... The Easter Egg. The Easter egg is, according t - c7) — St. Augustin, a symbol of hope. - On the monuments in the cats- the egg is found as a symbol of the resurrection. The custom of having bard boiled eggs and colouring them in various ways is widespread ...

... APRIL 9th, 1887. I EASTER HOLIDAYS. . .- - I .l As everyone is fully aware, the word Easter signifies rising, and, quite apart from the solemn religious significance of this chief festival in the year of the Church, the term Easter is curiously appro- ...

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... eanens, so the I is informed, Easter Day is spoken of the Great Day. The word Easter is thought derived from .Eostre, the name of * Saxon deity whose festival was kept the spring. Others think it cornea from Oste* rising; Easter being the festival of resurrection ...

... enjoyment. Try to obtain glimpse the wonderful meaning of this great festival. Easter means rising, opening, renewal three glorious words. One reason for the use of the word Easter this season ot the year is that, as told you last week, the earth op?ns her ...

... few out-of-the-way places, that on Easter morning the sun danced or played immediately after his rising. People rose early and went into the the fields to see this supposed phenomenon. The viands appropriate to Easter Day in the old time were, first and ...

... information are give I not in the of communication in a position it may make complete or not I therefore hon will the rising Easter recess Perhaps in question which will I bably put have received General which generally confirms the which in Tinas' report ...

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... EASTER WEEK. BY THE REV. CHARLES KINGSLEY. • SEE the land, her Easter keeping Rises as her Maker rose. Seeds, so long in darkness sleeping, Burst at last from winter snows. Earth with heaven above rejoices; Fields and gardens hail the spring; Shaughs ...

... EASTER I EASTER I EASTER! TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT /PRE Realistic Seeman= of West Camber- load. Crowds of delighted Boyers unaalmously declare that never berme did th ey see oath Wonderfal Attractions, ouch endless Assortments, such ...

... a Sunday, Easter Day is the Sunday after. Easter, therefore, among us, as among the heathens of byegone aces, depends nu the movements of the terrestrial bo lies, but in our case only in so far as fixing the date. The festival held at Easter in the Christian ...

... ever rising up And, in the open book of nature, may be read lessons of eternal value; that nothing perishes, although all things change ; and that what seems destruction is but the process of passing into other forms of beauty or of use. But Easter celebrates ...