateswerenomina- ted.ameetingwascalledforthe purposeofreducingthenumberto one.andthuspresentasolidfront totheLabourcandidate(D.L.Mc- Namara),thechoicefellonSnowball thatsuchaselectionshouldhetaad_,p inafreeandenlightenedoommua ty.thusputtingasideothercitizens aversetotheanticsofthissectarianhigevt,passesone'scomprehension iftheselectionisendorsedwhata changewillhavecomeoverthecon- stituencythatoncehadthehonour ofbeingrepresentedinParliament by'thatcrestTribuneofthepeople. Jud-eHisninhottam.FromHie- einbothamtoSnowball,whatafall isthere"ohmycountryman."

Mr.D.L.McNamaratheLabour candidateisaprominentmemberof theShamrockClueandafarmerin theShire. Melbourne,6/eo/oe.

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Dr.HenryCleary,Editorofthe NewZealandTablet,"leavesshortlyenatriptotheSouthAmerican Republics.Heintendstopropagate theCatholicTruthSocietyuyshowingtheutilityofitspublicationsin refutinganti-Catholicslander.

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es theAustralianHierarchywereablywemaylookforwardwithinacen-judgmentthrone.Yourpleadingof Presentedbetheprelatespresent.tury,toapopulationof30,000,000,charityonmybehalfwillnotlad Thepriests,thelaitytheSocietiesor40,000,000,ourCommonwealthintoobtainformethatmyshortcomingsshallbeforgotten,andthen, throwehtheaboundingmercyofthe shall followedwithaddresses.Thereply ofHisEminencewastouching in theextreme.

*

Hon.John'Meagher,M.L.C.,recentlypurchased"LoganBrae,-formerlyused,asAgriculturalCoe baninSouth'sBathurst,anddonatedittotheSistersofMercyBathurst,asaTrainingCollegefor Novices.Thebuildingissplendidly appointed.anditcostabout£14000.

T)/ewell-lnownE.W.O'Sullivanone-timeMinisterforWorks,inthe NewSouthWalesGovernmenthas'lefinitelyjoinedtheLabourParts.

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TheAdelaideChristianBrothers haveadded"Rowing"totheirathleticproL;ramme.TheMercantile Clubisgivingeveryfacilitytothe C.B.C.boys.

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TheAnnual'publishedlethestudentsofSt.StanislotsCollege,leiview-acopyofwhichwereceivedbylastmailisaveryfineand creditableproductionindeed.Takingadvertising,pagesintoreckonbag itrunsinto14opages.Onits frontpageisaportraitofCardinal Horan.Forillustrationitwould talesalottobeatit.EverydepartmentoftheCollegeisillusvratedthephotosofitsclericalsupporters,itsprominentstudents shouldproveofabidinginterestto allwho'knowanythingofthissplendidinstitution.Thearticlesand pithy?arsareinterestinglywritten, andsatisfactorytoread,.WecongratulatetheEditorasafine,scholarly,andattractiveproduction. sa*

OurEasterncontemporariesare stillfullofinformationontherecentCongress. Therecanheuo itofthesuccessthatattended thegreatIevent.Thepaperswhich weresibmittedand1.,,exianddiscussedcoveredawiderangeofpracticalmatter,andtheyareinthemselvesarealeducation.Dayafter daythroughouttheentireweekPa7 pbrsanddiscussionswenton-His EminencetheCardinalattendingeveryone.Catholicityscience,education,morals,methods,history,sociology,literature.andahnnj"ed kindredsubjectsweretreatedwitha breadthof iewandcompleteness. thataffordedthevisitorsanadvan ta'inalifetime.

*

Ontheclosingdaytherewereetlthrlevelledprelates,priestsand students'resentwhenthefoundationStoneofSt.Mars'sCathedral extensionwaslaidbytheCardinal.

* Address'sofconeratulationwere erasestedtoHisEminenceonthe occasionfHisJubileebythesuffragan h's,whilethesentimentsof

HisEminencesaid "Ihaveeverdeemeditasingularprivilege thatthereligiousmissiontolabour inthisyouthfulAustralianChurch wasassignedtome,butImust confessthattherewasawrenchIn quittingIreland,mynativeland. WithfondestaffectionIlovedher sanctuariesandhershrines,every daisyofherwide-spreadingvailtys, everyshamrockofheremeraldhills Ilovedher,priests,andherpeople. hertraditionsofpiety,thecmcon querablepatriotismofhereons,the incomparablevirtueofherchildren. Icherishedwithspecialaffectionthe dioceseofOssory,fortwelve..ears myspecialfieldofePiscoPalduty.

"OnmycomingtoAustralia,you receivedmewithagenuineCead MileFaille.'Ihadbiddenfarewell toIrishheartsandIrishaffections, butIfoundthe,Sameheartsandthe sameaffectionshereawaitingme.In ourreligiousworldagreatdealhas keenaccomplished,andwecannotfail torecognisetheblessingthathas comefromGodonthehappyspirit ofunionthathaspervadedallranks ofHisChurchamongstus."

TheCardinalwentontospeakof theservicerenderedtotheChurch by'thepioneerBishopswhowelcomedhentoAustralia,andtothe worthyseiritual.sonsandsuccessors, nowcarryingonthework.Heacknowledgedwithferventthankfulness thehelprenderedhimbythecoadjutorarchbishopsandbyhissecretary.Tributewaspaidalsotothe priesthood,totheteachingbrotherhoods,tothevariousordersofsisterhood,andtothelaity Continuing,hesaid:-

"Thehappyunionofthe.elerge andfaithfuleverywherethrouglaiht, Christendomachievesthegrandest results.Neweherewillyoufindthat uni,mandharmonymoreperfectthan amongourselves.Lookingtothefuture,therecanlanodoubtthata glorietisdestinyawaitstheAustralianCommonw(allth.Itmustbeour fondestaspirationandmostardent hopethat,withaspiritofgenerous enthusiasm,theCatholicChurch,in itsfar-reachingandennoblingreligiotisinfluencemaykeeppace materialprogress.Ourworkhitherto,haslickslittlemorethanto Prepareforthefuture.Whathas beenachievedintheUnitedStates, may.beastimulustoourexertions, marl:ahighidealtowhichwe mayaspire.AttheDeclarationof Independencethepopulationofthe UnitedStateswaslittlemorethan 3,000.000.Itisnow95,000,000representin'ramarvellousthirtyfold increase.ButwithinthesameperiodthegrowthoftheCatholic ChurchintheUnitedStateshas beenfivehundred-fold.Wemaynot beabletorivalthatgiantgrowth, butIamconfidentthat,throughthe inpouringofpopulationfromCanada

thehighwaysoftradeandcommerce holdingtheplaceofhonourinthis southernworld,andmaywenot trustthatMotherChurchshallshow aproportionateincrease,continuing toimparttoAustrali'scitizensthe blessingsofChristiancivilisationand Peace,anddiffusingfarandwideoverotherlandsthelightofDivine truthandthebenigninfluenceofCatholiccharity

LOOKINGTOWARDSTHEFUTURE

"Lookingtowardsthatfuture,I seeourBishopsandclergyand faithfulpeople,throughtheirCatholicunion,blessedhyGod,achieving thegrandesttriumphsofreligion.I seeourlaityandclergyandepiscopateemulatingeachotherind.2,votiontotheHolySee,andtothe sucessorofSt.Peter,whoseapestolateitistofeedthelambsand feedthesheepofthe fold.He isonearththechosenrepresentative oftheDivineMaster,andtheleaderofthepeopleofGod.Hisitis toconfirmthebrethren, Conferma fratrestwos.'Heholdsthekeys,

MostHigh,theBlessedVirgin takemebythehandandleadme toherDivineSon,tohearthebleseedwords,whicharetheeternalheritage,Faithfulservant,enterinto thejossoftheLord.'"

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ThenextAustralianCatholicCongresswillbeheldinWellington, NewZealand,fouryearshence.

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TheprincipalmeasurementsofSt. Mary'sCathedral,Sydneyare:Lengthoutsidewhencompleted,350 feetlengthofartcrrn-i,t,,,208 feetgeneralwidth,8ofeetlength oftransepts,120feet; widthof transepts,8ofeet;heightofnave fromground98feetheightof groinedceilingfromfloor,74feet; heightofcompletedcentraltower, heightoffronttowers andspirestobe232feet. Itisinterestingheretogivethe dimensionsofSt.Patrick'sMelbourneNave,Sanctuary,andLady Chapel,clearinternallength,e2o thesembolofsupremeauthority.feetnaveandaisles,internalwidth

Thepowersofdarknessshallnevereach,76feet;transepts,internal ceasetowagewaragainsthim,butlength,162feet; heightofmain rooftoridges,98feetheight of westerntowersandspirestobe,203 feetheightofcentraltowerend spirestobe260feet.

theRedeemer'swordsareourirrefragablemainstay 'Iamwith..ou alldaythegatesofhellshallnot prevail.'SpiritualunionwithHim isOnsecretoftheChurch'striumphs Thisislthevictorythat coneliereththeworld,yourfaith.' Youhaveinsistedonpresentingto merichgiftsonthepresent,a.son somanypreviousoccasions,tomanifestyouraffection,nolessthan yourdevotiontoreligion.Icould notthinkofacceptingtheminany personalsense,but,lookingtothose religiousdevelopmentstowhichI havereferred,sorepletewithheavenlyblessings,thatmeanourAustralianChurch,Iwouldaskybuto devotethesegiftsasajubileeiun.d towardsthefurnishingandequipmentofthemissionarycollege of St.Columba,whichwededicatetomorrow.andtothecompletionof

On-theerectionoeSt.Patrick's, whichwasconsecratedbyArchbishopCarrin1897,considerablymore thanE2e0,000hasbeenspent-Sodnee"Freeman'sJournal."

Australianswillbegladtelearn thatwearetohaveasecondvisit saysthe"Advocate,"byanAmericanfleet. Accordingtothe1"New YorkAmerican."thefleetofeight Powerfularmouredcruisers which earlythismonthsailedfromSan Franciscoonasixmonths'cruise willinJanuarynextvisitMelbourne andSedneyfororemonth. The Armouredcruisers-they*rebattleshipstoallintentsandpurposeswillIn,reinforced,bynineadditional ourmother-churchofAustralia,thiscruisersandtenmoderntorpedo beautifulCathedralofSt.Mary's,inboatdestroyers,togetherwitha,full whichweareassembled.Havingrea-complementof.auxiliaryships. chedtheeightiethstageinmypath * ofPilgrimae,onlyafewmorestag-CardinalMoran,whowasbornin escanremaintilltheallotted'Jour-rEtot.celebratedhas-0thbirthdayon neyoflifeherebelowshallbeac-Wednesday,15thinst."Roman complished.WiththefullestconfideCardinalsaretough."onceremarkfencethatDivinehopeinspires,andedhisEminence,whenspeakingofthe withallearnestnessofheart,IdaylontevityofthememeersoftheSala'day.repeatthelovingdisciple's words,Come,0DivineMaster, come.'Hiehert0,inmydaysof

(TedCollege.Ofthe55Cardinals, therearenowsixover8o,ears Ofage,andone,theCardinal-Archpilgrimage, sou,myfriends,havebishopofVienna,is90theyoungeyyourprayersaidedmewith aestisthePontificalSecretary of morethanfilialaffection.FollowingState.CardinalMerrydelVal,who inthefootstepsofSt.Patrickofisinhis45thyear. Ad=told,Twouldwish,withmyfasttosannos. breath,inrecompenseofsuchaffection,toimpartafinalbleseingto oneandall,aindtoourfairAustralian!andbutfromoneandall,I wouldask,asacrowningmemsrial ofyourlove,thatwhenIamsumandtheUnitedStates.comoinedmonadtogiveanaccountof my withanimprovedsystemofcorn-stewardship,you,bysourferventLetnonefalterwhothinksheis rmunicationwiththehomesountries,prayers,wouldaccompanymetotheright-AbrahamLincoln.

* * BishopDunneofWilcanninNew SleuthWales,wrote:-Ibelievethat theLabourPartsisinfluentialInits numericalstrength'andsoundasa partyinitsaspirations"

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"W.A.D."anA.N.A.member,sots whatistherelie4ousorotherneed foraCatholicClub,theinstitution oewhichwashintedatinthelastissueofth'e"W.A.Record." Are theyoungmenworsesincetheCatholicSocietycloseddowninPerth. Answer.-

Thisisanageofclubs. About everyonewhocangettogetherinthe nameofcommerce,oroffootball,or someotherlivetopicformsfaclub. Thisanswerwill,Itrust,helpto malecleartheneedsandplaceofa CatholicClub,orYoungMen'sSociety.AttheoutsetIshallsaythat IamafilmbelieverintheCatholic Clubidea,andaftersomeyearsof intimateassociationwiththemanagementofaCatholicYoungMen's Iamoonvineedthatoneor moreCatholicclubswillbeaneceasityofthefutureineverycite'of any'sonsiterableimportance.

ACatholicClubIsnonewidea. Butthereare"clubs"and"clubs." Thesocialhallisnotinanyproper senseaclub.Ithasaplaceineverywell-regulatedparish,butdoes notsul:plytheCatholicmen,young andold,withalltheedemandtoday.YourCatholicCluboftoday mustbeasocialcentre.Itmust havealibraryandreedingroom: amodern,well-equippedandup-todategymnasium,besidesrecreation roomswithallthestandardindoor games. ItmustbeOPentoits membersatallseasonablehoursand offerthemallthereasonableaccommodationsfoundinanyotherwellreeulatedcityclub.Todothisyou musthaveacommodiousclubhouse, underefficientmanazementandso centrally'locatedthatitwillserve .convenientlyallwhomightbeexpectedtoshareinitsadvantages.

NotLocal.

TheCatholicClubshouldnotbe aparishclub.InthefirstplaceI doubtifasingleperishisableto maintainastrictlyfirst-classclue. Andsecondlyifapariahhasthe member/andthemeansitisbetter tohaveabiggerandabroaderinstitution.Itwillcreateabroader socialspirit,alsoamorefriendlysocialrivalry,andthereforeakeener interestatalltimesthancouldbe hoped,forinat-strictlylocalestablishment.Itwillbearguedthatsuch clueswillmilitateagainstparishorganisationwhichtheChurchinher wisdommaintainsandwhichisso essentialtotheproperorder,discipline,andeventhepreservationof thefaithofourC.athaticpeople. Buttheideaisill-foundedandthe argumentrestsuponconjectureonly ExperiencewillshowthattheCATHOLICCLUBMEMBER,whereeverhisclubislocated,willbea GOODPARISHIONER.Theparish societieswillhavehisactivesupport fledanythingofastrictlylocalnaturewillfindhimanenthusiast. TheCatholicYoungMen'sClub shoulddrawlargelyfromtheneighhourineparishesforitsmembership AndIbelievethePastorsofthose Parisheswhohavegivenentertainmentswillnotcomplaingreatlyabouttheactivitesoftheirclub members.

OfReligiousValue.

IampersuadedagoodCatholic Clubwillmakeamanoraboya betterCatholic.Itwillappealto asideofhischaracterthat sec,scouldneverreach.It helpshimintellectually,physically, andsocially.Heisanathleteand lovescleansport.Heknows,or soonlearnstoknowthatapure heartandafrightmindarepowerful aidstothatend. Thushisreligionanditsmoral teachinasarebroteahthometohimin amannerthatcauseshimto appredatethenbetter,andlecomparison,hewillbeledtosaywith theRoyalPsalmist,"Howlovelyis onedayinThycourtsabovethousands."

Again,IbelieveaCatholicClub shouldnotexcludenon-Catholicswho maydesiretobemembers.andwho desiretofollowtherulesanregale

lotions."Othersheeprhaveat arenotofthisfold,themalsoI musthungin,"appliestotheClub withaeogencyscarcelytobehoped forelsewhere.

Thenthewomanandchildrenwill findsuchahelpandpleaaureis yourclubthattheywillconstitute anadjunctsecondtononeinenthus. ihamandsupport.OnthistopicI inviteopieionsfrombonafidecorrespondents,whohavetheinterestof ouryoungmenatheart.EspeciallyIwouldrequestthePastyoung menofthedifferentC.Y.M.Societies toforwardtheiropinions.

Question.-

T.H.Burkeasksthefollowinginterestingquestion,-"Whatisyour teachingonthequestion,shallwe knoweach'otherinHeaven?'(If wegetthere)."Ihaveheardit discussed,butthedisputantsdidnot seemtoknowmuchaboutit?

Answer.-

Icansaythesame:"Idon't knowmuchaboutit."ButtheteachingoftheChurchisprettyclear onthepoint."

ThemajorityofCotholictheologiansunhesitatinglyaffirmthatwe willknoweachotherinHeaven.It wereeasyindeed,tofillawholeissueofthiseaperwithopinionsin favourofthisidea,thesamegleanedfromthewritingsofgreat SaintsandFathersfromthefirst agesofChristianitytothepresent. WedonotbelieveanyCatholictheologianWaseverexpressedanopinion tothecontrary.Itisamostremarkablebeliefas wellasamosttenderone.Godcertainlydesirestogiveushappiness inHeavenandunqwest°nal,' it wouldaddtoourhappinessagainto meetand,knowthosewhomweknew andlovedinthislife.Wemaynot knowthemfrommemory,butwe shallhavetheiridentityrevealedto usthroughtheBeatificVision.one glanceintowhich,itisheld,will mateuswise,beyondallthewisdomoftheearth.ifwehaveloved anysoulpureleinthislifeandboth thatsoul hefound worthyofEternalLife,wtshall meetthatsoulintheLietocome, thelovethatwehadshalltorenewedandintensified,andourtwo soulsshall behappyto throughalleternity.Thelovethat fillsusshallnotbeacarnallove, saysSt.ThomasAquinas,but a spirteallovethatshallheunchangingandimperishable.Such.isthe ,eeneralopinionofallthesaints, Whohavewrittenuponthesubject, andDantewasofsimilaropinion, forhemakesBeatricerecognisehimselfwhenhereachesParadise.It mayheclaimedforDantethathe knewtheologybetterthanmanytheoloitansofhisdiaryorours. Itisabeautifulandmost consolingthoughttobelievethatwe shallmeetourbelovedintheLife Beyondandhehappywiththemlereverwithaperfecthappiness.'He shallnotreturnuntome,butIshall ,ountoHim."declaredDavid,after hissondied.Whyshouldherejoice thatheshouldgotohimifhedid notbelievetheheshouldknowhim, intheotherLife,andbehappywith himforever.Husbandsthereshall meetwivesbeloved,butlongsince dadiv hall def

e.wess meethusban ethersandmothersmeetdeadchildren,brothersandsistersmeet,and uprightloversmeetloverslongdead. AndthereshallbenomoreParting there.noranyhintofsorrow-never inallforever.Thereisaconsecrationinthethought,andthe'Thee macbeheldbyanyonewholives cotlife'sspanandfitshimself,or herselfforadaythatshallhatno end.

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OurLordsaidthatweoughtalwastoprayButbymorninaprayerweconsecratetoGodthe'Irst fruitsofthe(la\andimpliedban thefruitsoftheentireday The leactideisareasonableone.too, foe'itisrightthatweshouldoless

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AnotherreasonisgivenbySt. Cyprian(Ep.3rxxv.)"Itisnecessarytoprayinthemorninginordertocelebratetheresurrectionof theLord."InhislettertoTrajan, PlinyrelatesthattheChristians werewonttoassembleinprayerbeforesunrise.HencetheChristians weredubbed"antelucani"-antedaylightpersons. Eveningprayerwasalsoauniversalcustoms,andaccordswiththe deepestsentimentsofthesend.The cessationofnoiseandthedisappearanceofthesunrecallsthepassing awayofihisworld.Thestarry heavensfilluswithaweandleadas toadorativeandeucharistics,.mti merits.St.Ambrosesaysthatitwas regardedin.hisdayassomethingto tieashamedof.toendthedaywith outhavingrecitedthepsalms.

derfulandAdorableSacramentof theAltar.Itisfurtherconcerned withthespreadingfarandwideof devotiontothePrisonerofLove. Itis,inadditionaglorious,edifying,fervent,publicactoffaithin theRealPresence.

Question.-

MaytheHolyMassbecelebrated inanylanguageexceptinLatinIf so.isitdone,andinwhatlanguapes?"Tam.S."

Answer.-

(a)Yes.(3)Yes.InO'Brien's "HistoryoftheMass,"wereadthe following,whichwillgiveatomplateanswertothethirdpartot "Tim.S.""TheCatholicChurch ofto-daycelebratestheHolySacrificeoftheMassinninedifferent languagesvie.,inLatin,Greek,Syriac,Chaldaie,Slavonic,Wallachian, Armenian,Coptic,andEtheopic."

Question.-

"C.J.M."writes,WillyoukindlypublishinyourQuestionandAnswerColumns,thefollowingquestion andanswerwhichIfoundinthe

Amodernconvertfrominfidelity tothefaithof'hischildhood,Louiscourseofmyreading. Veuillot,speaksofmorningandeveningprayerinthefollowingstrain: "Theusualformulasgenerallyad. optedtyFrenchCatholics,arevery sweet,Verasimpleandbeautiful.I willnotrepeatthemhere,forIlove tothinkthatallmyreadersknow them.Bossuet, other directoreofsoulshavecomposed themfromtheessenceofthesacred Scriptures,andtheyseemtohave beenmadeforthewholeworld,so directdotheygoforallhearts. Theyweretomeanexcellent inseructiosinChristiandoctrineand morals,theseaccentsoftenderness, lift'dtoheaven,theseprotestations 4)ffaith,ofhope,andofcharity, Thisexaminationofoon,scienceon theevilcommittedagainsti;ne's neiphleiur,one'sGod,andone'sself, thisdemandforforgivenessforall theday'sfaultsthisopeningnight placedundertheprotectionofthe GuardianAngel,thoseprofessionsof Catholicfraternityforparents, friends,thePoor,theimprisonedteayellers,thesick,thedying,andfor one'sfors,forallwhomoneshould cherish,andforallwhosufferon earththispiousremembrance of thedead,theseancientprayersof theChurch,insertedlikeprecious stonesinthepuregoldofsomane lolugs'IPPlicants-theOurFather. sofulloftrust.andoffilialconfidence.theCreedsobraveandso stronginfaith,theHailMary whichmoistenstheeyeswithtears; thiswhatmysoullongedfor,this wasthefulllightforwhichIwaitedandthewholesweetpeaceofthe Christians,this gracesoeagerly soucht,thispeacethatItrilledwith becauseIcouldnotcomprehendit, wasunfoldedtomeinadazzlinc outburstoffaithandoflove.."

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Whatisreallythemeaningofthe Etich'arieticCongressesheldsome timeaiminLondon.andrecentlyin Garmana.Anoin-Catholcaskedme. andIhadtodefoanansweruntil youwouldgiveonethroughyourinformativeQuestionBoxColumns.- 'J.P.S."

Answer.-

AEucharisticCongressisarratliorine:to'etherofthefaithfulofall gradysandconditions-prelates, priestsandpeoplefortheworthiest ofallobjets,thehearingand cussingofhaters learnedmenuponeverypossiblephaseofthesubjectofOurDivineLordinthewon-

"WhyisitthattheProtestant Church,i.e.,Anglicandedicatesits ChurchestotheSaints.Thereisfor instance,St.Augustine,St.George, St.Patrick,andsoforth-allrenownedCatholicSaints.

Answer.-

Theydoitbecausetheyhavegood tasteandgoodjudgment.TheyveneratethememoryoftheSaintsLecauseoftheirholylivesandthe gloriousexamplesofChristianperfectionwhichtheykittoposterity. Whentheyloo'saibOutforaSaint whosenametheywishtoassociate wththeirChurch',theynaturally seektheSaintswheretheyaretobe found-thatis,intheCatholic Church.WemustnotthinkthatbecausetheyarenottrueblueCatholics,butsome-whatoff-colour,that theyhavelostallsenseofpropriety, orknowledgeofthefitness of things.

Theyare,ofcourse,somewhatillogical.hilttheirdesiretoassociate withtheSaintsisintherightdirectionandtobecommended'.When theycomeovertheCatholicfenceto getflowersmanyofthemretrain. TheintercessionofSt.Augustine,St Georze,St.Patrick,&c.,note'oring the"kindly-light"tomanyananxioussouloutsidetheChurch.Their teachingandPrayersmademany'convertsintheirday,andsince.

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"NoMiss,"saidAndrewsu.newhatintliznantls,"Ineverforgot myselfasfarasthatitwaswhen Iwasclimbingtheditch,youes, thatmsfootslipped,andeventhat wouldnothavehappenedtome,had itnotbeenforthatvileman,Brian whomadeanattempttogetholdof mytracts,.whiChbeingexceedinelyvaluable(inasmuchastherewets fiftyof"theVirginreducedtothe levelofOtherWemen,"andesvente-fiveof"ConfessionthegreataLomination"),didincautiousleletgo myhold,inmyearnestanxietyto savethepreciousbundle,andsofell in "SoBriandidnotactucallsapplyhandorfoottoyourperson?

"Why,hewasthecauseofme mishap,MissOusels,andifIrut mebesttrousersandbrownsureout allcoveredwithmud,andlostseventy-fiveandfifty-letmesee,-that isonehundredandtwenty-fiveof ourbesttracts,thefaultisentirelyhis,aided,ofcourseandabetted byWittincorrigible,Papist,Oormac O'Daly."

"Theymustbemadeanexatnple of,McGilligan,uponmshonourand soultheymustthesestubborn Papistsmustbebroughtunderi..- -"andhesworeanawfuloath "whenneitherhungernorthirstwill doit,thenthelawMUSTthats my,notion,sonomoretalkabout it. directtheclerk,alterbreakfast,togiveyousummonsesfor thesereseals."

"YOubettersaynothingmoreaboutit,mydearEleanor,"saidMrs.

monthwithoutmylittleMena. eh?"

"Well,thatisnotthePoint In question,fatheryoumusttoreno!es auntOrmsby,foryouknow'hetoe, loveseourEleanordearly,altn)ftas dearlyasherfatherdoes,"anl puthesarmscoaxingly'couldlig neck."Ihavegivenipthesleas. ureofPeeingmsauntaifdt.and youpromisedtoetantmeafavour. Now,1.amgoingtoaskone.'

"Andwhatmayitbe"

"OelytoquashtheseInettelines againstO'Dalynothingcan,reeve absurdthanbringingsuchanaffair intocourt,anditwillDeSu,tt', domoreharmthangoya,tothe cause;andthentheO'Daicsareso muchrespected,andtheyas,insuch distress,thatthesympathyofthe People'willbestronglyarousedin theirfavour."

"Andwhothed-1careswhether it,isornot?"criedOusely,"his irebeginningtorise.

"Iknow,mydearfather,I'glow saidEbanorinher,sweetestaccents,"butthen,Ihavesetm. heartonthismatter,andyouwill notrefusemy'reeuest,moreespeciallyasyourpromiseisatstake. Ifyoudo,Ishallthink,youdon't loveme."

ou'dthinliwhatisn'ttrue, Nell.There,el-nit,I'llnotrefuse You,onlytellMcGilligainsoucself. forhe'llbed-ddisappointed." "Leaveallthattome,mydear father,"saidEleanor,stillpreserv- inghertranquillityoftoneandmanner."I'lltakeituponmyselfto dismisstheplaintiffinthiscase," Outels"thelawmusttasseitsandshesmiled. "Thanks-athou- course,youknow,andourexcellentsandthan',s,mydearfather she Scripture-readersmustreallybepro-stooped,forhewassittiefg,and tectedeythestrongarm05authority,intheirarduousundertaking." howtomyfather'ssuperic,r wisdomandyours,mydearmother" saidEleanorwith.asmileandI hopeMr.McGillinanwillexcuseme foewhatIhavesaidinpuregood will'' Ohsurely,Miss,surely,"and

eoushouldhavedonelongsince.I amquitesure,MoGilligan,thatmy daughter'sappearance,andhereeginningtotakeanactivepartin ouraffairs,willdoagreatdealof

"More would,at nor.

thantheprosecution alleevents,"addedElea--

"ItmaybeDO,"mutteredAndrew whowasstillfarfrombeingsatisfied,butwhodarednotpersistany morefearfuloflosingeventhe groundhehadgained.

"Andnowyou'llbekindenough toleaveustoourselves"saidEleanor,seengthattheBiblereader manifestednointentionormoving, "MymotherandIhavesomething Particulartodo;youmustthereforeexcuseus."

"Oh,surely.miss,surely;Ihope you'llnot.forgetyourpromise, though,ofvisitingtheschools."

"1seldomDOforgetapromise," saidEleanorwithaquietdignity, thatwellbecameher."Goodmorning,Mr.McGilligan"thentingingthebell,sheorderedtheservant whoappearedtoshowthegentlemantothedoor.

"Well,Eleanor.-exclaimed her mother,asthedoorclosedonMcGilligan,"youhaveastrangeway ofyourown.Howinthy,,worldcan youtreatpeoplesocavalierly?' "Why,mother,thatistheonly wayinwhichyouCANnetridof suchpeople.Withallduedeference toyou,yourScripture-reader, or tract-vendor,isaboutthegreatest boreinCreation.Defendmefrom givingsuchencouragementtosuch gentry. ButitwastimeIas makingmytoilet.D6volttt.0 to Claretfewthisforenoon.mother? "No,mydear,Ithinknot,"said Mrs.Ousele.,asshedrewherchair stillnearerthefire.andplacedher feetonthefender"the weIther beginstobechilly,andmybloodis notaswarmasitusedtobe.You mustrideoveralotie,exceptsou cangetyourfathertogo.-

"Oh,Icaneasilymanagethat;I havegainedagreatervictorythan thatthismorning."

"Ah,that'strue,"saidthemother"Iwasforgettingtoaskbow youmanagedtocarryyourpoint."

"Yis,ma'am,it'saboutNancyI camethistime.- Eleanorturned hackfromthedoorandsat(lova tohearwhatwouldfollow. I'm bouldma'amthatyourwanting NancytogotoChurch,andIlist madeitmybusinesstocomeupan' seeifitathroe,formymindis greatlythroubledeversinceIheard it,whichwasonlylastnight.'i Eleanorlookedathermother,and smiledmaliciousls. Mrs.Ousels blushedslightly,butsheanswered quickly"I haveneverattempted toforceanyofmyservantsinthat respect,butIDOoccasionallyadvisethem,fortheirowngood. havespokentoNancysometimeson thesubjectofreligion,butassetI havenotsucceededinconvincingher PoorNancyis.eersignorant,Imust say.''

"An'soisherfather,too,ma'am. We'rebothpoorignorantcreatures, Godhelpusbutthenourignorance won'thindherusfromgetein' to heavenifw.'onlydowhatthe Churchandtheclergytellsasto do."

"Buthowdosouknowthat, Tom?"demandedEleanorearnestly "Youconfess'sourselfignerent,Sow thencanyoubesurethatyouare istherightroadto*heaven?"

"Why,bless soul,MissEleanorthere'snoneedoflarisn:.'to knowthat.IknowMycatechism well,thankshetoGod,an'I'mas sureI'mintherightwayasthat I'mstain'herethisminnit.I'draytiterthanagooddealthat sou couldsaythesame,MissEleanor, en'themisthress,God'sblessin'he aboutyouboth,'Eleanorsighed, andsmiledfaintly,butsaidnothing. "Well!butaboutyourdaughter, Tom!"saidMrs.Ousels."Ihope Youdenotthinkoftakingher away."

"Indeed,On'Ido,ma'am,beggin' yourladyship'spardon,that'slist whatIcamefor,ifit'sPlestn-to you."

"ButitisnotPleasing,tome, forIfeelarealinterestinthegirl, becauseofHersimplicityandgoodnessofheart.Ifyouwillallow hertoremain,IpromiseyouthatI willdoallIcanforher."

limedhisforehead."Sonowsou cansowhereverybulike,andI willreturntothebreakfastparlour IsupposemymotherisprettyWell tired05Andrewbythistime,"she saidtoherselfasshetrippeddown thegrandstairsalongthehall.The squiredecampedthroughanudedoor whistling"TheProtestantBoss." endeswduckedhisheaddownonhissMr.McGilligan,"saidEleanor. chest,andwriggled,andsmileda wansmile. Noharmdone,Miss, notthesmallest!"Sothebreak:lasewentoninpeace,andwhenit wasended,Eleanorrequestedher fatherjusttolookatsomesketcheswhichshewassendingoffto herauntOrmso3bythefirstpost.

"Wouldn'titdowhenIhavegot throughwithMcGilligan?"

"Itmight,butIwouldratherhave youcomenow,asIamgoingover toClareviewthisafternoon,andwant tosendoffmyEstersasearlyasI can. Mr.McGilligancansurely. waitafewminutes."

"Aslongasyoupleasemiss,I'm notInanyhurry',"saidAndrewgraciouslybeingquiteelatedatthe Prospectofhavingrevenge.

"Comealong,then,youlittlemoppet'-Eleanorwasfullyastallas himself-"youwillhaveyourown way."

sNotalways,father,"saidElea nor,looAngback withabright smileassheledthe way to herownboudier. Now,father,'saidshe,whenhe hadlookedoverthedrawingsand givenhisduemead(15praisetotheir execution-'now,fatheryouPromisedtogroutmeanyfavourI Mightas'ifIwouldonlystayat home."

"Yes,butI'llneverforgiveDorothyforas'iingyou,"interrusted Ouselyinaerufftoneshehadno leisimesstodoit.Howthed-doesshethinkIcouldliveawhole

assheenteredtheparlour," fatherbidsmesaythathehascome totheconclusionthatyouhadOatterdrot,thisaffairheissensible now,thatnogoodcancomeof it."

"How.MitsOusely saidthe Bible-reader,slowly,fixinghisleadryeuponthesolinglady'sface.

"Thatwasnothisopinionwhen belefthereafewminutesago."

"IgrantyouItWasnot,"replied MissOusely,"andIwillfurther admitthatitwasIwhoreasoned himintothisconvictionbut I intendtoindemnifysouformy shireinyourdsaPPointment.You knewyouhavefresuentlyaskedme tovisitMr.Jenkinson'sandMiss Gregory,'sschools,andIhavenever yetdoneso.Iwillgoto-morrow. andexaminethechildren,withone rtwoofmyfriends-willthatsuffice?" "Oh,surelymiss,sursly."This wasa5avouritewordwithAndrew. "It'shard.though,thatIcoutdn't -etthos!,rascalspien:ished.'

Punishedforwhat,Mr.McGilligan?"aslredEleanorwithanarch

"Butatallesintsaear- eelsisaBargainsoueive up yetirsuit.andTwiveupmyaversiontovisiting'schcreds-allfair,you know.Mother,ofcourse.

Powithme.asyouoftengo alone.-

"WithcrestPleasure.trydear. andIamtrulereioieedtohear thatsouproposeeoingitischat

Eleanortoldhermotherinacryfewwordshowshehadovercome herfather'sondurace,andtheywere stilltalkingthesubjectoverwhen theservantpartiallyopenedthedoor -'Isthemistressinthere.miss?"

"Yes,Anne.what'sthematter?"

Here'sTomMalone,ma'am,wantinetoseeyou" "Lethimcomeinthen."

Tomwasusheredinaccordingly. Hewasathin-faced.under-sizedman withashrewd,knowinglook,t,ut hishabilimentswereinasadstate ofdilapidation,andhewasotherwisetheverypictureofamanbe whomdameFortunehaddealtunkindle.Hecarriedinonehandan oldbatteredcatibten,andintheotherastick,whichsupportedhistotteringlimbs.forthoughsoarcelsarrivedat/Midisage,possTomMalonawasinfixmandwellnighhelpless.

"Yoursarvint,ladies."said'Tom astheservantclosedthedoor."I'm sorryforiroublin'yousoertrly,hut Iwasaleerdyou'dle,outifI'd waitanylonger. Iwantedto spaketothemisthressnegardie'a littlebusinessofmyown."

"Andwhatmaythatbe,Tom?" saidMrs.Ouselyinakindtone, whileEleanorpreparedtoleave theroom,seeingthatherpresence wasnotrequired.

"Ihopeyou'llnotheoffendedat me,Mrs.()mete."saidTom,"for onlyIcouldn'thelpit,I'dnever makefreetothrouhleyou."

WhyTom,ifitheens'helpsou want.,thereisnoneedforyoumakinganapologyitisrotthefirst timeyouhaveasked'charityof me."

"True,foryouma'atn,''said Tom,"an'it'smySelfthatalways foundsouan'MissEleanorherethe kind.goodfriends,maytheLord giveyoutheworth05yourgoodness tomeandmine.Butit'snotthat thatIroueirtmenow.misthressdear onlytotalktoyonaboutthelittle girl.ma'am."

"Who,Nancy?"

"Yes,ma'am,butyoucouldpoly doforherholy,an'surethat'snot themainthingatall.Now,_srs. Ouselytheshortandlongofitis this.Ii I couldlethergotohell withanyone,it'udbewithyou, butyouknowIcan'tdothatma'am,atall,atall,forsenseeGod gavehertometobringhersafe toheaven,andifIdidn'tdothat, Letlethergoheadlongdowninto thebottomlesspit.holycouldIface Him.-orwhatcouldIsay,when He'daskme,TomMalone !where's thatlittlegirlIgavey ? Oh, hedad,ma'amthatwouldneverdo

Poorlittlefellow!Hecoughp sohardhecannotsleep.That makeshimweakandsicklyallthe nextday.Hisbrotherthinksthis coughingisterrible.Sodowe,for weknowthatjustafewdosesof

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willstopthecough.Forsixtyyears ithasbeenthestandardremecll withmen,women,andchildrenfa colds,coughs,andallthroatand lungdiseases.Itcontainsnonarcoticorpoisonofanykind.Besure thatyougetAyer'sCherryPectoral.Acceptnocheapandworthlesssubstitute.

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atall,sowithyourlaveI'lltake Nancy.homewithme,an'wehand bestbeoffbeforethemasthercomes orhe'llberagin'mad,an'there's nousema'aminputtin'himina passion.Maybe,you'dbegoadenough,MissEleanor,dear,toordlaer thesarvintstosendNancyhome Withme,an'tobringherdudsalong withher."

Eleanorcouldscarcelyspeakfor laughinz,andnoddingassenttoTom SheaskedhermOthi:rhowsheliked Tom's ''Formypart,"said SWshalfjestingly,butreallyinsoberearnest,"formyPartIconsideritunanswerable.ShallIgo medearmother,endorderNancy " "Justwaitamoment,Eleanor Now,Tom.IamSallysorryto PartwithNewtswillyounotlet herstayifIpledgeyoumybonourthat.1willneveragainsaya wordtoheraboutreligion?" "I'mheartsorry.ma'am,tohave torefuseyou,butIcantdoit,at all.It'sanouldsayingthat"there's manewaystokilladog,besieles ehokin'himwithbutter,"an'soit iswiththereligion,ma'amEvenif youwouldn'tsayanythingtoher aboutait,there'sthemasther,that couldn'ti;eopfromitifhewere paidforit,andthenthere'salways aracko'themflinle-readersan' Jumpers,andthedivilknowswhat, booandfor'ardstothehouse,so itisn'tsafequarttrsforaninnocent littlegirllikemyNancy,that'snot abletodealwiththeschamin'villains-Iaxeourpardonma'am,an' yours,MissEleanor Eleanorturnedtothewindowto Concealthesmilewhichshecould notrepress,faithermotherfrowned andbeamtolookverycoldlyon poorTom. Youcango,then,and toeyourdaughter,"shesaid,stiffle,"andyouneednot.trouble yourselfcominguptotheHallagain. Icannotencourageaperson whospeakssouncharitableofgod's faithfulservants."

"Wellma'am,itcan'tbehelped' saidTom.graspinghisstickand'his eaubeen."I'mthankfultoyou,your ladyship,forwhat'sPast,except wantin'toturnNance,anallIcan doforyouIwill,thatisPray'to Godtobringyouintotheright wayGodbewithyouma'am,and outoo,MissEleanor,mayHis blessingbeaboutyoueverydayyou rise."SoawaymarchedTom,mutteringinanaudiblevoice."God's faithfulsarvints,inaghe-faix,it's notGodthey'resarvin'anyhow-I'm tleinArtit'stheouldGentlemantelowbutwhat'sthattome,so longasNance'skeptclearof them" inafewminutes,Nancy,aneat, tidygirlofsixteenorseventeen, cameintotheroom,withherlittle bundleinherhand,tobidtheladles"goodbye,"andtothank,:hem foralltheirkindnesstoher.

Well,Nance,"saidhermistress "thisisverysudden.Areyounot sorrytoleaveeourplace?" "Iamindeed,ma'am,for,..;od knowsboth3ouan'MissEleanor havebeenasgoodtomeasheart couldwish,an'I'llnevergitsuch aplaceagain-Iknowthatwell,but therinitfathersaysImustgo,en' or.comae Imust,whenhesays se."

BoththeladiesexpressedtheirregrettoloseNancy',andalthoughher wageswereallpaidupbeforehand, yetEleanorplacedacrownpiecein herhand,assheclosedthedoorafterthem "Now,mother,"saidtheyoung lady,lookinginforamoment.beforeshewentuptodress,"what doyouthinkofallthis'?" "Thinkofit,"repliedhermoth-er"why,whatcanIthinkofit

Cliarexiew. YoucasktellBentospot,.an4youmaydependuponmtassandgents,andthevemainder havethephartonatthedborinnalfbentexertionsbeingusedtokeepthewerewellup, anhour." Peftee."

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Thephaetonwasbroughtroundat (TobeContinued) duringthepresenthalfyearwasthat theappointedtime,andthetaffies whichtookplaceonthe6thinst., werejuststeppingin,whenMr.Ous- ItwasaraceagainsttheY.M.C.A. elyissuedfromthecovert,hisfowl- Harrier'sClubthecoursesang ingpieceonhisarm,andPrinceat fromtheCatholicChurchtoMend hisheels. "Hill°Hetty!Nell Street,andreturn.Thesixteen whereareyouboundfornow?'' runnerssetoffatafairpace;abeForClareview,mydear,''replied outahalfmilefromthestartthe Mrs.Ouselyinherquiettone,"will pacewasmadewarm,theY.M.C.A. youjoinus?" cracks,RobbinsandSaundersrun-

"No,by-,Hettyyou'llnot ringinmagnificentstyle.JustafcatchmeinhastethereagainThe tertheturnRobbinswasleading crustandIshallnevermeetagain fromSaundersbyabouta'hundred atDixon'stable.Whatthemoclaief series,Biderunningthird,while bringsyouthere,eitherofyou,when GoerkewasnextthefirstoftheC. Youdon'tknowbutit'ssome

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"Andifwedo,madearfather," hal;aminutefromSaunders,who saidEleanorgaily"1hopeyou wasfourminutesinfrontofBick. arenotafraidofus.Noneofthem GoerkewasthefirstoftheC.Y.M. willtrytocone-eatanyofYOUR S.lottofinishrunningintoa family." li

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knewatrim!:worthtwoofit.Drive lottofinish,leiug6thand7threson,Ben;-mindhowyouhandlethe Pectivele.Outofthepossible125 reins,mylad.'' pointstheY.M.C.A.secured64,end

"Ohneverfear,yourhonour,ne- theC.Y.M.S.41,theY.M.C.A.thus verfear.I'mjisttheboytotake winningby 3 points.Messrs. goodcareoftheladies..Isitto Goerke,J.Bone,G.Kerr,O'Reilly, Clareview,ma'am?" W.Tully,Prendygast,Mullinsand ''Yes,Ben,andMissOuselywants FitepatrictconstitutedtheVictoria youtostopatHamptonHouseas Parkteam,whileMessrs.Robbing, wepass." Saunders,Finney,Bick,McBean,Mc-

"Isay,Hette,"calledoutMr. KenzieandPhippardranfortheY. Ousels; "you'llbeeacktodinner, M.C.A.Mears.H.M.Kott,and won'tyou?" K.BoneactedasJudges,Mr.J. "Certainly,mydear,weshallnot Tully,Timekeeper,andMessrsClarke stayverylongGood-bye." Preston,A.Kerr,andWhitfieldas

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Royal RustlessCorsets sikaiderstioeithammirdag

TheSocietyhavedecidedtoafflliingvealspeedtotheHall.Tak- atewiththeW.A.F.Associationin oilhishatver3,politelytothelad- ordertocompeteintheeo-milerace Les,asthe%passed,heaskedBenif tobeheldonthe25thinst. The Mr.Ouselywasathome.Whether teamtorepresenttheSocietyin Benheardhimornot,hedroveon, thatraceis,A.Georke,K.Bone, withoutmakinganyanswernutas J.Mullins,J.Prendygast,J.O'ReilsoOnasJeneinsonwasleftalittle ly,andJ.Preston. behind.hesaidtohimself,louden-

aretheCorsetsdemandedbystylish womeneverywhere.Modelled by celebratedFrenchCoreetierresintoa largerrangeofshapesandstyles thanallothermakescombinedeveryconceivabletypeoffigurewill findthoroughsatisfactioninevery pair.

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Eleanorlookedathermother,out bush.TheylefttheParkatone the!roodladywas,orappearedto o'clockintheafternoon,goingas be,wroppbdinherownreflections, farasthetramterminus,thenstriksoherdaughtercontentedherself ingoffintothebushasfarasthe withsayinginternalle,'Worseand WelshpoolStation,thencealongthe worseeven,Ben,Protestantashe road,andoncemoreintothebush. is,hasnolovefortheJumpers." Thewalkwasalongone,beingful-

resoscientificallyandhygienically constructedthattheyhavebeen awardedtheSTANDARDOFMERIT CERTIFICATEbytheINCORPORATEDINSTITUTEOFHYGIENE, LONDON.Thustheyembracethe greatessentials'ofhealthandcomfort,aswellasemphasisingthemost attractivefeaturesoffigureand dresssatisfaction.

Havingmadeashortvisitat ly14milesfromthestartingpoint. HamptonClouse,andalongerone Thehillsweretraversedandamost atClareeiew,theladiessetouton beautifulwaterfallwasmetwith.It theirreturnandhadnearlyreached wasindeed,agrandsighttoseethe thegate-house,whenthe.perceived waterfallingadistanceoffully ouraidacquaintance,PhilMaguire, incompanywithoneoftheirown twentyfeetintoalargepool,and marchinguptheavenuebeforethem, fallingoncemorerushinglike a torrentdownthemountainside. servaults.

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"Howdoyoudo.Mr.Maguire?f' picked,orchids,andkangaroopaws, saidEleanor,inherCalmsweet being in abundanceofabeautiful kind. voice,asthecarriagePassed

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"Why,blood,alive,MissEleanor! was,toalargeextentmarredby therain,There'beingnoshelteron fullytohishat,andevidentlywell thehillsexceptthesmalltrees.Napleasedatthemeeting."Itishere turallyeveryonegotdrenched.More Ihaveyou-andthemisthresstoo- so,aswhenastreamwasmetwith yoursarvint,ma'am'' eachonewasveryfondofpushing -Whatbusinesshaveyouonbands theotherin,andthisaugmentedthe now,Mr.Maguirethateou'rego- wetconditionoftheparty. On. luguptotheHall,to-day?" hereturnjourneyashortstopwas

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Correspondent.

"Bad'casetothebit,MissElea- madeforrefreshments,boughton nor,butthemothersentformeso theway Afterthis'excellentprohedid.:an'myselfdoesn'tknowdie gresswasmade.The;partyatthat raison.exceptmaybeaguessorso. 0 timebeingwetthroughtherainhad ThisdecentLoytellsmethatJen- noterrorsforthem,andhardlya kinsontheschool-master'supatthe moments'stopwasmadeuntilthey, house,andmaybeit'shimthat allreachedhomeabout8p.m."sadwantstoseeme,forIknowhehas der,butwiser,aswellaswetter amightygreatregardMrme,an' men,"toquotethewordsofoneof especiallysincethismorreire-heth,he theParty',whowassufferingfrom, didn'tloseanytime,"headdedin thegreatexertionofwalkingso anundertOne. far.

"Why,whattookplacethisor-

TheSyllabusitemfortheVictoria ParkCatholicYoungMen'sSociety, was"AustralianNight." Several ofthemembersPartioipatbd,and allspokeSeverallyaboutAustralia. TheJudgedecidedinfavourofMr. K.Bone,ashavingspokenbest whileMessrs.J.Tully,andA. Goerkefilledsecondandthirdplaces respectively.

TheeveningofWed.13thinst,was ning,Mr.Maguire,?"demanded setapartfora"MockTrial."This theyounglade,with'smile. wascarriedoutlintaverysuccessful "Oh,nothine,MissEleanor-noth- manner.Theprisonerwascharged ingatall,onlyacoupleofchildren withwilfulmurder,aireddespitethe thatT too":fromtheschoolbelow. factthatafewofthewitnesses onlyekhatthesepoorbbnightedPapistswareexceedinglyobstinatef "Ah.mothermother" and Eleanorheldupherfingerinplayful admonition,"ah!motheris,tobstinaey,orconstancy-which I touchfearthattheyaremoretobe respectedforresistingthanwefor attacking.Butmercyonmemother.whatanhouritis.Imust beeft'atonce"

"Stay,Eleanor,mydearI'llbe upstairswith 3on-onsecond thoughts T 'willgowithyouto

ButI'mrightgladtoseethatyour goinghorce,Miss,forIwantyou tospakeasoftwordtothemasther formenotthatIcaremuchone wayortheother'hutthenabody doesn'tliketobeaibusedfornothingatall,an'besides,I'mafeard ofmylifethat Tmightlosem'. temper.an'saysomethingthatthe mastherwouldn'tliketohear, if he'dhecumin'toohardonrc%self. orme.religion.

"NearmirdMr.Maguire,"eaid Eleanor,laughinele." leonthe

ThefollowitngWeidifesdaeaEuchre Tournamentundertheauspicesof theSocietywasheld.Theattendancewasnotsogoodasonformer occasions,undoubtedlyowingtothe inclementweather.Butnevertheless, thosepresentdidnotlackthatenthusiasm,whichgoesalongway towardsmakingmostEuchreTournamentstheenjoyableentertainments thattheyare,MissV.Tullywas successfulincarryingofftheLadies' Prize,andMr.W.Tully',Senr.capturedthegents.Thereweremany whotiedforsecondplace,bothlad-

gavecontraryevidence,thetrial wasmostinteresting,-fromaspec- tator'spointofview.Althoughthe prisoner'slaweer,seemedabsolutely convincedthathisclientwasnot guilty(hewasabouttheonlyone thatdid),andmadeabrilliant speechinhisdefence,thetacticsof theCrownProsecutorweretoomuch forhim,andconveyedagreatimprestiononthemindsoftheJury whofoundthePrisonerguiltyand hewassentencedto7yearsaythe Judge.

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Hewhoisslowinmakingapromiseisthemostfaithfulintheperformanceofit.

Menarebornwithtwoeyes,out withonetongue,inorderthatthey shouldseetwiceasmuchasthey say

Ifawoman'sdownfallismoreimpressiyethanaman's.'tisbecause shehasdroppedfromagreater height.-Toussaint.

Thereis timetokeepsilence, andatimetospeak."Neveris thistruerthanwhenweareinthe presenceofthosewhosorrow.

Gost-ipisasortofsmokethat comesfromthedirty,tobaccopipes ofthosewhodiffuseitit'proves nothingbutthehadtasteofthe smoker.

Forasoul,whosedes'tinyiseternity,everythingthatisnoteverlastingistooshort,andnothingis largeenoughifithelessthaninfinite.

Therearedifferentwaysofspeaking.Thereisspeakingwell,speakingeasily,speakingjustly,and speakingseasonably.Itisoffending againstthelasttospeakofentertainmentsandpleasurebeforethe Indigentofsound,limbsandhealth, beforethesickofyourhouses, landsorpossessionsbeforeonewho hasnothingofthisworldsgoods,or whohashadahardstruggleto makealiving inaword,to speakofyourprosperitybeforethe miserable.

Thegreatestetrengtliandnobilityofcharacterliesalwaysinmaking afirmstandontheSideofrightand allowingoneselftobeinfluencedby nothingthatwillwealienthisstand.

Ingeneralmortarhaveagreat Powerofbeingastonishedatthe presenceofaneffecttowardswhich theyhavedoneeverything,andat theabsenceofaneffecttowards whichtheyhavedonenothingbut desireit.

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Characteristhecultivation of thesoul,andthepredominanceof thespiritualelementinman'snatureoverthematerial.IntheoriginaldesignofProvidenceallthe facultiesofmanweresubjectedto thesupremacyo4.thespiritualPower.Thisorder,however,hasbeeninverted.Thespiritualisnowsubject tothematerial,andthisinversion isthe"rimarycauseofalltheevil andmiseryexistingintheworldat present.Character,thenbycultivatinethespiritualpower,and by snorngthispowertoitsrightful position,g;vestomanthathappinesswhich'itwasoriginallyintended heshouldPoetess.

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