... we plainly perceive that every great reform must enter the temple of law through the portal of politics. Therefore we shall speak our minds ,~ THE WOMAN'S SIGNAL. freely concerning those phases of public opinion that are sufficiently ripe to be formulated ...

... voice took on such an ecstacy as was remarked by all who knew her. My little sister passed to heaven just as she began to speak the language of this world. My mother's first great grief then broke her heart, and as I came loss than one year afterward ...

... give the experience of the West London Mission on the Temperance question. The agents of this Mission are in a, position to speak with some authority on this issue, in consequence of the fact that we live in the cosmopolitan quarter of the most imperial ...

... .. 3 15 9 All makers' at r duced prince. Every instrument warranted five years. The late Mr. Gawin Kirkham wrote: I cal speak from a long experience of the excellency of your instruments. CH ttiLltB L. YOUNG, 21, /rich Street, Ktngsland, London. ...

... improving the position of women. My first speech, like the immense majority of my subsequent speeches, was in the cause of women. Speaking in public was the very head and front of our offending. It was in the last degree unsexing, forgetting the proper delicacy ...

... WOMAN'S SIGNAL purposes to stretch out a hand of help and kindness to The cause that lacks assistanc3, whether that cause speaks our shibboleth or not. If it has radiated from the glowing heart of Christ, it is our cause. ALONG PARALLEL LINES. That we ...

... self-notice and self-distrust. Shun ease, and lead a full and regular, an active and an occupied life. Whenever you have to speak at night, be sure to lie down for an hour before tea. Take nothing between meals. Never take a sleeping d raug ht. Take ...

... startling to realise, from a point just raised in the House of Commons, that so entirely apart are many of these from English-speaking people, that the Workshops Act is specially printed in Yiddish to be hung in their factories, and some are now proposing ...

... and how almost impossible it was for me to hold my voice steady enough to give the closing lines. Mother taught me how to speak them, where to put in the volume of sound and the soft, repressed utterance, and as for the pathos I knew where to put that ...

... Thompson's poems ? Yes ; he seems to me the first poet of late who looks as if he might in time be one of the immortals. Speaking of Le Gallienne's book, Mrs. Hinkson said that she considered much of the religious thought of to-day was too tolerantdoubtless ...

... should decide you. She rose then, and stood twer_ tainly, knitting together her bony fingers. It was evidently hard for her to speak. Then she looked at the girl's thin face, with its bright eyes ; and the pathos of the saunt framo and the eager, imprisoned ...

... Miss Braddonto name but three—have all produced books this past year ; of none of which, temptation withstanding, shall I speak), and to confine my attention entirely to first tentative efforts, to reputations suggested, to the half-fledged among women ...