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fADVr.]— Hop Bitters strengthens, builds up and cures continually, trom the first dose. Be sure and see. Dressmaking Department. — Mrs. Carter is now making Dresses for 12s. 6d. If kou have hitherto been unable to get fitted properly, give us a trial. Perfect fit. Newest styles. Satisfaction guaranteed. Splendid New Stock of Dress Materials and New Dress Trimmings. A reall good article supplied at the lowest prices in the city. Carter and Co., Ready-Money Drapers, George Street, Dunedin.— [Advt.] If we are to believe a reverend graduate of Trinity College Dublin, named C. H. H. Wright, that institution deserves the epithet godless just as much as do the Queen's Colleges. Mr. Wright in a recently published pamphlet says :— '* It cannot any longer be taken for granted that the Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, are believers in Divine Revelation. If report be true, some of them do not believe in the existence of a personal God. There are Professors in the University who are reasonably suspected of Agnosticism, if not of Atheism, It is impossible, however, to demand the dismissal of a Fellow or Professor on the ground of any erroneous opinions he may hold on religious questions, and it would be highly undesirable, eyen if it were possible, to prosecute any University teacher for sceptical views. But it is a lamentable fact that many Btudents " unlearn " at Dublin, as well as Oxford, the religious principles in which they were instructed at home. There exists in Trinity College what is virtually a propaganda for sceptical views, and too little effort is put forth on the other side in order to stem the tide of infidelity among the students. The church should awaken to a comprehension of the true state of affairs." This is a pretty state of things to exist in an institution originally founded largely to be a bulwark to the •• reformed " Church : but Catholics at least will not be surprised at it.-^ Nation,