- a l, -—qutri\ 4'“ (sy tilon News service) LONDON. August 6.—-A baby bgbgtfgunga . _ .-. .i.. =. M113 lanky legs. he was walking round courier which he has Just had 11.4 his shed within 16 minutes oflwlth a sting ray more than e yard port, birth—'iiiuch to tho delight oi square. l Daisy, his mother. Unlike Tommy, While repairing cables off the‘ the father, who is so bad-teniperedlFreach Mediterranean c us! tha-t he would attack any ‘lntrudcix-Cappadont- spotted the fish be nd if given the opportunity,‘ Daisy is'soine rocks. Suddenly the ray d h. usually quite do -ile. ed at. him and almost stunned h ill At ‘present, hcpwevor, she is very with a blow of the tail. ' nervous of her baby. it being her The man defended himself wl first. and lashes out with her hind tho dagger divers always carry a legs l! the keeper should approach stabbed the fish between the eye too near. but a perfect rain of tail blow Betsy's youngster is golng to be followed and the fish only made of u big boast, if he lives. This can when apparently bleeding to death. be told from the distance from Tho sting ray emits electrical the knee to the fctlock, which por- shocks with its tail. ' - tion of the leg never grows, and. When drawn up, Cappadoria was as this exceeds that of his mother found to have a serious wounded it is easy t_o prophesy. arm. ' l 'l‘he foal is likoly soon to prove an obstinate baby, for the males are always extremely vicious. Kiniigs of either sex resent being handled, cud two foals wlii wore once bcing boxed fv-r transit ob- jected so forcibly that tiiey boili broke their necks.

_ nation; of the world dur- ing the past fifty years. The world today has over 1,800 millions of ‘people——900 millions in Asia, 500 millions in Europe, 150 millions In Africa, 200 millions in North and South America, and seven millions in Australasia and Ocoa-nica. Tho four great nations whose growth

. l llilall, voussuuw now

visitiiig the United States. They \

v _ saylie killed Rasputin the monk, the B’ h," w_ 8'5», ILL), evil genius of the House of Roman- PEACE OF BODY

THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 ' ' - Rep

Movemeu oi Lem“.

New York-State Dept.

anld Markets. . 1.165 spat-Time final,"

1;. ,1.00 p. aims-Music, excerpt; l,’ linafore, -~i=art 111- Gilbert ui ".s“'“‘""1- ‘ WGY Studio » a- ' OIBBII Groa . _ M3111‘

.00 p. rm-tpl-bqllce, and k t ' - I 11°11 .:'..r...@is.'ii:.""» M 5.16 p. im-im, l ' New Yorksttrtgr higxllivifzglilrl 11911 bv-qapiain A. w B’ ’“'" ate Highway Gonimlaalolial, until. p. m.—()|u _' 1E. Boisclaitiintlirghficliittdltl-olg viwr um ores '

Skeleton 01111111; l . ..-...._';:::s..*.“:: Richard The Third s. 1.12.3? $152.1.’ .l§"'.“°"‘"' ""1 r ra I n, General Electric tbc:i1.’,',.§‘,:',"

D. liL-‘Itzidio drama, "glll ore Illify.’ 11y WGY Stud

‘illbldecksburitfl Synipbonlon 0n- _ icko- bandoiiion; ‘Bymplionette; . clarinet; Edward irccior_ "Silos, the Chore illicit: Plihyqrgwnur '1’- "m1" 1111119)’ lionio. 111111.11 01' ilie IVIlltI/l"

Off. Ii he did it is improbable that ho will admit the fact to inter- viewers, though it has been in- ternational gossip for years. With- out question Rasputin was killed in the Yeussoupoff palace, one of the grandest in Petrograd. Only its walls stand to-dny for it was looted and destroyed by the Bolshevists. IiVhocvcr did the killing his motive was pitriotic. The deed was cap- able oi oven ainpier justification‘ than the slaying of Marat_ by Charlotte Corday, Rasputin was a degenerate monster whose influen- ce over the Czzirlna was helping to ruiii Russia. Youssoupoff and his friends were patriots. They knew that the removal of Rasputin would lie for the public good. They knew it, would be hopeless to try to un- scal the eyes of the iufaturated Em. press. 'l'liere was only one wuy to got rid of Rasputin and they took it. He was iiivitcd to dliic at the Youssoupotf palace, u woman bciug used as the lure for the nioiik's fondness for woman was notorious.

well organized and efficient publi- eitye The Tourist Associationl which was largely instrumental in l“ population ls“ ‘Leo uonlpurcs 3001111118 1111* 11111115111116" °1 111“ C311‘ contained approximately equal iium». adian National RailwaysJs to be con- bers of pcople in 1870-1Frniice 33

“umlalfll U“ me lrlllm already W, millions. (lcrmaiiy 37 millions, Un- ' ltcd States 36 millions and Britain ‘$10 millions.

aoosifiuh iritbviufufi‘

A preaclie driving home his point said “You can't expect to get. peace in your soul by inactivity. Peace, tranquility, comes from ac- tivity."

What saying is even as true about that body oi’ yours.

You can’! expect to get the peace that court's to all parts oi a healthy body by not doing anything.

You know that activity or all tho processor spells health, and health is peace oi body,

Au inactive heart or lungs, doing just enough to keep you alive, means disaster when a strain comes. _

You sit at a deck all day, your llver'in inactive. the bile becomes stagnant. 'l'lie intestine requires that bile because it takes cure oi poisonous matters, helps digest tho rats, and actually stimulates the intestine to throw out waste mat- ter. Aiid so you'll not have rest of body Willi the constipation and licadiiclics which will naturally ful- low iroui the inactivity oi your liver.

Your kidneys become clogged, and you have pain and distress, Lungs iinti heart that are only 11511111 to do ilie smallest amount 0i work iiucciasary to keep you alive, are not doing iuucli.

'l‘hey are oi large isize, meant to supply a good sized animal, the said animal being supposed to do enough work to have iiced of such

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was moi-m of the President, Mil. 0. Ilyndman, before the As- eociatcd Boards of Trade and pub- lhhed elsewhere in this issue, will be'read with interest and. we trust. wiai pair-a. Hlldf.’ iiyalimaln-jae both publicly aid prlvcikly hlfme much to advance the various in- terests ol the province a‘iid his act'- ivities in connection 711th the yn"; - . v < ., .1 Charlottetown‘- Boaid POIITMB ~10!‘ a number of years plus: have been instrumental -in- bringing nfil-ut many needed improvements in Rail way and other matters. His remarks oii boosting knocking wcrelisteiied to and will be read with interest. notwith- standing that he consider- ed it necessary 10 11111111!’ knock uliuiigcil the mariner of the tourist

cured and we shall lookfor a con- t-lnuullcigog its wmk with even bet. ter results‘ lb tlfo future.

Ffincc has now 30 millions, bu‘. dmon . tilis includes the restored popula- ‘ 1 h - lntl I n“ 311101110 l!” Assoc o“ a soiliflll of Alsace and Lorraine. Thus 1191113111‘! 971-11111! m1’ 115 "xwnmnbvliat Wllg the most populous white work in this connection. Travell- nation of 54 years ago has bareiv as. Iwlicthefstrangcrs or natives; 111111111: 111111? hlleoillch Itlian she » ien ia . ant t esc w oily in re- ... it R dGid ndroad

1m“ “M1111 5 on u ea ‘conquered territory. (lcrmaiiy now map an invaluable help lii tlircad- l,“ 5| mlllllms’ m. 25 “lllllolm more ing their way through ilie otherwlsotliun France, and is still rapidly ‘intricate mazes of our roads and Krmvmg i" 111” P1119 111 5110-1190 111 1700.000 a your. Frenchmen are l’ t l l m I ‘cdiytarly becoming a declining pro 1011611 11180 011 01' l11'11 11! 9 11» purtiuii of the world's population. for it will always exist. No people arc more gallant. courte- Tlw uulonwblle h“ undoubtedly Ollslilllll brave, but sadly falling ‘licliiiiii iii lllllllblrl‘! compared wlllil n l I Th w I 1 l u [lior next neighbor. still lier unre-i w 01111 P1111111» v 11111551 11 ‘-"~' triiftic..A very urge propor on o c(y“ciled enellm .

gggurg-d, would gladly join, and 1111B our summer visitors now bring their‘ always iflilwll- ' 1111- 1111111111111" 111 own cars and are thus lii a position 8111511181118 911115118101 111$ I11'°V11113@'~‘t0 triivcl more extensively and to l1 111111 B1110 10111911 111111 W1111 B11111=11see more of’ ilie province.

lurml. l“ polllllng out our vurlous mu“ slay l“ any Ul the prlllclpal ltliel United States from 36 millions _ l, l.“ l _h l V ‘ _.o .10 millions. Wlillc i-‘raiice has and frequciit ii ea ll tea, sut. as centres is not tie-long as when lllhylsluud SlllL Great llrllaln has “(MM large oruaus 1111111111)’ 5111141111 111111caiiic lly rail or steamer-the whole to lier pcoplc 181/1 million,’ Gm. “lull-aver; lllllullvlly ls lllull. llllllllcsfpruvlllce ls lmnelllell by the“. vlsllhimuiiy has entitled 27 millions tlllilltlilllgtll‘, licurt uiiil lungs that arc , _ iilio Uiiitctl States has gained 7i c1111“ 011 111111)’ 111. 511M113’ 11111011- ‘ihrough tlit. couibined efforts 0f Much of the benefit wlll lioweverrnlllllonll- Such l" condensed [mm pure blood, iii large amounts to the Mr. ilyndinan, the Boards of Trutleqlepunll upon the attractions mo. me mllrvellom awry o, llmv-iuo-il 11111111111 parts v1 the body.

11nd 1119 Dress. niauv of these dis- vided, for. both strangers and visit- Britain. the ‘United States, tkfqélgrlfitbt!“ lllzllevlg _,.§§'f,e,,j§"_,‘j"m,“f§ many and ‘Franco have cliaiigvilflilelt an, cgncenngd’ bQL-duse you-ll DILUCUII iii regaird to population never know you pusscss tliom.

lwithiii bait" b g-(intury 935p .-\iid your ciiiire muscular‘ eystem l iiicuiit for Illiclise activity. An iiii- pect to our grievances, real and bllu of llll, lmsl llllvol-llselllellls our’ And what of the next 5O yoarafimvicd 111mm" m" bmmme 1)":'”"'”‘*11y

. l . H H a uiuelcrss, o paralyzed muscle lii a 1111112111111)’. there would be littifiillfUYillliil has yet received was the ililrlgnlflw lfihloua‘ ‘Mime; is Debbi“ short time, if ii be kept absolutely ; . i‘ wi l rogart 0 rancc. “

I . .~ . » . llllluslrllll Purade plll up by the m“, ymrs_ “we ‘he French mm 11 motionless. Joints stifftn and _ou

mi bctruiiie old if you don't use them. We Iurlivvc in boosting 111111 11111;('Illll‘IUli.t‘I0\VllFife Department and may nnmlter only 25 millions n1‘ Tliv urtuul use ni‘ your muscles‘

prose of tlils province has done its we trust llii: lesson will not Dc lozatiiwolfllb" 111’ 11113“- ‘110 ‘#111118, "tlintibY‘_ ‘_‘_""11‘1111-7»Vw111'1‘1"'~7iv 11111-111114- f)!‘ itlic UIIIIPiI 151M014 will (‘tllltlllilv i0 erdbmg‘ crmnes m" ‘|"'“'h'° ‘m

. r l, 1 i» " ~ igrow apucc is us certain as any. llirltzlrgylllllllll klgpxllsulxl] llllpitiiy thing can be uiivii-r tlie sun. lem- ‘

(lormany to continue to grow n11lmTiiiihiildvaolxg“Lieiiléllilii is that ll. "TWI TM vicilim showed Ulwnnoushawmqly "'31 “my “1"'md"n°‘1"h"1r _ _ such u rate is impossible, iin]e'5.~;liii:iii works out his own SiliViliiilllivl_l_ulny' u" 5cm“! Prmc" Yuussuupdpllfllfliit‘. ills wife is Princess lrciio The dangers mclllmll lo llw “Benoit-rice shows how to DTINIIIPHIhY activity ill all 1101111 Wflfiid. in "11 ""11 1'1"“ 1° 3111111141“ mm‘ H“ of Russia, eldest daughter of the lllilivil more food in IlCi’ urea. Thiitimh‘ '“"111191" 1111 flficurcd pew-e iii was beaten down by revolver bittiB-Riruiiil Diikc Aloxuiiilt-r MICIHIUI- 11911131111011 1111P1'°V‘~’1119T11- iFfilllift: will (‘illliiilllii to ilvclhiuEhiS 5mm A1115" h" m“ "m" m“ "m" MNIJHVIIUII, uiitl of (lriiiitl Diicht-ss

, , , 5' IIIPIY ti: 1115".‘ if ' .'l iievg it acted in the ‘best interests 1111)’ 1111'1"11‘“11~ “"1 “W11 1111111111 1° a-eoms probable." ‘Phase Slltévlliil"1ruiitimlil‘lluatjetfilgalifl ,,l“l,',',','l_,f.‘."‘,'.§-. 5119111111111‘! ‘"1111 111111111- 1"~’“'-""L"1 11'“ ‘Xenia. oldest. eiistcr of Nicholas ll. She is salil to be ii lady of surpass

louricfltlvrs. T110110 11111115111‘?! havo'tions as to the future iiccd oiiiv cr-pi lii iill‘ euriic way. Activity of 5111151419» 111"“? 111111915 were “r011 they all, lull ilie procmstvs. ,iiiio liiiii. uiiil when hc scciiictl ilcud m“ lnvl_lllll,_,lll_ The. royal m, “n” agftllvltlylullllllilllll (llnflllilbi- wis put iii an automobile. it is .ruylll Ymlsgoupnlls fir“ m" l“ finch ‘one wn)’. 'l‘liat is by iiuily l‘X‘.‘l‘U1l~‘I‘.‘5,“id that m the m" he revived 0M0 Istruits us; iiiiiiiy others of thi- lhiss. "wm- “m1 11"“ he w“ 5H“ Buug-ll-Zlil nobility. They were cxtrieiiicly glint; when Ills lintiy wus- lllriistl

oi‘ ilie body in tlie form oi work or play, ' " through u Illllt: cut in the ice on the Nova ltlver.

3 phcn

(By. Domllnion News Seruicsi

— 1 of it, tho Czar asked to soc tho “m paintings. The Prince objected and said that only 'If' tho Czar gave u direct order would be open the gullei'y..'l‘lic order followed. Tlii ii the old Prince bcggcd us an uct of special favor that only tho Czar and the Czariiiii and ilie Prince and Princess should scc the painting's. and noiic of‘ thu entourage. This was agreed to. tho thousands of wax candles were llghtcii uiid for two hours the Prince and his royal iiiid unwelcome guests ox- uiiiliicd tho marvels.

Charmed the Bolshcvilsts.

Jiiilgcd from his photographs, the young usslaii Prince is ii strik- the young Russian Prince is u strik- tliiiig romantic in his appearance ivliicli may lie due to the fact that for back lic ciirrlcs a cross. ui ’l‘artir blood. Ono tit’ his ancestors. so the books say. was Miilioiiiot. Ho was eiliicatcil iit Iiltoii and 0x- tord ut ilie sumo tiino as the Prince nt‘ Wiilcs, wlio is iiiic of his frltrids. llo is illI(‘l‘L‘Si.(.‘tl iii ‘lift and music. lt is said that once wlii-ii a guiig of Iloisliuvists, filled witli vodka iiiid lllllfiittftills tliouglits, vlsitcil _ his palace lii search of his father Ill‘ to empty them iiito the iiioiikkiiplckpll up a gllllm, null “lull, so

LONDON, August iI.--A skeleton fouiid during excavations for a ilac. tory iieur West Bridge, Leicester. has given rise to speculations wlieilici" it is that of King Richard

litirzor iicstm

Albert Samuel "'1"? Mus. P- Musoiii,

31111 wt.- trust tlic edition will not be ul-

Local archaeologists agree that the litmus, which were fouiid 7ft. below tho surface, are several hun- ilrcils of ycars old. but one of them will“. but that King lblciinrd was a short mtiii, uuil that the remains urc those (if ll t.ili iiiaii.

Legend says that as King Rich- iird passed over thc Bow ltritlge oii his way to the battle of lioi-nvortli l=‘lcld (1485) uii old‘ hag told liini his ilifnti would strike tlic stone iii ilic briiigc as he rciuriioil. Accord~ ixig to the story his iii-ail bod-y war‘ COllVPyUir buck across a chiirgei" and liisliieziil caught the stone.

Wedding at Deathbed

(By Dominion News Service)

In the same Period the United 1K1"ed=m—\vu ellviik of Great iii-it! alii and Ireland-lies grown from Ivlille 30 millions to 431/; millions, and

The Death of Rasputin.

'l‘lit-i‘c are numerous accounts of what happened after the filtliy nioiik .'irriveti, so we choose the most lurid for ilie dclectation of our ruiilcrs. After siilutatiuris. ltasputiii was offered cakes and wliics which had becn heavily uduilcriiied with deadly poison. lie coiisuiiicd iliciii both with apparent rclisli, to the astonish- ment of his hosts, some of whom may have begun to think that there was utter iill something supernatur- al about the monster. Thou they lllvlltti him into the famous pic- ture gallery, which was perhaps tho grcitcst lioiior that could be bestowed lil|0|i aiiy ltussian. Oiicc inside tilt: liuli-iiozcii iiicii lii tlici plot tin-w revolvers aiiil tirncceilctl

homo, one mont. Tum at Rm“?

- .. sflecuml’ ‘ __ Ihiiiii-iiii

1' 11111101’ iiurii,

one week later. Selection, “lions on Fairies" ______ _..-1

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liad lain in hospital. w“ mquost that the cerémys atlolgll: IIilUO thcrv.

A scram was pliic ‘ivilsiilt: and Fi-wstcr if tlio lied to place the . l iiiigi-r nf his bride, Mina Slindfortli, of Ilartlcpool. ‘ '

At the final blessing l llrllll, ‘iiiclt lies-lilo the IWII nnil , Con“ o oxcliuiigcti kisses

inadequate other faulty public v

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0m,- oi the LONDON, August II.—'A ‘funeral took place a fi-w rluyi, sign of Alox

Fvwist r il man of llii yours 0t‘ agi-

wlio \\.i.\ lllilffilfti 2-1 liiitirs livfiirt

his iii-nth.

\‘\'cwstor fcll 14ft. frniii ll ifiiiilt“

about a month mo. .'l‘llti slut-v ilioii

muiiy improvements effected. [Pg-mutant utlriicfiulis.

the press remained silent with res- blglgbsl “Ml-buttons and Dfubflbly

hope of improvement.

full share of boosting. if at times ltlgbt b! 1n future years, it refused to join in the chorus; "Everything is Lovely" when every! thing was tint lovely, and. instead, pointed out the uiiiovely things until W8 bw of canned goods, when not [ii-up-

-——--—<-v>i PTOMAINE POISONING

SH I PPE RS

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of the province.

- 1 l i: - ; The suggestion that our succcss-lbcen 113111115911 1° 11 1111111111111“ b7 ‘swig Mk!“ [m whn"

llll lSlllllllUl-s lll llmlle sllolllll lmicltise aiul careful inspection during " _ . I Vglvell “lllllll llmllllnvllcu wllll lllusu tho process oi canning and no rc- Thcrz: have been various specu.

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cultics than are apparent to-theififi’ “"5 km“, that have "of me“ lie introduced the iBritish iNortli. Ollsflrvela Successful lslallllurs at iiiiiiiiieiy niiil scrupulously IIISDCCIZ-l America Jllll in tlic illnuse of Lords 57 31111115 111411. said, “We lay tniluv IIIH fouiidutitiii of a great 3131b which may one iliiy ovorsliuilow even a paragraph would hoop the‘ IPVOH oiirsclviw." iSir Wilfrid Lam. msl Ol- lllum wlllllllg so long that thcru is at least one factory Illatlivl‘, iii ilie days ni’ lii..~ own and (My wmlbl think they w,.l.e.lmlng'lnis ignored ‘this inspirction. ignnrcil:C‘11‘-'1'111~“ 11111511111111)’. looked foe wuril to u lifllllliilililll of 50 iniiliittis 11°111’“1'111°1Y 1141mm“ 511111 lin tlii- tIlCll near future "ind li- would "stop lb..- paper." Wbbn g1“'11"11""“11' 11111-‘111111111-1- we "'1'" 1° iiulit and provided railways cniiii;.;li' farm“. m home produces an exlrwitlie King government factory at for tlicse millions. We have till‘ Ollllwa wlllcll at prewlll l“ cumulus railways and millions of‘ tit-lit, but 1101 Yvt ilie spcciileil millions of,

‘ people. recent-

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wi-aliliy uiiil uppzirmily wore able to transfer iiiucli, if not most, vi their ‘wealth out of the rcacli of; 'i‘rotzlcy iiiid Louie. 'i‘lii~y 11W‘ iii] Paris.

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with us and to‘ give cacli of them S1119 119130111115 _ _ W“ 11'1"”- w rucurd the (“c1 that The colil water irmiiplcti-il ihc work wliiizli bud been imin-rfcctlyl iloiie by poison aiiil built-ts uiiil Rasptitlii was no more. News of what liiid iiiitipuitcil spread, uiiti to Show his displeasure tlie Czar sciit Prince Youssoupoif and his com- panion, Graxik Duke Dmitri. t0 11w Caucasus to ecrvc undcr the Grand Uukc Nicholas. it was only a few weeks later that the revolution broke out. it having been hastened perhaps by the dcatli of ilie monk. It may liuvo been because of the killing that tlic 15015118111511! 1 permitted the Prince to live among Whunbtlfifivlrers bloom on [he river them for two years after they had Ami bright b, [be l-‘Ulllcll b-lllll seized powcr. lii the orid he had to it is always ousy and plczisuiit- I riiii for it, ziftcr liavliig first, so it Th‘: willhymgil; [he “"81"” to H“ is believed, transferred innny of ‘ ' l’ the grout art treasures of his pic- ture gallery to safc ' quarters. A couple of years iigo Joseph E. Widener the iiiillionilrc Philadel- phia traction magnate and art col- ‘lcctor, bought two Itfilllllfillliliii, 1whicli. it was said at tho time had, some from the Youssoiipoif l-{ullcr- ies. The Prince ilieuititl tho story, and Frederick Ciiiillffn-Oweii is authority for the statement that the treasures are now iii the vaults oi two London banks.

V

llwyilt cviiluiitly, for tho purpose of

Any old tisli swim tiown- stream, That is a thing well-known; Uut it iuiies the flish which alive To battle upstream alone; To swim lo;- liis lilo against tiic tidc lii iliu wash of the dashing spray, in the face oi tlio currciii that flows to tiic sea To ilglii every iiich oftlie wuy.

ordinary yield per acre, a plicnom- l5 all

Iilt: Iiilicrzil your Guarantee 0f

Qualify

editorials for press

enally large iiirnip or a bog that Oiic of tlicse appeared ly this wuck. as original ‘editorials llii ii lialiiuxthdil il (Ihurlnttctown

Lilieralitruwspuper. The purpose of

George bad a more recent vision oi‘ zi-Cziiiiiilii ilttctl in Blililiflrt 750 millions oi’ pcuplc. That. mlgli-t bu pnswllilt! if till our laud was reasonably cultivable uirl itliiiiuilc conditions favorable up to 5110 lliilcs north oi tlio Illltlrlllltitlll- al bortli-r. As it is 90 pcr cent. of ilio people and uii tho populous cltlcs of Cuiiziilu are lot-uteri ‘within u rfi-iiiitiOll of that distance north of the boundary lliic. Notwithstand- ing tlicso limitations Ciinuila 15 l, bin-at illlii glorious coiiiiiry of vzigt 'l'i.’1~l()lll'(7(‘5 uiiil possibilities and one oi‘ tlio lii-st countries unlit-r tiltipllb to livo lii.

wciglis river i500 tlic fact is promp- M . Ll

tly recorded iii the newspapers but r ‘oyd when his crop or his stock are on-

ly as good as tlioso oi’ his iiltliltlililtls these was fto tufn- the eflas oi tlic

(Ianadiuii public to the United Slates with which, according to a recent prediction by Premier King,

of iclluw farmers the press is nec- essarily silt-tit.

Boosting is good advertising and when we atlvcrilse we riiust bc in a position to tit-liver the goods; when we arc not our advertising and our

we may hocnnic uiinoxcd if such annexation, is not averted by our becoming independent. The torials referred to evidently wcre not. scrutinized when bviiig vCallllCll. if liivy were thc purpose of whole- snlc imisoiiiiig was a deliberate