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The Clinton News-Record, 1907-09-05, Page 5T"• k,�' w r ,• .► ._ - - is • rt MOL.SONS BANK 1 t/T•llT EY AOT OF PARLIAMENT ISS. 414081ilkSip $3,305.1140,00 RelFerVel Fund $3,305,840.11O MAD 0P1F03, MONTREAL DIRT TARS: WM. : "�-,:;, N i.$+dPf BRSO T .. . President IL'. $ + " , : Vice -President W, i►c. Ba J. P. Cleghorn. H. Markland Tolson, Js I+t.O, O. Renshaw, Wit in. O.•Mclntyre• Jaime e(Vsno "4. El. Areaperp, spactor.OhlW. et w 14 O iataan, Saporta - w. . r a*opbeil,; Assistant Inspectors, 8AYII� Rt WOW IMPARTMENT PARTMENT Deposits 01$i.op and upwards received an 4 L * " v tl �reent, rowdate of delve% compounded 4 tree a rear T ON .even Mall branches of i! arnera' basilisks. dole 40,14 Cilaqq sr *0U0sW4enfavorabag4crrav, • . ..w C. E. DOWDING, Manager • OLINTQN • .+#'t ' '" :#f + .,......,...i...,.„.....,„........b...,..................... ItoGoliegiote Jostitut . •. $ --,,.--,,,,,,,,,, ESTAII.!Sl1ED 1866 RE -OPENS SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1907 The following courses„ of study are offered $ .- { The Commercial Course .: The general E rli h Course., (c)' The `Teachers' Course; (d) The University Matriculation Course. The Teaching Staff For 1907-08:; A. P. QUNDRY, B. A.,t: Honor Graduate Toronrto University. Specialist in Natural Science, . J: W. TRBLkA,VBN, 13, A„ - Honor Graduate Toronto University, Specialist in Clas'aics. MISS g. R. DSLMAGE,B. A. Honor Gradfate McMaster 'University, Specialist in Mathematics; c5i r sty, P !' arae . . I~MMEhftsoN ll;. BALL. B. A., HonorGraduate Toronto.University, Specialist in English a d a r ua es d en n 3►i'i . . TJn MISS 1; MOIR S eciali Specialist n.0 stein! Subjects. r cram t p ] For further information parents and student's are're nested: to a - q P• plyrt to Principal Gundry. M. M cTi3 . ' $ Rev. C. R. Gonne,. M.A.: See. C. I.'Board. Chairman 6.`1. 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Shaw, Principe', Yon and Gerrard Ste., Toront', Canada. n Heir, , . Ra Nortpgraires Celebrate4 His Golden 4Jubliee On Wednesday,, *he. 88th first., the Golden Jubilee of the Rev, G. R. Northgraves was celebrated with Wi- lma! eclat by the congregation of St. .lave' church. Seaforth, and the priests of the cijooese of London, to- gether with a cumber of prleate of other dioceses of 3atario .and the 1J. iited .States, 38 in number, who joined in -thus honoring that Rev. gentleman on the fiftieth anniver",nary of hia or- dination to the Catholic priesthood. The ocea.sion was a memorable one,• as but few priests Survive to compleattai so long a period of service in the •tive ministry }. nevertheless Father Northgraves ice •Still engaged • therein and is quite vigorous for his years. He was ordained by Bishop Farrel, the first Bishop of Hamilton, In Sb. Michael's Cathedral, .. Toronto, to- gether with twoother priests. bath of whom have- been dead for many. years Thesewere the Very Rev. F. P, Rooney, of x'oronto, and the Rev, P Berdou,. of Cayuga. The celebration began with solemn High Mass, sung by Father, North - graves. the Jubilarian, 'at 9.80 a, m. He was assisted up the Rev. Fathers M. J. Brady and Donald McRae as deacon and subdeacon respectively. The Rev. 0, J Downey officiated as master 01 ceremonies. : There waS a very good attendance of the people of the parish, notwith- ,standing that comparatively few Gan absent themselves from their lab. r onworking days, ' His Lordship Bishop McEvay, • London.. was to • 4,avd'• preached, bu ho was unavoidably, • absent through sickness. The Rev, D. P. McMenamin, P: P. of.Lucan, ascended the pulpit after the Gospel r nd delivered an el- •:oquent and impressive sermon on "The , es b Priesthood." , making reference to the effectivework of the Jubilari an' during his: fifty years of incum- bency of that •sacred office. Melly more priests arrived ed bythe 12.45train ani t r the a L h art And a t1 o'clock p.. m. the visiting 'clergy to» gcthex with 'Judge B. ' L. ?oyle, of Godcrich; .• partook of 'a'substtantial banquet in .honor of, the occasion. Addresses . were : rev F.F-from the is of- priests the diocese and from the people of Seaforth parish, each ot which was accompanied by •a well filled• purse. • The address of the 'prrents was read by - Rev.. -T=.- J,•-Alyward rector -of 'St. Peter's gathedral, London, - the purse• •being presented by Rev. T. J. West, of St. Thomas. The address of the people of Seaforth parish was. read by J. L', Killoran, barrister, and the purse presented by Robert Devereaux, Sr. . ` Addres of the`'"atholics of the•, par- ish of Seaforth, Ont., to Rev. G.. R. Northgraves on . the oeeasion of his golden jubilee to the priesthood Aug. 28th..19G'i. Dear Reverend Fathers:="We the Catholics .of the parish of• Seaforth, desire to add our;. `most. affectionate. .congratulations to those which ` will reach you, from 'so ` many quarters,; during. the .celebr•ation ;of your•gol(len ' It is fittingthat • \ oh ea. occasion such as this, we should pay the tri - bete of our praise tothe many ser Vices you have .rendered •our' holy re- ligion, during the fifty 'years of your priestly. life. .orsakingthe- pleasur- ers and 'attractions of a.. worldly• car- eer in your early youth,,you selesfted a humble , place in •the vineyard of :the Divine Master. 'rhe' records of ::those distant 'years ;peak eloquently of your zeal, and... devotion,. From the', far=.oil days' of your pious labors in St ,1ichaei's, : College, all 'through the varying stages ,of halt a century, the kindness 'of your • fatherly heartnever wavered. 'No harsh words ever greet- ed themo st erring g soul, but covering all his faults with the • ,mantle of .sweet 'charity,' you led ,him gently - to the :feet of 'his loving Saviour.. ' There • are a , few still amongst icy, who.can rememb>4 r the Ion - on g g e -clays oT tie fifties; when as priests life was a life of hardships and untiring. toil We have in retrospect the years when a . parish extended. for more than •a hundred` .> Miles. a .en h comforts were few, and. the scattered parishioners needed the most vigilant care. The diocese ase has many priests in it to -day who .wete not • born when you dear father, offered your young 'life,, with all its hopes. and ambitions,' With its exuberance of' energy andits wealth of ability, to rhold ' aloft, the lamps .of Faith and Truth: Those ,who set for- ward with you lovingly and cheerily; on: the: journey, looking with eager eyes into .the 'sanetificd future, have •one by one dropped ` away from your side. Now the laborsof half a ccn- tury, lie behind like a .golden 'sunset, and we stand and 'see the glory from the hill , .Oh I., the Wove ' and honour we owe the veterans of our holy church—bhose .;rand old 'men who stood the • storms • of less liberal age; • fought firmly for the privileges. we now enjoy, and whose sacred lives. are crowned with garlands of human souls. In token of our appreciation of your long and arduous servioa3 in the. church! and as a mark of our respect and love, we ask your acceptance, dear Father. of tho accompanying gift.' We pray that God will spare you in health and happiness for many years yet, and -when your time comes to give up the heritage' of life, . may Heaven's eternal tear be gouts, • The Parish. of Seatorth. ' 1857-1907 Address of the priests of Londoo Diocese to the lion. George. R. Northgraves on the occasion of the Golden. Jubilee of hie ordination to the priesthood. ' Rev, and Dear Pother We, your brother priests, take ad- vantage of 'the present occasion t' offer you .our congratulations and most . cordial wishes on this the fiftieth anniversary of your ordina- tion to the holy priesthood. The presence of your Litany brother priests here to -day testifies In terns most emphatic to the high esteem in which you are held. The recollection of this day fifty years ago 'must be to you a source of joy mingled with Sadn as, joy for the greatest day of your life, a d sad mezuories of dear :Wends who have long since gone to their eternal re. ward. .But look up, faithful Soldier at fifty years service in the work of our Div- ino Master. The sun ot your life hike not et salt. The lamp has been long burning, but xts light is still strong. and bright. Fifty years at the altar of God ' Fifty, yearn in the vineyard of ,the Lord 1 What a harvest, what a re- ward 1 What a fund. of consolation is at your command when you reflect on the great good you have Achieved. •You have, indeed, done much good service to religion by your labor in several parishes during the hall cen- tury of your priesthood. In addition 70 this, •you have written and publish- ed a work *hick is 'the only .complete answer to the arch -infidel of the nine- teenth century, and a.most convincing prood of your success in 'tills is -the fact that -neither Col. Robert Inger- soll nor any of his .followers ever ate tempted' a reply thereto. 'This work will remain- a perennial monument- to your zeal and ability in defending. re• veaied Truth .aid the Christian Re- ligion against the assaults ot various adversaries, 'This' has been especially the case during the • last twenty years while you edited the "Catholic Re- cord'r•of London, , While plodding along in your own earnest and humble way,: with no arms but your ,crucifix and your faith, little did you think to know of the great -good yoli were conferring on the erring, and the turbulent waters of discord and doubt you were calm- ing. Your years Of Study have More than re o c n' m ae a'c e d A. bythe rich alar- P p. dance of ;good derived from, your fruit- ful efforts. No warrior of old ever stood before his king more honored or niore richly • ;attired than you to- day: The purity if y ou 1 hurt, your humility and charity at all. times, as well asyour untiring zeal for the sal- vation of souls. are God's shining lights in;your'priestly life. Pause, brave knight, honored -priest of diocese our e P ase a n 'this• your Golden Jubilee, and rest awhile. Lookup to HeaVen with joy 'o nd g. titu d e tor Goal has spared ; ou long, ;and' • bless- ed you ,with His choicest gifts.:_ -On -behalf -of= our worthy—Bishop-- and the priests of London Diocese, we ask you to acceptqthe'assurance of our love, and the •• accompaning purse.. as a mark of our 'best wishes• Mid congratulations. Praying God . to bless you with many more' years of --peace and hap-, piness, we remain fraternally. The. Priests: of 'London Diocese. Seaforth. Aug. lath, 1507. Reply to the. Congregation Dearly, , beloved •friends, _ `1 have heard with mien emotion. the reading ofyour address to ' nie on this sQlefnre occasionof the golden .Jubilee of my ordination to 'the: priesthood of . the• Catholic ;church. You 'have praised . • my work during. the 'fifty years :of my priesthood.• and 1 presume that daring that long per- iod this work bas really: been ;of some value to'•religion. , it could scarcely be otherwise for the labors of. ; a priest 'honestly 'fulfilled can scarcely -be overestimated asthe priests • are called in holy:. scripture,. the ' ministers and ambassadors . of: Christ:, the dry- pensprs of :His mysteries, God's Coad- jutors, the : beara;rs of good things. 1 know that in many. things I have failed in'.. being what, a model priest should be. and I am conscious. to my- self that I; have Mallen far .short; of ti.. what I should. _,axe been as a ` priest of God.: but you nave in your kind- ness and benevolence attributed to me qualities beyond ' what I possess: This is the consequence o u t your charity : and • good -will; and your re spect for the charity and -good-will, and your respect for the , priestly • of- fice. I therefore regata wha'i' oa have safe rather as a description nf- what I should he than of what I have actually, been, and •I thank yo. sincerely,for the kind wishes: yon have expressed i eV regard,.ani here I will say orthe priests of this. parish of Seaforth that of all the parishes in have performed which I priestly functions, ', think•there' is not olio :'in which. I have found a more -thoroughly cad devotedly Cath- olic spirit •and more earnest piety than I have discovered here, I' thank you lialso,.., dear. friends, •for the.' enerous Kift yeti - hava m ade me on this the fiftieth anniversary of my ordination, which I will value more on account of your heartfelt. kindness: than for . its • intrinsic value, and above all, I ask you to .pray for me that I may be, a worthy priest at the altar. or God while I live. as I also will pray. for you that you may con- tinue to" be zeaIoUs in .the cause of God. and in proinating the interests of religion—even es you have done' in the past -and may the almighty and merciful . God rrom whom all good gifts ate derived. • Shower. Upon you his choicest blessings, spiritual and• temporal." Reply to the .Address of the Priests: -Very •Rev. and itev.4entlemen,—"I rise with, muck diffidence in myself to reply to tho very Kind. sentiment you have expressed be the :Altera . you have just read to Me on this aus. picious ocoition. ' Fifty years ago, when I was called to the holy order of the priesthood, which was conferred upon me by Bis- hop.,Farrel, the first Bishop of Ham- ilton in St: Michael's Cathedral Tor- onto. 1 eras an active young man but to -day I have upon me more than the span et years allotted AS 't rt.neral rule to mankind, according to the prophet of God, As your kind address says'', the mem- ory of the intervening -years is, ot Mingled aotr and sorrow, I hav& dur- ing that lengthened period encounter- ed many true and staunch Mends, whose memory is still green ',vie:h tre,. and will always »e fresh in me mind. But tic friends of my younger days have, for -the ',•lost part, paid the debt of nature and are gone to a lfet• ter world. 1. THE EXPERIENCE OF MANY WOMEN Demonstrate -Beyond All Cavil • That Pe-ru-nes is a Safe and Useful Household Re. , a ei , Read Whet the Women Sio Chronic Hoarseness. Mrs. Delia 0. Cameron,, Healdsbnrg,. Cal., member Daughters of America, Writes: "Having tried many : remedies for chronic oatarrh'of thebronchial• tubes, and not receiving any; benefit, .I Degan to think there was no help forDme'until Ibegaato use Perms. . Ina short time -the a bronchial tabes pecan to clear, I did not have that 'frog in my tbrdat' continually, my voice was not nearly .so liuslry, aid- the wheezing noise'disappeared. • "twits soon, able to believe that.! was entirely free frorn catarrh, and as .this was 'se r months al mo the agor :Ido not believe that it will return," • ' The above group of women could be multiplied by ten th6nsand without reaching the number that have been helped by, taking Pernna. Catarrh of the Stomach. Mise Emily it Roe h, y 914 Michigan an A e g , Sheboan' yg , Wis., writes; "I can heartily recommend Pernna for catarrh of the stomach. 1' had tried many things which: did me no good and as a last resort I got a bottle of Poruiia.. "I only regret that/ did not try it be= fore I forced so much bad stuff into my stomach. It h as entirely cured are and as a preventative I always keep a bottle in the house. "I gladly recommend it to all who are afflicted as was." ' A Wasting Disease. - Mrs. Roza Tyler, 6210 Madison Avenue,Chicago, 111:. Vice 'President .Of the Illinois Woman's Alliance; writes: • • "During the past year 'I gradually lost'fieli and strength until I •was unable to perform my Work properly. I tried different remedies, and finally i'ernna: was suggested to me. "Itgave me new life and restored my strength,. I cannot speak tot highly of it." 4.; • Bronchial nG flil Catiarlrb.. Mrs, Wm. lEIohmann, 569 hi', Paulin:!.' St., Chicago, I11., varier: "I suffered with epttarrb of the bronchial tubes and bad a terrible'. cough ever since a child. when a eh,. It wan snpposetl r>2.2 Irkoopini l or the croup, but as I got older wored. o . Aftera hi' w ie1 it foto Utiti hictt6" cough both winter., and suniifi83', nally burst a blood vessel in my throat from the strain of coughing, next a blood vessel in my stomach, so I. -kept getting worse and doctoring, and epees. then could get no relief. ' I wentto a dispensary for- . tre treatment. ea ts. but it all done me no good. At night I could never lie ening back. I would sit upuntil two or three o'clock in the morning before i could close my eyes., Then of course, I thought, and every- body else that I hid consumption. "Reading the papers` about Perna 1 " ' decided to try it without the : least hope 'that it would dome any good. But after taking three bottles I noticed a change. My appetite got better, so I kept,•oay never got discouraged. "Now L can lie on my back and sleep .... all night, arid you may well think how thankful 1 am for Perunu." Youhave praised ;beyond measure what you consider' to have ,been my good works, and passed the veil of oblivion . over ,all riy faults; which I fear might'. outweigh.' my good deeds. I hope to learn front your kindness a like, lesson of charity towards others,' and during the :yesi sd of life vVliich may stili pe allotted too me; `to per severe hi the: path 1 should follow, that fray remaining days . may :.• be spent in doing . such good as • it .may be possible for me to .accomplish. I thank you' all, Rev, gentlemen, for. o unvar in ood. ill and the v'd` the w e e i yg,i; , ences of sincere friendshipI have al ways experienced,; from you, and es- pecially for your kindness in coming. here to -day to assist m- ,_the celebra t no- golden jubilee, -.at o f m I n:and forthe i d g Y handsome present von have spontan- eously made to me to mark the oc- casion, • I will cherish all : this as. so . 'many evidences' of your good :.will towards. me, and I ask you to ' pray for: me that I may continue to des rve that good will hereafter, even more than in 'the past.. ' While returning . thanks to the Priestsof—our .rwn _df imcese-.-ton their_ 'kind expressions • of affection, I must also say- that I am es ocially gr es e - ful to those from the sister dioceses who have made heat sacrifices and taken great pairs in coming from points to -offer their congratula- tions to me on this occasion. ' I will not forget to • remember you in my prayers, and in the holy sac- rifice of the Mass so long as I . may be able to offer to Almighty God that sacrifice of adoration . and'impetr ration, and • • I .nake bold to ask you to do the same for hie.' In s t . vCorcoran' conclu ion, he Re . P.'. Made a brief address in which he, thanked the' Ilsi.tdng clergy for hav- ing attended the Rev, Father North - graves' ' Jubilee. He . wcicotfied them to Seaforth, and expressed the hope that they would again before long honor the Jubilariaii and himself with other visits, for they might rest as• sured that they would always receive a hearty welcome. Marrie ges HILLL-CARTER-Ab the residency 01. the bride's ; erents in Hulletb on Sept: 3rd, by Rev. Mr.' Currie, Elizabeth, • daughter of 'Mr. John Carter. to George W. Hill, tort- ` erly of ,the }Baso Line, Goderich township, but now of Taber, Al- berta. Berta. CASSELS--CiilClx—At the Ont. St. parsonage on Sept. 4th, by Rev. W. 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