The Record Newspaper 11 June 1910

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TheArchbishopofAdelaidehas giv.ntogtenea,s,or210shillingsto theShillingFund,whichhasbeen startedtodefraytheexpense of erectinsastatuetothelateKing Edward

Tlue.eev.FatherO'Brien,whofor 32.erswasconnectedwiththeRederept,sistOrderatBallarat,left forItelandlastweek.

s Contractsfornewtiling,seats, confessionals,andotherimprovementsinSt.Patrick'sCathedral, Ballarat,havebeenlet.TheexpenseisbeingbornebyMr.Thos. Loughlin,K.S.G.

TheVeryRev.FatherT.O'Farrell,C.S.S.R.,whowasveryill somelittletimeago,isagainin Sydneyforachange.

FatherO'Connoll,ofTumut,but formanyyearsthepopularpastor ofHay,andintheearlydaysadministratoratBrokenHill,has\latelybeenaninmateofSt.Vincent's Hospital,SydneyHisfriendswill begladtolearn,however,thatconseeuentuponthetreatmentinthat institutiontherev.gentlemanisnow convalescent,andwillbereadyfor dutyafterashortrest.

WhentheRev.Dill:Wacky,aPres byterianministerofSydney,returnedfromatriptotheoldcountry, twoyearsago,heannouncedthat QueenAlexandra(nowtheQueenMo. ther)isaCatholic.PoorDill

IrHisLordship(Dr.O'Connor)visitedTamworthrecently,remaining thereafewdaysandpreachedona SundayinSt.Nicholas'Church, andalsoattheeveningdevotions. HealsomadeanappealforsubscriptionstothenewCathedral buildingfundandreceivedcontributionsamountingtoCeio.

Thefuneralof"Eva"of"The Nation,"whosedeathoccurredat herhomeatRosalie,Brisbane.on Saturdaylast,tookplaceonMonday+ andwaslargely.attended.TheintermenttookplaceintheCatholic portionofToowongCemetery,where thepatriot-Poetess,whowas 81 yearsold,waslaidbesidetheremainsofherhusband,Dr.Kevin IzodO'Doherty,whodiedinNos, alsoattheageofSi,andofher sonVincent.Closebyothermembersofthefamilyareburied.The Rev.FatherW.Lee,,assisteclbi Rev.FatherJ.Byrne,officiatedat thegrave,Mr.L.O'Doherty, a grandson,wasthechiefmourner.

SisterM.Charles,whodiedatSt Martha'sTime,Leiehhardt,onMay IS,anenttwentyyearsofhermost usefullifethere.Thoughsuffering fromaloneillness,shecontinuedto

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CONTRACToTteToTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS. iieadOffice:BarrackStreet,Perth. Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDepartment,Murrlyst.,PerV-

workwiththeneedlefortheservice oftheChurch.Ofthe52yearsof herlifetwenty-ninewerepassedin St.Joseph'sConvent,-R.I.P.

SisterM.AlexisdiedatSt.Joseph'sConvent,Mount-street,North Sydney,on21stofMay.Deceased hadspentoverfortyyearsinthe convent,beingoneoftheearlymembers.Manycuriousandinteresting storiessherelatedofthedayswhen theSisterswereconsideredsomethingnewandstrange.intheland oftheirbirthoradoption.Theorphanswerealwaysthespecialbettrac tionofSisterAlexis,-R.I.P.

ThenewsofthedeathoftheVery, Rev.FatherCommee,S.J.,wascabledtoSt.'nettle'College,Riverview,onTuesdaylast.TheVary Rev.FatherCommeewashornon December2c,1847,andenteredthe SocietyofJesusonOctober8,1867. HewasprofessedonFebruary 2, 1886. HewasProvincialofthe IrishProvinceforfouryears,during whichtimehevisitedAustralia.At thetimeofhisdeathhewasRectorofMilltownParkJesuitTheolorate.Dublin.

ADunedinresidentwhohashad experienceintherubbertrade,investedL.'hooinrubbersharesinLondonafewmonthsago,andhas nowbeeninformedthattheinvestmentrealisedabout21s,000.

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OnSundayJesttheBishopMurray,MemorialOrphanagewasdedicatedandliessed.Itasfittingthat hismonumentshouldbealiving workandoneofeducationandcharity.Itwasfittingtoo,thatthe siteselectedshouldbethehillcrownedforsomanyyearsbytheold SacredHeartCollegeandcommandingaviewofthelastresting-place ofthedearoldBishop.Theidea ofamemorialorphanagewassuggestedbstheRightRev.Dr.Dwyer,whoreceivedloyalsupportfrom. thepriestsofthedioceseandagenerousresponsetohisappealfrom hispeople.Thebuildinesformerly usedastheSacredHeartCollege wereinbadrepair,andthepropertywasinvolvedtotheextent of aboutEeoco.Therepairsandrenovationsmeantanadditionalamountof£qoo,sothattheBishop's appealtotheDioceseemeantasum fabout:pun.Inhisaddressat

theopeningceremonyonSundayafternoon,Dr.Dwyerfeelinglyeel:Tessedhisappreciationoftheresponse tohisappeal-aresponseworthyof thepeopleandoftheirpioneerBile hoP.

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Agreateffortisbeingmadein AdelaidebythecombinedCatholic andIrishSocietiesattheinvitation oftheUnitedIrishLeaguetoform lanIrishPipeBand.Themovement isenthusiasticallytakenup. Rev. Bro.O'Dwyer,ofthelocalChristian Bros.'College*upmisedeveryassistancehecouldcommandtotheproject,asdidalsotheRev.Father Francis.O.P.

Therearefive'Catholicmembersof ParliamentintheSouthAustralian StateParliament.

BylerderoftheArchbishopofAdelaide,theCatholicschoolswere closedonthedaysofdeathand'funeralofthelateKing.Thememorialiserviceconsistedofapanegyric byFatherDennyintheCathedral grovads,thoughthesecularDress keiblishedthatthes--,rvicewasheld intheCathedral.

ACorneroftheFactory.

IrishNewstoMay7,1910.

TheIrishParty)Fundthisyear issurpassingallpreviousrecords. Thesplendidresponsetotheappeal madetothefriendsandsupporters ofIrishNationalismatHomeand abroadisthesurestevidenceoftheir fidelitytothatcausewhentheyare satisfiedthatitisgettingafair dealfromthePartythatrepresents itintheImperialParliament.

Thefollowingtablewillgivean ideaoftheconditionoftheorganisationoftheParty,Fundforsome yearsPast:-

RECEIPTSFROM1898TO191o.

AtKilmainetheRev.MartinHealy Adm.,waspresentedwithahandsomely.illuminatedaddressandchaliceasatokenofaffectionandesteembytheparishionersofBailinrobe,wherehelabouredascurate formanyyears.

Animposingmemorialcrosshas beenerectedoverthegrave,inthe chapelgroundsatCorofin,ofthe lateRev.MarkEagleton,whowas formane,yearsparishpriestof Cummer,andChairmanoftheNorth Galway.ExecutiveU.I.L.ThesculptorwasMr.M'Hugh,Vicarstreet, Timm.

lyreplyingtoMr.HealyinNorth Louth,Mr.HazletonsaidhereceivedMr.Healy'sfirstletter,butnot thesecondone.HethoughtMr. Healyhadnorighttocomplainof notbeinganswered.Itwasbadenonghtohavetodealwith,menlike Mr.Healyinpublic,withouthavingtoholddirectcommunication withhim.Therewasnoforceeither intheLawCourtsarelsewherethat couldcompelhimtowriteorspeak toMr.Healy.

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TheBelfastCorporation,haserased fromitsminutesaresolutionendorsingonepassedbytheDerryCorporationprotestingaeainstan-extrataxLaingplacedonIrelandby theBudget.Theobjectiontothe Derryresolutionwasthatitwasa politicalone. *

TheSecretaryoftheNorthLouth BranchoftheU.I.L.(Mr.J. Veleta's1,fatheredtheresponsibility iforthecirculationoftheleaflet complainedofbyMr.Healyandinvotedhimto"comeon.""Mr. Healy,andthosesupportinghim," hesaid,"neednotdreamforone momentthathislegalthreatsand hisinvocationofBritishlawwould hivetheeffectofintimidatingthe NationalistsofNorthLouth."He referredtothefactthatheusedall hisinfluenceatthe'lastelectionfor peace,butthereturntheegot);was tobedenouncedasblackguardsand corner-boys.HethoughttheUnionistsoughttostandasideatthenext election.

ThetenantsoftheBlakeestateCo Galway,comprisingtheBrierfield farmredthetownlandsofCeilleach (NorthandSouth),Crumlin,Ballina Park,CloondehamPer,andCaherlea, havesignedagreementswithMr. Kirwan,theagent,forthegrazing ofthelands.

TheSouthMayoExecutiveV.I.L. hasadoptedaresolutionapproving cfthePelle%oftheTrishPartyin respectoftheVetoandtheBudget, congratulatingMr.Redmondonthe edema'successwithwhichthatPolicy hadbeenrewarded,anddeclaring thatbyhisvoteaeainsttheBudget Mr.JohnO'Donnell,M.P.,hadforfeitedthesupportoftheelectors.

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langland'sex-armymen,able-bodied loafers,"tiredWillies,"areinundatingCastlereaghWorl-house, and theCastlereaghBoardofGuardians arefindingadifficultyindealing withthem. Asthebetterportion oftheirmanhoodhadlimngivento themaintenanceofcastlerulein Ireland,itisonlyfairthatDublin ('astleshouldPensionthematthe expenseoftheEnglishtreasuryand notleavethemachargeuponthe goodnatureandcharityoftheIrish people. (I,

ARossmore(Co.Galway),policemanhasbeenreturnedfortrial forassaultinganoldwomanwho wasinreceiptofapension. It wasacowardlyandcruelproceeding.Theroliceman,Iavannybe namebrokeintoherhouse,where shewasaloneandunmercifullybeat her.Hewasatonetimeasoldier intheTrishGuards.

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TipperaryNationalistshavedeclared"solid"fortheNationalParty.SpeakingataSundaymeeting oftheU.I.L.theVeryRev.Canon Ryansaid:"Iftherewastobe waraeainstWilliam()'Brieryandhis adherents,Tipperarywassorry,but wasreadyforthefray.AnyIrishmanellewouldblockorimpedethe Netienalmoeementmusttakehis *laceintheranasoftheenemiesof Ireland.Thoseenemiestheywere laadtostrike."

TheNationalistsofNorthLouth havegivenanevidenceof their faithinthePartyofRedmond. ThoughtheconstituencyisrepresentedbyMr.T.M.Healy,throughMr R.Hazleton,whowasdefeatedby Mr.Healyinacontestfortheseat attheGeneralElectionsbyanarrowmajority.,theyhavesentachequeof£300totheParliamentary Fund.HomeRuleissurelynota "shibboleth"ietheconstituency, norcanithavefortheNationalists ofNorthLoutbthemeaningputon.. bytheirmember-thecleverbuterraticTim-itissomethingmoreto themthan"Afewpuppetspostwing inaso-calledperliamentinDublin."

Irishmemberswhovotedagainstit. AresolutiontohaveMr.T.M. Healy'slettertotheTownClerkinsertedontheminuteswasdefeated.

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FatherThomasRaymondShelia,et', P.,forsometimeprioroftheDominicanOrderinKilkennydiedatSligolastmonth.He'wasaverysueees,fulmissionarypreacherandgave missionsandretreatsinmanyplacesinIreland,England,andSc. lend.('fakindlyandgenial1'4,position.andwithakeensense-"df humour,hewasbelovedbyallwho knewhim.

MUNSTER

Verygeneralregretwascausedin Bandonanddistrictbythedeathof Mrs.Townsend,widowofthelate Capt.Townsend,aladywhosemany charitiesmadeheraparticularfavouritewiththepoor.

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InPresenceofMostRev.Dr.Fennellyandalargegatheringofthe clergyandlaitytheremainswere interredattheparochialchurch, (:olden,Tipperary,oftheRev. T), M.English,P.P.,pastorofGolden andKilfeacle.

Mr.JohnFitzgibbon,Co.C.at ameetingoftheCastlereaGuardians. announcedthatoutofthe£19,000 theIrishDepartmenthadgotbythe Actoflastyear,aportionwould eVfortheestablishmentofdispensarydeno+sforveterinarypurposes inthecongesteddistricts,Castleree, settingItsdueshare.Specialfacilitieswouldl,^giventoPoormen, whoseveNationsdonotexceedLeo forobtainingtheservicesofthe vets.

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Tnconsequenceofadisturbance betweentheNorwegianwhalersand theislirndersofInneskeathroughthe formerimportingNorwegianlabour. T;Police.indegreeofDistrictTnsnecterSheehyhavebeendespatchedtotheIslandsfromBelmullet.Theislanderseredeterminedto allownowhalirlaeourtonroceed ontheirshores,andtoPreventthe whalersdischereine,statingitwas understoodwhentheysoldtheir lendsthattilerweretohegivenemrloyment.

s ThehacaneyeeardriversofCork citehavescoredavictoryoverthe LordMaeorendhisProposedmotor 'huggch-me.Ithisbeenwithdrawn. Infaceofthestormofopposition, withwhichtheproposedinnovation wasmetonitsintroductionbythe democratiemindsoftheCorporasionithadlittlechanceofmaturing.OnMarch7ththeLordMayofoundhimselfinaratherawkward eraiticn.HisccunencyoftheT.ord Mayoralityhavingbeenchallenved. TheSupremeCourthas hiselection invalid-bethewill11,-,11ituntilthe Courtissuesa.writofousteragainsthim.Thathasproaatlybeen done.

* JohnPedmond,T.P.°Trainor, andJcsenhDevlinwillattendthe nextNationalConventionofthe UnitedIrishLeagueinAmerica.The ConventionhasaeenfixedfarBuffett),Septemaer2-thand28th.

Withinavete'shorttitrethe "Trishworld,"hasraisedinsmall stowed-Hongfromifsread-rs0,000 Orilnrs(R..rRon)fortheIrishParty Funds.

TrishT'grlinmrn+RryFilednuto 20thearl"T.10,4.4, ,s.ad.

"ThememberforNorthLouth," threatensMr.R.Hazletonwithlegalactionforaleafletwhichwas senttothevotersinhiscenstituencyandwhichwasheaded"Healys BetrayalViolentattackonHome Role."Onthesubjectheaddressed twoletterstoMr.Hazleton.hetto neitheron-'didhererly."The memberforNorthLouth,"ishurt concernedlyincringe-men-a.Hance, thethreatenedlegalaction.Pane-

TheProvinces

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The'Menu-CoisdeCeanntair haveunanimouslypassedaresolutionrecordingtheirsupportofthe GaelicIetteuedemandforthemaklegoftheTrishlangua"eessential etmatricelationintheNational University,endexoressingcordialaperrata'oftheKilkennyCountyCour.dl'sta/4114Jannottocontributetowardstheuniversityunlessthelanetiageissorecornised.

ThedeathisannouncedfromYouehalofMrs.JohannaO'Keeffe.sisterofPeterO'NeillCrowley,who waskilledinKilcloneeWoodin 18(17,anderand-neiceofRev.Peter O'Neill,P.P.,Bellymacoda,whowas publiclyfloggedinYoughalin1798. Thedeceasedladywas90years-f age.

* TheCo.LimerickTechnicaland AgriculturalInstructionCommittee, LordEmlypresiding,hasunanimouslypassedaresolutionprotestingaeainsttheinsinuationsofMr. J.H.Campbell,K.C.,M.P.,inreferencetoMr.C.S.Parnell,and consideringthatnoPatrioticyoung IrishmanshouldenterTrinity.CollegewhileMr.CampbellisitsParliamentaryrepresentative.

ThenewsofthedeathofMr.MichaelCassidywhoforyearshadbeen curatorofCorkMunicipalBuildines wasreceivedwithregretbyalarge circleoffriends.Atonetimehis namewasoneofthebestknownin theGaelicAssociation.Hewasfor sometimeamemberoftheoldSt. Finbarrs.andwhentheRedmondH. C.wasbeineinauguratedhejoined theirfortunes.anditwasasamemleerofthelatterteamthatheplayedhisbestmatches.

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ThedeathhastakenPlaceatthe ConventoftheSacredHeart,Fernlama,Waterford,ofSisterM.Dor-

Atasuccessfulmeetingofthe IrishDraner'sAssistants'Association,heldatCarlow,resolutions wereadoptedinsupportoftheAssociation,saidtheAssociationduringitsshortexistence,hadPaid closeonCeenooindirectcashbenefits,andhadareservefundatpresentof£5,e0o.

MrJamesD.M.Cartha,Carlow, hasreceivedagratefulacknowledgmentfromDr.Emmet,ofNew York,ofthereceiptfromhimofone oftheoriginalhroedsheetspublishedatthetimeofthetrialofRobertEmmet,whichissoveryrare thatalthoughDr.Emmetwasseekingforoneforyears,itwasonly about12monthsagothathegot one.Thisbroadsheet,Dr.Emmet adds,playedenimportantPart,as hritsmisrepresentingwhatRobert Emmetsaid,theFrenchGovernment failedtosendtheailithadpromised.

ThedeathhasoccurredatCarrie.11-n,Co.Leitrim,inhisSethyear, oftheRe.T,,m.sGodley,second endlastsurvivingsonofthelate air.JohnGrdley,ofKilleear,in thatcounty.

* TheCorroretionofKilkennyhas rescindedtheresolution,ca-riedat ameetingashortwhileback,condeininetheIrishPart.fereneeer+ InctheBudgetendthankingthose

Wealthcfir hairiswealth -1indeed,especiallytoawoman.Ifyour hairfallsout,is toothin,orislosingitscolor,use 9

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PreparedleDr.!.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,IlisesU.S.A. a

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roneoDohertyinthe43rdyearof herageand25thofherreligious profession.Thedeceased,whowasa memberofawell-knownandmuch 46111.1,PectedCo.Kilkennyfamily,spent mostofherreligiouslifeatSeaforth,Liverpool,andreturnedto Irelandashorttimeagoinfailing health.

nomasBrennan,,describedasa well-knownCustomHouseSteps preacher,wasseattojailfora s monthatBelfastfortuelarcenyof twopairsofboots.Hepleadedguiltyandgaveasaneecusethathe wastheworsefordrine,orwould neverhavestoopedsolowasto steal.

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UnionistPartyinUlsterdidsome-FatherCannon,inreply,heartily thingtotrytoenthusethepeoplethankedhisfriendsofalldenominaeithaspiritsuchasmanifestedit-tionsforthevaluablegifts. He selfbeforewhenHomeRule wasstrongly-repudiatedthesuggestion near. thathewasamenberofasecret

AppealbytheiJ,I.L.ofGreat Britain ...M.

ThereportoftheUnitedIrishLeagueofGreatBritainfortheyear endedthe19th,inst.,showsthat thereceiptsamountedto£5,067,as against£3,201inthepreviousyear, Societywhoseobjectwastohound downProtestants,andappreciated theirco-operationforIreland'sbene;fit.

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ATTHECATHEDRAL,PERTH.

and£1,659in1908.Ofthe£5,067Thebeautifuldevotionknownas receivedduringtheyear.£2,786was"TheFortyHours,"beganonlast allocatedtotheParliamentary,andFriday-theFeastoftheMostSaElectioneFund,andofthissumLiv-credHeartintheCathedral.There erPoolcontributed£723,andthewasasolemnHighMassat8to'irishParliamentaryBranch,LondonclocktheCelebrantbeingArchdea£i65. conSmyth,DeaconRevsFatherMoiraconnectionwitharesolutionre-TherePort,whichissignedbytheLoney,andthesub-deacon,Father centlypassedbytheBelfastCorpor-President,Mr.T.1'.O'Connor,'eu-McCabe.DuringtheMasstheBlesationfortheacquisitionbyporch-logisesthepolicyoftheIrishPartysadSacramentwasexposedasreaceofthetasehillandtehicehallanddenouncesastraitorsthosewhocilfredbytheRubricsandtheMass Trrmways,apleaisciteofcuecitizenshasresultedin dellaiea fortheperehase,and against, themajorityinfaourbeing16,56o. a TheMonaghan.Co.Councilhasunanimouslyreiterateditsdeterminationthat,unlessIrishbemadean essentialsubjectformatriculationin theNationalUniversityandunless properProvisionbemadeforthe teachingofIrishinallitsColleges itwillrefusetoetre'eanyratefor Universitypurposes.

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JohnM'tBitchy,Lauehtmorris, Castledere,..waslastweekchargedat aspecialCourtofPettySessionsat Castlederg.withthewilfulmurderof hisbrother,Patrick,onEasterSundaynight.Aftertheevidenceofdeceased'swidowandamannamed Marki*Kanehadbeenta-ien, accu,:edwasreturnedfortrialatTyroneSummerAssizes.

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"Youhaveitvery..adrecordand thepolicearenotinthestreetsto bemadecock-shotsofbysuchruffiansasyou,"remarkedMr.Brady atBelfastCustodyCourtinsentencinganoldoffendernamedThomas M'Giffintoeightmonths'imprisonmentforassaultingthepoliceand strikingapedestrian.i'unstable NeelyrIeseribedachasethroughthe streetsafteraccused,i%hohadalreadstruckhimintheface,burstinghisupperlipandlooseningtwo ofhisupperteeth:

Thedeathiafterariefillness,at Bally',idleItanbridgr,ofMr.John Ro!,ertM'Cew, hascaused muchregretinthatistriet,where hewasrespectedasgenerousand largeemployeroflocallabour.He wasanextensivefarmerandlinen manufacturer,andinthedamask tradegee/.muchencouragementto theweavingofthatarticleinthe homesofthepeople.Amemberof variouspublichoardsheactedfrom timetotime,as(1181-manofthe1aalSchool'0-ter:denteCommitteeof theBardofGuerdi-rs,andalsoof theRuralDistrictCouncilby,irtue ofwhichhewasalsoamemberof theCo.councilforDown.Hetook anactiveinterestinthePromotion ofagriculture,andinpoliticswas anuncompromisingHomeRuler,and assuchIcontrilautedgenerouslytothe fundsoftheTrishParliamentary Party.

UlsterandHomeRule

attemptto"disrupttheIrishrankscontinuedintheDivinePresence. anddestroyIreland'shosecffreeImmediatelyafterMasstheprocesinstitutionsinthenearfdiure." si.nstarted.roundtheChurch-the

TheIrishinGreatBritain,says thereport,"appealtotheIrish peopleintheMotherlandtocast outthisdemonofdissensionfrom theirsoil."

Atthecomingannualconvention inBelfastanumberofresolutions willheproposed,includingoneby thePatrickBranchofGlasgow,proposingthattheConvertionstrongly condemn"thedisruptivetacticsof Mr.Wm.O'Brien,M.P.,asbeing utterlyunworthyofamanwithhis recordthatitregardshisformationoftheAll-for-IrelandLeague' ascertaintomilitate real Trishprogress,andthatitwillhe larecommendationfromtheConventiontotheIrishPartytotakeimmediatestenstoseethateverysocrlIAO'PriensatisstillycontestatthenextGeneralElection,and that,ifnecees-iri-asnec'alUnity !surd'heeetablielnd.inBritainto financethepledge-houndcc,diva intheirfiehtwithMr.O'Brien'sfollowers."

TheTapoftheOrangeDrum

The"BelfastNews-Vetter,"dated Alas;rd,containsthefollowing:'l'heExecutiveCommitteeofthe GrandOrangeLodgeofBelfast, havingcarefullyconsideredthequestionoftheRecordershipofBelfast, havepassedthefollowingresoludor.:-"Weregretthatinconnection withtheRecordshipofBelfasteffortsarebeingmadeincertainProtestantcirclestopushtheclaimsof candidateswhosepoliticalandreligi!otisprinciplesarehostiletothose oftheLoyalistsofthecity.Asany suchappointmentwouldseriouslyinljarethefeelingsof.respectandconedencehithertoheldtyProtestants intheadministrationifthelaw, andwouldbebesideswholle werrantalleinviewofthefactthat therearemansthoroughlycapable (Protestantcandidatestoselectfrom, weproteststronglyagainsttheGovernment'sthrustinguponourcity aRecorderwhollyalienfromProtestentconvictionsandsmypathies, andweearnestlyurgeallLoyalist citizenstodissociatethemselves fromany.effortmadetosecuresuch appointment."

RemarkableTributetoPriest

TheannualmeetingoftheNorthUnderthepresidencyofMr.ThomArttlaehUnionistAssociationadoptasMuihern,J.P.,ChairmanLetteredaresolutionsuggestingthatakennyUrbanCouncil,alargecornpublicmeetingofUlsterUnionistspony,representativeofallsections shouldbeheldatanearlydateinofthecommunity,Catholic,ProBelfasttogivevoicetotheunalt-testant,andPresbyterian,assembled erableoppositionoftheProvince,inLetterkennyInstituteforthepur"totheHomeRulewhichweareposeofpresentingRev.J.C.Canthreatenedwithastheoutcomeofnon,P.P.,Glencolumbkille,witha theurdetdakingbetweenMr.Asluithbeautifully-illuminatedaddressanda andMr.Redmond."M7'.H.G.M'-first-classhorse,carandharness,as OreaghthoughttheUlsterpeopleatokenoftheirappreciationofhis wereatpresenttakingthingstoolaboursamongsttheminLetterkenquietly.TheyshouldlettheEnglishnvparishforthePast-18years. peopleknowtheyrealisedthethrea-FatherM'Cafferty,Adm.,Letterteneddanger. kenny,andMr.EdwardM'Fadden, Mr.GeorgeFergusonsaiditwaxex-M.P.,boretestimonytoFather hiehtimethattheleadersoftheCanor'spersonalworthandwor.-.

choirrenderingthe"PantieLingua," OnreturningtotheAltartheBlessedSacramentwasenthronedforAdoration,andtheLitanyofthe SaintsssithVersiclesendprayers waschanted.TheAltarwasmost artisticallydecoratedfortheoccasionbythe!siisersofM-rce.The d-ceirationisworthyo' 11 whenitisconsideredthatflowers areveryscarce,andt'h^1r filterhadauiteapratision.Montethewholedayof the ChildrenofMar;optwatchbefore theenthronedGodoftheBlessed Seeramont,whilethenumbersof reoole«ho"paida.visit,"were quitenumerousforaworking aterity.The Adortioncontinued 'untilIo'clockatnight.

olicChurch.Arrangementswere thenmadeforthefinalprocession. TheSacredMinistersproceededto theHighAltarinvestments,and chantedtheLitanyoftheSaintsto theendoftheVersicles.TheBlessedSacramentwasthenincensed,and theprocessionbegan.Headedagain bytheCross,itmovedslowlydown theChurch.TheChildrenofMary wereagainpresentingoodnumbers, andtherepresentativesoftheo"Holy Angels'Sodality."werelikelittle cherubs,astheygracefullystrewed theflowersbeforetheSacramental God. TheChoirinfullstrength sansthe"PangeLingua,"asit wasneverheardbeforeintheCathedral.Thebeautifulhymnlendsitselfverymuchtoorganaccompaniment,andMr.Halesdidcertainly accompanythehumanvoicestofull effect.ArrivedattheAltarthe BlessedSacramentwasagainenthronedandincensed,whilethe "TantionErgo,"wasbeingrendered ThefinalprayeraftertheLitany'of theSaintswerethenChanted,and SolemnBenediction'closedtheDevotionoftheQuarantOreintheCathedralfortheyear1910.

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OnSaturdaymoeniegAdoration conaraneedathalf-eastseven endcontiemelwithoutinterruption moilIatnight.TheSolemnMese "ProPace,"wascelebratedinthe Iady(disn.1atino'cloc''. The Rev.Father.1%.Toloneywasi'eleirent, theRev.FatherGriffin,Deaconand FatherMcCabeSuhdeacon,^.rchdauornSmythbringMasterofCeremonies.Althomth'hew-athemwasmost inclement,greatcrowdsattendedt.' Churchduringthedayandnight, nett'theBlessedSacramentwasplacodintheTabernacle.OnSunday lasttheSolemnAdorationcommencedathalfoastnineandcontinued untiltheelopeoftheeveningdevo tions.TheSolemnMassofDepositionwascelebratedatoro'cloc ArchdeaconSmyth11-1r4Celebrant, withFatherMoloneyasDeaconand FatherMccabeasSubdeacon.The ChoirSangDomPerosi'sMeet; ediearatisDomino,"infinestyle,Mr. Eales,PresidingattheOrgan,and Mr.W.d.Westhovenconducting. Therewasanoverflowcongregation presentattheMass.ItwasannouncedthatittheweatherpermittedaprocessionoftheMostBlessedSacramentwouldta'replacearoundtheCathedralSquareathalfpastthreeirtheafternoon,andis. anticipationofitavery'finecon'gregationturnedupattheappointedhour.Thoughtheweatherhad beenexceptionallys'null upjustintime,andthesunshone forthinvitinelTheprocessionac cordinglystartedaroundtheChurch ledbythecrosshearerandAcolytes. TherewasagrandmusterofChildrenofMaryintheircloaksand veils,alsotheSacredHeartConfraternitypresent,andtheysangappropriatehymnsduringthecourseof theprocession.TheHibernianSocietywasdecentlyrepresentedbythe aembersinregalia,whiletheCatholicMen'sSocietywaspresentin veryroundnumbers.Theprocession tookjustanhourtocompletethe roundoftheCathedral.Afterthe processiontheAdorationcontinued asbefore.

Theeveningdevotionsbeganat half-pastseven.Aspecialsermonon therealityoftheBlessedSacrament waspreachedbetheRev.Father Moloneywhodweltforciblyonthe textofinstitutionandonthetransmatincofthedivinepowerofConsecrationtothepriestsoftheCath-

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VariousSubjects

Howabouteia!Sunday. observance

TheLordknowsbestwhatisfor thegoodandforthehappinessof Hiscreatures.He'commandedthat menshouldobservetheSabbath, westfromservileworksandpayhormageand&tineworshiptotheir Creator."Ifthouwiltenterinto lifekeepthecommandments."Men shortenandembitterlifebybreakingthecommandments. Whenthespiritoftheworldand thedevil'ofcommercialismgetinfoindividualsandintocorporations, theybegrudgetoGodaportionof thetimeHe,andHealone,gives tothem.Hence,wefindinsome townslittle"let-up''onSundays. ManyCatholicmenhave,therefore, fallenintoline,andgonetowork onthesedays(quitecomplacently, withoutattendingMass,apparently thinkingthemselvesjustified.There isthelureoftheadditicnalwage forSundeylabour.Itappears strangethattheErreantshouldgive noservicetotheMaster,andvet ex-setrecomeense-toreapwhenhe didnetsaw.Butmenwho,areeelfishndereedyalsobecomeblindto taaternofdiitsThydonotsee with :11ireveseahearwiththeir a'e:1thingsandthedutiesthey owetoGod.

Codlesssuchlabourorsuch illgottengoods? Hecertainlywill not.Fepromisestoallwhofirst Hiswill"Seenfirstthe F.indoneofGodandHisjusticeand allotherthingswillbeaddeduntoyou."Godhasmanywaysof puttingataxandatollonthe-desecratorsofSunday.Sinceitis truethat"unlesstheLordbuild thehousetheylabourinvainthat buildit,"unnecessarySundaylabor willnotProducefruit.Onceina while,andsometimesfrequently,the farmer,the'mechanicandthelabourer,willstealfromGodthetime thatshouldhegiveninrestfulreverenceandprayertotheirCreator. Parents,too,oftenscandalize theirchildrenbytheirfaithlessness intheobservanceofGod'slaws. Theybringthemupbywordand enampletowalkinthecrookedwas -4athewayofdisobedience. LikeSatanthey"willnotserve." Thentheyfindthatsentencefalls, andinvoluntaryservitudecomesto claimthosewhoarebranded.

WedonotliketoseetheobservanceoftheSundayrelaxed.The waterthantricklesthroughthedike maybecomeadestructiveflood. YetwhilewecondemntheContinentalSunday'wedonotfavour'the Puritanicalunlessasachoiceof evils.

AfearlessHomeRulerisCardinal Ferrari!

TheLondonDailyNewsprintsern interviewofoneofitscorrespondentsrecentlywithCardinalFerrari, ArchbishopofMilan,inthecourse ofwhichhisEminencemadesome interestingremarksontheIrish questionand'declaredinstrong termshisownsympathywiththe causeofHomeRule

"Ihavefollowedtheelectionswith thekeenestinterest,"saidtheCardinal. "You areto ne congratulatedontheresult,because itisatriumphforliberty.Thereis onecauseIhaveatheart,and thatisHomeRuleforIreland.It seemstomethattheNationalists havenowthechanceofgettingthis greatreform.Fortheirleader,Mr. Redmond,Ihavethegreatestadmirationandrespect.Hehasbeen truetotheIrishcause,andatthe sametimehasdefendedthecauseof theCatholicschoolsinEngland."

"Somepeopleareofopinion," thecorrespondentobserved,"that HomeRulewillnotbeanadvantagetotheChurch.'Itispossible toimagineinthewhirlgigoftime, aParliamentwithaSocialistmajorityatDublin."

"Asaforeigner,"repliedthe Cardinal,"Icannottellwhether

HomeRulewillhegoodorbadfor theChurch.AboveallIvalueliberty,anditisbecauseIconsider thatHomeRulewillgiveawider libertytotheIrishpeople,liberty, ehichistheirdue,thatIhopeto livetoseetheidealofsourgreat andgoodstateman,Gladstone,realised." itwasonly,thecorrespondent observed,asIPassedoutthrough themarble-Pavedante-rooms,where anumberofshabbypeoplewere waitingtoseetheArchbishop,who aerrivesallcomingtohimfor helporcounsel,thatsuddenlya senseofshamecomeuponme.The cardinalhadsaidagreeablethings aboutEngland,butIasked.myself howmuchlongeraforeignerwould hejustified,ashebad.been,intellin-methat'Englandhadnotyet donejusticetoIreland.

Thisinterviewtendstoconfirm thetruthandaccuracyofMr.Gladstone'sfamousdeclarationthatthe literatureofallcountriesmightbe searchedinvainforanyexpression or thonehtonthesubjectthatdid notbitterlycondemnEngland'sconducttowardsIreland.

OntotheLand!

Wisearetheyoungmen,whogo tothefarmorwhostayuponthe farm.Thefarmisthesourceof suPPI,andofrealindependence. Thosewhoholdthelandwillnaturallyrulethecountry.Theready dollarisliked,hiltitsoonroesin thecity.Thefarmermayhaveto waitfortheharvest-then,hispaydaycomes.Hemayhavetorise earlyandworkhardinplanting time,hutthereiscompensationfor thetoilinthecomparativeleisure ofthewinter.Ifhecanhecontentedandnotseek"togetallthe landthatjoinshis,"hecanhehappy.Theforcesofnaturejoin to 'workforhim.Whenhegoestothe cupboardthesightisdifferentfrom thatwhichgreeted"OldMother Hubbard."

Thecitiesarebeingcrowdedand thoseincitiesloo'cingforworkare jostledbycompetitorsseekingthe job'atalowerrateofwares.Asin the"AncientMariner,"therewas "water,watereverywhere,butnot adroptodrink."Soincities,there arepeople,people,everywhere,but fewrealfriends.Theraceisonfor existenceand"thedevilts'cethe hindmost"isthecry,.Themanwho ownsafarmhasaplacetostand andafulcrumtomovethingshis way.. Thereishealth,independence,mortalityandmanhoodonthefarm.In theoldcopybookstheheadlinewas "Manmadethetown,butGod madethecountry."Thisshouldbe "enoughsaid."

HowEnglandbecameProtestant!

Tothecurrentissueofthe'AmericanCatholicQuarterlyReview,Dr., ,FrancisGre\ofOttawa,contributes averyinterestingPaperinwhich heseekstoexplainthecauses of England'slapsefromtheFaithin theshortperiodofhalfacentury, notwithstandingthatfornearlya thousandyearsthecountryhadbeen conspicuousforherloyaltytothe HolySee. WhattheDoctoraskswerethereasonswhichledthewholenationto changeitsspiritualallegiancefrom PopetoKingtodefametheVicar ofOurLordasAnti-Christ,the manofsin-theTrueFaithto whichEnglandowedherglory,her greatness,herveryexistenceas"PoPighidolatry"hatefultoGodand tomen?

Flayingcitedthosepoliticaland materialreasonsforthedecayof thecountry'sfaith,familiartoreadersofGardnerandIhneard,Doctor Greyadducesonereasonnotsofamiliartothegeneralreader,also, hesays,adducedbyAbbotGasanet namely,thattheChurchinEngland hadlostalargenumberofitsspirituelshepherds-regularendsecular '--throughthescourgeoftheBlack Deathwhichravagedtheislandin thefourteenthcentury.

"Tothisvisitation,"hesays. "causingasitdidamortalityof someforty'percentofapopulation cflessthanthreemillionsmustbe assigned,notonlyanirreparable deathofproperlytrainedclergy rightdown'tothebreachwithRome butalsochiefly,ifnotwhollyany laxitythatmayhaveexistedamongthesmallermonasticcommunities,whosenumbetsreducedsowoefullyin.ministeringtothesickand dyinc,werene"ermadeupagain."

Anothercause,declaresourauthor whichisfairlyentitldcoran',next inimportancetothesupremacyof royalauthoritymaybetermedthe largermeasureofautonomynecessarilyemployedbylocalbishopsat tteperiodineuestion.Wherethere wasbutoneChristendommany thingsweretoleratedwhichastate ofwarfarewithheres3hasrendered imnossible.Thefact,howeverthat goodandpiousCatholicswereto hefoundindoubtastowhether theVicarofChrist,wasorwasnot subjecttoageneralCounciltended inevitablytomakethesubmission ofprimatesandmetropolitansto theHolySeeamatteroftheory andprofessionratherthanofactual nrectice.Whenittookweeks,ifnot months,toconveynewstoRome, andtoreceiveareply,itbecame necessarythatthelocalordinary shoulddecideall'butthegravest nnestionsonhisownresponsibility, withapossibleappealtohismetropnlitan.Addtoallthisacertain indefiniteness,acertainconflictof jurisdictionbetweenaChurchanda State,andonearrivesatastageof politico-ecclesiasticalconditionsin whichliterarilyanythingmaybeexpectedtooccur.

Moreimportantperhapsthanany ofthesecauseswas,accordingto DoctorGreythenewusetowhich thetranslatedScriptureswereto hePut.

Theyhadnosmallpartinmakine_ Englandreligiouslyandnotmerely PoliticallyProtestantandanti-Catholic.Inthevernaculartheyhad,on theauthorityofSirThomasMoore, beenwidelyusedinEnglandwith theconsentandapprovaloftheecclesiasticalauthorities.Inorderto exalthisownecclesiasticalsupremacybyallavailablemeans,Henryset aboutprovidinghisChurchandpeoplewitharoyallyauthorisedversionoftheScripturesinEnglish, whichwentlustsofarashechose andnofarther.

Thispolicy,saysDoctorGrey,was therealbeginningofreligiousProtestantisminEngland,andthesettinglooseaforcewhichevenHenry himselfcouldnotcontrol.Despite hisendeavouranddesiretostem theinflowofcontinentalProtestantism,thementheKingemployed, Playedhimfalse,evenashehimselfhadplayedfalsetohisown conscience.

Crammer,forexample,wassecretlyinsympathy-withtheforeign extremists.WithHenry's'deaththe lastbarrierwasremoved,andthe newGospelwastoworkitselfout inErglandasontheContinent.In Edward'sreignl'rotestantismasa spiritualforcebecameadefinitefactorinthenationallife.

TheadventofQueenMary,suggestsourreviewer,mighthavehad theeffect'ofwinningbeet/England tothefaith,wereitnotforthe fatefulmarriagesheenteredinto withPhilipofSpainwhowasreally thesovereignofEnglandduringthe shortlifeofhisconsort.

"ItwasthehatedSpaniardwho setEnglandagainstherancient faith."WiththeaccessionofEliza.' henandthedestructionoftheArmada,theascendancyofProtestantismbecameassured.

Palmist"Youwillbeverypoor untilyouarethirtyyearsofage."

SillyClient"Andafterthat?" Palmist"Youwillgetusedto it.'' "Don'tIgiveyouallthemoney Youneed?herhusbandcomplained Yes,'sherepliedbutyoutold mebeforeweweremarriedthatyou wouldgivemeallIwanted.'

OutLateatNight."

Acorrespondentofourswhowrote ontheaboveproblem,and"wrote out"onthequestionofyoungfolks andtheirlatenichthourstoldsome bittertruths.

Therearethousandsofgravesopenede",ryyearsuchasto-dayhides theformoftheunhappysixteenyear-oldgirlhementioned. And worsetherearemillionsofwaning sepulchrescarryingtheirsoul-death aboutasthefruitionofthateeisnelesin,"out-late-at:night. Thereisnonerdofthisevil.It canbePutastopto.Forinstance Rev.FatherMorganSheedyofAltone,Pennsylvania,hassolvedthe probleminhisparishayestablishingacurfewrule."Weinsistthat thechildrenshallbeoffthestreets, andathomeatnight,otherwisewe willexcludethemfromtheschools, saysFather'Sheedy.Whenhespoke ofthecausesofthisout-late-atnightevil,hemadesomepointed remarksforparentstoponderon:

"Mothersarechargedalmostentirelywiththecareandtrailingof thechildren.Whenthefathercomes homeandgiveshiswifehischeckon pa%day,hefeelsthathehasdischereedallhisduty.Hego:stohis workin.'themorning,comeshomeat evening,eatshissupperandgoes downtown.Therehestaysuntilit istimetoturnin.Heissimply unloadingthemoraltrainingofhis childrenontheschools.Heexpectstheschooltodoitall-inculcatemoralsaswellasdevelopchildrenmentallyandevenPia'ideal!".

"Theaveriteemotheriscapableof instructingthegirlsofthefamily, becauseshewasonceagirl the fathershouldlookaftertheboys, becauseheunderstandsthem,having beenaboyhimself.Themotheris hardlytheproperpersontoraise theboyhecanfoolhertoooften Noristhefatherthebestinstructor forthegirl.Girlsareeasiercontrolledthanboys.Aboyseeshis father downtownandimagineshehasaPerfectrighttodo thesame,unlessheisrestrained.

"Now,ifthefatherwouldsit downforhalfanhourintheeveningwithhisboysandhelp them withtheir'tasks,'itwouldopenup anewfieldtotheboys.Itwould setthemthinking.Theywouldreasonnutthat,ofthese'tasks'areinterestingtotheirfather,theremust hesomethinginthem.

"Thechiefdefect,inshcrtisthat theparentswanttoabsolvethemselvesfromallresponsibilityforthe motelwelfareofthechildandimposeitontheschool.Theiridea seemstoIsethattheschoolscan makeascholarandagentlemanout ofhim.Oneofthegreatestproblemsto-dayisthehome-thehome withitsatmosphereofreligion,morals,co-operation,sweetness,purity,education."

WethinkthatFatherSheedyhas struckthenailonthehead.And hehasdonewelltobeginto-day withtheyoungerchildrenofthe schoolsofhiscity.Alittletrainingthisyearwillsavethemfrom dangerthenext.

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Undertheinanepleaofmakingit clearer,they(theselfstyledRoman Catholics),unwittinglymaimand protestantizethenameofthe Churchandthussacriecehermost dazzlingcreedalmark.Inother words,tomakedaylightclearer, theysettheirownhouseonfire. Again,toavoidtheimaginarydangerofmisapprehension,theysacrificethecreedalname,theCreed's identifyingmarkoftheChurchthusLavineheropentothecharge ormutabilityandmendacity. In otherwordstoavoidthepossibility ofaheadache,theyamputatetheir ownhead. Suicideisapoorcure, andastillpoorerpreventi'.'e. Afterall,misapprehensionisno sin;butthesuicidalsacrificeoftheknowledgeofallthinsatsent,all

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namesarerndiferentwhydidGod changethenameofAi-ramtoAbrahem. OrSimonBarjonato Peter?Theanswerisbecausethere wassomethingofVA.STINIDORTANCE,'inthenewnanaswhichtoe olddidnotconvey.Forsomesimilarreer,ontheApostlesintheirins,irelcreedcalltheChuech of ChristtheholyCATHOLICChurch. And+h-,nemetetcame.oneofherdistinguishingmar's,andbythat namee e oga donotfellowintheMaster'sfoot-theSecondCouncil,afBaltimoreagman,'athleticThin(ofit theaaaesitudesofrearlvtwothousstensbyriding,inaluxuriouscarri-ainst'thosefashionaLledances, callinitselfbythepurecreedalendveers."(Father1,am ibid). ;which,asatpresentcarriedonare nameofCatholic,andtheChurch What'sinaname? TheChurchage,butbewalkinglaboriouslyover revoltingtoeverefeelingofdelicacy callingherselfaythenon-creedalherselfanswerstheinfalliblemarkthetroddenPath.Ifwefollowin Hisfootstepsbylovingandd.siringandpropriety."YoumustnotconnameofRomanCatholic"SurelyfthetrueChurchlfth-reisno- fusetheSociet.yourefertowith tnenamethattegoodenoughforthinein anema,why,didthethethingsChristlovedandthsired, ourLordouehttohegood(nouaaChurchnineth"name"Catholic,athencharity,thatkeeninterestintheChtirchitselfitisonlyan forhi-,follow're. ThroughTer-herclearestcreedalmar',:?Whit'sthegoodofourneighbour,mustorsanisationofCatholics. findadeeproot chef-titianantieuit(sublime-inn.name'TheChurchhers-lfaninourownsouls.

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TheRumenCatholicPriestofthe piety,lettingtheworldandhis Father?"-justtohumorthepre- neighbourdriftforthemselves,but suiicdonofafewdiviness aChristianfeelshisntAghbourtuggingat'hisheartstringsinsearchof amanifoldassistance.

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"CATHOLIC,"AND"ROMAN." "ArtemusWardtellsofaman whowassoloadedupwithlickwid liten:nthathedidnotknowhisown name.Awriterinthe"EastCoast Mail(Wairoa),seemsapparentlyto thinethattheCatholic('hunchisin acmesuchevilcase.Atleastheissatisfiedthatshedoesnotknowher ownmind.Worse,still,fromhis eointofview,isthefactthatso manyoutsideherfold'donotseem toknowhertruest)leandtitle. Theylikeherself,persistincalling her,"theCatholicChurch." This getsthegoodsouldownandworrieshim.Heinsiststhathertrue, andonlyproperdesignationis"the RomanCatholicChurch."Butit sohappensthattheChurchnever officiallygaveherselfthattitle thet,inEnglishlaw,thedesignation wasgiventoherbyProtestantlegislators,andisnoneofhercreationthatitwasrejectedby a committeeoftheVaticanCouncil andthat,whileitis(artifically) suscentialeofaCatholicsense,and inthatsenseissometimesusedby. cetholics,itis,rleo(ascommonly intendedoutsideourfold)heretical inmeaning.Werefertotheuseof Roman,"tolimitorcircumscribe thenameof"Catholic,"and to conveytheideathatthereIsaCatholicChurchwhichisnothomati, orofwhichtheRomanChurchis

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"Religious,"writeswoilleyouIn yourQuestionBoxcolumnexplain themeaningof"Charity,"as re'reeledintheNewTestament. thinkalotofmisunderstandingexistsconcerningit,andmyreason foraskingeouto,Puttheanswerin theQuestionloxColumnsistoensureagreaternut:rises'readingit&c

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Yes,Perhaps"Religioui"isright, insayingamisunderstandingconcerning"Charity"doesobtain.It thevirtuewhatevermewbeheld certainlyobtainsinthepracticeof concerningitstheoreticalorexegelicalmeaning.

Theword"charity"andthesentimentitbespeaksrecurwithinsistentfrequencythroughouttheGoaPrlofOurLordandtheEpistlesof St.Paul.CharityisliketheburdenofChrist'steachingwhichHe endsitimpossil-letolaydownunt'lHislifeworkisaccomplished. Andyet,forus,theword'"charity". hasamonotonousring.Itmeans usuallyamongmeneitherdolingout TronatotheDoerortherefraining from andunkindcriti-ism. Betthecharityandloveofthe,Gosnelarebroader,deeperandmore b-aatifelthanellofthis.ThecharitywelearnfromChrististhatinterestinthesonlandbodyofour

Nowtheassistancethatiscalled forbythespiritofcharityisnot alwaysmateralitismoraland spiritual.Christcameuconthe earthtoteachustruth,andtoelevateourmorals.Ifhecured the bodyitwasthesoulthathesought toreachtopurifyandenlighten. Andsoitisthesoulofmann lessthanthebodythatwearecalleduronbythelawofcharityto aid.Ourdesirethatellmenshould krowaccuratelyofChristandHis teachingshouldnothelistlessand inactive.OfcourseApcstIcsinthe strictsenseofthewordwecannot allbebutinsomesensewecan. Learnedandeloefuentwemayrot he,norfreetosorndallourtime andenergyindevotiontothewelfareofothersouls.Butmuchthere iswecandobrineth^mWherethey willlearnthetruthstheyneedand havepeaceintheirsouls.WemaN gooutintothehihwaveendhel zesofwhichthefaerinturesspeak andifitisnetoernririleeeto-ethebr'radoflifecurstdves,at Pastwemay,bringothersintothe Church.elveeLhe,-aneat13ser-se1.

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HisEminencecardinalLogue presidedatameetingoftheparish priestsoftheDioceseofKilmore, heldinst.Patrice'sCathedral,Cavan,recentlyto,selecttheterniin preparationfortheappointmentof asuccessortothelateMostRev Dr.Boylan.Thevotingwasasfollows:VeryRev.FatherO'Connell, P.P.,V.G.,15-Dignissimus;Very Rev.P.Finnegan,P.P.,V.G.,Batlinamore,4-Dignus; Rev.Father Al'Illanus,Professor,St.Patrick's College,Cavan,3; Dr.M'Caffrey, Ma3nooth,I.

Awell-knownfigureattheVaticandisappearedrecentlythroughthe deathofMgr.PifferianAugustinian,whohadbeenPrefectoftheApostolicPalacesincethedays of Pius.IX.Hehadheldthepostoverfifty3ears.andservedunderthree lopes.

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ofthenativepopulation.Hedeclaredhimselfinfavourofcolonisation bycustomssanctionedbyChristian morals.

* * * ArchbishopLangevin,ofSt.Boniface,Manitoba,inreplyingafew weeksagotoanaddressonthefifteenthanniversaryofhisconsecration,mentionedthatsince1895the OblatesofMaryImmaculatehad spent£182,000,theArchbishop himself,£170,000,andvariousreligiouscommunities£140,000,forreligiouspurposesinthedioceseofSt. Boriface.

iehyear.liewasbornatSouthThisGaelic-spcaemgBishophad iiier,AO:aScotia. inhisdioceseNew()Catholics,of whom-15.0uodesceruedfromancestorsevictedfromtheScottishHighlands,speaeGaelicasdosixty.of his104priests.

* * Deathhasbeencuttingshortthe careersofanumberofworthy priests.TheRev.JohnBehan,one

CaliforniaistohaveagreatJesuitUniversity,suchas,theOrder hasestablishedatGeorgetown,Fordham,andotherplaces.Thefunds arenow.beingraised.Thenewinstitutionwilltaketheplaceofthe presentSantaClaraCollege. A siteofbooacreshasbeensecuredat Loyola,nearMountainView.

InBoston,U.S.A.,therehasbeen inauguratedaseriesofconferences bywhichitis)proposedtoletthe peopleofthatcityknowtheattitudeoftheCatholicChurchtoward socialproblems.Well:el:townpriests andlaymenhaveaddressedlargelyattendedmeetingsinfoursections ofBoston.

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* * * inhonouroftheEnglishand'rise Catholicmartyrswhowereexecuted atT3-burninthesixteenthcentury, astrikingpilgrimage,whichitis Proposedtoholdannuallyhenceforth,hasbeeninauguratedfrom outsideNewgatePrison,inthecity, totheConventatNo.6HydePark Place,neartheMarbleArch,which isbutastone'sthrowfromthe siteofTyburnJail,nowmarkedby theCountyCouncilwithamarble slab.

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VeryRev.T.W.Smith,O.M.I.,of Lowell,Massachusetts,hasbeenappointedProvincialoftheOblatesin theUnitedStates,tosucceedVerRey.M.F.Fallon,BishopofLondon,Ontario.

ofthebestknownpriestsinDublinofwhichcityhewasanative, diedrecentlyatSt.Cecilia's,Dolphin'sBarn,attheageofseventysix.latherBehan,,whohadadistinguishedcareerinMaynoothwas ordainedattheageoftwent3-three andspentthewholeofhispriestly careerinDublin.Whilehealthremainedheworeedunceasinglyforthe bettermentofhispoorerfellow-citizens,towhomhewasagreatbenefactor,devotinghisprivatemeans torelievetheirsufferingungrudginglyatalltimes.Hewasanardent temperanceadvocate,whenthefact ofbeingsowasnotcalculatedto makeforthepopularityofthose whodevotedtheirtimeandenergy tothecause.He,continuedtothe endashebegan,andhadthepleasureofseeingmanyreformseffected inthehabitsofthePeople. From earlylifehewasidentifiedwiththe Nationalcause,andwasusuallya prominentfigureatmeetingsinsupportofit.Avigorouswriter,his penwasusedwitheffectforthepromotionofreligion,sobrietyandnationality.InCountyLouthgeneral regretisfeltatthedeathofRev. Segrave,P.P.,ofTermonfeckin, whichtookplacequiterecently.Deceasedwhocameofafamilythat gavemanymemberstothecause ofreligion,wasabrotherof the Rt.Rev.MonsignorSegrave,P.P., Drogheda,andofRev.Motherde Sales,ConventofMercy,,Aide..He wasordainedin1861andspentover thirtyyearsofhispriestly,lifein Termonfeckin.

JubilevelebrationatSt.Brigid's MissionaryL:oi

TheSilverJubileeofSt.Brigid's MissionaryCollegewascelebratedat theConventofMercy,Callan,Co Kilkenny,amidstgreatrejoicings. TheCollegewasestablishedtwentyfive3earsagoforthepurposeof preparingforthereligiouslife, youngladiesdesirousofentering Conventsabroad,andspendingtheir livesthereintheworkoftheirvocation.Thesuccessoftheundertaleingcanbegaugedfromthefact thatmorethanfourhundrednuns arenowworkinginAustralia,America,etc.,whoreceivedtheirpreparatorytrainingatStsBrigid's.CongratulationsreachedCallanfromall Partsoftheglobe,thefameofthe institutionhavingpenetratedtothe veryendsoftheearth.

HisLordship,MostRev.Dr. Brownrigg,BishopofOssor3was present.Thecelebrationtookthe formofaschoolentertainment,in whichthemostoftheitemswere Icontributedbytherunstobe.

Mgr.Marbeau,BishopofMeaux,a SeeonceoccupiedbyBoussuet,was consecratedattheChurchof St. Honorsd'Eylau,Paris,recently.The Arcle-fihorofParisofficiated,assistedbyMgr.Touchet,BishopofOrleans,endMgr.de,Lieonnes,Bishon ofPodez.ThenewBishopisanativeoftheFrench;capital.

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InopeningtheCongoMuseumin BrusselsKingAlbertsaidthatthe officialsandofficersoftheConro wouldintroducewisereforms,extendingtoitaregimeworthyofBelgium,whoseaimwasthehappiness

* ThefpneralofthelateBishop Cameronwasthelargesteverseen inAntigonish,N.S.Onnopreviousoccasionweretheresomany strangersinAntieonish.Thetown wasunabletoeivefittingaccommodationtothelargenumber,notwithstandingthatthetownspeople threwtheirhomesopentothestreegers.

Theconseerati'noftheRiehtReverendJohnWilliamShaw,Bishopof CastealaandCoadjutorwiththe rightofsuccessiontotheBishopof SrnAntonio,Texas,tookPlace%in theCathedral,Mobile,Alatama,on Thursda3,AprilT4.

rt. JohnCameron,D.D..BighoeofAntizonish.andtheoldest memberoftheCenadi*nhierarchy, whodiedAPril6,wasinhisdeter

* TheMother-GeneraloftheSociety oftheIncarnateWord,whohisbeen inRomeforsometimepastfor'Hit purposeofobtainingthefinslapprovaloftheirconstitutionsbythe HoleSee,lefthereforWestAmerica.Whatgoodworkhavebeenaccomplishedbytheseheroicwomen, mayhegath-r-dfrcmthefactthat theyha-:efoundedoverfiftyhouses JrTexaeendFowlof'h ratsofAmericatosnr-adtheCelli-1'cFaithandteachthereolle.

TheMother-Genrral,whois-ccomreel yheseer-ta-,enAeieri canladyofIrishblood,h-ser*:r--sedraeiefactionatthesuccessof AtermiereontoRome.

Thedistinctivefeature,ofthecelebratienwasaseriesoftableauxillustratingthelifeofSt.Brigid."St BrigidRenouncingtheWorld,""St BrigidReceivingtheVeil,""St. BrigidmeetingtheStudent,Ninnedh, "St.PatrickCommandingSt.BrigidtoRelateHerDream,"and "NinnedhMinisteringtotheDying Saint,"thesewerethepictures,excellentlyproduced,astheywerecleverlyplanned.HisI.ordship'sspeech atthecloseoftheentertainment wassingularlyhappy.Fourhundred andfiftyyonngIndies,hesaid,had beensentoutfromthatschool,and werenowworkingasnunsinewe., countryunderthesun.ThemajorityofthemwereinEnglish-speaking countries,butnotafewwerenow atworkinmanycountriescfSouth America.HisLordshipmadetouchlinr,referencestothesacrificesthat those ounggirlsmadeincutting thernsrleesofffromhomeandcountryendoftenfrommothertongue. TheBlehonisnaturelh-proudof thisschool,and'reen17regretsthat hehasnotthemeritofbeingfoundercfit.

People I andThingstalkedabout.TELEPHONE392 MJ.MOLONEY,M.P.S. CHEMIST

Afterareignof2,200'years,Euclidisturnedoutofthesecondary school;toni-eewayfornewermethodsofteachinggeometry.

InDefenceofEuclid umnsofmanyoftheIrishcensus Papers. Withameekandsubmissiveloyaltyforwhichtheyarenot usuallycredited,manystaunchNationalistCatholicswrotethemselves doen"idolaters"inaccordancewith theRoyalOathsTotheenumer.tors'remonstrancesthey.indignantly

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Yourfeastsofreasonand,eoutfit) ofsoul Fairlyranriotthrolehthee sparklingpages, AndIesteemedyourhonourAnthe whole Greaterthanthatofalltheother sages. Mymaster,too,wasquiteapleasantman, Andoh!withwhatdelight we usedtowrangle AbouttheElegiesatthebaseofan Isoscelestrien-1

theydidn'twantto"makealiarof hisMajesty."Theperplexedpolicenonwhocollectedthepaperssought advicefromhigherauthoritiesasto whetherpersecutionshouldissuefor awilfullyfalsestatement. But they.wereadvisedthatinviewofthe beliefswornto,atleast(ifnotactuallyentertained),by,acertain greatPersonage,itwouldbewiser tomakenofurtherfussonthesubject.'Mr.Tim'Healy,weremember inhisfirstspeechinIrelandafter thecoronationofthelateKing, commencedhisaddresswiththe words,"Fellow-idolaters!-and thismaypossibly-havefirstsuggestedthecensuspleasantry.

ThePerfectMarriage

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differentindividualopinions.

TheRosaryintheFamily vuicali

TheRosaryininefamily,especiallyduringtheseasonofLent,is thegreatuniversalpracticewhich makesthehomeresemblethechurch.

Hieservantanswered"Yonder church, CrowdedatMasstimetothe Porch."

TheLordreplied:"Notso,"and then HisservantguessedtomakeHim glad Thepriestwherehesatshriving men Thewoundedhealedtheorphan clad; Thewidow'stearswiped poor Fedfromanother'slittlestore.

TherearehomeswheretheRosary istheconstanteveningprayer.We havereadofaparishpriestwho setoutuponhismissionwithone idea,theRosaryinthefamily. Withaviewtothishemadea housetohousevisite,ion.Aftertwo yearsofthisspecialeffortaparish whichwasnotedforitscarelessness andevenforlawlessnessbecamea centreoforderandloyalCatholicity. "Givemeagood,honestRosary, withouttrimmings,withoutadditionalprayers,"someoneusedto say.AshortearnestRosaryafter supper,whileallthefamilyaretogether,wouldhaveuntoldeffectin creat'neatruespiritamongthe membersofthatfamilyo

Andthenheguessedthesaintwho died LastnightFraLeo,vigil-pale. Paintingthewingsofheaven; Christ'sbride New-wed,beneathhershadowyveil, Thegraycrossinthemarketplace, Withchildrenplayingatitsbase.

hepersonallyregretstheancientcustomwhichimposeson,iiirnadeclaration.offensivetomillionsofhisbest subjects.ButtheLondon"Pilot," (Anglican)pointsoutanaspectof thecasewhichhashi,_lartopeen ignored.NotonlyistheKingobligedtomakethedeclarationthat heholdsthesedoctrinestobesuperstitious,whileinrealityhedoes notsoholdthem,butheisfurther requiredtoconfirmthedeclaration withanoath.inotherwords,the Kingisobligedbythetyrannyofan oldcustomtobeginhisreignwith asolemnpubliclie. Theouesgorethen,isverypertinent:What effectwillthewholeperformance haveonthepopularconceptionof anoath?"

Bro.DunlopthenPointedoutthe necessityofalteringthedeplorable conditionofaffairsregardingthe Hallasapayingproposition,and expressedtheopinion,that,ifany revenueweretoacruefromit,the proposedrenovationwouldheindispensable.

Bros.Boylen,Hill,andSullivan, alsospokeatsomelengthonthe subject. Bro.O'Deainreplyingstatedthat hewouldplacetheviewsofthe membersbeforehiscoeTrusteesand adecisionwouldbeforthcomingbeforethenextmeeting.

Manyofusremembertheolddays whenourfathers,trueChristian menalivetothespiritoffaithand whoseexampleandpreceptskeptthe faithinus,usedtogathertheirlittleonestogetheratnightfalland saytheRosary.Itwasitbeautiful customforwhichtheirchildrenwill blessthemlongaftertheyhavegone awry.Thereisnoreasonwhythe customshouldheaeiandonednow: infact,nowwithoutGod'sgraceand. thekindlyhelpofHisBlessedMother,itispractically-ienpossieleto comeoutunscathedfromtheworld, thereismoreneedthaneverofthis gentleprayer.

Thatexecrable'RoyalOath

Heeuessedmostthingsetearthand heaven; Theconventgardenandthedoves; The'westernskyaflameateven; Themountainsandtheorange groves, Theseathatmoanedalwaysand prayed; AndyettheLordGodshookHis head.

Hesaid"LointhecityIsee Awifeandhusbandfulloflove, Whoselivesinlovingharmony Aresetalldeathandchangeabove Isee:,andleaningfromMyplace, Iblessthemintheirhiddengrace.

eWhoseloveandpeaceandsweetaccord ComfortMegreatly,"saidthelord.

ArepresentativeAmericanreligious periodical-"ChristianWork"-said "Wearegladto:eoowofbutone religiousjournalinthiscountrythat justifiestheexistinganti-Catholic oathrequiredofeverynewBritish Sovereign,aBilltomodifywhich hasalready'beenintroducedintothe HouseofLords.Tilesameendcan besecuredwithoututilisingadirect insultandcertainlytodeclare,as intheoath,thattheuseofthe Massis"superstitiousandidolatrous,"istoinsultthewholebody ofCatholics,besidesbeingunnecessaryYoumayholdmanyopinions, butyoumaynotthereforeembody theminanofficialoath,orcesta stiemauponyourfellow-Christians, howeverwidelyseparatedfromthem inpolityanddoctrine." ensimmenaninmeem

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ThefactthattheHallsadlyneed renovationisindisputableandduringtheeveningfiguresweretohand whichshowedthat,althoughnorevenuewasbeineobtainedatpresent, byexPenclingthesumofmoneynecessarytoproperlyftuptheHall, andtomakeitsuitableforentertainments,aprofitcouldeasilybe shownattheendofeachear.

WhyBileBeansCures

AREPERMANENTCURES.

BileBeansforBiliousnessarethe productofmodernscientificresearch,andthereforethoroughlyupto-date.Theydonotmerelypurge, givingtemporaryreliefonlyandleavingthepatientweakened,likethe out-of-dateso-calledremediesoffortyorfl'Ityyearsago,whichcontain probablyaloes,mercury-andother harmfuldrugs.BileReanswithout theslightestdiscomfort,promptthe liveranddigestiveorgan'stoactin Nature'snormalway,leavingthose organsstrengthenedandstimulated, tocontinuetheperformanceoftheir dutieswithoutfurtherassistance.

Outoftheterms'superstitious,' andidolatrous,'usedintheRoyal DeclarationinreferencetoCatholic doctrineanamusing,andapparently whollyunconcerted.movementarose inIrelandonthelastoccasionon whichtheDeclarationwasmade. Itled,accordingtotheS.B.Pview,to'astartlinginnovationin thereturnsinthereligiouscol-

AnglicanPaperdiscussestheOath

The"Pilot,"anAnglicanpaper, publishedinLondon,bluntlyasked "Whogivesadispensationtoa Protestanttosweartoaknownlie. Andhowdohonestpeopleofall religionscharaiterisedsuchoath? Comnientingonwhichutterance,the "AveMaria"remarked OtircoreligionistsoverthewateraregratefultoKingEdviaedVIIbecausein repeatingtheoffensivewordsofthe Oathof Accession-thewords which!,denouncedthedoctrineofthe HclyEucharistanddevotiontothe BlessedVirginas'superstitious-he loweredhisoicesothatthepas'sagewashardlyaudible.Thetact ofKingEdwardwassurelyworthy ofprates;indeed'itisknownthat

Theusualfortnightlymeetingof St.Mary'sBranchoftheaboveSoo, ietywasheldlastTuesdayevening intheHibernianHall,afairrepresentationofmembersbeingpresent.IntheabsenceofthePresident,Mr.J.Scott,theVicePresidentoccupiedthechair. Aftertheminutesoftheprevious meetinghadbeenread'andconfirm, ed,thePresidentonbehalfofthe membersoftheSociety,extendeda heartywelcometoTiro.O'Dea,chairmanoftheDistrictTrustees.Bro. O'Dea,inthankingthemembersfor theirwelcome,explainedthereason ofhisvisitto.Kalgoorlie.HestatedthathehadbeendeputedtovisittheGoldfieldsinordertoinspect theHibernianHallpersonallyand todiscussthematterregardingthe proposedrenovation,whichhadlatelybeen'broughtbeforethenoticeof thedistrictBoard. Hebrieflyoutlinedtheintendedalterationshavingbeenshowntherequisitespecifications.Hewasunable intheCana-styinwhichhewas acting,toexpressanopiniononthe matterbutwouldbegladtohear

BileBeansproduceagentleaction onthebowels,curingorpreventing constipation,cleansingthestomach,, andriddingthesestemofallim'purities.Theycanbediscontinued, afterthecureiseffected;,theyare purelyvegetable;theydonotcontainAnyharmfuldrugs;andthey arethestandardfamily

BileBeansareasatearkspeedy curefor(biliousness,headache,indigent-ion,constbatiOn,piles,debilityfemaleweaknesses,nervousness, hadblood,bedbreath,anaemia, disturbedsleep,lossofappetite,and theywardoffchills,colds,rheum* titanandinfluenza.

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SATURDAY,JUNEin.191o.

Secularism!!!

Afewweeksago,anenlightened Catholicgentleman,fromHolyIrelandengagedayoungfellowto workforhim,andbeinganxious,as tohisreligiousconvictions,and whatsortofconsciencethe possessed,theemployeraskedhim somequestions.Amongothershe askeddidheeversayanyprayers? Herepliedno Didhetelluntruths?"Thatdepended,"saidthe youth! Didheknowwhatanoath was?Heheardofitbutnomore Hedidnotknowthatanythingof punishment,maliceorsinwasattachedtotellingorswearingtoa lieincourt Couldhereador write?Yes,both,sir Didhe knowanythingoftheHolyTrinity No OrofGod?Oh,yes,he said-heisthepersonspokenofin theBible

notforgood.Why',evensecular knowledgeisinsufficienttomeetthe requirementsofsecularsociety.No onewilldenythatthereisadeplorableignoranceofthescienceof truepolitical,municipal,orlegislatepower,prevalentinthebodies entrustedwiththegovernmentofthe people.Wedonotandcannotsay thisofall,butinthecaseswhich arewellknown,weoftenwonder whetherthelackofmoralknowledge orthelackofSecularknowledge, isthemoreapparent.

Perhapsfromthislineofthought, wemayhecondemnedforwantof appreciationofsecularknowledge. Farfromit.Wedonotunderrate secularanowledge;butweholdthat, -itisworsethanuseless-nay,apas-

sometoboastof,thateventuallytheSecularisthopefulsmay fillthegaolsandnecessitatea Statehangman.Thesearetemporal evils Whocancalculatethe eternal?

Diocesannews.

CALENDAR.

June12th-IV.SundayafterPentecost. St.Leo.III.Popeand Confessor. Mon.13-St.AntonyofPatavia,

Confessor. itiveinjury,whennotcontrolledbyToes.14-St.Basil,Bishop,Conieshighmoralprinciples,andthisit nor,Doctor. Wed.15-St.JohnaFacundo,

tween."Intheseplaceshedidthe workofanApostle.Hisjouneys throughthewildanduntravelled scrubwereandarespokenofas gianteffortsofenduranceandprivation.HeministeredatGeraldtzt MountMorgans,Magnet,Sandsto4 andeverawhereleftmonumentsof zeal.HisLordship,BishopKelly journeyedtoSandstoneforthefuneralobsequies.Onlythemostmeagredetailsareyettohand. To hisfriends,andsorrowingrelativa weofferourdeepestsympathy.it

Wearegladtoreportthatthe Rev.FatherBrosnanwhowasconfinedtobedin%heSt.Johnof GodHospital,Kaleorrlieissuite recoveredandabletodischargeall hismissionarydutiesagain.

Thisistrulyasadillustrationof thebitterfruitsofsecularteaching.Wedonotsaythatanattemptisnotmadetosandwichthe secularwithreligionofakind;but wegoonfactswhichillustratethe resultsofthecombination.ItMall verywelltotalkofeducation,to carrythepeoplebysentimentalappeals,andtodwellinblatant,politicalharanguesontheimportanceof educatingtheyouthofthePresent generationinafreecountry; but itisplainthatinstructioninreadinewriting,arithmeticandobject lessonsandsoforthisnoteducationasweseeinthecasebeforeus. Whattheniseducation?Itisin simplelanguagethescienceoftrainingachildinthewayheshould go.Itistofithimforthedischargeofhisduties,asaman,a citizen,andaChristian. Apurely secularorquasi-seculareducation cannotdothis,becauseitissecular itisgodless,itisclosetoatheistical,--andsuchasystemcanonly' trainupchildrentobeanationof atheists,andanationofatheistsis asunfitforthisworldasitisfor heaven. Seculareducationinculcatesno moralorreligiousprinciples,andit instillsintothemindnoneofthe virtuesofaroodmanoragood citizen.Itsharpens,perhapstheintellect,leadsthewaytodishonesty andfraud,andhelpsthe ounc, hopefultoover-reachhisneighbour. Inthissenseknowledgemaybepower,hutthepowerisforeviland

Secularismdoesnoteducatea child; itdoesnotencouragevirtue.Indirectly,atleast,itencouragesanddevelopsvice.Itcannot developthenoblestDartofthe child,becauseitdoesnotknow how.

Sometimes,wearetold,thatwe aretooconservativeinouropinionsonthismatterofeducation. Perhapsweneednotsaysomuch onitbutgenerallyspeakingthe CatholicisasanxiousandasearnestforSECULAREDUCATION

lessor. Thur.i6-St.Antoninus,Bishop,alai Confessor. Fri.17-St.PaschalI.,Popeand Confessor. SatJR-St.Isidore,Confessor.

HisGrace,-theMostRev,Dr. O'Reily,ArchbishopofAdelaide,ac-

neverwillbewithoutreligious Con- struction,inwhichhabituatesthesoul tothepracticeofvirtue.Themoralandreligioustrainingofchildrenandyouthisthemostessential Partofeducation.This,itisthat Parentsandguardiansshouldrememberhut,unfortunately,mane ofthemhavenothadanyhigher educationthemselves,andthey donotseethe evilofit.

companiedbyhisChaplaintheRev. FatherFrancisarrivedinW.A.by the"Ophir,"onlastTuesday,after amosttempestuousvoyage.His Gracegaveaveryinterestinginterviewtothe"WestAustralian,"rePorterwhichwasPublishedinWednesday'sissue.The-distinguished visitorisstayingatthePalace Hotel.

* * AllsupportersoftheSt.Anne's CharitableSociety,Perth,musthave beenPleasedwiththeAnnualBall, whichwasheldonlastWednesday. ThefinancialresultsshouldaddconsiderablytothefundoftheSociety,whichdoessomachrealgood tothepoorandsickofthecityand suburbs.

$ C 4,

TheAnnualBall.inaidofthe GoodShepherdBuildingFundisbeingworkedupwithgreatskilland energybyastrongcommittee.The meetingsareheldintheRoomsat-

* * AGeneralCommunionofthecombinedCatholicSocieties(Tantes' ClubandPerthCatholicMen'sSociety.)willtakePlaceatthe o'clockMassattheCathedralon Sundaymorningnext.Itisexpectedthattherewillheagoodmusterofthemembersoflothsocieties ontheoccasion.

* * Avery,interestingceremonytook placeatSt.Brigid'sChurch,West Perth,onlastSaturday,whenaboutfortyaspirantswereconsecratedChildrenofMary.TheRt.Rev. MonsignorBourkeofficiatedatthe ceremony.TheChildrenofMarySodalityhasalwaysbeenaereatpowerforgoodintheSt.Brigid'spar ish.Innumberthemembersfar exceedthoseofanyothersimilar SocietyintheDiocese,whiletheir efforts'toco-operatewiththepriests andNunsareworthyofallpraise. Ofcoursethesamemaybewithall justicesaidtotheothersocieties inthedifferentparochialdistricts.

BASEDONMORALANDREL'IGIOTISPRINCIPLES,asisthesecularist,butheisopposedinhiseffortstoobtainit,notbecausethose whooPPosehimapproveofgodlessnessandmoralturpitude,but becausetheyhaveaninbornhatred cftheCatholicChurch.andwould -refertoseethechildrenofthe Statecrowupinfidels,ratherthan Catholics.This,again.doesrotand cannotapplytoallforauiteataehedtotheTownRoll,andare percentageofProtestantsendjewsheirs"verywellattended.Atthe andothers,insistontheirchildrenpresenttimethecommunityofthe receivingsomemoraltraining,ifGoodShepherdissorepressedfor notbyword,atleastfromexample.accommodationfor+h"waifsand Theyarequitewilllingandevenstraysofhumanity-whosedistressbeexpectedtobegot,wascontinuanxiousthattheirchildrenfrequentisunquestionableandwhoifnotouslyringingonTuesdayandWed"takenin,mustgofrombadto worse.Tomeetthegrowingneed ofshelter,andhomeforthesepoor, wanderingones,especiallyatthe winterseason-thecommunityhope thatnoeffortwillhesparedto maketheBallagreatsuccess,as thisistheonlypublicrecognition thattheyreceiveby'wayofcharity. Withthestrongandenergeticcommitteethathasthehallinhand, andtheordinaryco-operationofthe public,asubstantialsumshouldresultfromtheirefforts,andthemotherPrioresswouldberelievedofan everyday,worrywhichismoreac-

TheSacredHeartdevotionsat theChurch,HighgateHill,onthe feastdayofthedistrictweremost impressive.TheBlessedSacrament wasexposedforAdorationallday long,andatnight,theVeryRev. FatherCox,O.M.I.,FremantlepreachedaverytellingsermonondevotiontotheSacredHeart.The devotionsclosedwithaprocession, andSolemnBenedictionoftheMost

theCatholicdevotions.However,a. largenumberofthoseinwealth andpoweragreewiththedevilin grindingtheCatholicSchools,or keepingthemundertheheelofoppression.Norcan.theyhetaughtto thinkorseeotherwise.Inthedays goneby.,itwasferventlyhopedthat theCatholic-beingacomparativelypoorcommunity,-couldnotpossibly keepuptheirschools,andrivalthe "Pamperedpoorschools"incompetition.Theyhavehoweversucceeded indoingso,notonlyhereandin everyPartofAustralasia,but in everycountry,wheretheseculararm hasendeavouredtocoerceoroppresscentuatedattheunseasonablewinthem.ThisIsahugeerrorwithter. thesecularist.Notbeingreligiously inclined,norreligiouslyinstructed, hecannotseethenecessityofreligioninthetrainingofachild. Howcouldhe Theshoemaker shouldsticktohislast,andso withthesecularist.Theeducationof ahumanbeingisfartoohighan ambitionforasecularist,wholooks onachildasthestockexnertlooks atacolt.WherevertheSecularhas gothiswayintheeducationof youth,hehasbeentheruinoftheHolySacrament. nation,thepeonle,andcertainlyof * thefamilylife.Des'ltetheeffortsWidespreadregrethasbeenfelt

thatarebefit,.madeaythePeople whounderstandtheeducation of children,thechargesoftenlevelled arainetyustreliainsofarasthey.

throughouttheDioceseofGeraldton andalsoinPerthattherathersuddendeathoftheRev.FatherRyan ofSandstone.Thedeceasedgentlearetrue--marbecreditedtothedo-manwasanativeofVictoria.was minatienofSecul,risminthe schools,endtoitsaarefulinfluence onoth"rsintheenrr-nteennetion.

Thesameresultsthat are evidentelsewherearegrowingfast here,too.Timewillmaturethem.

Theswindlers.theaankrents,the aamalore.the/aratras,thesuicides, ereetnah,ticeaidenc-srfsecularist teachir^andevamale.Itmax,he somettnngtothinkof, perhaps

ordainedinMantaabouttenrears agofortheDioceseofGeraldton. Duringhismissionarycareer,which wasalltooshort,110dinereat work.Hewasmainlyreseonsiblefor thebuildingoftheBishop'sPalace. atGeraldton.Henaveaseries%of missionsinthehackenuntra,where thepeonlearescettered.endwhere theonnortunities'forthenractice ofrelinionare"fewandfarbe-

Thesecularpressofthecityhas publishedmostamusingreadingduringthepastfewdaysconcerning theresignationofHisLordshipBishopGibney.,andseveralotherthings. Inalltheaccountsconcerningresignation,&c.,therewasthe verbialounceoftruthandtonof fictionbutthepapersweredeterminedtohavecopyofsomekind, andthearrivalofHisGrace,of Adelaide,setthema-going.EveryW telephonethroughwhichnewsmight nesday.Sincethenthingshavebecomequieter.Thesensationisover andthepeoplehavesettleddownto coolllyweighwhatthey,haveread. Theonlynewsthatiscertain,and thatisworthypublishing,isthe factthattheVeryRev.FatherVerlinghasbeenappointedDiocesan Administratorsedevacante.

WhenthePapers,atleastmost ofthem,eulogisedBishopGibney, theyhadampletogoon.There wasnoneedoffictionorsurmise. Astheleadingstatesmanofthe timesaidinapersonalanpreciation oftheBishop:-"Sirequirismanta menta,respice."Hehasbornethe burdenofthe'dayandtheheat asamissionaryforwellnighhalf acenturyinWestAustralia,andif hechoosestoreleasehimselffrom thehea"vburdenofhisexaltedoffine,nonewhoknewhim,canrefuse thenobletributeofPraiseandhon ourthatareduetoalaboriousand disinterestedlife.Infutureissues wesluffhavemuchmoretosayon thismatter.

* * TheremainsoftheRev.Joseph RyanwhodiedatSandstonewere broughttoGereldtonforinterment onTuesday.HisLordshipBishon KellycelebratedtheReeuiemMass forhissoulinGeraldtonendofficiatedatthefuneralobsequies.Man' hissoulrestinneace.

Coca!adMOW.

Themovementinfavourofa GreaterPerthisfasttakingshape. TheMayor,Mr.Vincentseemsquite enthusiasticaboutit,andvery M8131'people-rate-payers,areofsimilarmind.itwouldhavemany.advantagesfortheratepayers,butit

a

JUNE1I;1910.

wouldalsohavedisadvantages.DuringthelastMayoralty,theTown HallandtheGasCompaay,were theforemostplanksontheMayoral Programme-nowitisthe"Greater APerth."Everyprominentofficialin W.A.seemstohaveapenchantfor identifyinghimselfwithsomescheme orother,usefulorornamental.

Mr.George("bittyBakerhascreate edwideinterestamongCatholicsby hislecturesonagriculture,sheep

farming,&c.,&c.

« * Itwasamosthopefulsignofthe vitalityofCatholicityinthecity, toseethePerthCatholicMen'sSocietysostronginnumbersatthe processionoftheMostBlessedSacramentonlastSunday.

TheHon..1.D.Connolly,M.L.C., haseoneonanextendedtourtothe NorthWest.Heintendstopaya visittotheBeagleBayMission, wherethePalottimeFathers,andthe SistersofSt.JohnofGodaredoingsuchstrenuousworkforthenatives.

* TheWestAustralianeipercent. loanof£1,342,000hasprovedafailure.Thepublichavesubscribedonly12uercent.ofit,andtheunder.,ritashavetotaketheremaining88Percent.The"Financial Times,"commentingontheloan, saysthatthepublichavegotabit tiredofAustralia'sPerpetualborrowing.Theconspicuousabsenceof asiningfundinthecaseofmany of+h'loanscallsforunfavouraale commentneverthelessalargepro eortionofAustralia'sindebtedness irepresentedbyremunerativepublicworks.

* Thefirstmatchofthetourofthe Enclishteamofleaguefootballers againstNewSouthWaleswascontestedlastSaturday,attheAgriculturalGround,inthepresenceof -,000spectators.Itwasagreat game,inwhichthevisitorswereat adisadvantageinhavingtocontestthesecondhalfwithoneman short,hehavingbeeninjuredearl, inthegame,butontheday'splay thehometeamleftnodoubtasto whichwasthebetterside. They tookcommandofthegamebothin thesecondportion/andnearthe closeofthecame.TheEnglishmen, whowerenotintheirbestform, afterthelongvoyage,wererunto astandstill.Thefinalscoreswere:NewSouthWales,25'points. Illneland,T4points.

* TheactingPremier(Mr.F.Wilson),hasreceivedacablefromthe Premier(Mr.NewtonMoore)seeingthathereturnstoWestAustraliawtheMarmora,deetoerriatFremantleonJuleru.

fortheQuairading-Kwnn-Kellerberrinlinewerevigorouslyadvanced by.Messrs..1.DeaneHammond,J. Tighe,W.J.Jacka,F.Humphries, T.kHanley,Matherandothers.It wasdecidedtocollectfullstatisticalinformationinregardtothearea tobeservedbytheproposedline, andtoinvitetheActingPremier, andtheMemberfortheDistrictto visitKellerberrinandjourneyover thesuggestedroute.

* ThePremierofVictoriaishaudicaPPedforfundstofinance,the manyconstructiveschemeshehad underconsideration.Notwithstandingthepovertyofhispublicpurse, hemaintainsthat"Victoriaisthe l'soundestStateintheCommonwealth,foritsTreasuryisinagood position."Headdswithapparent satisfaction"Ithasonlyborrowedabout£5,000,000in20years, whileIshouldthinkaStatelike NewSouthWalesmusthaveborrowedaboutfourtimesasmuch.I thinktheVictorianpolicyhasbeen wise.Livinganborrowedmoneyis ahadbusiness.Quiteso.ButMr. Murrayforeseesthenecessityofthe Statehavingtogoonthemarketin thenearfutureinordertoget moneytofinancehisbigproductive anddevelopmentprojects.

e ThePerthCatholicMen'sSociety willholdaEuchrePartyandDance intheHibernianHall,Murray-St., onTuesdayevening,Jane4that 8.p.m.Theeanticipateagood evening'sentertainment,andthey shouldhaveitit.Theprizesare rood.Themusic,weareassured, willbeallthatcouldbedesired. Refreshmentswillbeprovided.The ticketsareoutandayoungClub ladysaystheyaresellinglikehot cakes.

Mr.R.J.Marmion,aPaststudentoftheChristianBrothersCollege,Perth,hasbeenverysuccessfulintherecentCommonwealth PublicServiceExaminations,being secondanthelistofpasses.Healsopassedandobtainedsecondplace intheStateCivilServiceExams. Mr.MarmionpassedallhisAdelaideUniversityPublicExaminations withcredit.Hehasagoodrecord andwecongratulatehimenhis SuCCOSs.

Kalgoorlienotes.

ThePublicServiceCommissioner (Mr.N.E.Jull),onlastSaturday furnishedhisreportin,connection withthecaseoftheofficialReceiver (Mr.M.M.Moss),whoonThursdaylastwassuspended,onacharge of improperconduct,undertheprovisionofthePublicServiceAct. Thechargewasthathehadabsentedhimselffromdutyinorderto actasagentforoneoftheparties toanindustrialdisputeintheArbitrationCourt.Mr.JullrecommendedthatMr.Mossshould be finedtheamountofhissalaryfor theelaysonwhichheappearedin theAbitrationCourt,andforthe timeofhissuspension.TheAttorney-GeneralstatedthatMr.Jull'srecommendationwouldbecarriedout intheeventoftherebanenoappealbyMr.Moss.

s1 A ThelateRobertSutherland,the jockeywhometwithanaccident atAdelaiderecently,leftestatevaluedat£2,nSTtohismother,brother,andsister.

ARailwayAssociation,saysthe "NorthamAdvertiser,"hasbeen formedatKellerberrinforthepurposeofurgingtheextensionofthe Ouniradingrailwaytojunctionwith theEasternGoldfieldslineatKellerberrinHotellastweektheclaims

isnotyetexactleknown.Butthose inapositiontospealasaytheywill havecloseon£200tohandoverto theSisters.Undertheeuidanceof theirenergeticsecretaryMrs.Dr. McMillan,theCommitteeleftno stoneunturned,thatwasworthturning.Andoneandalldeserveto beheartilycongratulatedonthe wonderfulsuccessoftheball.One lady,infancycostume,,representing Halley'sCometcameincontact withtheearthandcameoff only secondbest,leavingarelicofher tail,undersomebody'stoe.She cametoastand-stillforaweekin thehospital,duringwhichshewas thoroughlyoverhauledbytheSisters,andthendisappearedinto sPacetoreappear,wehopeannually atthispopularfixture.

KalgoorlieisthisweeklosinganotherofitsprominentCatholicfamilies-thatofJerryMcAuliffe,-the popularhostoftheVictoria-Hotel. Mr.McAuliffeisanoldidentityon theGoldfields.Hewasaprospector beforeKalgoorliewashorn,came overlandjustafteritsbirth,and hasseenandhelpedthehardyyouth developintomanhood.Fewcan entertainhisguestsbetterthanJerrywithyarnshumourousandpatheticabouthisexperiencesin the earlydays.Hewassuccessfulasa miner,ahotel-keeper,andmuch moreso,asadashingyounghallant,whenhewooedandwonMrs McAuliffe,whoisagrandtypeofa clever,charitable,piousChristian wife,andmother.Shehasbeena mostconsistentandsuccessful churchworker,andhes.beenagreat friendandbenefactressoftheSistersofSt.JohnofGodduring theirmanyyearsinKalgoorlie.The ladiesoftherecentBallCommittee andafewadditionalfriendsassembledinMrs.O'Dea'sresidencelast Sundaynighttohidherfarewell, andpresentedherwithabeautiful pearlneck-laceandbroochasatokenoftheiresteem.Mr.andMrs. McAuliffeandtheirsevenchildrenintendresidinginPerthforalittle time,thenvisitingtheEastern States,andwillvery'likelyreturn oncemoretoresideamongsttheir legionoffriendsinKalgoorlie.

P.C.M.S.

(PRESSCORRESPONDENT).

Thisyear'sCorpusChristiProcessionwhichtookplacearoundSt. Mary's,inglorioussunshinewas perhapsthemostimposingspectacle ofitskindeverheldonthegoldfields.Theschoolchildren,Children ofMary,CatholicYoungMen's,HibernianandSacredHeartSocieties, andgeneralcongregationattendedin magnificentnumbers.Theprocession waswellmarshalledbyMr.Boylen, andanurrberofsubordinates.The Highaltarwasoverladenwith.a profusionofflowers,condalabra,etc tastefullyarrangedbytheSistersof St.JohnofGod.Thecanopywas bornebyMessrs.Brennan,O'Reilly, Russell,Boyle,DunneandHoulihan. TheBlessedSacramentwasborne byCanonRobinsonassistedbyFa therMastersonasDeacon,andFatherMurraySubdeacon.Bothboys andgirlssangsweetly.whilethe choirweresolemnlyeffectivein!.renderingthosebeautifulhymnsinhonouroftheBlessedSacrament-the PangeLingua,andLaudaSion.It wasespecially!consolingtoseeevery Catholicwithoutexception,taking partintheProcession,whilenumhersofnon-Catholicslookedonadmiringtheprocessionwithoutunderstendineitsmeaning.SolemnBenedictienbroughttheceremoniestoa close ForseveralyearspastSt.John ofGod's'Pallhesheldprideof 'Pieceeveryseason.Twoyearsago theladiesoftheCommitteehadthe satisfactionofseeingtheirlabours rewardedwithtedeprofit.This ,yeartheyhaveestablishedanew ,recordinthesuccessthatattended theireffortsbothsociellyandfinancially-.ThefinalresultoftheBall

anyotherPowerthanthatofthe Creator. Bymeansofillustratingona blackboard,Mr.Kirkpatrickmade verycleartotheaudience,thelaws ofmotionandgravity.

Thevariousheavenlybodieswere dealtwith.Beginningwiththesun thelecturerdemonstratedhowmuck weowedtothisballoflirewhich practicallykeepslifewithinus.He thenhumburouslydescribedthe moon,explainingthatthegentleman, whomchildrenthinksabidesthere, isnothingelsethanamassof ridges,andnsthemoonisnota luminarybody,actsasareflectorto thelightofthesun.

Theasteroidsandplanetswere thenfullsdescribed.

Mr.Kirkpatrickexplainedthata constellationwasagroupofstars, andthe"SouthernCross,"isthe mostfamiliartous.Starsareof everycolouranditisbewilderingto contemplatethebeautyoftheplanetsasnearlyeveryoneisofadifferentcolour.Inthe"Southern Cross,"accordingtoSirJohnHerschelwehavetheeffectofasuperbpieceoffancyjewellery. As everybodyhasrecentlybeeninterestedincomets,Mr.Kirkpatrickgave themampletreatment,mostparticularlyHalley's.After[ravineabrief definitionofcomets,hedweltonthe superstitionsregardingHalley'scomet,andallayedthefearsoftheaudiencebyassuringthemthatits nextvisitwouldnoteffectthe earth.Mr.Kirkpatrickexplained thatAstronomywasbynomeansa modernscience,asPtolemyofAlexandria,whoinabouttheyearTV), A.D.,arranged1022starsobserved byHipParchus,thefatherofastronomatRhodes,aboutacentury. beforeourera,wasthefirsttomake aclassification.Thisfactwasonly mentionedtoshowhowfaradvancedastronomywasinancienttimes. Thelecturerthenconcludedamid heartyapplause. Mr.E.O'Loughlinnronosedavote ofthankstoMr.Kirkpatrickfor hisveryinterestinglecturefrom whichhewasslurptheaudience.derivedmuchbenefit.

GuildfordandMidland Notes.

ThemembersofthePerthCatholicMen'sSociety,heldtheirusual weeklymeetingonTuesday7thinst., intheLadies'ClubRooms,overthe "Record"office.ThePresident,Mr. AlJ.Kirkpatrickcomplimentedthe membersfordemonstratingtheir greatfaithinformingpartofthe processionoftheBlessedSacrament onSundaylast.

Healsoremindedthemembersto bepresentattheQuarterlyCommuniononSundaynext.Keeninterestwasmanifestedbythemembersintheforthcomingdebatewith St.Andrew'sClub,withtheresult ofMr.Casey'snominatingsixcandidatesforthedebate.TheSecretaryMr.E.O'Loughlin,reported thatallarrangementshavebeen madefortheEuchrePartyand DancetotakeplaceintheHibernianHallonJune14th.Theticketshavingbeenprintedweredistributedfordisposal.

Thesyllabusitemfortheevening wasalecturebyMr.A.J.Kirkpatrick,entitledthe"Wondersof StarLand."

Both,themembersofthePerth CatholicMen'sSocietyandtheCathedralLadies'club,withhighexpectationsofaninterestinglecture, bravedtheelementsandasplendid attendancewasPresent.

Mr.Kirkpatrickopenedhislecture showinghowlimitedthehuman comprehensionandimaginationis,as regardstothegrandeuroftheheavensandthevastnessofspace,describingatthesametimetheremotenessandinaccessibilityofthe heavenly.bodies.

Thenextstepthelecturertook wastoprovethatthetheoriesof Materialistswereveryvoidconcerningthissubjectasthestarscould nothavecomeintoexistenceby

TheCatholicsoftheBellevuedistrictwerequitejubilantonSunday last,asforthefirsttimeinthe historyoftheplace,theyhadthe HolySacrificeoftheMasscelebratedthere.

TheMechanic'sInstituteHallwas tastefullyanddevotionallyarranged fortheoccasionbyafewofthe Catholicladies,andonSunday morning,althoughtheweatherwas veryinclement,andBellevueitself, halfunderwater,stilltherewasno reasontocomplainofthecongregation.CatholicBellevue(anditis ('atholic),turnedouttoaman,AfterMass,whichwasheldat4 'o'clock,Rev.Fr.O'Reillysaidhe wasmorethanpleasedwiththeirefforts,andthathehopedgreat thingsfromtheminthefuture.For yearspastBellevueboreavery unenviablereputationfromaCatholicpointofview,however,hewas Pleasedtoseethey,weredetermined toassertthemselvesandtheirpresencethere,infaceofsuchinclementweather,wasevidenceoftheir faithandtheirsincerity.Asfaras hewasconcerned,theymightrely onhimtodoallhecouldfortheir spiritualadvantage,andhehoped erelongtheywouldhaveachurch oftheirownwheretheycouldworshipGodindependentofany'one. TheyearlyconventbazaarinMidlandJunctionisloominginthedistance,andalready.theCatholicpeoplearebeginningtobestirthemselves.Asafirststepachildren's fancydressballisbeingorganized, andfromthenumberofearnestand zealousworkerswhohavethematterinhand,wecanfromthestart. beassuredofthesuccessoftheundertaking.Theballwillbeheldon Thursday,28July,andwelearn thatalreadythefollowinghave fancysetsinhandTheMisses Qmith, VeetlanaeO'Con-

norandGibbs,MesdamesO'Meara, *Pears.Ac.TheChildrenofMary, Midland,andothers. Sincetheinstallationofelectricity,Guildfordhasputonquitean attractiveappearance.Thestreets arebrilliantlylighted,andaperson comingalongbynightwouldscarcelyrecognisetheGuildfordofafew months'lel-.Amongstthefirstprivate;rnallHonein*'--1theCatholicChurchandPresbytery.

TheMusicofYour Blood

inganunderstandingwiththeSuperintendentorsheherselfistotsee caretogetthem,andinpartthe clothesaretobemadeintheHvospicaby,theworeinggirlstnemselves Forboard,lodgingwashingand training,theyaretopaydailyAd. tooefennings). Iftheyfallsick, theyaretobenursedinthehouse, asfarasisinissiblnreveryworemggirlisrequiredtoprocurea savingsbaneDooe,whichtongoing towore)sheistoleaveoehind withtheSuperintendentwhothen willauditthepaymentsanddisbursements.

HaveyoueverHEARD)ourblood saveyoueverputoneofthose largesea-shellstoyourearand heardwhatthechildrensayisthe soundofthesea,the"musicofthe waves?"Well,thatisreallythe soundofyourblood-asitcirculates -echoesinanemptyshell.Tryit atanytimeandyouwillfindthat yourbloodisalwaysflowing.That isNature'swayofconstantlycarryingnourishmentfromwelldigestedfoodtoeverypartofourbody. Butwhathappenswhenyourfoodis notdigested?Insteadofcarrying nourishment,yourbloodcarriesthe foulproductsofIndigestiontoeveverypartofyoursystem.Nowonderthenyouhavepainsallover, headaches,asenseoflanguor,depressionofspiritsandatired-out feeline.Youcanonlybewellagain whenyourstomachistrestcredto workingorder,enabledtodigestfood perfectly.MotherSeigel'sSyrup, tht,greatherbaltonic,tones and strenethensthestomach,andstimulatestheactionoftheliver and boweli.Thusitmakesfoodnourish eon,Purifiesyourbloodandkeeps youinvigoroushealth.

3.EachHouse-childreceiveson herentranceadefinitenumberwith whicheveryarticleofherdressand under-clothingistobemarked.

4.IfaHouse-childisthinxingof leavingtheplaceofemployment, whereshehashithertobeen,andof seekinganewoneinanotherfac tort'sheshallconferonthismatter withtheSuperintendent.

3.Respectingthedailyorder,rising(5o'clockorhalf-Past5,),attendanceatHolyMass,returning homefromwork,goingtobed(at half-pastenthesameRegulations holdgoodasinthe(louseRegulations,fortheworeing-eirlswho passthenightintheHospicefrom MondaytoSunday,-in

announcedatleast8daysbefore-PILGRIMSATTHEVATICAN. hand. TheBoardofDirectors. LouisBeissel,ClemensC.Streeter. AugustusLiugensSenior,Theodor Mellessen,Tull.

TheRightRev.Dr.Gibney

(ANAPPRECIATION.)

of

(a)TheHouse-childrenthatare employedinthesamefactoryor thathavetotraversethesameroads shall,asfaraseossible,gotowork toeetherandcomebacktotheHospicetogether.Sinceonthewayto themanufactory.andhackwhichis oftenlone,thrneliethegreatest dangerstcthegoodmoralsofthe eirls,itisofthegreatestimportenceth,tthewell-disposedbykeepingtogethershouldavoidthese perils.

Mrs.Agnes(lallaghr, Hutchin. sonStreet,St.Peter's,NewSouth Wales,writes,Jul-6th,tette:-"It isnowfoury...are:inceIcommenced toWennseverelyfromindigestion. Icouldneithereatnorsleep. My healthwentfromhadtoworse. Therewasamostdisagreeable, gnawin..!painatmystomach.My breathingwasoftendifficult.Iwas weak.nervous,depressed.Afterbeinginthisstateforalmosttwo years,ItriedMotherSeigel'sBy rue.Asinglebottlemademefeel better. Twasaeletoeatwithout anyilleffectsafterwards.TheimprovementinInvbeal'hwenton, untilIWascompletelycured."

IfyoursystemisbeingPoisoned b3.tirifoulProductsofIndieestion, OnwillhavetroubleasMrs.Gallaeherhad,untilthecauseisremoved.Mother.ensigensSyrup promptlyandsurelyremoves the causeandthusrestoreshealthand strewth.

StatutesofGermanCatholic Societies

'(Writtenforthe"Record,"by J.P.M.).

(Continued).

HouseRegulationsfortheHouseChildrenoftheWorkingGirls'HospiceatAachen.

(b)TheHouse-childrenareto comebacktotheHospiceforthe mid-diymeal.Thiswillheserved onteenscoveredwithacleantable-cloth,andcor.sistofsoup,meat andvegetables,exceptingthaton Findays,insteadofmeat,therewill hesomeothernutritiousfood.Aftergracehasbeensaidincommon, afree,politeconversationispermittedand,duringthemealtimea becomingandmodestbehaviouris tohestrictlymaintained.Inexceptionalcases,whenthedistanceis toogreat,ortheworkofthefactorymustbecontinuedduringthe mid-dayrest,themealistobe sentofftotheFactory.

Theresignation,inconsequence failinghealth,ofBishopGibney fromthehighpositionhehasso longoccupiedwillbesincerelyregrettedbyallsectionsofthecommunity.TheBishopisamanofa mostlovabledisposition.Hisstatelybearingandkindlysmilehadbecomesomethinginthenatureofis publicpossession.Itwasdifficult tomeethimwithoutlovinghim,for benevolence beamedinhisvery eyes.Nordiditendthere.Noman amongstusto-dayhasdonemoreto givecharityapracticalembodiment,toestablishinour'midstinstitutionsdevotedtothealleviationofsufferinghumanity.Hewas primarilyresponsibleforthecreationinthisStateofbranchesofthe ordersofOblateFathersandthe RedemPtoristFathers.Hewasthe virtualfounderoftheBeagleBay MissionforAboriginals,theChristianBrothers'College,theBorne forOrphansatClontarf,andthe IndustrialSchoolforWaifsatGlendalough.Hehaspracticallyspent hislifeinthiscommunity,and whilehehasremaineddevotedto thegreatChurchhelovessodevoutly,hishearthasgivenready sympathytoallworthyhumanitarianeffortandallgoodcauses.He retiresfromhishiehpositionapoor man,'i'trichinthegoodwilland anectionofthecommunity,ofwhich hehasalmostbecomeaportion,in whichhehaslivedsolong,andfor whichhehaslabouredwithsuch srlendidzealandsuchexcellentsuccess.-"DailyNews."

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Theincreaseinthenumberofpilgrimagesthatcometoveneratethe tombsoftheApostleshasofla yewsconstitutedoneofthemotlik remarkablefeaturesofRomanlife, forthescenesPresentedbythesebodiesofpilgrimsintheirnational costumesarealwaysattractive.The week,whichendedonthelastday ofAprilsawpilgrimagesfromGer-, many,Belgium,Switzerland,and,AmericaintheEternalCity,the last-mentionedofthetourhaving justreturnedfromtheHolyLand, AroundthePapalThroneonwhich theholyFatherwasseated the Americanpilgrims,ranged themselveswiththe United Statesbannerupheldbyoneofthe ladiesintheirmidst.Anaddressto thePopewasreadinLatinby.the BishopofGreatFalls,theRight Rev.Dr.Lenih"n,whohadbeenspiritualguidetohisfellow-countrymenduringthevisittotheEast, andareply,giveninItalianwas translatedintoEnglishattherequestofhisHolinessbytheRector ofthe'NorthAmericanCollege, Rome.Withtheexceptionof the Hungarian?nationalPilgrimageof lastmonth,theSwissbodyproved themostnumerousthathasreachedRomethisyear.forthesturdy people,whoaresoproudofhaving 'theT'apalPalaceentrustedtothe guardianshipoftheircountrymen, sentoversevenhundredpilgrimsto ceIveytheirmessageofhomage.and affectiontothePope.

THEBISHOPOFSOUTHWARKAT THEVATICAN.

HisHolinessPiusXonFridayreceivedinprivateaudi-ncetheRight Rev.Dr.PeterEmmanuelAmigo, BishopofSouthwark.TheHolyFatherpaveaheartygreetingtothe Englishprelate,andconversedfora consideraeletimewithhisLordship ontheaffairsonhisdiocese.Pius Xexpressedprofoundsatisfaction withtheaccountofhischargegiven lbytheBishop.

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DEATHOFTHEPOPE'SCONFESSOR.

(c)Intheevening,afterthework inthefactoryisendedthe'HousechildrenshallcomehacktotheHospice,withoutdelay,andthereafter arenotallowedtogooutagain withoutspecialpermission. Every fourteendaysitisallowedthemto Nishtheirrelatior.sandcertainly fromoneto3o'clockintheafternoon,andonthegreaterFestival Daysfrom,:(o'clockto7o'clockin theevening.

(d)Intheevenifighoursafter theirreturnfromwork,the\areto busythemselvesinsewing,knitting, mendingunder-clothingandarticles ofdress,andinotherusefuloccupations.

6.AlltheHousechildrenareto takepartintheinstructiongiven onSundaysandtheycan,accordingtotheirInclinationhaveashare inthesewing,cooingandironing, training.(ComparetheHouseRegulationsfortheSunday-Union).

7.TheyshallallmutuallydisFlanafriendlyattentiontooneanother,endexercisetowardsoneantherallsisterlyduties.Outsidethe housetheyaretoavoidallintercourseandflyeveryamusement

i.EveryFactorygirlofgoodreputationiseligitletobereceived intotheHospice(thatis,tomake itherconstanthome).Inorderto be(thus)receivedminorsmustbring alongwiththemthewrittenconsentoftheirparentsorguardians. Theyarecalled"House-Children," todistinguishtheir_fromtheFoundation-Childrenandfromthetownwhichcouldstaintheirgoodmoral andcountrygirls,whodonotcon-repute. stantlyusetheHospice. 8.EntranceintotheMarianCon-

ThedeathofMgr.Pilleri,parish priestoftheVaticanandconfessor tothePope,whichhasoccurredat theaeeofninety-one,hasremoved oneofthemostremarkablefigures thatRomehashadformanyyears. Shortlyafterhearingtheconfession oftheHolyFatheronthe16thinst. theagedprelatecomplainedoffeelingunwell.Whenvisitedbytwo doctors,whopronouncedhimtobe sufferingfromPronchitis,Mgr.PiffeHimmediatelysetaboutsettling hisspiritualaffeirs.He)passedaway peacefullyonFridaymorning.Half anhourbeforehisdeathPiusX. haPPenedtobereturningfroma walkintheVaticangardens,and learningofthecriticalconditionof hisconfessor,wentimmediatelyto hisrooms,andimpartedtheApostolicBenediction.Thiswasat7.30 a.m.,andateighttheagedprelate wasdead.TheCardinalSecretary ofState,theMajordomooftheVatican,andallthemilitaryandcivil officersoftheApostolicPalacepaid alasttributeofrespecttotheremainsoftheirIteparishpriest, whichwerewatchedltheLeugustinianFathers,towhoseorder Iv( l'ifferibelongedfromthetimeofhis ordinationtothepriesthood,close onseventyyearsago.

(Note.Foundation-Childrenmustfraternin,(i.e.,ofChildrenof meaneither(a)childrensentbyMare?)establishedinth?Hospice authorityoftheBishopor(b)thoseisrecommendedtotheHouse-childgirlsforwhomtheHospicewasori-mil,endallarerequiredto reginalheintended,whileitafterwardsceivetheSacramentsregularly'.They developedthevariousbrancheswetoo,form;thechoirtosingfor seenotedinthesestatutes.) bothdivisionsofthet'onfraternitY-

2.Thesechildrenshallvolunter-thetowndivisionandthatofthe ilyhandovertotheLadySuperin-country. tendent,allthemoneytheyearn,0.Padbehaviour,assoonasproandsheistokeep'itforthemandvenincursdismissalfromthehouse. useitfortheirneeds.ArticlesofNothingstandsinthewayofvolclothingaretoheprocuredbyhay-untarydeparture,stillthismustbe

PRINCESS'SAUDIENCE.

Achildhascertainlyknownonn4 apartofhisfather'slovewhohas thoughtofhisfatheraslovingonlyinhisindulgence.Thereisa wholeotherregionofhisfather's lovewhichhehasneverenteredtheregioninwhichhisfather,with aProfoundercareforhimandalso withacompletertrustinhir, showshismercybyhisdenial.We canallremember,Isuppose,how onceifmenhadaskedushow we knewGodlovedus,theanswerthat leapedtoourlipswouldhavebeen theglowingcatalogueof.allthatIle hasgivenus,alltheinventivesHe hasputintoourlives,allthesecuritiesbywhichHehassurrounded us,allthesuccesses(bywhichHehas shownusthatwebelongtoHim. henstillremain.Thesearestill) onourlipswhenwesingHisprat.es.ButifwehaveatallcompassedHdsloveastheyears have sweptalong,thereisanothersideof itwhichhasgrownalsodeartous, andwhichhas,initsdearnessa peculiardepthandstrengthand sweetnessallitsown.'thereisa profoundstraininourthankfulness, whichsingsofthemany'timesin whichithasbeenthroughtheex* hinitionofourownweaknessthat GodhasshownusHisstrength;of theplansandpurposesHehas broughttofailureinorderthatout oftheirfailureHemightbuildsuccess.

TheHolyFatherrecentlyreceived inprivateaudienceherHighnessthe PrincessMariaAnneFrederick,widowoftheLandgraveofHesse, of thereigning.houseofPrussia.After theaudience,thePrincess,acconitiafliedbyhersuite,prodeededtothe apartmentsoftheCardinalSeentare-cfState.Throughouthereitan intheVaticanPalacethePrincess wasaccordedallthemilitary'honoursduetoherrank.

Mostofusareguiltyofsinsof ommissionbecausetheyinvolveless effortthantheotherkind.

Nolifeissoshortthatithasno timeforgoodandkindlydeeds,nor snlongthatitcandelaytheirdoing.

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AUSTRALIAANDITIsByTHEIREMPHATICVERDICTTHATWEAREABLETOHOLDTHETRADEOFTHECITYANDPUTUP NEWRECORDSEVERYDAY.

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"Eva"oftheNation=-Dead

Thedeathof"Eva,"ofthe"Nation-thisweekinBrisbanerecalls oneofthemoststirringperiods, withwhichshewasthelastliving link,inIrishhistory,saysTheSydney"CatholicPress."WhileO'Connellwasstilltherecognised leaderoftheIrishNationalistmovement,ayoungmancameforwardas aprominentfigureinIrishpolitics, WilliamSmithO'Brien,M.P.,for Limdel,acountryeantleman of statelydescent,adirectdescendant ofBrian.Boroimhe,andabrotherof LordInchiquin.Hemadehisfirst appearanceinConciliationHallon June2,1844,and(OConnellwelcomedhimcordially.Butthe%alliancebetweenO'Connelland0'Brien,betweenOld-Ireland and YoungIreland,couldnothe, and wasnot,oflongduration. For O'Cunn:11wasemphaticallyanddeopposedtoanyappealat anetime,orunderanyconsideration,tophysicalforce.Smith a'Brienwasofopinionthatunder %certaincircumstancesitwasthe 'dutyofthenationtodefendits debtswithitsarms.

TheYoungIcelandershadattheir barkthe"Nation,"perhapsthe mostremarkablenewspaperinthe historyof:'ournalism,aweeklypaperfoundedtwoyearspreviously ThomasDavis,JohnDillon(father oftheJohnDillonofto-day),and ('harlesGavanDuffy.The"Nation" hadtakenforitsmottothewords ofananswermadebyStephen WoulfetoPeel'scontemptuousenquiryinParliamentastowhatgood corPoratioeswoulddoacountryso poorasIreland-''Iwilltellthe honors:L.1egentleman,"saidWoulfe "theywillgofartocreateand fosterpuslicopinion,'andmakeit racyofthesail."Thesuccessof he"Nation"wasea m traordary. TtsPoliticalteachings,itsinspiring andviooroussongsandballads,the newlessonsofcourageandhope thatittaught,thewideknowledge, ofhistorypossessedbyitswriters -allcombinedtomakeitwelcome tothousands.Thetradesmen in towns,andthecountrypeasants readit,andwereanimatedwiththe storyoftheiroldhistoricislandintothebeliefthatshehadafuture, andthatthefuturewascloseat hand,andthattheyweretohelpto !retieit.SmithO'Brienwasoneof thegreatestadmirersofthe"Nation."\oungmenandwomenclusteredrourdit,lailliantyoungessayists,politicians,poets,manyof whore,inthebrieflifeofthepaper -f-ritdidn'tlastadecade-inscribedtheirnamesontherollofimmortality.ItwasThomasDavis, himself,whopersuaded"Eva"to writ(Toherunclewhomhemet inDublin,hesaid"EveryeducatedyouncIrishmanandwomanis atheartapoet,andyoumustpromisemeaPoemfromyourniece nextweek."AtthattimeEva0'Kellythoughtmoreofpleaonthe hillsidesthanofliterature. But nextweekthefirstofmanypoems

aimed"Eva,"appearedinthe"Nation,"andhersongs-inwhichshe voicedthespiritofhercountrytouchedtheheartsoftheIrishin everyland,andwilldosoforall time.

ThegreatmajorityoftheYoung Inlandersentertainedascarcelyconcealedcontemptforthepolicy ofO'Connell'soldSee.Theytalked, readandthouehtrevolution. In passionatePoemsandeloquentspeechestheye'pressedtheirhatredof tyranny,andtheirsternresolveto freetheircountrybybravedeedsratherthanbyarguments.Theyhada z,rilliantoratoramongthem,Thomas FrancisMeagher,"ayoungman," saysLecky,a`whoseeloquencewas beyondcomparisonsuperiortothat ofanyotherrisingspeakerInthe country,andwho,hadhebeenplacedincircumstancesfavourableto thedevelopmentofhistalent,might perhapsatlengthhavetakenhis placeamongthegreatorators of Ireland."Theirhopeswerevisionary,ofcourse,althoughtheywere eneouraeedbyvastmeetingsinthe unitedStates,directedbymenlike HoraceGreeleyandSeward,who threatenedEnglandwiththelossof CanadaifshesuppressedtheRepeal aeitationwithforceandinFrance' theRepublicanPartywereloudin theirsympathywithIreland.But Irelandhadlostheropportunity when.GrattondismissedtheVolunteers.Aidfromabroadcouldnot toreliedunonherpeoplewereunarmed,andwhenfinally,SmithO'Brien.MeagherandDillontookto thefieldtheywereinstantlycrushed.Fortheirplanswerebetrayed totheGovernment,andtheGovernmintstruckatthemY'-forethey en'lddoanything.Therefollowed innumerablearrests.JanDillon wasconcealedby"Eva,"ofthe "Nation"inheruncle'shomeshe &sauteedhimasanriest,andas suchheeseapedtoAmerica.John Mitchel,afterDavis,themostpowerfulwriteramongtheYoungInlanders,wastransportedtoBermuda,whencehewassenttoTasmaniaSmithO'Brien,Meagher,and etherswerecondemn'dtobehanged drawn,andquartered,butthesentenceswerecommutedtotransportationforlife,andinalittlewhile, Ora.andJohnMartinredKevin IzodO'Ooherty,whowasbetrothed to"Eva,"andTerenceBellewMcManus,foundthemselvesinTasmaniawithJohnMitchel,fromwhich. inthecourseefyears,Mitcheland MeagherescapedtoAmerica. The otherswereeventuallypardonedand aoroursandgiftswereshowereduponthembythepeopleofAustralia. Canitbesaidnow,thatthe YoungIrelandmovementwasa failure? WithO'Connell'sname theemancipationofanationofCatholicsfromtheInnalslawswill Awe%sbetriomollantlerassociated, andhisnamelendslustretothe aaitationinfavouroftheRepealof theUnion;butasoneofthehistoriansoftheperiodremarks, the warmtereathofpatriotismwhichin

1842inspiredtheIrishnationwith anewpurposeandanewhope,and which,withitsafflatushasgivena quickervitalitytoeverynational movementsince,isduenottoO'Connell,buttotheyoungmanwho editedthe"Nation,"ThomasDavis,andtotheyoungmenandwomenwhowrotefortheNation," andwhomaybesaidtohavemade anation."Critics,"saysJustin HuntleyMcCarthy-"evenfriendly critics-areaccustomedtosay,too lightly,thattheYoungIreland movementfailedinitsobject.Ifbecauseitdidnotaddasuccessfulrevolutiontotheyearofrevolutions; ifbecauseitdidnotoverthrowBritishruleinIreland,andsetupthe greenflagonDublinCastle,itdeservestohecalledafailure,then, ofcourse,itdidfail,forit accomolishednonecfthesethings.It wasnotarevolutionitwashardly.arivalrising.Itsleaderswere exiledalrrOstwithoutastruggle itsflagnevershoweduponasingle field.Butitgaveanewimpulseto theIrishcauseitgavetheIrish' newmartyrsandanewtradi`ion itcarriedtoIrishmenineverycorneroftheearthastroneerhere andafirmerconvictionoftheduty ofnationality."

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l'nderthetitle,"BusinessVersus Christianity,"Mr.RichardBarry,a Protestantwritesinthecurrent numberof"Pearson'sMagazine,"a strongindictmentofProtestantmissionsandmissionaries.Itwouldbe difficulttolindwordsstrongerand moreconvincingthanthoseofthe articleinquestion.

Theexperienceoftheauthorofthe articlehisbeenthatwhatevermay havebeentheguidingprinciplecf theProtestantmissionaryinthe past,he'is,forthepresent,at least,ledtohiswork,notsomuch bytheloveofGodandtheinterest ofChristianityasbythecommercialspiritoftheage.Immense movementsareinProgressinPro-estantdmoneinationstoraisemoney, fortheuseofthesemissionaries. Aln-adymillionshavebeenraisedfor thepurpose,andnowitishopedto raisemuchmore.AsMr.Barry states"Theywantonemanand onewomanforeacheo.000ofthat foreignpopulation,and240)for eachteamtospend."

ABUSINESSCOMPANION. Mr.Barrygoesstillfurther in characterisingthesemissionaryenterprises."Wehaveadvanced,however,asgoodbusinessmenwesee theadvantageofanapprovedname ofgoodstanding,anamethatwe canadvertise.Sowetakethename ofohr'satheatl-o1sofisfoharnmdendo"rown--a-onnotthe sword. `he Ontofthis h-lvtrinityofname,was,end means,w"willevaneelisetheworld -andinjigquicktime."

ONEDOLLARINTWELVEGETS TOTHEHEATHEN.

-Onewouldnaturallyimagine thatthemillionshithertospent,and; stillbeingspent,wouldatleastbe usedwitheconomyandprofit.Yet lwhatarethefacts? Aboutone dollarintwelveactuallygetstothe heathen.Whenwedropadollarin therlateonSundaymorning,we maypausetoreflectthatadimeof itwillevergkttotheIndiansor theChineseortheAfricans." apes'in!ofthecaliereofthemitesionerieswhoaresentonthesethisIsions,Mr.Barrysays:-"Where thereisawea:lyminister,oneso over-emotionalandsospinelessthat itcouldbePalmedoffonlyonthe !heathen,heistheonethatgoesintotheforeignfields.Amanwho wouldneverfindinthiscountrya !congregationthatcouldpayhim morethan£!o0ayear:roes to Chi-a,3a-an,mita,orAfrica, withanallowanceoffrom2240to £360ayear."

Thewriterismercilessinhis stetemints. Theprincipalequipmentofamissionre-isnotlearningorzealforsouls,butthebackingofalargesupplyofmoney.He mustbethegreatoneamongthe simplenativeswhomhemustastoundinhisdisplayof'wealth. "TheMissionariesmakeaconvincingargumentforthenecessityof thisequipment-i.e.,convincingto businessmen.Iftheydonotlive inaway'toimpresstheOriental, theysaythe,cannothopetoconverthim.Nothingaboutspirituality;nothingaboutthelifeeverlastnothingaboutChristianity.No, spiritualconvictionisnotupto date.Whatthemissionaryofto-day needsisagoodendowment,substantial'buildings,plentyofrice money,aretinueofservants,and theeverahoeeringrresenceofafleet oflattl-sbies" ANIMPRESSIVECONTRAST.

Thewritermakesastriking'contrastbetweentheProtestantand theCatholicmissionaries: "AlthoughIamnotaCatholic,and wasraisedinaProtestantChurch, Imustconf-ssthatwhenItravelleddowntheYang-Tee-Kiangmy allegiancewaitoutInstinctivelyto three.Jesuitswhoweretravellingtn thesteerage,wearingtheOriental garb,makingthemselvesasinconspicuousaspossible,andacting,toall outwardsemblance,likeChinamen, holdingfaithwiththeirtriplevow ofSilence,Poverty,andObedience." Buthegoeson"Atthesame timetherewasattablewithme, inthefirstsaloon,threeProtestant missionariesofdifferentdenominations,eachwithhisownChinesesere vaat,andeachexplainingtomeat differenttimes,howhereallyought tohavemorerconeytogetalong properlyinthatheathencountry. Haditcometoaspiritualshowdown,IfearIshould'havecastmy lotwiththeJesuits.Theirconduct accordedmorecloselywithmyinterpretationoftheNewTestament." Theincidentsneaksforitself,and needsnocomment.

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Therecentexcellent'developments inthebottomlevelattheMararoa mineareregardedwiththeutmost satisfactionnotonlybethelucky, localshareholders,butbytheresidentsgenerally,for,asamatterof fact,miningmattersgenerally in theNorsemandistrictduringthe pastfewmonthshavenotbeenparticularlybright.Norsemanproposi tionsareregardedinsomequarters asbeingratherriskyowingtothe reefnotlivingatanygreatdepth, buttheworkingsattheMararoa minearepastthedangerzone,and thepropertyisinanexcellentpositionandlikelytodeclaredividends foralongtimetocome.UnhaPpilsthispropositionistheonlyone onthefieldinthisgoodpositionat thepresenttime,butlocalexperts declarethatthereareplentymore MararoasaboutNorseman.Itis tohehopedthattheyv.ilisoon cometolight,forquiteanumberof oldhandsaregettingtiredofwaitingforthegoodtimesthathave sofrequentlybeenpredicted.Letus hopethatthegeedoldaxiomof "allroodthin'scometothosewho waitforthem,"willberealisedere long.

WehavethePleasureofhaving theRev.FatherManganamcsestus. Hecommencedamissionin St. Joseph'sChuechonQind'ymorning andthelargeennarroa'ion who werepresent(notonly-th-lice', weredelightedwithhisearnest quence,andtloethor,tigialv.intellectualtreatthatisbeingaffordedthe resilentsofNorseman.Indeed,your correspondentknowsofinst"nc',12?ren'oplehivewaledalonehush tracksformorethanciehtn-11-8to heartheculturedFather.Itis safetopredictthatduringtheenseineweektheseatingaccommodationinSt.Joseph'schurchwilll'e inadesuatefortheaccommodation forthelargenumberofpeoplewho arsanxioustohearhim.

OnFridaylastthePupilsattendingtheConventSchoolweregiven aholidayinhonourofthenew king'sbirthday.Mr.V.A.Gatti, kindlyandthoughtfullyprovideda goodsupplyofconfectioneryto marktheoccasion.

Atthetimeofwritingrainisfallingandeveryonehonesthatthe protracteddroughthasatlastbrokenup.

TheKing'spictureswhichare showntwiceaweekinReynold's Hallattractlargeaudiencesandare averyinterestingarilinstructive formofamusement.

Regardingtheparagraphinreferencetoapproachingweddingbells, whichappearedinthe"Record,'" p'ro'lysomedefiniteannouncement ofthisinterestingmatterwillheavailablenextweek.

FeastoftheSacredHeart

ATTHEGOODSHEPHERDCONVENT,LEEDERVILLE.

TheFeastoftheSacredHeartat theGoodShepherd'sLeederville, wasoneofgreatre,oking.Fordays beforeeveryonewasbusypreparing forthefeastoftheMasterofthe House.ThelittleconventOratory wasprettyintheextremeonthe occasion.TheSisterSacristiandeservesthe.hiek-stpraiseforhermasterlytouchatdeoorating. esaoPyo'erthehighaltarwasartisticallydra.pedwithcanaryandcardinalillhangings,locoedupwith&sraregusfern,androsesof every hue,wh'chhadacharmingeffect. Thealterwasstuddedwithvasesof the stendT.-restflowers(gifts cfkindfriendsofthecommunity)so tastefullyarr-nred,thatinentering tiswasircmcd'atrlystruckbythe sweetcent'initionofeclouring.At eesistle wasahondsornestate-oftheSacredHeart,overthis altarfellloosefoldsofcrimson,silk relievedto-softmassesofspangled net.Variaeatedplantsandshrubs ,adornedthesanctuaryinterspersed

withlightsandfairylamps. TheSisterischargeoftheoutdoorandcloisterdecorationswas notlesssuccessfulinexhibitingher wonderfulskillandtaste.Drapings ofcrimsonandgoldgracefflyfell fromsidetosideofthecloister, fastenedbsfansandtinybellsof variouscolours.Outsidethehall doorwasatriumphalarch"Ecce penisAngelorum,"Thefrontbalconywaslinedwithwhitelacehangingscaughtupbyplumesofpampusgrassandpalms,whichgavean airoflovelin.isstothesurroundings Aroundthegardenwalkswereplaced Bannerettesofcountlesssaints,foremostwerethosewhowhilstonearth hadmostdevotiontotheBlessed Sacrament.TheCommunityMass wascelebratedbyourReverend ('haPlainFatherGeraldGriffin,duringahichthechildrenoftheSacredHeartclasssangMotettsand hymnssuitablefortheoccasicn,the barmen%andmelodyoftheirvoices, transportedtheirlistenersfarbeyondthisValeofTears,awakening insome,sentimentswhichlonglay buriedino',1ivion,whilstothersit urgedentonoblerdeeds.After MasswehadExposit's-a,itwasso consolingtoseeflockafterflockof Hisdearsheepcomingtopaythe Ifastertheirrespectfulandreverentialhomage.Thechildrenof St. Mary'sclasswerenotlossdesotienel.Atfouro'cloc'r,the1-oitfixed forthegrandprocession,theVenerableArchdeaconSmytharrived, accompaniedhstheRev.Father Flynn,Glendalough,theRev.FatherVerling,alsotheRev.Father Gallaeher,withanumberoflittle acolytesoressedindifferentFoutannesandsurplices.Thecanopywas l'oruebythestaffemployedatthe GoodSherherdallofwhomare IrS311. SixchildrenoftheSacred Heartclasswhoworenrettyfrocks ofwhitemuslinwithcrimsonsashes withwreathssradsellscarrvine. Fold'as',etssla-hedwithscerlot !rit.ben,fullofchoicest00-epee,which IthewlovinglystrewedbeforeOur DivineLord.

OurRev.Chaplainwascross-bearerandastheprocessionmarched slowlyandsolemnlealongeveryone. joinedinsinginghymnsuntilthe airresoundedwithonegloriousecho ofloveandpraise.Whenwe returnedtotheChurchsolemnBenedictionbytheVenerableArchdeacon Smythclosedoneofthehappiest daysonrecordattheGoodShepherd's.Veryvisibleproofsofoar Lord'sgoodpleasurewerewitnessed, duringtheday,theweather,which threatenedadownpourintheafternoon,becamesuddenlycalmandthe sunshoneoutinallitsbrilliancy, sothateventhewaxta?ers,which theSisterscarriedwerenotextinguished.AndagainOurLordshowedhowPleasedHewaswiththe careta'senofhisflocSofsesheep, whenevenonHisFeasthedidnot wearyofsearchingforsomemore andbroughttothefoldtwo,wh arenowhappyandcontented. Howmanyasoulstillthereis WholongsHisLighttoguideher, Andshieldherfromthescornof those Whosejestitistochideher. MayHissweetsmileattracttheir hearts, Asoftitdidofold, AndmayallMare'sliveanddie Within}Nissacredfold.

SistersofCharityinAmerica

Thereare56,00ndevotedCatholic womenintheUnitedStateseneaged inthatbeautifulworkwhichfnds expressioninthelaboursofsuch organisationsastheSisterscfCharity,SistersofMercy,theLittleSistersofthePoor.Theyhaveover hooCollegesendacademiesforwomen,cooinstitutionsfor("lee"ande,o0oparochialschools they have I,000,000orphans,patients, strays,wadfs,andagedpeople;to rarefor,en,(5)ogirlsintheircollegesandacademies,and800,000 shildrenintheirparochialschools. a

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cares,donotlettheminvadethe harbourofyourhomes.Becheerful atyourmealscheerfulnessisa gooddigester.isgloomytemperpro- ducesdyspepsia.Imitatethepri- mitiveChristians"Whotook'their meatwithgladnessandsimplicityof heart."

visittomeshortlyafterhisdefeat, heenumeratedonhisfingersthe namesofPresidentswhowereweigh- eddownbythecaresofstate,or whosepubliccareersweresuddenly cutshortbydeath.

Donotmakethepleasuresoflife thesubjectofyourdelight,for someofthosePleasuresarebaseand shameful,andtheyareallofbrief duration.Ourgloryascitizens)of God'skingdomonearthdoesnot consistinthepleasuresofthetable, butintheGod-givengraceoftheHolyGhost.Solomonpossessedall thesetemporaladvantagesofwhich Ihavespoken. Heruledaking- dom,andnopleasurethathisheart

us012solemnverdictthatallis vanity'andafflictionofspirit.' Whatthen,shouldbethebasisof ourjoy?Whatistheoilwhich shouldfeedthisblessedlamp of cheerfulness?St.Paultells!uswhen hesays "RejoiceintheLord."

Thecheerfulmannotonlyhassun-forgotten.Hismemoryarousesno shineinhisownheart,buthedif-enthusiasm,and1donotknowwhe- fusesitaroundhim.Whenhe en-jtheythereisamonumentoverhis tersaroom,thecompanyfeelthegrave.Hehimselfbecameprofound- warmthofhispresence,andtheirIlyimpressedwiththevanity of heartsexpandwithpleasure. Heearthlyglory.Ontheoccasionofa exercisesontheirspiritsthesame influencethattheelectriclights, whenareturnedoninthecathedral produceuponyoursenses.The gloomyman,onthecontrary,repelsthem,andcastsadarkshadow overthem.0,mybrethren,whist iswealthorhonourtoman?,,What isakingdomtohim,iftheking- domofhissoulisdarkanddesolate,andovershadowedbytheclouds ofsadnessanddespairWhatwas thepompandsplendourofHerod's court! Whatwasthesound of revelryandthemostdeliciousmusic tohim,whentherewasnorespon- sivemelodyin.hissoulWhatwere thebewitchingsmilesandgraceful fieuresthatglidedthrough.thedanc-desired,wasdeniedhim.Yetheleft inghallWhatwasthesumptuous banquetwhenhisheartsickenedat thecontemplationofhisincestuous marriage,andofhisinnocentblood oftheBaptistwhichhehadshed! Howtruearethewordsofthe Prophet"Thewickedarelikethe ragingseawhichcannotrest,and thewavesthereofcastupdirtand mire.ThereisnoPeacetothewicked,saiththeLord."

Whatshouldbethebasisofour joy?Thefoundationofourgladnessofheartshouldnotrestonour temporalpossessions.Iam,farindeedfromdecryingthelegitimateac- quisitionofwealth.Forifjudici- ouslyemployeditcontributesto thealleviationofhumanmisery.But whatisnotlastingcannotbestow thefullnessofsatisfaction.Wehave averyuncertaintenureofourriches

Weshouldrejoicebecausewecan lookuptoHeaven,andclaimasour FathertheCreatoroftheuniverse. Weshouldbegladofheart,because wearethebrothersandsistersof .1esusChristbyadoption,thatwe wereredeemedbyHisprecious Flood.Weshouldrejoicethat we areheirsProspectiveoftheKing- domofHeaven,andthat"theeye hathnotseen,norearheard,neitherbathitenteredintotheheartof manwhatthingsGodhathprepar- edforthemthatloveHim." We

Theymay'takewingsandflyfromthoughtthatonedayweshallen-fewpracticalsuggesticns.First,of us.Wewillcertainlypartwithourterintooureternalrest,when"Godall,endeavourtoestablishthereign wealthatthehourOfdeath. shal$wipeawayalltearsfrom(our)ofjoyandsunshineinyourown Norshouldourhappinessrestoneyes,anddeathshallbenomore,heart.Toaccomplishthisblessed thePowerwemayexert,noronthefortheformerthingshave'passedresult,threeconditionsarenecessary exaltedplacewemayfill,noronaway."

IfwestudythelifeofSt.Paul, wewillfindthatthedominantnote inhischaracterwasjoyamidsuferings.Hisapostolicministrywas acontinuoussceneofprivationsand hardships.Yetnotwithstandingall thesesufferings,orratherbecauseof them,theheartofPaulwashabit- uallyjoyous,forheknewthatevery stripeandeverytrialwouldbePut tohisaccountontheLord'sday. "Irejoice,"hesays,"withgreat joyinthemidstofmytribulations. Iamassorrowful,yetalwaysjoicing,asneedyyetenrichingmany ashavingnothingyetpossessingall things."Againhesays"Were- joicenotonlyinthehopeofthe gloryofthesonsofGod,butwe gloryalsointhetribulations,know- ingthattribulationworkethpatience andpatiencetrialandtrialhope, andhopeconfoundethnot,forthe charityofGodispouredforthin ourheartsbytheHolyGhost,who isgivenus." Hereisagolden stairwayascendinglikeJacob'slad- der,fromearthtoheaven.Thefirst stepwhichistribulation,restson theearth,andthelaststepwhich ishope,reachedheaven.Letus, liketheapostle,joyfullyascendthis heavenlystairway.Formtribulation letusascendtopatience;frompa- tienceletusmountuptotrialor approvalfromapproval,tohope; letusascendinthespirittothe kingdomofheaven."FortheSpi- ritHimselfgivethtestimonytoour spiritthatwearethesonstofGod andifsons,heirsalso,heirsindeed cfGod,andjointheirswithChrist.' ehouldbefilledfwithdelightbytheLetmeofferyouinconclusiona

Aboveall,worshiptheLordwith gladnessofheart,forGodlovetha cheerfulgiver.Hewishestobeser- ved,notwith.thesullenness,gloom,andreluctanceofaslaveorahire- ling,butwiththealacrityofason. CometothehouseofGodonthe Lord'sDay,notastoaplaceof motrIling,butastothebright homeofyourFather.Beanimated withthesentimentsoftheRoyal Prophet,whenheexclaimed"I willg0tothealtarofGod,toGod who'rejoicethmyyouth."Ifthe houseofGodisassociatedwithfeelingsofjoyinourinnocentchildhood,whynotinthedaysofourerringandsinningmanhoodaswell? IsHenottheFatherofthetransgressoraswellasoftherighteous Andhasnottheprodigalmoreneca oftheshelterandrefreshmentofhis Father'shomethantheunoffending son?

Mrs.Granger"Silas,Isawa beautifulFrenchclockinthejewel- ler'swindowwhenIwasintown to-day.Idowishyouwouldbuy itforma'Christmaspresent." Granger"Now,Maude,there ain'tnouseofwastinggoodmoney onaFrenchclock.Neitherofus understandsFrenchiandwe'dnever beabletotellwhattimeitwasby thething.'

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Thecheerfulmannotonlyhassun-forgotten.Hismemoryarousesnopoorshouldbegladsome,becausemitiveChristians:"Whotools.their shineinhisownheart,buthedif-enthusiasm,andIdonotknowwhe-YoucanimitateyourMaster-4 who,meatwithgladnessandsimplicityof fusesitaroundhim.Whenheen-theythereisamonumentoverhisbeingrich,becamepoorforourheart." grave.Hehimselfbecameprofound-sakes,thatbythepovertywemight Aboveall,worshiptheLordwith lyimpressedwiththevanity ofbeenriched. gladnessofheart,forGodlovetha ItwestudythelifeofSt.Paul,cheerfulgiver.Hewishestobe earthlyglory.Ontheoccasionofa servisittomeshortlyafterhisdefeat,wewillfindthatthedominantnoteved,notwiththesullenness,gloom, heenumeratedonhislingersthe andreluctanceofaslaveorahire-

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tersaroom,thecompany-feelthe warmthofhispresence,andtheir heartsexpandwith pleasure. He exercisesontheirspiritsthesame influencethattheelectriclights, whenareturnedoninthecathedral produceuponyoursenses.The gloomyman,onthecontrary,repelsthem,andcastsadarkshadow overthem.0,mybrethren,what iswealthorhonourtoman?What isakingdomtohim,iftheking- domofhissoulisdarkanddesolate,andovershadowedbytheclouds ofsadnessanddespair Whatwas thepompandsplendourofHerod's court Whatwasthesoundof revelryandthemostdeliciousmusic tohim,whentherewasnorespon- sivemelodyin.hissoulWhatwere thebewitchingsmilesandgraceful figuresthatglidedthrough.thedanc-desired,wasdeniedhim.Yetheleft inghall!Whatwasthesumptuoususthasolemnverdictthatallis banquetwhenhisheartsickenedatvanityandafflictionofspirit.' thecontemplationofhisincestuousWhatthen,shouldbethebasisof marriage,andofhisinnocentblood oftheBaptistwhichhehadshed Howtruearethewordsofthe Prophet"Thewickedarelikethe ragingseawhichcannotrest,and thewavesthereofcastupdirtand mire.ThereisnoPeacetothewicked,saiththeLord."

Whatshouldbethebasisofour joy?Thefoundationofourgladnessofheartshouldnotrestonour temporalpossessions.Iam,farindeedfromdecryingthelegitimateacquisitionofwealth.Forifjudici- ouslyemployeditcontributesto thealleviationofhumanmisery.But whatisnotlastingcannotbestow thefullnessofsatisfaction.Wehave averyuncertaintenureofourriches Theymaytakewingsandflyfrom us.Wewillcertainly,partwithour wealthatthehourOfdeath.

Norshouldourhappinessreston thePowerwemayexert,noronthe exaltedplace'wemayfill,noron thehonoursconferreduponus,no matterhow'wellmeritedtheymay be,orhowsincerelytheymaybe bestowed.Thedisciplesreturnedto ourSaviourfullofjoyandcomplacencyaftertheirfirstmission,becausetheyhadwroughtmiracles.OurSaviouradmonishedthemnot totakecomplacencyinapowerthat wasonlydelegatedtothemRe- joicenotinthisthatyournamesare writteninHeaven.'0howcaprici- ousandtreacherousishumanap- plause,asweseefromdailyexam- ples! Afewyearsago,J.G. Blainewas,Perhaps,themostpopu- larcitizenintheUnitedStates.Tie wascalledbyhisadmiringfriends 'theplumedknight.'Hedrew thousandstohimby.hispersonal magnetism.HealmostbecamePre- sident,andwouldhaveobtainedthe covetedprizewereitnotfortheill- timedspeechofafanaticalpreach-

hischaracterwasjoyamidsaerings.Hisapostolicministrywasling,butwiththealacrityofason. ofPresidentswhowereweighacontinuoussceneofprivationsandCometothehouseofGodonthe hardships.YetnotwithstandingallLord'sDay.,notastoaplace01 thesesufferings,orratherbecauseofmonrfing,butastothebright them,theheartofPaulwashabit-ually joyous,forheknewthateverywiththe otfheyosuerntlf,m'atehnetr Be theanimRoayteald stripeandeverytrialwouldbePutProphet,whenheexclaimed"I to,,hisaccount,ontheLord'sday.willgotothealtarofGad,toGod shameful,andtheyareallofbrief " duration.Ourgloryascitizens)of Irejoice,hesays,withgreat jayinthemidstofmytribulations. whorejoicethmyyouth."Ifthe God'skingdomonearthdoesnotIamassorrowful,yetalwaysrehouseofGodisassociatedwithfeel- consistinthepleasuresofthetable,joicing,asneedyyetenrichingmany ingsofjoyinourinnocentchild- butintheGod-givengraceofthe things. Againhesays: ,ssing 'Were-IsHenottheFatherofitbetransthesetemporaladvantagesofwhichjokenotonlin Ihavespoken. Heruledaking- thehopeofthe gloryofthesonsofGod,butweAndhasnottheprodigalmoreneca gressoraswellasoftherighteous/ dom,andnopleasurethathisheartgloryalsointhetribulations,know-oftheshelterandrefreshmentofhis ingthattribulationworkethpatienceFather'shomethantheunoffending andpatiencetrialandtrialhope,son andhopeconfoundethnot,forthe charityofGodispouredforthin ourjoy.?Whatistheoilwhich our s HolyGhostw heartb-the h

shouldfeedthisblessedlamp of o isgivenus." Hereisagolden cheerfulness?St.Paultell&uswhen hesays"RejoiceintheLord."

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Weshouldrejoicebecausewecan lookuptoHeaven,andclaimasour FathertheCreatoroftheuniverse. Weshouldbegladofheart,because wearethebrothersand,sistersof JesusChristbyadoption,thatwe wereredeemedbyHisprecious Hood.Weshouldrejoicethat weapprovalfromapproval,tohope areheirsProspectiveoftheKing-letusascendinthespirittothe domofHeaven,andthat"theeyekingdomofheaven."FortheSpi- hathnotseen,norearheard,neith-sitHimselfgivethtestimonytoour erbathitenteredintotheheartofspiritthatwearethesonsofGod manwhatthingsGodbathprepay-andifsons,heirsalso,heirsindeed alforthemthatloveHim." WecfGod,andjointheirswithChrist.' shouldbefilled'withdelightbytheLetmeofferyouinconclusiona thoughtthatonedayweshallen-fewpracticalsuggestions.Firstof terintooureternalrest,when"Godall,endeavourtoestablishthereign shallwipeawayalltearsfrom(our)ofjoyandsunshineinyourown eyes,anddeathshallbenomore,heart.Toaccomplishthisblessed fortheformerthingshave'passedresult,threeconditionsarenecessary away."

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Aliceandthroughdeliberateeffortof hers,thatwouldhavebeenadifferentmatter-ashehadsuggestedto her.Sincetheywerelittleboyshe andMauricehadbeenthegreatest chumsimaginable.SinceMaurice's accidentwhentheywerehalf-grown lads,leavingGeorgealonetotake theirowntramps,todashfreelyoverthecountryastheyhadalways donetogether.George'sloveforthe afflictedMauricehadgroandeeper, andastenderasthatofawoman. Undertheoldcomradeshipandboyishloyaltynowranacurrent of delicatesympathyandprotective loveonGeorge'ssidethattradethe twocousinsevendearerthanever, tosuchoftheirfriendsashadperceptionenoughtoseetherelation initsentirety-arelationof such benefittoMaurice,butforthat hisgreatervigour,whilerevealingmattertoGeorge,too,byreasonof thefrailcastofthelimbsofthethemesticalworkingsoflove, youthinthecartandtheheavywhichparadoxicallyenrichesthediswalking-stickthatnowhadtodopenserevenmorethanthereceiver ofitsdeargifts.

ButthoughGeorgehadjo'ingly saidtoAlicethathebelivedMauricewasinlovewithher,hehad notmeantitveryseriously.Inthe beginninghehadbeenafraidof somesuchthing-notselfishly'afraid, butratherbecausehefanciedsuch athingwouldonlygivepain to Maurice,whohadsuchlinequixotismal.onteverything,andwho, Georeebelieved,wouldsever,because ofhislameness,aska girlto sharealifethatwouldhenecessarilyinsomeaspectsahampered,

Astheyrodethroughthelate, lovelysummerwoods,thatcrowned thehill,GeorgeHamptontookgreat credittohimselffornotproposing toAlice.Fornow,ifever,providentially,ideally,diditseemoneof thoserareoccasionsofthe"time andtheplace,andthelovedoneall together."Assuredlynomorero-, manticmise-en-scenecouldtherebe thanthequietbridle-pathovershad-constantserviceforoneofthem. owedbeoakandelm,scarcely.stir-"Look,"saidGeorge,"there's ringinthesoftairoftheSeptem-Mauriceinthevalley." begafternoon.NorhadAliceeverAshadepassedoverAlice'sface beenmorebeguilingthan-intheseassheglanceddownsilently. momentswhenshesatsosplendidly"Ofwhatareyouthinking?" onherhorse,hercheeksallflushed,askedGeorge,whowasatthat andelowingfromthenelongdashstagewhereeveryflickerofAlice's theyhadjusthaddownalevelstra.eyelasheshadmomentoussignificance leadingouttothiscrestwheretheyforhim. now:lackedreinsandpace. Yes, e1wasthinkingthatinsomeways surelytheplaceandthelovedoneeiauriceisalwaysinthevalley." wereatthismomentalltobe'ask- "Yes,"saidGeorge,"Poorchap! ed. Yethe'ssuchabravefellow,abody StillGeorgedelayed-partlyfromneverthinksofsentimentalizingovtheinstinctthatsometimesmakeserhim.Ican'tbeartohaveanysomewhatrestrictedlife. So oneeoslowly,reverently,toagreatonepityhim."

Georgehadbeengladtoseethat joy.Andpartlybecause,despiteall"Oh,I'dneverthinkofsentimen-whatheatfirstfanciedwasgoing the:harmofthemomentathand,talleingoverhim!"AlicequiclietoheatestofdearoldMaurice's hefanciedtherewouldheayetanswered."Noroveranyoneelsestrengthofwillandself-effacement, moreperfecttime,persuasiveaswasmore'sthepity"Georgeinwardlyhadturnedouttobejustthefondthisoriet-colouredendofafternoon.reflected."Butitdoesseem amessoffriendshipandcomradeship Therewasanartisticstrain.inshame,"thegirlcontinued,ethatentheDartofMauriceforAlice. George,andifachapcouldn'tres-withallhisfinespiritandloveofAndgraduallyhehadrealisedthat peattheeternalfitnessofthingslife,hecan'tenjoythingsasthe whenheproposedtoacharmingrestofusdo.Hecaressofor girl,whenshouldherespectthemeverything,Ifindmyselfforgetting HeandAliceweretoridehackanallthetime-" boorlater,andthenseemedthe'bet-"Yes,Iknow,"saidGeorge,"yet tertimeforhimtospeak.ForsometimesIthinkheismorecon-rice,orwhomMauricedidnotliae. thenhithelingeringafter-glow,thetentedafterallthananyofusotherAsthingsstoodtheybadefairto pathwouldbestilllovely Sohefellowsdowninthefightofthebeideal.WhenhemarriedAlice, woeldwait.Besides,ifthingsturn-worldinthecities.NotthatMaur-theycouldtoeethermakeMaurice's ed("Itashisfondhopesprophesied,icehasn'thisfighthere,managing'lifericherandhappier.Theywould hewouldthenhaveAlicealltoever.,thingsosplendidlyashedoes.!havehimdowntoNewYorkthey himself.Whereas,nowtheywereon theirwaytohisuncle's,and so manypeoplewouldbetherehewould scarcely.evenseeher.Ne,itwasin everywaybesttowait.

Theywereasplendidpairof youngpeopleastheywalkedtheir horsesnowslowlyalonethehilltoe, overlookingthewide,beautifulvalley.Bothwerestrong-limbedand theireheeasandeyesglowed siethhealthandthefine,cleanviaourofyouth.

onethingthatmadehimsofondof Alicewasthattheyhadallthree becomesuchfriends.Forbecould notimaginehimselfcaringfor a girlwhowouldnotbefondofMau-

outofwood,iron,andothermaterials,whileonthewallweresundry. sketches,innumberandvariety tifyingtothetasteandactived lingersthatapparentlykept busy.Itwasoneofthoseplaces, whichoneoccasionallyfindsinthese daysofvauntedindividualism-0 placereallyeloquentofpersonality. Mauricewasexpressedubiquitously.", Itwasalowbroadroom,many;indowed,andlookingoutfromits best-lightedsideuponawidevalleyandfarofftothehills.Iiisuch aroomwithitssoft-tonedblinds, theworldlookedbrightwithin,as itdidwithout.AndthiswascharacteristicofMaurice'ssteady,hopefulvisionoflife.Illseyeshadthat wide,strongsightonefanciednever couldbelongtoapersonwholived innarrowroomserinfetteredcircumstances,butrathertoonewho dailylookedoutuponsuchawide viewasthatbeyondandaroundthe littleshop,andwhohadfoundin hisvisionoflifeitselfsomebalance.andproportionasthebasisfor hisownexistence.Moreover,both roomandlandscapeweresignificant ofthebeauty'andpoetryin the youthwhohadlearnedtofindhappinessthereinandinthebeautiful thingshemadewithhishands-the outletforthatbeautyandpoetryof spirit,ashelivedhisgentleifactiveandbusylifeinthebeautiful, oldcountry-homelefttohim by' hisgrandfather,becauseofhislameness,overandabovethelegacies, lefttoothermembersofthefamily. AsAlicewanderedaboutinthe littleroom,becomesofamiliarto her,lookingnowatthisorthatinterestingthingMauricehadmade himself,oratsomepetbookorpictureorcastdonebyotherhands, thespiritoftheplaceandthepersonalityofMauricecameoverher withperhapsalittlekeenerpoignancythanusual;partly,perhaps,becauseshewasintheroomalone,as notoftenhappened,partlybecause theglownowdeepeningoverthevalley,threwitsroseacrossthewalls andmadetheplaceactncallymore lovelywithitsilluminingtouchof Poetry.Thefeetthatshewasleavins onthemorrow,too,madeherfeet thatsensitivenesstodetailswhichone comprehendsthelasttimeoneisto beinaPlace,makingonewishto fondlethisandthatfamiliarthing withwhichonehasbecomeintimate.

Whyyouknow,sincehewaslittleworldoftencomeuphereto be overeighteenhehadsimplyrunIwithhim,andthin=swouldalways everythingonthisbigfarm.Youheasmuchaspossibleastheyhad know,Alice,"hecontinued,ashebeenduringthislovelysummer, drewhishorsenearerhers,"I!whenheandAlicehadfiddenhorsesometimesthinkhe'shalfinlovebackoverthebeautifulcountrywith withyou.Ifyou'ddoneitonpur-Mauriceaccompanyingthemalwass pose,Icouldn'tforgiveyou.Maur-inhiscart.Itwouldhejustthe icecomesbeforeeveryonewithsame,onlybetter-sincebyhismarme." ry'ingAliceshewouldreallybelong

"I'mgladyoudon'tfindmeguil-tothembothmoresecurely,ifto tythen,"saidAliceafteralittle,himparticularlyfor,ofcourse, smilingacrossathimwiththeseri-Georgeknewifhedidn'tmarryher ousshadenotentirelygonefromthehimself,someotherchappromptly eyesthatnowtransferredtheirre-wouldifhecould.Hehadhalfa notiontotellMauricethathemeant tospeaktoAliceonthewayhome. Itwouldmaketheoldfellowhappy hefeltsure.

eiwishyouwouldn'tgotomorrow,"Georgewassaying."Aunt Marinihatestohavevougo.Dogardfromthecousininthevalley stayon-Mauricecanlookafteryoutotheotheratherside. throughtheweek,andI'llstill"No,you'renotexactlyguilty," comeupforweek-endstokeep sonansweredGeorgepresently,"von frombeingutterlybored.Thisis theloveliestplaceintheworldin October!" Itcouldn'tbelovelierthanVirginia"answeredAlicegayly. "Oh,youVirginians"laughed George. Butitwasnotsoeasyafterall, forAlicetogo.Ifnotsobristling withdiversionsassomesummers, theseasonnowcomingtoitsclose, hadbeenadelightfulone. Since Julyshehadbeenwithheraunt, whosehusbandwastheuncleof GeorgeandMauriceHampton-these twoyoungmenbeingsonsofhis twobrothsrs.ThepartofNewYork Stateinwhichthe,'livedwasthe ancestraldomainoftheHampton; family.Twoorthreebranchesof

can'thelpit,youknow."

For.thoughtGeorge,eveninhis owncase,wherethevictimapparently.shouldhavebeenstrongenough totakecareofhimself,he could notsaethatitwaspreciselyAlice's faultthathehimselfwasnowhead overheelsinlovewithher,andwas justheroically'hidinghistime to pleadhissuit.Itwasn'therfault atall.Doubtless,ifonepressed farenoughforcauses,itwasthe faultofacoupleoflovelygenerationsofbravemenandwomen, whosespiritofbeautyshehadinherited,andthefaultofalovelyens vironment,andgentle,happycircumstances,thatwerereallyresponsibleforhavingmadeAlice so charmingthatheandhiscousinand itstilllivedthere,andwhatwiththeotherfellowsdecidedshe,wasenthenumerousyoungmembersofittirelythemostdelightfulgirlthey andthenumerousfriendsoftheirshadknownforlongandmanyaday frequentlynofor'week-endvisitsandNo,Georgeknewtherewasnouse longerones.AlicehadspentquiteblamingAlicewhenitwasthefault afestivefewmonths. ofthatenvironmentandthoseold

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"Getdownfromeourhorseand rideovertotheshopwithmein thecart.Iwanttoshowyouwilething,"MauricehadsaidtoAlice, afterthegreetingswereover."Go ontothehorse,George;mother wantsvanimmediately."

Theydrove,AliceandMaurice,to alogshack,familiarlyknown as Maurice's"shop."Astheydrew nearitaworkmancomingecross thefieldswavedtoMaurice.

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Throughthewindowshecouldsee thetwocousinsnow.Theywere somuchalike,bothwhatiscommonlyendha-seile1-nownas"splen- didfLens."Onethoughttheepi- thetamelicabletoMaurice,despite hismrrredPhestsue.Theirfeatures weremuchofthesamemould,yet, notwithst-ridingGeorge'shealthand strengthallhissuperiority,there wasaboyishnessabouthisbrow, andeyesendmouth.WhileinMaurice'sthinner,moretightlysetlips, therewasamaturerblendingof sweetnessandstrengthsuchasis seeninthosewhosespirithasveinedheadagainstdifficulty.There wasalittlemoreseriousnessinhis eyes;theyheldeoualittlelonger thinG-orge'squick,brightglance. Shestoodloeinetatthetwo,for Georgehadputhishorseinthe stableandhadstoopedtotalkto Mauriceafewmomentsasthelatterwasonhiswaytotheworhman.Theyhadalwaysconsulted witheachotherabouteversomany things,endthisseemedoneoftheir momentsofcounsel.AsGeorge stoodbeside'MauriceAlice'seyesresteduponhimfirst.Andforawhile allhisstrengthcalledouttoherown vigour.Asshesawhimthereso tailendstreet?:andkindasheleanedonthecart,unconsciouslyshe felltothinkingofhiminawayalmostinevitabletoahappy-hearted yn"ngsielwhomsuchasplendid youthhadassuredly,theselastfew months,doneallhecouldtomake evenhairierthanhernaturallybuoyanttemperamentwouldhavemade

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Buttheywouldnotsorideand climbForinaflashofinsight AliceknewatleastthatMaurice's happiness,Maurice'sloneliness,had somehowcometocountwithherfor somuchthatitcouldnotheputintothebackground.Andnowall'the strengthandardourofheryoung womanhoodswayednottothetall youthoutthere,socapable,so straightandstrongandattractive, ashestoodbesidethecart but swayedrathertothatfigureinthe cart,withstraightshoulders,too,so youwouldthinkthem strong,andwouldbesurprisedto seetheheavystickacrossthelimbs sooutofharmonywiththesetof shoulders.Outcifharmonywiththe broadbrowandstrongjawandeyes revealingaspiritofsuchstrength, self-control,both:nativeanddevelopedthroughsufferingandpatienceuncommontoyouth,uncommontothe ardentanimationofyouththatoftenflashedinthoseeyes,theeyes (ntenofaneagerboy.Thisboy heldherowneyesnow,anhheldher imegination,asshethoughtofhimwith hisbravespirit,braveasthat ofthehestofthem,andbraver. Maurice,.cheatedoutofsomeoflife, heranyhow.Thememoryoftheirmaimedisolatedbyhislameness ridejustendedcameoverher,andfromsomuch-theyounggirlhung lifefortwosuchstrong-bodiedoverittenderlynowasamother. youngpeople,theblithe-heartedmanAndgraduallesheknewunquestiona- andwomansheandGeorgewere,blythatintothefondnessshehad seemedjustsuchafneadventure,forbothyouths,thecomradeship justsuchatestofnerveanddash,andadmiration,hadbeenadded, astheyhadprovedthemselvesequalsomehow,asregardedMaurice,some- to,whentheycamegallantryac-thingmore-somethingexquisite, rosscountrythisafternoon. Itroignant,irrestible,scarcelytobe tooknoparticularvanityonherdefinedbyheryoungimagination ParttoknowthatGeorgecaredforbutsomethingshefeltnowelevating her.Shecouldhavereadhisthoughtandpurifyingher.Sotheprimeval aloudintheafternoonandithadtendernessofwomanhood'filosenti- notbeendistastefultoher.Theymentalpity,however)haditsway were,tobeginwith,suchfriendswithherandfoldedMauricetoher Andnow,inthisreflectionofhers,heart.Lifeinoneofitselemental asshelookedonhim,sotallandworkings,itsconservingandspiritualcharacter,hadcalledtohernot togoforthandbegladasshehad firstfanciedwithGeorge,butto stayhereinthequietandpeaceof thislovelycountrywithMaurice; nottotheglemounshehadforeseen withGeorge,buttowhatseemedto vouchforadeeperhappiness,where tothePerfectcomradeshipwouldbe addedthePoetry,andbeautyofser-

strongoutthere,itseemedindeed, thatherownstrengthrosegreater, andshefeltalltheglowandhope ofyouth,bywhichliferenewsitself,forthehappy,brave-heartedlife theycouldhavetogether.AndMaurice,too,shethought,asamovementofhisinthecartdrewher thoughttohim-oneofthelovely thingswasthattheycoulddoso muchtomakeMauricehappy.viceandtendernessneededandto Georgelovedhimsomuch,andsobegiven. didshe.Andawaywenttheimagi-ItwasaniinexPectedconclusionto nationofyouth,planningwhathavearrivedatattheendofthese day'sthethreehadaren'tinsuch spontaneous,tineuestionine,unforeseeing,comradeshipofyouth.And

youthcoulddo,whatcouldbedone forMaurice. Mauricemusthe broughtdowntothecityoften,in thewinters,forthetheatresandnow,havingreachedsitehaconelus- concerts.Hecaredsomuchforion.Alicefeltherselfconfused.With music,itwasashamehedidnotstraightforwardsimplevision,free hearmore.Forcosytimesintheirfromvanityinthiscase,too,she

knewMauricelovedher.,Yeteh' knewsuchwashisfinepride,his sensitivenessaboutthatpoorlamelimbrenderinghimunabletogive suchknightlyphjsicalserviceas°the ermencouldgive,sheknew, as Georgedid,thathewouldshrink fromaskingawomantosharea lifethatmusthavesomelimitations Hewascomingacrossthelawn, now,heandGeorge,too.They

Shesupposedbothwouldcomeinto theshop.Butinamomentshesaw Georgedriveontothestablesand heardMauricecomingalone.She couldhearthebeatofhisheavy canealongthefloor-thesymbol01 hisaffliction,itseemed.Shewas stillstandingbytheeaselwhenhe camein.

homehecouldbemadesocomfortablethere.Evenhere,inthecountry.therewerethingsshewaspining tosuggesttomakehimmorecomfortable-muchashismotherand sisterslovedhimandthoughtfor him,theydidnotnoticeevidently, someofthethingsshewouldhave improved.AndsoAlice'sfancykept devisinkthingsforMaurice. And yet,somehow,Mauricedidnetwork intothepicturejustexactly.Anddrovetothedoor.Georgewashelp- meantimewherewasGeorge?Aliceinghimoutofthecart,sheknew. becameawareGeorgehaddisappear- edentirely.Andagainshetriedto bringhimintothePicture. And againshehadabriefglimpse of herselfandGeorge,free-limbedand strons,goingforthforlife'spleasure,abletorunforandgraspthe friiitsoflife.Butsomehownowthis Picturewouldnotheconjured.For instead,rosethevisionofMaurice. enabletofollow-notthathewould n tryto,orretardtheirardentpur- suitoffogcflifeorardentheme Nosuchcoursewasconceivablefor Maurice.Onthecontraryitwould behiswaysheknew,toerfacehimselfandsowhiletheywereintown fortheirgaywinters,hewouldbe downherealone-thatis,without them,withoutthem,too,morethan hewasnow.Forasthingswere. Georgewasoftenwithhimthrough thewinter,whereas,hewouldscarcelybeabletorunupsofreelyif shemarriedhim.Soitwouldturn outthatMauricewouldindeedbe, "inthevalley,"whilesheand Georgerodeandclimbedtheheights ofthejoyoflife.

"eh,youfoundit?"saidMaurice,immediately. "Whatdoyou thinkofit?IthinkI'vedone prettywell,".hecontinuedashe sitdownonthecouchopposite. "Youcanaffordtoflatteryour- self,whenyou'veflattered your subjectso.It'sabeauty!"answeredAlice,goingoverandstanding. byhim,togethispointaview. At'last,helookedupather."Yes youknow,Ibelievethat'sthebeet thing.Ihaveeverdone.Yet,ina wayitstheworstthing.Forits givenmeoccasiontofeelmeaner thanIhaveeverfeltbefore.I'mgo- ingtoconfesstoyou,butyou're nottotellanyone.Ididitfor George,youknow.ButIcan'tgive ittohim,evenifyouwouldlet me."Hecoveredhisfacewithhis handsamoment."No,Ican't giveittohim.Yousurely'know whyIcan't Oh,I'macad,,Alice amiserablecad! Butit'sallI have,andIcan'tgiveitup.Ilove Georgeso-allthegenerousmanhoodinmymake-uphasgoneinto thethingasIpaintedit. It wasmeantforhimfromthefirst, untilthelastminutethisafternoon whenIsawyoutwoonthehill-top andtheforcecfeverythingcameoverme.Georgeisgoingtohaveyou, youabsolutely.AndII'vetriedto fightthisdownandIthoughtIhad tillnow.HeavenknowsIwantyou andGeorgetobethehappiestpeo- pleonearth-butImusthavethe pictureatleast.Oh,saysomething tome,tokeepmefromfeelingsuch acadasIamtoletthisthing comeout-sayI'vearightatleast, tothepicture."Hewaitedamomentandthen "Youhavenot! Youmust,give ittoGeorge!"saidAlicequickly'. AsMauricelookedup,hissurprise andheranswerliftedtheveilfrom allthelongingandpainbehadso longkepthidden.Butevennowon- lymomentarilyweretheyrevealed-to bedispelledstraightwayandforeverashereadAlice'seyes,whileshe leaneddownand'drewtoherbreast thatproudheadofhis. THEEND.

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