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lug, u: frequently below zoro as it has of late It is some satisfaction

ww-I- "- “'""" u...‘ "$3.11!. A. ...'.‘;’....."“""‘.>. t 8: " ""“" I Inn-v no shnnlif- 4- l- Blrlm. Aloonbln lam. n. l. cum,

to realise IthaIt in our favored is- land Province the cold hes 110! boen so ddiillunsfi as it ‘has been in every one of the seven other pro

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2o, 1925

necoomzlue uznrr

We do not yet fully realize 111B value and importance of the i0! industry Ito this rmvilm ""1 ‘if i“ i‘ good thing to occasionally have B reminder such as W8 1909"“ Y9" tenlay, in the 169°" i" the “u” dian of the bannust 111 11111101" °i Mr. 1'. G. Alvord of Henderwll. N- Y. The founders of the fox indus- “y, n; was the case of the fathers of Confederation, ibuilded b61- ter than they know and today we ghe year 1924 will be the lowest on have an industry, in fact and poten record is forecasted in the ‘Statis- flgligigg, greats-r than anything de- tical Bulletin of a Life insurance veloped in Canada duriln! lile past Company doing business in Canada hundred years. It is noteworthy that as well as in the United SIMBS- The a movement is on foot to have the prediction is based on the cumula- discoverer of Marquis Wheat, tive death rate of more ‘than fif- which has added millions w the teen million ‘industrial Dviicyilllid" profits of western farmers. speoi- era calculated up to December 15th, any mwanien my an annual pension 1924. The ‘principal 0i’ of 35,000, Ho deserves it and has death. in order of magnitude, were; earned it many times over. Wbaxt organic diseases of thc heart, 123 public recognition should be given per 100,000 9011111811011: 111116101110- Sir Charles Dalton for his services sis 101; cancer 89; Dnemilnia 39; in making posible and ‘practicaible chronic ncpbltis 65; cerebral hem- the great and enormously increas- orrhago 59; A8 Cflmilflfed with 111° ing Silver Fox industry of Canada, proceeding year, there has Ibeen a United States and Europe? Monet- markalble decline in the death rate nry reward in his case is not ncc- from diphtheria, measles and scar- essary ‘but surely there are some let fever.

his pocket?

goi- inn poor and needy?

grateful kindness.

CBUSES

mggrig iwhereby tho appreciation of

M n "v8 country would be mark Those who are anywlse inclines s ‘ a ' t '

Cd In Gnu‘ Brim!“ they have to look for millennial dawn what m‘; “Dhungnlshed 0mm, o, ‘time Sovietism comes into its own Merit" to ‘VH0,’ men of his cannot do better than read Mrs.

class necesqumy few m nunmer Snowdcn's report of her impres- . . -

are slimmed In France hhere is sions gleaned during her visit to

(he “I egkm of Plonmn", m Canada Russia, says The Montreal Gazette J - , .

wno would not be an optimist Wm, a 34,000 per senator-ship '11‘-

vinces c-f Canada cam of the Rocky Mountains. it leads one to think ‘ of h-ow the people fare these day»! ir. farcff towns and settle- nwnts where the mercury h“ 13"" on twenty to thirty degrees lcwe-r what the difference was, between than it has been thlla year or in lstrain and a svffliii- ' '.~..i the years befori‘ in Prince Edw- Y“ mm 7m"

srnam AND srnnm

_ Barton: ‘ALB.’

Pei-hugs you have wondered HM

back or your

not looocuilll! endorse tin or lnlau of oorrupoudouh. \

REV. . MR. MacLELLAN

sin-in your issue of Jan. 13th is a statement ‘by the Rev. J. A. MacLellan of Valleyfled "in "which he does -his best to doubt and dis- credit the report. of the, Clerk of a Free ‘Church of ‘Scotland Assembly

-—the Rev. .1. K. Camer011—011 the present state of ‘the ‘work of The

\ MR. MULLIGAN AND REV.

91mm: 11m! ‘I . - .-

ely individual inaccurate" m lead- ing snlomenta, iby which they 110110 to gain the votes of the uninformed and afraid.

Mr. ‘Macbellan when he made these statements either 11111 119i know what. he was talking about in which case he should not. have made the statements he did 111111 should admit in the press his 151101‘- ance of ‘the situation Iby makilu; such statements or he was 811m!’ 0' circulating a mean Ibeliltling mis- statement of the facts regarding a sister Church. Will Mr. lfaoLellan please give his "aut-horities” of "t0- day." and details of his statements albou-t the Free Church?

l should like to say that it, is 111811

gnawing, Wonit you ‘send your dollar to 1191p the Dispensary to lprovide

Mmsitestcd from Eafle‘ the District Nurse, will feel and‘ acknowledge your

That the general death r818 it"

at»: city consins who are dependent upon cosii mlncd by workers w-ho will not work at less than a daily wage ‘of five 110N878, said coal he's-Z’ brought to the city undcr

loo eager to lt-avc this farm and take up their abode Iin the city might do we'll to ‘tbi-nk this Over.

"rm city houschuldfl’ PM‘ "few tribute lo tJbo Nova Scotla 11131161‘ and the 1.‘: ilv-ny in this zero weath- er a-r-d not a small addfblo-u to the farm-or fcr his kindling wood, along, will: his beef, mutton, pork. poultry, oggs, butler, cheese, m.lk pottrtorts flillii vegetables, and ‘sourc- tJimh-s conclude» that the farmer has the his! of it. For thc- city man reasons til-at nil ‘the yc-ar round ire is buying for his own household use the produce of the farm. it gore on uiluter and summer. And if his llousellc-lrl ls large it costs him a pretty penny as he knows full wail.

Most of our farmers, happily. live ‘in tnitalr own homes, rent free. Molly only llwol‘lcls—say half of

charge of press," ‘ mxurbiban, definition or description of a ' . l . freight rates. Thctsn who are only stlawllly,

' after the doctor sx- The Patriot's coal fund is slowly ziinlfigliljl-vlgrnfrafl‘ giiazfifjhfiifililis “fir, he tells you that you icomfc- table homes to set a. ‘new ivalu» on their big wood plies, har- lwar-by wood-lots. This ‘they will assuredly do when n-iy rgfleLl, upon rh-air less fortun-

have strained the parts, tells you that you'll be all right in a few days, and that there will be no permanent disability.

On the other hand he may in- form you that you have a sprain. that careful treatment is essential, or there is likely to be a perman- ent disability. ~

Now what is a strain? I believe the word "stretch" would answer the question, and really be a good‘

Because that is really all that has hnppencd. A ligament or liga ments above a joint have been put to some unusual amount of work. and they get slightly stretched. Nothing is actually torn. and as the stretched part is almost im- melliately brick in position after the stretching, no permanent dam- age is done.

Dut what about n sprain‘!

in a sprain everything about the joint or other part, is twisted, stretched and actually torn.

Now everything msans—nerves, vessels. ligaments, tendons (that is the ends of muscles), get damaged, This doesn't all heal .in a ruin- utc, nor can it heal properly if the torn parts are kept apart by trying to use the joint. _ » Thus the biggest factor in water application, which ldenl tiling to ‘use, nor wutm‘ which many use

is the

that yuu give the part.

tllclu—l.vc in innit; t.il‘c‘y do not

‘own. for which they pay ‘u TEX-ill‘

nvul aging, fo.‘ a gut-as, say ‘twenty dollar's a mouth. He pays cvcn for; tile w:'i r his house-held LhiCS and payl it gladly, suy S15 yearly but

m [an we have naming‘ form, a re_ A more dismal picture and a more solution of parliament, the bestownl trencham impeachment "f ‘m’ or honours on ourdvlsunguished sons muchlbeiaurlctl system of prolctar-l h.“ he“ forbidden‘ n is only on lat emancipation have not appear- occasions, such as the banquet on ed f“ many a day‘ Trade 95ml)“ Saturday‘ ma: public recognition zed; shops closed and boarded up;

.1110 farmer draw-s watt-r wihhouti

|tr.-;., or at uumil Lost, from tile

wcli at his door. And pructcally all the fool for‘ lhQ fan: luerfia fable ‘h.

nil, or;

may be given to our distinguished muujlks in rags: streets almost d9" scientific discoverers and the pro- germ‘! save during the sporadic!

moters of the banquet m question hours for Bolshevik meetings. anrllluan gets Itoo largo n share of WlHIIIJQ

are dcserving of all credit for avall- peasants working dmlbk’ time w: lng thcmsedves of the opportunity ear“ ‘mough to keep ‘Md?’ “m! “Puii m do so. Apart altogether from together. Such are a few of the ‘M, it is entirely prfliseworlhy and details Mrs. Snowden presents ofi commendable that we should show "gmrhms Russia“ ca“ Jwbe“ our hospimlny u) good ‘fiends and himself in his pro-revolution work, cuyatomers like _Mr_ valve", who “Russia as it really is," never pen- knows a gem] thing when he sees ned a more caustic or heart-search- “ and has been coming m “sling indictment of Czarlst regime province for yea” ‘w get “Mum than does Mrs. Snowdon of the cal- Mooden bu?" mxvs» [or m5 [ax amitous stroke Russia has suffered ranches m the 931%‘ under Bolshevlk adventure. Onc

-——-<-o>?_- would t.-hink it would be a sure cure VALUABLE PUBLICATIQN for tho singing of “Tho Red Flag." This year's special anmial num- The flying automobile will be the her of thc Monvmry Times, T0f011- car of the ncar future, according to to. is an exceptionally interesting Captain E. V. Rickenbacker, Uncle one. it contains over 200 wgB-‘l- 811 Sam's famous ace of the world war. well illustrated and fl-lied with in- Thls now model of motor car. it is formation on evcry phase of Cafl- predicted, will the made with fold- adafls commercial and industrial ing vwings. so that. when on n life. Agriculture. fisheries. lumber- straight stretch of road they can ibc ing, mining, banking. insurance are spread and the m/achine will take ouch given spam! 11nd Cvllflidfiffl- to the air. The ‘present-day tend- tion, each article written by 811 ency to lighten ‘the consfiuctlon of authority and giving such informa- automobiles through the extensive

01st. to the ruitiwllenrzlzu.

farm cr~a mi

tllc city householder‘ puys- i

In the matter of foodstuffs thelllil you." Whenever you give ll. any farmer is the t-ue aristocrat audiexira wmk»

sits dowll at tile first ‘table, so ‘tu speak. Ho has flTSL choice of the first and best of everything that grows and everything that grow-.- out of the ground, or is produced ‘u.- tlre iiclml ‘tile stock-yard, ‘tilt poultry-you, or the li-airy. it is only h-"s surplus above what nexleid for home use that he sells to lillll city. He toils, it is true, bu.‘ his daily calling is more hcaibhflll’

i.

than ‘that of the factory ‘or th-e orw- sbop. For comparzltivcly brief‘ season-s in planting and. harvest- ing ‘his toil may bc hard, hllt it i»; varied fzoln ‘hour to hour und from tiny Lo (lay, with Sundays anti raiiny days bositlos for conlpnrative rcst.

I

T

gels at the nlcrt"tbe cost oi‘ production while thc cityiiliiiliillil 1119 (lily. Wililflllt bolls-e lroltlcr pays fully twice illatjmi" will?!" 0" "-

—Shew me thy Wilyii- 0 Lord: teach me tlly 111191111 119i imeiirliy ha” 1° 71160 i110 Drobicru of raising “m; “Brightness preserve me: for $100,000 to erect

should rcally become a bod until the swelling" is away, using bot applications for fifteen twenty nlinutes nt it nt least four times a day.

The rest allows all the parts to knit together firmly, cations bring along t

After the swelling leaves, lolnt a n-umher of

This prevents

Remember you'll be using that, _ int all the rest of your life, and 1f you give it the above ca nnt have a joint that "goes back

E!‘

Daily Selections

FOR

Guardian Readers it

2t wl

8i!

.~0

January 2O .1925 bu A VERY NEEDEUL PRAYER! $6

his addresses Mr. culated ‘the report aibout ‘the Freo Church which Ibriefiy summarized m" is as follows: treatment of a sprain is not the hot 2 the only 75 arc in use. cold are closed up and have no ministers to retard and no people. One mission field the swolling, but the absolute rest W“ 111W" them ‘twenty years ago. “Tollay"- it ‘is closed if it be a sprained ankle, you fhim =1 quarter of a century wIItb a patient rich endowment they are in ruinsu"

to present day condition of the Free a time, and do r

goudbvho is “across the Atlantic". c oes not seem to know the hot app“. [bumm- re “The Fate of Anti Uuionls "' he circulation, Church now rosidnnt m Canada §em| ' 4" - both in repair‘ work, and removal in statements to the

|of broken down tissue and correcting these misrepresent.

bend crisp-at- min s ers: . . putunglTrcvnlore) Ontario‘ who spent sonlehhl~The DadIlIllllBt distinctly states: time working tn n ‘ me thc stiffness that follows, whore

Pinups the m ddlmthe “rcst" has been too prolonged. U

I Frevs re,‘ you ll 531mm

Free Church of Scotland, Who should know more‘ about ‘that Church: t'he Rev. J. K. Cameron, the Clerk of its Assembly who has nothing Ito do wit-h Canadian Churcin Union except the very worthy duty of ‘defending-his own little Church against the calumnies of a group of Canadian Unionists propagandists. or ‘thaw-Rev, J. A. MacLollun of Valleyfield who kno-ws nothing whatever aibout that church except that he is ‘rifloon fed by the Toronto Bureau of (mis)

tinno some-of these perfervid ‘chlam-

lug every Union indigestiihle sent them from headquarters and ‘then when pursued Iby their opponents with the real truth of t‘he matter simply hide their heads in ‘the dust and sand ‘heaps of the Church Un- ion Bureau of (Mia) information and think they are safe. Mr. ‘Mao Lellan should not permit his vol- ubiiity and vehemence to obscure

Information‘? - h“ Iveraclstf‘ t

' am r, e c.. ' ‘.i§§.‘;‘.*‘..'2i'.,‘“2°.’";2.§i‘§.“‘il.‘.i€ w-u-AM m Mum-w he has won out on his home ground. __‘._>_____

But he does not mention ‘the wound- cd feelings, alienated sympathies and the Ibroken loyalitles of a largo section of his people who object- ed to being dragooned, and ‘bullied into a Church ‘into which_thcy did not want to go and into which they are, not going to go. in regard Ito the real matter under discussion he follows his usual tactics of wrong emphasis and half truths, cries to becloud the issues Iby irre- levant qu-estlong and statement-s be- cause he has not the courage to face the facts or the courtesy ‘to confess that hc is wrong when Drover: wzoniz. i-ie ncod not think that those who ‘do not agree with him lack either that courage or courtesy.

111 i115 Dwbiislled sermon and "in MacLellan cir-

"THE WEE FREES"

l Sir,—-A while ago your paper, printed a lot-tor from Rev. W. Orr Mulligan about the "Wee Frees" and our General Assembly's ‘pam- phlet, "The Fate of Anti-unionism." and a lutter from Mr. Cameron Clerk of Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland.

I sent ‘the clipping from your paper -to the Joint Union Commit- tee who prepared thc pamphlet in question for our Assembly- an-d a-tked for any further information they could give on blue subject. l cnclosn herewith their reply and would ask you to kindly print the s-anrc. with this QXDIBIPEIJUOFY letter. in The Guardian and oblige all who at heart concerned albout the truth of this matter.

i nm, Sir, etc. (REV.) THOS. A. WILSON /P. S.-—l would point out that in Statement 2. of the Union Commit- ‘two's reply it is obvious that appli- cation was made to the headquar- ters of the Free Church instead of IllC United Flee Cllu-rcb which is evidently‘ n typisfs error.

In 1900 they had 00 churches given them: "Today"

All the others

up. ,"ln less

T. A. W.

I

His profound (Enclosure) ' I

ignorance of the hurch, Mr. Macbellan shows, ‘by'

eifiiriili.’ 011iy l0 tile Rev, Mr. Carn- new Th!“ A ‘vilmn’

\Vest Cove lleatl. P. E. l., Dcar Mr. Wiisou:~—

that Rcplylng tn yours of .l'r'llllli1l'y 6th!

Free

members of thc

.and the letter to Mr. Orr Mulligan’ |signcti by thc Clerk of tire Freei _As-sonrbly. i l

press refuting So did two of our own ‘fheitev. Mr. Davey of.

h in ‘Scotland amonzuhgt the source of in-ilurnlation is f-O wry llcople and the Rev. Driscouisi, C . I). Reid. of MontreaP-a former mange"

ili0l1i$i—"\vh0 spent lust summer! z ,' - s, , ‘ , -:- lcfore publishing tllls wn ask- n i-lfitiélrgié a111dm£<i>und_ tlllo Wflfilcd uwo friends in Scotland tto havei Church in" in?‘ ""19 Evan‘ our figures corrected at the bend-f ‘ y "5 '3" 5 Hiroiiglquarters of ‘the United Free Church,

hurch and University Al-

plons of Union ceased acting like ecclesiastical ostriclles‘ by swallow-

.. _ ., _ .. ,G e London Eng. an Life of Dr‘ Ram” and Thei Cbnildlan Pacific SLS’. “Em

ton to New York. Photo raphed at New York left. on her Round-ths- orld Cruise.

of any kind.

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“NELL” PRUVID The white Sealyha

--

m "Nell Gwynn," owned by ‘lldajor i1. d’ the littcr of pups she gave birth to on tns press of France" en routs from Southamp-

just before the

A.

Empress

missionary work in the Highlands

uow in Edinburgh stated in a

t z day the Frte Church f

Church, Asscmlbiy last Junta sllnws the fugtg

secondary school.

may not be renewed again they nlay

‘r bl - ,. . Hm m the no“ Dr‘ Rem “lg: uillilé gives the names of the churches

I |bclti by the Frcc Church and gives hi"! 138 Wif- 74 of these as vucalzt as at January 1st. 1924. 4——ln another latter ltn nryseli‘ Rcv. Dr. I). Macho-an, Convener of the Highland and islands Conlmlt- tee. and a Professor of their Col-

th< y cs c Iiwo Th0 thc

PDOPling rhllrgts, In regard to the Missions of that the official report to the

and

Ibe: A Mission in Snutll America the

Lima, Peru. which is educational th over 350 ‘boys and 140 in n l ‘The rent of the “HRH b01111: equivalent to nvvr I000 8 Ycflr and because thc lease

have 92 ministers in the Free Church of ScoilnnduThe Clerk of the General Al-lselrribly of thc sauna Church. under date of November 13th. writing J. W. IMacNnmarn state-s that in 1023 they have 175

thut

11 110w Ibuildiug.

bur of their so-cnllctl congregations,‘

mics, visiting, funerals. marriages

loge in Edinburgh, states that tbeyiUniltcd Free Church. 11—Regartling the missionary ac- tivitios. We have reason no bell-eve

foreign work was correct at. Janin- nry 1. 1024. We understand that i1 luissilon-nry was desigiifltflii W170i!"-

tered the UniIzt-ti Free Church oi

, iTbc-y replied that they had tried lto inud vmif Ith statement we mudc- scniinnii wore wrong. Perl". 1-; we

2330531211115 of Scotland as wcli asnin s.) and the information had been One ln-siaffce ‘may b0 lint-lied; m” Lllull huvc ‘to loin-c thc verdict of

The ‘Rm Nmlcolm M1 b lrcfuscd them. ilrrco Cilurch at 'l‘oborntore. “his in iiiginry. w the common.

--——--<-o->—-—- formerly a‘ rnllilstcr of our ‘Cl-mm‘ J_qhe “umber "7 ‘Churches H1111 10-——AntIther thing "if" 5111mm lScflSC of tho Christian ounuuunizles

I ("an Church ville" in Silt Elfin" tmnnsrs. Tho Scottish Church ipcrh-a-ps b0 noted is that in a nulu- lun-oughuu; U“ wqi-ld, ‘“‘,,.”H,»,,,_,+V§Q¢Qv * - m0» Alumnae for 1924 which lies before

Failhfully yours.

, RQJ. WILSON,

lJoint Committee on

(Yhurch Union,

Toronto. _——404>———~— run-nor as» rx-uru

arsJef-t vat-ant with the church . losed for all Ibut a month or of the year.» we are informed. congregation during the rest 0i? your is tlt-pelulclrt for ordin-

baptisnls on the ministers of Church of Scotland and tho