, MAY 29, |915
THE CHARLO'1‘.TETOWéN=_GUA,RDIAN
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° _Ptire, rich blood can flow onl in s _ °.l¢°lL_b°‘~lY. Now, A clean boilyls one “ ln W ‘dl the Waste matter is regularly 'Und ’!1i\l-lirally eliminated from the ‘!'l¢l1l~ T119 blood cannot be pure
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the stomach does not digest the food - Pl’9¥‘¢f!'|,V, when the bowels do not more regularly, 'when the kidneys an _ _straipell or overworked.
'Piiré blood is the result of perfect
__ healginiid harmony of stomach, liver, ._ b°W __B. liidncys and skin.
=- 6 _ . V “Fl'uit»a-tives", by their wonderful
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“limit-a-tives ” tones up, invigo.
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The Great St- Paul’s Service Held May i0ih.
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“Arc ye here?-. .-.-Are-ye here? . . .
through thc hollow spaces of the holy
vast vault of the dome, it went pierc- ing and siirllliug down all the shadowy aisles; its voice went up to tl1e'alt8.r
l can well imagine that echoes of that
union the raves to noble ears.
ated voice that slirllied up even to the cross above the dome must. surely
the liugles calling to them. For it was
ters were playing the Last Post ut the memorial services i`or the Canadian soldiers who have fallcii iii the war.
unipliiiiit saint So ii dying sun may
away, und thc (laiiadiaiis looked.oii`_ one ciiotller; and looked on their dead.
(furiliiiiii Merc-icr. uttering an ati-
iiieiiilc niessiigc, has nolily said that
blots out all his sins and receives tllé.
shone on the idlaiiilcrs field and on
thc white viciorioiis saint who looks down from llir-_ iloiiic oi' St. l’aul's
vast wild place one had to searcii for
beyond the horizon; the tents of thei thirty tlioiisaiid were but a few white
ot’ tlieiii told me that he could well
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An now lic iriiiii cts oi the (old
tlie heart oi’ London. And the drums
tlic music swells into ii storm of praise
nlithe cliurcli with thc sound of their
field
niusket and bayonet, with small arms
icaguer. Against all laws, all faith,
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THE 0Hlilllii _ 'S UF MUTHEBHUUD
Enhaiice;lB¥_ Phyii- -
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one woman in a hundred il prepared onun- . derstands how to properly care for her- self. Of course nearly every woman 'nowadays has medical treetmenhtsuch times, but many approach H16 °XP°fl' ance with an organism unflttsd for the trial of strength, and when it is over ' her system has received o shock from which it is hard torecover. Following right upon this comes the nervous strain of caring for the child, and s distinct
change in the motibsr results.
Th l thin more ehsrniln than
a hsperl; ‘healthy rnot.he1"df chddrsali
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` ' | _ to cherish uinl to‘obey*.le‘llovi!li`.' Other
mleenndenrotugmashgiigga nations inigiit develop -in other dlrec- _ _
|l\80h9f0m°9 W°l.“° 5" _ `H -S; bm fm. nm 8-ébye Ove, WMM, lifted up ye everlasting doors, and the
ilood of the foul enemy.
house. it rang, cluiiiaiit, against the _ So now they are singing, for the
souls of their dead in St_. Paul’s Catlie- * -V . -_ _- _
dray:- - _
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REJCO ‘ OO
and to the image of the Cruclfied. And’ ' Out oi' the deep iiave`i ‘called unto
Theo, O Lord: hear my voice _ . _ _
summons went down into the dark 0 Israel, trust iii the Lord, for with P10008 Ul the Crypt und sang there the Lord tiicre_ is_mercy: and with
l-lim is leiiteous redem tion
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“Are ye iiere'.”’ That clear, reiter- And He `shiiii'1"étiéei1ilsru`ei from all
his sins. `
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have descended und compel_leil- ,the __ _The night lind_n<>w come ,down and lears of the g0l1`l0US 1104117. NBISDH-_tiie' high wiiitlqivs iii tlie‘doit_ie were heard those notes, and Wellington also _rliiikeiieri `_But now' iiltd 'again they and Roberts. And the Caiiadinns shone with 3 ‘sluddnii flickering and whose bodies lie in Flanders bearil darling of blue light, as' li' it had been
summer lightning, This wus caused
at St. 1’aul‘s Catlicdral; and the bug' by the playing ofthe ilearchlights, . '
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Eiirly iii the cvciiiiig ii. vast dark _made an aiicleiit sign upon his breast plone wire. 570 telepliones,_5.i4,000
mass oi' people filled the church from -and uttered iiucieiit words as ho clos- /-" r--:_l 5111111-bags, 10,000 lbs. ot dubbing_ for the choir gates to the western doors. ed his sermon: ,.33 Em 710918, J3.000 DMS Oi' S009. 1o0.000, 'rife dusk iiuii inc iwnigiii giitiiereu ` - illllrll of socks. 100.000 iwlrs_of boots, slowly. iiioui‘iii`ully; the- piers and .Rest eternal grant them, () Lord. ,_ rf». wl_‘1‘tl;i _‘_':dl€i‘5 (‘)l_;‘__y’;__£_1_?_$6_~’e1l_‘:_r W__‘v‘;‘:_\e`
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‘while the `Blsliop oi' Londb`n’s' voice rang out from the pulpit, as lie praised the valiant dead. l` was for away down iii the iiave, but I think that lie
knelt before it' his scarlet hood vivid
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Then the air was troubled. Tiiera
was no sound nor tone, but :tsense of’ iornieiit, its if high in the donie vast
creased until the wings might liave_
vocable doom, there fell the beat oi'
Thus thc musicians entered onthe
lizmeiitzttlons oi' the Dead March, with
voices. But iz great trumpet rung
silenced and subdued by thc proclam-
"Are _ve here?" _ . _ Are ye here?" it 'rried to the valiant dead. summoning
ioared and iiitploreil iii long. lingering.
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strelini Gilarlls are ilrolrlzliilling the And there the great dead liciird, and glory of iliosc men under the dome. ill inswered the summons. G04 of gifs. Whip.. 04,,-i|,_ are nil the gn.
'vho have fallen in the \var: '
'l sacred love ot` altar and oi' throne,
Anil all the hopes we cherish
all honor certainly; but to the Ger- - MHY-_30~-1-915» l it man people und their rulers and their _ _ , , - soldiers these words have no meaning DAV|_D_ BFUNG5 THE To fimgllsfe ggallgnxglé _,0n1]“Z)‘;,Id ait,
S" ‘hey ‘h`°"e then' t°‘°t“"“g'd'B“'"y JERUSALE-M»` » ' lieéonio so fziiiiilliir A iiillt ithilnioét
Clow agllmst us “nd (mr Ames’ and _ ' .‘ _ ,.' » loses its graiiilcur by its very i`i1inil_i-
ll ~Snm\iol .6412 l5¢.liPs.»~ E4. .. .,
“l was glad when they _said unto iii_c._ Lct us go into- tlrelflrduse 'ot Jeho- vali_“--Ps. l22:1.
‘l'lavid's distinction as king of Israel lies iii tho. fact _th t he realized, as Saul before `lili`l’i iiai?_iiot,‘cn`d most of those wii‘n'.fol.ll'1wed._hiin did not fully realize, that Israel was destined to be
the people of the true God. He felt that the ideal for israel _as to know.
on p _ he was culled to rule, its strength was to conslci in its .spiritual life. He first coiiccrii, therefore. on assuming control over Israel as a wiiole wus to choose a suitable place where the life of the nation might be centralized. This he i’o\iiid in the old city of Jelius, which was named Jerusalem. But if Jerunlem was to be the centre oi' _ls- ruel’s life. it must also be ilic seutfoi' the region oi' Jehovah, the God of ls- roel. Now, thc emblem oi' the ' pres- - ence of Jehovah was the Ark of the Covenant, and iii Jerusalem there was a sacred hill on which n saiictuary might be established t'or ilie Ark of the Covenant But the Ark had been
'the Caiiiidinriii found themselves sur- rounded, or all but surrouiided; death
and destruction on every slge of them.
Are ye ll€l‘€'-"' They endured to the end. hey saved
'1`ll\lH lllc busie cried last night our battle, They suiveiitiie rising
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larclics gliiiimered in thc growing siia- And let iight perpetual shine upon 'll li|_ I-. ‘ "9 dows. lliit high in the iioliow` of the - " ' them; - . _ - can ~ l , 'll (ionic the last glory oi' the setting sun -ll -r ~i _ W
shown on tiie_stntute oi’ _ii white, tri- The llisiiop went up to the altar and MADE |N CANADA K have shone on the waste levels of against the black altiir clotii_ I-lc
_l<`liiiiilei's when the smoke ci' the battle blessed the people and all stood up; ` TORONTO_ONT_ and llic poisoii-ieloiids had passcdfaiiii tliere__was a iiioment's silence. ‘ ` ` `
._Vll’il1lPEO MONTREAL
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lic \vlio dies on the battlefield fighting invisible wings were heating. ~ And hlesslng__from above. .l\nrl when lic against liell’s ‘ legioiiarics, thereby this trouble oi' the air grew and in- l_eariie_d that the custodiaiisliip of the
Ark. 'which belonged to him, had brou-
joys ot' paradise. And so the Suit been of iron, and then, heavy as irre- "gilt prosperity to Obi-ii lidom, lic dis-
missed his fours. and decided to tiike
iiic dead who lily lllcrfl as it Sllllllc Oli the great. drum. ' ' '- charge oi' it and iriiiisi'i»_i~ li io Jcriisa-
lciii. _
\-'crscs 13-15. 'i`iiii| lliivld lind come
(‘iitlicdriil. ___ *_ its wailing and crying ot' sorrowful to uiiilerstaiiil tliii ri-cl cause oi' the
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death ol' Uzznli appt-zii's l'roiii the ex-
I saw the Vaiiziiliaiis more than six out sonorous, and these wailing voices trsme caution and care ciiiploycil in
months ago on Salisbury Plain. 'Pliers were traiisniutcil into the tiiunilers ot' the sci-_oiiil effort in cnrr_\. lm, Ark to were thirty ilioiisaiirl ui' them, a great- triumph. Still beneath thc chorus oi’ Jo,»u5H|,lm_ Fi;-gi 0|' ,iii ,|,,. Sucrod Cm. er iirmy than llie British force whit-li victory one heard the beating of those hiom was not pliiccii upon ii carl fought on Waterloo. and yet oil that mighty wiiigs, but soon these were drawn hy o.\ieii,.biitc.iiri'icil hy Lcvites
with slaves rcsiiiii: on iiicii' siioiiiilers.
their camps. The hiilows oi’ the ation oi' the final glory. in aipiiiion to mis, wiipn ,hU,q<» who Plain roll tar und wiile;_ Stonehenge, ` * * * carried it had moved sixi paces, l.e., which is still on the Plain, \vaS.a\vay, The Last Post was now sounding. suiiicleiitiy to _provc that no harm
would befall :iii_\' one, und that the wrath which had tlcstroyed Uzzab was
‘lf-‘ls 719-|"~‘ and Ul9l"`~ T110 ("“"_f“ll““5' 9'9"’ 10 U19 lil-‘li ¢U`F11y~ All llll"0U§‘l1 not kindled by his iiiiltlioil of dealing", l llllllk- fell al home 0" me l)li““~ Olle '-lm Valllf'-ill‘i1l Ulf’ l)1llZl€S Pall!-T and sacrifices ot' thuiiksgiving were oi`i`ei'ed
Finally :ill iliei‘w:i_v ol' the journey en-
illli1l<ill<’ llllll Vlllllury' was ".l\lSl- lm' “eiteraied voices, And at last a loud tiimqiasiiu outburst Ur rpverimiial joy
ind ovcr there.” ':r_v slirilleil upwards, piercing the act-ompanipd gm Qmblt-m of God-S D,-e.
9llt§€. Verse 3-tl. But. oi' .Tcliovali is the
habitaiits oi’ tile earth indlsci'iiniiiaic-
are heating i'or tiieni, and great brazen CANADIAN NATIONAL' ANTHEM- ty the ohjcieispf his favor? Does iin throats laiiii and iiiap:iiii'y tiieiii, and THIRD VERSE. gm] |935,"-(1 in all of tiwm (.;N,,|| v
p . _ _ ' y.
Hy. no niei.tiis.,.l;`or Jehovah is a holy
so that the lzoldcll niilos 01' the organ . Sung ai St. Pours Cathedral at me G0d_ ,,,;(i.(,,,,,._0,,|y ,Dimage time ,img
awake nt last, and arc opened und fill -:lose oi` the service for the -lfaiiadians are iioly_ii1_ his prefgiace. This, too,
was a novel :ind s rl ing ihoiiglit to
l"l“"mh' __ * ‘_ the men oi' the age. Tlic gods they
believed in were-iiieiiibers of the trlli-
_'1wo_ great flags are hung on each lircailie iii our hearts till iriiili shall es W-high I-e(,0guize(' ¢_hf,m__T|,@y wf_\,~,3 side oi the ciitraiicc to thc choir, One reign amps; Supposed to lavish lhéir' fdvops on the is the lfiiioii Jack, ilic other is the 'pill wrath and wrong shall perish, members. of ¢,i,@;r Own mbps or na. ttaiiiidlaii flag. a biiniier witlia scarlet And faith and peace abide, _ti0ns_.and ,mqiher ,Q di,-fm, from their
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orshippers ' in moral! lchariicter nor
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O_ most just _biuzoit most wise licr- _ Slinll prove our colllltryll Pride- to distiiiguisli -aniongrthciii on that
llllllll rllflpllvly- If it llllll ll0l lllbl jlllr l-llllllrfl soils once more we sing, basis. Tim ilsniuiisi indicates filmi- becii so, it must now have been tinc- Our battle-cry of old. “For Christ and r turcd so. For that was a scarlet field King!" to Jchovnws presence; (U purm. in indeed <_in iyliich the men ot the Vyest Our battle-cry of old, “For Christ and (,D,,,],,(,, and ),em.t_ (2) H,,n,m,_v mm mugm ’-V. mes low" "“"ay l" "lm" klllg- - reverence. (3) l-Ionesty and justice iii ilcrs; and it was (iiiiadlnii blood tiiiit ._______.-___k_ all relutiom with oneis fe|l0“,_cmzem_
""{;l,‘i at suarlllit' _ _ _ Giveii these qualities of moral cliarfic-
9 “we 3 mm] lm mor) °l 'ww ter, one need liiive no fears in coming
the Aboiniiiable, having failed with , mm me “Holy l,1ace_.- dmc Hm 0,-
eriuisitcs as conditioiis oi' approval
Jehovah." Nay, he might do so joy-
aiid great cannon let loose hell’s ~ . ~ .. _
_ _ ' SUNDAY 3¢H00|_ |_E33QN_ _ fully. for he ixoiild receive a blessing
steiithes and poisons against our ____ from .lelioviili and rlghteoiisiicss from
the God oi’_ his salvation.” ilerc wns`
conception that was destined to
arity. - _ » ` Verses T-10. The structure of the sedtioii of thc Psalm' is dramatic. I: prilsiippiises tho division of the sing- ,ers into two groups--oiic to serve ss doorkeepera or warders oi’ the iiilily place, and ilic other to serve as the procession iii-coiiipaiiying the triuiiipitf pl entraiicc oi the Ark into the shrine Since the Ark is the emblem of Jeho- lvah-’s prcsciici-,_'lie might be iiiiagiiied as entiironcd between the clierubim which were pliiced on thc Ark. As tht- processioii iipproaclies- the shrine, the 'bearers and attendants call oiii. "Lift up your bends, t) ye gatcs, and be ye
King of Glory shall como in." But the warders ask, “\Vlio la this King of Glory?" thus eliciting the thrilling re- sponse: '_‘.lciiovzih -_mighty in hiiitic; Jehovah ot' hosts, he is the King of
'Gloi‘y," " _
The conception is iiighly'poetical, but 'at the siiiiio time spiritual iieip-` ful. Enacted for the first time it must have been sublimely iinorcssivif. Every recital of it with the proper un- derstanding of its inner meaning crin- iiot help but stimulate tho attituiio ui' reverential awe. lt was cost into its form primarily as an expre sion of- cereinoiilnl worship; but lts wor-is iii‘ny~` be lined with equal propriety e.-id
Hallfaxi N~ S- ‘md l“d°°d °h“d`bl"“' “nd” 'i:'° 'ff l ` ireinior maiiy years at Basie-Jiiiiaii. lrlllll Ol’ the lvlllcllllle to be zlvell lu'
' ii °°“d\tl°|l|l'|°°db°|_l°\|\““if° 95|. °' -From there it wasteniporary moved the ll"ll"ld““_l Sm" to “S 'gd “fi he
, . beiiut . The nnexplnluabls thins' ll , ,e of d __ ,_e,,,,e enters min ins iioiy temple the ii.-nrt
Y _ o tl hous Oiied E . _
f-lllt. Wm* lu dm °Vld°“°°°f 9h""'"°d resident of The Levltlcal of Goth- ‘lf ‘he l"`ll“"*"`~ _
f ' ' _ ' ' ‘ newelmld bl’°l¢°f|h¢°m*N;N|fl"¢n'°m Rinllilou in the territory of`Dnii (Jus.
M' on unprepared obndititln 'end with lm- t0 45, 21-24) It was iiow necessary to
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_ ) time in which to prepare women remove lt to the new home for it in gQN'rR0|_5 EQU|pM5N-r ' C PACI Fl CI gviliponlstingolng bllndlytoilis trial. the new centre or isi-it-sim nie. _ __ ‘ wuote _s‘ni~ris?if Aniviv
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il. Sam. tl 12. The first effort to _.___
IC EVGUWUUW fl fm' dm' Uhmldnll' transfer the Ark from Basie Judah to
upon Lydia E. Plliklilllfl V0Z°\lbl0 _Jerusalem had proved abortive, `prc-' ‘The fgiiowing :5 ffém r,¢,,dm, Tir.
Compound, I mol# Vlloiblo ‘illo and siimably because ol the irreverence of Bm., Grmc,-at 51|- ,yoim Steven C(-,wang
orswrotmolemeie iizniii umirs iieiiiii niieri Dsvtii being ,. muh., of Cai w A D
» mi wsldm- ~ _ _ _ _ .
I with dread. lie read the lesson of re- swven of itrom-tgp, _
_In muiy homes ' _ °4 vereilee taught by lt. but he evidently in ii iimilii riiiiss in wiiitsiiaii sin ii once childless there' , read it wllrnz emphasis llvoll it. Bo- msn, often far into the night, wlioiias
Twill" °“ .Bde *° N'"°""’°’ 3°"" sreiiow children' bs- ' Cause of Uzzillvs death for uniiecessa orgaiiizni and controls the equipment
‘ '“‘"“' Tm" M°"“" use of the het ' » llly and violently seizins the Ark as for the whois or me british Ai-my at
hun- .'°.. 1° bl9\'11ll1l0 lllll OWU ¥'0ClIlClB lil! Il slbl notice with anvtliin from a in
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Ffam Charlattetown Compmmd m.k'. 'HW m'-"MKG that men fl‘9<l\1€ll\lY Illhkl-Il. to ii his sun' from a motor cycle to
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php. ll' to alive it from all lmsslned dsllser the from mul si imme. i-is win sup-
"h°t,L;dl. E' b ( David feared to ¢‘Bl‘l‘l' the Bllcred em: ply our soldiers at the shortest pos-
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Retumligrulii vice vom, , n you w .t ll “VI” 'nh M t_hetm5re t__ou_;‘_hlr_i_i; ofbtli_e__Ark_ that _t_m-5; universal provider. whose won.
I "ll os zza s e u s rrev er ul organization enables our msn
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Iqllilltlfa l¢(lolloU¢¢(Ul"‘ érence lt took several months for to fi ht well clothed wellied and
‘ ' ' N115." ` ' " l0ltk`\)|a1ll»llli° Wllll..-David to learn that thep one cs t e well-armoured a e e y p n . ,_ ` `
ago, WALLIIJR, Dominion Express Build-N pg epalllg llll_ll| lllwdol lflll Ark anywhere instead of being it Yet few of the outside public know _ ' ' _ _ . e ~ _ _ _ _ _ \'\l»C"“~'~‘*“*°"“' _ -_lwoilrce of danger was an occasion ot _the name ot General Sir John Steven ’ - ~ __ » _ , _ , Chaflutlglqwll _ _
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W ll IIOWW’ "PA U" ”"°"° nuismi- , ,, 0, ,, ‘ . ,, ,_ 0, , » Lower Queen Street
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`o\i'aiis. the Whitoiey of the Army, wiio has been Quartermaster-Geiierul of thc ll‘ori~cs since 1912. When, at a fc ll ii"-1" iotlce, his department was i-iiili-il upon to equip the Expedi- U0lHlr.V l"l.:"v '. it was a task which iiiizlit have daunted many a less energetic iiiun; but Sir John, in his cool, i.-liariicteristic manner, delivered his-orders right and left, with the rc~ suit that the British troops went into the fighting-line in every stage of pre-
paredness. _
Finding Supplies. .
"Eye~Wltness," ln one of his lstest_
deapatches, gives. us some: idea oi' what the general equipment oi’ an: army means, and the amazing organ- ization oi’ ileld supplies. Wiiile thu furnishing' of food for man and beast _ is the duty of the ~Ariny Service Corps, furnishing the sick with iieces- " sltles that of the Royal Army Medical ` Corps, the provision ot stores for disabled animals that of the Royal Veterinary Corps, while tlic Royal Flying. ,Corps and the* Mecliaiilcal
C and equipment, the Ordiiuuce Depart- `~ ment, over which Sir John Cowaiisl exercises much control, supplies the Army with all clothing equipment.- arms, ammunition. tools, appliances, machinery, anything, in fact. from guns weighing many tons to tin-tricks.
in one iiioiith alone there were
issued to the troops 450 miles of telc-
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stributed, the weight of the average _ eekly issue of vaseline for the fect , eiiig five tons, and the weight ol'
orseslioes 100 tons. _
A GALLANT GHURKA
'I‘iie fiinioiis Queen’s Own Guides
are considered one of the finest bodies of indian troops serving under the Britisii flag. An -anecdote illustrative oi’ their devoted gailantry can be tolil. In an expedition- against ii trouble-_ some tribe ot' hill robbers a little par-_ ty of the Guides, twenty-five in iiuiii- ber, with un English officer in coin- mand, had rushed one oi' the eiiemy's sangars (ii sort of rifle-pit, built up
oi’ it. But the eiisuiy were still iii strong force in the immediate vicin- ity. and it was apparent that anyone leaving the shelter would be shot. ‘
Gliurka trooper stepped forward
and, snlutliig his officer said, "Saiiib, we iiiustn‘t stop licrc all day. l will- jump on the tcp of the parapet; they- will fire at me, and we shall be able to rush on them before they can load again." _ _ So saying, the gallant i'ellov_v__sp_r_aiig
on the parapet, and, defiantly waving his sword, shouted insulting eplthets at the enemy, who, boiling over with rage, all discharged their muskets at Gliurku.. -
Strange to say the gallant fellow
was absolutely uiiiiarnied, and jump- ing down, be cried out, "Now, Sziliib,
come."
lri an instant the Guides were chars:
ing at the eniiiey. who soon lied licud-
long down the hills.
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CONSTIPATIENTS
It must be remembered that _thc bowels should move freely once a da to ensure perfect health.. When auch is not the 'case the poisonous waste ’ material is absorbed into the system, thus producing a self _blood poisoning.
The causes o_i` Constipationnre niany
and varied. Among the more common may be mentioned poor stomach di- gestion, a»dedci`éiicy oi” bile in the intestines, a lacl:_o secretion in the _ bowels, and it want of the natural _= muscular contraction of the intestines ` from above downward. ' _
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tines, rendering it easy to_secure a _ free action oi' e bowels, which is one I ofgtlie most importantqwequlsites to health. - ~ - _ 'I
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