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A poet sighed for a new theme
On wish to write a la7 ;
Tice ere wife for a new hat
To wear on Easter day.
The path swore and tore his hair -
No theme came to his mind ;
And Om poet's wife with last years
lift~
esigasil to be resigned.
Olt, the years still roiling onward,
eXltll thiel' filer rtlltre ,L, -s4
strolling dlretie"
From the desert to the shore
With no heart-throb. " It 4 finished."
Breathing In the solemn strain ;
\o triumphant, " He l• risen."
Ringing out In glad refrain!
re,. the motile that crops la dark i l
rah, the depths of hums woe!- -
eh, the sighing of the craptives,
For the rest they sae not know !
oh, the fruits that are not gathered!
Oh. the seeds that am *01 sown I '
eh. the ,Meares that might have clue -
Where the tare alone have grown 1
s inn, the nations that have never
Heard this glary (Yat for aye
!lax beesag down the ages
Till we I Ft ell. to -day :-
How the Lord of life and glory
Has coons down to sinful men
How He brings the lost and wan-
dering
To His Father's house again.
1 the Nagler calls, what answer
Klee we esake Him. or what plea T
Owe we dined nod hid the talent
That He claims with usury T
1( the Lord Modoid ke risen.
Unto tae He melees no plea
We must sand our Easter lilies
Tn the lands beyond the sea.
we met send them. though their
beauty
Be to nine as Iacanss sweat.
And tinter fragrance 111& iter ointment
Ones blessed Mas/are fest,
f tom the Lord le risen.
What to Hint oan sweater be
Than *0 seat our precious 1111es
To His garden o'er the sea
-Mrs. & S. Herrick In "Odward."
*A1?RR DAT.
•Christ is Risser The toms of The
children of Mom
Dar
of
tete_ ft to rYeon. aid byTbo yHis
De glemi an an
anon d oar r'rend. a*o. atwar
*s
Oa good lorettny, as we stood
armed the cam gasieg uTp.mand
our
ntsonbered that tabs had nailed
was tholepin we mould have
rno pusher mud d *0lt
mitelove us.
Mist
for
lo
ism with the
e7• Cifih Sa -1111104Mquerer over
tn.
Near d mean hem
h e rid f4jy ser Marls Minnie
'hem, gromag kesre, b$ Mises
a0teelsatad for se to -day.
�Wesa tie el ChrMt'sf1 rwar-
e life
thstlwddd harm bees & andawtlb*0 our
rem
keeps -D: hie midi Ily da.yt ia�
We Now
nine.
"tho�b>d � sires two thowlthts *ow
tetil alt which ire
ts
nart ala 11, h our iftee
is risen • we must
alio tt rasa Death is not tie end of
begfeahlg..Ai Obi'Ies
on
third lana from the gravet
1110;so shall tar atle kat day, Its again
ofsod LsJlcn M Martial life --a IUs
ja a tee of .arrow. Thmi 1s
the tiles myrmidon the p(adgs
hod sapormie. or oar own.
f j% there le aRsr {tnre srraotlob
the or J=jaJ' Y rktion 'films
Wilt again hodn�w a , a Mist
With4 Marl Iliaewr��"sIt �u lairsba rim
In
to
Uri �* 'IeIR (clie 1 which
aye above, .r. MAO INs{b on the
*ilhtMlf d h(110d."ea
dA." Oyu ems Mid be
'*icer eves, W. stye OM be satisfied
b r'erlb tis are kid We mut
bit working by day to draw shear
waver iO. desk Jere
our natio ( 10 sat crit hearts,
011 wow above, not
on fah amok,
Tb• lee Is a Moo IMsy
ChMb7 th5 b Ohne ���e acs
filn sow ingilmis oak and WWII wtth
arwger et 1We. sed beteg rlr-
In _-eneM tel 'nom els to urate
He 1. Net Sere" !v le *dao.
i,lt, the darkness of the valleys
Where no Eem .r Wier grow'.
elf, the shade/is on *be hilWdee
That n e &else thins know !
Uh, the mists epos the rivers.
Sweeping onward to the sem,
Bringing yet fides or token
Of the earth's great jubilee.
?*S Raur*R o1111'\RIwe.
SiI'sewers wares baric m of tin 014
Pae*0essa Omsd.
The Weeks Easter 0d1erkle for
11110 ntNeu.-1.Madd of the rwilsia-
ifk mud
(a
of Mt
b year. sone (tier
ef Miter_/belie with (1r
to
herd. treplring soca * 0Mltor
r"21111 kr the Swell.
Tile Net of elleareatg wide& racy
lit and ter this ID Maim" Mittenfluitiliers, ohne
. ti"n r1i
-le tail, _
.I dale ear
be
yah
ter �.: -, , it (ilei a
to hold one or two 121102111101 MLr
Cutlass pelt boxes. with theater►
cot, whlcb rang dlagooally instead
of horlttent&Uy, as heretofore. aro
quite a charming feature this MOM
sea.
8malt chariots d bisque, designed
to holo it bunch of violets. forma -
mu -note or Other .bort-stewmed
flower. aro among the comities.
¶o-`*bLch a rt0000thbrush rite snot Y.
resden chine.
are useful as well as ernamen I.
and will doubtless find their way to
the. toilet tables of many of our
delwtantes.
Rookwood vases and flower bowls
are attractive, while Jardlnler'ee fes
ileo Easter lily are beautUall7 de-
corated and of shape totally differ-
ent from those of Iagt year.
White leather memorandum boob,
daintily bound and edged with ell -
ver, are exceedingly attractive. Jap-
anese gongs are quite new and very
quaint.
Fall vase. of opalescent glass are
most appropriate for the 11oottilgg
stemmed,graceful graful Easter Illy. whl)e
there can be me gift quite o appro-
priate or so highly appreciated by
every me as the royal Easter Illy
itself.
BAITS* l* HDKOARY.
Muter taswday a Pertna&te Day for
Kseriagea
Some of the most curious Easter
observances prevail In Hungary, the
home of dance and song. Mise Janke l
Frankel. a singer w10 was beard tp
opera last winter In Philadelphia
nal other cities. gives as interest -
Mg account of the strange eniftoms
of her native land.
Passion Weak, as a whole, is gen•
orally very quiet, almost no social
functions taking place. Its prom-
inent feature Is the pilgrimage to
the of the sacred uhrines. Devout
pensions In both town and country
join In the pilgrimage, and every
village through which the proem -
sloe passes adds lie quota to the pli-
g rlmage, 'The Journey Is taken
fasting. as far as possible. only
bread and water sufficient to pre-
serve from absolute exhaustion be-
ing Indulged In.
Qn Uond Friday a life rise image
of the Christ M carried to the prin-
cipal church by a premol oe of
haste•, and there remains until
Easter. attended by soldiers. wbo
stand mationiese as statues. On
Easter Monday the worshippers
pleas offering, of money at the
test of the woad Image. Easter
morning I. greeted with tokene of
somewhat similar to our
hrlstmas. all the windows having
wreathe of flowers or leaves.
Oue of the prettiest observances of
the day 1s a preo.wlon of young girls
In svelte, carrying branches of green
trees. following the clergy In their
robes and the acolytes with a hugs
glidsed crest After the white robed
g irls Dome the vHlaarra,
The man interest ng endow. how-
ever. le that known as "watering, -
which °rents on Easter Monday and
Tuesday. Men go out armed with
wafer In betel/ism pitcher* and throw
it on the -rouser sowers the meet in
the village streets mem they
even call at the houses and greet the
girls who Dome to the door. The odd
part of it la that the more thoroughly
drenched the vitims are the bettor
they are Measled as K brings them
leek. In the cited the mann hue been
gradual!!l refined m that gentlemen
oaorlmo�fetlsmselves with bottles of
TDle "watering" rite la acid to be
known In no otbercountry. and its In-
Mkttwtloth La aserMlsd to ono of the
*ponies It ti pauMbly a perversion of
the rite of kaggeon
Toone Wo01111 leiallete en Tuesday,
and the isrtlther swains often find
themselves Sasephr001dl7 drenehed so
they out a bones or drinking foot.
Erei Monday 1. the Hungarians'
favorite wedding day. ma It is forth:: mord that It le eapeolaily fortunate
for ma rrt��asa -tied tie preset* are
menally kept huay that day. The feet
of the week ls filled with ane{al m-
ains. *ad the quiet of the rigorously
observed Lent Is felly Atoned ter.
Med Priday.
The palm breadth's 11. stsattered,
Moog the dotty str0st.
And Wink with DOM turtle
Trod dawn by careless feet ;
&o Is.* they waved 1n *humph
DAf • lhld ill tee way.
Now scat glade begotten
79ny within whore they may
Mantel aro tic-.siidree'e toiaM.
In er1*1Ni4 tber wait ;
th
A OnSiOe
the Ing
Where 'mask the groes-1»am (heavy
pts wog tern that* low.
9'be gee d &orrery*" eoweth.
With wean' daps rad row.
Ab. wet.. of woe trenaomwReg-
Jail 12 $a e1reflgth to bear,
OhNo tn� e a_�
-44 Om
At that wNdlt*tioa,
he bitter la its pale,
Behold earth's heaving b011001
By angehlh rent to twain.
Oh. Medea of der sinning.
Laid on the (Anise One.
Golgotha's haunting whom,
Tell bow the died was dans,
ink! is the tomb's embracing.
The soldier gssed Is grim,
The gape of kraal Meth
Within those shadow* dime
The shrieking crowd le spent,
Tbelr Mimi rap saddled.
Slum an the first Good Friday,
Our fee'd M cructlled.� .,..
DYtee Witless.
Cigna egjr ado lied with Diwey's
portrait.
Pretty 111t1e roosters fastened W
Aawrtca'r /Weld.
Hage glass eggs coutalning minis
tare war ships.
Belts made entirely of . circular
mtalaturee of 1'. 9. naval and milt
tary heroes
Hatpin,, with little gut .,bickenr
perched on top.
Chatelaines with peacock feathers
ornamenting the top.
White silk pin cushion, made rep
rsplapat swans
Aluminium -covered engagement
books with a rural scene on esoll
olds.
A down egg shells joined together
with .ilk ribbon. each shell repre•
routing a mouth of the year. the
dater being printed with red ink.
The Thorn and the Robta.
The Saviour, bowed beneath the crus,
Toned up the weary 1,111,
While front his awmlzttig brow
Ilan many a crl sioouu rill.
Tho brawny Raman thrust him on
With unrelacttith . hand.
P01. ligheIng slowly ;mid the crowd
'He waft (fiat the .rind _
morlalhday'ng nacre
That I
Flattered around and strove te wrench
One angle thorn away.
The cruel slake impaled his breast.
And thew. 'tis sweetly said,
'11* robin has his silver vest.
Tncarn dined with red'
Ale Jew ! Jam! Prince of Peace.
M7 dolour and my sigh.
Reveal the lemon taeght by this
Winged 'Menne) of the skies,
L to the palace of delight,
Or caverns of despair,
Rave plucked no thorns from Throw
brow, -- -
But planted thousands there!
The Perpetual Promise.
All through the lily erfutgt•,I sir
'1hr Celli' of Eastei, •Chtlme
With pardon for our sin sick souls.
The even and 'seventieth time.
Hasten while bells of promise peal.
While surpllced cherubs Ring.
Lay on the altars of our Lord
Contrition's offering. _
The rare p.A holism atom et
faith,
0, Christ, the crucified.
Will show 'twits not In vain ,,for UI
A loving Saviour died.
If any earthly n
,friend for .
In Jeopardy had stood,
Ah, would we have to pleat( and beg
For our poor gratitude?
And must the King of Heaven gee -
(h Buffered He In vain.
Upon sad Calvary's cruel cross,
With all it mortal's pain?
Oh, lay sin'■ heavy burden down ;
He died that we might live.
He'll bear the crnes, and Rend a
peace
The world can never give! •
GAMINE 1I8I AT LEI
Annual Rowing of the Univer-
sity Race To-day.I
FIRST VICTORY IN TEN YEARS
Putney, England, March 25. -Tho
fifty-sixth &mesal boat race between
rrrwe representing the Enivereltles et
Oxford anti Cambridge was rowel to-
day over the 'seal enure. from Put-
ney to Mortlake, a distance of about
four nod ons -quarter miles, and was
won by Cambridge. for the first time
in ten year*. 'flie official time was
21 minutes. 4 seconds. Cambridge now
has twenty-four nut of the fiftyy-fix
races rowed to her credit. The light
Wines (Cambridge) were the favorites
In the betting, the odds being 11 to 4,
though this was regarded an extrava-
gane The crews were sent oft at
12.58 p,m. Cambridge. winning the
toss, took the Surrey nideof the river.
which, with the fresh wind blowing,
gave the light bluest it decided Cambridge at once assumed n slight
lead, which had increased to one end
a quarter lengths at the ('raven steps,
about five furlongs from the start.
Just beyond that point, however, Ox-
ford began drawingup, and at the
Crabtree wharf was level hvlth Cam-
bridge.
At Hammersmith Bridge one tulle.
five lurlong,, and one hundred yards
from the starting line, Cambridge
had again as*hwed the lead by half
a length, which was Increased to ten
and it halt lengths at Thownyrroft.
three miler from the start.
Thence Cambridge continued her
position. rowing a flee. steady stroke,
while Oxford /splashed badly and wee
evidently distressed. When the light
fence reached Barnes' Brklge, three
miles, four furlongs and thirty yards
from the start, they were four
lengths ahead, and the race wsa pled-
Ueally over, for the dark blues of Or-
ford worn gning to pieces said rowing
anyhow. The Cashel 40 crew fin.
Weed st four tenet s ahead of owe fell
(rzfoed 1ti1'o of the Orford err � president „tiered to her
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PRESERVATION OF THE HOME
%OAy Swift in Ike Monitor.
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1u f,1_ 1s., S of QWf alovet. psnly toot. forood w pat and earu their
Ilv-
keen e0 and the wide dUfu- lug. Az wag IN 'Whop) life 1s over
'teen of lealewledge that portal's to
every deportment of huwan exlrtenoe
It le the duty of Intelllgeut men and
good oltsssa .lp to watch the trend
d public seatheent, d the stational
act:vltl.s. ',bother aoasl. io tical or
religious. 1t is a duty every thinking
man owes to religion, to ihs State
&ILI to the family. Tho tawny 1. the
unit of the Stats; the state the ag-
gregatina of all the tannins (a niched
lu the eeuettry. Whatever influence
bears on the family w111 have its due
seed(& la the State. TM bowie L the
bare abed/ of the family: the ramify
Mikes the beim and Is the home.
Times ststentente are so obviously
Woe as to require '(either explana-
tion fair proof.
It is becoming a widely prevailing
opinion that the conditions of modern
ezlateane ads making serious and
harmful Inroads on home life in Can-
ada. Inflames are at work wblcb
tend to tavade the privacy and rano-
tlty of the bete. to wcakes' the bood
d relat mei ip and destroy the com-
munity nity d Interest to such an extent
that the home is in (longer of Mem-
bag into it stere mN.1ng-
place or those wise gliouI d be bound
together by. tee nearest and dearest
ties. Even rural file, wl h le Mot
favorable to the bolt., lei tint frei Iron
UM spirit of must arid disruption. No
moser L manhood or womanhood
Ithaca -d than the young begin to
"earn for frcw sthene., and for the
sew life that cannot be found around
odd homestead. At the first oppor-
tSalty they take wing and crowd
hieq already crowded citierl ap-
tl oontent with the precarious
which is the result of the
hoe for every available
IATy profession In
/Ora and oily is over -crowded, lest
{Mess rap ate fact d Mutt f Pm -
"Wee el Ontario, Is not popular moos
the prem M geweration. nor doss et
promlme to be so among that whlob
may be called the rising ge neratlon.
494 J>i ie• 111 -apo Jana elms( Mas trap
home ills is In the greatest danger d de -
'erection from a variety el causes.
Whilst it would be false to state that
there are ao homes intact. 1t would
bo within the mark to say that the
majority of city homes are operated
spat toy some one or more of these
muse which are tnsadloasty ander-
mining the social structure.
Apart from the ordinary wenn ob-
servances and occasional ehhtortaln-
meting. theatrical or otherwise, clubs,
societies, lodge -rooms and other meet-
ing piaose make large demands on the
(molly circle. The frequent and pro-
longed absences of a head of a family
from the family enrols naturally
weaken the respect and affection of
wife and children for the bilge. The
father who, when his dally work is
done. Is not e111.11.4 to remain at
home, publishes t0 his children. to his
wife, to the world. that Wit- home L
not good enough for him. How can
1*. having o little care and affection
(himself for his fireside. Impress be
family with the beauty. the content,
the sacredness of home life! It M
moat unfair to the mother of his
children; a grave neglect of duty to
those children; a deliberate alight
upon the home ItspH, whish he fm
hound to respect, to elevate, to estab-
lish as a shrine consecrated to peace
and love, and of which he SDotrld be
the guiding spirit. The best and surest
way to teach hp sons to appreciate
home life M to show his own thorough
appreciation of lt.
It ma be stated that the scope of
this article is ge that it L direet-
ed at two apeotsI section d the oom-
tannity ; and in the neat ooidderatloa,
toe a variety d remote that need not
Dere be mentooed, is less applicable
to Catholics than to others whom
it may mere closely oarsmen. Catho-
lie women, as a rule, are not general-
ly put in the category of "advanced
woolen.' On the contrary, they aro
'somewhat unoeremoabaaly and with-
out much thought on the part of their
neighbors marked down am very
every -day women, which r much to
their credit, If the term be used in
oaatradetbtctbn to the elaborate
cue d "advanced women." But It e
the fact, that a serious menace to a
Mai** home Oft ham of late dkplyed Ludt to an alarming y ere
teat among Camden women, espec-
ially d the higher classes. In courting
p bilolty or (notoriety on the various
Maas nI humanity, reform and even
The resent action d a prominent
woman of this type has been the sub-
ject d much newspaper comment. and
to lead to a revulsion of feel -
on a mater which all admit must
he Injurious to the bet interest, d
ale I. This lady, who was the
retiring President of a certain promi-
nent moiety established for she so-
eontpltahnnent of various reforms.
socght to deellpe re•eleotiorh on
the plea tJl*t her home
was steering from her ab-
sence, and her husband objected
-two weighty all♦otfdebnt reasons.
seeing that "charity begins at home,"
and wily not reforms? And tbere the
Incident wonld probably have ended.
had It not been for ttre lnJodiclous
Insistence of other members of the
society, whose home. II,may be cher'
stably preowned. Were not suffering
from their &Meuse" and whose hus-
trade did not rib�uet, that she should
resume of flee. It le to be hoped that
fainted no their boat crossed the line.
The following were the weigher of
the crews:
Oxford -R. 0. Pittman, New Cut
lege, 161 Ilse.; C. W. Tomkinson, Dal -
168 ' A. R. Steel Bailee 180-
1-2 ; P. FIt J. Hale, Haldol. 177; C. E.
Johuskin New Oo11eR• He; • e. W.
Warns, Facile 181 ; A. T. erber%
110141101. 181; Suck., H. G. (Loki, Mage
I , 1M; l in,
0. T. ��Mee-
�T}htrrd , 1S7 1-2; IN. L. �sd1ovledrMal,,
Third y it 1119 1-2;
Y;; J. 4. Pa os.,
Iheterhonee, 13'8 1-8 ; L B. �y
tan, Fine. Trielty, 170 1-2; R.
8saleerabn, etrsl Tr:ni y, 180;
11* 1 y WW1, 'nerd ?Wittig, ITS;
8/rokB J. B. Otbhee, Tillie 741mer,
187. &x*waln, 0. 1. Lloyd. Thirdl
TriWy, 120•
moil, of *11esdlus to her "wf-
tering tome" and of yielding a praise-
worthy nhidi.*,e to domestic author
It
The queetlon, however, not unnatur-
ally arises. how many of the members
01 this atm* society poold afford to
seght their hosier for tee work end
intermits of their society, mon on the
stmomption that Its aha Ware most
commendable. Therm 4 a good deal
of work to be done about a MM. Da
It great or email. especially wham
there en obtldrwa-vtork wi114 etas
iarbe properly does kr the sidstrais
UM homes or under bar so
�ISlla .Ilald
kir (request or
.0 $66 tastily, 1* � M_
le��jptlfloara. ft to Ar1�M
semi to the ! p.
taxi nom parents Ma=
e
Demob of stasiSwine Sinedetrast Yorket►>1iM
Port Hop/, lima 85. -Mr. FAward ' '++ parties tore-
$ died Aare 7anmrdal of Mart t, to society, a t1
fa&slntre. Ile was born Ost. 18th,1p1, ftif hMdl 1 nisei to et *12. faith.
4t Dovonahfre. ltng*and, and well Imo � la,g M0* pts. and at
youpeet ono of too .ate Odtritwd * appv'wehtlnn of Mem reopen
Dodge, msn+Mat. He cele ill Qtr mat
oda and debited into buskin's with kis ihnrno and hamnute meth be
hmtMer Robert It Port Flom In 1801. meds attnotvs to the famtd 1f
For some -thee tis onanagemant 01 {bsrse M to he esnaherwtwi tesi OMNIett
outside100111 and euttbeg
,. ,. .... . .o. ,_.. , �a.s , .t,o,` • are w May atiraatlewe"
Sell alter imseta 18 draw On side aid'
work begins. and the home filo Le Id
danger of booming little bitter than
a hones where the all -day separated
men tiers of the family may come to
sleep and perchance meet a4 meal&
Oocuplotl as they are at different
Muds of employment, they form now
ttrsuclatkxu, and the raored quiet of
the home 1. dlaturb d by the ever-
Iaetling bass of the city and the rest -
tow desire to get what they elan of
teverteh life and doubtful pleasure by
secrlfielgq:the hours whites ought to
be devoiteedd to rest and the oulttsatlon
of home affection&
1'011 IMO With which a young girl
In ler teens, or a .-ollth.
will pack rep at the firm
call, serer without a tear all the ten-
der bonds of home, and harry away
to live In a boarding-house amongst
bran ri. L enough to convince any
ul observer of ale extent to
wh'o h home tics and family atrcxile-
tiome have been weakened and attenu-
ated by the requirement/ and exi-
gencies of modern life. It le not a geeu-
tton of the necessity for this early die
ruptlntt of the home, but a question of
bow much the home and the rightful
makers. of It do to keep the members
a the family bound together by the
sacred bonds of kindred and 000mtm-
117 of late, so that every member wino
leaves lar three/wild for a life of inde-
pendence. .111 bear with him or her
au.. alaldtnt restembranoe of et model
ebrtne of all those affectldly 16'Ihjell
hnmanit se far In he mare has al-
ways held to be the most sacred.
But the time to twmmence tine cul-
tivation of home life ke when the fain -
11r le young and growing up. It is
too tate to cultivate when the
Crb�n has run W (heed. It should
the object of parents o to win
upon the fee affeetlone nal rea-
son of tlf4r cS that they mMy
truly believe and early realise the
truth and betaty of the neettmNnt
embodied to the well known refrain,
"There iv no plane like Lame." Bat
Mit cannot be dose by turning the
Irene Into a liberty hall," any more
than 1t can be done
bybednteg the
heppJy medium should be found. Teet-
he PMre
ung upon the prla••lplev of common
ear's end the vclttrnton of tin- dom-
estic virtues. If 'order 1s. Heaven's
rtret law" and Heaven the rl"btte!
borne of the human race, surely or-
der should reign In that lnetltstnn
which. le 1te perfect state, came near-
est to Heaven of asy'blsg to be found
on this earth -a happy home. Love.
divine love, b the e.epe"'ms joy of the
blmmed,-leve shouts rule to the (home,
Nigh toning. eel ten hag soothing and
uniting ileo rarloW members of the
family in one te+rmnolool Miele- the
love of father for mother,of mother for
fetter; tbo love of parent for child.
of chill for parent; and the hove tri
chill for child. The regulating force
shook' be obedience, the loving re-
oot(nittoa, on the part of children. of
polemist authority. It is. perhaps. In
this respect that the lame et the
present generation has lost most.
and 1t Is, it must ise largely the fault
of parents, who permit themselves to
he rewarded merely as tin providers
of fart and shelter until their off-
e nder can take wing. Ry so 'icing
the sense of obedience, of honor. of
reverence. no inculcated In the (earth
ce newindetent, is gradwilly islet eight
of both by parent and chill. Tho pre-
sence and antlhrwity a (vat In the
parenta are eliminated from the lien
of filial love and Obpdlenee. end the
torus et the home sentiment rortr-
imenedtnely 4eirrsded The primeval
Iden that the father of the family
is the priest of God has vanished from
the land.
DID SHE KID. HERSELF?,
Mysterious Death of Lizzie
Welch at Amherstburg.
INDICATIONS OE POISONING.
Am handbags. Ont., Marsh 6.--
L(ule Welch, it 1s. -year old girl, Is
lying ookt In death at the lame of
her aunt, Mrs. Ell Moro, and there
le every indication, says the physi-
cian who attended, that her death
was tine to poisoning by strychnine.
The supposition 1. that Lizzie rom
mltted *Weide.
Daring the peat couple of weeks
the girl had attained considerable
unenviable notoriety by having
Henry Burliest!. a Jew peddler from
Windsor, arrested for assault. iur-
neekl was seat op for trial lay Polk*
Magistrate McGee. of Amhertbnrg.
At the Assizes in Sandwich last week
film cage was dismissed by the judge
on the evidence or Dr. Hobley, who
teeniest! that there was hot the
slightest indication that she had
been molested.
The girl returned to town en
There/Ay and on Friday was quite
111, snfforing from severe vomiting
spells. These increased on Satin
day, and In the afternoon she was
seised with cenvol/0one. Her condi.
tion (became criticai. and a doctor
was called, who adminittere, it galst-
inngg potion. She remained uncon•
sclouu until this morning. when she
diel.
Her friends ridicule the Idea of
suicide, and realm that her death
was dun to the treatment she al-
leged she received at the hands 'of
BurneskL They are clamoring for
an Investigation.
Dr. Robley. the ooroner, deet not
take any stock in their claim. and
w111 not order an Inquest, unless an
Information Is laid In proper form,
or inn 1* erdersd to do 12, by County
Crown Attorney Clark, M Windsor,
before whom be has laid the facts
Of the ease.
TWAS A Lin.
That fuer About Tons of Teem 1011
Bugg Destroyed.
Ban Fraawtseq March E9. re-
fire being less m tial onael
that
plebe arta that CaB� 'earrings
refuse to handle tino letters mikes s they
bear Canadian
postega 1.eshpLtic-
ally�
eat _den
Harry
Pte.
MOM
numt of 'tail� that a y.
the a 1t waren
b10 to gat (vr0r this eseImit In
/farriers are already On their
wary to Tana. on the Ysk*t, by way of
Ober em City. Forty
Mei sodme
Lewis sari tic Ceaadlen postal
wtberttMM hare neverIvfeert1theanitio
*0l tMAsl� tin*
d d
how elle " ....w
seer(
rum 0SM11 The tens Who hos MRIs.
wearer
ti apt b gut twinyy wt the lifts.
r- _
LATE GOSSIP
OF THE
ROUND WORLD -'
lu a roceut 'school examinatten,
"pedagogy" war der Wed In these
throe o-aj.: "The felons of re-
Ilglou," study of the feet," and
"learned ponspossity. ' The Latter lao't
eli.-Stu. Paul Plower -Prem.
Evan Bernie, a lineal dea;eudaut of
11r William Wallace. and head of the
Illustrious hours of Ba1111er of Hoch -
four, died on the 21st ult., at F11-
lelgh, Uc%onsltire, aged I48. He was
a Idustcr of Arts el Ortel College, 94.
(ord.
(('heat is now grown farther North
than erer before. At Fort Pros 'deuce.
on the Mackenzie River, 200 miles
farther north than Sltka, Alaska. a
splendid wheat orop wasrown last
season is the fields 102241ng 110 the
Roman Catholic mtsdof.
Hallway cars are easily changed
from broad W uarrow gauge by an
Auvtrallan patent, the whelk being
attached to the axle by screw
threads several turns In either direc-
tion drawing the wheals together or
}treading them. with lever and rat-
chets 1,0 look them la either position.
The Chinese do not paper their
walla such, thong(( they are doing so
more than formerly. but they are de-
lighted to get hold of bright. crisp
and cheap w.ti•papara fur arch de-
corative purposes as the making of
flowers, the clothing of dolls, the c0y•
ming of boxes. perttloas. and tartly,
ceilings.
The density of the pop*latlon of Lon-
don has been doubled duos MIST. "It 1e
truly wonderful," says the Lancet,
"that its vast population of 0.291,1117.
located on only 698 square (lilies.
shoed have in 12497 so low a death
rate as 17.7 per 1.010. This rate 1s not
greater than that of a fairlyhealthy-
rural district_ England welcheerers
the name she has received as the birth-
place and hose of iftnttar'y 'eerie', and
igac t kecP
The decovery of a cheap. durable
,glace which 1. e of the rincipal
caars do
o?•the prosperity ilii- Rl-
fcntlattlfr, England. pottery nnauufao-
tureres. was due entirely to the Wun-
der of a servant girl employed at the
Stanley farm. near Enrolees. Bile was
engag:d one day In heating a o!atloo
of ooe]m0snett, to be lased -1n wiring
pork. and daring her temporary ab-
sence the liquid boiled over. The result
was that the strong brine. acting os.
the almost red-hot .urians of the un-
glazed cooking verse% produced a vit-
reous ooatinhg of enamel which' experi-
ment proved to be Impertloas to
water. The dsootery brcreht neither
profit nor honor to the poor girl. only
a welding. But it created practically
a new Industry, provided perwaneet
employment to tens of thousands of
artisan', and put !Willem' Into the
pockets of the (caster potters.
Oso of the moist pstm1ar advertise
masts recently mon lo a New Tort
paper was the annotrnoea*Sot of a
Drook:7n dry goods (home which bas
been senia. the More and ha staff.
Ig ,,the advertesement the mons d
eferyone d tice salespeople an! other
eimpoyes was given, duly classified
as to departenen with name of for-
mer employer. The idea was that
patrons sl other stores that
c at
favortte clerkhad ad made a wage
would Dome to make pnroba.ss o
them, sa heretofore. A ooiumn of
specs was devoted to this feature.
The Oft; of Lyras. France, is lay-
ing a piece of psvemeot of comma
ceramic stone or detitrl led glass. A
portion of the pavement has been
lath Arlen last October aa•l has been
srbyeetsd ever bice to heavy 110.1110.
It Le st/L en an admirable state of
preservation. The gees or ceramic
,stone le laid In the form of blooke
eei1gght cloches square, ewh block eon-
talnLhg eirtceen parte to the form of
rheckerw.
Aeme dtog to a new rale Just loved
by the 11. S. Treasury Department
children who are born in the United
States of nes-natmxYsed parents,
and who are takes by their parents'
abroad kt their mfsorlt7, mast be
treated on their return to that coun-
try an alums, non as such subJeot to
the Jmmlgration ewe.
A pension of 5200 a year, grant-
ed to the Earl of Harney In 1518 for
he victory over the Riots at' nod -
den Field and drawn regularly by
the Howard family ever slam. Me
Just been compounded try the D11e
of Norfolk, tin. Earl's represents -
tire, for 54.000 in nee'.
- The making of Japanese .words
was long a secret. The blade Is
formed from small strips of steel,
which are welded together, and
doubled In half and beaten out re-
peatedly, the finished weapon being
thha given as lawny as 1,194.304
layers of metal. The work Is slow,
the final sharpening in the case sof
very flue blades sometlmss regale -
log fifty (lays. In the forging pee
cess, the metal is often hammered.
on the edge. and built up of Weer -
nate layers of iron and atsel, the
result being a blade beattWelly
marked with wavy lines or a flap
wend grain.
An old Pennsylvania law has been
singularly revived In Pittsburg. Fif-
teen yearn age Frank' Lesile Gould
had a lag cut oft by a ear of the
South Side Pammegsr Rallies.; Com-
pany. He was then ooh 5 years
old. tint attained his majority re-
cently, and now brings- salt under
an act of assembly approved March
271h, 1718, which permits/ a minor
to bring an aetlon for damages
within six years after he becomes
21 years old, in his own right. and
witboet reiter•aal a to the ibis when
the cause for the action may byre
incurred. A/ late as 1881 the Su-
preme Coert of Peemsytrsala Meld•
ed a ease In which the net was de-
clared to be good law. llfyt OomId
claim 520,000 damage' ter lone
et bill
The Vatican V hereafter 0 1we
netted by electricity. Generetore
lava balm Inetellecl, gad six hundred
lamps *111 be need' to 11he Pope's pri-
vate apartments, whisk nail the pre
sent hive nerer heap Ilhnnlnated by
earthing bit nil lamps The ts!epbose
W -already 1e mon lo the (weft of Rt.
Dennison/, and the apnoip0Mnt% nopp.r
Orr
brtistn t haiMlm/lati"`��Iltrl{1j` illtdat
give /Alert"
In beaters Ion arsiotb
Us.il�tsl
�er. hot wore heather in
the
The Signal
s roauarsu
EVERY TMURBDAT MORNINu
04 D. ]L.1ILLlCCDD1.
Terme of aubarrlptloa.
Ono month. iu &dvanne
Ihose months, "
Mc mouths. ..
Oise year. ••
30 IA
1 ite
Adt erasion Mates.
Legal cad other oa.uml s.4 verttmauteot•. lea.
ppu.rrun,ferar.t IN-rtlua. ah(3ouuWelie*
fvr�atea7gboeawfle ertl000witamome -It/
a
Lapses
M{M fuel a ate.
8neloses'lards of Mt 11.,. cad Ruder. ha per
70 .r
Adryr Wm•nta of Lea. Found, swayed
IIuatleer Ys. nt lama. Ion' Wants a.
a
duel Qaa.co. Waot.d. not •i sg M
llse5 *wprell. h per moot'.
��ro Elmo and Farm, eh Saho. not M
•
Ilnu•. 51 for ares meta, Sud. p.r ..b-
• *sail. l.arr.-r obit.. M tuopottlu
-_L ptNfal aRtt••e, the clewsble
(of aIr I° td
iary lament of any 1ehdlrY-
M Wtlapaay. 1. be coaalder.d u, advertise
-
nteut cud charged auoorgingly.
Latta! Rolle• In uonl•ar111 type one ueut per
word, no notice Ir... them 7,.r.
Local notice. la ..rd.nan reading type two
cents per wont. not ice, for lam Sec.
N,otloe.. fur chyyrobe.. .ltd other had
benevolent ln4ltuttone. harate. m .
Aubrlber. who fall w receive Ter w*L
regularly b mall rill cooter a favor to
.w
qualntl,g..of the tact at a. early a es
aoee.
When • change of .darn. 1. de.lred. both
the.u$dslbland the Dew address should beeves.
Publisher's \224.1.r.
J. 1;. Le 11 ouzel. of Ooderich, has beer ape
point. d Lural ?reveilles( Aeon; for the Town -
Wbit. of Ood•rlch. Colborne, Auakl fleand
. wano.h.
Leat paecouts •es over Its• district are alma
empowered to receive subscriptions IS Tal
All eon.nrottlral'esa m*Mt be
O. M.'011 -Lr
Telepaoa• Cal - ai
THURSDAY, MARCH 3s. 1899•
TRAVELLING (WIDE.
OR AND TRUNK RAILWAY.
awalvs.
Mixed
Milia d I m..... ......
Mall shad itij�ih�... r
11.00 a,la.
1.10 p.m.
7.40 pm.
10.3e Rin.
er8nr,
0.11 are iCserra ..... .. 7.16 a.m.
Mall and Expr,Sa. lie pm.
3.73 pm.
Mixed
DENTIATRT,
M. NICROL*oX. L.D.L.
1 omega L 01'aea0r,
Rooms unmake the Yowl
• 'Agit Unto cane^skeins
gperieltr.
3. Year+ Kip•rb, '.'. _ .
M. 11ABICR, D.D.S.. L.D.S.-DENTAL
1.• :'nrgeon-1a1••t citeasl,roree).•[1101•
for ell dental ferret lane. ration of Ib•
.lit oral teeth • spetlmkr Oboe es wt
••t •(tel Pq)art1lP Itallara. ce a l N'st
11. TV IIBULL D.PI.. Lies. --DEN
se • gal anfgestt. (trey .ralaud one
De Dixon. o rex waren].) Geld and ponelaln.
Ul
ar°tial Nath mountd on gold or aluminum
ba -as. Alterial attention given to the pv ,
sai 0.e natural teeth. Ogle to act
Laaa� new 121011. 116 Mt
LEGAL..
VENOM BEATON-BARRISTER. SOLI. i eller, Notary Public. Caned an Rank of
Commerce (•bawbrr, the mgoar•. Ooderlob.
16w-ly
E. CAMPTON. Q.C.-BAlinief'itR, IOLI-
elder, Notary, ac Mace over M•dleal
*11). 80oan, (Joderlch.
IS 0. JOHNSTON- AARRI/TER, OOLI-
• { titer, O{mrsi•.looeae, Mo10
Man. Oaken: Cor. Hamilton Mom and 8t: Andrew
e taeeta O.derlcb. Oat. 301
11 C. RAYS, BARRTITTER. SOLICITOR•
alto fie, - dime. N ,rib et., next door 010MAL
e.rloe, Private Inn& to lend et rowan retro
of mien*. *re
/ ' A R ItO W e PIt0U p risme HA RR1mmiRF,
VI .attain re. Solis tors kr.. Ood•rirb. J.
T. narrow, Q,(•., W. I'roedtoot.
(Ale RON, BOLT k HOLMiES.cd.r10!UNRRA Ywn. Bdleltavlaebanw•r ,,ka.00d•rteb.
le. (Ameren, 4C., P. Reit, Dudley Heiress.
O. WARD. CONVEYANCER. ke.. AND
el• /mststdeeerfee Wiles sed rtce(veit
n mwlmmsm4 . Mem old..-latetbwtAa or
say matt or ort atIlatar In
MP 01.b art then ('vert mf 4413er1
dor Ontario, or V 017 Count' K closes
Cart A111 anomdlfgssarefrfly mid presehpUy
executes, 1tNe*e1• erg P.O. s ow DDaan-
caano., Ont.wlr,k1
LOANS AAD Ul*1 *ANCR.
`f ON
Mavis, a M.a, pNrhn :t:taa ; :t.CCiris-
clan tan,. 1n rout 1,1511. lf�o� re.s and tete to
rent Or to sale. 4 N. LRw18, Barrister,
(lodcrkh. ,
MEAGER, CONVEi'ANCJ�RI1 ANp IN•
et
+ora't'e ones. oppoehte Martin'. Hotel,
Ooderleb.
MONICVTO LEND ON MORTOAOI T
M per cent. NoS.s et.e0eM
M, C. REA-
ORR. 0 1-e (lppn.tte Mane's Hetet. (3.4.
snob.
J.1'. NAFTEL--FIRLint AND AC
a'F
ckl• Mott insurance A,rro-1 ; lowtg.t rate..
Office! Our. North et. and Square, linderleh. 71
1/ONsi' TO L$1D-A LARDS AMW11'NT
d Private ivate Fends for Inveatmentlt ow
eat rate...& rwt.•n•rtgagea miser 10
(JARROW a Mtrhhit�emiserl'DFOOT.
top RA DCLIFFS-- i*N4HA1, i Nei' R
At • alma, 11.&1 mint. and MOW, Leansn1tgg
Agent. Only fired -clam arm/.N., retwenentad.
Money to lend nu straight laat•, at hh• Iowa.(
rate of Interest redng In ane wttr lo suit the
icor►ower. 010 e: ((•lined Asst (rem tq.er
Wed steel. Ooderteh. 520!.,?e.
NEW IaACMINR *9.091.
kJEW MACHINE8H0PM ALI. KiMREOF
Helene Wort done at Rearm.hlo inks.
erring Implement. for mie. MaokInery,
now and aero band. bought and sold. En-
gleassed Boilers' for
RL'
orr Sate. y0yttand : T st•olds' o
siresr J.SA
E7'YR NCIM/N.T1S 5r
AuCr1oprest 11ai.
ND
1'Bl*1rr fine ` Agent, edeericl,. Om.. RAgtent
lmedos aid Ltn*..hire Eire Ina ., Oa
On_ Gore
DM D 21.1 Metal nk to. dales attesdgd to le
any part of the reenty. pet
*OHN RN0e 0R1ERAL A('(TiONg4R
el and land Valuator. (iodM..h. Out. eeuu.-
Ing had eee.Mernble expellent* n the ano-
tIoneering trade. h. U In a position so 411 -
oh. With thorough •atiereetlee all mo-
le Mm. Ordain lett at
Boat n i . or sant 1.7 iniad 4t lila midmos.t�,
0oderle►0., carefully attested to. JOLLY
*1104.. ComaeAiettlaesr. tante
11AR1{IAO* L1C*it$E*.
s
LANE. IISIUER of INARIt1AGR LI-
VVa mama, OGeeddeerlon. Oat. WSW
*00*90D 10 11100T-OLOTHIMIL
*1ookvitle Penally Turned out Thu the
Sam by Plra
darmorvinkMas man2dn.a-medF.ay hm7e*twasr-
Ribas to air. ro 14a ltd on '.thein d the out•kirte tyle ills of
(alae
In the mal /Move, and then went to hod
again. He ekhnd mew" and on awak-
ening some time afterward, dieboveyetd
the H � ►mat :Iitilyw M
ale a c*0. age gene bat g<sell�sg t0
Amur, his wife and two chUrlet. all of
whom barely c'rl e$ with Wm&
a}1e�7ms
Ted
keand Mlle w'OTe11
*awv' y.4oir
1M► to idea a
vrom licit/' cad I16111:114
te