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PROFESSION

Interested.

wy , . On St. Joseph’s Day, March 19th, a beautiful and impressive ceremony took

place in the chapel of Si. Joseph’s Acads

emy, St. Paul, Minn. Oa that occasion fourieen novices made their profession and were admitted to membership in the ¢ov- | gr gation of St. Joseph, and twenty oae

' postulante, having completed their term ot pl

bation, received for the first time the imple black babit of the sisterhood, At an early hour their relatives and

iends began to assemble, and when tne procession of clergy filed intothe sanc cary every seat, except those reserved tor the candidates, was occupied. At a yiven signal the candidates themselves utered and marched slowly up the cen- ra! aisle. Atthe head of the procession waked five jittle flower girla bearing wreaths, Then came the _ postulants iressed in bridal robes of white silk or satin, their slender forms draped in ap- propriate veils which half concealed the pouquets they carried. They were fol- lowed by the novices clad inthe black robe and veil of the sisterhood, each bearing a lighted candle in her hand. When they reached their places Mass was celebrated by Archbishop Ireland and Holy Communion administered to them. At the conclusion of the Mass the ceie- brant pointed out the beautiful lessons they should draw from the life of their patron, Si. Joseph. He laid special stress upon that true interior life of the soul which can oaly be obtained and fostered by constant com- munion with the Incarnate Jesus. They bad a nigh and holy ideal before them and tbey should strive to attain to it, not aloae for their own sake but for the sake of mankind. You cannot uplift ove portion of humanity aod bring it nearer to God with- out thereby elevating the whole race.

Henceforth they should seek God only

ind, bv employing the means placed at treir disposal for obtaining Gis grace, merit final perseverance and the reward promised to those who renounce the world for His sake.

At the closing of the sermon the posiu- lanta knelt at the altar rail and gave ex- pression to their desire to enter that high- er life of the soul which the speaker had portrayed. They responded satisfactcrily to the questions prescribed by the ritual [ sed were aczepted by the Mother Provin-

cial ia the name of the congregation of St. Joseph. They tuen withdrew to lav aside forever tueir worldly fioery acd den the bumble garb of a religious.

Then the novices approached the eltar and each one pronounced in ¢ lear ar d dis- tiact tones the vows required by the or- der. They had advanced another #t*p aloog the narrow way that lead-th to the

}] perfect life and they extinguisbed their

, lighted tapers to signify thet henceforth | their footsteps would be illumined by the chaste radiance of the Light of the world. Eich received from the hasde of the Aichbisbop a crucifix—the pledge of ber allegiance to God and her fidelity to the obligations she bad assumed.

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and they |} appeared ciud ib the sombre robea of the lhe white drapery of th | bride had been exchanged for the dark 'veil of the consecrated virgin. They | knelt for a moment to give expression to | the joy that thrilled their souls with anew life, while the Archbishop invoked upo« them the benediction of the Most High, and then retired to their places. Thus ended a ceremony truly grand and

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inspiring. During it many were visibly affected, Fathers and mothers could not

refrain frem shedding tears of joy on be- holding their deughters leaying home aad friends and conscrating their young lives to the service of God and holy religioa. Thrice blessed were the candidates whose loved ones witnessed their immolation of self at the foot of the Tabernacle. Othars, lees fortunace iu this respect but not less happy and contented, thougbt of home | avd kindred and many a heart-felt prayer for-grace and perseverange was! bourne by God’s ministering angels to the Great White (urove on high.

Among the poatulants were six young ladies from far-away Prince Edward Is- land. That sea-girt home of their child- hood held all that was near and dear to them on earth ; but they bad renounced everything for the love of Him who left His nome in heaven and came among men to teach, to sanctify, te save them.

The names of the young ladies are: Miss Mary Reid, of Alberton, in religion Sister St. Alfred; Mise Isabel Whelas, of Kildare, in religion Sister Adeline ; Mise Melvina Mclnais, of Greenmount, in religion Sister Felicia ; Mies Chri«tina McInnis, of Greenmount, in religion Sis.er Mary Augustine ; Mies Emily Mce Iver, of Kinkora, in religion Sister Mary Charles ; Miss Margaret McCarvell, of Kinkora, in religion Sister Leonora.

Among the Islanders present, besides the young ladies who accompanied the sbove-named sisters to St. Paul last December, were Rev. P McPhee, of Jamestown, N D.; Rev James M Reardon and Mr. Thos. E Callen, of St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Mion.; Mr. Charles L MecCartny, Mrs. Burke and Mre. Egan, of St. Paul, Mion. M. J.

LETTER FROM CORP. O’REILLEY.

Betmont, Sou b Africa, Feb. 12th,1900. Dear Fatues,-I have just received your Corisimas ictt-rand 1 woald like to bave more paper:, if poseible. [ write to~ day because | may not bave # chance to write ugalp fora longtime. Weare lene-

Orange Free State, and ve ere led to understand ibatvur iurtber progress is to he ioward Pretoria, in tbe Transvaal. [| expect we will get all the fightiag we want, and very likely there will be too much for some of us. For my own part I \do not expect to see eny of the friend!y messages that may be now on the way furme, 1 think it was rather uncalled forts have given publiciiy to se much of the contents of letters seat home from bere, and according to whatI have beard of them they were unnecessarily severe on come. I have been ioformed of the publicatiua of my own letter by some of the boye, bat I have oot seen tt yet xs. am for the most part stationed at adistance from them. [would like to write more for the information of my nomeous friends but being sc busy getting ready for our start we can’t make tims for writing much. My opini n is that ic may be some months before we return from our present destination. My health is good, thank God, and with an sffectionate re- membrance for yourself,[ ask you to convey my most gretefui thanks to the many friends and acquaintances who [ leara have been making kindly enquires

for me. : Josera O'REL LY.

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For tne Musers.—The minera of Sprioghiil are to publish a paper in the in- terest» of the miners of Nova Scotia.

To Assist Emtcrants.—A fund has been siarted at Winnipeg to enable Ice- landers to em‘grate to Canada in the epriog. It bas reached the $5000 mark.

Sam Joxes’ Wary.—Atone of the West- ern Chautauquas thie summer Sam Joses was delivering an address. Near the front of his audience sat three young women who were trapped ou: in full suits of bright red. They were inclived tobe considerably disorderly, much to the die- comfort of the speaker. Wheu patience ceased to bea virtue the dirtinguisned evangeliet paused, looked over the andi- ence, and pointing to the three fair dis- turbera, asked: “Do any of you farmers own these three red heifers? If so I wish you would take them out, they are giving me a heap oftiouble.”

“ Prevention 1@ the beet biidle.” You can prevent sicknese and cure that tired feeling and bleod humor by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

} —The Free moned “te meetin April.”

—The leading Japaneee newspapers cordially endorse the Empero’’s measage :o Queen Victoria, congratulating Her Majesty On the British successes in South Africa.

State Raad has been sum- Where?

— Puerto Rico is said to be short of food that it will “require 500 tons of food sup- plies weekly until further notice,in propor~ tions of 4-7 rice, 257 beane and 1-14 each of bacon aud codfish.”

—The best Irish war story we have heard is that of the old woman with ason in the Connaught Rangers, who was asked how the boy was getting on. “Sure,” she replied, “and iv’sa bhrath ofa time he’s havin’—sbooting Prohatestants all day long, and nivira soul to interfere wid him.”

—A epecial correspondent of the Lan- don Times at Bloemfontein, telegraphing oa Thursday eays: “Yesterday Mr. Kruger issued a proclamation annexing the Free State to the Transvaal. Mr. Steyn immediately issued a counter pro- ciamation declaring the Free State intact.” It is evident that the leadere are not pull- ing togethers

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

L’Impartial: “The French people of Prince Edward Island are saved. The Pioneer has taken them under its protec- tion.

Toronto Star: Ard now it is likely that the Irish question will be considered frem an entirely new view-point and re- sults may come as quickly as a buret of sualight clears away the mist.

Vancouver Worl:, B C.: The Canx adians were only prevented f-om carrying Cronj:’s laager at the point of the bayonet by imperativeorders. This i« the story of Bateche over again, with the difference that at that engagemem they broke away and carried the position.

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