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Onsoi these h Great Britain, whws the Ohsnnel Tunnel is just now the principal topics! conversation, ws are tdd._ ‘lbs other laland ia Prince Edward Island. Tbssa are several poiuteol interesting contrast hstwsenthetws projects.

Tha projected Channel Tunnel will

thirnymilee loegilan to *dass .Qau .mn ssntssi ‘mils i»v.w_s"ss csprsvrruv- sm mdnwmsntme. 'nurse no lsellili Tunuel is to be more than tour times as long asours and under deeper water, there is no question at all as to its en- rzineering pesotieability. Here some of our would-be wise ones parade their doubts. There is no questiou as to whether the much longer and oostller Tunnel would pay, it constructed. It is ~iie little Island that: contains the big doubters l

There is always open navigation in the

British Channel. It is not because the wsy to cross by steamer is not free and easy that it is proposed io build a thirty mile Tunnel there. But passengers get seaaiok, they ny, and wily take an hour and a halilonrnss, sulsrlnu seseicknear onth way when they ought to glide thmildl the Tunnel smoothly in thirty- tivs rnlnutesf Here we wsnr. a Tunnel because oi the Ice which for four or tive

months blockadea us every winter.

The one only thing which has prevented

the Channel Tunnel from being built long ago is the fear of invasion. For the con- templated Tunnel there, is|t.o connect Britain with aforsigu country. liars no such danger exists. Our Tunnel would

connect one Qtovince of the Dominion with ite sister Provinces. lt would give freedom to trade now shackled and hampand lntolerubiy. More-it would iuliii s solemn compact hitherto tor ii generation grossly ulolated, and would restore faith between Provinces fast bhooming estranged. Surely this would be worth something.,

THE FAIINE IN CHINA.

A large district in the mos: populous

section oi China ie reported as inlthe grip ofa most terrible famine, the district. comprising su ar-as oi shout HD miles by 200,01' 40,ill) square miles in the Pro- vinces of Che-Klang and Kiangsu border- |ll8on the Yellow Sea. This ierritnry contains s population of some lill,(lB,il)0 souls, of whois the Viceroy estimates that 4,(llJ,ilKl wlllsuceumb to starvation

before the next crop can be ready ll

they are not kept alive by outside aid

'l'hc terrible famine is caused by the

flooding of the country and the conse-

quent otnl fuilurs of the food-crop, main- ly rice. It seems almost incredible. that there should be auyvrliere on the globe l\°\"l¥ twlee as many man and women as the Dominion holds, who are now threat- ened with death from lack of food. Such anpeera, however to bs the appal'ing and ,lfueeoma fact, unless the Chinese omcials and the miesionariesas well are the vie- tims of s terrible nightmare. The Red

Cross and the relirious hoilieanra respond- ing to the appeals of the missionaries for help, and the New York papers tell that the Chinese of that and other America" cities ers showin: by their unsparlniz

H101” 35- OPP- P- 0- gifts tlieirseuse of the magnitude ol the for yr, __ . _ 8 ,_ Agkldl

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A Georgetown eorrssouallllt directs

_rwrnritisiiisirssssrsmnsssssnissd M' ,U W mm., “www ,, . smut srupsaivs annul. than asp. :',_,d-m_ 5°. mm “nh an Gas. 8. i-ie, '_ ll

t-IIN* IIN. in view of the Ulliahlu of smallpox is Picton and elsswhda on the llaialand s`su|`nbar at residents ciGeiu1e- towuhsvs been tryin! in |\\Nl\li» “H Provindal Government in having a dodlt visit the winter steamers on their anival as that port daily.

&r correspondent tells that all saetaol

Pagls iseluding huaigu pedlurs sud oth~ srstrspeaslngtbroezh Mm dl! lodlr. and no prscautiousare taken. The mst- ter seems to be nl importance not only to theeasternwinter port but also to the entire Province. Should the disease cb- tain a foothold on this side of the straits. the cost, tosq nothingot the snihrlnu and probable lose ot life, would many times exceed the outlay involved in pro- viding medical inspection. This is sl matter which should receive atteutisn at once.

EDiTOR'S MAIL-

KENSINGTON M EETiNG-

Sm.:-We think that oureiisction you will conclude that Premier Peters* course is the eminently proper one. As Premier ot the Province his first and only course into submit the matter of increased subsidy to the representatives oi the people at the meeting of the Legislature. They are our representative men and to ignore this constitutional custom would be tooffer one arrdall an lrnpardonabis Insult.

Until the whois case has been sub-

mitted to the people in proper form; we do not want tc, nor are we ln a position to speak on this matter.

Nonrnsis.

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Everyone who uses Ferrosoue has good

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' Advertisiiigln itself masse publiitor and pubiloityiss very broad and eorz- prehensivs tariu. lt dose. not mean simplyaword whispered to a favoruil few. Itia, rather. synonymous with a general, broadcast declaration, and the broader thssoops ot _the anneupcsiuent. thebettarthe advertising. No occupied space thstdirscrs sttaution along given 'sud desired lines can hs reasonably re- gardedaawuatsdmcreanany hlvla ex- pended to this end he adiurlged ex- travairanee.-Amariusa ledlcsl Journal

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are baadamsq sissy nations and in almost ,_ aassysrcltls riobe.. With

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uaid that saoh Qs oiaarssys reuse' umm .nu.'riiic_st. lusts; is tin psoriasis or innwrstis, ir Austrsiia.aed im rsest of the islands oi' the Paelile, among the Indian rsc s of

America. They are not found in .ati-ics. Araoh,»ia csstrsl _sd-porthsra Asia. N in Japan, sleeps `\_hrns _Qhvls ian indu- .ineee have iutroilueed- the Bible and ltr- ritory. China hsea Hood tradition also, but it speaks only of the destruction of many (nor. all) people, and does not re- prescuttba iioodas having covered' the uiioln earth. Chine is llrereirre usually excluded irom the list of countries hav- ing ieenains Hood traditions.

Of sll- -than traditions those nl the

tin'-ylouiana are meet closely related to the narrative in Genesis. The Clrnldesu neoouut preserved on cunelforui tablets nuel which i its original iorui dates back in about till! I). (l., s-sys that at the ld- viee of the good E i. Bi -nsplstinr ot Surlp- pak, on the Euphrates, "built a shlpln which he secured seeds ollile of every kiud,ss also his family. servants and frien ls." The deluge which followed resched to heaven and lasted seven days. The ship landed on a mountain in north ess ern Bsbylcula. A dove, sswaliow, and a raven were sent out, and finally Sit- naptistim and those with him were able to leave the ship. ~

EXPLANATION.

1 “God remembered Noah."-Kept him

in mind and had remird for his needs and we-lisre. “Aasusged"-Ceased tc increase and bezsn to decrease.

2. “The fountains . . . ot the deep"

Great snbterraru-an eaverns from which waters wen thought to gush lorth to augment the floods caused by the down- nour of rain. "Windows of heaven"- Openings in the mild iirmsiizent of liiaven through which the writers which were shove the lirinsmant erase conceived of as ilescenrliug upon the earth. These and niiiny sinilisr ¢xprs\'*>nrr found in the Oiil Testament, which have long since he- c-rnia mere il,¢ui-es of speech, nevertheless r. iisct id. ni oi the univrrso actually cur- rent among men in the earlier ages of iiunisn history. ` 4. “Tha seventh month.”-The Hebrew ruontii Tlsliii, corresponding lo ourSep- teiuhs-i~0ctol»er, the year. beginning with the month Aiilb, or Nisan. which correc- -poridsd tb our ‘_Man=h-April. "Arafat/'~ A lofty peak on the mountainous plntesn or Armenia, i7 ill) feet sbov|@ic sea. 5. "The tenth month."-Tebfth. “Ou

the first day"-Seventy-three days aiter the nrlr's lrrel first rested upon the higher mountain-"were the taps of the (lower) mountains seen.;

0 ?‘At thee nd of forty days."-That is'

siter the rain tint ceased to lull.

7. “Until the war/ers were dried up."-

Snfhcieutly to permit siighting.

10 "Staysd."- Waiting. “Yet other msn dry."-rnriisstlni _in thu. .ii pmt.- nk llty the words, andrbe s ayad seven rising should 'be inserted between the

sevbnth-and rlrhtli verses, ` ll. “Tire s x humirsil and jdrst year.”-

Of Noah’s lite. __ _ .

LESON QUESTIONS.

in the Bible uirrutivb what events in- tl i-vena he`twae’|l lass Sundsy's lesson and this ous! _What reason dosst-he narra- |.lve_ iissli assign icr the loodi What s‘g~il§canee. Ii any, is there ln thelaot that thrjnstice of this severe punishment is not called into question# Iiavs all men asenasof right and wrong! lathe human consciences iellabll criterionol right and wrougi What trlits ct chai- acter in Noah are worthy oi emulation! Tall what you can about the Mod tradi- tions other nations and Peoples. What does the wide prevalenslof these tradl; tions suggest! ' ` ‘ '

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'l.'hat'e what happens in your stomach

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You belch gas in company, sometimes, by accident, greatly to your own h\imll» lation. That ie because there is s great amount of gas being formed in your stom- schby lsrmsntinrr food. Your stomach is not digesting your food properly. Gris is inevitable. Whmcver this happens, just take one or two of S unrt's Charcoal Lossugas right after eating. and you will bs surprised how quickly they will act. No more belchings; no more sour rising. Eat all you want und what you want, and then if than is any gss iroing to beformed one of these wonfioifui little absorbers, u Stuart Char( osl Lnzsngr, will takelcare of sll the gas.

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