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IIIIIIIII EIIIIIIIIIII

dolh-rn-d. NAM-n.

pu- ‘yur (In nrlvuon) In cllllll lllll United

Vksnhuldont. I. l. Burnett‘; A. Incklnnon, D. B. 0. Ann-acute Editor. D. K. (Inn-Ir.

SATURDAY, DECEM

BER 13, 1924

THE CITY DISPENSARY 111 their Christmas Itiringb’ “"11 1-111111‘ l1111i11gs_11t1i' citizens are 111F891! 11- 111-p 1111- (‘ltarlottetotvti DISPQIP ‘fliis is essentially

1:.11'_-,' in 11111111.

1],. 1111111.- of the 1100i‘ which look 1.1-1 us not

('l1I".1t11i.1s

1111- 11111)" ' place to

1.1,,“ of 1111-iii can

1-- (‘liristm-is cht-cr.

111111 III- 111. '|‘l11 r1.- gittiatt d

'l‘l11- 1l1~-i1i

fortun- this majority

111-1- ' many

111. 1y people in grout

ltuikiug

111)

o1 :11'-- fortyard 1,1111 lIIIIL-IIFI‘ 111 1h,- htljllly Christ- 111.1.- 111111111111; 111111 its nsstired 11111111- 1|.-.-11-1- o1 pleasant stirprises, gifts 11'-1.-11 §tlll‘.l_ from parents. from sis- The

fortunate ones

11., .11:11 bin-111- r-' and friends.

I1.1pp.11< :-~ 111 Ill-i1-

:.. .1. -1:1o1l_ _'I'11 1111-111 Christmas will

111 .1 l'-'.1I (‘lii",.-.1|11;1s aiid 1t rl-al joy.

1:111 tli- 1'1- .1i'1- ollit-rs. [NH-r III

11111111111-11 g 1'1'1i--_ b111, tlit-y arc with :1- 111111,: 111.11‘ 11>, all 111-air that they

1.111 b--.1r :1"..- i1u:1 111111 1he'm1-r- r=-111~-111 o1"11--111111113-1-1111111-1-11upon 1111-1111‘(‘l-t-Isium- i; smiling aiid as 111-y IlPlll‘ it iII1'Il‘11tI\‘1'l‘lylllllIIIICII‘ 111111 1-- 1I|11|L< 1111-11" hunger, are in-

1111.~,|’l1-11 113' 1111- contrast.

How II. il

111-r. kiiowii ‘lial the poor wcrt- I11--

111111-11 happier wo11l1l

111.11.1- 1111- day for t-vcryonc, if

1111- p1"o\-i1l~-1l I'll‘, that tht-rp were

11-- buipt-ry- 111' illclad <111es on

1111. 11.11111); (‘liiist-iias lIlUTIIIIII-I- ‘div. l'Z1r1- , 1111- \\'.it1-l1f11I aiid cap-

1 .11|11- |1i-'1"ct .\'111'.-'~. ktiotvs nearly

ness is particularly good for this time of tho year. especially with buyers. Of course the big rush comes next-

tlie discriminating

week.

According to n report in ‘St. John 'l‘11legrapli-J0urnal the ‘Cauadiaui hoot and shoe manufacturers lost‘ SIUJJOUAJUU during 11120-3. the farmers lost in the same period.

tlic four years That is notlilug_ to what

Parliament to zissemble on Janu-

ary 2S, moans that the prelimin- 11111-5 will b1- goiie through on 111m} Wednesday, 'I'l1ui"s1lay and Friday. then IIIGTc will 111- an zidjotirtiaiitt-nt till Monday wlit-ti the Speech from 1111- throne will be delivered.

b-Notes By The Way-

A few day: age "the In! Sur- vivor" of the Noble 81x Hundred who chtrged at Ilnlnklava was re- ported in the newspapers. This time he died in the United Stz-tt-s. We note the fact DQ032151: within the past few decades the “last sur- vivor" of the famous charge has dlcd iuatiy times and in matiy lands. H1- lias died iii the British Islands. Australia, New Zcaland. South Africa and clst-tvlicrc-thzit 1.». according to iicwspapt-Frt-ports! Probably any futtire repetitious of his dtmiso wlll be rare as the cs- ploit occurred scvunty- years ago-

The events preceding were the grout battle on tlic ltiter Alma, tli1- flr111'g1-111~1"111 engagement in the ('1".1111an \\'ar, WIIICII was fought Supt-tuber 211, 185-1. 'I‘l11,- victorious English I-‘rcnch and Turkish forces tlicit atlvaticcd to llalaklava, .1 small. town and port 1U miles suutlt. eaist of_Selias1op0I. At Iiulaltlava. on October 25 occurred the two famous ctvalry‘ charges -rc1id1-rcd immortal i1i 'I‘cn1iysoii‘s stirring lines, first tlic (‘liatgo of 1111- lll-avy llrtgailt- nudcr (it-tcral Scarlett. only 30b strong and latt-r tli1- (‘l1.-tinge of the Light Ilrigadi- 11-11 by Lord 0111111141111. Of this latter ex- ploit wliiclt 111'ove1l ll iiiisadveiitiiic

111 all your Cl1risti1111s-gi\'ii1g do

1111 Illsni-l-‘F, a l-‘rcncli 140111-1111 who

011s ‘.\1oo11 Iioax,

U l u l D iwi11i1-ss1-1l it said, "it is magtiifitr- ‘inr o e own 1s-,

m” [Urgfl m“ ,=-n1, btit it is not ivar!" Some 01.:-

pciisary with 111.-as Earle as the, ltndy Bountiful. It fills a Wlllll no, other instittttitm can adeqtiatcly" fill, i-spccially- iii tlic sIlDpIy of the; llvt-IIIIIIS without which CIITISIIIIHS is largely a IIIOUIIUTY.

(‘are should be taken i1i the use

11f electric lighting from now tilli after Christians. With the darki days, thc Christmas shopping. lilt- 1-111ertaiiim1-nts and home jollific- ntioiis, a grr-nt demand is 11111111- tip- the tli1-

No one should 11s,. 1-IIJCIl‘It'

on resources’ of Powt-i‘ lloiisc. lighting unnecessarily so that thus, who do ilClIHlIIy r1-11uirc it may c.\'-

pcrit-tice ii(1 inconvt-tiicnce.

all III- poor 111 §II- l‘ll}’,I\'lIt1\\'.iII\1‘lll l

1) 11.11111‘, 11'11~1\v.- what 11p-y nt-ctlI

.11.1l 1111111 1l11-_v 11.1111. Sln- 1111s, min-I 1 H1111 111 1b1:-' wants 1111 fonni-ri (‘l11'i~1i1111,- I)1'I_\'.\ 111111 tli1-_-,- 1111,- look-I I11 111-r 1l1i.~' season as their 1111-;

1

l 1

it-aiim-lll-d lIlL“1'|l-§l"0l'lIltJlll . bccntisi:

111: 1.111111: 1.11111" 11111111111111. Shall we dis- .111p11.111 111-111'.’ 11 1.5 1111 111 us and l-- 11.- 11111 131114;". 111111 "iiiasmuclt as u» 11.111 1111111-‘11 1111111 tlit-si- w1,- have

111-1-1 11 11111-1 llim.

IIi.-'.

'l'b<-y are our 1-11-1‘ .1111l

I‘11111riI1u1-.o11.-' 111 cash, clothing. "1-1111, 1o_\--., 11111111- 11 in to Missd-larli- t.-11-.11.- 1111- 111-xi low days will find 111- 1r \\'.'1_v 1o 1li1-.-1- poor 0111's. niid 11111 :-.l.1d111-11 1111-111. 1.1-1 11s b1. truly :'.-11-1'1111--'. 11-1 1111,,- 111- tho greatest 1'!11":.1111;1.; _v--1 for tho needy out-s.

1111- ,:11~;1p-,,1 f11r11lll'.*'1(.‘I\'t'.

,1“ wo g-liull makt- it A1111 11-1 iogi- 11o t.111-- about it. let as 1111

IIIJIIIIILI i1

II 11 111I\\‘.

_____. _ is

“IF WINTER COMES"

(111 1111- :1pp1'11.'11-11 of wi1|I<-1"1l11-1‘-.-

.1v--1'.'1l 1h 11g.-, which w1- are ac- 111b1-r,

II].

1-1..1o11111] 1;. nIIy to cat-Ii 11111111111 1111-111. that wt: sbmilil IJ"KIII

11y 111-opp: our .-1d--\valks clcziiit-d 1111 and 111111 w.- sbould b1- promptly IIIIIIIII‘ if L!"

:11 difivinu \1"11l1o11t bt-lls. ’l‘h1.-ro

.'11'1'- 5111i by 111'" \‘-"'

..1v11'.'1l 111111 r thing: \\'(' say 1o -:11‘l1 IIIIIIT 11y tray of mlvfct- and uaritiitg but 11p-so two wi- r1-peut y-t-ar aft-r 511-111" with unfailing rc- -;111;1ri1y 111111 w1- taki- this opportun- 11_\- of g-"illiig 111cm off our CIIOSI I11-fort-111--snow1-oi11cs.()feonrsc'sv<, 111111-111 r-vt-ryonr- to shovcl after

mow sloriii not‘ do “'11 expect the

do not

1111' tlit-ir HIII-WVIIIKN 0313b

polfrfl to Zlfrlhil i-vr-ryont- who

1|1'iv1-s WIIIIUIII slt-igli Iiclls. There are IIIWJIYJ IIIIhH‘ who hav1- no shov- 1-ls 11nd \\‘IIII vtillrcftisr- the itinr-r- 11111 sbov- 111-r 1111- qunrtr-r for doing It. And

WIII) llilnk

111111

1h1-r1- art- always those

sleigh bells- nn expon- svv- utiiu-c1-sstiry luxury 111111 11111111- of tlil-m SllPCl-l-f-II in convinc- Ing Ihp

“'1-

po1i<-1- 11150 that they are. IIHI only iiir-ntlriiilng It now .i1i1<t people 11111.1 duties 111'-y nrt- violating a law r-xnctctl by 1111-. City Council; that they any lnw IIT/‘flkfifs 11nd :1 IIHV-Ilflllllt"? is not n good citizen. ----<0-c-i—--

1n romlnd flit-so few

In iit-gloc-tlng tht-sc

1n other words

EDITORIAL NOTES 0- 1111: marks-t _ yesterday.

Wheels and alt-labs were 50-50 yw-sir-rdny nu the roads.

Dry-goods merchants any bnal-

lloudll. A. 11cl\'1-o\v11, chairman, 11f 1111- ltnilway Commission, makes‘ 1111 IHIIIPS-ZIINJIII 1111- power of the,‘ (‘oiiitiiissiiiii to ri-st-iiitl the n111-ra- tiuiis of tlic (‘rotvls fest Pass 11gr1-1-11it-i1t. i11- told 11 \\'ii1i1ipcg, interview-er that 1111-. (‘timmissioticrs stln-y ct-iisitlcrt-d they Iind- DOIYPI‘

111 do so and \Vl'l‘t‘. not river-rul-

111g an act of Parltamctit. So that‘s that.

of some 810.1100 Mr. “Patltfindi-r" IIII‘ s-tiiiinin-r tn brcakilic Atlantic sIlIp-

} Al a cost l

l‘r1-s11iti, tho Liberal

was 111-111 to 111111111111 dtiriiig

ping combine. I11- woiit, saw aiid ciimi- all right 11111 he did not stic- cct-d. Indeed, it is just nniiottuccrl that tli1- passenger rail-s have bccu to type of vessel patronized. lii- trrt-ast- (rtist of opt-ration and falling I'4‘\’(‘IIIII‘S 1lu1- to rl-strictt-tl lnitnigra- lilillSyllff: givcn as reasons for 1111.- (mango.

It is now lntimzilcd that 1.111: lilac-

-a1i1I

,l1a111t- and di-al i1i 15115 a1 the J's!“

iiiertrzisctl front $5 to S15 according, l

had bluizdercd.

A mistaken order was most gall- ently obeyed. Great Iiavot- was 11141111 1i1i.tl1e e111-1i1y; but of 11117 l: 1 Ill)I'>1Illlt‘ll who rode that ilny "iii1o tlic jaws of dt-ath into the 1111111111 of lit-ll." only 111.5’ rcturuad 1v1ii11- llle llussizin loss s iii killed ivouiitlt-tl \\‘\'l‘t.' UUILSIIIUFRIIJIY greater. It Set-Ills, stirprising that llicrt- \\'('f‘e any survivors 111' tlic cl1ai"g1-. 'l'li1- berm-s 11f tlit- day rodt- -I'oi'\\"a1"d bait‘ u lcaguc, wl1ile.s1or1i1- 111 at with shut .111dsl1ell— 1‘au1111ii 1o right of tlicm.

(‘1111111111 t11'l1-t't 111' 1111-111, (‘auuou iii front of thl-m Yulb-ycd and tbuizdcrt-d. and 1111-11 rode back again. cannon behind tlicm, lcft and right. Lord (‘urtligaii biu sttrviittl 111-1-

UI T1._

Much lcss familiar to most read- ers is tlit- CI1a1"g1.- 11f the Ilt-avy lI1‘iga1lt-, alt-"o t-IIIIIJIVII at Ilulak which was :1 brilliant aiid victor- ious uflair.—

Th1,- cliargt- of I-Il(‘ Killlillll thrcc hundred, the Ilt-avy Ilrlgadc! Down 111t- IIIII, down the IIIII, thou- sands o1 ‘Russians, 'l‘l1ot1.~1a111ls,11t' litirst-nion KTiH-‘iv tlio valley—aiid staywl For Scarlett and b1¢11|'l1_-tt's lttiudred were riding by . \\'l11-i1 the points of 1111- Russian lnnces artist.- i1i 1111,- sky: lie called “Left \\'111-el into lino!’ ‘and. they \\‘Ilt'dIt.‘lI and obeyed. 'l‘l1c11 be 11111111-11111 1111- host that had lialtcd I14: knew not why, A1111 b1.- ttirned half round. and 111.- liad his trumpeter sound To the charge, and 114-, rodo on alicad, as lie waved his 111111111 To 1111- gallant tbroe liuitdrod whose glory wlll nt-vcr die~ "l-‘ol11i\v." and 11p the hill. 11p the liill I-‘ollou-cd the llcavy Brigade-

lo

thrct-

A1111

Then came, “The trumpet, the

Ek"IIzI11 King Goveriiitit-nt li111-u1ls IrI-VIIIIIIIILZ 1111- lands under which Iilte Stildiv-rs‘ Scttlctut-iit sclir-iiiv- is opt-rated. A spv-clal 0111111111111-11 -of 1111: llotise last session rt-coiumeiiil- (‘II that tho 510011001100 valuations b1- r1-11t1c1-d.by $118,000,000, o1‘ about a third. but while it is 11111111111111 1111- capitalization at pres-cut 1111111 valtu-g, l.-1 too high- it ls itot likely III!‘ Ilflvr-rnmr-ut will sot-k to liicnr $3R.11I1o,1111o.

though hall that :1111n11nt would b1-

sn grcnt a loss as

la coiisitlerablt- relief to tIIr- sold- wlioiii thcrc

ier settlers. of

311,000,

ll 1'1‘

1 Mr. T. L. (fliurch. I11. I’., who has

intimated his iutnloit of moving 11 resolution i1i 1111- "UIISI- of (‘oni- niona to (IPVUIIIII nur own coal III- dusry, istho rcdntibtnblt- "Tommy" who was Mayor of Toronto for four sticccssivr: terms. and SllIIPrl-(I de- font. when he. gssuyr-rl nftt-r nn In- tt-rval to rtin again, Tommy ls :1 Witt-ii the Print-1- of Walt-s rr-nchr-il Toronto

luwyr-r and t1 character.

this fztll and was mt-t by n strong:- Mnyor, he ejaculated, “Why where's In the mons Tommy thought of- makcn "100

spot-cites. niid this in 1111 as-u-liihly

House of (‘om- highly

He. loo long

Tommy?" ls not so

as In Toronto. many and

when- spc-ochlfylng at I11-111 l1: n

bore. ls no rr-t-omnu-iidatiou tn 111v- good wlll of his fellows.

gallop, the charge and the might of the fight!" 'l‘ltott.~'ands of ltuss- II-gll liorsa-iiicii 111111 gathered on I111- -b1-igb1 with a iriiig pushed out to 1111c lcft and a wing to the riglit- Into Ithis grt-at grey slope of men Scarlt-tt lt-d his bravo Scots (lrt-ys land l-Jititiskillt-no". llo with his iilIlIHlIn-Ulllllll. tritmpetcr and o1"- ,d1-rly. ftittr amid thousands, soon be. cttme swallouw-tl 11p 111 the host of enemies." their good red coats sank from sight llkt- dmps. of blond in -,:1 dark gri-y 111.-a." Thus t11r1~o 111111- ‘drcd 111011 charging 11p bill ion-incl a mighty host, f1111gI1t their way in- -o and through tli1- forest. of lam-cs and swords till they

Ilrovo it in wild disarray

And IIII,‘ [111-man siurgctl, 111111 yvuv- tvri-d and rcclcil

the Iilll, up tho hill, otit 0f thc fit-Id,

And ovl-r the brow and ziwtiy.

|I1p

The part played by cavalry Ill lhc last and greatest of all wnrs “'11s not conspicuous. And how warfare has (zhnngr-tl in its ov1-ry aspect 111 sr-vonty years! Ilulnklava ‘was contested before the dayspf 'Iilgb explosives, otflrlflts or rlflt-d (SIIIIIIOII or aeroplanes or pnlsotious gases. But In 11101-1- days there was not wanting. as thI-ro has been. In our day, n grt-nt Lnurento to cole- bratv- 1111- lilglt achievements 11111111- lsh 111-rom- on tI11- ImttleIlr-ltl. ‘Nhni, “'11s: dom- iit Bnliiklnva by two nicra Iinndfvils of moth-loss than n lbnu- Iflflllfl In all~—l1ns hr-cn EITIIIZIIIIIPII In vmniortal vv-rtu- which 111m of 11d-

THE CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

When Sun and Moon‘.

er concerning his visit to n huge vessel anchored some miles front New York for the convenience of thirsty New Yorkers. It was de- scribed as a flouting cafe. and the last challenge of the bootlcggcrs to the‘ Volstead forces. A few days later the Herald Tribune announc- ed t11:.t the story was a fake and "that the reporter had been fire-d. l1 sectncd really regrelful that it had contained such interesting mat- tcr. Tlnic was when American newspapers would have boasted of 5111-11 n11 exploit. TIIQY did not con- sider it disgraceful, iii the early days of tit-tiny journalism, to pub- lish imaginary news. Nor were the rt-zitlt-rs resentful. They merely np- pianded the paper for its ingenuity and enterprise. and the greltertllt- tlt-ccptloii the more did the paper plume itself. The rect-llt visit of I\lars has mcallcd to many the I'll“- " tli1- most sensat-

ional aiid thrilling cvcr 1it-rpotrnted by an .-\1n1-1'icai1 papi-r. lt zippcared in IIII‘ New York Sun. nml, iu titt- opinion of l-ldgitr 1111.111 Poe, was mainly iwspoiisiblt- foi' t-stablishing 1111- penny llt‘\\‘S|l2l])L‘I‘. llittltiulitcdly it was the making of the S1111.

The Competent Reporter.

Yiilikt- tho occasional fakes that get publicity these days. the editor of the newspaper knew all about 1t, aiid joined heartily in 1111,- plans for 1l1-1udli1g the public. The atitlt or of 1111- articles which were to convulsc New York was an English- mairnamcd lticltard Admits Locke. lle was an extremely competent rc- pot-tcr and his style of writing won the titlmiratioii of Poe. lle was .1blc to wrltc 1111 zilmost any sub- joct at a moi11c11t's notice, and in eithcr prose or [Jfll-Ify. .-\.~tti‘0nomy‘ was one of his hobbit-s. lle had more than an autalteuus smattering 111' kiuitvlctlgti on tbc subject. Wits-i i111 wt-Iit to tho S1111 as a reporter 11c kucw tltat Sir John Frederick \\'iIlia1ii licrschcl, tlit- most noted ll,-3I.l‘(1lll)lllI.‘I‘ of the age. bad recent- ly gone to Sotttli Afri a 1o establish an observatory 111-air Cape '1‘o\\-11 front which he could study tlic .~i\I‘.llIl('I'l1 skit-s. fact that. nt-ws was scarce and dull in New York, gave Locke 1111- i11- spiratiou. lle consulted with Day. who had founded the papci" two yt-ars before. and they 111111 tli1- foumlatioiis for tho l1o,1x. Our- day 'n migust, M115. the Sun contaiuctl ati inconspicuous pamgrttpii rt-port iiig tl1at,:1ccor1i11g to the I§1liiil1111";.-.l1 (fouraiit, Sir John lloi-schcl had 11111111-

design. The Moon Hoax.

Four days later IIIL‘ Sun publislt- ed tl11'ee columns of matter c1111 ct-rnitig tlic discoveries which p111" ported to have been originally pub- lished in 1111.- Ediiiburgh Journal of Science. ‘flit-re had bce11 sticii a l1-ar11cd journal, but the fact that it had ceased publication was I(lll)\\'l1VIU few people except its i"1-ad1,-i‘s. The article hintotl ‘at \\'1iI1 dt-rful tlisc-ovt-rlc-s, but couccrncil itsulf m-inly with a description of tl1<- telescope by wlioso niisitis tlicy liad been iiuidc. T111», artlclc was too t1-c.1111ical to lntt-rcst many 11111111lc, 11111 Locke and Day calcttlalt-tl corr- 1-c1ly that its puhlicatioii yvould con- tribute to a sounder foundation for tlicir later sensations. '1‘lt111 11111-1- aiiotlu-r bricf interval came L111- first of 1111- amazing 1li.<.1-11\'1-ri1-,., which, thanks to this wotitlt-rftil tcl1-scnpo, wen,- rcvt-ultd ‘.11 a rooiii full of South African scientists i1i 1111- foruuof a pagI-zint on 1111- wall ol‘ 1111- room ivlu-rt- 1I1c 11s tro11o1111-1" sat with his iiistrumctit

Important If ‘Irue.

Like a true tltnmntist Locke 1-111- ploycd thc scres-acciido m1-thod ol lt-ading 11p to his climax -s. Ilo first 1l1-.-"c.rib1-d 1111.- vt-gototton 1111 the .\lo<1n, and wrote 1<-arn1,-1lly o1‘ the similarities aiid dlffi-rcticos b11- twu-u lbt- [rt-es tl11-r1- discovered and tliosc- on 1111- oarlli, tliffcrenccs that wcre caslly tlistiugitlslialili- b1-1-1111:-'c the telescope 111111 111p e1‘. fect 11f Iirlnging Ibo objects on 1111- Moou 1o within a f1-w f1-1-I of titt- 1-y1-s of thi- ohst-rvt-rs. 'l‘l11- wild natiiriil sCr-ntTy was dosi-rllu-d with uuctfoti, aiid finally sumo of the a11- Inials ivcrc Introduced and describ- cd. Many of I_III.‘III corrcspoiidctl to I-Iirtlily forms. l111t all had tho pet‘- 'ullnrlty of wearing 11 kind of mqsk over the t-yt-s. which “'11s movt-ziblc- by thr- r-ars. Th1- obsr-rvcrs wen- at first puzzled by this nbnornmllty, but Ilt-rschi-I was quoted as 0x. plalnlng that it was n ntcrclful dc vlcc of Providence tn protect tli1- r-ycs of the anlmnls from the I11- lPfl-Re "Kilt 11nd equally iltirkncsn to which they would be exposed.

InIPIINt‘. 111111111111)‘

Set World Talking.

vuucr-d yearn still find Worth tlm fPlilIIflg,

The third instalment of this (Continued on Page Thirteen)

United In a Hoax

Not long ago the New York IIer- aid-Tribune published n long and circumstantial story from a report-

STOMACH OF PEPTIC ULCER The number of people suffcrlnt-I from ulceration of the stomach, peptic ulccr as it is called. is un- doubtedly a 111F813 011-‘. . hut the number 01' people who

O

The Public Forum

Thin onlulnn h open for the ' ouurcupomlentl cl fllllhlltllll Interact. Charlottetown Guardian not necessarily cndorne the op- Inlone of eorrocpomlenil.

o-owowww-o-oo-w-oouoo-o-o PRESBYTERIAN VACANCIES

Slr,—In reading l1‘. Christie's reply to Mr. Taylor, which appear- ed in last Saturday's Guardian I notice that he overlooked llir. Tay- lor's first poliit. viz, that ivo have now many 11101-1. miustcrs than can be given appointments. What are the facts as tabulated iii the Church report on March 31, 11124? lii the Mltfilllllc Synod tliero are 2'1‘ va-

tpipkihcy- are suffering witlrthis condition is many times as large. Now the whole point of the mat- ter is that an ulcer is ait ulcer no nuittcr whether it. is totmd on the‘ lining surface of the stomach, or elscwhcrc- intlie body. Thus nn ulcer 0t the stomach is‘ a loss 01 substance, niid a 1101s.- partly through the wall, The causes 01' ulcerated stomach- aru $1111 matters of debate, but all‘ agree thztt something happens to 1111- stomach wall that makes 1t lose its r 111cc toward the action of tlic gastric juice. The gastric juice itself simply digests a portion of 1h.- wall, bccati-sc that particular 1ior1io11 can't defend itself. Something gets iti the blood itourisliiiig that portion oltlie wnll, the blood doesn't do its wot-k pro-

cztnt congregations and this docs no; include the ~12 Mission Stations. niany of which could employ or- dained 1111-11 if such were available. lii the Western Syuods we find this situation: lii Stisktitclietvzin 2110110 there are 1100 school Districts where tlit-rp are no Gospel (irdlnaiiccs h-"ld. A minis-tor in the Peace River country has a jiarish of 5,000 square mitt-s. Another mliiister at Clinton, ll. C. had a tit-Id 220 mill-s long. 'I‘l1erc‘ure young people 111 1.111359 countries who have 11ev1-1-11o1-11 a1 a Christian service in their lives. And yet i1i the face of thcst- facts we arc tiskcd to believe "that we have many more 111,011 than c1111 be g’\'eit 1111pol11t1iic11ts.” Is this one of 1b,, 1111-1110115 1111-. Anti-Ilnioiilsts citi- pltiy “to get stniii- of the rcal facts 01' the case in the liiiie-ligliti”

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rest, Prof. Bryce, Principal Scrlmg- c1", 111: SOIIICI‘\'IIIO, and such llvlug \'c1.c1'ai1s as llr. It. l’. MacKay, U1‘- (Icorge .\1. Milligan, Dr. It. Douglas I-‘raser and D1‘. DuVal. These are t-oiuo of 1111-, incn who prepared the Basis of Union. Surely such men

porly, and a little area sec-ms to be ivallcd off and ls zittackctl by the gastric juice.

VERITAS.

TH E TWO CANDIDATES

are above rt-pronch 111 the matter

TO ivtisssns. c. M. LAMPSON i,

This fact and flit-I

some wo11dc1"ftil IIIt-iC1>\'t‘1‘It'.-_ with a tclescopc~+1I n wholly 111.-n"

Some people are able to ‘trace. tlit-ii‘ first stomach afltrwards was diagnosed 11114111, ulcer. to some trouble with their‘ 1111-111, tonsils, or other infection. 'l‘b.1t 1s is the Clllltie i1i the maj- orly of cases is not generally ad- i11i1t1-d however.

X1111‘ the symptoms are fairly

definite once the ulct-r really cx- isls, .\11 110111‘ or two alts-r a 11111111, and that mcziiis practically c-vcry meal. there will be a feeling of fullness, of pressure, or of actual pain. This is not caused by tho food. wlit-tltci" that food ls stilt or 11111211. but is catiscd by the tact that digl-s- tioii 1111s goLto such a point, that tht-re is so much gastric juice, that this vt-ry acid gastric juice gets into tlic ulcer, and catiscs the pain. l1 all lIIt- food eels out of_1l1c stomach, then tbt- 1111111 gums 1111-11)‘. ll liowt-vor, III(' stoitiach is vt-ry sloiv i1i emptying, itself, thin 111t- paiii may persist 1111111 some more tood I,\‘ 111ke11.1'l‘l1i1s stops the pain until 1112011111111 o1‘ 1111- 111-xi lot of tood gels fairly wcll zidvztuced i1i 1111- sitiiiizicli.