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TheOldStory
"To-morrow,"hepromisedhisconscience,"to-morrowImeantobe good
To-morrowI'llthinkasIoughtto to-morroveI'lldoasI should;
To-morrowI'llconquerthehabits thatholdmefromHeavenaway."
Buteverhisconsciencerepeatedone word,andoneonly,"to-day."
To-morrow,to-morrow,to-morrow, thusdayafterdayPtwenton;
To-morrow,to-morrow,to-morrow, b, -tillyouthlikeavisionwas gone Tillageandhispassionshadwrittenthemessageoffateonhis brow,
Andforthfromtheshadowscame Death,withthepitilesssyllable, "Now."
-DennisA.McCarthy.
Bishop1111GovernandtheTypos
Thousandsoftheoldermembersof theInternationalTypographicalUnionwillrecall"T.Jeff"McGovern, oneofthemostgenialofallthe longlistoffamous"tourists,"and manyofthemwilleasilyrecallthat hehadayoungerbrother.Itwasa habitwith"T.Jeff"totellhiswanderingfriendstohesuretohuntup PatwhentheycametoOmaha,and manyofthemdid.Inthemeantime theyoungestMcGovernwaspursuinghisstudiesatCreightonUniversity,thegreatschoollocatedat Omaha,wherehewasdulygraduatedandadmittedtothepriesthood, beingordainedintheparishwherein hewashornandbaptised,andlater beingestablishedasthepastorin chargeofthesameparishAsweetnatured,modestman,withaheart fullandrunningoverwithlovefor hisfellow-man,evenafterhisordinationandentranceontheserious workofthepastorate.FatherMcGovernmanagedtokeepintouch withtheprinters,andespeciallywith thenomadicfriendsofhisbrother. havefrequentlyconversedwith eLeithhim,an«heoftenspoke-and alwayskindly--oftheprintershelied known.Andalltheseprinterswill rejoicetoknowthatheis"Father" McGovernnoforger,buttheRight Rev.PatrickAloysillsMcGovern, BisbeeofCheyenne,Wyoming.
Nevertodespise,nevertojudge rashly,nevertointerpretmen'sactionsinanevilsense;buttocompassionatetheirinfirmities,bear theirburdens,excusetheirweakness; tohateimperfections,andeverto lovemen,yea,evenourenemies; therinthetouchstoneoftruecharity isshown.-AbbeCaussin.
Thekeynoteofallthepresent Pope'sutterancesisinthewordshe hasselectedforhismotto,"InstaurareomniainChristo."Christisthe supremeMonarch,andallthingson earthmustbesubservienttoHis benignsway.Christmustbethe modeloftheChristian,andnoman canbetruetohisreligionortohis countryunlessherangehimselfbeneaththestandardofChrist,the Cross.ThiswasthetenoroftheaddresswhichthepilgrimsfromFrance recentlyheardfromthelipsofHis Holiness.Itwasanaddresswhich, ifwearetojudgefromtheenthusiasticreceptiongivento,itbethe Univers,willlongberememberedby theFrenchpeople.HisHoliness said "Theflagaroundwhichallnoist gatheristheCrosstaeCaptain whoalonemustleadthearmyof PacificcombatantsisChristJesus andtheVicarswhomHehasaPPointedtotakeHisplace,thePopeand theBishops.Inthisschoolonly doesonelearnt,conq,erth?supremeEndbytheessentialvirtues ofFaith.Hope,andCharity;inthis schooldowelearntobecomeatone andthesametimegoodChristians andgoodcitizens,andwithoutmakingPoliticsouroccupation,towork forthecommongoodofourcountry.Loveofjusticebasedonthe principlesofFaith,impelsthesubjecttorenderobediencetoconstitutedpowers,andthese,intheirturn, willconsiderandtreattheirsubjecteeasbrothers,'aschildrenofthe serenefamily,allinterestedinprovidingforthecommonweal."
RuskinhadmanyCatholicfriends, asthereaderlearnsinperusing Cook's"LifeofJohnRuskin."CardinalManningwasoneofthese.The friendshipbetweenManninganffReskinwasoneofthepleasuresofthe Cardinal'slastyears,andRuskin's delightinitwasPerhapsbestexpressedbyaPhraseinoneofhis
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letterstoMissBeever-"MyDarling Cardinal."ToManninghimselfRuskinwrote "Itwasagreat)03,tometoreceiveyourletter,inallbutthatit toldme.%ouhadbeenill.'['hereare fewpeoplenowleftformeinthe worldwhoseillnesstroublesme; yoursdoes,bothformyownheart's sakeandinitsanxietyforthegood oftheChurch(whendoesoneget overthatwickedfoolishnessofanxiety?),whichcanillspareyou,it seemtome. ."
CoventryPatmorewasa'greatly honouredandlovedfriend"of}Luskin."Iambound,formyownpart," saidthelatter,"toexpressmy obligationtoMr.Patmoreasoneof myseverestmodelsandtutorsin useofEnglish,andmyrespectfor himasoneofthetruestandtenderestthinkerswhohaveeverillustrated themostimportant,becausecommonest,statesofnoblehumanlove." RuskindrewRossetti'sattentionto. Patmore,askinghimifheknewanythingabout"agloriousbookcalled 'TheAngelintheHouse.'"Andthen therewasanotherpoet,whobecame aCatholic,Ruskin'stestimonialto whomisequallyemphatic"Bythe way,AubreydeVereisthenoblest PersonI'vevetheardofyourgetting holdof.Hewilldoyougoodheis oneoftheyenvery,veryfewreligiousmenliving."
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Everygirlwhoisearningherlivingshouldmakeanefforttoview herlifefromapracticalstandpoint andnotfromanemotionalrimLet hermakeuphermindwhatisbest forhertodo,andthenfollowcalmlywherereasonleads,nomatter whatheremotionsmayhavetdsay.
Sheisgivingupherstrengthand vitalityifsheworriesoverherdecisionorletsfearpreyuponher. Andwhyshouldshe?Ifshehasfilledonepositionwithsatisfactionshe iscapableoffillinganotherinthe samemannerifshemakesupher mindthatshecanandwill.Sheon-
lyneedsdeterminationandassurancetoaccomplishit.
Itistruethatthe"r3llingstone" hasabadreputation,andthereis nodenyingthefactthatthistype frequentlygathersnothingmoresubstantialthanararecollectionof moss,butthespiritbackoftherollingstonevarietyisnottobealtogetherspurned.
Forinstance,itisbetter/ora girltogofromonethingtoanotheruntilshefindsthethingsheIs sureshecanbestdothanfallinto thefirstsituationthatopenstoher andstayoninterminably,trimming hertalentsandhertemperamentto suitherworkuntilsheisunableto doanythingelse.
WhenSchooldaysarePast
Thegirlwholeftschool"forgood" maynot,sofar,havefeltthatthe changeinherlifehasmadeany greatdifferenceinher.Holidays happeneveryyear,andshehasspent themmuchasusual.Butnowthat theyoungerchildrenhavereturned tolessons,andthefamilyhavesettleddowntowork,shewillvery likelywonderwhatonearthsheis todowithherimportantseventeen oreighteenyearoldself.
Girlswhoaregoingintobusiness, studyingfordefiniteprofessions,or takinganimportantpartinthesociallifeoftheirmothers,willhave nodifficultyonthispoint.Their work,iscutoutforthem,andall thattheyhavetodoistodevote themselvestoit.Butthecaseof thegirlwhosepeoplecanaffordto letherliveathome,butcannotprovideenoughgaietiestofillherday, isverydifferent.Shehasbeenused tothebusylifeatschool,andnow thatsheisexpectedtotakeher placeathomeandjustexistquietly fromdaytoday,sheisapttofeel ratherstrandedandlost.
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InGermanyaplanexistsforgivingthedoctorhisweeklyrest-day, anditisproposedtoadoptitin Berlin.Theproposalistodivide thewholecityintodistricts.Ineach oneadoctorwillattendtothePatientsofhisfellow-practitionerson Sunday.Thenumberofdistricts willdependuponthenumberofdoctorswhojointheorganisationformedforcarryingoutthescheme, whichwillprobablynotbeputinto Practicebeforetheautumn.
Doctorswillseemanydifficulties intheway,butithasalreadybeen workedsuccessfullyforsometimein Leipzig,whereitisappliednotonly toSundays.butalsotoholidays. Thecityisdividedintoseverallarge districts,ineachofwhichaperson requiringmedicalattentionona Sundaycanascertainfromapolicemanorachemist,andevenfromthe newspapers,thenameandaddressof theri.octorondutyinhisneighbourhood.The"Sundaydoctor"ison dutyfrommiddaytomidnight,and receivesforeveryprofessionalvisit fivemarksincashandasmallfeein additionascompensationforsacrificinghisday'srest.
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Thechildren'sballinCoolgardie onJuly24thresultedinaprofitof £2219s6d,whichmustbeconsideredhighlysatisfactory.
Mattersinconnectionwiththe "TranscontinentalBazaar,"which istobeheld.inCoolgardieonfrom September7thtothe14th,aregoingsmoothlyalong.Owingtothe factthatMrs.Monaghanisshortly totakeherdeparturefromCoolgardie,theSmoke,Flower,and SweetStall,overwhichshehad charge,hasbeentakenoverbyMesdamesFeeandBruton(twoexcellent workersfortheChurchinCoolgardie),whoalsohavechargeofthe FancyStall.
IN FatherTurquetil,O.M.I.,whohas beenamissionaryamongtheIndiansofSaskatchewanforthepast tenears,isnowproceedingtofound apermanentmissionamongthe Eskimo,whomhehasoftenvisited inthebarrenlandsontheshoresof Hudaon'sBay.Hisnewpostwillbe atF;degreesN.Lat.500miles northofFortChurchill,whichisat themouthofChurchillRiverin Hudson'sBay.Heistakingfrom Montrealallthatisnecessaryfor buildingahut,andalsoasupplyof coal,asno'fuelistobehadinthat PartoftheFarNorth.
Weheartilycongratulatetheeditor ofthe"WestAustralian"ontheleadingarticle,"IrelandandHome Rule," whichappearedina recentissue.Itwaswellreasonedandverydefinite,asthefollowingextractsshow:-
THENORTHERNMINES.
TheNorthernMines,Lawlers, whichcloseddownlastChristmas, hadtobeargreatexpelleeinits workingoperations.Thefuelaccountwasaveryheavyitem,asit amountedto£1,600foreachmonth.
.41. ANIRISHGENERAL.
TheRedemptorists,bytheway, havehadanIrishmanfortheirGeneralsince1909-FatherPatrickMurray,whohasbeenamissionerin England,Scotland,andhisnative land.LatterlytheCongregationhas notablydeveloped.inCanada,and thereisnowaCanadianProvince, theCanadianHouses,untillastyear, dependingontheBelgianProvince. Thenewprovincecompriseshousesat Brandon,Toronto,Ottawa,Hochelaga,Ylorkton,Montreal,Quebec, SaintAnnedeBeaupre,andSt. John's,NewBrunswick.
BOOKSFORTHEPEOPLE.
EnterprisinglittleBelgium,long celebratedforitsthrift,hasevolved anewschemebywhichthisnational virtueistobelinkedtothepursuit ofliterature.AStateLiberary,to beginat10,000volumes,isbeing setupinBrussels,andthosewho havemoneyintheSavingsBanks areentitledtoborrowfromitany booktheylikeuponcheckingapennyofftheirsavingsbankbooksat thenearestpostoffice.Thevolume borrowedwillbesentfreebypost, andmaybekeptforafortnight, whiletheusualguaranteeisprovidedbytheborrower'sdeposit.As Belgiumnumberssome1,500post offices,thisscheme(saysthe"UniversityCorrespondent")willvirtuallycreateacirculatinglibraryof 1,500branches.
"Onallavailableevidence,byreasoningsdrawnfromtheexperienceof theyears,,themenacetothetranquillityoftheUnitedKingdom,is notafreed!reload,anIrelandworkingoutitsown(Destiny,withinthe widerconfinesoftheImperialbond, butanIrelanddragoonedunderthe pressureofunsympatheticlawsadministeredtoaracetemperamentallyincapableofunderstandingIrish character.TheironyofIrishhistory isthatthepeoplehaveeverbeen loyal.Intheircapacityforloyalty isrootedsomeoftheirgreatestmisfortunes.Theyhavebeenloyalto Britishmonarchswhentheseweredesertedbythosenearesttothem; theyhavebeenloyal,carryingthe flagofEmpirewiththeirfellows fromthegreaterisle,whilestillotherBritishsoldierscarriedrapineand desolationamongadistractedIrish Peasantry.Aboveallloyaltythe Trishpeoplehaveclungwithafaithfultenacitytothesenseofindividualnationalit.%."
"Thehard,practicalnaturecithe Ulsterman,sousefulasithasbeen inbuildingtiptheprosperityofthe province,has?initsomethingnarrow.Itisoneofthepenaltiesofthe puritanicalcharacter,richlyasthis hasinfluencedImperialhistory,that itisinadegreeintolerant.Ulster canseenowrongininsistingthat one-fifthoftheinhabitantsofIrelandshoulddictatetheformofgovernmentfortheislandbutitcries forarmstoresistgovernnentby four-fifthsofthereople.Thebetter sense,andtheclearervisionofthe smallminorityinIreland Isave themfromthelaststep,whichwould beworsethanfolly.Asirresistible asthedecreesoftheMedesandPersians.thefiatofthepresentLiberal GovernmentinEnglandbasgone forththattheTrishpeopleshallgo,vernIreland.InUlsterthereismad talkofsettingupaprovisionalGovernment,whichshallmakelawsfor thediscontentedprovinceandshall ignoretheParliamentatDublin.The EnglishandIrishVnionistleaders, who,bythevehemenceoftheirspeechesagainsttheBillprovokethese declarations,areguiltyofastupendouscrimeagainsttheBritishpeople."
TEMPTATIONS.
Thewaysomepersonsact,andthe waytheyspeak,tootheytryto provetousthatattimesitIsimpossibletoovercometemptations. Thatwemustfollowourimpulses, andcannotovercomeoverpowering temptations.Eachlife,hasitsown besettingtemptations,itsown shareoftrial!;,andismenacedsomewherebydanger.Strengthisgot throughallthisstrain.Thatisthe naturalenvironmentforgrowthin grace,andvirtue.Itisthecommon humanexperienceforthetrainingof character,forthemakingofpure manhoodandwomanhood.Hewho isnottriedandhasnothing,toovercomecannotbeasoldier.Andthere isnotonewhoisexemptfromthis battle,whethermanorwoman.To refusetose..themoralsignificance istoemptylifeofanymeaningat all.lintwhenwehaveaglimmeringofthegreatandinspiring thoughthatthisisthewillofGod forus,evenoursanctification,and wemanfullytrytoovercomeourselves,webegintoseehowitmusthe, thatGodisfaithful.Hewillnotsufferustobetemptedaboveorbeyondourpowers,butwillwiththe temptationalsomakeawayofescapethatwemayheabletobearit. Thetroublewiththosewhosaythey Cannotovercometemptationisthey donotwanttoovercomeit.Intheir heartstheyhaveasneakinglovefor thefault,andtakepleasureinit, andthereforetheyareneverableto riseaboveitandovercomethemselves.
ANORANGESOMERSAULT.
HOWTHE"TOLERANCE-HOWLERS"TOLERATE.
"TheCatholicinBelfastisanoutcast.Ittooka.specialclauseinan ActofParliamentproposedbyan outragedEnglishTorytoforceUlstertogiveeightCatholicrepresentativesintheCouncilofBelfast, witharepresentationofnearlyonefourthofthepopulation.Howmany timeshastherebeenaCatholicMaYorofBelfast?Twenty-threetimes infiftyyearstheCatholicsofDublinhaveelectedaProtestantMayor.NeverinthehistoryofBelfast, withafourthofthepopulationCatholics,hasthereeverbeenaCatholicelectedtothatposition."
-JOSEPHDEVLIN.
"Recentlysome'Loyalists'went toBelfasttoshowhow'loyal'they were.They'marchedtodemonstrate their'loyalty,'andtheysaidthey wouldremain'loyal'aslongasthey, one-fifth,areallowedtocoercethe majority."
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APROTESTANTTRIBUTETO CELIBACY.
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Editor:"Yee,thereisoneright behindyou.Shutitasyougoout, Please."
Kind-heartedHousewife(astran11,' iswashinghisface):"Whydoyou keepyourhatonwhenyouwash?"
Teamp:"Iain'tgotnootherway oftellin'wheremyfacestops."
A-secondaryschoolfreshmanwrote toaneditor,earnestlyinquiring whatheshoulddotowinacoming eventinschoolathleticsthehundred-yarddash. "Runalittlefasterthantheother fellows,"wrotetheeditorinreply.
.. Duringthelastgeneralelectiona prominentmemberofParliament wasonenightaddressinghisconstituentsataratherstormymeeting,whenamaninterruptedby shoutingout"Doyouremember whenyourfatherdroveadonkeyand cart?"Thecandidatethoughtfora moment,andthenquietlysaid:" havequiteforgottenthecart,butI seethedonkeyisstillalive."
Acountrywomanwastakingher sontoschoolforthefirsttime,and afterimpressingtheschoolmaster withthenecessityofgivinghima thoroughgoodeducation,finishedup. bysaying: "BesurehelearnsLatin."
Itisdifficulttorecalla.caseduringrecentyearsinwhichaprominentpoliticianhasbeensoconclusivelyconvictedofmis-statementsas hasbeenSirEdwardCarsoninregardtohisaccountofthecircumstancesunderwhichheresignedfrom theNationalLiberalClub.Itwill berememberedthatwhenspeaking inLancashirerecentlyhereferred Mr.ChurchillandMr.T.W.Russell as"turn-coats,"wheruponMr.HomarGreenwood,M.P.,wrotetothe London"Times"suggestingthatthe dhargedidnotlieverywellinthe mouthofaTorypoliticianwhohad oncebeenaLiberalandamember oftheNationalLiberalClub.Tothis SirEdwardrepliedthatwhileit wastruehewasaLiberalanda memberoftheNationalLiberalClub inthedayswhentheLiberalswere opposingtheNationalists,hehad telegraphedhisresignationoftoe ClubonthedaythefirstHomeRole Billwasintroduced.
"But,mydearwoman,"saidthe schoolmaster,"Latinisadeadlanguage." "Somuchthebetter,"repliedthe woman."Yekenhe'sgauntobean undertaker."
TwooldScotsweregoinghome onenightafteraconvivialsession atapublic-house.Theaffairwasin thetraditionalmannerimmortalised byBobbyBurns.Fearingtrouble aheadasthelightinthedistantcottagewindowbecameapparent,Sand.%saidtoDonald"Donald,IV walkaheadofye,andyetellmeif I'mwalkingstretanecht."Donald watchedSandycarefully,andthen remarked"Sandy,mon,ye'rewalkingfine,butwha'sthatdrunken loaferwithye!"
LIFE'SLORE.
Dr.Foster,anun-CatholicprofessorofZurich,isquotedinthe "Month"aspayingthefollowing tributetothecelibacywhichtheCatholicChurchenjoinscnherclergy "Allinstitutions,evenithebest,are liabletoabuseassoonastheytake substanceinhumanlife.Indeed,it' isthoseideasandinstitutionswhich aremostelevatedintheircharacter thatarethemostliableofallto abuse,andthisjustbecausetheyare setsohighabovethe:modeoflivingpracticedbytheaverageman. Butheroic.examplesarea necessityforus,andSchopenhauer himselfhassaidthattheabolition of.thecelibacyoftheclergywasa gravefaultofProtestantism. Thepeopleaskthattherealisation oftheidealshouldbeshowntothem tohepossible.Thegreatsacrifice whichcelibacyinvolvesgivestothe Catholicpriestasocialauthority andakindofreligiousconsecration, whilsthisconsequentenfranchisementfromthetiesandsolicitudesof domesticlifeallowshimtoconcentratehisactivitiestothewelfare ofsouls."
Nodoubthethoughtthatfinished thematterbutMrGreenwoodhas beentothetroubleoflookingupthe clubrecords,andfoundthatsofar fromresigningonthedaythatBill wasintroduced,SirEdwardwasnot amemberatallatthetime,but waselectedforthefirsttimerearly twomonthslater,namely,onJune 2,188e.Hismembershiplastednearlyayear,andahalf,resignation takingplace,accordingtotherecords,onOctober21,188;.Asolder Nationalistswillremember,thislatterdatehasaspecialsignificanceof itsown,foritwasjusta')outthat timethatMr.Carson,ashethen was,begantobeemplotedasprosecutingcounselundertheCoercion Aet.
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MaryWard[1585.1645]
FOUNDRESSOFTHEINSTITUTEOFTHEB.V.MARY,COMMONLY CALLEDLORETO.
"ThestoryofMaryWard,"writes ThusfarthegiftedBishopofNevethedistinguishedAbbotGasquet,port. 0.S.B.,inaprefacetoherlifepub- DomGasquet,writinglater,oblishedin1909,"isreallyafascinat-servesthat"themotivesofpruingoneandinitscompletenessanddenceandutilitywhichinducedPope pathositalmostpossessesthechar-BenedictXIV.todirectthereligious acteristicsofaGreektragedy,asitnottocallMaryWardtheirYoununfoldstheearnestpurpose,thelife-dresshavinglongceasedtohaveany longlabours,theconstantjourney-weight,HisHolinessPopePiusX. ing,theperpetualperils,theseem-thoughtfittoremovethisprohibiingsuccess,andthentheapparenttionbyadocumentissuedApril6th, overthrowofallthedesignsofan1909,n heroicandsingle-mindedEnglishla- Andwhere,onewillask,where edyoftherethcentury." aretobefoundthedaughtersof Duringthelast25years,threeMaryWardwhonowacclaimheras biographiesoftheFoundressoftheMotherandFoundress?Wereply InstituteoftheB.V.Maryhaveap-ineverycontinentoftheglobe.LopearedinEngland,andtothesetheret0Nuns,EnglishFraulein,Dame readermustbereferredforanythingInglese,arepopularnamesforthe morethanthemerestglimpseofamembersoftheInstituteinthevalifesoremarkableforitsactivityriouscountrieswheretheyhaveesandsofullofincident. tablishedthemselves.Inalmostev-
ToMaryWardtheCatholicworldcryStateofAustralasiaare"Loreto isindebtedfortheintroductionforConvents,"offshootsfromtheMoreligiouswomenofthatmixedlifetherHouse,LoretoAbbey,Ballarat, ofprayerandworkuntrammeledbewhich,inturn,owesallegianceto enclosure,whichhasprovedofsotheolderLoretoAbbey,ItathfarnmuchservicetotheChurch. ham,Dublin.
TheBishopofNewport,RightRev. TheIrishbranchoriginatedin82I Dr.Hedley,O.S.B.,apowerfulfromafoundationbyanIrishlady, championandadmireroftheheroicFrancesBall,educatedandtrained Foundress,'writesofheras"therealforreligiouslifeatthevenerable pioneerofalltheactiveOrdersofhouseoftheInstitute,Micklegate religiouswomen,who,beforeherBar,York.ThisYorkConventwas vocationcould'befulfilled,hadtothefirstreligioushoutieforwomen sufferthepersecutionofEnglishestablishedinEnglandafterReforlawandtotasteoftheprisonsofmationdays.Itdatesfrom1686, theInuisitien.""Theplacewherewhenitwasfoundedbyoneof shewasborn,MulwithManor,nearMaryWard'sfirstdaughters,Frances .Ripon,isstillpointedout,"hecon-Bedingfield. finites,"andthelittlechurchyardof Lookingabroadto-day,through,Osbaldwickwhereshewasburied." outtheworldandacrossthecentulbTherecordswhichremainshowries,wemarvelatthegreatthrong hertousinheryouthasabeauti-ofreligiouswomenwhohaverejoicfel.spirited,andreligiousgirl,visit-edinlabouringforChristtinderthe ing,makingfriends,andbeingflagofMary'sInstitute.Werealise soughtinmarriage,likeothersofthe"TriumphofFailure."Forwhat herstation,withtheshadowoffines,wasthelifeofthisgreatFoundress forfeituresanddeathalwayshover-butseemingfailure? ingnear.Thenwefollowhertothe ShediedwithherzealousplansunContinent,.andseehergraduallyfulfilled.ThesealofPapalapprobamakingoutwhatitisthatGod'stionwasnotplaceduponherlifewillrequires-givingherselft.)theworkforfullfiftyyearslater. poor,makingessaysintermingSis- Shediedinanobscurecornerof terhoods,thencomingenderthein-hernativeland,inalonelyManor ThieveofSt.Ignatius,andresolvingHousenearYork,"thisnoblesoul togathertogethera1.'ommunitywhohadleftsomanyworksofher vowedtoobedience,suchasthrSo-holinessinthecoirtsmeiconvents cietyvows,topovertyandchastity,ofFlanders,ItalyandGermany" anddedicatedtotheeducationof(videLife). girls.Howshesucceeded,howmany Buttrulyherpartingwordstothe trialsbefellher,andhowtheHolydesolateSistershavebeenamply SeesuppressedherInstitute,wemayfulfilled"Godwillassistyouand readasalso,how,whenshewashelpyou." deadandgone,theHolySeesol- Wellmightherdistinguishedcounemnlyauthorisedandapprovedatryinan(Dr.Hedley)write"Mary Congregation,morallyeoutinuousWardwasagreatEnglishwoman. withhers."TheINNOVATIONSpro-Inhercharacterwerecombinedthat posedbythegreatFoundress,"wri-loftinessofideal,withstrenuous teeHisLordshipinanotherplace,energyandexcellentcommonsense "havenearl.,allbeenacceptednow;whichhavemarkedthemosteminlintatthetime,they,werethoughtentmenandwomenoftherace.She toheverydoubtfulindeed." wasmoreoveracontemplative,and "MaryWardwantedtodoawayhadcomeunderthespellofthe withcanonicalenclosure;tounder-17thcenturymysticism. taketheteachingofcatechismto Alifeofprayer,self-denialandrehaveher.InstituteOnlernotMotherligiousdisciplinesanctifiedhernatGeneral. neatlyproudandgallantspirit,and "Hervisionhasbeenrealisedininhertrials,sheneverfailedinobemanyanOrdersince." thenceordocility."
Referringtothegradualelevation ofnaturalcharacter,adevoted daughterofMaryWardobserves "Tothistransformation,onevirtue, conformitytotheWillofGod,helpedmorethananyother.TorecapitulateallherlovingexpressionsaboutthesweetwillofGodwouldbe tore-writeherlife.Yetmieword mustbesaidofanotherfruitit broughther,thepeace,joyoueness, gaietyeven,forwhichebewasremarkable.
ShewasjoyousinphysicalvilItring,inwantandmisery,indisgrace andshame.'Bemerry,'shesaysin herletters.'Inthesetimes,mirthis nexttograce.'Fromherprisonshe laughedattheSistersfortheir tears,andbadethemsingjoefully everydaywhilstshewasaway.And atthelast,singingAndpraising God,shepreparedherselfandthem forthefinalparting."("LifeofM. Ward,"M.M.Salome).
Maythisbriefandinadequateappreciationinducesome,atleast,to studymoreatlengththelifeand timesofMaryWard.
Toconcludewithonelastextract fromHisLordshiptheBishopof Newport!: "Icannotimagineany storymoreinteresting,moretouching,morestimulatingtoCatholic girlsofthepresentdaythanthis whichtellsofthenoblewayin whichadaughter old Faithand?ancientbloodrosetomeet thestormanddangerofhertimes, andwhilstgivingherwholeheartto God,dedicatedherlifetoherFaith andhercountry."
RecentMiraclesatLourdes
MadamePaulineGamier,from Fougeres(IlleetVelaine),agedeo years,hasbeenasuffererfor,wore thantwoyearsfromindigestion, whichillnessthedoctorsattributed toanulcerinthestomach.On Thursday,June20th,whilebathing inthePiscine,shesuddenlyfeltbetter.Sincethensheisregainingher usualhealth,andthereiseveryhope thatthisladewillhesooncompletelycured.
MademoiselleMarieGeudron,from Rheims,aged17years,whohadbeen strickendownwithlumbarrheumatismattheageofeleven,wascured onthe14thofJune,Nri,whilst bathinginthePiscine,and,henow Presentsalltheappearancesofperfecthealth.
MadameDelaunay,ofNeuilsous Passavant(MaineetLoire),hadbeen sufferingfromrheumatismofthe jointssinceDecember,1910,andfrom rheumatisminthestomachforfour years. OnWednesday,JuneNth, 1912,afterleavingthePiscine,MadameDelaunayfeltbetter,andthis improvementincreasedafterhernext immersioninthePiscine.Sincethen hercureseemstobecomplete.
M.AugusteLebreton,ofAngers, aged41years,wasunabletowalk owingtoinflammationofthespine. OnWednesday,June19th,afterleavingthePiscine,strength.wassuddenlyrestoredtoher,enshehas been'fromthatmomentabletowalk quiteeasily.
MademoiselleJulietteGeorget,of Chaut.nay(Barthel,a"ed20years, wasasurerfromachronicaffectionintheneck.Afterherfirstimmersioninthe'Piscineonthei8th ofJunetherewasagreatimprovementinherhealthSomemoments later.duringBenedicti6noftheBlessedSacrament,shewascured.
DangerofBronchialCoughs
PEPSENDTHETROUBLEONCE ANDFORALL.
Bronchialtroublesaredangerous becausetheysettlesonearthelungs. Generallyitisthecommonbronchialcoldwith;itsnastycoughand "made-up"feelingthat,neglectedfor days,laysoneupatlastwithpleurisy,orpneumonia.
TheintroductionofthePepstreatmenthasrenderedobsoletetheeverunsatisfactorymethodoftryingto curethroatandlungtroublesby meansofliquidmedicine.Notonly doold-fashionedcoughmixturesfrequentlycontaindangerousdrugslike opium,morphia,chloral,but,being liquid,theyaremerelyswallowedintothestomach,andcannot,therefore,eventouchthelungs,where thetroublelies.
Hereinarethetwodistinguishing PointsaboutPepsFirst,they1)0 NOTCONTAINANYTRACEOF OPIUM,laudanum,oranyother dangerousdrugsoccurringinoldfashionedcoughmedicinessecond, theyareabreatheableremedy. Thatis,asaPepstablet,unmoved fromitspreservingsilverjacket,is madetodissolveonthetongue,certainvaluablefumesaregivenoff which,mixingwiththeairwe breathe,areatoncetakendownthe windpipeandpassedstraightinto theinnermostrecessesofthel';ngs andchest.
Th'esoothingeffectofthesel'eps famesonthethroatandbronchiis marvellous,andbringsnotmerely strengthtothechest,butbyREPAIRINGTHEDELICATEMEMBRANEtornbyconstantcoughing, fortifiesthewindpipeagainst"coldgerms"andagainstfurtherattacks ofdisease.
Pepscanbefreelyusedbyyoung andold;andbecauseoftheiruniqueness,convenience,andunequalledefficiency,thesewonderfulbreatheable tabletsshouldbekeptalwayshandy towardoffcoughs,colds,bronchitis,sorethroat,hoarseness,wheeziness,etc.Ofallchemists.
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MemorableCeremonyatArmadale
LayingtheFoundationStone
OFST.FRANCISXAVIER'SCHURCH.
ELOQUENTADDRESSESBYDR.CLUNEANDMR.W.
A.REDMOND, M.P.
Thelargestgatheringeverseenat Armadalewasthatwhichonlast Sundaywitnessedthelayingofthe foundationstoneofSt.Francis Xavier'sChurch.
Armadaleisasmallvillagesome 20milesfrom,PerthontheBunbury line.Uptothepresentitsdevelopmenthasbeenratherslow,itspopulationsmall,anditsCatholicresid.entsveryfewandfarbetween.But althoughithadnoCatholicChurch, Masshasbeencelebratedtherein theAgriculturalHalltwicea monthduringthepastfewyears. 'This,however,wasmostunsatisfactoryfrommanypointsOfview,as itwasalwaysinconvenienttoboth Priestandpeople.Onlythosewho havetastedthebushmissionarylife canfully.realisethetroublesand worriesexperiencedincarryingthe Massrequisitesfromplacetoplace, andinsettingupatemporaryAltarinahallwhichmustnotonlybe blessedoneveryoccasion,butwhich invariablyrequiresathoroughsweepingandanelaboratetransformation tobanishorhidethegeneraldisareaycausedbytheusualSaturday night'sdanceorotherentertainment.
LastSundaywas,therefore,awelcomedaytotheCathblicsofArmadaleandtothePriestwbohas chargeoftheirspiritualinterests; theceremonyoflayingthefoundationstonewaslookedforwardtoas thefirsttangiblesignofthechange fromtheoldordertothenew.The ChurchwillhededicatedtothePatrcnSaintofAustralia-St.Francis Xavier-theinscriptiononthefounbeing:-
A.M.D.G.
'ST.FRANCISXAVIER'SCHURCH.
RIGHTREV.P.J.CLUNE,D.D.,
BlessedandLaidthisStone 11thAUGUST,1912.
Thisisthefirst,andatpresentthe only,ChurchintheDioceseofI'erth underthedistinguishedpatronageof St.FrancisXavier.Hence,e'en fromanationalpoint.ofviewit claimsatleasttheconsiderationof CatholicsthroughouttheDiocese.
Perhapsthiswasthemagnetwhich attractedsomanyvisitorsfrom PerthonlastSundayafternoon; e.certainlytheCatholicsofPerth, bothbytheirsplendidattendancein ArmadaleandtheirgenerousdonationstothenewChurch,proced thattheyaredeeelvinterestedin thefirstDiocesanShrinetoheerectedtothememoryoftheintrepid andzealousandself-sacrificingPatronofAustralasia.
NationalTreasurerMr.P.O'Connor,NationalSecretary;andseveral membersoftheHibernianSocietyin theirbeautifulregalia.
TheceremonyofblessingandlayingthefoundationstonewasperformedbyHisLordshiptheBishop, whowasassistedbyVeryRev.Fr. FaganandFr.Brennan.
THEBISHOP'SADDRESS.
Theceremonywastimedtocommence at4.e,p.m.;thefirstmotorsarrived fromPerthnearlyanhourpreviously.andwhentheexPerth1.15teaclv'dArmadaleat4.11alongstream ofpeoplemovedjoyfullytothesite fthenewC'hurch.HisLordshipPr. ClineaccompaniedbyMr.N.A. Redmond.M.P.,andFatherMangan,C,SS.R.,hadalready.arrived, endhadproceededtothesitein companywiththeVeryRev.Fr.FaganandRev.P.Brennan.
Thosewhoarriviedbythetrain includedVeryRev.Fr.Verling.V.G., VeryRev.P.Hayes,Adm.,RevG. J.Griffin,Rev.P.Lynch,andRev. D.Maloney.
About6omembersoftheCathedralchoirwerepresent,andadded muchtothesolemnitybytheir beautifulrenderingofthe"Gloria," "HailQueenofHeaven,"and"Faith rsfOurFathers."Wenoticedmany representativecitizensos'Perth,'neh'dingtheHon.T.F.()MOM K.el Mr. JamesBrennan, K.S.S.;Mr.M.O'Dea,NationalPresidentH.A.C.B.S.;Mr.Dowling,
ThefairestminesofOphiryielded theirpurestgold,andtheseagave upitspearlsandtreasures;thelabourofmanyhandswasungrudginglygiven,andthegenerosityof thepeoplewasunstinted.Whenthat greatworkwasfinishedGodAlmightytoldSolomonthatHisheart wouldbetherealwaysandhowpleasedItswaswiththeworkthathad beendone.Thatlittlechurchat Armadale,unpretentiousbrickstructurethoughitmightbe,mustbeas deartoGodasSolomon'stemple was,foritwastobethechannel throughwhichHispeoplewereto approachHim,toassistattheHoly SacrificeoftheMass,tohearthe savingwordofGod,tobenourished bytheHolySacraments.Thatwasan occasiononwhichtheymustallrejoice,anoccasionthatwouldgladden thesacredheartofChristandgladdentheheartsoftheCatholicsin thedistrictandallaround.Hewas delightedtoseefromthenumberpresentthatafternoonthatnotonly theCatholicheartofArmadale,but theCatholicheartofPerthalso,had beenstirredbythefunctionofbuildingachurchinwhathehopedwould becomeinthenearfutureoneofthe mostfashionablesuburbstothehonourofthelivingGod.Hetookit thattheyhadnotonlyattendedthe ceremonytoshowtheirsympathyin thework,hutalsotogiveittheir Practicalaid.Hecommendedtheeffortthatwasbeingmadetothegenerosityandcharityofall.Theirassistancemightonlyhesmall,butif theywereunitedtheywouldhavea sumofmoneythatwouldheworthyofArmadaleandworthyofthe CatholicChurch.Onlyapartofthe building,wastobeerectednew,but theplansforthecompletestructure werecomprehensive,andwhenfinisheditwouldbesufficienttocopewith theexpansionofthedistrictwhich theyhadsomuchreasontobelieve wouldfollow.Theywereprivileged tohavewiththemthatefternoon Mr.W.Redmond,thedistinguished envoyfromthehomeland.Hecame asanexponentofwhatmightbe calledthepoliticaldestinyofirelandandthatafternoonhewasglad thatMr.RedmondhadtheoPPortunityofwitnessingsomethingofthe spiritualdestinyoftheircountry whichwasifanythinggreaterand noblerandmoreenduring. He (BishopClyne)thankedFatherBrennanfortheveryenergeticworkhe haddoneduringthefewshort monthsofhispastorate.Hethanked thearchitect,Mr.Dennehy,andthe contractor,Mr.Popham,andhealso expressedhisgratitudetothemembersofthechoirwhohadattended tohenintheceremonywiththeir hymnsandsacredcanticles.Hewas furtherindebtedtothepeopleof Armadalefortheearnestnesswhich theyhadshowninconnectionwith theproject,andforthegenerous supportwhichtheyhadextendedto it.
Whentheceremoniesconnectedwith theblessingandlayingofthestone werecomplete,HisLordshipdeliveredaveryimpressiveaddress.Many ofthem,saidtheBishop,hadbeen lookingforwardwithgreatinterest andnotalittleanxietyforaconsiderabletimepasttotheceremony ofblessingandlayingthefoundation stoneofthenewchurchthatwas beingerectedatArmadaleforthe gloryofGod,andinhonourofthe greatpatronsaintofAustralasia, St.FrancisXavier.Theprojectof buildingthatchurchhadbeenvery dearnotonlytothedevotedband ofCatholicswholivedatArmadale, butalsotohimselfastheBishop andtotheFriedwhohadbeenentrustedwiththespiritualcareof thatlargedistrict(FatherBrennan). He(theBishop)mustconfessthat whenhefirstwenttoArmadaleand metthehandfulofCatholicsthere hewasnotverysanguinethatwithinsuchashortspaceoftimea churchwouldbeerected.Theywere veryfewinnumbers,buttheyhad goldenandwarmhearts,andthey hadsetabouttheworkofbuilding thechurchwithanenergywhichfor anexamplehecouldcommendtothe Catholicsinallotherpartsofthe diocese.Withinashorttimethey hadcollectednotmuchlessthan E2(),andwiththatsuminhandhe asBishopfeltjustifiedinauthorising thenecessaryexpenditureof£741 fortheerectionof.thatchurchina districtwhichinthenearfuture Promisedtobeverypopulousand important.Thatmorninghehad attendedafunctionatMidlandJunction,andthosepresentincludedthe MinisterforWorks(Mr.W.D.Johnson).HehadaskedtheMinisterif hecouldgivehimanyCabinetsecretswhichhecoulduseatIkrmadalethatafternoontostirupthe generosityofthepeople,andMr. Johnsonhadbadehimsaythis much,thattheGovernmentsurveyorshadfoundconsiderabledifficulty inconnectionwiththeArmadale route,butUPtothepresentthey hadnotfoundanyotherpractical routeforthetrans-Australianrailway.Althoughitwasnotofavery definitecharacter,hethoughtthat thatannouncementshouldfillthe heartsofthepeopleofthedistrict withhopeandconfidencethatinthe neai1futuretheirswouldbea+mostimportantcentre.Butapartfromthat considerationtheywereerectingthere abuildingthatwouldhededicated exclusivelytotheworshipofAlmiehtyGod.Theywereallanxiousto buildandequiphomesforthemselvesandhomesfortheirfamilies; andwasitnottherightinstinct, theChristianinstinct,thattheyas ChristianpeopleshouldhareasimilaranxietytobuildandeluiP,adorn andembellishahomeforGodAlmightyforChristtheirLordand ths'reevfourwhereinHemightdwell andWhereinholysacrificesmighthe offeredinHisHonour? Fromthe veryearliesttimetheScriptures showedthattheworkofbuildingfor GodwasmostaccentahletotheAlMighty.IntheBoo,ofKingsthey couldreadofwhathappenedwhen Solomonundertookthegizantictask ofbeildinethetemels.onthatoccasionallnatureandallnations undertributewerehidendertribute.
tunity,onbehalfoftheIrishParty andtheIrishpeople,tomostheartilycongrietulateendgratefullythank Dr.Clune,thePriests,andtheIrish PeopleofthisStateforthemagnificentandfinalrallythattreyhad madeinthecauseofIreland.WesternAustraliahadproveditselfsecondtononeofalltheothergreat self-governingStatesincomingforwardwiththerighthandoffellowshipandwithmaterialandmoral supportforthecause.InBishop Clunetheyhadahighlycultured,intelligent,noble-minded,andpublicspiritedprelate,andhewastobe congratulateduponbeingatthehead ofsuchasplendidlotofpeople.He desiredtospeciallythankthemembersoftheHibernianCatholicBenefitSocietyforthegreatassistance thattheyhadgiventohiscolleague andhimself,andhewasgladtosee thempresentthatafternoonforming anescortforthechiefandheadof thegrandoldCatholicChurchinthis State.He(Mr.Redmond)wasproud oftheChurchinAustralia.Everywherehehadseenmarvellousmanifestationsofitsstalwartadherents, andofthedevotionoftheIrishpeople,whoweretruetothefaithof theirforefathers.Astheyweretrue tothefaithandastheykeptupthe standardoftheholyCatholicChurch theywouldnotonlyearntheirfuture'reward,buttheywouldalso havetheesteem,regard,andtheadmirationofeverytrueandbroadmindedcitizeninthecommunity. (Applause.)Mr.Redmondthanked Fr.Brennannotonlyforinviting himtotheceremoniesthatevening, butalsoonbehalfoftheIrishPartyhethankedhimsincerelyforthe sterling,loyal,andablemannerin which,aseditorofthe"W.A.Record,"Fr.Brennanwasdefendingthe grandoldfaith,andadvancingthe sacredcauseoffreedomand ofHomeRulethroughthe
Liver&Kidney DISORDERS
TheGreatBenefitof CLEMENTSTONIC
ALadyPromptedmetoPurchaseaCottle Thevalueofagoodmedicineisproved atoncewhenthosewhopintheirfaith toitrecommendittoothers.Mrs. ESTHERGRI.I.ATTY,of16Charles Street,Carlton,Vic.,wastoldtotakeit fornervousdisorderandliverailment. Shewasbenelittedsomuchthatshe writesaifollows,10/7/11
CLEMENTSTONICLTD.,
Mr.Redmondsaidhewasdelighted tohepresentthatafternoonunder theaegisofBishopChine,totakea humblePartinthatimpressiveceremony.Thelastoccasiononwhich heattendedsuchagatheringwasin theoutskirtsofSydney 1emonths ago,whenthefoundationstonewas laidforanotherofthemanygreat PillarsoftheCatholicChurchthat hehadseenintheSouthernHemisphere.ThatgreatoldIrishman, thatworthyrepresentativeofIreland'sSaintsandScholars,that ChristianDemocratandmostpatrioticAustralian,thelateCardinal Moran,wasalsopresentatthat function,andwhiletalkingtothat distinguishedprelateelc;olithisproposedvisittoWesternAustralia,the Cardinalamidheknewofnopartof theCommonwealthwherehewould findtheheartsoftheTrishBishops, Priests,andPeoplemorewarmand sympatheticinthesacredandholy causeofIrishliberty.Duringthe Pastfortnightheandhiscolleague, Mr.Donovan.intheirtriumphant tourofthisState,hadfoundthat HisEminencehadbeenstrictlycorrect.BishopClynehadwelcomed theminawhole-heartedmanner,and he(Mr.Redmond)tookthatopror-
"TwoyearsagoIwasill withliverandnervousdisorder. Iwouldliketospeakofthegreat benefitreceivedfromyour ClementsTonic.Iwasayear ailingwithbaddigestion,ortohe correctIcouldnotdigesteven thesimplestliquidfood,butthat itwouldcausepain,sothatit becameadreadformetotake food. Isoonlostfleshand becameweak,listlessandnervous. PeopleremarkedLowchat.ged1 was,forIgotthin. Ihadbeen takingthedoctor'smedicinefor agoodwhile,butdidnotmend. Callingatthechemistsforafresh supplyofmedicine,aladystated howherdaughterhadsuffered withindigestionandnervous prostration,andwhatachange ClementsTonicwasmakingin her.Thatprcmptedmeto purchaseabottle.Evenafter takingthefirstbottleachange forthebettercameoverme. SixmorebottlesofClements Tonicmademeasbrightand activeasever.Iamgladto statethistoyou.
(Signed) ESTHERHANNAHGELLATTY."
Lettersofthiskindprovetheworthof thismedicine.Womenpraiseitallover Australiaforthereliefofdigestive ailments,nervousprostration,s headache,lossofdeep,poorappetite,melancholia,anddebirty.Itworks wonders.AI,r.CfffiMISTAN STORESSELL
TheIrishEnvoys
Messrs.DonovanandRedmondInitiatedasMembersoftheH.A.C.B.S.
Oneofthemostmemorableevents intheannalsofHiberniantismin WesternAustraliatookplaceonSundaymorninglastattheHibernian Hall,whenalargeandbrilliantgatheringofthemembersofthesocietytenderedacordialwelcometo theIrishEnvoys,Messrs.W.A.Redmond,M.P.,andJ.T.Donovan, LL.B.Thefunction,whichwasheld inconjunctionwiththeannualCommunionBreakfast,tookplaceafter theeighto'clockMass,andbesides beingattendedbynearly25omembersofthesocietythroughoutthe metropolitanarea,wasgracedwith thepresenceofthedeputyofHis LordshiptheBishop,inthepet-son ofthe,Vicar-General,theVeryRev. FatherVerlingtheNationalofficersofthesociety,theofficersof theDistrictBoard,andrepresentativesoftheIrishNationalForesters.ItwasamatterforsincereregretthatHisLordship,whohas takensuchanactiveinterestinthe societyandinthemovementsofthe Envoys,wasthroughtnengagement previouslymade,claimedforthat morningbytheCatholicsofMidlandJunction,andbrreas.);ofthe samesetofcircumstances,themem bersofthesocietyatMidlandJunetiunwereunabletoattend.
TheBreakfast,whichwaspresided overbytheDistrictPresident(the Rev.FatherLynch)wastastefully laidoutunderthecontrolandguidexceofMrs.Keough.Thefunction wasalittlelateinstarting,andas Mr.Donovanhadtoproceedalmost. immediatelytoaddressameetingat Dwellingttp,andMr.Redmonddesiredtoattendtheeleveno'clock MassattheCathedral,thetoastlist andthespeecheshadtobesomewhatcurtailed.TheRev.District Presidentimpresseduponthevarious speakersthenecessityforbeingbrief, inorderthatthedistinguished guestsmighthaveasmuchtimeas possible.Thisadmonitionwasadherselto,andtheresultwasthatthe
GRANDHIBERNIANGATHERING.-SOMEELOQUENTSPEECHES.
initiationofMessrs.Redmondanti DonovanasmembersoftheH.A. C.B.S.,togetherwithaveryinterestingprogrammeofspeechesand toastswasconcludedingoodtime.
Thefirsttoastonthelistwas "ThePopeandtheKing."Thiswas proposedbytheDistrictPresident inthefollowing,very.happyphrase -"ThetoastofHisHolinessPope PiusX.,whosorecentlysenthis ApostolicBenedictiontotheH.A. C.B.S.,andofHisMajestyKing George,theonlyBritishMonarch whoforgenerationsdidnotinsult millionsofhis('atholicsubjectsby theblasphemousCoronationoath, andwhowillsoonhavetheunique PrivilegeofopeningtheIrishParliamentinCollegeGreen."(Cheers.)
ThenextfunctionwastheinitiationofMessrs.RedmondandDonovanasmembersoftheH.A.C.B.S.
Theceremonywasperformedbythe NationalPresident,Mr.O'Dea,after whichFatherLynchpresentedtothe Envoysgoldmedalsofthesociety onbehalfofSt.Malachi'sHighgate HillBranch.
Thetoastof"HisLordshipthe BishopandtheClergyoftheDiocese,"wasthenproposedbythe NationalPresident.IndoingsoMr. O'Deasaidthatitcertainlydidnot wantanyremarksoftheDistrict Presidenttoimpressuponhimthe necessityofbeingbrief.Todwellon suchatoast'asthatofHisLordshiptheBishopandtheclergywould onlybeawasteoftime,because theyallknewandthoroughlyappreciatedthegreatworkHisLordship wasdoing.Hehadpaidagreat honourto.thesocietyonlyafew short.weeksagobybecomingamom ber.HisLordshipBishopKelly,of Geraldton,onlylastweekhadpaid themasimilarcomplementbybecominganactivememberoftheGeraldtonbranch.Itwasnotonlyin WesternAustralia,butrightthroeghouttheCommonwealththatthesocietyhadthesupportandassistance
columnsoftheirexcellentweeklyCathelicpaper."Iamgladtobeable togivethispublicappreciationof Fr.Brennan'swork,"saidMr.Redmondinconclusion;"asanIrishEnvoy,butespeciallyasanIrishCatholic,Iamproudtobewithyou. IrishmenandCatholicsofIreland andAustralia,yoursisagreatdestiny.DoyourpartinthedevelopmentofthisgrandCommonwealth, loveYourfreeinstitutions,cherish andtreasureanddefendyourliberties,betruetothecountryofyour adoption,betruetotheinspiring spiritofIrishnationality,butabove andbeyondandbeforeall,betrue andsteadfastandPerseveringin yourUNDYINGLOYALTYTOTHE FAITHOFST.PATRICK."((Loud applause.)
Fr.Brennan,inthankingHisLordshiptheBishop,thePriests,andMr. Redmond,themembersoftheHibernianSociety,theCathedralchoir, andthegeneralpublic,saidhethoughttheceremonyatwhichthey werepresentwashistoricinmore sensesthanone.Firstofall,the ChurchwasbeingdedicatedtoSt. FrancisXavier,thegreatJesuit SaintandthePatronoftheCatholicChurchinAustralia.Mr.Redmondremarkedthatthefirstfour lettersonthefoundationstoneA.M.D.G.-wereveryfamiliartohimself.ashehadoftenwrittenthem onhisexercisebooksandmanuscriptsduringhiscselegiatecourse inClon,gowes. These letters, A.M.D.G.("AdMaioremDeiGloriam,"tothegreatergloryofGod), arenodoubtengravedonmorethan onefoundationstow'inWesternAustralia,butthishasthedistinction ofbeingthefirstChurchintheDio-
oftheclergy.Hedidnotwantto gobeyondtheRev.'Fathersittingin thechairforastrikingexampleof thatfact.Hewasactuallyilistrict President,whichwasthehighestofficethatthesocietycouldconferuponhiminthisStateatleast. (Cheers.)Hisgoodworkwaswellknowntoeveryonepresent,andthe spectacleofthecelebratingDriest atthegeneralCommunionofthe membersofthesocietybeingthe DistrictPresidentwas,sofarashe knew,withoutparallelinthehistory ofHibernianism.(Applause.)
Bro.O'Connor,theNationalSec retary,saidhehadgreatpleasure insupportingthetoast,whichdid notrequireanywordsofhistocommendit.Hemight,however,be Pardonedforaslightdigressionto saythathewaspresentwhenMr. Redmond'suncleandthegreatJosephDevlinspokeinWesternAustralia.Everyonewasproudofthem, butpersonallyhedidnotfeelprouder thanhedidthenightattheekatingeRinkwhenheheardthesonof thegreatleader.Mr.Donovanwas anoldfriendtoeveryonepresent. andtheywere,allproudofhim. Continuing,Mr.O'ConnorPaida hightribettetotheworkofHis LordshiptheBishopendtheClergy. OntheEasternGoldfieldsheanewa Priestso.illthathistemperature hadreachedroedegrees,andinspite ofthatfact,hecameoutinthe boilingsunandcelebratedtwoMasses.(Applause.).Notonlywerethe PrieststritetotheChurchandtrue tothepeople,buttheywerealso trueIrishmen.(Applause.)
andwithsoulsbedewedwithHeaven'sbestgraces,theycamewith smilingandhappyfacestothe breakfasttablethatmorning.Hihernial'sshouldbeeverproudofthe Faithwhichhadbeentransmittedto themuntarnished,andunsulliedby theirforefathers,whodiedasmartyrsindefenceofthatFaith.He joinedinheartilywelcomingMessrs. RedmondandDonovanthatmorning,andcongratulatedtheHiberniansthattheyhadnowasfellow membersnotonlytwobrilliant youngIrishmen,hutalsotrueand sterlingpatriots.Hecongratulated' thesocietyonthegrandfunction, andastheywereunitedintheFaith hehopedallpresentwereunitedin' thehopethatIreland,ournative land--(cheers)---wouldsoonhaveher' ownParliamentonherownnative) soil.
ceseofPerthdedicatedtoSt.FrancisXavier.
Secondlytheoccasionwashistoricbecauseithadbeengracedby thepresenceoftheyouthfuland talentedMr.Redmond-aworthyson ofaworthyfather,andatruerepresentativeandexponentofthe causeofdemocracy,thatcause thatwouldbealwaysdeartothe heart,ofourholymothertheCatholicChurch.
Andthirdly,hehopedthatall whowerepresentthateveningwould havethesatisfactionofremembering thattheyassistedatthelayingof thefoundationstoneofthefirst (lurchbuiltontherouteofthe TranscontinentalRailway.
Inmakingafinancialstatement, Fr.Brennansaidthatthecontract PricefortheChurch(abrickbuildingerefeetby26feet),was£74u, whichwitharchitect'sfeesandother minorexpenses,wouldreachabout £800.£Toebadbeenhandedover tohimbyFatherFaganandDean O'Reilly,whohadchargeofthedistrictbeforehisappointment.The siteoftheChurchalso,whichcost En,waspurchasedandpaidfor duringFr.Fagan'stime. Nearly £nshadbeencollectedsince,and hehadeveryconfidencethatthe Pocketsaswellastheheartsof thosewholistenedtotheBishop's eloquentaddresswerestirredtotheir verydepthsandthat,asaconsequence,aconsiderablesumwouldhe handedinbythevariouscollectors thatafternoon.
Thisconcludedtheproceedings,and whenthebookswerehandedin,it wasfoundthatthecollectionreachedtheerrandtotalof£8oinactual donations,andover£10inpromises.
TheVeryRev.FatherVerling, who,responded,saidinthefirstplace hehadtothanktheNationalPresidentforthekindlytermsinwhich hehad(spokenofHisLordshipthe BishopandtheClergy,andhealso desiredtoexpresshisappreciationof themannerinwhichthetoastwas received.Heknewthatthenameof HisLordshipwouldbereceivedwith theutmostcordiality,forhehad completelywonhiswayt')the heartsofthepeoplesincehehad takenchargeoftheSeeofPerth. Theyalladmiredhiskindlymanner, hisdeeplearning,andhiswideculture,andwhentheoccasiondemandedit,theirBishop,theyallI.new. wasabletomakehisvoiceheardin thedeliveranceofoneofthoseorations,which,toreadevenincold type,werepleasantindeed.Thecharityofthought,andperfectexpressionstampedhimatonceaprince ofpreachers.(Applause.)Theywere allbondtotheBishopwithtiesof love,offriendship,andofamity. Longagohetravelledthroughthe dioceseasamissianer,andwonthe affectionofthepeople,andwhen theSeeofPerthbecamevacantHis Lordshipwastheunanimouschoice ofthePriestsandtheelectofthe People.Henceitwasthatwhenfacedwithatremendousdebt,thepeopleralliedroundhimtosuchanextentthathehadsucceededalready inliftingthehugesumof£6o,00e offthatdebt.Itwasthesurprise ofthewholeofAustralia-(cheers)andasfarasheknew,considering ourPopulationandresources,etconstituteda,world'srecord.iProlongedapplause.)ThePastwasanindicationofthefuture,andhe confidentthatBishop,Priests.and Peoplewouldworkharmoniouslytogethererectingschoolsandconvents andchurchesforthegloryofGod and,theupbuildingoftheFaithin thisfavouredlandofoursbeneath theSouthernCross.Hesaidhewas delightedwiththemagnificentdemonstrationthatmorning.Itwasan evidenceoftheirFaithinoneofthe grandestandhighestdoctrinesofthe Church.Theyhadreceivedtheir LordandGodinHolyCommunion,
TheDistrictPresident(theRev. FatherLynch),inproposingthe toastof"TheIrishEnvoys,"said thatwhateverthefuturehadin storeforhim,hewould.lookbackto. that'morningasoneofthemostdistinguishedofhislife.Hehadhad thetwofoldpleasureofseeingso manyofhisHibernianbrothersand sistersmakeagreatmanifestation oftheirFaith,andofextendingawelcometothetwoIrishEnvoys,Messrs RedmondandDonovan,onbehalfof themembersofthesocietythroughouttheState.TheEnvoysweretoo wellandfavourablyknown.throughoutAustraliatoneedanywordsof introductiontoanHibernian)assemblage.WhentheycametoAustraliatheyreceivedthebenediction ofthelatelamentedandevertobe reveredChiefChaplain,CardinalMoran,anditwasfittingthatalmost thelastgreetingtheywouldreceive' beforeleavingthese,hospitableshores shouldcomefromasociety whohadpledgedtheirallegiancetothegrandoldcause whentheypromisedtocondole' withIrelandinhersufferingsandrejoiceinherPreePeritY.(Applause.) Itneedednowordstorecommend thenameofBrotherRedmondter anyofthem.Thereverednamehe borewasasufficientpassporttoany suchassemblage,andasthesonof thePrimeMinister-electofNewIrelandhewaswelcomedeverywhere. Hebelongedto.thefourthgenerationofRedmondswho'hadsere/A theircountryinParliament,and whosenamesareassociatedbyhallowedmemorieswiththehistoric CountyofWexford.InrenewingacquaintanceswithBrotherDonovan,. whomtheymetsomesixandahalf yearsago,theyrememberedonewho charmedthemwithhiseloiquence. whichhadnowexpandedintooratory.(Cheers.)But,beyondtheundoubtedpersonalityoftheirhonourableguests,theyweretheaccreditedambassadorsofthegreatIrish ParliamentaryParty,andonthat accountwereworthyofthehighest Possiblehonour.Whateverfactions mighthavedoneintheOldLand, theheartof'theIrishAustralianhad' alwaysremainedsound,recognising oneNational,'Party,andoneleader -JohnRedmond.(Applause.)The Envoyscameastheapostlesofthe race,bearing'gladtidingstothe scatteredchildrenoftheGael.T'eliy cametoanswerNaPPerTandy's query-totellthem"Howispoor oldIreland,andhowdoesshe stand."Thereseemedtobesomethingdivinelyuniqueaboutthemissionwhichtheyhadsosuccessfully championed-somethingindescribable andunparalleledinthevitalityof theIrishnationalsentimentto 'arousetheperhapsslumberingand latentpatriotismbeneaththeSouthernCross,andtoattractmenof everynationalitytothePlatform fromwhichtheysoeloquenelyplead-
BOANBROS.' GREAT WINTERFAIR OPPOSITETHERAILWAYSTATION,
edonbehalfofthedearoldland. Surelynoothernationcoulddraw downuponitscausesomanybenedictions.ThegodofJustice,the GodofAbraham,ofIsaacandof Jacobwassurelypointingtothat everfaithful"LandofSorrows,"the inevitableroadtothepromised ,land,undertheguidanceofthegreatestleadersincethedaysoftheimmortalO'Connell-JOHNREDMOND, THEMOSESOFMODERNISRAEL. (Cheers.)ItwasnotforhimtoenterintothequestionofIreland's rightsandIreland'swrongs.The rightsofIrelandtonationhoodhad beenacclaimedbythealenostunanimousvoiceofthecivilisedworld.
e.Hertreasuredwrongs,hehoped, wouldsoonbeforgotteninthat happyandharmoniousblendingof SaxonandCelticheartswhenthe landwhosecolourstheyworewould beoncemorewelcomedinothefamilygroupoftheself-governingnationsoftheBritishEmpire.(Cheers.) Therewasonespecialreason,however,whysthemembersoftheI:ibermienSocietyshouldraisetheiroiCPsinunionwiththedemandof('atholicIrelandforlegislativeautonomy.Theyfullyrecognisedthelamentablefactthatthepresentcampaignofslanderandvituperation wasdirectednotsomuchagainst IrelandasagainstCATHOLICIreland.NotsomuchagainsttheundoubtedcapacityoftheCelticrace asagainsttheancientFaithreceivedfromtheirnationalaspostle,St. Patrick.Withdiabolicalhatredthe criticsreviledthefairnameofthe IslandofSaints,whichsenthermissionariestoEngland:.and.asThemesSextoninApril,189e,said. "WearedeprivedofHomeRile. firstbecauseweareIrish.andsecondlybecauseweareCatholics." (Applause.)Irelandhadclungto theReckofPeter,ardifshecould noteetHomePuleexoentatthe exneneeoftheCatholicFaith.she wouldsoonerforfeitherriehttonelionhoodthenthePricelessineeriteneef,eei-eth-dtoherbySt..Petrie'.cheers.)Therewosonofeet --le-hwouldannealt-,'thatcathette erdience,endthatwasthatboththe Eneoyswere.practicalandsta'inch
IrishCatholics.(Applause.)Hehad heardthemprofesstheirFaithfrom everyplatformfromGeraldton andl'erthto Beverleyand Boulder.(Cheers.)InMr.Redmond theyhadanAustralianaswell see aHibernian,whorepresentedinhis ownpersonthehaPPyblenlingof IrelandinAustralia.(Applause.) Undertheprotectingaegisofher nativerule,Irelandwouldnodoubt flourishintheartsandsciences. The'ancientgloriesofBangor,Mellifont,Lismore,andhistoricClonmacnoisewouldagainberestored,and she.wouldremainastrueto theSeeofPeterasshehadinthe daysofherhumiliation.Thebends of(laxitybetweentheSaxonand theCeltwouldbecemented,andas EnglandhadrestoredIrelandher independence,Irelandwouldrecipro-erebyrestoringtoEnglundEngland'sancientFaith-theFaithof Augustine,Paulinus,Eg'bert,Alfred theGreat,andThemesMoore, whichwastheFaithofSt.Patriek, St.Columba,Columbanus,andSt. LawrenceO'Toole.(Cheers.)United incharityandin,hope,whyshould notthesisterKingdomsheunitedin thatFaithofwhichEnglandwasdeprivedbythe,Reformation?(Cheers.) Therewasonerequest,saidFather Lynchinconclusion,thathewished theEnvOystoparryHomeforthem, andthatwasthatwhenthenew PrimeMinisterforIrelandhadset themachineryofgovernmentinmotionhewouldpayavisittothe LandoftheSouthernCross. (Cheers.) TheNationalTreasurer(Bro.J. S.Dowling),insupportingthetoast, saidattheoutsethedieeired,toexnresshisgratitudetotheworthy DistrictPresidentforthecordialinvitatiento,voicehissentimentsof welcometotheirdistinguishedfellowcountrymen.Cold,indeed,would hetheheartthatfailedtoratherinspirationfromthegenialSozearth's eloetientaddress.analereseworthv ofhisereatforebearsinthenriesthoedwhoanimatedtheirfnrefathers tofiehtanddieexultinglyforTreteerl'elibertyonthebattlefieldsof (Annlaese.)TheHibernianHall hadhad.'withinitsportalsmanygif-
tedsons.ofIreland.Onlyyesterday, itseemed,itwashallowedbythe Presenceofoneofthenoblestpatriotsoftheirrace-forfiveandtwentyyearsthegiantfigureinthecause ofIreland'snationalityinAustralasia-thegreatCardinalMoran.(Applause.)Whileto-daytheywere honouredbyavisitfromtheEnvoys oftheirnationinthecharmingpersonalityoftheiroldfriendMrDonovan,randinthelivingportraitofthe greatLiberatoroftherace-thetribuneofthepeople-intheverypersonofhisdistinguisdedson. (Cheers.)TheRev.DistrictPresidenthadwelcomedtheirgallant countrymeninthenameoftheHiberniansoftheGoldenWest,andhe, too,wouldexercisetheproudprivilegeasNationalTreasurerandvoice tothechosenoftheirracea"Cead mile.Failte"inthenameofthe eo,000HiberniansscatteredthroughouttheIslandContinentandthe Dominionbeyondtheseas.(Cheers.) "EnvoysfromtheOldLand,"he continued,"yourgreatmissionbeing accomplished,youarenowonthe eyeofyourdepartureforyour cradle-landandours;bearthenthis messagetoourgallantkinsmenthat,thoughweofitheoldracehave drunkthecupofbitternesstothe full,andalthoughbysomeill-fated 'nv,totastehechaliceoflibertywereinthisholyhourdenied us;thoughweshouldsullenlydescendonceagainIntothevalleyof gloom,thecloakofdesolationto enshroudus; yetoureyeswould everturngleamingfortherising dawn,forwhetherinsunshineorin storm,ingladnessorintearstrue todearoldIrelanduntodeathshall weremain."(Loudcheers.)Howglorioustobefaithfultosuchavenerablemother:-
Godknowsweowetheeall, Thouphcastofftothehowling wpves, Thoughcastofftothefoamingsea, Ourloveto-dayflieshometo thee.
AwayinthedistantagesofFaith theybeheleheranurseryofliterature.ofeveryennobling.art,with thelightofGodshiningdownupon
herfromonhigh,andthediademof freedomadorningherradiantbrow. Centuriesofpeaceandhappinessrolledbywhenatlengththelongnight ofsorrowcame.ThoseenteringupontheSpring-timeoflife,thoseiu thebloomandflowerandglowof youthfulmanhoodandthosehurryingdownthewinterofdecay-were oastintoblood-stainedgravesin theirgrimresolvetokeepalivethe flameofIreland'snationality.Had thetorchofIreland'sinationality beendarkened?Hadthespiritof Ireland'snationalitybeendestroyed aftersevencenturiesof'unparalleled Persecution?Ahtheymightas wellattempttoquellthefuryof thetempest'initsmadcareerofdestructionorthetumblingbillowson itscourseashopetocloud,evento thegreatAccountingDay,thelamp ofLibertyintheheartsoftheIrish race.(Cheers.)Mighttheynothope thattheday'ofdeliverancewasat hand,thatthelong,nightofslavery wasover?SoonwouldGadwipe allthetearsfromhereyes,andsunshineandhappinessreign.Heclaimedtospeakthatmorningwithfilial emotioninthe:nameandspiritof theexiledracewhenwithgratitude hedeclaredthatheartswerewildly throbbingforthathourwhenthe thunder-rolloflibertyshouldwaft tothesea-dividedGaelthatIreland -theirdearlittle"Poland'ofthe elcean"-atlastwasfree.(Loudapplause.)
Bro.JamesHealy,H.C.R.ofthe IrishNationalForesters,alsosupportedthetoast,andindoingso saidhewasdelightedtohaveanopportunityofsayingafewwordsas theIrishEnvoyswerebringingto'a closetheirsuccessfultourofthe Commonwealth.Heknewtheywould hethelastmissionariesoftheParliamentaryParty,butwhenHome Rulehadbecomeanaccomplished fact,hetrustedthattherewouldbe further'Envoyssentouttorenew aeettaintancesandexchangeviews. (Applause.)'Hehadtothankthe officersoftheHibernianSocietyfor theinvitationthathadbeenextendedtohim:TheIrishNationalFor(ContinuedonPageT7.)
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MonsignorDanielMannixein.oys thereputationofbeingoneofthe mostbrillianttheologicalscholars intheChurchinIreland.TheRev. .1.Barry,ofBalaela%a,whowasa class-mateofDr.MannixatMaynooth,inthecourseofaPressinterviewwitharepresentativeofthe Melbourne"Advocate,"saidthat fromhisearliestcollegiatedaysDr. Mannixscholastically"stoodabove hisfellowsfromhisshouldersand upwards."Heisstillayoungman, beingonlyinhisforty-ninthyear.
BornonMerck4,04,4,at trleeine,('o.Cork,Ireland,Dr.Mannix enteredtheChristian 1rothers' schoolsatanearlyage.Hes:',oweti considerabletalent,andpassedcn withmuchpromisetoSt.Connan's College.Fermoy.Herehisrecordof winningscholarshipscommenced,and hewasenabledbyhisietec'seesto enterSt.Patrick'sCollege,Maynooth.Inthiscollegelb-.Mannix setupastandardofn:,,rit
edi.e.tioaal,anddomestic!irides.Dr. Mannixhasthereputationofbeing a.strictdisciplinarian.Heisacapableorganiser,andpossessesproven constructivefacultiesinhisreligious work."
THEAliCHBISHOP'SVIEWS.
Dli.MANNIX'SGREATREPUTATION.
"Personally1haenothadaclose acquaintancewithL.Mannix,"said HisGrace."Hetime;titermytime, Ii,.onlyas]:residentandprofessor, butasastudent.WhenIwasin Irelandlastinleo8Imethim.I wastoha'escentsometimeat Maynooth,hutunfortunatelyIbecameill,andmyvisitliedtobecancelled.
"OfthereputationDr.Mannix holds,however,Iaminaposition tospeak.Heisheldinthehighest esteem.notonlyforhispersonal
butoronmanysubjectstothe'Irish,. EcclesiasticalRecord.'
ASTUDENT'SOPINION.
"Iwasunderhimforayearand ahalfinthemoraltheologyclass," saidaMelbournePriest."Thetime ofthestudentswasbrokenupintoA multitudeoflittlelectures,andDr. Mannix'sgreatworkwastoreorganisethecourseofstudiestofitit inwiththeuniversitywork.Inthis hesucceededtothefull.
"Hisinfluenceoverthestudents wasverygreat.Healwaystriedto lookatmattersfromtheirpointof viewwithoutrecedingfromhisown. HewouldalwaysansweranyquestionsthatwerePuttohim.Ifyou leftaquestiononhispulpitready forhimwhenhecamein,hewould takeitupanddealwithitatonce -notputitbyandsayhewould dealwithitlater,andperhapsforgetallaboutit.Inallmattersof opinionintheologyheexplained eachschoolofthought,buthenever seemedtocommithimselftoone opinion.Heleftthemostabsolute freedomtothestudents,hisaim beingto.cultivateoriginalthought. Sondeoftheprofessorswillgiveall viewsonasubject,andthengive theirownview; butwhenitcomes toanexamination,ifyoudon'tfollowtheirview,somuchtheworse foryou.ButDr.Mannixwas tolerantandbroad-minded,andit youwereabletogivesoundreasons fortheviewyenheld,hewouldgive youfullcreditforit.Hewasa studenthimself,andhislectures werealwaysuptodate.Hedidn't restthisyearonlectureshehaddeliveredtwoyearsago.Hetookthe difficultiesoftheworldandmet them.
hasbecom,.tradition1. 111Pupils sincehistimehaveeeenmeets;red bythatstandard.IniSeihewas appointedproftssorofmentalrind moralphilosophiatSt.Patric College,andtheyear1.894brought himthefurtherhonoto-oftheIrofessorshipintheology.Hehadthus securedthetwomostimportant professorships,inthecolleeebefore completinghisthirtiethyear.In teoehewasanointedaeovemany menwhowereseniortohimtothe highpositionofpresidentofthe college.
Dr.Mannix'sreputatonasa scholarandtheologianisnotconfinedtothechrch.Heisavalued memberoftheNationitUniversity SenateofIreland,andinthisinstitutionhehastakensuchakeeninterestthat,heisacclunteda-leader ofmoderneducationinIreland.Hr wasformerlyA,senatoroftheRoyal University.Thosewhohavewatchedhiscareerin;St.Patrick'sCollegeatMaynoothspeakofDr.Mannixasanat)o-tleofmodernmethodsineducation.
IntheearlYearsofhisprofessorshipDr.Mannixwonhiswaytoa highdegreeofponeilarity,inspite ofaveryreservednature.To-day thereisnomorepopularteacherin Trelend.HehasmodirniscdSt.Patrick'sCollegealikeonitsspiritual,
qualities,butforhisgreatlearning andadministrativecapacity.Heis amanofcourtlymanners,somewhatreservedindisposition,butof extremelykindlynature.Hisreputationisthatofamanwhogets quicklytotheheartofthings.%hen IwasinDublinIeastakingto Dr.Walsh,theArch'oiih.p,onthe subjectofapossiblecoadjuter.and mentionedthemimeof!elsMannix. Dr.Walshdidnotliketheideacf losingsuchatowercf:.;treligtbin thecauseofeducationieIreland.It wasnotsonuchinconnection withMaynooththatDr.Walsh fearedto'losehimasinconnection withthenewly-establishedUniversity,ofwhichDr.Mannixisoneof thesericite.Hementionedthatthat daytheyhadhadameetingofthe senate,atwhichcomeimportant subjectwasunderdiscPssion.Long seeechesexrressingwidelydiffering viewshadbeendeliveredwhenDr. Mannixgotup.Hisremarkswere comparativelyfew,butweredirectly tothepoint,anditwasnoticeable thattheycarriedmoreweightthan thatofanyothersnee,,er.Thatis oneofhisdistinguishingnualitieshisfirmgraspofasubject.His knowledgeonallquestionsiswide, andduringhisprofessorialdays.at anyrate,hewasafrequentcontri-
"AsPresidentofMaynooth,through hewasstrictindisciplineand!in assertinghisauthorityandinenforcingthegeneralrulesofthecollege(whichwas,ofcourse,his business),hewasalwaysfullof kindnessand,ympathyandgentleness.Iknowhimpersonally,indeed,tobeoneofthemostkindheartedofmen.Irememberwhena stu,lentdiedintheinfirmaryheremainedwithhimallthroughtwo nights,andwaswithhimwhenhe diedattwoo'clockinthemorning. Thatmightseemverynaturaltoe anyonewhodoesn'tknowthelifeof suchagreatcollegeasMaynooth, buttoonewhoknowstheworld apartinwhichtheprofessorsliveit willgiveanindextohisnature.I rememberbeingillmyself,andhe cametoseemeintheinfirmaryat breakfasttime.Iwasnotavery oldstudent,andknewnothingof Dr.Mannixoutsidethe.college.Hea; didnotthinkthebreakfastgiven mewasverytemptingforaninvalid,sohetookitawaytothe kitchenhimselfandreturnedshortly withamuchmoreappetisingtray. Icouldnotsitup,soheliftedme up,andproppedmewithpillows, Putrugsaroundme,andsatwith meduringthemeal.
"Asea,speaker,Dr.Mannixisfacile onalmostanysubject.Hemakesno attemptatoratoryoreloquence, butwhatliehastosayhesays withclearnessandprecision,andbe brightensitwithalittletouchof gentlesarcasm.Ifhewishedtoadministerarebuketoanyoneinclass itwouldnotbebyalecture,butby somelittletouchquietlygiven,of whichthestudentperhapswouldnot seethefullforceuntilthenextday. Inhispulblicspeakingheisconvincing,earnest,andlogical,gouts downtofirstprinciplesandworking outhiscaseuntilyoucannotbut admitthatheisright."
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RECEPTIONTOTHEIRISHENVOYS.
Thespaciousgroundsandbuild4 ingsoftheChristianBrothers'Collegeworeanairoffestivityonthe morningofMonday,the12thAugust,whentheIrishEnvoys,Messrs RedmondandDonovan,werereceived andwelcomed.Theterracetothe southoftheCollege,thespacious diningroomoftheboysandthe twoschoolroomsoccupyingaportionofthewingrecentlyerectedand whichareconnectedbyfoldingdoors topermitoftheirbeingthrowninto one,wereprofuseindisplayofbuntingandfloraldecorations.Amongst themanyguestswhohadassembled tojoininwelcomingthedelegates wereHisLordshipDr.Chine,the Attorney-General(Mr.T.Walker, M.L.A.),the'.SpeakeroftheLegislativeAssembly(Mr.M.F.Troy, M.L.A.),theHon.J.D.Connolly, M.L.C.,theHon.FrankConnor, M.L.C.,Mr.WalterDwyer,M.L.A., HisWorshiptheMayorofPerth, 'it Mrs.andMissMolloy,Mr.T.P. Quinlan,Mr.F.W.Morgan,Mr.M. O'Dea,Mr.Thos.Cunningham,Mr. B.T.Daly,Mr.J.F.Whitely,the Vicar-General(FatherVerling),and animberoftheclergy.
Thereceptionwas,heldintheball formedbythetwoclassroomsindicatedabove,whereallthepupils wereassembled,afterthevisitors badwalkedthroughthebuildingand seentheboysatworkintheirown specialclassrooms.',Theentranceof thedelegateswasthesignalfora lustyandenthusiasticcheer,givenin thewhole-heartedmannernaturalto boys.Threecharmingsongswere sungrespectivelybyMastersMervin Hands,LeslieO'MearaandJames McDermott.Thefull,well-balanced voiceofMervinHandsdidjusticeto "ComeBacktoErin."Leslie O'Meararendered"Killarney"ina mannerthatwouldhavedonecredit toamucholderboy,butthefavouriteofthedaywas"Kathleen Mavourneen"byJamesMcDermott. Thisboyhasalovelysweetvoice, whilehisinterpretationofthatcharmingsongevokedgeneralappreciatic'n.
andtotheSceptic,butthemission ofthesemenwasaltogethertooinfamoustobesubmittedtothePeopleofthesecountries.Thanksto thepatience,energy,andeloquence oftheRedmondBrothers,andofthe subsequentEnvoys,theIrishquestionstoodto-dayoneofthemost mostreasonable,desirable,andjust thatcouldbesubmittedtoanAustralianaudience.ThepresentEnvoyshadthepleasureandsatisfactionofseeingtheirplatformshonouredbythepresenceoftheleading Politicians,thePremiersofthevariousStates,andbyeventhatofthe PrimeMinisteroftheCommonwealth ofAustralia.Itgavehimpleasure toseetherethatdaytheMinister forEducation,theSpeakerofthe Legislative.Assembly,andtheMayor ofPerth.HesaidthattheChristianBrothers'Collegewasaselfsupportingpublicschool.Itspupils wererecruitednotonlyfromboys oftheirownnationalityandreligion,butlargelyfromthesonsOf thosewhodifferedfromtheminboth theserespects.Hewillinglypaida warmtributetotheloyaltyand abilityofthesenon-Catholicboys. TheaimoftheChristianBrothersIn thematterofeducationwastotrain theyouthphysically,mentally,and morally.IncrickettheywerePremiersinTemand1911.Theyhave heldtheplaceofhonourinfootball forfiveyears.Theircrewshad beenattheheadoftheriverfor fouryears,duringwhichtimethey havealsocarriedofftheformprize. Ingeneralathleticstheywerechampionsforfouryears,producinginadditionthechampionathleteduringeach oftheseyears.Thestudentsofthe Collegehadwonnumerousscholarshipsof£15and£25each,oneof £225,fourof£150,aridthreeRhodes ScholarshipsofDes)each,while theyhadwonfirstplaceinSouth andWestAustraliainthedifferent gradesnofewerthantentimes.He mentionedthefactthatnearlyall theclerksintheRoyalMintwere pupilsoftheCollege,havingwon theirplacesbycompetitiveexaminations.(Loudapplause.)
DuringthefunctionBrotherNunanhandedMr.Redmondtwocheques,onefromthemastersand PupilsoftheCollege,andanotherfromthepupilsofSt.PatricksSchool,Wellington-street.BrotherNunansaidthatitwaswith prideandpleasurehewelcomedthe IrishEnvoys,who,notwithstanding theirmanyengagementsandlaborioustravels,didthemthehonour ofvisitingtheCollegethatday.He saidthathefeltitadityonhis ParttogivetheboysanopportunityofseeingandhearingtheEnvoys.HewelcomedthemastherePresentativesoftheIrishpeople.lie welcomedMr.RedmondasOneson oftheIrishLeader,andMr.Mewvanasanoldfriend.Theywerethe firstschooltowelcomehiminAustraliasevenyearsago,andnswthey werethelasttohidhimfarewell. HesaidthattheIrishinAustralia owedadebtofgratitudetotheEnvoyswhofromtimetotimecame alongtoplacetherealnatureof theIrishquestionbeforetheAustralianpeople,aquestionwhich badbeenmoremisrepresentedthan P.e*haPsanyother.Itwasnowle yearsagosincethearrivalofthe firstEnvoysinthepersonsofthe eresentIrishLeaderendhisbrother. Mr.WilliamRedmond.ThefairmindedPeopleofAustralia.intheir desiretodojusticetoAll.madea sPeeialpointofalwaysgivingaheartywelcometovisitorsfromabroad andoffacilitating,tothebestof theirability,theirdesiretoplace beforethepeopletheirviews,but thisIrishquestitnseemedtothem seehamonstrositythat,fromone ,Telofthecountrytotheother. theythoerhtittheirdittytoclose fhedoorsoftheirhallsagainst theresothattheirviewsmightnot hecommunicatedtotheniiblic.The ballswereopenedtotheSocialist
thoseofthenewUniversity,which, seemingly,madenoprovisionfor arts,law,ormedicine?Whatwould becomeofthecultureabsolutelynecessaryforprofessionalmenifthey hadnoartsdegree?Weretheyto forcetheirstudentsintothescience curriculumofthenewUniversity againsttheirwills?Theonlywayhe sawoutofthedifficultywastoadheretotheoldstateofthingsand toadylsetheirstudentstocomplete theirstudiesinuniversitiesoutside theStatewheretheywouldhave chairssuitabletothestudiesof theirfutureprofessions.Sucha coursewouldnotbeverypatriotic, buttheycouldnotforcevocations ontheirstudents,andiftheywould notreceiveapropereducationin theirownStatetheymustseekitin foreignuniversities.
TheMinisterforEducation(Mr. T.Walker),whosubsequentlyaddressedthegathering,saidthathe desiredtomakeanexplanationregardingtheSenateoftheUniversity. FromtheremarksmadebyBrother Nunanitappearedthattherewas somemisunderstandingattobow thingsstood.Hecouldassurethem thattheSenatewasanindeeetelent body,andthe.Governmenthadno morepowertoframethepolicyfor themthanithadtodictatewhat shouldbedoneattheCollegein whichtheywerethenassembled.He agreedwiththeirprincipalthatit wasdesirablethatclassicsshould findaplaceinthecurriculumofthe University,buthewasinaminority,andhehadtobowtotheopinionofthemajorityofhiscolleagues ontheSenate.
BrotherNunanfurtherremarked thatastheIrishpeoplehadlongdesiredtohaveanIrishParliament, sothepeopleofthisStaterejoiced thatthedayhaddomewhenthey hadtheirownUniversity.Hisaudience,however,wouldhesurprisedto hearthatthemastersofthepublic schoolsofthisStateweremorethan disappointedattheshapeth'ergswere taking.They,inconjunctionwith the.AdelaideUniversityauthbrities, haddevelopedasystemofexaminationsverysuitabletotherequirementsofthestudentsoftheState. Allhadworkedmostharmoniously, andtheverybestresultshadfollowed.Hewouldyieldtonoonein hisdesiretoseesciencereceiveits dueattentioninthecurriculumof thenewUniversity,buth'heldthat, judgingfromtheofficiallistofprofessorehips,scienceandtechnicalsubjectsweretohegivenunduepreponderance.Theyhadchairsforagriculture,biology,geology,'mining, andeconomics,hut,judgingfrom theirofficialprogramme,therewas noprovisionformodernlanguages, orclassics.Uptothepresent Percent.ofthestudentswhohad goneonforaUniversitycoursefrom thisStatehidtakeneitherarts, law,ormedicine,andheregretted tosaythatthereseemedtoheno Provisionforstudentsanxiousto takethesedegreesinthecurriculum ofthenewUniversity.ThefourpublicschoolsofthisStatehadsuppliedalltheUniversityaspirantsup tothepresent,andnowthatthe MinisterforEducationwaspresent, hewouldaskwhetcoursetheywere topursue?Weretheytorejectth° AdelaideUniversityexaminations, whichhadeieenthemallthattheir studentsrequiredforthenursititof studiespreparatorytotheirProceedingtotheUniversity,andadopt
MidlandJunction
ConsecrationoftheNewBell forSt.Brigid'sChurch
DuringhisrecentvisittotheOld Country,FatherMorris-thezealous andindefatigableParishPriestof GuildfordandMidlandJunction-did notforgetthewantsandrequirementsofhisprogressiveparishinthe GoldenWest.AmongstotherChurch requisiteshe:purchasedamagnificent bell,theclear,musicaltonesof whichwill,wehope,awakenthe echoesoftheSwandistrict,summoningthepeopletoHolyMass,for manyyearstocome.Theentirecost ofthebellasitisnowerectedhas beenabout£138butthetirlessenergyoftheParishPrtest,coupled withthewell-knowngenerosityof hispeople,has,weareTeasedto announce,beenresponsibleforthe totalwipingawayofeverypennyof debtbeforetheceremonyofconsecration.Thiswasundoubtedlya mostpleasingfeaturenotonlyto thePriestandpeople,butalsoto HisLordshipDr.Clune,whosolemnlyconsecratedthebellonlastSaturdaymorning.OnSaturdayafternoonitwassafelyplacedonthebelfryandalllookedforwardwith intensepleasuretoSundaymorning, whenthegreatmessengerwasto commencetheworkofcallingthe peopletoDivineService.
SUNDA4Y'SCEREMONIES. TheMayoress,MrsGeorgeHiscox, hadtheprivilegeofringingthenew bellforthefirsttime.Forthe10.10 MasstheChurchwascrowdedto overflowing,amongstthosepresent beingtheMinisterforWorks(Mr. W.D.Johnson).BishopClune,althoughsufferingfromanattackof influenza,wasagainpresent,andassistedintheservice.Thechurch choirhadbeenaugmentedbyanumberofmembersfromtheGuildford choir,andtheirrenderingofFarmer'sMassinBFlat,undertkeconductorshipofMr.Thomson,wasexceptionallygood.The"MersaCantata"wassungbyFatherBrady, andthe,choiralsorenderedthe"AscenditDeus"andthe"Hallelujah Chorus."Mr.A.Rosspresidedat theorgan.
HisLordshiptheBishopsaidit wasapleasuretowelcometheEnvoystoatineandsuccessfuleducationalinstitution.Itwasapleasure tovisittheCollegeandseetheboys assembled; tothinkoftheopportunityaffordedthembothinliteratureandinsport.Mr.Redmondbad assuredhimthathethoughtmany oftheCatholiceducationalestablishmentshehadseenthroughoutAustraliaandNewZealandcouldnutbe surpassedinexcellence.Hehoped thatwhentheboysreachedmanhood'syearstheywouldshowby theirgoodnessandforceofcharacter thebenefitderivedfromtheirCollege training. Mr.Redmond,whosaidhehad Australianbloodinhisveins,showedhimselfremarkablysympathetic towardstheboys,whofullyreciprocatedthissympathy.Hetoldthem thatIreland'srighttoself-governmentwasontheeveofbeingconceded,andthatafterHisMajesty KingGeorgeV.,hadopenedthe IrishParliamentinCollegeGreen, Dublin,shouldanyofthemtravel totheoldcountrytheyshouldseek outtheEnvoysintheprecintsof Parliamentandintroducethemselves asstudentsoftheChristianBrothers'College,Perth,whohadjoined intheheartywelcomeaccordedthe Deputiesthatday.Hepromisedto makethemathomeandtoletthem seewhateverwasworthseeing.He hadobservedwithpleasurethecandourandindependenceofYoung Australia.Hecongratulatedthe Collegeonitslonglistofsuccessesinliterature,scienceandsport. Mr.Donovansecondedhiscolleague withhisusualeloquence.Timewas, hesaid,wheninthedarkpenal daystheChristianBrothersinIreland,likethoseancientmissionaries theyknewof,hadfedthelampof learningandinfusedaspiritofardourandemulationintothebreasts oftheiryouthfulcharge.Whensome couldnotorwouldnotplacetheir country'shistorybeforeIrishyouth, theChristianBrothersneverfailed sotoplaceit.Hencemanyeloquent leadersanddebatersintheCommonsofEnglendlikehiscolleague Mr.JosenhDevlin,cameforth fromtheChristianBrothers'Schools tofightconstitutionallyforthelibertyofIreland;andinconsequence ofthelucid,energeticandeloquent annealsmadebysuchmenthrough thelengthandbreadthoftheEnglishsneakingworld,thecaseofIrelendwasnowwellunderstoodand rewardedwithfavourh.,theupright ofe':eryclassendcreed.
Rev.FatherMangan,C.SS.R., Preachedaneloquentsermonappropriatetotheoccasion.dereferred tothehistoryoftheneeoftellsin connectionwithchurches,likening thepresent-dayuseoftheeInsecratedbelltothatofthesilvertrumpetsusedintheearlydays.ReferringtotheceremonywhichIlisnoP Clonehadconductedontheprevious day,whentheirbellwasconsecrated forthechurch'suse,hePointedto numerouslessonswhichthepeople mightlearnfromit.Heexhorted themtotakehomewiththemthese messagesandtoremembereachtime theyheardthebellringtheconsecrationvowswhichtheythemselves hadtakenintheirchurch.Thehell wouldservetoremindthemalsoof thenecessityofattendingMass,and hesincerelycongratulatedFather Morrisonhisthricehappythought ingettingthebellandhavingitconsecratedbyBishopClime.Mightit alwaysservetoremindthemallof theirsolemnconsecrationvows,and hetotheCatholicpeopleinthisdistrictwhatthesilvertrumpetswere tothechosenpeopleofGodinages Lordshipexpressedhtspleasure Past. His attheablesermonpreachedby FatherMerman.whohadatthelast momentfilledhis(theBisbee's)place bypreaching.Mighttheblessingof theChurchhesaid,comethrough theirchurchhell,andmightitbring PeacetoallhomesinMidlandJunction.Hewasdelight,eltohepreRent,ashiscareerinWesternAustraliahadbeenverycloselylinkAil withtheChurchinthattown.We congratulatedthemonPoseessing suchasweet-tonedhell,endtheir thankswereduetotheMaeeressfor ringingitforthefirsttimethat morning.Specialthankswerealso duetothechoirforsheirselondid service.Beforeconcluding, ClonethankedtheperishionIrsfor theirfinancialeffortsinconnection
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withthediocesanfund,andurged themtostillfurthereffortsinrelationtotheftownparish.
FatherMorrisalsoreturnedhis thanksinhisowngenialandinimitablestyle,toallthosewhohadassistedinthebeautyandsolemnity oftheceremonies.Hehopedthat whentheygotanewchurchbuilt theywouldbeabletotakethebell fromitspresentpositionanderect itinthechurchtower.Theirspecial thankswereduetoBishopClunefor comingamongstthem,evenwhenfar fromwell,andhehimselfwishedto expresshispersonalthanksforthe manykindnessesreceiveda#theBishop'shandsduringhisrecentillness. Theserviceconcludedbythesinging ofthe"HallelujahChorus."
sliendidbell-thefirstofits kindinWesternAustralia-isofIrish manufacture.Itwascastbythe nowwell&nownfirmofMatthew Byrne,FountainHeadBellFoundry, James-street,Dublin.Thehell weighstoecwts.;itiscomposedof thebestandpurestingotcopperand highlyrefinedtin.Themountings aremadefrompatentrotaryiron andsteel,whicharethebestalexistence.Nocoveringisneededfor eitherthebelloritsmountings,as theyareunaffectedbytheweather.
Thebellhasmanynewfeatures;it issoconstructedthatitcanbeturnedroundinthestock,withthe greatestfacility,thuspresentinga newplaceforthetonguetostrike, andconsequentlyprolongingthelife ofthehell.Anotherfeatureisthe easewithwhichevenachildcan rineit.Ithasadeeprichmusical tone,whichisreallythebestadvertisementforthefirmthatproduced it. Weheartilycongratulatethe PeopleofMidlandJunctionandtheir Pastoronthepossessionofthis unicuemusicalmessenger,andwe sincerelytrustthatmanyofour newChurcheswillheequippedwith bellsfromthesamefoundry,which isindeedacredittoIreland.
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logtrainjourneysandthefrequent speechesandaddresseswouldbeenoughtocool,theardourofevena Theodore,Roosevelt,notwithstanding hisabnormaltasteforthestrenuous life.ButMessrs.RedmondandDonovanwereherenottoshirkdifficulties,buttofacethemandovercomethemnottoseekeasytimes, buttowresttriumphaftertriumph fromtoilandlabourandrisk.They cameastheyoungsoldiersofIreland,anditwasourpleasuretosee theconqueststheymade.EverywheretheydidservicetoAustralia aswellastoIreland,bythedecisivevictorieswhichtheygainedover alltheforcesofigtharance'andprejudiceandonleavingtheshores ofAustraliatheyhadthesatisfactionofknowingthattheyhaddone theirpartinthecause'offreedom, byfillingthelastremainingrockof Orangebigotrywithachargeof Penetratingreasonandexplosivelogic,thatwouldsoonburstitforever,and"blowitintosmithereens,"asMr.Redmondsowellsaid inhisfarewelladdressattheCeltic Club,
isfightingthebattlesofourcountryandourrace;tothepartythat haswith'consummatewisdomsteered suchaconsistentandhonourable courseduringthelastfewyearsof bewilderingpoliticaltempests; to thepartythathasthroughthick andthinheldalofttheunsullied bannerofIreland'snobleaspirations.Wearethedebtorstothe IrishParty;theyoweusnothing, butweowethemmorethanwords canexpress,andmorethanmoney cantranslate,fortheirundyingloyaltytoourdearOldMotherland.
SATURDAY,AUGUST17,1912. nannesee washeldintheOratoryoftheLoretoConvent,AdelaideTerrace.The Altarwasbeautifullydecoratedfor theoccasion.
OnnextSundayMasswillbecelebratedattheJarrandaleBoardMill at8o'clocka.m.,andatNo.6Mill atioo'clocka.m.
"ACatholicNewspaper,inaparishisaperpetualmission." -LEOXIII.
SATURDAY,AITGUST 1912.
SpeedingtheEnvoys.
HAPPYTOMEETANDSORRYTO PART.
Itwaswithfeelingsofsorrowmingledwithjoywesaidgood-byeto theIrishEnvoysonlastTuesday. Thosetwogenial,warm-hearted,unselfish,andpatrioticIrishmen,Messrs.RedmondandDonovan,inthe shortfortnightthattheyspentin WesternAustralia,havenotonly earnedourrespectandesteem,but theyhavecompletelywonouraffections,anddeepenedourlovefcr thefreshandfairlandofourfirth -theIrelandofholinessandteat
Somemayaskwhyt*Envoysare collectingmoneynowthatHome Ruleisinsight.ThisquerywasablyansweredbyMr.Redmondinhis meetingatMidlandJunctionon Mondaynight,whenhepointedout thatwhiletheIrishPartyisa greatpartyrepresentingagreatpeople,theywereapoorparty,anda poorpeople.Andtheywereupagainstthegreatestcombinationof landlordism,plutocracy,andaristocracythathadeverexistedinany PortionoftheBritishEmpire.No Parliamentaryelectioncouldhe foughtinIrelandexceptbyawealthymanoramanbackedbyawealthyorganisation.Hewasthererepresentingaconstituencyinthevery heartofProtestantUlster,andwhetherhewonorlostthatseathehad topaytoagentlemancalledthereturningofficer-probablysocalledbecauseheneverreturnedanythingthesumof£35.0forfillingapositionwhichwasmerelyasinecure.
TheEnvoyswithwhomwehave Partedsaidtheyhopedthatthis wouldbethelastdelegationfrom Irelandcollectiewmoneyforthe HomeRulemovement.Wearewith theminthathope;butweeanassurethemboth,onbehalf.ofWesernAustraliaandonbehalfofour brethrenthroughouttheCommonwealth,thatevenifanythingunforeseenshouldhappen,evenif Erin'stearsarenotdriedinthe nearfuture;even11herdarkhourof trialisprolonged;evenifthecup oflibertyisagaindashedfromher lips;evenifthehandsoftheclock ofprogressareturnedbackwards; eveniftheHomeRuleCauseis wreckedagain-eventhen-aye,then especially,weshallbindourselves withhoopsstrongerthansteelisour loyaltytotheIrishpeopleandtheir representativesinParliament.We shallbewillingandreadyandanxioustoanswerimmediatelyanyadditionalcallforhelp,andtogive notonlyourwarm"CoedMile Failte,"butourmoneyandourblessingstoadozenmoredelegations fromIreland. "Weknowthatbraveandgoodmen tried Tosnapherrustychain; Thatpatriotssuffered,martyrsdied, Andall,'tissaid,invain Butnoboys,no!aglancewill show Howfarthey'vewontheirway TofreeOldIreland,lovedOld Ireland; Ireland,boys!hurrah!"
Thenamesandamountsofall thosewhosubscribedtoSt.Francis Xavier'sChurch,Armadale,willbe publishedinafuture'issueoftha"Record."Fr.Brennanwishes,throe ughthe,columnsofthispaper,toreturnthankstoallthosewhoinany waycontributedtothesuccessof lastSunday'sceremony. lb
WecongratulateVeryRev.Fr. MorrisonhisnewbellofIrish manufacture,andespeciallyonthe factthatbeingfreefromalldebt, noonecanjustlytellitto"hold itstongue."
MidlandJunctionParishwillbe. blessedwithsixMassesonnextSunday,namely:--Midland.Ra.m.and 10.10a.m.;WestGuildford,9o'clock a.m.;Guildford,10.30a.m.;Parkervine,qa.m.;and'LionMill,II o'clocka.m.
Theeuchreearn,anddanceheadat Guildfordlastweekwasaverysuccessfulfunctionfromeverypointof view.
Loco411141Persomo
Miss,FannyBarkerhasreturnedtee Guildford,quiterestoredinhealth, afterherrecentsevereillness.Not onlyherfriends,butalltheparishioners.aredelightedtohaveher homeagain,assheis:agreatChurch worker.
Diocesannews.
Itwasajoytohavemetthem, aprivilegetohaveheardthemeloquentlychampioningtheCauseof Irishfreedom,andanhonourto havetheopportunityofgivingpracticalassistancetothatCause.And onthisoccasionourjoywasintensifiedbythebrightprospectsofthe HomeRulemovement,andbythe hopethatthenextdelegationfrom theIrishPartywouldrepresentan IrishParliamentestablishedinIrelandandworkingentirelyforIrelandandtheIrish.
WeregretverymuchthattheEnvoyscouldnotspend,alongertime amongstusthebarefortnightwas entirelyinsufficientfora,nythinglike 8thoroughcampaignthroughthe scatteredsettlementsofanimmense StatelikeWesternAustralia.Indeed wearesurprisedthattheEnvoys heldoutsowell;thelongandtry-
Eveniftherewerenoothercandidateinthefieldhewouldhaveto payfrom£25toE50forthepleasureofhearingthereturningofficer readinginhismelodiousEnglishaccentthatW.A.Redmondwasreturnedunopposed.Thewholeofthe officialexpensesofanelectionwhichinAustraliawererightlyborne bytheState-hadintheOldCountrytobepaidbythecandidates, eventotheprintingoftheballot Papers.AndthewealthyorganisationarrayedagainstthemtookeveryopportunityofdrainingtheirresourcesbyrunningTorycandidates andforcingcontestsevenwhenknowingfullwellthattheyhadnopossiblechanceofbeingreturned.Inaddition,also,thepartyhadtoissue Pamphletsbythethousandtorefute thevilecalumniesagainsttheIrish characterandtheIrishcause.
WeareproudoftheEnvoys.We aregratefultothemfortheirfearless,independentandthorough-going advocacyofIreland'srights;weare gratefultothembecausetheydidfull justicetoagreatcause;weare gratefultothembecausetheyupheld thebesttraditionsoftheIrishParty,andbecausetheyproved,honestly,forcefully,andconvincingly that-"Thechainlesswaveandlovely land FreedomandNationhood3demand."
We,onourpart,deemitaduty andanhonourtorenderanyassistanceinourpowertothepartythat
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Atug-of-war,forwhichprizesof £20arebeingoffered,isadvertised. totakeplaceduringthebazaar whichisbeingheldinCoolgardier inaidofSt.Anthony'sConventof Mercy.Thecontestisopentoteams offivemen,andsomeveryinterestingpullsarelikelytotakeplace. 11, Attentionisdrawntotheannuar children'sandadults'plainandfancydressball,isaidoftheBuilding FundoftheCatholicChurch,Claremont,whichisadvertisedtotake PlainonWednesday,Septembernth, intheSchoolHall,Reserve-street. The.pricesareChildorlady'sticket,18.;gents.'28.Thesecretary andcommitteearedesirousofmakingitabigsuccess,andwehone' theireffortswillnotbeinvain.
Wehopethatthefashionableen tertainment,organisedbyMrsTrethowaninaidofthefurnishingof theBish4'sPalace,willbewellpatronisedbyourreaders.Itwillbe heldintheHibernianHallonFriday,August16th,andSaturday, August17th.Theboxplanmaybe seenatNicholson's,andticketsmay beobtainedattheBookLovers' LibraryoratNicholson'satIs,25, andIs..
TheIrishEnvoys,Messrs.W.A. Redmond,M.P.,andMr.J.T.Donovan,LL.B.,leftfortheOldCountry bytheH.M.S."Otranto"onlast Tuesdayafternoon.
£12,0865To HisLordshipDr.ClunewillbeabsentfromWesternAustraliaforthe nextthreeweeks.HeleftFremantle ontheR.M.S."Malwa"lastTuesdayforSydney,wherehewillassist attheAnniversaryMassforthereposelofthesoulofthelateCardinal Moran,fromwhomhereceivedEpiscopalConsecrationonSt.Patrick's Day,1911.TheRequiemMasswill becelebratedatSt.Mary'sCathedral,Sydney,onAugust22nd. le Thoughsufferingfromanattackof influenza,BishopClunehadavery strenuousdayonlastSunday,both atMidlandJunctioninthemorning, andatArmadaleintheafternoon.
OnThursday,iethinst.,ExneneitionoftheMostBlessedSacrament
ThePremierhasreceivedadvice thatthes.s.,"Gothic"sailedfrom TilburyonJuly20with725immigrantsforWesternAuatralia,362 ofthembeingnominatedand166assisted.
WritingtothePremier,theAgentGeneral(SirNewtonMoore)states thathewas.pleasedtoreceivethe welcomeadviceregardingthebountifulrainswhichhadfallenthroughouttheStateandthesPlendidharvestprospects."Ihave,"headded, "widelycirculatedthenewsamongst thoseinterested."
ALECTURE,onSt.Vincentde PaulandFredrickOzanam,willbe deliveredbyaBrotherofSt.Brigid's Conference,WestPerth,intheSchool Room,onSUNDAYEVENING NEXT,afterDevotion-s_Everyoneinvited, 4 n..
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eludedwiththehopethatmarried lifewouldnotdeprivethecnoirof hervaluableservices.
Mr.HowardGladman,theState Inspector,hasjustconcludedhisinspectionoftheSacredHeartSchool. Inhisextendedandgenerallycommendatoryreport,theInspector stronglyrecommendstheappointmeetfortheinfantschoolofaPermanentteacherintheinterestsof connectedandprogressiveteaching. Heconsiderstheaverageageshigh wh;ncomparedwiththestandards attained.Appliancesandaidsfor Coteteteachingofarithmeticare required,andfurtherdevelopmentof thephonicmethodofreadingzecommendedforthelowerstandards.Deliberateandclearlyenunciatedspeech ehculdbecultivated.Earnestattentionshouldbecentredintheeubject o4laeratureandaschoollibraries'ehed.Wallboardsarerequired forree-armdrawing.Thescript w-,r11oftheschoolofallkindsis verycommendableneatnessand ti,'.fees,'arethegeneralcharacteristics.Ihavebeenverypleasedto notetheorderlinessandattentionof theeupilsandtheirgeneraldemeancduringtheinspectionvisit.I ameleased,alsotonotethemarked evidenceofpainstakingteaching,and sincemylastvisitofconsiderable improvementinseveraloftheclass satjects."Attheconclusionofthe examination,theRev.FatherHellinayexpressedhisgratitudetoMr. Gleemanforthegreatpainshehad takenwiththechildren,andforthe kindsuggestionshehadmade,allof which,asfaraseossible,theInspectorwouldfindadoptedandcarriedoutonhisnextvisit.'rhecourtesyofMr.GladmantotheNuns andhisappreciationof vork we,highlygratifying. MasswascelebratedonSundryat DaneinandQuairading,Thecongregateminneitherplacewasbyno menusaslargeasitshouldbeIt isunderstoodthatunlessagreeter apeneciationoftheHolySacrificeis evidenced,thevisitsofthePriest will,hereducedinnumber.
ThenewCurate,Rev.Fr.Weirady, inahappyspeech,endorsedwhat hadbeessaidoftheirguest,ehom hecomplimentednotonlyforgoodnessoffeaturesandgoodnessofharmony,butwhattohimtranscended these-thegoodnessofherCatholicity.
Mr.H.Briggs,theconductor,in thecourseofhisremarks,saidMiss Emerywasavaluableassetofthe choir,becauseshecouldalwaysbe dependedupontobePresentnotonly onSunday,butalsoonpractice nights.Notonlywhenthechoir wasenjoyingsuccess,butwhendepressionovertookit,MissEmery wasnofairweathermember,but trueassteelunderallcircumstances,andforthisreasonheechoed thewishesofFatherO'Neillthat marriagewouldnotseverhermembership.
Mr.W.StainthorPe,organist,said heheartilyendorsedtheremarksof theconductor,and,withtheprecedingspeakers,wishedhereveryhappinessinhernewsphere.
Jennacubbine
AlargeandrepresentativemeetingwasheldinJennacubbineon Sunday,the4thinst.Theweather wasbeautifulsadthecropswerejust attheirbest.ItwasapleasingsurprisefortheIrishEnvoystosee suchaprosperouscountry.The IrishWarPipeBandgaveverypleasingselectionsofIrishmusicwhile Mr.W.Redmondmadeoneofhis mosteloquentspeeches.OtherspeechesfollowedMr.Redmond's,and thosepresentunanimouslysupported themotionforHomeRuleforIreland.
inst.Twenty-threetableswerefilled,andthis,itisadmitted,beatall previousrecordsforToodyay. Nunyleforwardedlastweekitslast contributionof£2125totheDiocesanDebtFund.
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Busselten CONVENTSCHOOLSUCCESSES. ATRECENTMUSICALEXAMINATIONS.
SENIOR.-PianofortePlaying C. Walpole. 's rERMEDIATE.-SoloSinging K.abbey.PianofortePlaying: E. Antiott.V.Morfesse.
3UNIOR.-PianofortePlayingR. Conway(Hons.),C.Bignell. I'REPARATORY.-PianofortePlayInnM.Higgins(Hons.),N.Smith, (Hers.),A.Smith(Hons.),K.Higgins(Hons.),V.Hooks(Hons.),R. Quajfe,P.Dilly.
JUNIOR.--ViolinPlaying:C.Walpole.SoloSingingM.Walpole. PREPARATORY.-ViolinPlaying M.Higgins,E.Amiott,W.Dilly. FIRSTSTEPS.-M.Kelly(Hons.), K.Bremner(Hons.),M.Dunn (Hors.),H.Smith(Hons.),R.Bove]](Hons.),R.Bignell(Hons.), I.Kelly.
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Atfirstpeopledidnotunderstand theparticularnecessityforfunds fortheIrishPartyatpresent.But whenMr.Redmondexplainedthe heavycostofeachelectionin.Ireland,andhowtheIrishlandlords andtheirfriendshadalreadycontributedaquarterofamilliontohe disposedofasIreland'senemiesthink fit,Irishsympathytookapractical turn.Contributionsweregivenwith thatgenerositysocharacteristicof allAustralians,wheneitherReligion orIrelandrequiresit.
Theusualweeklymeetingofthe societywasheldonthe8thinst., theVice-President(Mr.F.J.Hayes), intheunavoidableabsenceofthe President,presidingaveralargeattendanceofmembers.CorrespondencewasreceivedfromtheHighgate HillCatholicYoungLadies'Society, extendinganinvitationtethememberstoattendaso:ialeveningto beheldinMcLeod'sHall,Beaufc,rtstreet,onthe14thin..` hem theKalgoorlieC.Y.M.S.,suggesting theformationofanExecutiveCoencilinconnectionwiththevatious CatholicYoungMen'sSocieties.The invitationfromtheHighgateHill C.L.S.wasgratefullyaccepted,and considerationoftheKalgoorlieC.Y. M.S.'sletterwasheldoveruntilthe nextmeeting.Messrs.A.Fieldand M-Mackaywerenominatedformembershipinthesociety.Theelection ofaPresidenttofillthevacancy causedbytheretirementofMr.R. J.Marmionwasthenproceededwith andresultedintheelectionofMrE. Walcott.ThenewPresidentisone oftheoldestmembersofthesociety, andthis,togetherwithhisexperienceandhisunboundedenthusiasm, shouldcausethesocietytomake greatstridesduringhisregime.All arrangementshavenowbeenmadein connectionwiththesociety'seuchre PartytobeheldonSaturday,the 24thinst.,andjudgingfromreports received,thefunctionshouldbea greatsuccess.Harriersarealso makinggreatstridesintheirtrainingfortheforthcomingioenileamateurrace.Inconjunctionwiththeir trainers,theyarehighlyoptielistic ofcapturingthecovetedprizeamongstamateurrunners.Wealwish themeverysuccess.
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Theeloquentspeechesdeliveredas wellasthe.finedisplayofmartial music,madethedayaveryeventful oneforJennacubbine.Itistobe hopedthatWongamine,whichwas scarcelyrepresentedatthismeeting, willbeequallygenerous.
Toodyay
MissMaggieEmery,whohasbeen associatedwiththechoiroftheCottesloeStaroftheSeaCatholic Chitch,wasgivenapleasantsurpriNonlastSunday.Thehapuy littlefunctioncameoffinthePreshyteryafterthelateMass,andtook theformofapresentationofa handsomesilverafternoonteaservicetoMissEmery,ontheeveof herapproachingmarriage,givenby berfellowmembers,asasmallmark ofrespect.Rev.FatherO'Neill,ParishPriest,inmakingthepresentee. tior,dweltonthemanygoodqualitiesoftherecipient,whomhehad kneenformanyyearsasasterling workerforchurchandchoirintheir suburb.Onbehalfofthemembershe wishedhereveryhappinessinher newsphereofusefulness,anIcm-
HolyMasswascelebratedinCulhamlastSundayat8o'clock,andin Toodyayat11.Itwasagaladay inbothdistricts.InCulhameight happychildrenmadetheirFirstCommunion,andtheotherohildren,with alltheadultsofthatdistrict,also receivedHolyCommunion.Theladieskindlypreparedabreakfast,at whichallwhowerefastingpartook. Fromasearchingexaminationwhich Fr.Mastersongavethe-childrenthe previousSaturday,heannouncedat Massthatineverycasetheansweringwasverysatisfactory.Andwhen theyheardConfirmationwastobe administeredatanearlydatethe childrendeterminedtolosenotime inmakingthemselvesproofagainst missinganyquestiononthegreat dayonwhichtheyreceiveConfirmation.
InToodyaythepeoplearequite delightedwiththechildren'schoir, whichtheyhadthepleasureofhearingforthefirsttime.Evidentlythe childrenhavebeentrainedverycarefully,andtheirsweet,beautifulrenderingofthesacredhymnsisatreat tolookforwardtoInfuture.
Averysuccessfuleuchrepartyand dancewasheldintheTownHall, Toodyay,onthenightofthe7th
wasbroughtbeforethemeeting,and disposedofinabusiness-likemanner. Theactionoftheofficersresponsible forinviting.Messrs.W.Redmond, MX.,andJ.T.Donovan,LL.B.,to becomelifehonorarymembersof theirbranch,wasendorsedbythe meeting,anditwasdecidedthata PresentationbemadetoeachEnvoy ofthegoldemblemofthesociety suitablyinscribed.Itwasoriginally intendedtomakethePresentationonSundaylastattheCommunion BreakfastoftheSociety,butowing tobeingunabletohavethemedals engravedtotime,thepresentation wasputoffuntilthefollowingnight, whentheEnvoyswouldbeentertainedbytheCelticClub.Onthis occasionaverylargegatheringassembledtosay"Good-bye"tothe Envoys,andourworthyDist:ietPresident(Rev.FatherLynch)asked Messrs.W.RedmondandT.T.Donovaltoacceptfromhim,onbehalf ofSt.Malachi'sBranchthesesmall tributesofrespectandesteemfrom themembersoftheHigheeteHill Branch. Wehave,indeed,everyrighttofeel proudofourselvesinhavingthesignaturesofthesetwoworthyIrishmenuPonourconstitutionbook,and wejoinwiththeminthehopethat atnodistantdatetheIrishParliamentwillbe-opened,andthatIrelandwillonceagainbefree.
TheNationalDirectoryhavebeen invitedtoournextmeeting(22nd inst.),onwhichoccasiontheDistrictBoardarepayingusanofficial visit. Asplendidmusterofthemembers tookplaceonSundaymorninglast attheCommunionBreakfastofthe society,andintheafternoonthey wereagainwelltotheforeatArmadale,whenthefoundationstone ofthenewbrickchurchatthatprogressivelittletownwaslaidbyHis LordshipDr.Clune.
AmIdGoodeatho. lie?no! Whynot?BecauseIhavenot YETboughtaTicketintheKalgoorlieC.Y.M.S. ArtUnion Drawn28thAugust. Rio()WORTHOFPRIZES.
ThefirstroundoftheriflecompetitionforFatherSheridan'smedal hasjustbeencompleted.Messrr. Bourke42,O'RourkeandLandvogt 36,outofapossible5opoints,are leadingforthefirstround..Thereare agoodmanygoodrunners-upoutof theother29competitors.Asthere willbeanothersixrounds,andhandicapsaregivenaftereachround, thewinnerwillbeveryhardto pick.Thesocietyhasnowentered onalasttwoweeks'camPaigafor theartunion,andallbuttsand moneyshouldnowbeforwarded.For twoSaturdaynightsticketshave beensoldinHannans-streetnear JoeRey'sestablishment,and,forthe nexttwoSaturdaynightstheywill besoldinfrontofCanisBros.'.Messrs.Sheedy,Landvogt(withagramOphone),Kennan,andWoodwar4 havetakeninhandtheSaturday nightselling.Itwasdecidedatthe meetingonthe12thinst,todraw theartunionataconcertinthe clubroomsonthe28thinst.,admissiontobeis.Mr.Dugan's "MockAuction"provedagreatsuccess,severalunsuspectingmembers, amongstthemFatherSheridan,who boughtashillingforesrod,Leine letintoaconsiderableamount.
ST.MALACHI'SBRANCH,No.484, H.A.C.B.S.,HIGHGATEHILL.
Thequarterlymeetingoftheabove branchwasheldintheParishHall, Highgate,onThursday,8thinst., whenBro.M.Cooneypresidedover alargeattendanceofmembersof bothsexes.Agooddealofbusiness
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VIGOROUSSPEECHESBYTHEENVOYS.
Oneofthemostimportantpublic meetingsaddressedinWesternAustraliabyMessrs.W.A.Redmond andJ.T.'Donovanwasheldatthe Olympia.SeatingRink,Fremantle, onSaturdayevening.Thepresident ofthereception,committee,MrDanielMulcahy,presidedoveragatheringoffully700people.Amongthose ontheplatformwereMessrs.W.C. Angwin,HonoraryMinister,F.Connor,andR.J.Lynn,M's.L.C.,and W.H.Carpenter,M.L.A.,theMayor ofPerth,(Mr.T.G.Molloy),anda numberof'Fremantle.councillors. Mr.CarpenterintroducedtheEnvoys..Hewasglad,hesaid,tohave the,opportunityofextendingawarm welcometothedistinguishedvisitors,not,becauseofthemselvesalone butinhonourofthegreatcause whichtheyrepresented.Thereforms whichtheIrishPartyhadstriven tobringabouthadbeendotheone handespousedbythegreatprogressivepartyinBritishpolitics,the LiberalParty,andontheotherhand fiercelyopposedbythereactionary ToryParty.Heregrettedthatthe enemiesofreformforIrelandhadresortedteeunderhandmethodsinordertoblockHomeRule.Theleaders oftheToryPartyofGreatBritain hadattemptedtosowinthehearts oftheIrishpeopletheseedsofrevolt,andhadincitedtheLritishpeopletorebellionandbloodshed.To theinflammatoryspeechesofmenlike SirEdwardCarsonandMrlionar Law,theLeaderoftheOpposition intheBritishParliament,weredue theriotswhichhadoccurredinBelfastbutafewdaysago.Because theHomeRulequestionwasno longeranIrishquestion,butamatterwhichaffectedthewholeofthe Empire,therewouldsurelycomea dayofreckoningforthegentlemen whobedgulledtheworkersofBelfast.
simplybecauseoftheallegedintoleranceoftheIrishpeople.Theydid notwitnessthespectacleofMrBalfour,thelateLeader'oftheOppositionintheImperialParliament,or Mr.WalterLong,orMr.George. Wyndham,orMrAnaten.Chamberlain allyingthemselveswiththeUlster Orangemeninthrowingdirtonthe fairnameoftheCatholicsofIreland.UlsterOrangemenweredespisedandcontemnedbyeveryhonest democrat,andhadnotalegto standupon,werewithoutacauseof complaint,andhadno.groundfor theirpledges.Me.Donovanandhimselfwererepresentinganincorruptibleparty,animperishableparty,a PartyonbehalfofwhichtheythankedthepeopleofAustraliaforthe Reoexiowhichhadbeencontributed tothecause.ThepeopleofIreland wantedHomeRule-theymustand shouldgetHomeRule.(APplause.)
ter'seconded"Thattheresolution becabledtoMr.JohnRedmond, LeaderoftheIrishParliamentary Party."Themotionwascarried unanimously.
Theannouncementthat£2e0had beencollectedwasreceivedwith heartycheeringfromtheaudience. Duringtheeveningselectionswere renderedbytheIrishPipeBand, fromPerth,undertheableconductorshipofRev.FatherCrowley.
GuestsofMayorMolloy
LUNCHEONATTHEPALACE HOTEL.
TheEnvoys,themembersofthe ReceptionCommittee,andmanyinfluentialcitizenswereentertainedby theMayoratluncheonatthePalace HotelonTuesday,andtheguestsalsoincludedBishopClune,theColonialSecretary(Mr.J.M.Drew),the Attorney-General(Mr.T.Walker}, andtheSpeakeroftheLegislative Assembly(Mr.M.F.Troy).Bishop CluneremarkedthattheMayorhad requestedthatspeechesshouldbe eliminatedfromtheProgramme,but hedesired,onbehalfofthecompany, toreturnthankstoMr.andMrs. MolloyforhavingprovidedthatwellappointedbanquetandthushonouringtheEnvoys,inwhosereception andwelfaretheyalltooksodeep aninterest.Inthegenerosityofhis hearttheMayorhadinterpreted theirfeelingsinamostcorrectmanner,forhehadprovidedfortheman opportunityofmeetingiahsPPY fashionthedistingdish41visitors andmerelyotherfriends.Theydesiredtoconvey.toMr.andMrs.Molloy theirgratefulthlinksforthegenerousandmagnificentmannerinwhich theyhadentertainedthemthatday. (ApPlause.)
CelticClubFarewell
Mr.Redmondwasgreetedwith heartyapplause.Hestatedthatthe meetingwasafittingconclusionto 'theeffortsinWesternAustraliaof 'hemostsuccessfulIrishdelegation ThathadevervisitedAustralia.On behalfoftheIrishPartyhetendered thesincerestthanksofhimselfand 'Mr.DonovantotheIrishclergyand -laitythroughouttheState,andparticularlyDr.Clune,theBishopof Perth,forthemagnificentsupport whichtheyhadreceived.Theunfoundedprejudicesof30yearsago badbeensweptawaybythegreat waveofdemocraticthoughtwhich hadsweptovertheBritishEmpire andithadcomeatlasttoberealisedbytheBritishParliamentthat theverysalvationoftheEmpiredependedontheconciliationof theIrishpeople.InplaceofthearcementsagainstHomeRulethere hadcomenofresho'riectionbasedon soundlogic,butonlyheapsofabuse.
'TheonPonentsofHomeRuledesired toseeintheIrishConstitutionan arrogant,insultingprovisionthatthe IrishCatholicssheltienotpersecute 'heirProtestantcountrymen.He 'challengedthemthereandthenand hadchallengedtheopponentsof HomeRuleoneveryplatformthroughouttheContinent,tobringforwardonesingleinstanceinthepast historyofIrelandwheretheIrish Protestanthadbeenpersecutedherauseofhisbeliefs.Why,iftheyliked,theCatholicscoulddrivethe wholehanglotofIrishProtestants ',ntotbaAtlanticOcean.TheIrish PartyhadalwaysbeenaNational, androtasectarian,party,andthe ideaofpersecutionwasnotonlyuntanled.hutabsolutely,untenable, andfoetidnoPlaceinthemindof anysanepersonoftheereeentday.
Mr.Donovanwasgivenamostcordialreception.TheIrishParty,he stated,baseditsclaimtotheright ofself-governmentonanhistoric titletothatright,onthefactthat theIrishpeoplewerefar,fardifferententfromthosewhoruledthem, differentininstincts,ideals,language andcustoms.Thedisabilitiesunder whichIrelandhadsufferedsinceshe lostGrattan'sParliamenthaddepopulatedthecountrybyhalf,had strangledherindustries,ruinedher agriculture,andretardedherprogress.Asaresultofaniniquitous systemofgovernmentIrelandwas oneofthemostbackwardcountries intheEmpire,adisgracetoany nationwhichcalleditselfcivilised. HowlongwouldtheAustralianpeohaveremainedloyaltoasystem underwhichalabourerwaspaidat between7sandrosperweek?Loyaltywasthedirectoutcomeofliberty,andtheIrishpeoplewouldbe loyalassoonastheyhadeomething tobeloyalfor.TheIrishPartybad noquarrelwiththeKingorwith theBritishdemocracy-ithada quarrelwiththeoldgangwhichhad placedtheIrishpeopleintheunhappypositioninwhichtheywereatthe Presentday.Hehappenedtocome fromBelfast,andknewthegentlemenwhohadlatelybeenmakingthe seditiousandtreasonablespeeches whichhadstirreduprevoltinBelfast.SirEdwardCarson,whohad madefamousthecatchcry"Ulster willfightandUlsterwillberight," didnotrepresentanIrishconstituency,butwasreturnedtoParliamentbyafewrowdyTrinityCollege students,andwouldbefound,when itcametofighting,lookingthrough thewindowsofadrawing-room, watchinghismiserabledupesfightinginthestreets.Hewouldnot havethecouragetoletoffapenny popgun.(Laughter.)TheIrishpeoplehadhelpedtomaintaintheEmpireintimeofdifficultyanddanger, andwerethey,whohadfoughtat theTugelaRiverandSpionKop,to hedeniedtheself-governmentwhich theBoershaddemandedatthe pointofthebayonet.(Ironicalcries of"Yes.")Inconclusion,MrDonovan,inthenameoftheIrishParty, thankedthepeopleofAustralia,"a namewhichstoodforthefinestaid freestcountryintheworld."(ApPlause.)
TheMayorsaidthatforhiswife andonhisownbehalfhemustacknowledgewithgratitudethegeneroussentimentsthathadbeenexpressed.Hethoughtitwasacomplimenttobeabletoshowhonour tosuchdistinguishedvisitors,who hadcomehereonamissionwith theobjectsofwhichhewassureall Presentsympathised.Theywereall filledwiththedesirethattheEnvoyswouldmeetwiththesuccors whichtheywerelookingfdr,and thattheirhomelandwouldsoonenjoytheprivilegeswhichwereenjoyed here,andwouldbeabletodevelop theirownindustriesandresources underresponsiblegovernmentwith thesamemeasureofsuccessthat hadattendedtheireffortshere.(Applause.)
MR.REDMONDATMIDLAND JUNCTION.
ThefinalmeetingoftheIrishEnvoystookplaceintheMidlandJunctionTownHallonTuesdaynight. TheMayor(Mr.Geo.Hiscox)presidedoveralargeandenthusiastic meeting.
Aladies'.nightwasarrangedby thepresidentandmembersofthe CelticClubtoprovideanopportunityforafinalgood-byetoMessrs. RedmondandDonovanonTueedaYk TheclubpremisesweretasteitilY decoratedwithfoliageplants,and thescenewasverypicturesqueand animated.Thepresidentoftheclub (Mr.M.O'Dea)presided,andthe visitorsincludedtheMayorandMayoressofPerth(Mr.andMrs.Molloy), anumberofmembersoftheCatholicclergy,andmanyprominentcitizens. ThePresidentextendedtotheEnvoysacordialwelcometotheclub, andthetoastoftheirhealthwas honouredattheinstanceofMr.D. Mulcahy,whoseremarksweresupportedbyMessrs.LloydandDowlikig.Thespeakersallassuredthe visitorsthattheirpresenceinthe Statehadbeengreatlyappreciated, andthattheycarriedawaywiththem thegoodfeelingsofalloftheIrish PeopleinthisStatewhohadbeen pleasedtoshowtheirsympathy themissioninwhichtheyhad,e.en engaged. IP FatherLynch,onbehalfofthe membersoftheHibernianSociety, PresentedtheEnvoyswithwalking sticksmadeoflocalwoodforthemselvesandforMr.Hazelton,who hadprecededtheminhisreturnto theoldcountry. Mr.Redmondwarmlyreturned thanks,andexpressedregretthatthe timebadcomeforhimtoleaveAustralia.Hehadfeltwhilehehad beenamongstthoseofIrishextractioninAustraliathathewaswith someofhissincerestfriends.He wouldalwayscherishtherecollectionsofthereceptionwhichheand hiscolleaguehagreceivedinWesternAustralia,whichcouldnethave beenexcelledforcordialityandkindness.Theywerefirmlycootlured thatneverinthefuturehistoryof Irelandwoulditbenecessaryfr.'the Irishpeopletosendforthspecial emissariestopleadfortheernecous assistanceoftheirfriendsisAustralasia.Theywerenowonthe thresholdofthegoaloftheirnationalambitions.Theybelievedthatwithintwoyears,thankstotheselfsacrificeanddevotionnotonlyof theIrishpeopleathome,butalsoof thegreaterIrelandbeyondthes-as, oldIreland-theIrelandofsong,of ballad,ofhistory,andromancewouldberestoredtothatproudpositionofgloryandrenownthatshe occupiedintheagesoflongago. TheyhaddonemagnificentlyinWesternAustralia,andhewouldliketo conveytothewholeoftheIr!she PeopleofthisStatetheirgres..eful` thanksforthefinalrallytheyt.ad madeinthecauseofIrishliberty. ThisStatewassendinghomeacontributionwhichwouldbeacreditto hernobleandpatrioticsees. (Cheers.)
TheOreneePartywasadi-creditedparty,aPartyassertedbycommonsensemen,adespisedgang. Therewasn'.+ singlehonest. Imesd-minde eliseTorywho withheldhissupportofHomeRule
Thefollowingmotionwasmoved byMr.R.J.Lynn,seconded)byMr. C.Walker,andcarriedbyacclamation:-"ThatthismeetingofFremantlecitizensenthusiasticallyaffirmstheprincipleofHomeRulefor Ireland,and,furthermore.believes thatthegrantingtoherofagenerousmeasureofself-governmenton thePereslaiddownbytheBritish PrimeMinister,Mr.Aswith,rill bringreaee,hanninessandconttntmentoftheIrishpeople,endmateriallystrengthenthe.bondsofunitythroughoutth.Empire," Mr.Angwinmoved,andCr.Car-
Mr.Redmondsaidthatthegatheringthatnightwasinmanyrespects unique.ItclosedacampaignconductedinAustraliaoveraperiodof18 months,andwasthe320thmeeting hehadaddressed.Furthermore,it wasabsolutelythelastpublicmeetingthatIrishdelegateswouldbe calledupontoaddressfortheIrish causeinAustralia.(Applause.)NeveragainwouldIrelandhavetosend forthheremissariesinthecauseof Irishliberty,thoughitmightbe thatatsamefuturetimeIrishdelegatesshouldcometoAustraliaona missionofthan'cfulnessforkustralia'sassistanceinabattlefortyht andwon..Duringtheirperegrinations inallpartsoftheCommonwealth theyhadraisedthehugesumof £eo,ono,andWesternAustraliahad covered'itselfwithgloryuycontributingthemagnificentamountof atleast£2,ono.Everywherethey hadgoneinthisgreatStatethey hadbeenmetwithunboundedenthusiasmandgenerosity,andhedesired alsotoacknowledgetheesistance readilyaccor&dbythePressof WesternAustralia.(Applause.)
Mr.Redmondthenexplained,aswe hs,vePointedoutinourleadingarticlethisweek, neeeeeityforthe IrishdelegationstoAustralia.
Mr.Donovansupplementedthecell-410%ofhiscolleague.He,Saidthat hewouldalwayshavefragrantrecollectionsofwhattheIrishpeet.T2e inAustraliahaddonefortheIrish Envoysandforthewhole-hearted mannerinwhichtheyhadcheered andencouragedthemin'theirmission.Theywereallentitledto&lace inthecreditfortheemancipationof thestrugglingIrishPeople.(Cheers.)
HejoinedwithMr.Redmondinreturningthankstoallwhohadtaken PartinthegreatcollectiveeL.rt thathadbeenmadeinconnect:cm withthepreparatirnoftheirIregrammeinthisState,andheseciallyreferredtotheenthusiasti.supPortthattheyhadreceivedfromthe MayorofPerth(Mr.Molloy)andMr}, Quinlan.
DuringtheeveningFatherLynch, onbehalfofSt.Malachi'sBranchof theHibethianSociety,Hiehgte, presentedMessrs.RedmondandDruryvanwiththeSociety'sgoldmedals, seitablyinscribed.OnSundaythe EnvoysweredulyinitiatedasteemhersofSt.Patrick'sBranchofthe Society.Perth. TheProceedings,whichwereof3 mostenthusiasticcharacter,were concliel-dwiththesingtneof"God SaveTrelencl."
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Bruce-street,NorthFremantle, W.A., August13,1912.
Dearlrene,-Iamindeedverypleasedtobeabletonumberyouamongstmynieces,especiallyasyou havewrittensuchabeautifulletter. Ihopeyouwillsucceedinyourexaminations.Iamgladtoknowthat youliketheChildren'sPage,andthe storiesinthe"Record."Forhandwritingand,neatness,yoursisthe bestletterthatIhavereceivedsince Ilastawardedaprizeonthese Points;henceIfeeljustifiedinsendingyouasspecialpremiumabook, whichIhopeyouwillreadwithinterest.Youwill,learnmuchfromit aboutYourancestors,thegreat O'Neills.
Bridgetown, Augustloth,1912. DearAuntBessy,-Iamwriting youthisshortlettertoletyou knowthatIamwell.Thelastfour Orfivemorningswereveryfrosty, anditisnotverynicetogetup andhaveawashinthecoldwater. Therewassomewaterinatinlast night,andthismorningitwasice. OnenightIputasaucerofmilk outontopoftheweatherbox,;by thetimemorningcameitwasicecream.LastnightIwenttothepiletures.Therewereonlythreepicturesandaplay.Thepictureswere veryinteresting.Iamtryingfor thescoutingcompetition.Iwillnot havemuchchancefortheessaycompetitions.Iamtoooldforthejuniorcompetition,andasIamonly alittleoverten,Iwillnothave muchchanceagainstniecesandnephewswhoaremucholder.Itwill notbethefaultofyourniecesand nephewshereifalltheCatholicpeopleinandaroundBridgetowndo notgetthe"Record"afterthis, becausesomearetryingveryhard to.getnew'members.Hopingyou arewell,andwishingthe"Record" greatsuccess, Iremain, Yourfondnephew, GORDONTWINE.
DearGordon,-Itisalwaysareal Pleasuretogetyourinterestingletters.Ibelievethat,asyougrow olderandadvancetothehigherstandardsinschool,youwillbecome whatwecalla"-breezy"writer.I amgladtohearthatyouarehavingatryfortheScoutingCompetition,andInrouldnotbeatallsurprisedtoseeyoubravelyrunning homeamongstthewinners.
Bridgetown, Augustloth,1012.
W.A.REGISTRYOFFICE AND BOOKANDARTDEPOT.
BAIRD'SARCADE,HAY-STREETENTRANCE. TELEPHONEP.s
MissA.Taylor,Proprietress CatholicChurchand
registryOffice.
ArithmeticandSpelling; itisindeedverycreditable.I'msureyour littleAltarwilllookwell.Iamdelightedtohearthatyouareall comfortablysettledinBridgetown. Youhavenowahomeinoneofthe bestdistrictsinallAustraliaso youcanseetherewardofyourcourageandconfidenceincomingtoWesternAustralia.
ConventRequisites.
specialattentiongiventoselectius ofservants,Hotelandprivate.Ring 1837.
mantle.IamintheFifthStandard.Wearehavingaholidayon Thursday,becauseitistheAssutuptionofOurBlessedLadyIwillgo toMassatnineo'clock.Ihave twocousins,goingupfortheexaminationinmusiconMonday,andI wouldlikeyoutoPrayforthem.
"Coronia,"ThompsonRoad, NorthFremantle, August13th,1912. DearAuntBessy,-Iwouldvery muchliketobecomeoneofyour nieces.IgotoSt.Anne'sSchcol, NorthFremantle,andIaminthe FifthStandard.Wehaveavery niceChurch;itisdedicatedtoSt. Anne.OnThursdayne:;twewill behavingaholidayonaecciintof thegreatFeastoftheAssumption ofOurBlessedLady.Iamgoing foramusicalexaminationonthe lythofthismonth,andIhopeyou willsayalittleprayerthatT may besuccessful.Ienjoyreadingthe lettersandstoriesverymuch.Sister readaverynicestorytonsthis morningcalled"Jack'sVocatn-in."I hopeJackbecameaPriest.With bestwishes,
Tremain, DearAuntBessy, Yourwould-beniece, EILEENHEVRON.
DearEileen,-Youarewelcometo ourcompanyintheChildren'sPage. Ihopeyouwillbesuccessfulinyour musicalexaminationforthat,of course,youmustworkwell,and praywell.Iamdelightedtohear thatSisterreadsforyousomeof themostusefulthingsinthe"Record."SomeoftheveryzealousAmericanBishopsnowinsistonhaving theCatholicpapersreadinalltheir schoolsandcolleges.
Kelmscott, WestAlstralia.
Iremain, Yourviould-beniece, GLADYSMOONEY. DearGladys,-Iwishyouaeery heartywelcometoourpage.Yes, thet5thofAugustisindeedabeautifulFeastDay;,Isupposethechilr' rensingtheMasssometimesatSO Anne'sChurch.Ifyourcousins workhardandprayferventlythey willhavenodifficultyiniassingthe examination.
i'Vlaratah," Mary-street,NorthFremantle, August14,1912. DearAuntBessy,-1..vould?Iketo becomeoneofyournieces.Iattend St.Anne'sSchool,NorthFremantle. OnnextMonday,the19th,Iam goingupforamusicalexamination, andwouldyou,please,praythatI maybesuccessful.'Myteacher's nameisMissMonahan.Weareall sorrysheisgoingaway.Ihave alreadybeenforthreemusicalexaminations.Sisterisalsoanxious thatwemaypassagoodschool examination.Wearehavingaholidayto-morrow,beingsuchabeautifulFeastofOurlady. Iremain,dearAuntBessy. Yourlovingniece, MARJORIEMACKINTOSH. DearMarjorie,--Ihavegreatpleasureinwelcomingyourselfandthe otherniecesfromNorthFremantle totheChildren'sPageinthe"Record."Ihopethatyouwillbevery successfulbothinyourmusictests andinyourschoolexamination.
ABOY'SPROMISE.
DearAuntBessy,-Iwouldvery muchliketobenumberedamongst yournieces.IattendSt.Anne's Schcol,NorthFremantle,andIam intheFifthStandard.Weexpect tobeexaminedveryshortly,andI amgoingtotryveryhardtopass. OurChurchhereinNorthFremantle isdedicitedtoSt.Anne,the'motherofOurBlessedLady,soalsois ourschool.LastyearIwasattendingAllHallow'sSchoolinBoulder City.IlikeBoulderCityverymuch, butinsummeritisextremelyhot anddustythere,andpeopleareglad tocomedowntothecoast.Weget the"Record"everySaturday,andT alwaysreadtheChildren'sPage first.Ithinkthestoriesinitare delightful.Astonywhichappeared afewweeksagointhe"Record," entitled"LittleSisterwithBlue Eyes,"Iespeciallyenjoyed."The LittleExileofErin"wasalsovery rood.Wishingthe"Record"every success,andwithkindregards, Iremain, Youraffectionateniece, IRENEO'NEILL
DearAuntBessy,-Iamwriting thislittlelettertotellyouthatwe areallwell.Fatherhasplanteda goodmanyfruittrees,sowewill haveplentyoffruitinacoupleof years.Thistimetwelvemonths wewerebusypreparingtoleave EnglandforAustralia.Nowweare comfortablysettledinBridgetown. SistergaveusatestinArithmetic andspellingtheetherday.Ibad elevensumsrightoutoftwelve,and seventy-sixwordsrightoutofeighty-one.Iwasbest,-butIhadahard struggle.Norawasonlyonemark belowme.Sistergavemealittle statueofOurBlessedLady,andfatherisgoingtomakemeanice littleAltarinmyroom.Ihavea nicelittleflowergarden,soIwill beabletogetnicefreshflowers toPutoniteveryday.Iamgoing totryforthecompetition.Iknow Ihavenotmuchchanceofthe Prize,becausewegotthe"Record" onlyafewtimesfromSister,but weare-going'togetitregularly now,andIamveryglad,asIwill heabletoreadallthe'niceletters intheChildren'sPageeachweek.I canalsoreadthenicestories.Ilike readingnicestories.Good-bye,hopingyouarewell.Father,-mother, andElsieunitewithmeinsending fondestlove. Iremain, Yourlittleniece, ALICECOWLEY.
DearAlice,-Iheartilycongratin lateyouonyoursplendidsuccessin
DearAuntBessy,-Justafew lines,hopingtofindyouwell.We areallwellexceptmyself.Ihave beenverysick,butthankGodIam gettingbetternow.Ihaveanice littleflowergardenalltheplants lookverywell.Theywouldlook betterhadInotbeensick,andable tolookafterthem.Iameight yentasold.ImademyFirstHoly Comniunionlately.Therewerefour ofustheboysworewhitesuitsand wetwogirlsworewhiteveils.1alwaysdomybesttopleasemother, butsometimesshesaysshewillsell us,.butIshedoesnotsellus.Ioften wonderhowmuchshewouldgetfor usifshesoldus.Ihaveasister andonebrother.Iwillsaygoodbye. Iam,yourlovingniece, BEATRIXGIBSON.
DearBeatrix,-Iamgladtoheat fromyouandtowelcomeyouto ourChildren'sPage.Therewere notmanymakingtheirFirstHoly Communion,butallthesameitwas agreatdayforeachoneofyou.I am:pleasedtohearthatyouaregettingwellagain,andIhopeyouwill gotoHolyCommunionveryoften, asitwillhelpyoutoloveGodbettereneryday,andalsotoplease yourmother.Motherwouldnotsell youforthousandsofpounds; and thousandsofpoundswouldnotbe en.outhtopayyourmotherforall shehasdoneforyou.
"Ralune," John-street.NorthFremantle, August1i,1912. DearAuntBessy,-Iwouldvery muchliketobecomeoneofyour nieces.Iamtwelveyearsold,andI attendSt.Anne'sSchool,NorthFre-
Theschoolwasout,anddownthe street
Anoisycrowdcamethronging
Thehueofhealthandgladnesssweet Toeveryfacebelpinging.
Amongthemstrolledalittlelad, Wholistenedtoanother, Andmildlysaid,halfgrave.half sad, "Ican't-Ipromisedmother."
Ashoutwentup,aringingshoat, Ofboisterousderision
Butnotonemomentleftindoubt Thatmanly,bravedecision.
"Gowhereyouwill,dowhat will,"
Hecalmlytoldtheother; "ButIshallkeepmyword,buys, still;, Ican't-Ipromisedmother."
Ah whocoulddoubtthefuture course Ofonewhothushadspoken?
Throughmanhood'sstruggle,gain, andloss, Couldfaithlikethisbebroken" God'sblessing,onthatsteadfastsift, Unyieldinginlanothera Thatbearsalljeersandlaughterstill, Becausehepromisedmother.
Mortificationoftheappetiteisnet only,asSt.VincentdePaulused to,say,theABCofthespiritual life;itisalsoanexcellentpreservativeofthecorporallife.Forevery Poorinebriatewhois"drin'rina selftodeath,"thereareadozenor morerespectableandresisectedmen andwomenwhoare,:lustastruly, eatingthemselvestodeath.
TheIrishEnvoys
(ContinuedfrontPage9.)
estershadintendedarrangingan eveninganda,receptiontotheEnvoysontheirownaccount,butthe shortnessofthetimeatthedisposal OfMr.DonovanandMr.Redmond liadrenderedthereceptionimpos"(Able. Mr.Donovan,whowasreceived withprolongedcheeringmidsta sceneofintenseenthusiasm,saidhe wasdeeplytouchedbyanothermanifestationofgreatskindnesswhichhe. hadalreadyreceivedfrom.thepeoplesfWesternAustralia.Hehadattendedmany.functionsduringMs tour,butthepresentonewasunique. Hewas,withhiscolleague,Mrliedmosd,nowa;memberoftheAustralasianHibernianSociety,andhis feelingswereofamingledcharacter. HeieerettedverymuchleavingAustralia,andthepeoplewhohadbeen sokindtohim,butherejoicedat whatAustralia,andespeciallythe PeopleofAustraliawhobelongedto theHibernianSociety,haddonefor theIrishcause.Theyweresending theEnvoysback,havingdonemost oftheworkandsubscribedmostof ...thefunds.Hewasamembercfthe fliiibernianSocietyintheOldCountry,andthankstotheconfidenceand goodwillofthemembers,heoccupied aprominentpositionintheOrder. ItwasanOrderthatwasassailed bytheirenemiesatHomeinamost opPrebiousandobjectionablemanner.Theywerecalled"MollyMcGuires,"andcontumelieswereheapeduPonthembecausetheyweresaid toexistforthesubversionofnonCates'licsandnon-Catholicopinions. TheHibernianSocietyatHomewas, however,exactlythesameasitwas inAustralia."Faith,Hope,and Chatty"wasitsmotto,andnotwithstandingthefactthattheobjectionablenameof"MollieMcGuires"wasappliedtothem,he wasproudofthefactthathewasa "McllieMcGuire."(Applauseand laneLter.)
tothesymbolsoftheEnglishlanguagethefeelingsthatawakened withinhim.Hewasprouder.ofthe complimentwhichhadbeenpaid himthatday,andfelt-adeeper senseof'appreciation,thanatany othertimeduring,thepasteighteen months.Hetrustedthatwhenthe IrishParliamentwouldbeopenedhe wouldseepresentrepresentatives fromtheHibernianSocietyinWesternAustralia.Ifhewaspermitted theprivilege;ofbeingpresentonthat auspiciousoccasionhewouldputon thesashandtheemblem'oftheAustralasianHibernianSociety,which hadtheydaybeenplacedacrosshis shoulders.(Loudcheers.)Heagain thankedthemfromthebottomof hisheartforthewonderfulcomplimentwhichhadbeenpaidtohim andhiscolleague.Hetrustedthat attheopening-oftheNationalParliamentatCollegeGreenhewould onceagainmeettheRev.Father Lynch,whohadbeensokindto him.Inconclusion,hewishedthe membersofthesocietythefulln-easureofgoodluckandprosperityin thefuture.
AVoiceWhyareyoucalled"MollieMcGuires?" answertothequestion,Mr. Denevansaidthatlongagointhe C-:,siltyofFermanaghawomannamedWineMcGuirekeptalittleinn. ItwasaspotwheretheHibernians tintmetbeforetherewasatHibernianSociety.Thesebravemenmet atthatinntoprotectanddefend theirPriestwhentheblodd-hound wasonhistracksandapricewas onhishead.(Cheers.)Thereforewhen heheardhimselfcalledaMollie.McGuirehefeltproudofthe name,andhismindwentbackto I;-lo,when.RoryoftheHills.fought todefiedhisbelovedPriests.(App':ause.)TheHibernianCatholicSotiqtywasatolerant,society,and therewasnodoubt'that,asthe worthychairmanhadsaid,when theylookedatthepast,thereason whytheyhadtofacesomuchcpposi-tiviiwasnotbecausetheywere Iriehmen,butbecausetheywereCatholics.Henevermadeanyobscurity*ofthefactthathewasasIrish Cattslic,andwhatreasonwasthere todenythefactthattheywere IrishCatholics?(Cheers.)Theywere CattolicsfirstandIrishmensecondlyifthey.wished.(Loudcheers.) HeknewthattheOldLandwould havepossesseditslibertyringago iftheyhadnotbeenCatholicIrishmen.The,factthat'the3oers,who forthreeyearscontendedagainst England,and,succeededindelivering theseverestblowthateverfellthe militarysystem,weregiventheir liberty,provedthatwhathesaid wascorrect.TheBoershadliberty F.giventothem,andwhy3Because theywereProtestants,anditwas simplybecausethePeopleofIreland wereCatholicsthattheirliberty wasdeniedthem.Hehadoftenpointedthis;outtotheiropponentsat Home,andhadshownthatthebrave menofIrelandwho'hadfoughtfor theEmpire;were,becausetheywere Cattelics,deniedthesameprivileges astheseofProtestantcountries.Referrite.tothereceptionwhichhad beentenderedtohimselfandMr. Redmond.thespeaker,'continuine, saidthathecouldnottranslatein-
Threeheartycheersweregivenfor Mr.Redmondwhenherosetorespond.Hesaidthathedesiredto associatehimselfwiththeexpressionsofgratitudeandapprSciadon madebyMr.Donovanforthegreat hcnottrwhichhadbeenhesteweduponthem,Itwasoneoftheproudest momentshehadexperieneedsincehe hadlandedinAustralia,anditwas characteristicoftheplannerinwhich they;h be,ntreatedbythemembersoftheHibernianSocietythroughouttheCommonwealth.When theylandedinNewZealandsome 18monthsagothefirsttoextendto themthehandofwelcomeweremembersoftheHibernianSociety,and eversince,wherevertheywent,they werereceivedandcaredforby themembers.ofthesameorganisation.Thesocietycouldalwaysbe relieduponforitssupport,andin NewZealandthemembersmade handsome'giftstothefundfromtheir savings.ComingdownthroughNew SouthWalesandtheotherStates, the.samesignsofsympathyaddsupportwereshownoneveryhand. Hewasproudtohavethehonoue andprivilegeofbeingabletosay thathewastrulyanAustralianHt. bernian.(Cheers.)Heremembered thatwhenhisuncleWilliamRedmondreturnedfromhislastvisit toAustralia,hewasunfortunately like°manyotherIrishmen,assailed andseverelycriticised.Hecame forwardinthecityofCork,and withthebanneroftheAustralasian HibernianSocietyacrosshissliest: ders,hemarchedthroughthestreet ofthefair,citybytheLeeandproclaimedtotheworldthathewas notashamedofbeingcalleda"MollieMcGuire"oroftheHibernian Society.(Loudcheers.)Ile(the speaker)didnotdesiretoenterintoanydiscussionregardingthevariousfamilyfeudswhichhadinfo!, tunatelyexistedinIreland,buthe wishedinpassingtorefertoa statementmadebyMr.William O'Brien,whohadcomeforwardand Joinedtherankandfileoftheir Toryopponents.Hesaidthatthe HibernianSocietywasabigoted sectarianorganisationbenton'the oppressionofnon-Catholics.Now, asanIrishCatholic,Mr.Redmond saidthathewouldnotsupporthis Party'spolicyforamoment;ifhe thoughtthatitmeanteventhepersecutionofasingleIrishProtestant.(('heers.)Hehadduringhis tourfreeuentlyreferredtothefalse reportssentoutinthecablesandin oneofthosemessagesrecentlythey mighthavenoticedastatement thatabranchoftheSocietyofHibernlianshadattackeda'schoolof childrenintheNorthofIreland. Couldanyonebelievethathadoccerredinanypartof.theoldLand? Evenhaditbeenappliedtothe mostultra-Orangesection,they couldnotbelievethatpeoplewould descendtotheleveldescribedinthe cable,becausetheywereIrishpeoPleandbelongedtoanIrishcivilisation?(Cheers.)Howcouldthose statementsbecombatted?OnlythroUghtheeffortsoftheIrishpeople inAustraliaandmembersoftheHi-
bernianSociety.-TheEnvoys,hewas Pleasedtosay,hadsucceededinraisingthelargestcontributionthatthe ContinentofAustraliabadever madetothefundsoftheParty. WhentheyarrivedHometheywould beabletofacetheiropponentswith renewedenergy,andtheywouldbe ableto.senddelegatesabroadcontradictingthosereports,whichwere inspiredandcirculatedforthepurposeofspreadingdissensionanddiscord.Heknewthattherewouldbe aheartywelcomewaitingforevery memberoftheAustralasianHibernianSocietywhenIreland'srights hadbeenrestored,.andherownParliamentoncemoreestablishedat CollegeGreen.(Applause.)Hehoped toseetheNational'President(Mr. O'Dea)presentonthatoccasion,as wellastheRev.FatherLynchand alltheotherofficersrepresentative oftheewe)**Hiberniansthroughout theCommonwealth.TheEnvoyshad succeededinWesternAustraliaout ofallproportion.toanyoftheother States,andalargemeasureofthat successwasduetothezealofthe membersoftheHibernianSociety. FromtheNationalPresident,Mr. O'Dea,downtotheverylowestand smallestofitsmembers.IntheabsenceofMr.Scanlan(whohadjust left)hedesiredtothankhimas DistrictSecretaryforthearrangementsandcarehehadbestoweduponhimselfandMr.D'onovensince theylandedinthestate.Healso desiredtothankthesocietyforgivingtoIrelandandhercausethe National.Treasurer,Mr.Dowling.In termsofmagnificenteloquencehe hadgiventhemalittlegemoforatory-oforatoryspringingfromthe soiloftheEmeraldIsle.Hewas proudofMr.Dowling,assibHibernianandasanIrishman,andhecongratulatedthissilver-tonguedGrattanoftheSouthandtheHibernian Societytowhichhebelonged. Havingspokenlateontheprevious eveningatasuccessfulmeetingat Fremantle,Mr.Redmondsoughtto hefurtherexcused.Hesaidhewas delightedatthesuccessthathad attendedtheireffortsinW.A.,and thoughthewouldnotaltogetherbe exaggeratingthesumwhenhesaid theyhadcollected£2,0ooduringthe fortnight.Twothousandpounds comingfromWesternAustraiiaccmparedwiththeremainingportionsof theCommcnweeelthseemedOrethe widow'smite.Inproportiontothe otherStates,WesternAustraliawas secondtonone,andhewasproud ofit.(Applause.)Hesaidhehad nomoretoaddbeforeslatingon recordhisdeepappreciationofthe courtesythathadbeenextendedto himbytheDistrictPresident.He would'evercherishthesend-offhe hadreceivedfromtheHiberniansof Perth,andwhenhearrivedHomehe wouldbeabletotellthemthat"all goeswellwithIrelandinAustralia." (Cheers.)Hewouldbeabletosay thathe.sawwithhisowneyesthe wonderfultenacityoftheIrishin Australiaaspaintedsoeloquently andinsuchglowingtermsbythe NationalTreasurer.Hefoundthat theEnglishtonguecouldnotProvide anexpressiontovoicethatappreciationandspiritofcordialitywhich hefelt,andhemusthaverecourse tothedearoldGaelic"Flahoulac" foranexpressionofthosesentiments.Hehopedthathewould, eighteenmonthshence,hearthe sameexpressionvoicedtothemand theirrepresentativesintheancient hallsofParliamentatCollege Green.(Loudcheers.) Beforeresuminghisseat,MrRedmondwasassuredthattherewas stilltimetosaya'littlemoreand hesaidthathehadintendedrelatingalittleanecdotewhichwould showthespiritofoppositionthey occasionallyfoundtothemovement atHome.Mr.Donovanhadtold themthatHomeRulehadbeenrefusedbecausethey'wereCatholics, andthespeakercouldonlylikenthat spirittothe"NoPopery"cryof theGordonRiots.Nopowerof eloquence,noteventhatoftheNationalTreasurer-(applause)-could reasonwithsomeofthosewoodenheaded,obstinateopponents-(laughter--whowereevenworsethanthe ScotchPresbyterianfarmerencot'nt-
eredbyayoungTorycandidatein theCountyDown.Theyoungman wassolicitingsupport,andknocking atthefarmer'sdoor,saidhewas theselectedConservativecandidate, andcametoaskforthefarmer's vote.Thefarmerlookedathimfor amoment,andsaid,"Well,young man,haveyounootherqualificationexceptthatyouaretheselectedConservativecandidate?"The candidatewastakenbackabit,but managedtostammeroutthaton hismaternalsidehewasdistantly connectedwithOliverCromwell. (Lordlaughter.)"Thatisnorecommendationforme,"repliedthe farmer."Cromwellwasagoodman, buttherewasonething,'wouldnot agreeto.""Whatisthat?"asked thecandidate."Well,Cromwellsaid thePapishescouldgoeithertohell orConnaught,andinmyopinion thereshouldhavebeennoConnaught."(Loudlaughter.)"That," concludedMr.Redmond,"isthekind ofoppositionthatwefrequently haveto-contendwith."(Loudlaughter.)
Againthankingthesocietyforits expressionsofloyalty,sincerityand goodwill,Mr.Redmond,aftercalling forthreeheartycheers.fortheDistrictPresident,lefttoattendthe eleveno'clockMassattheCathedral.
Bro.Boylen,oftheKalgoorlie BranchoftheHibernianSociety,afterMr.Redmondhadconcluded,was called,uponbytheDistrictPresidenttosayafewwords.Owingto theshortspaceoftimeatthedisposaloftheEnvoys,hehadkindly consentedtohavehisnameomitted fromthelistofspeakers,butwhen theDistrictPresidentfoundthere wasyettwoorthreeminutes,he calleduponthemodestgoldfieldsrepresentative.Inaddinghisremarks tothosealreadyvoiced,Bro.Boylensaidthattohavetakenupthe timeofthegatheringearlierwould tohismindsavourofrobbery.He heartilyendorsedallthathadbeen saidandfeltthatthesociety, whichnowembracedtheEnvoysas members,wouldcherishtheirmemory.Thecrimsonstrainofkinship wouldbecontinuedunderhappier andbrighterauspicesinthefuture, anderelonghetrustedtherewould beanembassycomingoutfromthe OldLandtotellthegladtidingsof libertyregained.(Loudapplause.)
Keepawatchonyourwords,my darling, Forwordsarewonderfulthings Theyaresweet,likethebees'fresh honey, Likethebees,theyhaveterrible stings. Theycanblesslikethewarm,slad sunshine, Andbrightenalonelylife Theycancutinthestrifeofanger, Likeacrueltwo-edgedknife.
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LandOvenforSelection.
OPENTUESDAY,AUGUST27,1912.
ALBANYLOCALLANDDISTRICT. PlantagenetDistrict.
Correa.No.4052/11.
PlantagenetLoctition2367,assurveyed,containing1591acres,at125 peracre,beingR.Atkinson'sabandonedhomesteadfarm,No.16652/ 74.
Plan4520/80114. PlantagenetDistrict.
Corres.No.9133/Io.
Startingfromnorth-westcorner ofLocation1905thence5ochains westthence32chainssouth thence50chainseast; thence32 chainsnorthbacktostartingpoint containingabout16oacres,being A.L.Aspland'sabandonedhomesteadfarm,No.15351/74.
Plan450/80AandB3.
BEVERLEYLOCALLANDDISTRICT.
AvonDistrict.
Correa.No.2517-8/12.
AvonLocation18602,assurveyed, containing931acres,ati25peracre,beingJ.McLarkey'sabandoned conditionalpurchase11559'55and homesteadfarm182110/74.
PlanNgerkadilling.
(Carriedabankadvanceof£250.)
AvonDistrict.
Correa.No.5784/05.
AvonLocationNo.5815,assurveyed.containing16oacres,at986d PereelsbeingJ.H.Tavis'abandonedhomesteadfarmNo.6821/74.
Plan343D/4oB3.
AvonDistrict..
Comes.Nos.3102,5103,5104/12.
Avon:Location,No.18717,assurveyed,containing1'163acres,at95 peracre,beingS.J.Pratt'sabandonedconditionalpurchases,Nos.
III26/36and31863/55andhomesteadfarm,No.18417/74.
Plan3D/40Cl.
AvonDistrict.
Corres.Nos.2148/1T,2149/II, and2136/11.
AvonLocationsNos.16852and -16856,assurveyed,containing785 and797acres,at218and2286dper acrerespectively,beingJ.White's abandonedconditionalpurchases, Nos.10042'56and29102 and homesteadfarmNo.16464/74.
Plan344/80F3.and4.
BRIDGETOWNLOCALLANDDISTRICT.
NelsonDistrict.
Cones.No.106if NelsonLocation,No.5172,assurveyed,containing2461acres,at205 Peracre,beingE.Kennard'sforfeit0'dconditionalpurchaseNo.)902,'56. PlanWarrenRiver(sheet5). (carriesahankadvanceof£200.)
NelsonDistrict.
Corres.No.1427710. NelsonLocation,No.6142,assurveyed,containinglooacres,atIts peracre,beingM.W.Scott'sabandonaidgrazinglease,No.5988/68. Plan438/80E2.
KATANNINGLOCAL,LANDDISTRICT.
Kojonup-District.
Corres.13537'08.
Correa,9953/is.
Williams,Locations10712and4663, containingabout720acres,being CyrilMartin'sabandonedG.L.7077/ 68. (Subjecttoclassification.) Plan384/80F4.
PERTHLOCALLANDDISTRICT. NeridupDistrict.
Correll.14200/08. Thatportionofunsurveyedland containingabout5acres,being JohnHaining'sforfeitedC.P.1179/ 6o. Plan3/300.
WAGINLOCALLANDDISTRICT. KojonupDistrict.
Corres.9822/II.
KojonupLocations4197and7052, assurveyedcontaining457acres,at 9s6dperacre,beingH.Galpin's abandonedconditionalpurchase10990/56. Plan4143/80F4.
OPENWEDNESDAY,AUGUST28, 1912.
NORTHAMLOCALLANDDISTRICT.
AvonDistrict.
Correa.5971/07, AvonLocation10568,assurveyed, containing160acres,at£1peracre, beingL.Jones'forfeitedhomestead farm9346/74.
Plan33D/80,B4. (Iftakenasahomesteadfarm, subjecttothepriceofexistingimprovements,£5.)
Corres.5029/12and5033/12.
AvonLocations8i85and8186,as surveyed,containing200acresand 16oacresrespectively,beingA.and W.E.Salter'sabandonedconditional purchaseleases1)124/56and31855/ 55.(Subjecttoclassificationand /pricing. 80,E4.)
Correa.13628/10and13629/10.
AvonLocation15140,assurveyed, containing1,000acres,at13sper acre,beingJ.M.Thomsett'sabandonedconditionalptirchaselease 27688/55andhomesteadfarm13480!
Plan,55/80,AandB,2and3. PartMt.MarshallSubdivision2.
Correa,6903/06. -
AvonLocation10274,assurveyed, containing,160acres,at21Isper acre,beingJ.E.Berchre'sforfeited homesteadfarm8513/74.
Plan25/80,B2.
Iftakenasahomesteadfarm,subjecttoexistingimprovements, 55.
AvonDistrict.
Corres.9924/1i.
AvonLocation19168,pissurveyed, containing200acres,at9sPeracre,beingA.Ristel'sabandonedconditionalpurchaseleasetoy;'>
Plan26D/40,C3. NinghanDistrict.
Corres.71816/Toand11817.'1o.
NinghanLocation1020,assurveyed,containing700acres,atTisper acre,beingA.Lassey'sabandoned conditionalpurchaselease27701'sS andhomesteadfarm154937-I.
Plan56/8o,BTand2.
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"TheoldestCatholictroopofthe B.-P.Scoutsbeganinthisway," writestheRev.ratherBedeJarrett, 0.P.,inarecentnumberofthe "HetedquartersGazette"-ajournalforscoutofficersandworkers. "OurChiefScoutin1907originated hismovementbytakingtwelveboys, trainingthemintheinitialstages ofscouring,andthentouringthem roundEngland.Ofthesetwelve,three (CharlesPage,CharlesGorman,and NoelMiller-Waite)belongedtothe CatholicparishofSt.Dominic'sPriory,HaversbockHill,Londlon,N.W. Oneofthepriestsattachedtothe Priory(thelateRev.leVerrier)saw thegreatvalueoftheideafroma religiouspointofview,andgotthe boystoformapatrolattachedto thePriorychurch.Thiswasthebeginningofthepresenttroop,which, undertheenergeticleadershipof ScoutmasterJ.0.Blake-Adams,has risentooverfortyscouts.Though stillincreasing,itmustnecessarily remainnumericallysmall,forits membershipis,naturally,parochial andlimitedtoCatholics.Owingto thefact,thatpracticallyalltheboys ofthistroopliveinthe'boroughof St.Pancras,itisnolongerthe4th Hampstead,buthas'beentransferred tothe18thSt.Pancras.
"Now,wherein.liestheusefulnessof theScoutmovementfromthePoint ofviesoftheCatholicChurch? "Thefirstreasontomoveusmust beassuredlythatwhateverhelpsto thehealthoftheboyhelpsnoless tohisspiritualadvantage.Howsoeverhighlyweratethesoul,weno lesswillinglyacknowledgethatthe bodyhas,too,itsclaimsuponour concern.BothweregivenbyGodto heusedforHisownpurposes,and botharewe,asmembersoftheCatholicChurch,obligedtorespect.She whohasinsistedsoincessantlythat theworshipofGoddemandsthe Prostrationofbodyandsoulalike, hasalwaysbeenmosteagertolook afterthestrickenPoorandsick.For shediscernsthatthehealthysoul requiresmostoftentheenvironment ofahealthybody.Now,itneedsno provingtoassertthewonderful health-givingbenefitsoftheB.-P.organisation.Indress,exercise,etc., itisthefinestthingofitskindfor boys.
"Again,anothervaluablepartof themovementistheappealitmakes tothespiritofadventureatbottomthemainmotiveofboy-life.It captivatesthispartofhisnature (thepirate,inR.L.S.'sfamousdefinitionofaboy,'partPoetandpart Pirateandpartpig')andgivesita legitimateoutlet,withoutwhichit wouldturntoveryeviluses.
"TheScoutLawalso(especially nowthattheobservanceofpurity hasbeen'added)isaveryfairfoundationonwhichaCatholicsuperstructurecanbebuiltup.Withoutalterationtheselawscanbeeasily taughtfromaCatholicpointofview andexplainedinthefullsenseofthe Church'steaching.ThusistheB.-P.
conditionalpurchase29882/55,grazinglease69316R,andhomestead farms1706174and17070'74.
PlanGeraldineSheet2. VictoriaDistrict.
movementinoureyesperfectedand theprAeptsofCatholicdisciplineexpoundedin.aformandsitatime favourabletoaneageracceptaaco4on11' thepartofthescout.
"Moreover,thePatrolformation enablesthechaplain(whohasadedniteplaceintheorganisatioa to getintoveryclosetouch the boys,and,byavailinghimselfofthe loyalco-operationofthescoutmaster,hecancontroltheboysmore easilythaninotherenterp:-..sesof alikenature.Forthegrospsof eightcanbebeatenupforchurch Paradesbytheirleader(wh,seappointmentthechaplaincanoverseer withthescoutmaster),onwhamdevolvesthelabourof,goinground fromhousetohousetoensurethe attendanceofhisownpatrol.
"Byajudiciousarrangemeutof churchparades(forexample,aCommunionparadeinuniformoucea monthandaninvitationtoattend inuniformthemonthlyProcessiti,P theactualecclesiasticalelen-.sts potentlyintroduced.TheChurchcan thus'bemadethecentreoftheboy's deeperinterestsandretain,through anaPPealtoeveryinstinctofIllsnature,asteadyholdonhimthrough themostimpressionableyearsofhis life.
"Lastly,theextremesmall:,.essof thecostofequipment,ascotoared withotherboyorganisation-.isno meanfeatureofattractiont. catholicPriests,whoselotisr )ftencastamongthepoorestGod's People.
"Itisbecauseoftheinflue.Icefor goodwhichthescoutmoven:eathas workedthereinourmidstatSt. Dominic'sthatweventuretrrecommendittoallourbrethrenw!islabourforthebodiesandsoul-ofthe faithfulandwishtoseetheChurch takeherplaceinthelivesofher People,andthepeoplenolesstake theirplaceinthelifeoftheCausch."
MESSAGEFROMTHEBISHOP OFCAMBYSOPOLIS.
TheRightRev.Dr.Butt.B"..shoP OfCambysopolis,inthecourseofa lettertothesameperiodical,says:-
KojonupLocation3552,assurveyed,containing300acres,at iIs Peracre,beingA.F.Box'sforfeited conditionalpurchase4792'68. Plan417,A'40BandCI.
NARROGINLOCALLANDDISTRICT.
WilliamsDistrict. forres.7438/1o. WilliamsLocation9862,assurveyed.containing160acres,at13s Teracre.beingJas.Deer'sabandansdhomesteadfarm14897'74. Planz,85B'40D2.
VictoriaDistrict.
('orres.14942'10. VictoriaLocation5756,assurveyed,containing500,acres,at'sper acre,beingF.R.Overheu'sabandonedgrazinglease6212/68. Plan156So,AandB2.
Correa.8133'1T,813811,8139'TT,and8277/11.
VictoriaLocation3112,assurveyed,containing1890acres,atfis6d Peracre,520acresPartV.andPart 1370acresPartVI.,being HubbardandHarrison'sabandoned
Corres.4830'1I. VictoriaLocation4092,assurveyed,containing999acres,at13s6d Peracre,beingM.A.Roscoe'sabandonedconditionalpurchaseapplication.
PlanMorawaSheet2. Corres.2697'12,2698/12,and 12.43/12.
VictoriaLocation6065,assurveyed,containing1042acres870acresatIts6dPartV.,172acresat 5s6dPartVI.,beingThos.Lundy's abandonedconditionalpurchase 31563'55,grazinglease7649/68,and homesteadfarm18234'74.
.PlanBindu.
(Carriesahankadvsnseof£33.0.)
"FromtheCatholicpointofview theScoutmovementseemstome tobealtogether.admirable,provided' alwaysthatitiscarriedoutCuthe linestracedbyGen.SirR.BadenPowell.Theonlyseriousobjection thatIhaveeverheardurgedagainst itis,thatittendstomakeScoutingareligion,and,byundt.yern-0, Phasisingthenatural 0)).1egatestheFaith,andallthatdepends onit,toasecondaryplace.TalsobjectionisunquestionablyofWeight, and,thedangerisquitesufficle:,tto condemnmembership'ofC'afiolic boysinnon-Catholictroops.Butit vanishesaltogetherinthecareof troopswhichareexclusively(altliolie(thatistosay,inwhichscoutmasters,assistantsandbo:. are allCatholicssandinwhichtieintentionsofthefounderofthemovement!arecarefullycarriedoit.The factthatthenaturalvirtue= are taughttotheboysinaurs,itattractivewayisinitselfavet:,great goodandthechaplain,beingpracticallysupremeinreligiousnAtters, haseveryopportunityforproviding thatsolid,supernaturalbasl-ifor thosevirtues,whichtheFaitnalone cansupply.Morethanthis,hefinds inthenumberlessactsofusseiffpnessandself-controlsuggestedand encouragedbytheScentLaw,so manyready-madepracticalangica--tionsofthemorallessonswhich flowfromthedoctrinesthatitishis dutytoteach.Likeeverygoodthing themovementiscapableofa')use; butIantconvincedthat,solongas thewisely-conceivedprinciplesofthe ChidScoutareadheredto.Catholicsmaynotonlysafelyjoininthe movementbyestablishingtroopsof theirown,buthaveeveryth;ngto gainbydoingso."
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NarrowEscape
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"Yes,but,John,can'tyoubeserious,dear.Don'tyouseethatI'm verymuchinearnest,youbigfoolishfellow,"andaslittleMrs.Donovanlookedupinherhusband's laughing'facewithaquiveringlip andeyesperilouslyneartotears, therewasnodoubtingthetruthof herwords.
"Allright,littlewoman,"John Donovansaid,withsuddencompunction,bringingtoaquickconclusion thelastlivelystepsofanIrish jigwhichhehadJustbeenperforminginthemiddleofthesandedkitchenfloor.Thestalwartyoungfarmer,handsomeofface,brawnyof limb,merry-eyed,andkindlyof tone,had,everbeenofsuchalightheartedandeasy-goingdisposition thathisfriendssometimessaidof himthathewouldstillbefound dancingandsingingonhisdeathbed.
"Whatisit,dearie?Sure,'twould hethehard-heartedfellow,indeed, couldrefuseyouanything.Tellme, Mollie,whatitisthatyouwantus todo,astoreen,"hewenton,inhis coaxing,colloguingway,ashiswife remainedsadandsilent.
"Youknowverywellwhatitis, John,"sheanswered,dOectedly.
"ThatbothersomeCenteeeionagain?"beasked,withupliftedbrows andaverywryface."Ah,well,I'll promiseyouI'llthinkaboutit,littlegirl."
"Yes,butyoualwayssaythat, thoughit'snearlythreeyearsnow sinceyouknelttothepriest.AndtomorrowisAscensionThursday,and theverylastdayfortheperformanceoftheEasterduty,"hiswife said,withalittlesobinhervoice. "AndI'mgettingsohopeless,so verydisappointedinyou,John."
Hiseyesrestedonherprettydowncastheadwithalookthatwavered amomentbetweenirritationand tenderness.Suddenlywtthethought cifallthathislittleMollie,hisdear wife,thelovingmotherofhislovely children,hadbeentohim-
"Aperfectwoman,noblyplanned, Towarn,tocomfort,andcommand," 'thelatterfeelinggainedcomplete sway.
fidently."Icantakebettercareof myselfthanthat."
"Butoneneverknows,"shewent on,"whatmayhappen,oratwhat momentwemaybesudIfienlycalled ontoappearbeforeGod.Thinkof allthosepoorpeoplewhowentdown intheTitanicAndofthepoor youngladywhowaskilledtheother daybythemotor,notahundred yardsfromourgate1"
"Godhelpthem,poorcreatures," herhusbandsaidwithfeeling.He hadbeenamongstthosewhohelped theunhappyvictimofthelastaccidentfrombeneaththeover-turned motor,andhecouldnotyetthink ofthemaimedanddisfiguredfaceof thepoordeadgirlwithoutashudder.
"Afterall,confessionisnotsucha hardthingatail,Jahn,whenone makesupone'smindtoit.Andone feelssohappyafterit-justasthoughonewerewalkingonair,"Molliewenton,hopefulatlastthather wordswerehavingsomerealeffect.
"Ifyouwentintooneofthecity churchesassoonasthemarketis over,thepriestsaresuretobehearingconfessionsthereallto-day-"
"Allright.I'lldothat,"herhusbandsaidquickly,asthoughcatchingatanunlooked-forchance.That wouldhesomucheasierafterall thanhavingtogotoFatherTom Dempsey,who,ofcourse,wasvery good,butinwhoseblackbooksJohn Donovanfeltuncomfortablysurehe hadlongbeennowonaccountofhis absencefromtheSacraments.
"You'llpromiseme,dear,for sure,"Mollieasked,pleadingly.
"Surely,Mollie,Ipromise."And hekissedherwithasmile.
earsweresuddenlyassailedwiththe frightenedcryofatinygirlwhose motherhadmomentarilylostherin thehurriedthrongofpassers-by,it wasJohnDonovanwhocamefirst totherescue,comfortingthechild, andsucceedingafteraveryshort searchinrestoringhertohermuch alarmed'mother.
Havingdoneso,heturnedwith upliftedhatfromthelady,andwas abouttorecrosstheroadhurriedly tothestation-forhistrainmustbe verynearlydue-whenastartled shoutfrombehindhimbroughthim toatsuddenstandstill.NotaMO!Tienttoosooneither,forhardly hadhetimetolookabouthimwhen hewasstruckbythesideofamotorcanwhichhadcreptupbehind himunheeded.
Hadheadvancedonestepfurther, ordisregardedforasecondthat warningshout,hewasprobablyno more,forthecarwasboundtogo cleanoverhim.Asitwas,hefelta suddenjarofbothlegs,andwas barelyabletothrowhimselffreeof thecarereitwasbroughttoa stop. Inthosefewmomentsofdoubt andterror,withthememoryofthe mangledfaceandformofthatrecentpoorvictimofmodernrushand hurrybeforehiseyes,hisfirstthoughtwasaprayerforMollieand thelittleonesathome,perhapsnow tobeleft,husbandlessandfatherless forever.HissecondwasagreatupliftingofhishearttoGodingratitudethat,ifheweretobetaken,it was,isthestateofgraceandnewlyshriventhathewouldgobeforehis LordandMaker.
Wasitnotforthisveryreason, indeed,thatMollie,intheprovidenceofofGod,hadprayedandpleadedwithhimsoearnestlythismorning?Ifhemust,hetakenfromher, howmuchbetternowthanyesterday,orayearago,withallhis faultsandsinslyingheavyandunforgivenonhissoul!
triflingandunimportant.Butone goodthingcameofitwhichwaseto proveofvasthelpandconsolation toherintheyearstocome.Itwas thatJohnhadbeensoimpressed bythewarningofthatdaythat everafterhewasdetermined-and carriedouthisdeterminatfion-"to beforeverandalways,"asheexpressedit,"ready,asfaraslac poormortalpower,togobeforetht Lord."
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MAN'S CUREBYBILEBEANS.
Mr.H.Bannister,ofPotts-street, EastBrisbane,Q.,says"Severeattacksofindigestionandacutebilious bouts,followedbyterriblepainsin thehead,mademylifeamisery. Mywholesystemwouldbeshaken andstrainedbyfitsofretching.Bile accumulateduntilitoverflowedand causedmemuchunpleasantne-e.My skinassumedanunusualyellowVeit, andIalwaysfeltdrowsy,especially soaftermeals.Windaroundthe heart,andpainsinthechestand shoulders,alladdedtomysuffering,andwhiletheseboutswerede myconditionwasverybed.Af' tryinganumberof'medicinesfrom whichnogoodresultedIwaspersuadedtocommenceacourseof BileBeans.Ididso,andsoonnoticedthattheheadachesandPains quicklydisappeared.Aftereachdose 1feltacorrespondingbenefit,until afterathoroughcourseofBile BeansIwasoncemoreenjoyingperfecthealth,andIhaveneverbeen troubledwithsicknesssince.AlthoughIhaveledaverystrenuous life,now,atFeyearsofage.Ifeel insplendidcondition.
"Mywifewhenatallout-ofoorts takesadoseortwoofBileBeans andtheysoonputherright.She hasalsofoundthemsplendidfor headaches."
"Allright,littlewoman,"hesaid, Passingonearmaffectionatelyabout her."Don'tcry.I'mnotworth cryingabout,mypet.And1'11do whatyouask,Ipromiseyou-anythingratherthanseeyoufret."
Mollieliftedagratefulface,into whichasuddenlittleradiancehad creptlikesunshineafterrain.
"To-day?"sheasked,eagerly.
"Mustitbeto-day?"
Shenoddeddecisively.
"Yes,ifyouwanttofulfilyour Easterdutyforthisyear.TO-morrowistheverylastday,"shesaid again.
"Well,1mustheofftoDublin Marketthismorning,soitwillbea bitawkward,"hebegan.
''ThatisjustoneoftheveryreasonsIwantyoutogoandmake yourpacewithGod,"hiswifesaid earnestly.Havinglivedallherlife amidstquietcountrylanesandfields, suchplacesascitiesandseaports andmarketplaceswerefraughtin Mollie'simaginationwithathousanddangers."Don'tyouknow, John.thatyounevergoawayfrom melikethatbutI'mmiserableall thetimetillvoecomehack,fearing you'dbekilledbyatrainora'motorcar,ormaybesweptintothe riverbysomeotthosewildcattle beineshippedofftoforeignDarts."
"Nofear,dearie helaughedcon-
* JohnDonovankepthisword. Mightilygladhefeltofit,too,as hesteppedfromthecoolduskiness ofthegreatcitychurchintothe freshradianceoftheMay-daythat verysameevening.Truly,asMollie hadsaid,hefeltasthoughhewere walkingonair,asthoughtheheavy accumulatedfaultsandomissionsof thelastthreeyearshadslippedfrom hisshoulders,leavinghimcare-free andhaPPyasaninnocentchild.How easyhehadfoundit,afterall,and howkindandfatherly,howunderstandingandsympatheticthewhitehairedoldpriesthadbeenAndhow foolishhehimselfhadbeentodelay solongoveramattersoveryeasy intheend,andwhichhadbrought thatstrange,wonderful,beautiful feelingofnew-foundgraceandgoodnessintohisheart.
JohnDonovanwasamanwho, thoughcarelessinmanyways,yet hadbeengreatlybelovedfromboyhoodupwardsforhisunfailingkindnessandgoodnaturetowardsall men.Andinevenamorespecial waytowardsallwomenandchildren,whomheneverfailedtotreat withanold-worldchivalryandtendernesstoooftenfoundabsentin thesedegeneratedays.
To-day,ifpossible,hefeltmore imbuedthaneverbeforewiththe spiritofuniversalkindnessand goodness.Ablindbeggaratastreet cornerreceivedfromhimadouceur outofallPreeortiontohisexpectations. Afewmomentslaterhe mightheseenhelningafeebleold womanthroughthecrowdedtraffic ofthestreet,carryingherheavilyloadedmarket-basketforher,and depositingitandhersafely,amidst theoldcreaturesvolublethanks,on thefootpathontheotherside.And when,justasheturnedintothe railwaystationonhiswayhome,his
Buthewasnottobetakenafter all.Thecar,whichhadhappily begunto.slowdownereitstruck him,sooncametoastandstill,and JohnDonovanpresentlyfoundhimselfwithnothingworsethanapair ofbadlybruisedshinsandsometorn andmud-bespatteredclothing,the centreofacrowdofsympathisers, halfofthemfilledwithconcernfor hissafety,Oleotherhalfequally indignantanddenunciatoryofthe recklessdrivingofthemanwhohad sonearlyrunhimdown.
"'TisthemercyofGodyouwere notkilled,"oneofthemsaid,"and areyouquitesureyougotnobones broken?"askedone.anxiousonlooker.
"Quitesure,"JohnDonovanansweredwithasmile.Hewasfeelingbadlybruised,andsufferingfrom shock,yetitseemedquitenatural thatnow,asalways,heshouldshow ahappyandsmilingfronttoall. Perhapsitwasbecauseitisalways thelookers-onwhoseemostofthe game,andhehimselfhadhadhardlytimetorealisehisgreatdanger whenitwasalreadyoverandpast. Butofthecrowdofanxious,excited orindignantpeopleabouthim,itis safetosaythatbewastheone mostcoolandcollectedofthem all.
"Ay,itwasaprettycloseshave indeed,"headmittedtothosewho congratulatedhimonhisnarrowescape."AndImightaswellhave beenkilled,almost.Well,Isuppose, wasn'tgoodenoughtogoyet awhile,boys-though,praisebeto God,thingsmighthavebeenworse thantheyarewithme.An'tothink abodycouldsoeasilywalkintoa motorcarlikethat,andgotoone's gravewithoutwordorwarning!"
"SurepoorMolliewasrightafter all."he.reflectedinwardly;"an'one canneverbesureofthemomentone mayhetaken.Ifitwasherselfor oneofthechildherwasinitnow!" andaspasmcrossedhisface."It showsushowwellpreparedweought tobeatalltimesandinallplaces, gloryhetoGod!"
Molliewasnaturallymuchshocked whensheheardofthedangerher husbandhadrun,eventhoughhe himselfdidhisbesttomakeitseem
BileBeansendlivertrouble,constipation,piles,headache,indigestion,biliousness,debility,flatteeeee, stomachtrouble,vomiting,ferred tongue,poorblood,anaemia,a.,13femaleailments.Soldbyallchemists andstores.
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Theweather,drizzly,dreary.Heavy,loweringcloudshangoverthe sea.Inthehotelsalongthebeach, inthecottages,guestsyawnindesperation.
"el "Youknowathingortwo, illeorge!Isthisvacation? ."
"W..11itisnotmyfault."
"Say,then,shahweslipaway?"
"Slipaway?Where?"
"Nomatterwhere!Wemustleave thisblackholeatanycost.Iam suffieatinghere.Say,now,shallwe geeth?"
Weat!Gosouth?"
-"Yes,,letusrunawayfromhere. Thereissomesuninthesouth.I am'thirstingforsun."Andshespoke withthosenervousintonationsofa sell-eilled,spoiledParisianwoman, whoalwaysinsistssomuchthemore whensheapprehendspossibleopposition."Willyounottakemethere, George.Sayyes!"
"B'thaveyouanyideainyour head,anyplan?"
Alreadyshewasseatedatthecentretable,turningtheleavesofthe guidehooks,speakingtoandansweringherself."Nimes?No,thereare bullfightsthere,Iknowmyself. Iwouldgothere,andthenget sick.Avignon? Alltheofficerseregone. Vichy?-Again water. inbottles.LaBourhon/e AhlaBourboule. ThereonecanseePilate'sfamous walkingstick.Butthecleveronesof thePastyearhavedemolishedthe legend.Marseilles?Thecholerais there.-
"\'..tatall,"chimedinGeorge. "1.4..11,itmightbe.Nice! Peoplegothereonlyinwinter. tten,too,againthereiswater."
"Biarritz'?"venturedthehusband.
"Biarritz?Atlast,youhavehit !ethereanywateratBiarritz yesorno?"
"Certainly.Ithasabeach."
"NotBiarritz,then.Iwantno morebeach!"
Suddenlyshestruckherforehead
"Anidea!Allatowe!Butfirst, youmustpromisethatyouwill agree."
"Goon!"
"Why,to toLourdes!"
Laughingheartily,andlightinga cigar,thehusbandreplied "My dearMadeleine,youarecrazy!Such PagersasweareatLourdes?Ah Ah! Ah
Andbetweenpealsoflaughterhe puffedawayathiscigar.
OnthebanksoftheGaveispacked animmensemotleycrowd.itiseverywhere,ontheesplanade1.eforethe basilica,uptheavenueleadingto 'eGrotto.Therearepeopleeven *lierockyledgesjuttingoutover thewatersbelow.Wemightcallit animmenseseawhosebillowsincessantlybeatatthefootofthe Grottowithaverysweet,avery calmmurmur,likeuntoprayer.
"Say,Madeleine,areyounottoo muchsqueezedhere?"
"Alittlebit,butallthesame,I wanttoseeittotheend ."
eretoilettes,hershowyhatlooked likeasaucylittleflowerbornehitherbysomewindofcaprice.
Butdownthere,underthedark foliageofthetrees,thenoiseoftlie crowdhawincreased.Timsickare starringontheirstretchers,immense hopeinthedepthsoftheireyes. Prayerbecomesmoreardent.Ateveryinstantsortiesupplication,acry offaithrisesinbewilderingsounds, sendingathrilloverthelistener.
"Jesus! IfThouwilt!"
"JesusCuretheothers Jesus,SonofDavid!"
Suddenly,aroundthestonearchway,appearstheBlessedSacrament. Then,likeaPowdertrain,emotion gainsground,increases,overflows, burstforthHandsareextendedtowardthelivingHost,eyesarefilled withtears,voicesimploreasoncein JudeawhenChristpassedinthe midstofHisown: "Jesus!Oh,Jesus!IfThouwilt! Butwhathastakenplaceinme? Cured! 0myGod! Magnificat!
Andthecrowdrespondswiththat inexpressibleaccent,which,once heard,canneverbeforgotten.
"Well,whatdoyousayaboutit, George?"
"WhatdoIsayaboutit?Look here?"andhebrushedawaythe tmrs."Ihavebeenweepinglikea Madeleine,what'sgoingon downthere?"
inthelowerchapel,thecryptof thebasilica,theconfessionalsarebesieved.Ayoungwoman,allalone, slowlymakestheroundoftheconfessionals,lookingfortheonethat hasthesmallercrowdaroundit. Herearetenpersons,andthatmeans anhourtowait.AndpoorMadeleineissotired!Herethereare eight.Butshedoesnotwanttogo awayuntilsheisreconciledwiththe gooqGod,andsoshecontinuesher rounds.
Suddenlyshepauses.Thatyoung man there inthemiddleoftheaisle infulldaylightstandingerect,hisarmsfolded itis yes,itisher husband
"Impossible!IIsthisyou,George?" shewhispered."Whatareyoudoing here?"
Andhe,inawhisper,also,his eyesrestingfulluponher,andperfectlycomprehendingthedriftofher words,answered "Yousee,mydear,IAMWAITINGMYTURN!"-Fromthe"SentineloftheBlessedSacrament."
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ALCOHOLASFOOD. Whateverbeourideasoflife,all willagreethatwithlifecomesactionofsomekind,andwillalso agreethatallmotionistocessarily attendedwiththewearandtearof whateverproducesorsustainsthat motion.Wemayillustratethisfact bystatingwhatisself-evidentnamely,thatthetoolsofameehanicortheworkinggearofmachinerywillwearoutifkeptincontinualuse.Soithappens,too,with ourbodyandwiththeorgansofits severalfunctions.Fromthemoment thehumansystembeginstoactit necessarilybeginstodecaybythe veryfactofitsphysicalaction,and consequentlyneedselementstorepairthisdecayorinjurybybuilding uptheworn-outtissuesoftheorgansandgeneratingneedfulforces. Theseelementsintheshapeoffood, ornutriment,comefromwithoutto repairthewearandtearoftheorgans,within.Withoutappropriate foodforthisworkofreparationand development,thebodycannotcontinuetoliveandexercisethefunctionsoflife.
ELEMENTSOFFOOD.
Havingsaidsomuch,wemaysay thatalcohol(thatis,theintoxicatingspiritfoundinallfermentedor distilledliquors,suchaswhiskey, Porter,etc.)doesnotcontainthe materialsnecessarytorepairthe constantlywastingtissuesofthe body.Passing,wemayalsoobserve, thatbytissueswemeanthevarious substanceswhichcomposeorbuild upthehumanbode-suchasbone, muscle,fat,nervetissue.Foodis absolutelyrequired,andfoodalone canaccomplishthisworkofreparation.Butyouwillinquire,vhatis thissubstancecalledfOod?Briefly, weanswerthatfoodiscomposedof thosesubstances,bothsolidand liquid,whicharenecessarytosustainthenourishmentofthehuman systemandtheworkofreparation entailedbythewearandtearof theunceasingactionoftheorgans oflife,theheart,liver,etc.This substance,orsubstances,calledfood, hasatwofoldobjecttodischargenamely,inthe,firstplace,tofurnish ourblood,withthematerialforrepairingtheconstantwasteofthe tissues,andinthesecondplaceto supplytheheatnecessarytochange foodintoblood.Itfollowsthatto preventdeathbystarvation,food mustnecessarilycontaintheelementarysubstancesofwhichourbodies arecomposed.
NITROGEN-MINERALS-CARBON-WATER.
Medicalmenofthehigheststandingtellusthatthesesubstances fallunderthefollowingheadsor classes: Firstly,substanceswhich formfleshandarestylednitrogenous,orflesh-forming.Secondly,mineralsubstanceswhichformbone, teeth,hair.Thirdly,carbonicsubstanceswhichgiveheatandform fat.Fourthlywater,whichsoftens solidfoodandhelpsdigestion.By thevariousprocessesofdigestion, assimilation,etc.,foodisconverted intoblood,andfromthebloodthe bone,muscle,cartilage,fat,and nervedrawtheirownpropernutri-
ment.Howthiswondrousmystery isachievedGodonlyknows.Inour limitedknowledgeweonlyknowthat itoccurswithinuseverymomentof ourlives.Now,pureundilutedalcoholsuppliesneitherthenourishmentnortheheatrequiredforthe humanbody,andsocannotbeclassedasfood.
WHATEMINENTDOCTORSSAY.
Speakingonthispoint,thefamousSirBenjaminRichardson,M.D., whomadethissubjectthestudyof hislife,says"Alcoholcannotby anyingenuityofexcuseforitbe classifiedamongthefoodsofman. Itsuppliesneithermatterforthe constructionofthebodynorheat forit.Itinjurestheconstructionof thebody,andlowersitstemperature."Anothereminentphysician declaresthat"thebeliefthatalcoholisnourishmentmakeshalfthe drunkardswehave!"ThelateSir FrancisCruise,M.D.,whosegreat reputationasaphysicianissowidelyknowninthemedicalworld,statedthat"Alcoholisvaluelessas food,becauseitdoesnotcontain albumen,nordoesithelpinformingtissue."Wemayconcludewith. anothergreatauthoritydeclaring that"Alcoholisanarticleforeign toallthenormalwantsofthehumansystem.Itcannevergivepowerlikefood-norpurifytheHoodlike pureair-norproduceheatlikethe elementsfoundinbread,beefandpotatoes-norgiveaidlikewater,to thecirculation,theexcretionsandsecretionsofthehumansystem.No," hesays,"alcoholisanagentwhich derangesthefunctionsofthehumanframe,anddisturbstheirnormalactions."
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AtatimewhentheCatholic Churchissoviolentlyassailedasintolerantandthefoeofliberty,she standsforthmorebrightlythaneverastheonlyrealprotectoroflibertyintheworld.Shealoneofall Christianbodiesiswillingtolivein peacewithherneiehbours,nordoes sheeverraisethevoiceofprotest excepttorebukethebitterintolerancethatwouldfetterrealhuman liberty.Infact,to-dayshestands astheonlyrealorganisationthat cansuccessfullymeetthefoesoflaw andorder,becauseshealonehas principlesthatarecertainandawill thatisindomitable.-"ThePilot."
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Beyeofonemind,havingcompassiononeofanother,beingloversof thebrotherhood,merciful,modest, humble.-iPeter,3-8.
ThisEpistle,mybrethren,urgesus teefulfillthelawofcharitytowards .ourlerethren.Itisanearnestplea tokeepunspottedfromsinsthatoffendthefundamentallawofChristianity-"loveofthebrotherhood."
'Charity,asyouknow,isthevery essenceoftheChristianreligion, whosesimplestexpressionisfound inthis,thatweloveGodsupremely,andourneighbourasourself. LoveofGodis,ofcourse,ourprimaryduty,for"thisisthegreatest andfirstcommandment";butfollowingthis,andflowingfromit,isthe dutyofloveofourneighbour."
Undertheolddispensationaharsherlawhadprevailed.Thelawofreprisalwasthebasisofman'srela-ionwithhisfellowman,andan eyeforaneye,andatoothfora tooth\Vasthemeasureofcharity !orthosewhooffend.ButChrist eamewithamoregentlebiddingI saetoyou,loveyourenemies.,do goodtothemthathateyou,and prayforthemthatpersecute'andcalemniateyou.For"anewcommand Igiveuntoyou,thatyouloveone anotherasIhavelovedyou."
Charitywastohethebestofour rives."Hethatlovethhisneighbourbathfulfilledthelaw,"saith theMaster,whereas"ifanymansay, IloveGod,andhatethhisbrother heisaliar.Forhethatlovethnot brotherwhomheseeth,howcan heloveGodwhomheseethnot."
Fraternalcharitythenformedan essentialandvital,partoftheChristianschemeofsalvation.Theapostle,wellunderstoodthis,andwere unceasingintheirprayersforits
gestedbythisGospelandEpistle, soonrecallsustorealisethat sinsagainstcharityandtheloveof ourneighbourarethegreatestoffencesaChristiancanbeguiltyof. Thisthoughtshouldmakeusscrupuloustoavoidwhatoffendscharity."Notrenderingevilforevil, norrailingforrailing,butcontrariwise,blessings."Moreover,it shouldimpressuswiththeimportanceofdevelopingasenseofcharity,andkindnesstowardourbrethren.Tothisendseektohave "compassiononeofanother."Put outofyourlifeallselfish,sensitivenessallvindictivenessorwhatevertendsto,damupthestreamof kindness.Be"loversofthebrotherhood."Realise,thateveryChristian isyourbrother,notinsomevague, symbolicalway,butinadeepersense thanbrothersoftheflesh.Consequentlydealgentlyandlookwith forgivingeyesupontheweaknesses andoffencesofyourbrethren.Be "merciful"inyourjuiagmentandaPpreciationofhismotivesandactions.Aboveallthingsbe"humble,"andunderstandingyourown weaknessyouwillavoidaPharisaicalrighteousnessthatcanfindinthe sinsoftheweakerbrethrensubject forscornandgossip.
DevotiontotheHolyGhost WHATSAINTSHAVESAID.
ThevictoryoftheSaintsis'owing totheactionofGodabidinginthe Saints.
-St.Prosper. ThroughtheHolyGhostweobtainforgivenessofoursins;through Hienwearecleansedfromallimperfections; throughHisgiftsthe menwhosufferthemselvestobeguidedbecomeangels,notbytheirnaturebeingchanged,but,whatis stillmorewonderful,byremaining menandatthe_sametimetieinga lifeofpurityandholinesslikethat oftheangels.,
-St.JohnChiaeostom.
Shouldyouaskhowthebreadis charmedintothebodyofChrist?I answerTheHolyGhostovershadowsthepriestandoperatesthrough himthatwhichheoperatedinthe sacredwombofMary.
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-St.Bonaventiire.
"IfwehavelifethroughtheSpirit, wemustliveaccordingtotheSpirit, andnolongerservetheflesh."
-St.Jerome.
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Itisrathershockingwhenweturn !remthethoughtofChristandHis apostles,andconsidertheplace ebaritvholdsinourlives.EvenamongthosewhomordinarilyweconsidergoodCatholicandreligious People.howlittleimportanceisattachedtothecultivationoffraternalcharity.andhowlightlythey estimatesinagainstthe"loveof thebrotherhood."Inmo,tcases thisconditionistheresultofcarelessnessandwantofreflection. A little'meditation,suchasissug-
-St.FrancisofSales. Inallyouractionsseekinthe firstplacetheKingdomofGod-and Hisglorydirectallyoudoeurely toHishonourpersevereinbrotherlycharity,andpracticeallthat youdesiretoteachothers.B.%this meanstheHolyGhostwillbeyour Master,andwillgiveyousuchwisdomandsuchatonguethatnoadversarywillbeabletostandagainstyou.
-St.BernardineofSienna. Divineloveispouredintoour heartsbymeansoftheHoly Ghost."ThecharityofGodispouredintoourheartsbytheHoly Ghost,Whoisgivenus."If,then, wewishforthegiftofDivinelove, wemustconstantlybeseechtheHoly Ghosttomakeusknowand(10the willofGod.LetuscontinuallyimploreHislighttoknow,andHis str-nethtofulfiltheDivinewill.
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