The Record Newspaper 01 November 1913

PERTH,SATURDAY,NOVEMBER1,1913

PrimeMinisterAsquithatLadybank AStatesman'sUtteranceontheHomeRuleStruggle Ulster'sPropaganda'.ANegationofParliamentaryandDemocraticGovernment" "THEGOVERNMENTV.ILLNOTBEFALSETOTHETRUSTREPOSEDINITBYTHEM1JORITYOFTHEIRISIIPOOPLE."

London,Oct.26.

¶'hePrimeMinister(Mr.Asquith) addressedameetingatLadybank,io Fifeshire,yesterday,anddevotedhis speechentirelytotheIrishquestion. Hereiteratedthathehadclearly indicatedatthe1909electionthat Irishautonomywasthemosturgent questionoftheday,andhenowventuredtoassertthattheelectorsat the1910electionvotedinthebelief that,aftertheParliamentActwas passed,Irishlegislationwouldhethe nextundertaking.TheHomeRule Billwassupportedfromfirsttolast byundiminishedmajorities,andso farfromitshavingbeencarriedby theIrishvoteithadreceivedthe supportofasubstantialmajorityof theBritishmembersoftheHouseof ('oremops.TheLordshadtwicerejectedtheBillcontemptuouslywithoutattemptinetomodifyorto amendit.Ilehad

andadrillingofvolunteers.Inthat speechhestatedthattheGoverninentwaspreparedtoconsiderproposalsconsistentwiththescopeof theHomeRuleBill,butnosuchproposalsweremadeonUlster'sbehalf.

Onthecontrary,itwasre;:eateilly representedthatnoel2cialprovision thatcouldhedevisedwouldreconcile UlstertotheBillasawhole.There weretwoobviousreasonswhyall patriotsshoulddesire ASettlementbyConsent

Firstly,itwassurreinelyimportant forIreland'sfuturewell-beingthat itsself-governmentshouldnotstart withanourarenttri'mm-hforone

OftenBeenTwitted withbeingMr.Itedmond'ssubservienttool,justassomeinIreland hadtoldMr.Redmondthatbewas his(ter.Asquith's,tool.Therewas notrnthineitheraccusation,for theyhadmerelyco-operated,and neitherpartywasashamedofacooperationofwhichthewholeofthe Liberalpartyandnearlyfour-fifths oftheIrishpeopleapproved.There wasabundanceofevidencethatthat co-operationhadpracticallytheunitedsupportofalltheself-gaverning dominions.(cheers,Itwas,therefore,acompleteconstitutionalcase fortheapplicationoftheParliament Actwhichwouldnextsessionmake !IonicRuleoperative.Theywould agreethattheactionofstatesmenin amatterwhichhadreachedthis stareoughtnottobeaffectedordeflectedby TheMenaceofForcibleResistance. ThedoctrinesthathadbeenpreachedinUlsterduringthepasttwo years,antiwhichheregrettedresponsible'bartershadcountenanced,aere anegationofthefirstprinciplesof parliamentaryanddemocraticgovernment.(Cheers.,Iftheminority wereentitledtoresistbyforcewhat possibleanswercouldbemadetothe massoftheIrishpeopleiftheypieferredasimilarclaimintheeventof theirbeingfrustratedinaperfectly constitutionaldemandinwhichthey weresupportedbyalargemajority oftheBritishmembersofParliament?TheGovernmentwouldnotbe intimidatedbyathreatofforce,Ile hopedandbelievedthatHouleRule 'ouldhebroughtintooperation withoutrecoursetothearmedf.,rces ofthe(*roan;butifadeliberately enactedstatuewereinetbyorganisedandarmedresistanceitwould clearlybethedutyoftheExecutive toassert

TimAuthorityoftheLaw byappropriateandadequatemeasures."Uberecentproceedingsinulster,sofarfromimpressingtheimaginationorattractingthesympathyoftheaveragecitizen,hadpreciselytheoppositeeffect.However, muchone'stasteandeventone'scommon-senseweretemptedtotakeoffenceattheseextravagantmanifestations,itwasthedutyofallto dealrespectfullywithadeep-seated andrennineaeotiThent.howeverillfoundedtheybelievedtherlstermen's a'.lionorapprehensionitwasfor allLiberalsandNationalistsaformidablefactor,andtheyshouldnot snaretheireffortstoeliminateitif possible.IlisspeechofJolt-3,1312. showedthattheGovernment:ladnot waitedtomakethisdiscoveryuntil therewereasiznineofcovenants

tention,andhebelievedthatagrowingsenseofsuchconsiderationhad producedduringthelastfewmonths aperceptiblechangeinthepolitical atmosphere.Proposalshadbeenput forwardingoodfaithandgood-will forsomethinginthenatureofaformalconferenceofpartyleaders,but aconferencewithoutmoreorless agreedbasesandmoreorlessdefined limitswouldhealmostcertainto troveabortiveandtomakemattersworse.Thedefeatofthehope ,fasettlementhadrenderedtheconferencemachineryunnecessary,hutif agenuinedispositionwereshownin ellquartersforaninterchan-eeof PRIMEMINISTERASQUITH.

section,howeverpreponderant,and withanapparenthumiliationforanother.Ilebelievedthetiesbinding Irishmentogetherwouldeventually provemoredesirableandmoreeffectivethanthedifferenceswhichseemed tokeepthemapart.Butifthatunifyingandconsolidatingprocesswere tohaveafairchanceitwasworth payingaconsiderablepricetosesure it.Secondly,itwouldbewellfrom Britain'sandIreland'spointofview thatwhateverwasdoneshouldheregardedbybothpartiesasresting uponasolidfoundationandcapable offuturedevelopmentandamplification.Butitwasessentialthatit shouldbebeyondtheristofelectoralandpartyvicissitudes,forIreland hadfartoolongbeen

TheCockpitofBritishPolitics, andnothingcouldheworseforeither thanthattheIrishquestionshould continuetohearegularpartybattlecry.BothGreatBritainand Irelandhadaffairsthatcalledi!111,4riouslyforcloseandundividedat-

mentwasnotgoingtobefalseto thetrustthemajorityoftheIrish peoplereposedinit.

APeaceCommittee

SixhundredProtestantsatBallymoney,inNorthAntrim,haveinitiatedapeacecommitteeconsistingof representativesofallpartiestopromulgateanacceptablesolutionof theHomeRuleproblem.Thecommitteeincludes('aptainalite(eon ofthelateField-Marshal George White),Mrs.Green(thehistorian), andMr.AlecWilson(leaderofthe Belfastmoderates).

LordII.Cavendish-Bentinck,M.P. (Unionist),speakingatNottingham yesterday,predictedthatasettlementoftheHomeRulequestionby consentwouldtakeplace.IledeprecatedtheactionoftheUlster.nenin threateningtoresistParlia.nent's authority.

The"Observer"(Unionist),referringtothePrimeMinister'sspeech atLadybank,states"Mr.Asquith wasexceedinglydexterous,andinhis offertotestthestrengthandjudgmentoftheOppositionleadershe wentasfarasreasonableopponents couldexpect.Ileoughttohemet withthesamemoderation,dignity, andskill."

TheUlsterCampaign

TheVtarquisof('reweSecretary ofStateforIndia),speakingatIpswichyesterday,saidtheUlstercampaignwasbecomingaserious!latter forIndia,foriftheUlsterargumentsweregoodthentherecouldhe nopossibleanswertothesameargumentsbeingusedbyIndianagitators.

IntheelectiontofilltheParliamentaryvacancycausedinReading throughtheelevationofSirRufus IsaacstothepostofLordChief JusticeofEngland,HomeRuleis theleadingnuestion.Mr.Gooch,the Liberalcandidate,favoursriving specialgeneroustreatmenttoUlster withspecialpowersregardingeducationandfinance.

BurnellBros.

viewsandsuggestionsfree,frankand withoutprejudice,heinvitedsuchinterchange,forbeandhiscolleagues werereadytotakepartinit.lie waspreparedtoconsiderwith

AsOpenMind anyadjustmentsofUlster'sposition subjecttocertainsimplegoverning considerations.Thesewere:Firstly, nothingshouldbedonetointerfere withtheestablishmentofasubordinateLegislatureinDublin.Thatwas therootprinciplefromwhichthe Governmentwouldnotdepart.Secondly,nothingshouldbedoneto erectapermanentandinsuperable bartoIrishunity.Thirdly,while theimportanceoftheextensionof thedevolutionprincipleinappropriateformsinotherpartsoftheUnitedKingdomwasrecognised,Irelandroustfirsthedealtwith.Ile wassanguinethatasettlementofthe Irishquestionwasnotbeyondthe resonrcesofstatesmanship.Butof onethinghishearerscouldbecertain,andthatwasthattheGovern-

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SomeObservationsontheChurchandthePeople

NEEDFORMOREMODERNMETHODS.

(speciallywrittenforthe"W.A.Record"byJ.M.MILLER,Perth.)

(i'oncluded.)

ItisworthyofrecallthatFather DamienofMolokaiLeperIslandfame wasamemberofthe"PicpusFathers."ThisOrder,alreadymentioned inthepreviousinstalmentofthese "Observations,"directsanumberof finecollegesthroughoutLatin-America.InChile,inaddition,theyconductaverysuccessful"Cumde Leyes,"orLawCourse,foraspirants totheranksofthelegalfraternity. 11ithoutanyotherpreparationtheir studentssitfortheStateUniversity LawExaminations,onpassingwhich theybecomeeligibletopractise.The formationofthisLawCourseby theseFatherswasnecessitatedby thefactthatmostofthelawstudentswerebeingpresentedfromAnticlericalColleges,whichmeantthat incourseoftimetheChurckthere .couldhaveaformidableI,:lyof lawyersintheranksofvieroi,ponents.

FatherMateoCrawley,anlingloPeruvian,attachedtotheCalegein Valparaiso,isanotablefretc'ierand anenthusiastinworkamongthe men,fewofwhom,unfortunately,are anythinglikepractical;'athalce,as weunderstandthetermin'7.nelishspeakingcountries.FatherMateo wasresponsiblefortheestaalishrnentofthe"AcademiadeLiteratura,"areallyfineliteraryandmusicalsociety,whichconductsexcellent concertsandreadingsseveraltimes au!onth.Bymeansofthissociety theFathershavebeenabletoattractandinfluencesuiteanumberof youngmenofeoodfamilies.towhom anaapealwouldhedifficult1-yany othermeans.

ReligiousOrders

TheAugustinians,Capuchins,(arnelites,Dominicans,Nlercedaria.ns, Passionists,Redemptorists,Fathers oftheDivineWord,andPailotine Father'arealldoingsolidworkin theirrespectivespheressomedirectingcollegesandSchools,andothIrs givingMissionsintLecitiesandin thecountry.TheMercedariansare unknowninEnglishspeakingcountries.ThisOrderisofpurelySpanishorigin,andwasfoundedinthe daysoftheslavetrafficintheWest IndiesandAreerice.Iftheirmeans werenotsufficienttobuyfreedom forthenegroslavestheFatherssubstitutedthemselvesinordertosecurethereleaseofthesepoorwretchesfromservitude.Sincethereis nosla:eryo:thekindexistinein theseiiieelerndaysofenlighten.:ient, theFathersnowdevotethemselves to,,,issionworkamongthepeonesor workingj.e.ple.Abriefmentionof thePallotineFathersmightbeofinteresthere,sincetheFathersofthe saneOrderareinchargeofthenest AustralianAborseires' ssionat BeagleBay.IntheArgentinethe PallotineFathersserveasChaplains totheIrisheeoelelivinginthe C,,,;ntry.Theirheadluartersarethe CollegeinMercedes.distantabout threehots'train:owns:fro BeenosAires.toshosinethecosi,oe,,litainnatureoftheirorganisation;intheSouthofBrazilstbeyattendtothes needsoftheCath.,!icportionoftheverylargeGerv.anfit.uhtionresidentinthatreeion.In'MiletheOrderisrenresentedbyonlytooFathers.Theyare FathersHenryWeberandFrancis Werttineer.theforaerParishPriest andthelatterassistantpriestofthe '-=eehofSanLuis(;onzaga, AD:ycollegeisattachedte, thi- ("Larch.FatherWesertprel,10er overitsdestiniesasanableRector. as-i.tdbyseverallayprofessors. whoaregenerallyIrishmenorEngliSen.FatherWeberisaGerman. an.?FatherWarttingeranA-nerican71!e:arebothtruly SincereandSelf.SacrificingPriests andtheanountofhardworkand solidroodthattheyhaveachieved, onlythosewhoknowtLemintimately,asisthewriter'sprivilege.can !7se.Dierinetheriotousconfusion thatreignedinValparaisoimniedia-

telyfollowingtheearthquakeofAugust,1906,whenthousandsofpeople wererenderedabsolutelypenniless andhomeless,FatherWebersetto andpersonallycanvassedandcollectedfromtheEnglishandGerman businesshousestheresufficientmoneytoenablehimtoerectalarge structureofgalvanisediron,inwhich sonichundredsoffamiliesfoundshelterandsustenanceformanymonths.

Abouttwoyearsagoheboughta largehouseandstartedapoor school,whichhasprovedveryhuecessful.Healsoerectedasmallhall andpurchasedacinematographand runsapictureshoweverySunday nightatanominalpricefortheeducationandedificationofthei.00rer people.Thiswasfoundrecesstryas acountermovetotheattractionsofferedbytheAmericanMethodistMission,whichprovidesasplendidhall, musicandallkindsofallurements, asapreliminarytoattemptsatproselitisingthepoorandignorant. ThereisastorytoldofanaldservantformanyyearsintheSereiceof aleadingCatholicdoctorin"alparaiso,beingseenbyherformeremployercoiningoutofthMeth,list MissionHallonewinterse:entire. Ilewasnaturallyverysurprisedand onquestioningtheoldbodyastothe reasonofherattendancethere,she replied,''Ah,SenorDoctor,youknow thereisaverynicefirewithin,anditiv suchacosyplacetosaytheRosary in."Soninthforthe

EffectoftheMethodistl'ropiqgasda.

FatherWarttingerisaNewYorker ofaGermanfatherandIrishmother.Ofafine1.hysigeehe,IkeFatherWeber,neeersparesDimwitin theserviceofthesickandneedy, andraendsmanynithtsoftheweek extendingintotheearlyhoursofthe morningattendingsmall-poxcases, ofwhichtherearealwaysalarge number.

OfthemanyOrdersofmuss establishedinLatin-America,theLadiesoftheSacredIlearttake.1leadingplaceinthefieldofhighereducationofgirls,Irishwo.'enfigurevery prominentlyamongtheiiiembfrsof thisOrderintheSouthAmerican countries,andthewritercountsscnie excellentfriendsamongthenumber, principalofwhomareMoth--rsAnne andMargaretFinlay,sistersofthe twowell-knownIrishJesuits,FathersTomandPeterFinlay.Mother AnneFinlaytambeeninSouthAwe. ticaforthelasttwenty-sevenyears, andwhatthisgoodNundoesn'tknow concerningthesubtletiesofWeLatin-Americanfemalemindandcharacterisindeednotworthlearning.

Itwasapleasantsurprisetothe writertomeetinSantiagodeChile, anAustralianNunwhoistheMotherSuperioroftheLittleSistersof thePoerinantcity,wheretheOrderwasinchargeofseveralhomes fortheagedandindigent.

AFewWordsinConclusion;

netthechurchinLatin-Au,-;:ct enjoystLestraph-ialthycondition whichprevailswithitintheEnglish-ape-thingcountries.thewriter wouldnotforaeast:rentaffirm.But thatitisintheverydirefulstate whicheiane-non-"atholics-chiefly clergymen-wouldwishrsbelieve. thewriter,fromou'.ofthedethsof hisexperience,certainlydoesstrenuorslydeny.Inthewriter'smodest opinioa,theprinci;ileoftheuaionof CLurchandStateisaharmfulone. whichinpracticeonlytendstosap thatself-relianceandindependencein religiousmatters,whichexperiencein English-speakingcountrieshasprovedtobeoneofthegreatestfactors inthewonderfulprogressofthe ChurchinsuchPlaces.

Ithasalwaysbeenthevritgr's migrationthattheindiffereneetoReligionwhichundoubtedlyelestsin .7:0"thA'erica.issoinsot,ofthe el-arch.andnotbecauseofit.The nativeclerey,though.eenrrally speaving.goodandpious-leenerein manywaysrestrictedas-1hampered

bytraditionsandcuatears,which havebeenhandeddownintactfrom theMiddleAges.Sosoonasitis recognisedbytheecclesiasticalauthoritiestherethatmany.ideaswhich wereup-to-dateinthesixteenthcenturyarenowentirelyobsoleteand mustbereplacedbymethodsmore befittingtheagewelivein,thenonlywillthe('hurchinLatinAmerica awakenandsoregainthatpowerfor goodwhichisitsprideinotherlands. Thewomenarealmostuniversally "practising"Catholics,andsoare thepeasantry.ButthemengenerallyappearindifferenttoReligion.It hasbutlittleinterestforthem,and theyseemtothinkitdoesnotconcernthem.Butontheirdeath-bed thepriestisalwayscalled.ThisservestoindicatethatthereissomethingoftheFaithstilldormantand itonlyrequires,onthepartofth clergy,anappreciationoftheexistenceofthetwentiethcenturyto awakenagaintheFaiththatstill burnseversofaintlyinthebreastof theaverageLatinAmericanman. Fortunatelytheadventofagoodly numberofforeignclergyisalready bearingfruit,andletushopethat inacomparativelyshorttimethe ('hurchwillagainteeherplacein LatinAmericaastheGreatArbiter ofFaithandMorals.

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LastweektheRev.MoreIlallinan joinedinwedlockMr.lowardLloyd, eianiteeroftheW.A.BankatTanibellup(lateofBrooktonandQuairading)andMiss('roshy,ofAdelaide (S.A.).Thebridewasgivenawayby Mr..J.ILNorris.MissCrosby(sisterofthebride)wasbridesmaid,and Mr.Pontifexbestman.Theweddingbreakfastwaspartakenofat thePresbytery.wherethetoasts usualtotheoccasionwereduly

honoured,afterwhichthehappy coupletooktheirdeparturebythe afternoontrainforPerthontheir honeymoon.

TheordinarymeetingoftheII.A.

C.B.SocietywasheldonOct.19th, whenBro.T.ticlnerheney(intheabsenceofthePresident)presidedover afairattendance. A considerable amountofbusinessarisingoutofthe correspondencewasdealtwith.The balance-sheetforthelastqtarter wassubmitted,stowingthatthefinancesoftheBranchwereeound,asit revealedthattherewasaeubstantialcreditbalanceineachfund, whichspeakswellforthesolidadvanceoftheBranchinviewofthe factthatwecommencedthequarter withadebitbalance,ni.e.-iertagereentFund.Thebalance-sheetwas adoptedonthemotion Bros.T. McDonnelland.1.McDonald.The SecretaryreportedthatIleLadbeen informedbytheSecretaryofthe BevereleyDebatingSocietythatthey wouldbeunabletomeetthebrunch, asarrangedonthe21stof1.ctober, inthedebateon"The.'oeipulsory TrainingofAustralia,"onaccount oftheabsenceoftheirPresidentfrom Beverleyonthatdate;hutpromised tolethim'-nowbyletterwhenthey wouldheinapositiontojetthe Branch.

LastWednesdayeveningatthe Mechanics'Institute,ae-elzeeiesocialwastenderedtothel'istrict Secretary(Bro.A.E.Farmer),who wasonavisitfororganisingpurposes,andwhodealtczhaastively withthebenefits,sairitual:.ndmaterial,accruingtomembersofthe I'.1.C.B.S.Bro.Farmerrvelvet'a cordialgreeting,andaverypleasant eveningwasspent.

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gue,"placingthesame"underthe patronageandinvocationofthe BlessedVirgin,towhomthehonour duetoherDivineSon,andthefreeingofHisChurchfromallheresies, aresodear."Further,theofficial documentofinaugurationgoeson " havechosentheLitleelOur LadyofVictoryinconfidencethat shewillleadtheChurchinourland totriumphoverthefoeswithinand withoutthatattackherintegrity andundermineherfaith.St.Joseph wehavechosenasbeingthePatron oftheChurch,andasactuallyreceivinginourdayveryspecialdevotionthroughouttheWestern Church."Deludedastotheirpositionasthesepeopleintruthare, Catholicscantrulyreksiceoverthe earnestnesswhichsuchwordsunmistakablyimply.-"CatholicRecord."

ThemembersoftheThirdOrderof St.FrancisinCork,numberingover 1000,madeapilgrimageonaSunday recentlytoTimoleagueAbbey,inthe ruinsofwhichA-Passwascelebrated, thefirstfor600years.Onthearrivalofthetrainaprocession,asforn,ed,headedbythe('orkWorkingmen'sPrizeBand,playingsacrediisic.TheBlesses!Sacramentwas bornebyRev.FatherRaphael, O.F.M.,attendedbyRev.Father CelestineandRev.FatherFrancis Xavier.Women,girlsandboysjoined intheprocession,whichwasimposing,solemn,andpicturesque.Religiousmottosandflagsbetieci?.dthe historicAbbey.Rev.FatherItrnaventuredeliveredaninterestingaddressafterMass,andthankedthe parishpriestofTimoleague,i;ev.P. ()Ilea,forhisassistance.

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Donotreprimandorpunishthe childrenlateinthedayneverjust beforebedtime Sendthemoffto theirbedshappy.Commendthem forthegoodtheyhavedone,forgetting,forthetimeatleast,anythingthathasbeenremissintheir conduct.TellthemastorywLen thereistime-thereshouldalways hetime-andletitheabrightand cheerfulone.Kissandtuckthem, in,leavingthemhappytothesweet reposethatistheinaliena-oleright ofchildhood.

MyWishtoMyHestFriesd MaytheblessingofthyGodwait uponthee,andthesunofgloryshine aroundthyhead.Maythegatesof plenty,honourandhappinessbealwaysopentothee'andthine.!ayno strifedisturbthydays,norsorrow distressthynights;andmaythepillowofpeacekissthycheek,and pleasuresofimaginationattendthy dreams,andwhenlengthofyears maketheetiredof.earthlyjoys,and thecurtainsofdeatbgentlyclose roundthesceneofthyexistence,nay theangelsofGodattendthybed, andtakecarethattheexpiringlamp oflifeshallnotreceiveonerude blasttohastenitsextinction,-and, finally,maytheSaviour'sblood washtheefromallimpurities,andat lastushertheeintoalandofeverlastingfelicity.-FATIERBAKER, Lackawana,N.Y.

TothecommonProtestantmind thedignitiesascribedtotheMadonnahavebeenalwaysaviolentoffence;theyareoneofthepartsof theCatLolicfaithwhichareopenest toreasonabledispute,andleastcomprehensiblebytheaveragerealistic andmaterialistictemperofthereformation.But,afterthemost carefulexamination,neitherasadversarynorasfriend,oftheinfluencesofCatholicismforgoodand evil,iampersuadedteatinev.orshipoftheMadonnahasbeenone ofthenoblestandmostvitalgraces, andhasneverbeenotherwisethan productiveoftrueholinessoflifeand purityofcharacter. Therehas probablynotbeenaninnocentcottagehomethroughoutthelengthand breadthofEuropeduringthewhole PeriodofvitalChristianityinwhich theimaginedpresenceoftheMadonna hasnotgivensanctitytothehumblestdutiesandcomforttothesorest trialsofthelivesofwomen and everybrightestandloftiestachievementoftheartsandstrengthof manhoodhasbeenthefulfilmentof theassuredprophecyofthepoor Israelitemaiden."Tiethatistiighty bathmagnifiedrue,andholyisHis nante."-Rtinkin.

Saysthe.Julynumberof'.heAnnalesdePropagationdelaFoi:-At thereauestoftheCieneseCovernreentprayerswereofferedf:rthe workoftheParliamentand!leelectionofPresidentoftheRepablic,on Monday,April21,inthe.s..atirsiealof Peitang,withthegreatestsciets.nity. TherewerepresentMr.Tang,representingthePresidentofRepublic, le:.Lou.TchengTsianz,Ministerfor ForeignAffairs;alargenumberof Chineseofficers;M. Conty,the FrenchMinister,Mine.Contyandthe entirepersonneloftheFreaeh'..egation.Theceremonywaspresi.7eul overbyMgr.Iarlin,it'sho;.ofPekin,:assistedbyMgr.Fabregues,HisbonofPaotingfue,Mgr.Wittner,BishopcfChanTtoung,andallthe priestsofthetown.Europeanaswell asChinese.Thechurchwastilled witharecollectedcro,d,deroatly attentivetotheliturgicalchants whichaccompaniedtheorgans,alternatingwithmilitarymusic.

ANewAnglican'Society

Withinthepastfewmonthsanew societyhasbeenevolvedamongadvancedAnglicans,theresultofadisagreementinthe"GuildoftheLove ofGod,"anoreanieationbrought togetherbyRev.A.V.Magee.son ofthelateArchbishopofYork.This disagreementaroseovertheiuestionofformallyrecognisin"thePore intheirprayersas"Ourl'atriarch." ThenewSociety,formedofthosefavourabletoeachrecognition.Laetakentoitselfthename"CatholicLea-

TheFiveLittleChickens

Ifyoueverheardalittlechild sighingandsobbinginitssleepyou wouldnever,neverchideorpunish oneagainjustbeforebedtime.Take anyothertimethanthat.Sealtheir closingeyelidswithakissanda blessing.Thetimewillcomealltoo soonwhentheywilllaytheirheads upontheirpillowslackingboth.Let then,then,atleast,havethememoryofahappychildhood,ofwhich nofuturesorrowortroublecanrob them.-.JennieDevlin,inthe"Uonitor."

SelfRellamee

Nothingbettercaneappentoa youngIiianthanbeingforcedtoface theworldalone.Thegreatmenthosewhosenameshavecomedown tousfrom,thelongcenturiesftime, had,withfewexceptions,nothingbut theirbeadsandheartsand"iusc'es withwhichtobegintheirbattleof life.Thattheywonoutsooften, speakshighlyforthegoodwhichGad plantedintheirsouls.Morendmore doestheneedofjustifyinghisexistenceclamourtotheboyanddrive hometheoldsaw"Theworlddoes notowemealiving."

AChild-Soldier'sAssurer curiouslydirectandsimple,says the"SacredHeartReview,"arethe thoughtsofalittlechild.Apretty story,illustratingthistruth,istold bytheRev.VincentMcNabb,0.P., inhisrecenthook"TheChildren's lour."FatherMcNabbsays:Apriestwhoisnowdeadtoldme thathewasonedaygivingcatechismtothelittlesoldierboysin theDukeofYork'sschool,Chelsea. TheyhadcometotheOurFather. Turningtotheboys,hesaid"Is GodtheFathereverywhere?"

"Yes"rangoutallthelittlesoldiers'voices."ButifGodtheFatheriseverywhere,whydon'tyou say'OurFatherWhoarteverywhere,' andnot'011rFatherWhoartinIleaven?'''askedthepriest.

TLerewassilence.Eearlyallthe littlesoldierboyslookednowat eachotherandnowatthepriest, butnoonespoke.Atlast,oneboy timidlyhelduphishand,saying "Please.Father,IthinkIknow." "Well,then.Bobby,"saidthepriest, "tellnte.IfGodiseverywhereand notin'Heavenonly,whydoyou say'OurFatherWhoartinHeaven?'" "'cis 'eadluarters,Father!"

Agoodstorywhichwillperhips hearre-tellingillustratesthisattitudeoftheboytotheworldandto hisparent': Awell-to-dojudgeoncewavehis sononethousanddollars,andtold himtogotocollegeandgraduate. ThesonreturnedattheenIofthe Freshmanyear,hismoneyallgone andwithseveralextravaganthabits.

Tthasgrownahabitwith'mineof the"swell"churchesinAmericato puttheshuttersunduringthesummermonths,andfortheministers andtheircongregationstolenartto theirsummerresidencesandpray elsewhere.Thefollowinglinesin "AveMaria"neatlyhitsoffthesituation:Puzzled

"DoesGodgohomeintheFullmer time?"

Alittlegirlaskedoneday;

Saidthefirstlittlechictienwitha getterlittlesquirm, "Iwish1couldfindafatlittle worni.''

Saidthenextlittlechicken,withan oddlittlesigh, "IwishIcouldfindafatlittlef'.y."

Saidthethirdlittlechicken,witha sharplittlesqueal, wishIcouldfindsomeniceyellowmeal." del

Saidthefourthlittlechicken,with asmallsighofgrief, "IwishIcouldfindagreenlittle leaf."

Slidthefifthlittlechicken,witha faintlittlemoan, "Is-shIcouldfindaweegravel stone."

"Nov,seehere,"saidtheinoth,r, fromtheoldgardenpatch. "Ifyonwantanybreakfast,just comeouthereandscratch."

Atthecloseofthevacation,the judgesaidtohisson,"Well,William,areyougoingtocollegethis year?""Havenomoney,father." "ButTgaveyouathousanddollars tograduateon.""Itisallgone,father.""Verywell,son;itwasallI couldgiveyou;youmustnowpay yourownwayintheworld."Anew lightbrokeinuponthevisionofthe youngman.Ileaccommodatedhimselftothesituation-againlefthome; madehiswaythroughcollege,graduatedattheheadofhisclass,studieslaw,beratedGovernoroftheState ofNewYork,enteredtheCabinetof thePresidentoftheUnitedStates, andmadearecordthatwillnotsoon die,forhewasnoneotherthanWilliam1iSeward. Self-relianceofthiskindisavery highmoralenelityandshouldbe csrefuilv;nciiiestedintothehearts ofcatholicchildren.-"Mi:-bi.ranCatholic."

"They'veclosedourcburchsincethe firstofJune, Andtheminister'sgoneaway.

"Ican'tunderstandwhyGodshould leave

Inthelong,drysummerheat.

WhenIlelivesallyearandwaits andwaits

Inthatchurchacrossthestreet." ealendarfortheWeek NOVEMBER.

Firstquarter,Nov.6.2.34a.m.;full moon.Nov.14,7.11a.m.Lastquarter,vov.21,3.56a.m.:newmoon, Nos.?8,9.41a.m. Sunrises.Sunsets.

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OBITUARY.

ThedeathoccurredattheMeekstharraHospitalofDr.Vitaliana Poggolli,whowasuntilrecentlythe residentmedicalofficeratNannine. I-lewas52yearsofage,andleaves awidow,twosonsandamarried daughter,andhadpractisedhisprofessionatYouannii,Bullfinchandin theEasternStates.FatherFlahavanperformedtheburialrites.R.I.P.

Thedeathtookplacerecentlyof Mr.JohnKeane,ofKalgoorlie,at St.JohnofGodHospital,aftera briefillness.Thedeceasedwasborn atEchuca,Victoria,32yearsago, andcametothisStatewithhisfatherin1884.Hisfatherownedthe firststoreandhotelatHunt'sStand, nor:knownasTarlee,about30miles eastofSouthernCross.Laterthe familywenttoBardoc,andopened thefirsthotelatthatcentre.Ile waswell-knownthroughoutthegoldfieldsfromSouthernCrosstoLaverton,andthehighesteeminwhichhe washeldwasevidencedbythevery largeattendanceatthefuneral.MonsignorRobinsono!liciated.Thechief mournerswereMr.SteveFinell uncle),Mr.CharlesKeane(brother),Mrs.MaryStephensonandAO:s NorahLillis(s"sters).R.I.P.

Weregrettoannouncetill.iheithof Mrs.JohnNevin,whichtookplaceat 4'8Wellington-street,Perth,last Sundaymornirr,,afteranillnessextendingovertwomonths,during ,vhichshewasfreitientlyattendedby Fr..P.Brennan,ofWestPerth,and Fr..1.E.carroll,oftheCathedral. Deceased.howashornin11enenester39yearsago,arrivedinWest Australiathreeyearsaro.rhefuneral,whichtookplaceonTileaday morning,wasattendedbyalarge numberoftheHibernianSociety,esreciallyoftheladesofSt.Brigid's Women'sDrench,ofwhichdeceased wasamealier.TheSt.Vincent(11 PaulSocietywasalsowellrepresented.NumbersofMr.Nevin'stramr-ayconfrereswerealsoinattendance.TheSistersofSt.Brigid's Convent,WestPerth.wereunreniittineintheircareandattention.The bodywasshroudedinthehabitof OurLadyofMt.Carmel,TheRev. T.O'GormanperformedthelastburialritesatKarraNatta.ToMr. Nevin,whohasbeenamuchesteemedcontributortothesepages,andto hissorrowingyoungfamilyweextendoursinceresympathyintheir sadbereavement.R.I.P.

ThedeathoccurredonOct.24at St..JohnofGodhospital,Subiaco, ofMr.JamesParker,J.P.,aftera prolongedattackofrheumaticfever, duringwhichpneumoniasupervened. IleborehisillnesswithChristian fortitude,retainedallhisfaculties tothelast,andwasfrequentlyattendedbyFrs.O'BrienandMc-Cabe, whiletheSistersofSt.JohnofGod dideverythingpossibletocomfort

H.A.C.B.S.receivedonWednesday morningawireannouncingthesad newsofherfather'sdeath,which tookplaceat"Killeen,"PortFairy, Victoria,atthelageof76.Deceased, whowasanativeofKilleen,Co.Tipperary,cametoVictoriaabout50 yearsago,andsettleddowninthe PortFairydistrict,wherebehas beenwellandfavourablyknownever since.Hehadbeenaprominentand enthusiasticmemberoftheHibernian Society,andtookanactivepartin allmovementsforthewelfareofthe Church.Deceasedleavesagrown-up familyofnine,oneofwhom(Sr.M. Gabriel)isamemberofthePresentationOrderinWindsor.Miss,Coffey recentlypaidavisittotheEastto seeheragedfather,andreturnedlast week.Asadfeatureisthatshewas theonlymemberofthefamilynot presentathisdeath. Ilermany friendsintheILA.('.B.S.andinthe teachingprofessionwilljoininex[sessionsofsincerecondolenceinher sorrowfulbereavement.R.I.P.

FromourGoomallingcorrespondentwelearnofthedeathofMrs. GeorgeSlater,whichtoo-tplacein her80thyearat6p.m.onMonday, afteraprotractedillnessextending ,overseveralrionths,duringwhich shewasfrequentlyattendedbyFr. Gilbert,1!.5.11.,andsincehisdepartureto!s byFr.('astanares, O.S.13,,ref!:ewVorcia.Sheboreher tryingsicivieswithgreatpatience, andwissiTrotindedonherdeath-bed I.y 11the'I:embersofhersorrovving family.Thef-tvr.11,whichwasattendedbyaverylargeconcourseof relatk*esandfriends,tookplaceat ToodyavonWednesday.TheRev..1. Mristersr.n,assistedbyDeanWalsh, ofYor',,rerfortisedthelastritesat theet:webandeemetery.Deceased belongedtoanoldCatholicfamily inF.in.!'sCo.,Ireland,fromwhich shecametoWestAustraliainthe earlypioneeringdays.Toherlarge familyshelequeathedtheprecious legacyoflovefortheoldfaith,to Maisheherslfwastruetodeath. Weextendorrsinceresympathyto thebereavedfamily.R.I.P.

Kalgoorlie

Deceased,whowastheyongestof afamilyofseven,wasbornnearTraiee,('o.Kerry,Ireland,42yearsago. InTraleeheoccupiedthepositionof accountantinaleadingestablishment,andafterhisarrivalinAustraliahefollowedthesameoccupationinthefirniofFitzgeraldBros., drapers,Ballarat,andsubsequently inGeelong.IlecametoWestern Australiaaboutnineyearsago,and afters'rin-.:sometimeintheaccountant'sbranchoftheG.P.O.,obtainedaclericalappointmentinthe officeofMessrs.BoanBros.,Perth. Heleavesawifeandtwoyouncchildrentomournhisloss,alsoonebrother(John)inPerthRev.Father P.Par'ier,P.P..Heidelberg,Victoria,andMichael,Gipesland also ThomasandEugene,Tralee,Ireland. Thefuneral,whichtookplaceon SundayatKarrakattaCemetery,was largelyattendedbyleadingpublic citizensandfriends,includingsevere;metebersofParliament.bank managers.andalargenumberofhis 'atefelloweo.ployeesofRoanBros.' bywhomhewasheldinthehighest esteem.R.I.P.

Miss1..1.Coffey.thesecretaryof The"-rthLaii-sBranchofthe

PessimistsmaytellusthatKalgoorlieissoontobenumberedfaith thedepartedgoldfieldsoftheworld, butwedoubtifithepossibletoencounteranindividualwho,having witnessedtheconsistentindications ofthesuccessoftheAllNations'Bazaar,couldstillhonestlyhugsodiscreditableandhaltinganopinion. Inthehistoryofthelastdecadeof Kalgoorlie'scareerwedoubtifthere hasbeenanythingofitskindequal toourpresentBazaar.Nightlyit s-enstobecomemoreandmoreinteresting,anditssuccessspeaksnot onlyfortheenthusiasmofourown Catholicpeople,hutevenforthatof ournon-Catholicbrethrenwhoinone wayoranotherco-operated.Weare atalosstoknowiftherearetobe metwithamoreearnestanddevoted bodyofCatholicsthanthoseofthe Easterngoldfields.Judgingfrom theirunsparinggenerosityandtheir unweariedefforts,theChurchisto then)amothertobeproudof.

PerhapsthegreatTug-of-Warcontestisthecentralattractionofthe Bazaar.Nineteamsstroveforthe mastery,includingthePolice,Transcontinental,Fettlers,FireBrigade, Austrians,Italians,HomeRulers, Breweries,andIrishNationalForesters.To-nightwehopetoseea greatcLallengecontestbetweenthe winnersandanAustralianteamspeciallyselectedandmarshalledbythat kingofpullers,Mr.AlbertSchwann.

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PresentationConvents,Cottesloe andCollie,£1ls.

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Mr.Whitely,VictoriaPark("Records"soldatChurch),£1. GoodShepherdConvent,!Redavile,6s6d.

Mrs.W.J.Morgan,Northam,10s 6d.

Mir.J.Giles,Kojonup,lOs6d. Cathedral,£12s6d.

Mr.P.Whelan,Kalgoorlie("Records"andsubs.),

Mr.T.Ellis,Mt.Marshall,lOs6d.

Rev.Fr.O'Donnell,Northam("Records"soldatChurch),£310s9d.

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Thisproblemiscroppingupinsomebody'sbornevery.day.Theansweris,Trainthen)fortheServiceoftheStateortheCommonwealth. "IntheGovernment"theirsocialpositionisassured-excellentpay, £48-£156accordingtoagecommencingsalary-longholidays,andabsolutelyPERMANENTemployment.

AttherecentJulyexaminationswe PASSED53outof58candidates1 andsecuredlet,2nd,3rd,5th,6th,and7thplaces

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Eachnightthelargeattendance hasbeendelightedwithitems,musicalandcalisthenic,frommostcornr.etentlocalartists.Ateverycornerofthehallweretobemetyoung ladies,whomadeveryeffectiveaprealswithatendertouchofstray blarneytothegallantmenofthe goldfields,towhom,undersuchheal&circumstances,"partingbecomes asweetsorrow."

TheFair closethis(Saturday) r.ening,whenthereiseveryreason toanticipatethatourdebtshaltbe reelneedbymorethanone.thousand ;esInds.

QUEENSLAND

FatherMcCarthy,InSt.Brigid's Schoolroom,RedHill,recentlymade knowntheresultsofthefeteinaid ofthenewchurch.Thegrandtotal was02,00110s10d.FatherMcCarthy expressedhimselfashighlygratified withtheresult.

ThestudentsofNudgeeCollege gaveahighlysuccessfulconcertin theCentennialBall,Brisbane,a shortwhileback.HisExcellencythe GovernorandLadyMcGregor,Mr. JusticeRealandmanyleadingCatholiccitizenswerepresent.

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ArchbishopDuhig,accompaniedby FatherT.Nolan,arrivedatChinchillarecently,andwasaccordedapublic receptionattheCommercialHall. TheparishionerspresentedhisGrace withanaddressofwelcomeanda purseofsovereigns.CouncillorEvans extendedawelcomeonbetalfofthe residents,andtheAnglicanandPresbyterianclergymenonbehalfoftheir respectivechurches.

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FatherWolfe,of('hilders,diedat MaterMiserecordiaeIlospital,Brisbane,recently.Thedeceasedpriest visitedBrisbanefortheannualretreatoftheclergy,thoughhishealth wasinaprecariouscondition.Ile hadsufferedforsometimefromrheumatism,andcollapsedduringhis visittoBrisbane,andnotwithstandingthemostskilfulmedicaltreatmentandtheattentivenursingof theSistersinchargeoftheHospital hepassedawaypeacefullyandcomparativelypainlesslytohiseternal rest.TheBrisbane"Age,"inan appreciatives'cetchofthedeceased priest,says:-

ThelateFatherWolfewashornat ('ratloe,Co.Limerick,in1872,and receivedhiseducationatMountMelleray,annsubsequentlyattheIrish College,Rome,beingordainedpriest atthelattercollegein1898.Among hisfellowstudentsatMountMelleray weretheRev.M.O'Flynn(St.Pat- rick'sValley),Rev.J.F.:McCarthy (St.Brigid's,RedHill),Rev.W.Lee (`-,acredHeart),Rosalie);andRev. M.Stapleton(St.FrancisXavier's, Goodna).FatherWolfecametoerisbaneinSo7entberoftheyearofhis ordination,andshortlyafterhisarrivalwasappointedcuratetothe Rev.FatherEnright,Blackall,where hewasstationedforsomenineor tenyears,afterwhichhewasappointedparishpriestofChilders,and heldthatimportantpostatthetime ofhisdeath.Daringhismanyyears ofresidenceinBlackallhetookan activeinterestnotonlyinthereligiousworkinvolvedinthatextensive parish,hutwasanactiveparticipatorinmovementsdesignedtopromotethet?uiporalinterestsofhis fellow-townsmen.Ileheldaseatat theCouncilBoardofthemunicipality,andputinasuccessfultermas MayorofBlackall-analitio3tunique positionforaclergymantohold, theonlyotherinstanceinQueensland,webelieve,beingthatofthe lateFatherMcKiernan,whofilled theMayoralchairofGayndahfora twelvemonth.

Searly,threeyearsagothelateFatherWolfewastransferredtothe char:eofChildersparish,andduringthatperiod,byhisbroad-mindedsympathiesandlovabledisposition,hewontherevermceandesteemnotorlyofthemembersofhis oenchurch,butalsoofallsections ofthepublic,irrespectiveofcreedor nationality.Ilewasintenselypatrioticinhissentiments,andtothe menhersoftheII.A.('.B.Society whoattendedtherecentconferencein Chillers,thepassingofthekindheartedsel.olarlygentlemanwho,as presidentcfthelocalbranch,dids) muchtomacetheirvisitpleasant andprofitable,willbefeltwithjoignantregret.Asamemberofthe ChildersIloseitelCommitteeand presidentofthelocalAgricultural Soeiety,hegavetohiscolleagues thebenefitofhisexperienceandmature*dement.Althoughamartyr tothatPainfulmalady-rheuntatisei -hisenergywasindoteitableant des'itehissufferingsheneverspared

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himselfinhiseffortstoadvancethe interestofthepeopleamongstwhom helived.Therearefoursistersof thedeceasedpriestintheSisterhood ofMercyinQueensland,namely- SisterM.Carthagh,LiverpoolEstate,IpswichSisterNI.Augustine, GyinpieSisterM.Ambrose,Gympie;andSisterM.Emilian,Toowong.

ASolemnRequiemandOfficewas offeredforthereposeofthesoulof thedeceased.Thelastabsolution wasgivenbyFatherO'Flynn.R.I.P.

AfterseventeenyearsofactivedutyatSt.Mary's,Maryborough,FatherFitzgeraldhasbeentransferred totheimportantparishofEsk.His lateparishionersrecentlymetinthe HibernianIlall,Maryboroughforthe purposeofbiddinghimfarewelland presentinghimpithanaddressand purseofsovereigns.Musicalitems wererenderedduringtheevening. TheSistersofMercypresentedthe departingpriestwithaquantityof altarlinen,andtheChildrenofMary gavehimapairofhandsomesilver candlesticks.Thelittlechildrenof theConventSchool,inrecognitionof hismanykindnessestothem,presentedhimwithavaluabletravelling companionandasilverteapot.

BishopShiel,ontheoccasionof hisepiscopalvisittoBarcaldine,was warmlywelcomedbytheministersof allthechurches.

NEWSOUTHWALES

DuringthevisitofHisExcellency SirGeraldStricklandtoGilgandra recently,hevisitedthelocalConvent.SirGeraldand%IlseStrickland weremetbyFatherPatter,whointroducedhimtotheChurchCommitteeandsisters.Asongofwelcomewassungbythescholars,and MissStricklandw nres-ntedwitha basketofflowers.HisExcellency brieflyaddressedthechildren:"Your educationteachesyoulowiothink, toreason,andbehaveproper:y,and youhavebeforeyouasagaidethe nobleexampleofthegoodnuns.You arebroughtupinanatmopshereof devotiontoduty,suchasexemplified bythelivesofthegoodSisters.I hopeyouryoungliveswillbeas prosperousasthefutureofyourdistrictispromising.Iwishyougoodbye."PriortohisExcellencyand partyretiring,thechildrensangthe NationalAnthem.

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TheBazaarinaidoftheParrainattaConventrealised£1,547.

AttherecentTrinityCollegeof MusicexaminationheldatInverell, MissElsieYates,oftheConventof Mercy,succeededinannexingthecovetedlettersA.T.C.L.,andMiss ,1vesPerkinswonseniorhonours.

BeforeleavingSt.Joseph'sMount, Bathurst,theexaminerfortrinity CollegeofMusic,Mr.Myerscough, complimentedtheSistersofMercy onthesplendidworebeingdoneat theCollegeandthegreatresultsobtainedatthemusicexaminations. MissCeceliaMcCarthy,pupilofSt. Mary'sCollege,passedwith91marks insinging.Thisyoungladyisan exhibitioneratTrinityCollege,London,andhasthehonouralsoofbeingthefirsttosecurethediplomaof A.T.C.L.forsinginginthe%Vest.

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HisExcellencySirGeraldStrickland,accompaniedbyLadyEdeline Strickland,theMissesCeceliaand MabelStrickland,andColonelCampbell,visitedtheBazaaropenedrecentlyinFatherP.(TRielly'sparish, Bondi,ie.Ridofthepresbyterybuildingfund.TheywerereceivedbyFather0Rielly,whoextendedtothem aheartywelcome.GovernmentHouse isintheBondiparish,andhisExcellencyexpressedawishtomakea tourofthestalls.Itisstatedthat heemergedfromhisvisitwellsatisfiedwiththezealo'theassistants. a.a.

AttheCatholicConferencerecentlyheldaterieidale.hisLordshipDr. O'Connoreraceftillymovedamotion ofcondolencewiththewidowand familyofthelateMr.Lansdale,

M.L.A.Themotionwascarriedby thedelegatesupstandingandinrespectfulsilence.

FatherO'Connor,ofWalcha,who latelymetwithasevereaccident, hasgonetoLewishamHospitalfor thepurposeofhavingtheXRays appliedtohisbrokenann.Father Kelly,ofPaddington,isdoingduty forhintduringhisabsence.

TheItedeinptoristFathersBarry andBrownaregivingamissionat SS.PeterandPaul'sCathedral, Goulburn.

ThenewwingtoSt.Mary'sConvent,Grafton,whichwasrecentlyerectedatacostof£7000,hasbeen dedicatedbyhisLordshiptheBishop of(Amore.TheMayorsofGrafton andSouthGraftonandthemembers oftheA.11.(1.Guildwerepresent.A verylargegatheringwitnessedthe dedicationceremony.Asubscription listwasopened,andover1;350was subscribed.

4.4.

Apubliccelebrationofthesilver jubileeoftheordinaticntothe priesthoodofFatherJ.Walsh,of theLiverpoolparish,washeldrecently.Congratulatoryspeecheswere madebyDr.Beattie,FathersRohan andKelly,andAldermanL.Ashcroft.Specialpresentationswere made,includingapurseofsovereigns,ahandsomegong,silverteapot,andmarbleclock.

Mr.GeorgePatterson,Bursarof the.1.11.C.Guild,Barrowa,hasbeen presentedwithahandsomegold watch,suitablyinscribed,Itythe members.Ilehasfilledtheeosition ofBursarduring20years,andfor3.1 yearshehasbeenamemberofthe

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HisExcellencySirGeraldStricklandhasacceptedtheinvitationof Mr.JohnMeagher,I1.1.4C.,tobreakfastandrestat"Kilrush,"ontLe occasionofhisvisittoBathurstin connectionwiththecentenarycelebrationsonthe19thinst.

MissIreneFlynn,ofSt.Joseph's Convent,Perthville,recentlywona schoolscholarshipandintendsgoing totheTrainingCollege.

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FatherP..1.Gibbons(chaplainof theAustralianNavy)preachedatthe 11o'clockMassatSt.Mary'srecently.Iletookforhistext"Renderto CaesarthethingsthatareCaesar's, andtoGodthethingsthatare God's."People,saidthep-eaeher, wouldtellthemthatwarandleeParationforitwerewrong,ttat theywerefundamentallyopposedto theteachingsof.lesus.Thewordsof ChristintheGospelofthatdaygave themanationalanswer.ToCaesar theymustgivealltintbelongedto Caesar,inotherwords,torenderto civilgovernmentallthatbelongedto it,andtoGodwhatwasGod's.The lawofCaesar,whenitwasjustand notincontraventiontotheedictsof theMostHigh,stoodforthelawof God,religionandloveofcountry wereinsenarable.andthemitewho wasfaithfultotheonewouldhetrue totheother.,Ifwithpropheticvein theylookedforwardintotheunturiestheymightdiscernthedeywhen allmenwouldbebroughttothe 1-noeledeeofthetruth.lint.from allanneerancesthatdaywesfar distant.Inthemeantime.whilethey wereforewarnedandforearmed,holdingwithastronghandtheinheritanceofthisfair1ustralia.theycculd dosointhefallassurancechatthey

wereinnowaybreakingthelaw, divineorhuman,fortLerewasno contradictionbetweentheirexpressionofpatriotismandthelawof God.

a.a.

Thefollowing,clippedfronttheSydney"Freeman'sJournal,"willbeof interesttomorethanourCatholic readers:-

ANAPOLOGY.

Inaleadingarticleinourissueof the25thSeptemberlast,westated thatMr.Cleary,thePresidentofthe CatholicFederation,hadbeenguilty ofagrosslibelonthewholeofthe womeninNewSouthWalesfor whichhehadnotyetbeenhorsewhipped,and,regardtowhich-followingtheexampleofthebeadsof hisChurch-hehadnotapologised.

WenowfindthatthestatementattributedtoMr.Clearybyuswas neverutteredbyhim.

Weexpressoursincereregretfor thestatement,andapologisetoMr. Clearyforanyannoyanceclusedhim thereby.

"TheWatchman"Newspaper,Ltd.

MissAnnie Ilartigan,youngest daughterof10e.andMrs.P.Ilartigan,ofSummerHill,andformerly ofYass,wasmarriedtoMr.Richard J.Mecham,thirdsonofMr.and Mrs.AugustusMecbani,ofLewisham, recently.TheNuptialMasswascelebratedbyFatherF.Hartigan(brotherofthebride),whoalsoperformedthemarriageceremony,:issieted byFather,P.J,Hartigan(alsobrotherofthe-bride),andFathersT. Phelan,P.P.,Lewisham,i1.Maguire, Lewisham,andT.King,St.Benedict's,theMassbeingservedby Rev.M.C.Musgrave,ofManlyCollege.Thereceptionwasheld..tSargent's.

Asaresultofthetwodays'BazaarrecentlyopenedbyhisLordship Dr.O'Connor,atDeepwater,thesum of£230wasrealisedinaidoftheerectionofanewConvent.

MissWinifredMorrispassedaway attheresidenceofhersister,Mrs. EugeneAhern.Darlington,recently, attheageof28years.Thedeceased ladywasanexemplaryCatholic. R.I.P.

VICTORIA

RecentlyhisGracetheArchbishop administeredtheSacramentofConfirmationinhisprivatechapelto 50persons,manyofwhomwereconverts.OnthesamedaytheCoadjutorArchbishopadministeredConfirmationto200candidatesatthe ChurchofOurLadyofMountCarmel,MiddlePark.Dr.Mannixwas assistedbyPriorKindelan,O.C.C., andFatherCollins,P.1'.,Fathers O'Dwyer,0.0.C.,andWade.,0.C.C., werealsopresent.ThisGracegave PontificalBenedictionoftheMost !holySacrament.

ThelargecongregationattheRequiemintheCathedralonSaturday morning,the11thinst.,including someLandredsoftheboysofthe ChristianBrothers'Schools,pupils oftheConventofMercy,Nicholsonstreet,SistersofCharity,Sistersof St.Joseph,andoldboysofthe schools(saysthe"Advocate"),teetiredtotheresnettandaffectionin whichthelateRev.BrotherTbemas RegiusHugheswasdeservedlyheld. Thesolemndirgebeganat10.30 o'clock.HisGracetheCoadjutorArcbbishoppresided.Revs.J..E. KingandW.O'Sullivanactedas chanters,andthefollowingpriests

Rev.5I.Watson, S.J.,Rev.P.Parker,Rev.A.Fleury, s.J.,Rev.J.Ellis,Rev.V.A. Vaughan,Rev.P.O'Brien,Rev.C. GavanDuffy.Rev.BrotherBarron (Superior)and50otherneffibersof theCommunityoftheChristian Brothersoccupiedreservedseatsin thechancel.Thefinalabsolution wasgivenbyDr.Mannix.TheremainswerehorntothehearseprecededbyDeanlic(7arthy, the greathellofthe('athedraltollingas thefuneralproceededtothe)felbournegeneralcemetery,wherethe lastprayerswerereadbytheV.G. Thecoffinwasbornetothegraveside byfouroldpupilsofthedeceased. SixoftheBrothersactedaspallbearers.

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Thefollowingclerical.changesinthe BallaratDiocesehavebeenmade:Rev.Fr.Riordan,fromChinestoTerangRev.Fr.O'Kane,fromBungareetoClimesRev.Fr.Conway,from TerangtoBungaree.

TheItedemptoristFathersopeneda missionattheCathedral,Bendigo, recently.Theopeningsermonwas preachedbycryRev.FatherHunt, f'.SS.R.,Superior.Therewasavery largecongregationpresentatthe morningandeveningdevotions.

Tomakeprovisionforthepriests ofthedioceseofSale,whothrough illnessoraccidentmayberendered unabletododuty,asustent.stion fundhasbeenestablishedunderthe titleof"TheSustentationSociety forInfirmPriestsintheDioceseof Sale."Allofthepriestsofthediocesepromisedtobecome.oembers, payinganentrancefeeof£30andin additionanannualcontributionfor tenyears,whentheco'lectionis madeineachparishonPentecost Sunday.Theofficersappointedat themeetingwere IlisLordshipDr. Phelan,chairmanoftheCommittee; Rev.P.Curran,Treasurertev.M. Roche,SecretaryRev.M. I!ayes andRev.P.J.Coyne,membersof thecorionittee.HisLordship,inadditiontoadonationof£100,will giveanannualcontributionofC5to thefundfortenyears.

ThefirststrictlyreligiousmovementoftheNewmanSociety,apart fromtheannualUniversitySunday (saysthe"Advocate"),tookplace attherecentmissionatSt.Francis' inconnectionwiththeJubilee.A srecialreservewasmadeatthefront ofthechurch,and,inspiteofthe approachingexaminationterm,many studentsattendedtheexercises.AfterVespersontheconcludingSunday,ameetingwashld,thechaplain,Fr.Mangan,presirting.('loseon thirtystudentsattended,representIncallthevariousschools,anda schemewasadoptedforconsideration thatwillbeputinpracticeinthe comingyear.Allthememberspresentpromisedtoco-operateheartily withthechaplainintheworkofthe deepersniritualdevelopmentofthe studentmembersofthesociety,and formedthemselvesintoacommittee forthatpurpose. .41.

AtarecentmeetingoftheparishionersofPortFairy,itwasdecided toerectanewconvent,theestimatedcostofwhichwillbe£1,500.

AnoldandhighlyrespectedresidentofBendigointhepersonofMrs. AnnRonandiedrecently.Thedeceasedladyitasadevotedmemberof the"hurch,andleavesagrown-up family.Ason,aged32,pre-deceased herafortnightprevious.

TA3MLKIA

Dr.O'Mahony,thelearnededitor oftheTasmanian"Monitor,"whose recentgraveindispositioncausedanxietytohismanyfriends,isprogressingfavourablytowardsrecovery,and hopesshortlytoheabletoleavethe hospital. soel.

FatherGoodman,NI.S.II.,recently conductedasDortmissionatSt. Canice'sChurch,Glengarry.

ran,onbehalfoftheresidents,presentedMr.Parerwithahandsomesouvenirofhisresidencein.he Mr.Parerfeelinglyacknowledgedthe tokenofesteemandcomplimentary referencesmadetohimselfandwife.

Bridgeton

Mrs.Percy-Dove,adevoutcatholic mother,diedatLongfordlately.fler eldestdaughter,MotherClarePercyDove,isaprofessednunintheCon ventoftheSacredHeart,Melbourne, andtheotherisanoviceoftl.wsame OrderatRockhampton,England. FortwentyyearssheworkedassiduouslyasapromoteroftheSacred HeartatSt.Augustine's,Longford. Asisterofthedeceased,SisterM. Ignatius,isamemberoftheSisters ofCharity,Sydney,R.I.P.

TheBazaarhadaverysuccessful runforfournights,thetotaltakingsamountingto£240.Atasocialanddanceheldonthefollowing Mondaynight,theRev.J.Reidyreturnedhissincerethankstoall,includingmanynon-Catholicsympathisers,whohadcontributedtothe successoftheundertaking.liesaid thatsometenyearsago,whenthe Conventwasfirstestablishedin Bridgetown,theSistersborrowed .£1,500toerectthepresentbuilding, whichdebtisno,practicallycleared.Attheconclusionofhisremarks hepresentedMr.Alf.Waddington,on behalfofthestallholders,eitha gold-mountedwaltzingstick,inrecognitionofthemannerinwhichhehad carriedouthissecretarialduties.Sir. Waddingtonsuitablyresponded,and indoingsoremarkedthatthework wasapleasuretohim.Laterinthe eveningouchexcitementwascaused whenthedrawingoftheartunion eventuated.Thefollowingwerethe successfulwinnersFirstprize(tea andcoffeeservice),Mr.M.J.Brown; second(rushovermantelwiththree bevelledmirrors),MissK.A.Collinsthird(hallstand),Mr.T.Nelson;fourth(suitvaluedat£55s), MissLulu('overley fifth(book shelf1,MissEllenDoust.;sixth(chair, worked),Mr.S.Marshallseventh (firescreen),Mr.H.Clowes.Amost enjoyableeveningwasspentwith songsanddancingundertheSI.C.e shipof.Sir.J.O'Dwyer.

MRS.KEOUGH CATERER.

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DEATHS

NEVIN.-"dehavelovedherin life,letusnotforgetherindeath."

IntheMostHolyNameofJesus, prayfortheSoulofAnneNevin, whodepartedthislifeOctober26th, 1913,fortifiedwiththeRitesofHoly Church,attheageof39years.

0gentlestleartofJesus,everpresentintheBlessedSacrament,ever consumedwithburningloveforthe poorcaptivesoulsinPurgatory,have mercyonthesoulofThyservant, Anne;bringherfronttheshadowsof exiletoThybrighthomeinHeaven, where,wetrust,ThouandThy BlessedMotherhavewovenforhera crownofunfadingbliss.Amen.

"Thushermemory,likesomeholy light, Keptall:einourhearts,willimprovethem, Forworthshilllookfairerandtruth morebright, Whenwethinkhowshelivedhut tolovethem.

And,usfresherflowerstheturfperfume

Wherebtaledsaintsarelying, Soourheartsshallborrowasweeteningbloom

Fromtheimageshelefttherein M.."1".?r restineeiee.

-InsertedbyIrlr:otin;husband andfamily.

COFFEY-onoctober29,athisresidence,"I:illern,"PortFairy,Victoria,John,thedearlybelovedhusbandofAnneCoffey,andfatherof MissA.J.Coffey,Thomas-street, School,aged76years. Restinpeace.

WESTITriVEN.--OnOctober29,at Perth,astheresultofanaccident, WalterJa.;.esSydney,thedearly lovedhusbandofMarjorieWesthoven (neeBannon),andfondfatherofWilford,Edith,andMarjorie,fourthson ofMrs.CatherineandthelateCharlesGaseardWesthoven,aged32 years. Restinpeace.

-Tnsert'dbyhiss-Towingwifeand family.

ifllMEMORIAM

Ofyourcharityfrayforthereposeofthesoulofourdearfather, LawreneeStrie,ev,whodiedatBoulderonthe30thOct.,1912.R.I.P.InsertedbyMs',wingchildren.

TIOLRPHONE1060.

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i4ATT'RDAY,NOVEMBER1,1913.

THE(OMMINIONOfSAINTS---To-Day'sfeast

Afaintideaofwhatismeantby "thefullessei,blvofthesaints,"is giventousinthewordstthichsurge trity,,PhantlythroughthecelebrationoftheChurch'sgladeightday festivalofellSeints-"Isawagreat multitudewhichnomancouldnumber"-thewnresof.TolmtheEvangelist,towhomitwasgiventosee thewood-reof!leavenduringhisexileinPat'nosTheinsriraVonof bn-e'sinandaboutthefestivalof AllSainte,forHolyChurchindi-

rectingourattentiontothe"trancedgloryoftheeverlastingday" whichhasalreadydawnedforthe saints"gatheredabouttheFeetof God,"wouldLaveusrememberthat, verygreatasisthemultitudeof those"whohavecomeoutofgreat tribulationandhavewashedtheir robesandmadethemwhiteinthe BloodoftheLamb,itisnotcompleteforOurSaviour'spromise stands,thatinIllsFather'sHouse therearemanymansions,andthat IiewaitstodisposethemtoHis faithfulfollowers.BecauseofChrist's promiseswehaveawellgrounded hope,evenasthatlaidupinthe breastofJob,that,weshallseethe HolyCity,for"mearethechildren ofsaints,andwelooktothatrewardwhichGodwillgivetothose whoneverchangetheirfaithfrom Him."

tleavellyDesires areourmindsliftedupbythecontemplationofthegloryofthesaints, knowingaswedothattheirpresent gloryistherewardofthepatient bearingofcrossesjustsuchasweourselvesnowendure--"ifwesufferwith Himweshallhealsoglorifiedwith Hine"Alongtheroyalhigh-roadof theHolyCross"devoutmenof everynation"havegonefromthe EastandtheWesttositdownwith AhranamintheKingdom,andtothe MountofGodwealsotend,expectingourpresentteibulatinto"work forusexceedingly,beyollmeasure, aneternalweightofglory."

Asafar*festival weshouldregardthefeastofAll Saints,fortous,God'sblessedones arenotstrangers.Toe1ofthose confirmedinglorymit'tallyt ii thoseseverallydefinedbythe"lita-.1. asth>Vene-nble,theRI.sed, theCanonised.the('hurchteachesus tobecomefamillerto.eirtianextent that,we,asitwere,".,ointotheir roomswithoutnoc..ring."intheireoLentneetseitiesinMs'chweye': theirintercessionandhelp.

TheInvontionofthesaints isoneofthegreatestprires whichthetrue(hurchaffordsits children.Thisdoctrineisnotofyesterday,hutcomestoasthroughthe eholetraditionoftheChurchsince itsfounding,andfrontfartherback, awayinthedaysoftheOldLas., whenGodHimselfbadeEliphaz,PaldadandSophastogotoJoband askhisprayers.Nobodyquestions thefactthatweonearthcanpray foroneanother,asSt.Paultaught ustodo,buttherearethosewho objecttoourprayingtothesaints. Surelythepowerofthosewhosee Godasfieis,isnoleeseniwhet theycomeintotheKingdom;rather isitincreasedand"powergivento then,overthenations."

letUs6.StraighttoGod anobjectorwillsaytous,butwe mayanswerthatbyourprayersto thesaintsandtotheQueenofthe Saints,wedo-rostraiehttoGod, butwegoingoonicoimany; with thosewhoarethetried,proved fri-ndsoftheKin?,whomIlewill morereadilyhearinourfavourthan Ilewouldlistentooitimperfect Prayers.ino'irownexperience,as wellesTrue':ourfaith,e:eha:e-,11 severallylearnedthelessonetLeeprotertisthesuccourwhich'the saintsrendertotheirclients.The lessonofthefeastofellSaintsis thatweshouldencourageourselves to"expectthehardanddorAnfilly,"to"resistevenunto1,1001,-afterthemannerandexampleofthose whosetriemehisheresetbeforeus, whogainedtheirincorruptiblecrown aftersuchstrivingsasevenfallsto ourlot,andofwhichChristtoldus whenliebadeustakeunourcross "daily."Thewaymaybelongand itPrayheweary,butattheendof theavenueisthegateofParadise wideforthosewhohavedeservedthe companionshipofJesusandMary andJosenh,intheheavenlyJerusalem"deckedoutasabrideforher husband."wheretheyshallunite withthesaintstowhoseexample theylookedwhileonearthtosing anewcanticle"learnedatlastinthefugscsr-nlalvofthesaintsfor ever.

NMel)1r.W.I.5.*MoleNewsoijkeArciiiocese

Weregrettochroniclethedeathof Mr.W.J.S.Westhoven,attheF'erth PublicHospitalonWednesday,28th ult.,at10.30p.m.Theunfortunate causeofhisdeathbyaccidenthas beenreportedinthedailypress.Littlehopewasgivenofhisrecovery, owingtotheveryseriousnatureof hisinnries,andveryshortlyafter theaccidenthewasspirituallyattendedbyMgr.Verling,V.G.Ile easaffordedthehestofthemedical skillofthecity,butwithoutavail, andhebreathedhislastsurrounded byhissorrowingrelatives.

ThelateMr.Westhovenwasborn inStenthorpe,Queensland,33years ago.Hisfather,Chas.GaspardWestho;en,belongedtoanotedGerman musicalfanfly,andMr.Westhoven inherltrdinatuar.eeddegreethefamilycharacteristic.liecametoW.A. withhismotherandfamilyin1896, theyearafterhisfather'sdeath.

IlewasconnectedwiththeGovernmentServiceformanyyears, firstlyintheHarbourWorksDePertinent,thenintheFisheriesDepartment,andsubtleetentlybewas associatedwithMr.J.R.Campbell intheformationofaCentralAccountingBranchfortheColonialSecretary'sDepartment.Inthisdepartmentherenderedableservicetothe Government,buttheprospectsof theServicenotbeingsufficientlyalluringtohisenergeticmind,heresignedandbecameassociatedwith hisbrotherin-law,Ailr.W.Wilford

AllSouls

ThemonthofNovemberisdedicatedtotheholySoulsinPurgatory aswellastotheSaintsinIleaeen. onthe1stdaytheChurchbidsus hearthechorusthatdescendsfrJin theChurchTriumphant,andoathe FeastofAUSouls(celebratednest Monday)shecommandsustohear theplaintivelamentationsthatcome fromthemembersoftheChurchsuffering,whereperhapsafondfather ormother,abrotherorasister,a wifeorahusband,asonora daughtercriesoutinWeemsaccentsandinthewordsofholy "havepityonme,atleastendmy .riends,forthehandoftheLord hathtouchedme."Therecanbeno moresacredobligationthantheone whichhindsustothePoore!oulsin Purgatory."Itisaholyanda wholesomethought,"saysIholyWrit, "toprayforthedeadthattheymay eloosedfromtheirsins."Weneed hardlyremindoardevoutreadersof theirdutiesinthisregard.Thedear oneswelovedinlifeshouldnotbe forgottenindeath.

Monsignor'.erting,.G.,ell!open theCottesioeBazaaratWells'Hall nextTuesdaye.enne,at8.AnenergeticCommitteeha:emadeelaboratetreearationetoassurethesuccessoftheflamer,hichisanneuncrdtorinforfournightsonly. Theeredse11ledevotedtothe omit;oftheStaroftheSeaChurch. Asthe°ejectisamostdeserving one,andasthepromoterspromise countlessattractionsinadditionto azoolsa:ilyofusefulandorna!!,Entalarticle wehoeetheFair ellbeliberallypatronised. 40a

Mitchell.(ifastudiousnature,he apeliedheeselfassiduouslytothe studyofaccountancy,andwasa qualifiedi.c:eeeroftheInstituteof AccountantsandAuditorsofWest AustraliaandalsoofVictoria. Hismemorywillalwaysbetreasuredinmusicalcirclesofthecity, andmoreparticularlywiththe hurch.Foragreatmanyyearshe wasconductorofthechoirofthe CathedraloftheImmaculateConception;anditwaswithinthesound ofitsorgan(whichhedidsomuch toprovide)thathemetwiththefatalaccident,andwithinhearingdistanceofLisbelovedchoirhebreathedhislast.liewaseveractivein (hurchaffairs,andallthatappertainedtoitswelfare,andwasequallyasenthusiasticinhisoutdoor astinesan!socialpleasureashe ea);thoroeghinthesterneraffairs oflife.Illsgenerousnatureendearedhimtothesewhowerefortunate inhisacquaintance,whilethosewho bnewhimintimatelyappreciatedthe (teethofhismanhoodandtheextent ofhismanygiftswithwhichhehad beencrenerouelyendowed. Thatheshouldhecutoffinhis earlymanhoodandyoungfatherhood istohedeelortel,butGod'sways arewiseways.andweferventlypray thatonhispathto!leavenhemay beeccontpaniedwiththecrowninz :oyofaCelestialCLeir.Tohis widowandthreebabychildrenwe tend,ro'erheartfeltsympathy.To hisr-veredmotherandtohismany brothersandsistersweoffero'ircondolences,andwetrustthattheseerewofhisfamilymaybeassuaged bytheknowledgethathehisfolzht thegoodfight,and,letuspray,obtainedhiseternalreward.TheremainswereremovedtotheCathedralonThursday,andonFrilly n.orning:aSolemnReviewMass WAScelebrated.Thefuneralwasone ofthelargestwitnessedforyews. Mayhissoulandthesoulsetall thefaithfulderarted,throughthe mercyofGodrestinpeace.

Ameetingofthelaitywillbeheld attheArchbishop'sPalaceonMonlayeveningtoarrangeforthereceptionofHisGrace.Representatives efthecityandsuburbanparishesare cordiallyin,-it?dtoattend.AmeetingoftheCo!!.:iiitteeoftheclergy eelointeiaftertheannualretreat, consistingofMgr.Verling,Frs.cal1an,0.M Treacy,CSS.P..Mayes, edm.,andLynch,metonTuesday. itwasunanimouslydecidedtoentrusttheilluminatedaddresstothe careofMr.JoeClose.Inaddition tothecombinedpublicreceptionof clergyandlaity,weunderstandthat theHibernianSocietyareorganising aspecialwelcome.

ResidentsoftheWestPerthParish areremindedthattheJubileewill hepubliclyperformedatSt.Brigid's Church.Thecommencementwillbe madeonnextSundaynight,2nd November,at7.30p.m.,whenthe usualeilonthlyProcessioninhonour oftheMostBlessedSacramentwill alsobeheld.

ThegrossproceedsfromtheBoulderBazaaramountedto161.7.When allliabilitiesaremet,thenetsumis eztectedtoclearthenew('hurch fromalldebt.Inthesedaysof "strineencyinthemoneymarket," theaeventrealisedreflectsvery greatcreditonallconcerned.In Weeder.asinothercentres,bazaars ar-,notthenoveltiesthe;usedto be.Pictureshowsandotherattractionsarea-heavydrainonthepocetaofthepeople.However,thebazaar,whereveritish:ld,andno matterhowmanyarethedrawbacks, seemstobetheonlyeffectivemethodofnseetinebigliabilities.

MOTHERDRSALES'DIAMOND JUBTLEE.

TheCommitteehavedecidedthat therre.sentationtoMotherDeSales willtakerlaceataGardenParty tobeheldintheConventgrounds, VictoriaSquare,onSundayafternoon,the23rdNovembernext.Invitationswillbesentoutnextweek. TheCommitteewillmeetasusualon ThursdaynextinSt.Joseph'sschool room,at8p.m.Aftertheordinary meetingtheladieswillboldameetingtomesearrangementsforrefreshmentsattheGardenParty.Afull attendancere?nested.

Beforealargeaudience:nthe PerthTownhalllastAlonlayesen-

ing,ArchdeaconSmyth,ofSnubtry, deliveredalectureinaidofthe floraeRuleStallattheforthcoming HighgateBazaar.Thelecture,ebleb wasinterspersedwithsong,dance, andrecitation,containedawealthof detailconcerningalifeontheocean wave,includinganecdotesofFederalpoliticians.ViewsofColombo werethrownopthescreen,andthe Archdeacont00%hisaudiencethroughtheSuezCanal,theRedSea, andtheMediterraneantoSicilyand Naples.Owingtopressureonour apace,amoredetailedaccountisimpossiblethisweek.Theoverture, "FanfareMilitaire."wassweetly renderedbyMissesGlennonand Dukes.Mr.PeterRoxbysang"Oft intheStillyNight,"andinresponse toanencore"IHearYouCalling," afterwhichanEasternDancewas gracefullyexecutedbyMissesEileen VerarthyandFreedahenry,pupils ofMrs.G.F.Lennon.\lr.andMrs. Lennonfavouredtheaudiencewith recitations.MissMinnieWaughsang "PoorWanderingOne,"andasan encore"TheHarpTbatOnce."Mrs. Harrison'svoicewasalsoheardto goodeffect.Miss1..Glennonactedas accompanist'',andtheIrishWarPipe Bandrenderedselectionsbeforeand after.hissM.FoxandMrs.V. Staunton,thepromoters,mustbe r-ratifiedbythefinancialresults.

LocalandPersonal

IntheLegislativecouncilonWednesdaylea'eofahsencefor12sittineswasgrentedtoMr.B.C. 1.1:rien,whoI.ftf:,rBallaratlast Sat.aalaytoseihisii.other,whoi,seriotirlyPl.

rrsII. - 1aeke(:a'anPuce, vi1.: rMTh.oart, hissoa,andassociate,1Ir. R.raanDaffy,MissDuffy,andHis licroursniKe,WasCurtiin,arrivedinPerth're-mMelbourneonMonday.

lese

Nir.JohnToohey,oftheT'nio returnedtoPerthonMonday stPr s'-.isittohisre1- in11-lberne.fir.Torah(e. I inthe',thedralchoir, of',Melthesatrwainentiter++bFr villle-as-fltohearthathehail averyen°Fablehafiday,andfeels r i:.ere-edinhealthasaresult cfhisshorttrio.

Bthe"rsterley."whicharrived onTuesdaylast,twoyoungladies. Miss,'.leSulle.anandD.Bohan, efromKerrytotrytheirfortee.intheweedattheirprofession ra--ly.s-'hoolteachingBothho!,! blebcredentialsinthiscaaacity andaresureto!emceed.\lissBob1 basa1raltera--ri-stinPortFair; htoriaendanotherschool-teachinglyre.MissO'Sullivanalsohida brotherbeforehertoextendaweleon;e, 1111. :15regrettostatethatwiththis iSF'Tetheveryinterestingseriesof artirdesonzouthAmericaconesto aCI'S'.WehopeMr..J.M.Miller, thegate,'writer,willseehisway cleartohavethesecontributionsissuedinbookletformlateron.Ilis facilerenhasprovidedmanyhours ofintellectualpleasureforourreaders-whofollowedhispenpicturesof SoahAericanlifewithintenseinterest.ismemoirforSpcncer'sPictures,histimemustbefullyoccupied,).'atweventuretoexpressa hopethathewillnotallowhisjournalisticpentoerowrusty.

(aver.--Owingtopressureon oursea,e,seerelinterestingarticles areheldover.

Seeakinerecentlyatasocialfunctionin'ran-inMr.(Tie.KW-Two-A proeosedthetoestof"Th'District."Hewas,hestated,oneof thepioneersa-°nesttheneworder offarmersthere,andhehadnever regrettedthrowinguphistradein thecitiestoroontheland,andif hehadthechoicetomakeagainhe woeldgotothesamedistrict.The rairf:411wasneverexcessiveforwheat growinteandwasalwaysadequate forthosewhofarmedwell.Oncarefulinquirybefoundthatthedriest

TieW:Reetord

yeareierexperiencedinthedistrict v.asIL:yearbeforelast,andeven ihen,thoseahoworkedtheirlandon affilroedtinsgrewuptothirty ieiehrecros.Onething,Lestated, whichwouldiniaroethetoneofthe rtsteictandwouldmaaforgeneral ond-1.1wasthebreakingdownof o'iticaldiNone.Iletadalways healastrenuoaspoliticaleartesan, buthethaughtthetiatadereived thenpartydivisions,withtheirbitternessandwarring,shouldvanish, andpartygovernmenteasttothe scrapheap.Hisidealwastoachieve acondition"Whennonewerefora partyandallwerefortheState.

Therearemanymoreahotelieve thatthenartypoliticalsystemaswe knowitinAustralia,isiisastrous forthecountry.Thedifficeltyisto convertourpoliticanstothesensible expedientofElectiveMinistries.

Amongthesuccessfulcandidatesat therecentlawexams.intheInterniediiteDivision,wereMessrs.G.P. Mc!enna,eonoftheInspect,r-General"flee,andJac.-Ryan,of1st Avenue,Mt.Lawley,sonofMr.JosephPvan,manageroftheSwan Se',tills.owdin,S.W..andneptew ofMr.TigheRyan,Editorofthe Sydney"CatholicPress."Mr.Ryan hasIe:narticledtoMr..1ohn

AseverelosstotheruiningindustryofW.A.hasbeensustainedbythe deathofJuliusDiemel,betterknown as"Shakes"amongsthisfriends,swingtothefactthathewastier readytoquoteafewlineshorn Shakespeare(saysthe'`Boulder Star").Mr.Diemelfollowedthe callingofaprospector,andwasa thoroughgentlemanintimesofaffluenceandadversity.Ilewasaman whomadeafortuneinW.A.and spentitagainendeavouringtoopen upnewfields.Ilediscoveredthe GreatPotosimineattheGranites, bywhichhemadethousandsof pounds.Ileprospectedrightthrough theAshburtondistrict,andtheaor'West.IlewasinCOMpalsywith "Paddy"HigginswhenIligghorille waslocatedwaswithBillyFrost whenSiberiawasfound,andwith "Bob"WoodswhenAnacondawas discovered.Ilewaswellknownin theYilgarngoldfields.andalsosank asmallfort'neinPinGin.infact hewasknownandhighlyrespected rightthroe-bouttheminingcentres ofW.A.,!icingforanumberofyears theleadintlightforthelateMr.E, GrahamPrice,andMr.Norbertkeener'.Ilewasalsothediscovererof La'atBarlee,orDiernel'sFind.Altogether,he esalwaysamanwho',

PupilsofMidlandconvent

attracti%epees.But-Abuta'4sthe greatestcharmisthevier:sating Dowers.Thesegrowabundantlyevery- where,andtheyassumesuchavariedcombinationofcolours,andthese coloursaresoartisticallyh...monisedthatinnootherpartoftheworld isnatureexhibitedinahappieror worelo.eiygarb.

eilidterdIllidland

TheMidland.JunctionBazaar, whichwasbroughttoacloseonthe 2.3rdult.,provedtobeagreatsuccess.OnpreviousoccasionsBazaars inMidlandrealisedlargersumsof money,butthenGuildfordwasgen- erouslyco-operating,andPerthalso contributed.OwingtotheOrphan Bazaarthisyearwedidnotexpect nordidwereceiveanyassistance fromPerth.AsGuildfordwasmak- ingpreparationsforaBazaarofits own,theassistancegivenwasmerely nominal.Midlandwasthereforeon itsown,andtheresult,£3303s,is thereforeverysatisfactory.Thevot- ingcompetition,whichwaswonby theBellevueStall,causedconsiderableexcitement. Thisyearitwasdecidedthatthe conductorsofthestallthatmadethe mostmoneywouldhavetheprivilege oferectingaSacredHeartAltarin theMidland("beech.Thiscoveted honourtelltoMrs.J.TullyandNIrs Day,oftheHomeRuleStall.The membersofAt.Anthony'sBranchof theIf wereaclosesecond. AllthroueliaspiritoffriendlyrivalryPrevailedbetweenthestall-holders,wholeftnoatoneunturnedto ti.aetheBazaarasuccess.Atthe closeFatherMorristhankedallwho tontrrota.(toitssuccess.

OnlastSundaynightaverylarge locatingwasheldtomakefinalarran4ementsfortheopeningofthe quilifordBazaaronMonday,theloth inst.Itaasdecidedtoinvitethe Hon.the'.CanisterforWorkstoPer- formthereenine.ceremony.Thestall- holdersseemconfidentthattheycan murrainslastyear'ssuccess.WhileI commendtheiranit.ition,Iamper- sonallyof0!aeonthatitwillhe manyayearbeforetheresultoflast yearwillhebeaten.

PPIMR'RESULTS,CONVENTOF

M.Barry(Guildford):English, Arithmetic,Enra'shHistory,Algebra,French.

E.Rea-inrtonEnglish,Arithmetic,French,Algebra,Geometry.

D.MatthewsEnglish,Arithmetic, Eng'ishHistory,Geography,French, eelra,Geometry.

eonduringtheas.ISmonths.Mr. McKennareceiedhiseerlytraining attheChristianBrothers'high School,Fremantle,andMr.Ryan wasapupilofthe1.ristiairLiothers'College,Perth. a.

Therewasagoodattendanceof membersatthetheAingofthelocal Branchofthe11.A.'.1i.Societyat Mae-lendsonlastTuesdayevening. Afiiraria)!ntofbusinesswasdis-

os,d d shicl_aletterwas readfrost;AldermanHearne,ofWa.:e1..n.:,the.a.therofoar lateBro.D.P.kerne,conveying hisandhisfamily'sdeepappreciationofthekindnessoftheBranchin sendingamessageofcondolenceand forthekindlyexpressionofsympathyandgood-fellowshipwhichpromptedthemembersingivinghisson suchrepresentationatthefuneral. Atthewishofthebrotherspresent, oneofthenunberwasrequestedto readaloudareportoccunvineabaat, acolui,.nofthe"WaterfordStar," whichreferredinglowingtermsto Bro.Hearne'ssterlingqualitiesasa companionandscholar.Following lastyear'sprocedure,theSecretary vasinstructedtoobtainthreedozensharerce':badgesfromtheSistersofCharity,Co.Mayo,Ireland, inpreparationfornextSt.Patrick's Day.ThemembersacteduponanappealmadebytheseSistersbyletter, whichwasreadduringthebusiness.

MERCY,MIDLANDJUNCTION.

C.O'RourkeEnglish,Arithmetic, English!history,French,Algebra, Geometry.

K.NilandEnglish,arithmetic, French,Geometry.

G.MaloneEnglish,Arithmetic, Englishhistory,French,Algebra, 'eametry.

toecountrymightwellheproudof. .1nativeofSouthAustralia,hecame toW.A.23yearsago,andwasone ofthelegitimatepioneerprospectors oftheState.

erneofthenotableannualevents intheEasternDistrictsistheToodyayAgriculturalShow.Thisyear's eventwaswelluptotheaverage. Theweatherwasbeautiful,andthe representationfromaradiusofnearly20wilesarcranlwassolargethat fewrtouithaveremainedatborneto mindthefarms.

TheCatho'icladieshadastall, hichrealisedsomenineteenpounds. ThisforToadyayiscertainlygratifying.Whereverelsethespiritofindifferentisminreligiousmattersis rife,theToodyavCatholicladiesare immunefrraathiscontagion;and theirsrIcrididorganisationandthoronzhness"n'buretwort-maksthem leadersth-,tothersCanonlyfollow. TheToodyayandsurroundingdistrictseres-ntoneofthemosthere:tifulandpicturesqueseen:riesduringthelatterportionofthe-sinter monthsthattheeyecanbeholdanywhere.Therichgreeneraesjust asInxiiriousandar-sentsasnearitifullyanemeraldhueascanIsseen anywhereintheEmeraldIsle,and thehistorichillselechrisesotoldlyaddauniquecharmtoanalready splendidscenery.Theirrichventer garmentsaddverymuchtotheir

To-day(Saturdayachildren's sportswillbeheldinthegroundsof theGuildfordSchoolinaidofMiss Mamma}tall.Anexcellentpro- eranimehasbeenarranged,andthe dayshouldbemosten'oyable.

OnnextTuesdaynight,theith inst.,aPlainandFancyDressBall willbeheldintheVaudevilleTheatre,Guildford,inaidoftheHibernianStall.ItIsratherlateinthe seasonfordancing,butyetthereis e.eryindicationthatthefunction ail;beasplendidsuccess.

OnlastWednesdaymorningthe funeralofMr.EdwardBarry,ofWest GIildford,tookplacefromSt.Mary's Church.ARequiemMasswascelebratedbyFatherMorris,ahoalso officiatedatthegrave-side.TheremainswereinterredintheGuildford cemetery.Mr.Barryhadbeenin veryindifferenthealthforyearspast, butlatelybedevelopedheartdisease. febelongedtoagrandoldIrish Catholicfamily,andbasleftbehind himawifeandnumerouschildren tomournhisloss.Twoofhisdaugh- tersaredevotedSistersintheOrderofMercy,andthereiseveryin- dicationthatthereareotherstofollowtheirnobleexample.Thefuneral waslargelyattendedbyresidentsof WestGuildford,wherethefamilyis heldinhighesteem,R.I.P.

DuringtheweekMr.Patrick O'Meara.ofKurrenlintten.wasa visitortosomeof.hisoldfriendsin GuildfordandMidland.Mr.O'Meara andhisbrotherhavelatelytakenup alargeareaofland,andhesneaks inglowingtermsoftheirprospects ofsuccess."Thedistrict."hesays, "isgoingaheadbylea'sandbounds, thereisanabundanceofgoodwater,therainfallissatisfactory,the soilisfertileandthecronethisyear areinvariant."Wearepleasedto seethatbucoliclifeaereessowell withMr.O'Meara,andwewishhim entreesinhisnewventure.

Thisyeartheschoolsofthis par's&haveb-enunusuallysuccessful intheAdelaidePrimary.Everychild =cutnopassed.

31.Barry,E.Remington,9,Matthews,('.O'Rourke,K.Niland,eelG. Malone.

SootSongsofSivoriLem

"THERE'SPANSIESTHAT'SFOR THOUGHTS."

ThewonderfulversatilityofMr. SivoriLevey'sthoughtandexpressionisalwaysspringingsurpriseson us.ItwassaidthatDeanSwift couldwriteapoets,onabroomstick, butSivoriLeveyhasdonethings morewonderfulthanthat.Someof hislatestbookletssingsongsoffairiesandflowers,andothers"make boot,"onlegendsoftheWestIndies,andtelltalesofthecreationof woman,thatwouldhavestartledthe earsofDarwinandhisschool.Itis ajoytofollowSivoriLeveyinhis flowerfancies,itisamusingtohear himsingthesongofthesuffragette, itisapuzzletolistentohisSalvationofSatan;inshort.everyemotioniscalledupinturn,topaytributeofwonderorpraiseordissent, andweclosehisbookletsfilledwith thoughts,roodandbetter.Letus introducethereaderto"hisfashion"andhisfancies,withsomeof hisflowerpoems,which "Aroundthemaholierodourhe fancies OfrueandthebeautifulPuritan pansies."

Actuallyhedoesnotfancythat,hut thingsnewerandmorestrange.rear him,asheassignsministriestoflowersevenasOpheliadidwiththepanidesandrueandrosemary

"Whatbeautifulflowers

WhichshallIkeep?

PansiesforSilentThoughts, PoppiesforSleep.

IntheheartofthePoppy

MyeyelidsIsteep,Nirvana!-Oblivion!-

Forgetfulness!-Sleep.

SorrowsandTears

Inaclusteringheap; GivemethePoppies

Thatwhisperofsleep.

Intomyheart

TheRedPoppiescreep; Welcome,Forgetfulness welcome,Sleep! NowwillIlaugh!

ForwhyshouldIweep? Memories. noughts.

WillheburiedinSleep.

ThelegendoftheMarigoldistold toaSun-flowerbyoneoftherace "ItwasMarywholaidhersweet Landsonthebead (ifmyancestor,soIart,told And'Nlary-Gold'wehaybeencalled fromthathour."

'TheDisappointedDaisy"isthe storyofafloweranxioustogetourt intotheworld.Coderthisfigureis awarningwhichwehaveoftenheard hintedat,inasayingaboutfools andangels.Thedaisywasmoreoptimisticthanneedbe

"Itisnicetheworld,andwarmthe world.

AprettyDaisysaid

Theysaythere'smuchtoseeinit, Ishouldsr,liketobeinit.

-Ptheretheysay,inmeadowsgay, TheyknowmeastheEyeofDayThe"Day'sEye"rneTheyfLII,you See, Theperkyblossomsaid.

Throughseveralmoreversesthe daisypraisestheworld,callingit"a gentleworld,"andassertingthatit willbe"ajoytostayinit."But, afteritmakesitsdebutitreturns quickly,repulsed,anditsanxious companionsaskshy.Itseemsthat whenitshotitsbeadoverthelush meadow-grassitsawaboardwitha sign,"TrespassersWillBeProsecuted."Whatnext! This-theexperienceofa"tinytenderPrimrose," whichcouldnotbrookthedelaaof waitinguntilt,irdsreturnedtoPing, "Thewinterisnowpassed."

"Ia,ttgoingnointotheworld,"the PrettyPrimrosesaid. ThencriedaSnow-dropnear,"Don't you!"andshookitslittlebead; `Ishoaldn'tyet,ifIwereyouyou areasillsthine.

Ifyoudon'twaituntiltheworldis welcomingthespring."

IlePrimrose.however.wasnotto beconvinced,andravetheietoits tyrewhichstandsfor"dalliance."

"rpthroughtheearththePrimrose struggled,uptowardsthelight,

Lookingforwardtoawarmworld thatwasloving,kindandbright, Andthen-'twasWinterUgh! how cold!! .Theearthwithwhite wasspread.

I'muptooearlyBrrr!-I'moff!thelittlePrimrosesaid," If"theinfantsoftheSpring"are oftenchilledbefore"theirbuttons hedisclosed,"howillitmusthave faredwiththeprematurePrimrose "bornoutofdueseason."Ofcourse thesnowdropcried,"Itoldyou so,"etc."Whenpeoplearetoopreviousalessontheyroustlearn."

Uponthebosomoftheearththe coldwhitesnowdothlie, So.l'nigoingupmyself,becauseits myturnnow-Good-bye.

FoldcomfortitwasforthePrimrose,andjusttherebuffwhichBrutusgavetothepoetwho"butted in"whenbeandCassiuswerequarrellinginthetent

"I'llknowhisbusinesswhenhe knowshistime."

Therearethreeotherflowerpoems weshallleavethemfor.outointerpret.Iftheyteachaparableitis notasplainasthatofthefig-tree. oneisthe"BirthoftheButterfly":"1wishIhadwings,saidtheButtercup, Whichwouldletoregoflying around; ButIcan'tflyaway,sighedtheButtercup, Withmyfeetstucksofastinthe ground."

Itwishesandlamentsthroughtwo moreverses,anditswishesturnout tobehorses,for,afterithadwished toborrowthewingsofachance fairy,hereisthestoryofitsfortunes:-

Iell,afairydidconictotheButtercup, .Andlenthimhiswingswithdelight, Andthedearlittle,sweetlittleButtercup AsaButterfly,flewoutofsight."

(Tobeeantinued.)

Children'sBallatlinburn

AttheChildren'sBall,organisedin ridoftheChurchBuildingFund,last week,therewasanextremelylarge numberofchildrenonthefloor,and

thegallerieswerecrowdedwithspectators.Asabrilliantspectacle,the GrandMarch,duringthecourseof whichthechildrenexecutedmanyintricatemovements,wasoneofthe prettiestyetseeninthePort,says the"SouthernTimes."

MesdamesJoel,MarshandTulloch actedasjudges,andthefollowing weretheirawards:-

Bestsetover12yearsofage "TILEPIERROTS"-MissesBrophy, hazelPhillips,LindaStone,andElvieHough;MastersJoeMcInerney, A.Brophy,L.andV.Hanson.

Bestunder12"THESCOTCH SET"-MissesAisleflay,Doris Chamberlain,EllaGill,andGladys Williams;MastersJackllouston, KennethIlouston,HarryBarkerand WillieBradley.

BestBoy"Thecoon,-MasterV. Donovan.

BestGirl"Cupid,"MissEdna Brophy.

MostDaintyPair"TheButterfly andtheBee,"MasterLeslieandMiss hazelPartington. ThePrettiestBoyMaster..Tack llatton,"LittleBoyBlue."

BestGirlover12 "Spring,"Miss IlnraEcelestone.

BestFancyDressedGirl"Snow Queen,"MissEdnaFiddes.

MostPopularPair"TheDutch Pair,"MissesGertieFreemanand NorahIlastie.

MostOriginalPair"Theaboriginals,"N14:ssE.McLernonandMaster E.Hastie.

Thereweretenothersetsandrum-ny artisticindividualcostumes.

ArchdeaconSmyththankedthejudgesandthosewhohadattended,the Cominitteewhodidsuchexcellent workinbringingthegatheringto suchasaccessfulresult.andthelittlechildrenwithcostumessovaried andbeautiful.Specialthankswere duetoMr.LouisEskell,M.C.,,ho hadtaughtthemtomarchsowell, andbythatmeanshadpresented suchaprettyeightforthosepresent. IlethoughthardlyanythingsuperiorhadbeenseeninthePort'shistory.Ilewishedtothankthedonorsfortherrizes,whichbadnot costthecommitteeapenny.It spoke'wellforthespiritofco-operationwhichhadobtainedbetweent1CommitteeandtheChurch'sfriends.

Mr.('has.Powermadeamostefficientpianist.Theextraswereplay-

edbyMrs.Boosey,Mrs.Harryfaillips,andMissHildaHough. Mr.JackDoherty,theableSecretary,supervisedallarrangements, andsplendidassistancewasgivenby Messrs.J.Salter,M.Eustace,J. Hands,W.J.Norrie,J.Ready,and MervynHands.TheLadiesCommitteewascomposedofMrs.W.L. Marsh,Mrs.W.J.,Norrie,Mrs.Brophy,Mrs.HarryPhillips,Mrs.Fred Stone,Mrs.C.Hanson,Mks.Freeman,Mrs,W.Ilastie,Mrs.Ganfield, Mrs.FrankYardley,MissesLose North,Brophy,Stewart,V.North, Doherty,OliveandLilianMarsh, ThegalleryprizewaswonbyDr. ('ullen,theholderofticket3,291.

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edthedoorbashfully,andstoodhat inhandlookingatthebrilliantscene beforehim,whenayoungladyrushedup,andgrabbinghimbythearm, said: "Ohyoumust.Youwilltakea chanceinourcake.Comeoverhere, thisway."

Blushingtotherootsofhishair, hestammeredoutthat"reallyhe didn'thavethepleasureofknowing--"

ohthat'sallright,"saidthe younglady."You'llknowmebetter beforeyouleave.Iamoneofthe managers,youunderstand.Come,the calvewillallbetakenifyoudon't hurry."Andshealmostdraggedhill overtooneofthemiddlelaiAes.

"Therenowonlysixpenceaslice, andyoumaygetarealgoldring. Youhadbettertakethreeorfour slices.ItRillincreaseyourchances, you',-now."

"You'reverygood,"hestammered. "ButI'mnotfondofcake-thatis, -aIhaven'tanyusefrthering-I-"

"Ahthatwillbeeversonice," sailtheyounglady,"fornow,if youzetthering,youcangiveit bar',andwe'llputitinanother cake."

-"Ye-e-e-s,"saidtheyoungman, withasie-clysmile,"tobesure but--"

"oh,thereisn'tany'hut'about slidtheyounglady,smiling sweely."1onl'nowyoupromised." " ised?"

-Well,no,notexactlythat; but justoneslice!"andshelookedher wholesoulintohiseyes.

"Well,Isuppose-"

"Tobesere.Thereisyourcake," andsheslipj.edagreatpieceintohis delicatelyglovedhands,ashehanded herhAfacrown."Oh!thatistoo nice,"addedtheyounglady,asshe plasteredanothernieceofcakeonthe topofth.oneshehadjustgiven him."Iknewyouwouldtakeat leasttwochances.-andhishalfa cro-ndisappearedacrossthetable. Thenshecallstoacompanion-"Oh, MissDunne,hereisagentlemanwho wishestohavehisfortunetold."

"Oh.doeshe?Sendhimover."answeredMiss'Benne. herpardon.hutI'msureyou aremistaken.Idon'tremembersayinganythingabout-"

"Ohhutymwill,"saidthe:irst younzlady,tuggingattheyoung iran'sarm."It'sforthegoodof thecause.andyouwon'treLiae, andoncemorethebeautifuleves

lookedsoulfullyintohis."Herewe are.Ta.eanenvelope; openit. There,you'regoingtogetmarried inayear.Isn'tthatjolly?Oneshilling,please."

Thistimetheyoungmanwascarefultohandouttheexactaaolint.

"OhIshouldliketohavemyftrtunetold.NilayI?"saidthefirst younglady.

"Ofcourseyoumay,mydear," saidMissDunne,handingoutoneof herenvelopes."Oh,dear,youaregoingtobemarriedthisyear,too.

Oneshillingmore,please,andhe camedownwithanothermerryhalfcroan."Sochangehereiouknow," addedMissDunne,placingthecoin inherbag.

"Ohcome,let'stryourweight," saidthefirstyounglady,oncemore tuggingatthebashfulyoungman's coatsleeve,andbeforebeknewwhere hewasbefoundhimselfstandingon thescales.

"Ninestonesixpounds,"saidthe younglady."OhIshouldliketo beagreatheavymanlikeyou,"and shejumpedonthescaleslikeabird. "Eightstonesixpounds.Well,that islight.Twoshillings,please."

"What?"saidtheyoungman "twoshillings!Isn'tthatpretty steep?Imean-"

"Oh,butyouknow,"saidthe younglady,"it'sforcharity,"and anothertwobobwasaddedtothe treasuryofthefair.

"IthinkI'llhavetogo.Ihavean engagement-'

"Oh,butyouwasn'tgotillyou takeachanceinPaddyWhelan'ssod of'RealIrishTurf,'onone!iateof whichisapaintingofthetreaty stonemonumentatLimerick.Come overhere,please,toMrs.MacMillan's 'IlerheRuleStall.'ByJove,it'sa curio. Ishalltaketwotickets, please.Ihavehadanawfullyjolly night,don'tcherknow,soImustnow go."

"Oh,butfirstyolumustbuymea boa,1124,..fortakingyouallround," saidtireyounglady."Overhere," andtheywerecoininfront,andthe youngladypiecedupabasketof rosesandviolets."Tenshillings, le'se."

"Oh,.Jac,isthatyou?"cried theyoungroan's"cousin"frombehindtheflowercounter,andbuying flowersforMissRichards,too.Oh!I shallbeterriblyiealousunlessyou buymeabasket.too,"andshepie.erlstnanelaborateaffair"Eighteen shilings,please,Jack."Theyouth outdownthemoney,lookingterriblyconfused,andi,inchasthoughhs didn'tsnowwhethertowakeabolt forthedoor,orgiveupallhopeand settledownindespair.

"Youmustexcuseme,ladies,"he

stammered,"hutImustgo.I have-"

"Ifere,letmepinthisinyourbutton-hole,"interruptedMissDunne. "Ilalfacrown,please,"thenthe youthbrokeaway,andmadeforthe door."Well,ifeverIvisitanother fairmayIbe-bedoubledarned, anddashedintothecountlessages!" beejaculatedinafury,ashecountedoverhiscopperstoseeifhehad thetrainfaretoridehome.

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TheBazaarinaidoftheChurch fundsisover.Anticipationsofadifferentnatureastotheresultofthe bazaarwereputforthbymany-for saidtownspeople"timeswerenever sodullinSouthernCrossastheyare atpresent,andhowcantheCatholicshopetohaveabigsuccess?" Anyhowallanticipationsforalowgradecrushingwerescatteredwhen onSaturdaynightFatherO'Malley announcedthattheresultsforthe fournightstotalledabout£150odd. Thenamazementwasexpressed. Althoughtheparishionersknew wellthathardtimeshadcometo SouthernCross,stilltheywerenot tohedefeated,andtheknowledge "thathardtimeshidforyearslingeredaroundtheircabindoors,"was anincentivetoworkwithdoublethe vigourthattheywouldotherwise havedone.Forsonicmonthspast theparishionersarrangedthemselves inbattlearray,andformidablewas theattack.Decimationfollowedin thetrailofeveryearnestwell-wisher. Thedifferentstalls,whichwerevery artisticallydecorated,calledfor muchadmiration.Theladiesdeserve thehighestpraisefortheirartistic displayspresentedaveryprettyamrearance.Theattractionsduring thebazaarweremany.Needle-work, raintinTsbylocalartists,infact, fancyroodsofalldescrintions,not for-ettingthelargeassortmentof toyspresentedbyBishopTorres. wereupforsale.Thenail-drivingby ladies,andthehat-trimmingcompetitionsbygents.wereagreatsource ofmerriment."Moon-la,"underthe supervisionofMaster0.McMahon, actedlikemseiconthekiddies.one vieingwiththeotherinhisendeavourtogethisquoitonsomepreciousarticle.ButtherealconsolationtoallwastheRefreshmentStall wherehungerandthirstwererelieved.Thereweredispensedthecool andeffervesingcordials,varietiesof cakesandsweetstosuitthetastes ofall,youngandold.One"cake," thegiftofafriend,beautifullyiced, takingtotheeye,wasraffled,but behold,disappointmentfelltothe winner,ayounglad-mooreover,a 'or-erofcakes-whenbesatdownto

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ThegentlemenmarshalledunderFatherO'Malley,whorenderedexcellent service,were-T.Knox,E.Semmens, F.O'Donohoe,M.O'Brien,andour indefatigablesecretary,TL'os.McMahon.. AverysuccessfulBallwasheldat Bullfinchforthepurposeofassisting theSouthernCrossBazaar.Thehall, kindlygrantedbyMr.Currie,was filledbyalargeandrepresentative gatheringofladiesandgentlemenof alldenominations.Thepeopleof Bullfinch,consciousofthegood cause,weredeterminedthattheireffortswouldmeetwithsuccess.But howcouldfailurebetheresultof suchaneffort,forthecharacteristics ofthepeopleofBullfincharezeal anddetermination.Needlessitwould heforthisscribetotryanddescribethedressesoftheladiesminutely,butsimplytosaytheirdresses presentedaveryattractiveappearance.

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WhileSirOliverLodge,inhispresidentialaddresstotheBritishAssociation,hasbeenrebukingscientistsfor"theirlackofsympathywith spiritualformsoftruth"by:educing everythingtophysicsandchemistry, thenewsapershavebeenpublishing accountsofanIrishpilgrimageto Lourdeswhichhavechallengedthe materialisticinterpretationoflife.

"Faithcures"havebeenreported daybyday,buttomenofscientific thoughttheword"faith"isasyet noexplanationofa"cure"outside theordinaryexperiencesofmedical inowiedge.

Whatis

TheSecretofTheseMiraclesofFaith inthelittletownhelpthehigh 1.elksofthePyrenees?Itis,exactly fifty-fiveyearsagosincethelittle peasantgirl,BernadetteSoubirous, nier'ngoItsideaercf:tointhe mountainside,saw,orbelievedshe save,herfirstvis'onofayoungand belet'fi'lwomanwho strange

Pilgrimageofthe SceuesattheShrineo

mostat.Lourdes.Oneremembersthe forestofcrutchesandbandageshangingoutsidethegrottoasrelicsof crippleswhonolongerneedthem, HavingbeenCuredbyFaith Itisdifficulttodoubtthefactof thesecures.Onemayonlypuzzlefor anexplanation.Since1890more than(3000doctorsofallnationalities andofallprofessionsofbeliefand unbeliefhavevisitedLourdesand giventheirtestimonytothereality ofthecures.Thereiswell-attested evidencefortheimmediatecureofalmosteverydiseasewhichafflictsthe humanbody,andinProfessorBaid r'llart'sbookgivingstatisticsupto theyear1904,hegivesalistof48 curesofabsoluteblindnessand90of Partialblindness,112curesofbone disease,168curesofjointdiseases, 378c'tresoftuberculosis,38curesof f;1,indiseases(includingeleuhantiasis andlenrosyl,102curesoftumour, andmanyothers. Alltheyearroundthereisaliv-

HaltandtheMaimed

fOurLadyofLourdes mayinteractwithusonthematerial side."

TheCaseofMaryGraceMolony (BYDR.CECILJ.CORBY.)

ThecaseofMissMaryGraceMolonywasthefirsttocomeundermy notice;andasithascreatedagreat dealofinterestIwillgiveasfully asIcanallthedetailsIknowabout it.ItwasonFridaymorning,the 12thdayofthepresentmonth,that Iwenttotakemyplaceintheprocessionwhichwastomarchtopay avisitofnationalhomagetoOur LadyattheGrotto.IsoughtBannerNo.5,thatoftheMeathdiocese, butwasdirectedbyafriendofmine, aVicarofthediocese,togetinanywhere.Igotbehindthebannerof theCloynecontingent,andthis,fortunately,broughtmequitecloseto theGrotto,whereIcouldhearevery wordspokenbyhisEminencethe cardinal.Hedirectedustopaya

ndsabsequentlytuberculosissetin inthethighbonejustabovethe rightknee.Theaffectedpartwas verypainfulandswollen;and,cantually,shehadtobetaeentohospitaltohavethebonescraped,eya surgeon.

IHadHerUnderCloseObservation fromthetimeIexaminedherin Lourdesuptothetimewearrivedin Dublin,andIcanunhesitatingly stateIneveroncesawthesiightest traceofneurosisabouther.Si-cwas alwayscoolandcollected,evenNkben mostofthoseaboutherfoundit verydifficulttorestraintheiremotions.

Ifthereisonethingstrikingabout heritisherextremesimplicityof manner;andnoonebutaperson withaveryneurotictemperament couldworkuptheirimaginationto suchapitchastogetthemselvesto believethatGraceMolonyissufferingfromhysteria,oranythingapproachingit.Amidstallthedinand

wordstoher.Itisfifty-fiveyears sincethoieapparitionsofOurLady ofLourdesarousedthescepticismof priestsandlaymen,untilincredulity waschangedintobeliefbystrange happenings.Eversincethattime therehasbeenacontinualstreamof pilgrimsfromallpartsoftheworld tothegrottointhegreatrockat Lourdes.

Amagnificentchurchhasbeenraisedaboveit,andgreathospitalsand hostelshavebeenbuiltintheonce obscurevillage.Theperfectbeauty oftheplaceanditssurroundingbis impressive,thesongsofpraisethat risefromthepilgrimcrowds,who havegatheredfrommanynations, StirtheHeartoftheMost Unemotional man,andtheleague-longprocessions whichwindalongthepathwaysat night,whenthousandsofcandlesglitterwithlittlestar-likeflamesabove theshadow-figures,haunttheimaginationasanunforgettablescene. Yetthisisnotwhatoneremembers

Dwelftsgip

AmeetingoftheBazaarCommitteewasheldonFridaynight,MrP. O'Connorinthechair.TheSecretary,Mr.E.Dwyer,readanaccount ofthetakingsofthedifferentstallholdersandthefinalresultofthe wholeBazaar,whichreachedthe magnificentsumof£350,aspublishedin1istweek'sissie.ThePresidentannouncedthatwiththeproceedsoftheBazaar,togetherwith thedonationspreviouslyinhand, theynowrewiredonly£44forthe entirecompletionoftheChurch.

ingproofatLourdesofitsfaithhealingvirtues.Itisthestalwart figureofGabrielGarcam,smashed upinafrightfulrailwayaccidentin 1899,pensionedforlifebytheFrench Government,alivingskeletonfedfor twentymonthsthroughatubeinhis side,withgangrenedfeetandaparalyseds2inalcord,unabletemove anypartofhisbodyuntilhewas curedsuddenly-"miraculo'isiy,' cordingtoallthedoctorswhohad examinedhim-onAugust20,1901. Hespendshislifenovincarrying othercripplestoOurLadyofLourdes. Thesearethefacts.Theycannot heexplainedawaybyashrugofthe shouldersandasmileofscepticism. YetthegreatestmiracleatLourdes isnotthecuringofbodilydisease, butthemiracleofsimplefaithin thisageofdoubt.Perhapswemay findhere"thatevidencewhich,"in theouinionofSirOliverLodge, "goestoprovethatdiscarnateintrllieence,undercertainconditions,

Thissum,judgingfromourrecent effort,shallberealisedbeforethe ofeningofournewChurch.Sowe shallcarryoutourpromise,and openourChurchfreeofdebt.

DuringthemeetingMr.,O'Connor, Mr.Moore,Mr.Dwyer,Mr.Cosgriff, andFr.Sheridanthankedtheladies andtheirassistantsforthevery successfulway'inwhichtheyorganisedandcarriedouttheBazaar,and alsoreferredtothegoodworkdone bythegentlemenwhoerectedand decoratedthestalls,organisedand carriedoutthelog-chop,etc.Messrs. MooreandHetheringtoncameinfor

isittotheBlessedSacramentin theChurchoftheRosarybeforewe 1.ft. 11henIgotasfarastheMedicalBureauImetsomeofmyconfr..res.Wewerejustaboutentering the togetherwhenweheard thepeoplecry,"Amiracleamiracle!"Weinluiredforthemireculee,andatallladydressedin blactoldmeIwouldfindthegirl ontheright-handsideoftheHigh Altar.WhenIgotuntothealtar Dr.Deeneyhadsucceededingetting therebeforeme,and,withsonic priests,wasstrivingtokeepthe. peo:lebackfromcrushinginona younggirl. Weformedacircle roundherbyjoininghandsandhurriedhertothesacristy.ThereI managedtoclosethedooronthe crowd,whoforsometimestroveto getin,butfindingtheycouldnot, kneltdownthererecitingtheRosary. Hername,shesaid,wasGraceMolonyshecamefromInagh,Co. Clare.Shestatedthatshevas eighteenyearsofage.Whennine 3earsoldshegotacuteAteumatism,

alotofwelldeseriTedpraiseinthese !flatters.

Asatokenofgratitudetoallwho cooperatedinma'ing,theBazaar suchafinancialsuccess,theCoinieitteegaveaSocialandDanceon hnrsdaynight.Mr.O'Connorvolunteeredtodothehonourshimself, butthevoininitteethoughthehad beentoogenerous,anddeclinedthe offerwiththan';s.

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cutterofcontroversythereisone oorgirlwhostandsquietandunoed,onepoorgirlwhohasonly onethingtosaytoitall"TheImmaculateMotherofGodcuredme!" -andthatpoorgirlisGraceMolony.Sheknowsthesufferingsshe hasenduredsheknowsoftheoperationsshehasundergonesheknow% thatthedoctorstoldherthey"could donomoreforher"sheknows thatforyearsbeforeshearrivedin Ioardesshecouldnomoretouchthe heelofherrightfootinwalkingto thegroundthanthemanwiththe witheredhandcouldusethathand beforetheGreatPhysiciansaidto him,"Stretchforththyhand."

ShewasoneofErin'smanydaughters,onthatgloriousFridaymorning,makingherwayasbestshe couldtoplaceacrownofhomage attheVirgin'sfeetintheshadeof theGrottoandtheCrownedVirginwasmovedtopitybythemaimedfootofthispoorIrishcolleenand showedhermercytoMaryGrace Molony.

GRAINING. KALSOMINING.

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PAINTER,PAPERHANGER,and DECORATOR.

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TheGrottoshowingtheCrutchesleftbytheCured TotheEnglish"Graphic"weareindebtedfortheimpressionsgiv.nabove,andtoMr.J.D.Connolly,whoreturnedtoW.A.recently,we areindebtedfortheveryfinephotoreproducedhere.ThefollowingparticularsoftheIrishPilgrimagearetakenfromourIrishexchanges.

ThePilgrimageoftheHaftandtheMaimed ScenesattheShrineofOurLadyofLourdes

WhileSirOliverLodge,inhispresidentialaddresstotheBritishAssociation,hasbeenrebukingscientistsfor"theirlackofsympathywith spiritualformsoftruth"by:educing everythingtopLysicsandchemistry, thenewsaeershavebeenpublishing accountsofanIrishpilgrimageto Lourdeswhichhavechallengedthe materialisticinter,retationoflife. "Faithcures"havebeenreported daybyday,buttomenofscientific thoughttheword"faith"isasyet noexplanationofa"cure"outside theordinaryexperiencesofmedical nowledge.

Whatis

TheSecretelTheseMiraclesetFaith inthelittletownhelpvthehigh LeaksofthePyrenees?Itis,exactly fifty-fiveyearsagosincethelittle PeasantOr%BernadetteSoubirous, crsk-r'nsoAsideaero'tointhe mountainside,saw,orbe!ievedshe saw,herfirstvis'onofasolingand Leot'fwassanwhoseo'-estran;e

mostat.Lourdes.Oneremembersthe forestofcrutchesandbandageshangingoutsidethegrottoasrelicsof crippleswhonolongerneedthem,

HavingbeenCuredbyFaith Itisdifficulttodoubtthefactof thesecures.Onemayonlypuzzlefor anexplanation.Since1890more than3000doctorsofallnationalities andofallprofessionsofbeliefand unbeliefhavevisitedLourdesand giventheirtestimonytotherealty ofthecures.Thereiswell-attested evidencefortheimmediatecureofalmosteverydiseasewhichafflictsthe humanbody,andinProfessorBadrPart'shookgivingstatisticsupto theyear1904,hegivesalistof48 curesofabsoluteblindnessand90of partialblindness,112curesofbone disease,168curesofjointdiseases, :178c.,resoftuberculosis,38curesof si,indiseasesiincludingeleahantiasis endlenrosy),102curesoftumour, andmanyothers. Alltheyearroundthereisaliv-

mayinteractwithusontL,ematerial side."

TheCaseofMaryGraceMolony

(BYDR.CECILJ.CORBY.)

ThecaseofNfissMaryGraceMolonywasthefirsttocomeundermy notice;andasit,hascreatedagreat dealofinterestIwillgiveasfully al%IcanallthedetailsIknowabout it.ItwasonFridaymorning,the 12thdayofthepresentmonth,that Iwenttotakemyplaceintheprocessionwhichwastomarchtopay avisitofnationalhomagetoOur LadyattheGrotto.IsougL'tBannerNo.5,thatoftheMeathdiocese, hotwasdirectedbyafriendofmine, aVicarofthediocese,togetinanywhere.Igotbehindthebannerof theCloynecontingent,andthis,fortunately,broughtmequitecloseto theGrotto,whereIcouldhearevery wordspokenbyhisEminencethe Cardinal.Iledirectedustopaya

Lndsabsequentlytuberculosissetin inthethighbonejustabovethe rigIstknee.Theaffectedpartwas verypainfulandswollen;and,e,1:nNally,shehadtobetorentohospitaltohavethebonescraped,r'ya surgeon.

IHadHerUnderCloseObservation fromthetimeIexaminedherin Lourdesuptothetimewearrivedin Dublin,andIcanunhesitatirtzly stateIneveroncesawthes.isntest traceofneurosisabouther.Sliewas alwayscoolandcollected,evenahen mostofthoseaboutherfoundit verydifficulttorestraintheiremotions.

Ifthereisonethingstrikingabout heritisherextremesimplicityof manner;andnoonebutaPerson withaveryneurotictemperament couldworkuptheirimaginationto suchapitchastogetthniisel%esto believethatGraceNIolonyissufferingfromhysteria,oranythingapproachingit.Amidstallthedinand iMIRIMINMEIGAMMIN

TotheEnglish

wordstoher.Itisfifty-fiveyears sincethoseapparitionsofOurLady ofLourdesarousedthescepticismof priestsandlaymen,untilincredulity waschangedintobeliefbystrange happenings.Eversincethattime therehasbeenacontinualstreamof pilgrimsfromallpartsoftheworld tothegrottointhegreatrockat Lourdes.

Amagnificentchurchhasbeenraisedaboveit,andgreathospitalsand hostelshavebeenbuiltintheonce obscurevillage.Theperfectbeauty oftheplaceanditssurroundingis impressive,thesongsofpraisethat risefromthepilgrimcrowds,who havegatheredfrosmanyn'itions, StirtheHeartettheMeat Unemotional man,andtheleague-longprocessions whichwindalongthepathwaysat night,whenthousandsofcandlesglitterwithlittlestar-likeflamesabove theshadow-figures,haunttheimaginationasanunforgettablescene. Yetthisisnotwhatoneremembers

Dwellingup

AmeetingoftheBazaarCommitteewasheldonFridaynight,MrP. O'Connorinthechair.TheSecretary,Mr.E.Dwyer,readanaccount ofthetak'ngsofthedifferentstall!milersandthefinalresultofthe wholeBazaar,whichreachedthe ,,aznificentstunof£350,aspublished:nIistweet'sissre.ThePresidentannouncedthatwiththepro_ee'lsoftheBazaar,togetherwith thedonationspreviouslyinhand, theynowrequiredonly£14forthe entirecompletionoftheChurch.

ingproofatLourdesofitsfaithhealingvirtues.Itisthestalwart figureofGabrielGarcain,smashed upinafrightfulrailwayaccidentin 1899,pensionedforlifebytheFrench Government,aliMngskeletonfedfor twentymonthsthroughatubeinhis side,withgangrenedfeetandaparalyseds7inalcord,unabletomove anypartofhisbodyuntilhewas curedsuddenly-"iniraculnisig; cordingtoallthedoctorswhohad examinedhim-onAugust20,1901. Ilespends1.48lifenovincarryins othercripplestoOurladyofLourdes. Thesearethefacts.Theycannot heexplainedawaybyashrugofthe shouldersandasmileofscepticism. YetthegreatestmiracleatLourdes isnotthecuringofbodilydisease, butthemiracleofsimplefaithin thisageofdoubt.Perhapswemay findhere"thatevidencewhich,"in theouinionofSirOliverLodge, "goestoprovethatdiscarnateintellisence,undercertainconditions,

Thissum,judgingfromourrecent effort,shallberealisedbeforethe 01eningofournewChurch.Sowe shallcarryoutourpromise,and openour('hutchfreeofdebt.

DuringthemeetingMr.,O'Connor, Mr.Moore,Mr.Dwyer,Mr.Cosgriff, andFr.Sheridanthankedtheladies andtheirassistantsforthevery successfulwayinwhichtheyorganisedandcarriedouttheBazaar,and alsoreferredtothegoodworkdone bythegentlemenwhoerectedand decoratedthestalls,organisedand carriedoutthelog-chop,.etc.Messrs. MooreandHetheringtoncameinfor

isittotheBlessedSacramentin theChurchoftheHoserybeforewe I.ft.1lhenIgotasfarastheMedicalBursanImetsoneofmyconfr,res.Mewerejustaboutentering ttp.cl.,:r..1]togetherwhenweheard thepeoplecry,"Amiracle!amiracle!"Weinluiredfortheiiiiraculee,andatallladydressedin blac:toldmeIwouldfindthegirl onLisright-handsideoftheHigh Altar.WhenIgotuntothealtar Dr.Deeneyhadsucceededingetting therebeforeme,and,withsome priests,wasstrivingtokeepthe reo;.lebackfromcrushinginona younggirl. Weformedacircle roundherbyjoiningbandsandhurriedhertothesacristy.ThereI managedtoclosethedoorcmthe crowd,whoforsonictimestroveto getin,butfindingtheycouldnot, kneltdownthererecitingtheRosary. Tiername,shesaid,wasGraceMolony; shecamefromInagh,Co. Clare.Shestatedthatshevas ei'eLteenyearsofage.Whenrime earsoldshegotacuteiteumatism,

alotofwelldeservedpraiseinthese matters.

Asato'cenofgratitudetoallwho cooperatedinma'.ingtheIiizaar suchafinancialsuccess,theCommitteegaveaSocialandDanceon 7h.irsdaynight.Mr.O'Connorvolunteeredtodothehonourshimself, hutthecommitteethoughthehad beentoogenerous,anideclinedthe offerwiththan',s.

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cutterofcontroversythereisone oorgirlwhostandsquietandunr,oed,onepoorgirlwhohasonly onethingtosaytoitall"TheImmaculateMotherofGodcuredme!" --andthatpoorgirlisGraceMolony.Sheknowsthesufferingsshe hasendured;sheknowsoftheoperationssl.shasundergone;sheknoa!6' thatthedoctorstoldherthey"could donomoreforher";sheknows thatforyearsbeforeshearrivedin Ioardesfirecouldnomoretouchthe heelofherrightfootinwalkingto thegroundthanthemanwiththe witheredhandcouldusetinthand beforetheGreatPhysiciansaidto him,"Stretchforththyhand."

ShewasoneofErin'smanydaughters,onthatgloriousFridaymorning,irai:ingherwayasbestshe couldtoplaceacrownofhomage attheVirgin'sfeetintheshadeof theGrotto;andtheCroAiledVirginwasmovedtopitybythemaimedfootofthispoorIrishcolleenand showedhermercytoMaryGrace Molony.

TheGrottoshowingthecrutchesleftbytheCured

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3.MONDAY(BLACK).ALLSOULS' DAY.

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7.FRIDAY(WRITE).-FEASTOF THEPURITYOFTHEBLESSEDVIRGINMARY.

TothesublimedignityofMother oftheIncarnateWord,Mary,asappearsfromHolyScripture,joined tierrivilegeofperpetualvirginity. St.Lukebeginshisaccountofthe Annunciationbystatingthat"the angelGabrielwassentfromGod toavirsin,espousedtoa manwhosenamewasJoseph,and thevirgin'snamewasMary."This singularprivilegehadteenforetold bytheProphetIsaias,asSt.Matthewremindsus"Now,alltb;swas donethatitmighthefulfilledwhich 'heLordspokebytheprophet,saying'Beholdavirginshallbewith child,andbringforthason,and theyshallcallhisnameEmmanuel, which,beinginterpreted,is,God withus.'"FromthereplyofMary totheangelwkoannouncedtoher thattheSonofGodwastobehorn ofher,itwouldappearthatshehad evenvowedhervirginitytoGod. Otherwisethewords"Howshall thishedone,because7knownot roan?"wouldhemeaningless.

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4.TUESDAY(WHITE).-ST.CIIARLESBORROMEO,BISHOPAND CONFESSOR. Thisgreatreformerofmoralsin thenorthofItalywasbornofan illustriousMilanesefamily Fromhisyouthhegaveevidenceof greattalent,combinedwithwellgroundedpiety.Attheearlyageof twenty-sixwefindhimdischarging thearduousdutiesofArchbishopof Allanwithazealandprudence whichevokedtheadmirationofItaly. Thewiseprovisionswhichhemade fortheeducationoftheclergyand thisadvancementofreligioninhis provincehaveeversinceservedasa suideforthosewhomtheChurchhas sailedtotheepiscopaloffice.That hepossessedthegoodshepherd'slove forhissheenwasshownbytheheroic sharitywithwhichheministeredto thesickanddyinginaterriblepestilencewhichvisitedMilanduring hisviscopate.CompelledasCarArchbishoptomaintainacertainexteriorstate,hisprivatelife wassimpleandaustere.Thedeathof St.charles,whichoccurredin1S84, was,inperfectkeepingwithhissaintlylife.

5.WEDNESDAY(WHITEi.-ST. PAULINUS,BISHOP.ANDCONFESSOR. St.PaulinuswashornatBordeaux in353-Ilespentaverylargeproperty,inheritedfromhisparents,in assistingthepoorandransoninecaptives.vinally,inordertosecurethe releaseofawidow'sson,hesavehimselfupasaslave,andwascarried overintoAfrica.Afterresaininghis liberty,hebecameBishopofNola.in thesouthofItaly,wherehedied,in 431.

C.THURSDAY(WIIITEs-ST.ROSE OFLIMA.VIRGIN.

vocalduet,"MusicontheWaves," missesJoyceandCraig,wereheartilyapplauded.Thegrandfinalewas afullchorus,"ComeBacktoErin." Overahundredhappy,healthychildrenfacedtLeaudience,anditwas difficulttotellwhichwasthemore effective-thepleasingspectacleorthe tunefulstrainsofthepatriotic chorus.

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AttherecentpracticalexaminationheldinconnectionwiththeAssociatedBoardoftheRoyalAcademyandRoyalCollegeofMusic,32 pupilsfromtheaboveConventpresentedthemselvesforexamination. Theyallpassed,fivesecuringdistinction.Thenamesofthosewhoobtainedhonoursinpianoforteplayingare:-HigherDivisionMissEugenieEgan.LowerDivisionAlnia Gregory.ElementaryGradeAlbertaMayrhofer.PrimaryGrade:Aileen Prendergast,MerciaScott. Thefollowingcandidatespassed--

AdvancedGrade,ViolinMissBernadetteGuy,122marks(14years);Miss StellaBrady(piano),110marks.

HigherDivision'MissNellieAnketell(piano),124marksMissDorothyBirch(piano).120marks; Miss EueenieEgan(violinr,117marks.

LowerDivision Lelia lowly (pianos125marks;DoreenBrennan, 122 LeilyDavey,118 i.orothy Brooke,115; LilyCosgrove,111; GertieEckersley,108;DulcieScott, 104.ElementaryGrade.-Piano:DorisO'Toole,126GladysSreen,124; EileenBolger,124EileenO'Neill Ccelloi,124PianoJessie 122;KathleenMcDonald,113;Kathleeniforan,112EileenWalsh,108; NormaBrennan,104; LilaBrooke, 103.PrimaryGrade.-PianoPatriciaWalsh,124;PatriciaSullivan, 121; DorisSpragge,121 Eileen Hayes,120;WinnieSturman,119. Mr.Milesexpressedgreatsatisfactionattheresultoftheexamination, andthegeneralexcellenceattaMed bythepupils.

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Theentertainmentgiveninthe BoulderTownHallbythepupilsof St.Joseph'sSchool,SouthBoulder, attractedalargeaudience,andthe programmesubmittedwasoneofunusualmerit.Intheopeningchorus, "Australia,"thechildrenshowedevidenceofcarefulandthoroughtraining,ahid]reflectsthegreatestcreditontheirpreceptors,theSistersof St.Joseph.Itwasatreattowatch andlistentotheirperformance. Songs,choruses,duets,dances,recitations,anddrilldisplaysfo'lowed eachotherinquicksuccession,and thepupils,frominfantstoseniors, acluittedthemselvesadmirably(says the"Miner").

Afeatureoftheeveningwasthe costuming,which,thoughsimple, wasyetartistic,andmadeabrilliantdisplay.Theeffectwasheightenedbytheelectriclightshadingand colouring,undertheskilledoperator atthelocalstation.Attimesthe stagewasturnedintoafairyland.

TLedrillbytheinfantboyswasa gooditem,theladsshowingcareful trainingandcommendablediscipline -infact,thesetwofeatureswere conspicuousthroughout.Thecomic actionsong,"TheJollyBarber," keptthehouseinroarsofmerriment, whichdidnotdiscountthejuvenile performersintheleast.Theminuet dancebyMissesIsoninish,Curtis, Moore,Byrnes,Blake,Kennedy,Zanich,Alurray,Rodees,Metcalf,Joyce, andMcMahonwouldhavereflected creditonprofessionals.Thedressing wasverypretty. Arealbreak-up wasthecomicitems"TheThree Tramps"byMastersCunningham, Hefron.andTaafe.Thelittledrama.

Lima,inSoutLAmerica,wasthe birthplaceofSt.Rose.who,ina lifeembracingonlythirty-oneyears. rareasienalexan.pleofprofound humility,patience,andsuffering.voluntarymortification,andanardent loveofGod.Marinealongand painfulillnessherconstantprayer was,"Lord,increasemysufferings, andwiththemincreaseThylovein myheart"ShewaschristenedIsabel.butthebeautyofherinfantface earnedforterthetitleofRose.At anearlyageshetookservicetosuprortherimaoyerishedparents.For fearofvseity,shecutoffherhair, Meteredherfacesithpepperand

"TheReverseoftheMedal."was veryinteresting,thoughoneofthe rerformers.MissRodgers,hadthe hadlucktobesufferingfromaseverecold.Thesonganddrill"The LittleGrenadiers,"wasreallyinspiriting,thesoldier-likeappearance ofthelads,theirmovements,and sinsingsbeingexcellent.TheIrish itsbyMissesDominish,Callaghan. "urtis.Callaghan.Kilmartin.Gare, andHiggins,wasoneofthebest items.thoughtheactionsone.

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GOSPELSt.Matthewvile23-27.

-Atthattime"WhenHeentered intotheboatHisdisciplesfellowed HimAndbeholdagreattempest aroseinthesea,sothattheship wascoveredwithwaves,1,utliewas asleep.AndHisdisciplestameto Him,andawaked Iiim,'eying Lord,saveus,weperisL.ndJesus saithtothemWhyareyoufearful, 0yeoflittlefaith?Thenrisingup, thecommandedthewinds..ndthe sea,andtherecameagreatcalm. Butthemenwondered,saying:What mannerofmanisthis,forthewinds andtheseaobeyHim?"

3.MONDAY(BLACK).ALLSOULS' DAY.

AccordingtotheChurch'steaching, notallwhodieinGod'sfriendship areatonceadmittedintoheaven. Somehavenotpaidthefulldebtof atonementwhichDivine.Justicesometimesrequiresaftertheguiltof mortalsinhasbeenforgiven,orare stillstainedbylesserfaults,which donotmeriteverlastingpunishment, hutatthesametimedebarthesoul fronientranceintothepurepresence ofGod.Thesearetheyofwhom St.Paulsays"Theyshallhesaved,yetsoasbyfire."Theysufferin Purgatoryinproportiontothenumberendgravityoftbefaultsthey havecommitted.Incommemorating theseholysores,theChurchinvites ustoprayferventlythatGodinHis mercymayshortenthetermoftheir atonement,andadmitthemtotheir reward."ItisaholyandawLolesomethoughttoprayforthedead thattheymayheloosedfromtheir sins."

herhandswithlime.Forfurther securitysheenrolledinthe3rdOrderofSt.Dominic,tookSt.CatherineofSienaashermodelandredoubledherpenance.WhentheDutch e.eetpreparedtoattackLinia,Rose weptbeforetheTabernaclethatshe wasnotworthytodieindefenceof theBlessedSacrament.AllDersufferingswereofferedfortheconversion ofsinners.Underherhabitshe woreahairshirtstuddedwithiron nails,wt.:lieacrownarmedwith90 pointsencircledherhead.Shedied in1617,andwasthefirstcanonised saintofthenewworld.

7.FRIDAY(WHITE).-FEASTOF TIIEPURITYOFTHEBLESSEDVIRGINMARY.

TothesublimedignityofMother oftheIncarnateWord,Mary,asappearsfromHolyscripture,joined theprivilegeofperpetualvirginity. St.Lukebeginshisaccountofthe Annunciationbystatingthat"the angelGabrieleassentfromGod toavirgin,espousedtoa manwhosenamewasJoseph,and thevirgin'snamewasMary."This singularprivilegehadteenforetold bytheProphetIsaias,asSt.Matthewremindsus"Now,alltieswas donethatitmigLthefulfilledwhich 'heLordspokebytheprophet,saying'Beholdavirginshallbewith child,andbringforthason,and theyshallcallhisnameEmmanuel, which,beinginterpreted,is,God withus.'"FromthereplyofMary totheangelwLe)announcedtoher thattheSonofGodwastohetorn ofher,itwouldappearthatshehad evenvowedhervirginitytoGod. Otherwisethewords"flowshall thishedone,becauseTknownot man?"wouldhemeaningless.

A.SATURDAY(WHITE).--OCT%YE OFTETEFEASTOFALL 54AINTg.

4.TUESDAY(WHITE).-ST.CHARLESBORROMEO,BISHOPAND CONFESSOR. Thisereatreformerofmoralsin thenorthofItalywashornofan illustriousMilanesefamilyin1538. Fromhisyouthhegaveevidenceof greattalent,combinedwithwellgroundedpiety.Attheearlyageof twenty-sixwefindhimdischarging thearduousdutiesofArchbishopof Milianwithazealandprudence whichevokedtheadmirationofItaly. Thewiseprovisionswhichhemade fortieeducationoftheclergyand theadvancementofreligioninhis provincehaveeversinceservedasa euideforthosewhomtheChurchhas ealledtotheepiscopaloffice.That hepossessedthegoodshepherd'slove forhissheenwasshownbytheheroic charitywithwhichheministeredto thesickanddyinginaterriblepestilencewhichvisitedMilanduring his.piscopate.CompelledasCardinalArchbishoptomaintainacertainexteriorstate,hisprivatelife wassimpleandaustere.Thedeathof St.Charles,whichoccurredin1594, was,inperfectkeepingwithhissaintlylife.

5.WEDNESDAY(WHITE).-ST. PAULINUS,BISHOPANDCONFESSOR. :it.PaulinuswashornatBordeaux in353.IlespentaveryUrgeproperty,inheritedfromhisparents,in assistingthepoorandransoninecaptives.Finally,inordertoqecurethe releaseofawidow'sson.he;ayehimselfupasaslave.andwascarried overintoAfrica.Afterregaininghis liberty,hebecameBishopofNola,in thesouthofItaly,wherehedied,in 431.

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vocalduet,"MusicontheWaves," MissesJoyceandCraig,wereheartilyapplauded.Thegrandfinalewas afullchorus,"ComeBacktoErin." Overahundredhappy,healthychildrenfacedtheaudience,anditwas difficulttotellwhichwasthemore effective-thepleasingspectacleorthe tunefulstrainsofthepatriotic chorus.

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Thefollowingcandidatespassed

Theentertainmentgiveninthe BoulderTownHallbythepupilsof .-t.Joseph'sSchool,SouthBoulder, attractedalargeaudience,andthe programmesubmittedwasoneofunusualmerit.Intheopeningchorus, "Australia,"thechildrenshowedevidenceofcarefulandthoroughtraining,hichreflectsthegreatestcreditontheirpreceptors.theSistersof :it.Joseph.Itwasatreattowatch andlistentotheirperformance. Songs,choruses,duets,dances,recitations,anddrilldisplaysfo'lowed eachotherinquicksuccession,and thepupils,frominfantstoseniors, acluittedtheeiselvesadmirably(says the"Miner").

Lima,inSouthAmerica,wasthe birthplaceofSt.Rose,who,ina lifeembracingonlythirty-oneyears gaveasignalexampleofprofound humility,patience,andsuffering,voluntarymortification,andanardent loreofGod.Duringalongand painfulillnessherconstantprayer was."Lord,increasemysufferings, andwiththemincreaseThylovein myheart."ShewaschristenedIsabel.hutthebeautyofherinfantface earnedforberthetitleofRose.At anearlyazeshetookservicetosunrortherimeoverishedparents.For Peerofverity,shecutoffherhair, blisteredherfaceeithpepperand

Afeatureoftheeveningwasthe costuming,which,thoughsimple, wasyetartistic,andmadeabrilliantdisplay.Theeffectwasheightenedbytheelectriclightshadingand colouring,undertheskilledoperator atthelocalstation.Attimesthe stagewasturnedintoafairyland. Tl.edrillbytheinfantboyswasa rooditem,theladsshowingcareful trainingandcommendablediscipline -infact,thesetwofeatureswere conspicuousthroughout.Thecomic actionsong,"TheJollyBarber," keptthehouseinroarsofmerriment, whichdidnotdiscountthejuvenile performersintheleast.Theminuet dancebyMimesDorninish,Curtis, Moore,Byrnes,Blake,Kennedy,Zanich,Murray,Rodges,Metcalf,Joyce, andMcMahonwouldhavereflected creditonprofessionals.Thedressing wasverypretty. Arealbreak-up wasthecomicitems"TheThree Traeps,"byMastersCunningham, Hefron.andTaafe.Thelittledrama, "TheReverseoftheMedal,"was veryinteresting,thoughoneofthe rerforwers.MissRodgers,hadthe hadlucktohesufferingfromaseverecold.Thesonganddrill."The I.ittleGrenadiers,"wasreallyinspiriting,thesoldier-likeappearance ofthelads,theirmovements,and Miming.beingexcellent.TheIrish jigbyMissesDominish,Callaghan, "urtis.Callaghan,Kilmartin,Gare, andHiggins,wasoneofthebest items.thoughtheactionsone. "ChineseLantern."bytheSenior ';irle,probablytookthepalmfor seeetaculareffect Theresitoion. "OurFolks."byMissKildery.and

AdvancedGrade,ViolinMissBernadetteGuy,122marks(14years);Miss StellaBrady(piano),110marks.

HigherDivisionMissNellieAnketell(piano),124marks;MissDorothyBirch(piano),120marks; Miss EugenieEgan(violin),117marks.

LowerDivision Lelia loody (piano),125marks;DoreenBrennan, 122; LeilyDavey,1181:erothy Brooke,115; LilyCosgrove,111; GertieEckersley,108;DulcieScott, 104.ElementaryGrade.-Piano:DorisO'Toole,126Gladyse;reen,124; EileenBolger,124EileenO'Neill ('cello),124PianoJessie.3inclair, 122;KathleenMcDonald,113;KathleenMoran,112EileenWalsh,108 NormaBrennan,104 LilaBrooke, 103.PrimaryGrade.-PianoPatriciaWalsh,124PatriciaSullivan, 121 DorisSpragge,121 Eileen !ayes,120;WinnieStorinan,119. Mr.Milesexpressedgreatsatisfactionattheresultoftheexamination, andthegeneralexcellenceattained bythepupils.

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Mr.Cockram,whoisnowresidentinMelbourne,personallysuperintends ourQueensland.SydneyandSouthAustralianShipments,whichwoare nowreceivingregularlyeveryfortnight,comprising-BloodStock,AtalTrotters,BroodMares,HeavyDrayHorses,FarmFillies;tad Geldings,andTradesmen'sDeliveryHorses.

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TheBazaarwasopenedlastweek byMr.S.Stubbs,M.L.A.,andclosedonMondaynight.Notwithstandingthemanyelementsthatconspiredtomaritthisyear,theBazaar hasattainedalargemeasureofsuccess.Lastyearournetproceedsexceeded£500;thisyearourtakings willprobablybeless.Thisyearthe financialstringencyfeltuniversally havebeenalmostacutedownhere. 3loreover,theShowhadbeenpatronisedbysuchavarietyofentertain,:,entsashasneverbeenapproachedinyearspast.Wehadthe LyttonTheatrehereonthreenights, .twocircusshows,fortwonights, te.opictureshows,oneofwhichhad tocloseitsdoorsforwantofan audiencemerry-go-rounds,boxing eh,,-+.sandsideshowswerehisetoo, andbythedozen.(7onseqtrialyetII:petitionwasverykeen,andtheresultofourBazaarinthecircumstancesisindeedsatisfactoryandhighly craiitabletothemanyladyworkers, es1 t',theoiallynon-Catholics whoalmostsurpassedinzealand ene7.':-ourown,welltrainedworkers. Thefourstallswere:-

T1EREFREI1MENT.-Presided overbyMrsAkers,assistedbyMisses East:,an.Griffits.Buck,Dole,MacNa!:,ara,Theresaand(*alter. PEODCrE.-PresidedoverbyMrs. Durl.ck,assistedbyMisses11111,Ebsary,Tunney,Baldwin,andRichmond.

ArsTRALIA.-t'resided overbyMissE.Moran,assistedby Messiia,!esMosely.Cell,Ilarney, rvee.Kissane.Dowdy,McKenna andBarry. S!1ARcii o"erby MissFrancesco.aesi.tedbyTheses Calla-Arr.Cory, Holland,Furchace.Anderson.andTuohy. Forthevoting.boardakeencontestascarried,nbetweentheRefreetoL:entandShamrockStalls. AroonestthemanyvisitorswasnoticedMr.Frankconnor.M.L.c.,the Premier(Mr.Scaddano,Mr.Durack. ofPerth.Mr.Rose.ofKimberley. Mr.C.J.Moran,andMr.Corbett, ofKatanninc.

TheConventisgoingupquickly,andthebrickworkwillsoonbe finished.

Thewoolclipthisyearisexceedingexpectations.Theharvestthis yearshouldhearecordone.

AttheShowBanquetthePremier definitelypromisedtheLakeGrace railway,which,unlikemostnewagriculturalrailways,willpassthroughamagnificentbeltofcountryalreadyladenwithgoldencorn.

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"Doyouknowhowtodrive?"askedagentlemanridingbesideacoachman.

"Isitme?SureIdo.Wasn'tI theroanthatupsetyourhonourin aditchwhenyouwereheretwo tearsago?"

"11bydidyoubreakyourengagementwiththeschool-mistress?"

"Couldn'tstanditanylonger,old man.Theotherevening,whenIarrivedfifteenminuteslate,shetold meImustbringanexcuseinwriting,signedbymymother."

"Areyouthedefendant?"asked thejudge.

"No,Boss,"repliedtheman."I ain'tdonenothin'tobecallednames likedat.leegotalawyerhere."

"Then,whoareyou?"

"%thy,Isedegenletioin'attook dechickens."

Johnny-Athatdoesitmeantosay, "seeingthehumoroussideofthings" dad?

Father-Well,letustakeanexam1,1e.Howmanysideshasabananas'-in,forinstance?

Johnny-Two.

Father-Exactly.Andwt....elsome otheraneteesonthebanana-skin heseestheserioussideofit,and youseethehilieorousside.

Outsideitwassnowinghardand theteacherconsidereditherdutyto warnhercharges.

"Roesandgirlsshouldbevery carefultoavoidcoldsatthistime." shsaidsolemnly,"Ihadadarl-

inglittlebrother,onlyseven old.Onedayhewentoutinthe snowwithhisnewsledandcaught cold.Pneumoniasetinandinthree dayshewasdead."

Abushfellupontheschoolroom; thenayoungsterinthebackrow stoodupandasked

"Where'shissled?"

FinleyPeterDunne,creatorofMr. Dooley,wasdiningwithafriendat aNetsYorkrestaurant.Ricehirds wereserved.Thetinymorsels,picked andlean,werebroughtinuoonlarge slicesoftoast.

"Poorlittlethings!"saidthehost. "Seensashametokill'eta,ion't it?[loxdoyousupposethey0,0r murderenoughrice-birdstomakea dish?"

Dunneturnedoveraninfinitesimal specimenwithhisfork.

"Idon'tknow,"hesaid,"unless theyuseinsect-powder?"

Paderewski,thefatuouspianist, seemstohavehadanunpleasant timeinSouthAfrica,wherehiswonderfulplayingdoesnotappearto havebeenapnreciated.

Illsexperienceretaintooneofthe troublesofVivier,thefamoushornplayer,whopair!'avisittoEngland 1,-anyyearsago.

Ilehadjustcommencedtoplayat hisfirstconcertwhenLordHoughtonblewhisnose-awartrumpet, asanybotywhoeverheardhim woulddeclare.ThenoisesounnervedVivierthathecouldnotgoon andthrewupallhisengagements.

Speakingoftheaffairafterwards. heusedtosay"Ali.theEnglish Theybraveterriblenoses! Theyremindoneofthelasttrumpet!"

Apoliticaloratorinasmalltown wasabusingbitterlytrustsand niononoliesonthegroundthatallof themrobbedthepublic.

"Arewetotakethislyingdown?" heshouted,excitedly,attheendof hisLottestsentence.

Wherennonalittlemanroseupat theback-oftheballandremarked. intonesofconviction

"It'sunnecessary;thereporters willdothatpartofit."

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Itisawell-knownandmedicallyacknowledgedfactthatduringperiodsin whicbepidemicslikethatwhichis nowmakingwaragainstthepopulationofSydneyandsuburbs,itisalwaysthepersonwhoisinaweak stateofhealth,anaemic.weakin nervousforce,whosebloodisinpoor condition,andareadybreedinggroundforthegermsofcontagious disease,whofirstfallsareadilyinfectedvictim."themaninrobust health,whosepurebloodandperfect nerveforceisinitselfthesystem's safeguardagainstinfection,ismore immunefromtheravagesofsmal1oxthanthemanweakandpoorin health.Thus,thosepeoplewhohave madeitahealthcustomtotake Clement'sTonicwillfindnotonly willtheybelesslikelytocontagion, buttheywillalsoprovethatthroughthebloolbeingrichandpure vaccinationwillhavebutfewterrors forthem.

ResidentsofSydneyandsuburb' especiallyshouldnotbewithoutthis splendidnerveandbloodpurifying medicine,becauseitshealth-creating andcurativepropertiesarehousehold factsthroughoutAustralia.Ithas donemoreduringttelastquarterof acenturyinbuildingiv,finemanly constitutions,asnumberlesstestimoniesTrove,thananyotherspecific known.ItistheonegreatAustralianmedicine,uponwhichthepublic atsMutelymiles,and4hichhasstood thetestofpublicuseandcriticism. Thereisnofinerormorelargely acceptedmedicineforkeepingthe bloodpureorthesystemhealthy than'gement%Tonic.Getitto-day. AllChemistsandStoressellitthroughouttheAustralianCommonwealth.

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Nora'sfaceblanched.

(Continued.)

CHAPTERVI.-ANEWHOME.

AllthatFatherMeagher'stender priestlyheartpromptedhedidto makethetwoorphanswelcomeand happyinhishumble,butneatand cheerfulhome,andbothgirlshavingrepairedtothelittlechapel,and therelaidtheirgriefsatthefootof thesacredaltar,returnedtothe priest'snouse,atleastquiteresigned,ifnotcomforted.Therewereno moretearsonNora'slovelyface, andClare'sheightenedcolouralone betrayedherexcitedthoughts.

"SureIknowhowharditis," spokeupprettyMoiraNlognahan, FatherMeagher'snieceanddeftmaidof-all-work,amerry,impulsivegirl, whohadnocarebeyondthecharge ofheruncle'ssimplehousehold.

Shehadshowntheladiestotheir apartment,andwiththeprivilegeof longandintimateacquaintance,she hadentered,andhadstoodtoying withherapron-stringswhiletheyput offtheiroutergarments.

"Didn'tIfeeldreadfulhad,when Tighewentoffthewayhedid,"she pursued;"an'don'tIkeephopin' an'prayin'thathe'llcomeback soon,and-"Shewasinterrupted byaloudknockatthefrontdoor.

"Oh,fatherhemustnotcome herewewillsendhintwordofthe danger."

FatherMeaghershookhishead.

"IfbeisinDhrommacoholnow,as Mrs.Carmodysays,heisalreadyin thedanger;butprobablythereare thoseabouthintwhowillwatchfor andwarnhint;besidesweknownot towhatpreciseplacetodispatcha messenger.('easeyouralarm;God, whohassowellaidedandprotected himthusfar,willnotabandonhim now.Pray,mydearchild,andall willhewell."

Hebeathisbreast!noteviolently, anddroppedtoLisknees,bowinghis headtillhisfacewell-nightouched thefloor,andhisscaldingtearsmingledwithitsdust.Therewasa soundofsomeoneentering,andhastilyrising,hedeparted. Buoyant,impulsiveClare,reveling intheexpectationofbeingonce morefoldedtoherbrother'sheart, steadilyputasideeveryfearthat cameforhissafety;hehadescaped fromAustralia,hewasthereinIrelandnearthemandwhatthougha pricewasuponhisbead,andkeen scoutsabroadtosecurehim,hehad eludedthemallthusfar,andthe trustyfriendswhohadalreadyaided hintwouldeffect,astheyintended todo,hisfinalescapetoAmerica. Thusclareassuredherself,andshe wentaboutthelittlehouseassisting Moira,andchattingwithMrs.Carmodyinsuchamerry-heartedmood thatFatherMeagherstudiedallthe moretoconcealhisanxietyfrom her.

Therewashardlyneedoftheadmonition,forherheartwasincessantlysendinguppetitionsforhim aboutwhomeveryfiberofLerbeing hadwounditself,andnow,asshe turnedawaythatherfearmightnot conintunicateitselftoClare,her lipswerefaintlymurmuring:"Oh, myGod!savehim."

Moirawasequallymirthful,and Noralookedatthehappypairand triedhardnottoletthevloomof herownsad,longingheartthrow anyshadowuponthem.

hands,inthatgazeofeachintothe other'seyes,thoughnowordwas said,theirsoulsspoke,andNora'il fullheartcouldhavesobbeditselfout inveryjoy,whileCarrollwouldhave bravedagainallhispasthardships forsuchamomentofhappiness. Therewasasuddenexclamationof terrorfrontMoira,andshepointed excitedlytothewindow.Shehad beenstandingclosebesideit,listeningwithaprettyarclmesstoTighe's tenderspeeches,andsheaverredthat shesawaformflitbyit;shecould notsaywhethermanorwoman,but shewassurethattheshadowof soniconehadcrossedthepanes.No oneelsehadperceivedit,butnoone elseofthepartyhadbeenlooking inthatdirection.Alarmbecameimmediatelyvisibleoneveryface,and Norashrunkcloserto('arroll'sside, asifshewouldstrivetoprotect him,whileTigheseizedtiehat, whichhehadthrownonthedoorat hisentrance,andthrustituponhis head.

"Laveittome,father,"hesaid, turningtothepriest,"tolearnif there'saspyabout;an'doyouall goup-stairs,an'hequiettillIcome hack.Mebbeit'sonlyanotionof Aloha's,aftherall."

"Itisnot,"protestedMoira,"I sawit,and-" (Tohecontinued.,)

Withoutwaitingtofinishhersentence,shehoundeddownthestairs, andinamomenttheyheardherin excitedandjoyfulconversation.When shereturned,hereyeswereaflame, hercheeksglowingshedancedup tothetwoladieswhoweresitting together.

"Oh,Ihavesuchnewsforyou, suchnewsIbeggedTighe'smother toletmetellyou.Mr.O'Donoghue ishackfromAustralia;he'sinDrommacoholnow,andhe'llbeheretonighttoseeyouboth;an'Tigheis home;hewasathismother'sthis afternoon.oh,leyheartwillburst withjoy!"

LoraMcCarthybecamedeathly pale,andswayedforamomentin herchairasifshewouldfaint,while Clarehalfstartedfromherseatand lookedinabewilderedwayatthe speaker.Thenbothgirlsturnedand gazedateachother.Theyscented torealiseatlastthefull,gladpurportofwhattheyhadheard,and throwingthemselvesintoeachother's arms,theyburstintohappytears.

Airs.('armodygladlyaccepted Moira'sinvitationtoremainforthe evening,andunderpretenceofarrang, ingforthesecretreceptionofhisexpectedguest,leatherMeagherconcealedhisominousanxiety.Norarepairedtothechapel,theretostrive tobanishhergloomyforeboding, andtogainbyprayerthecalmshe sosadlyneeded;heroverwroughtimaginationwaslendingthewildest terrortoherfears;shesawCarroll snatchedfromherevenbeforeLe couldmakethisstolenvisit,andshe sawhimdoomedthistime,nottoa lifeofimprisonment,buttothehorribledeathofthegallows;shecaught hislastagonisingglance;sheheard thelastwordsofhisdyinglips, orriswhichtoldofhisfaithfulaffectionforher;andutterlyovercome,shesobbedaloudonthelittle chancelrailbesidewhichsheknelt. Shehadsups-usedherselfalone,for thesacredplacehadappearedtohe quitedesertedwhensheentered;but formhadbeenkneelingintherear ofthechurch.Ontheentranceof lassMcCarthy,ithadcrouchedso lowthatitcouldnotheseen;now, atthesoundofthesobbing,itlifted itselfandpeeredeagerlyforward.It wasthatofamanofslenderstature. ithaheadsunkenbetweenhisshoulders.andcoveredwithanabundance ofthick,shaggyblackhair.

Theywouldlearnthestoryfrom Mrs,carmody,TigheaVohr'smother,andtheyrepairedtothelittle parlorwheretheoldwomanexcitedlytoldhertale.Expatiatingon Tighe's"wonderfulnaturalsmartness''inmanagingtheescape,and makingmanyanamusingdigression andembellishment,shegaveatlength tbesubstanceofTighe'sstoryand shethoughtherselfsellrewarded whenbothladieskissedherandmingledtheirhappytearswithherown.

FatherMeagherenteredinthemiddleoftheexcitingandjoyfulscene, andthegladtidingsweretoldto hirebyeveryvoiceatonce.Hiskind oldeyesgrewmoistwiththeerINOtionbecouldnotsuppress,andhis delightattheprospectofsosoon beholdingtheescapedconvictwasas keenasthatofthetwoyoungardent heartsbesidehimbuthismanner wasnotentirelyfreefromanxiety; Norasawit,andshewhispered,while Aarewasengagedwith%Ira.Carmody "Youforeseedanger,father,('arrollwillincuragreatriskbycominghere;perhapsyouhaveheard somethingwhileyouwere(.nt."'

"IlyGod!-sobbedNora,confident thatshehadnolistenersaveiiim whowasinclosedinthelittletabernacle,"acceptthesacrificeIhave madeofmyself;Idonotasktohe everhiswife,Idonotasktohesparedanysufferinginthisworld,butI begTheetosparehim-beisso young,sogood.Savehimfromthis dangerthatthreatens,andthenno withmewhatThouwilt.ThouknowesthowTouchIowetohintandhishisdeadfather,hislovingsister. Oh,myGod! savehim."

Thenightforwhichsomanyhearts yearnedcameatlastitwasdark asthefaithfulladswatchingbythe coastcouldwish,anditthreatened tohewildandstormy.Thewindrose infitfulgusts,andsweptatintervalsroundanglesandthroughcreviceswiththewildhollowshriekof asoulinpain.Itwasanightto makemanandbeasthastentoshelter,andCarrollO'Donoghueand TigheaVohrbuttonedtheircoats closeraboutthem,andbenttheir headsbeforetheblast,asbothwalked quicklyandsilentlyforwardonthe roadtoDbrornmacohol.Notasound savethatoftheirownhurriedfootsteps,andthesL'riekingofthewind asitcamemadlydownfromthe mountains,brokethestillness,and thedarknesswassointensethatthey couldnotseeapaceahead. Neitherwasinamoodforconversation.Carroll,wrappedinthethoughtofherwhosememoryneverleft him,andrejoicedattheprospectof sosoonbeholdingher,forgotforthe tinieeventhefaithfulcompanionat hisside,andthedangerintowhich he'flightbehurrying,whileTighe, tooheavy-Leartedtoyieldtothe naturalhumorwhichnotroubleheretoforehadentirelysuppressed,was absorbedinhisownanxious thoughts. ThecautioussignalwhichTighe gaveatthehackentrancetoFather Ileagher'slittlehouseneedednorepetition;MoiraandMrs.Carmody hadbeenonthewatchtherealong hour,notdaringtoopenthedoor andlookforth,lestspiesmighthe lurkinginthedarkness,butthey hadremainedtolistenforthefirst soundofhimwhomtheyexpected, whileFather:Meagherandtheladies keptsimilarwatchnearthefront entrance.Thehackdoorwasopened widetoTighe'sgentletap,andAloira inherwilddelightforgotherprudenceandgaveascreamofjoy. "Whist!"saidTighe,puttinghis handoverL'ermouth,andquickly shuttingthedoor,"you'llbringthe counthryonus."

Thelistenerinthebackofthe churchstooderect,placinghishand behindhisear,asiftocatchmore surelythewordswhichfloatedto hintbutshewassilentafterthat burst,andinafewminutessheleft thechapel.

Thestrangemanwalkedforwardto thealtar;withthatpeculiar,quick, half-bendofthebodywithwhichthe Irishpeasantrecognisesthepresence oftheBlessedSacrament,hebenthis kneeashenearedthehumblelittle chancelrail,andbegantostrikehis breast.

Thepriestrepliedinaslowatone: "Acompanyofsoldiershavearrived atCasey's,andtheyseemtohebent onsomething; nowthatIhave heardaLotitCarroll'sescane,andhis inte-dedvisithere,Ifeartheirarrivalhastodowithhim."

"0God!whatbroughtmehereat all,whenIknowI'llhavetodoit; I'minhispower,andhe'llsqueeze theheart'sbloodoutofme.Shesaid inherPrayerthatshedidn'taskto hesnaredsufferingforherself,butif sheknewwhatwascomingtoherohGodhowcanIdothedirty work?"

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Thescreamhadbroughtthelittle Partyfromtheparlor,FatherMeagherfirst,Nora,whiteandtrembling intherear.

''Myownboy!homeagain.Thank God!"

Theescapedconvictwasfoldedin thepriest'sarmsclosetotheheart thatbeatwithallafather'slovefor theyoungfellowsofullofgenerous impulsesandnobledaringhecould feelthetearsofthetender-hearted clergymanasforaninstanttheir facestouched,andhisowneyeswere mistywhenheturnedtoembrace hissister.

Norastillmodestlylingeredinthe rear indeed,hertremblinglimbs wouldscarcelybearherforward butCarroll,impatienttogreether, releasedDiniselffromClareandadvancedtoherwithoutstretched arms;inthatlong,warmclaspof

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