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almost impossible. To the man or wo- man who can look back to thirty or forty years ago the changes are most striking. The farm machinery of that time looks crude and inade- quate today, The retention of soil fertility has been completely revers- ed since then. Farm machinery was.

e ANOTHER WARNING 1 HE large attendance at the public ‘ meeting in connection with the lannual meeting of the Red Cross, a

llshed in yesterday's Guardian, is a hopeful sign of awakening ‘interest

ma: cnantorrnrowu GUARDIAN ‘-

Notes b_y_the Way F m”; n. names LOGAN has broken

out afresh in advocating the

union of the Maritime Provinces. Not that he has anything new tosay

on the subject. All that is in his latest deliverance he had before pub- a lished to the world in lectures, speeches. and newspaper. articles. ‘By/sum W-Bviflii- M-P- But this time what he has to say is tabulated in the form o! "Twenty Reasons for Maritime Union." Mr. Logan has not troubled " ‘i to deal with the obvious objections to the Union Scheme that might be urged by the provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, one of the chief of which is that Nova Scotia, by reason of her

rorurs aaour APPENDICITIS

We are talking and hearing about cancer and heart diseases so much. that we are apt to overlook the fact that the r of deaths from. appendicitis has been increasing during the past few Years, despite the increase in our knowledge there- of.

And of course in the majority of cases the surgeon whoperformed

Unemployment Insurance Looks. ‘ Feasible-

ENDORSED IN VANCOUVER

(iHistoricun) _ VANCOUVER, B. 0., Jan. -24.—- The Trades and Labor Council here is in favor of a Federal unem- ployment insurance act. The re- solution» states [that “unemplioyr meat is a problem of ‘national char- acter and can not. beseusrscioflly ealt with by ptcvinciai or moni- clpal authorities."

The Dominion.‘ Government is urged to enact laws “providing for the creation. of a. state unemploy" ment insurance fund, by assess- ments on industries similar to pro» vincial com-peusation fund's."

It is encouraging to see that Labor in the West has (llscoveieil

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this subject, the most important that can engage the attention of the people of any country, has been practically neglected here, will not be questioned. Within the past few years the Red Cross has done invalu- able service in awakening our peo- pie to the dangers in the midst of which the men and women of the immediate future arelbelng nurtured but the facts that have been disclos- ed by no means tell the whole story. The story is one of callous and crim-

‘(Fzrgdif population than the two sis- ‘ r ‘provinces, would have. absolute control of the Government and the Parliament of the projected province of Acadia.

carpenter and blacksmith. Fertilizer need ‘ to supplement that of the barnyard was drawn from the neigh- boring rlvers and marshes. The '

_ That is, of course, the strongest manner of procuring the latter kind teas" why the Union scheme finds became a political policy and op- favor m Mn man-s own-provmcfi 1108i!!! parties vied with each other As a Liberal and a supporter of the in furnishing means for procuring Kind GOi/efiiiiieiii. Mr- Logan may it. All this has changed. Mussel- mud’ 9n” 5° much‘ smmht‘ dug m has expressed his. personal opinion all kinds of winter weather and m}; Mavflume Union ought ‘w ‘be hauled many miles, has become, a propght abohtf; .But new}. this‘ to

thing of the past. And yet it prov- _, v this schemye as Nova Bcotia was

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_, 13., which had in recent years con- tributed $800,000 for the purpose with ‘- the result that the death rote from

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incl carelessness on the part~of our people. Eighty-five per cent. of the children in our rural whools tunvac- cinutedv and subject to any outbreak of smallpox that may come to us. as Ewns the cos-e last summer. Seven lhundretl suffering from tuberculosis, utuny of them in the curable nntl

ed a very valuable fertilizer until its use was overdone and it thenjbecame not only useless but injurious. The‘

still be found valuable, particularly for hay crops, but it‘ has proved in- jurious to seed potatoes, and this was the signal for its discontinuation. incipient stages of the disease, and Moreover me labor necessimmd by no institution available in the pro-Ins us‘: made it objectionable’ vim-o in which they would lu- glvcn m‘. 1am. gencramms hm". "M boon ‘l "hrmc" m "“C"V“"! as fond of hard work and cxpnsurc Dr. Farris, in n forceful address “S were the“. predecessnrx

mflwmd '0 ‘his “midiiiml m“! 0i"; It is just possible lhul. in ihfist‘ uneuviable record, the worst in North mp1,; mys M Ours we n", tm 1.9mm America. Ilo illustrated his poinl. m adopt, new “wrung. and (0 (us. by i1 ucisonaicxoeriencc- A mm} card the old. We hnvr taken m the gcmm’ to mm m‘ tmiiiiiiélilli h? Wificultiyaticn of seed potatoes on n {in a“ advanced SW35 0f tuberciiiilsis» scale which threatens to revolution- ‘his lungs badly affected; ‘nothiiiiaize our whole agricultural system, iemem “memmmiy “WV-imam Bill-lid- and not to its advantage. Experience be done for him; he’ had three IittIeL l

for

has clearly demonstrated, here as elsewhere, that mlxedfarming isthe surest and most profitable system, and the foundation of mixed farm- ing is dalrying, hogs and poultry; these three, and ‘the greatest of these is dairylng, because it includes the other two. _

With a greater volume of produc- tion in these three lines we could make some impression on the larg-

ichiidrcn to whom he must return as {there wasno other place to which he ‘lcould g0. And this was Dr. Farris’ lpoint: "That man will surely kill one ‘or more of those children. If‘ he Were 80mg home with the deliberate intention of killing-his family, ne would be arrested and cared for, yet innocently and helplessly he has Zone home carrying‘ death to his family as Surely as if he were armed est markets. At present we are pro- fiii‘ the Purpose." Th€ doctor stress-‘ducing so little that we are scarcely ed i118 diitv of the people of the prv-‘known. Greater production along "lime i0 IJYOVidG means for a Srma-‘the standard lines and less expri- for cases such-as the one)menting with lines the marketing I

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>torium ‘mentioned, where by skilled treat- of which will aways be subject to ‘mam mi? Diiieni Wviiid have ri uncertainty is our safe course in this hham“ 1°” his life and ifiliefliaily province. Let us produce more in Til/here he would be Prevented frOmIthe lines that are always sure, keep ‘carrying death i0 Others. and so ow’ up and improve the quality of these ‘lveiiiiiig the spread of the disease. and we shall find our way into the It is clearly the duty of the pFO-‘best markets, _vince, through its government, to, ‘provide an institution for the isola- ition of tuberculosis patients and, lpending provision of such, to send the patients to institutions in some of the other provinces. Remedial Sicns of this kind had been taken in other places, Dr. Farris stated, in- stnncing the case of Saint John, N.

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EDITORIAL NOTES

Ifg present plans materialize, the cityof Monctonis going to have n brewery and will produce its own beer, instead of importing it from Ontario and Quebec. The question now agitating some minds is wheth- er the people of New Brunswick who. under jiresent conditions, can drink nil the beer they want, will drink more than they want when monu- izrcturinu tirclr own?

tuberculosis hurl lam-n greatly (lo-

in ilm tliscilssnon which follnwr-d. 't .' . . . *'“ ' ‘rrilwgegwd m“ a Dmmrmmnt Late London newspapers report. n I , _< - d _ I “i: cfinnh Should he establish ,that nothing more astonishing has r- , . mt oi ovemmem‘ In any m“ occurred, in the cataclysm of wild n . o nu hor iatlvc or concerted action weather that has marked me mmm

l - ‘ q nnw being taken with the “cop ‘ning of the year, than the bursting

::“dz§n“"h‘“d‘:‘§ in“; oz“ "““"°s of its banks by the Thames, with a fined toghaaifl pgrgofugrwotze cgsdldgsastrous sequel of destruction and death. Rivers in flood hove been

such organization as the meagre common mpmjn hm“), smcenolu means at their disposal will permit. ace wrote his 6&6 w the unruly Tiber’ W‘? ‘m’ "m" “Penal”! "'°"S“"d“ menacing the Imperial City. The

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84 Queen Street, London, B. C. 4. England.

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of dollars in futile and nnsuccessfubsekm seems flmm“ yearly wmmab slits-QT“): (‘rrtinzzwibithn o" theien the Parisians, the Yangtse-kiang the Government is "flhznzzr" has reduced the population of ‘China th h ‘ 5 more than all its mternechie wars. e ounds and runnmg Wm‘ m" and only last year the swollen Mis-

hares." In the face of the recormslssipp, had to be diverted m save

we have made in matters of life and the great my o; New ommm None d°“"" i‘ l‘ m!“ “m” °° PM” "M's: us suspected that the Thames, es- things first‘ we “e "mm"? '°°°'d5 peciaily since it was embanked in the some o‘ which are n“ u’ m" "Mm Victorian age, had in it the elements. It i‘ “me u’ m“ "i" of danger and disaster. The melting CHANG“; ME- THODS’. of the snows. after the heaviest fall ________ for many years, the sweeping rain,

nnmoszs in every department oqihe savase sales. all these thins: human activity are being thruslqhiive "Ombiiléd i0 Piit "D0" "l9 upon ug with guchg fgpkflty the” Thames a burden greater than it days that proper ' justmsnts are fiiiiiiii b9"-

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dragooned into Confederation. gainstlt wishes of the large maj-

when the patient dies.

I spoke once before about the death rate from appendix opera- tions increasing according to the delay in performing the operation; that whereas the death rate was nly l percent if operation was performed the first day after dis- covery of symptoms, that it was nearly l0 percent if delayed for three or four days.

Drs. Bower and Clark report their

almost half of this number the ap- pendix had burst before the case arrived at the hospital.

Now this delay means danger, and

be» saved that these physicians and others" are trying to warn the pub- lic about the signs of appendicitis. ' The signs, as you know, arepain;

ority of her people in 1867? ma; is

moderate use of musselmud wdinu hardly apolitical nrbcedcnirthntivlli-

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bcarrcpetitlon.

u.» is u likely. that NcwBr-drig- wick or Prince Edward Island, after having surrendered to the Parlia- ment of Canada oll theprincipnl powers they formerly possessed, with the sad experience of the past fifty years resulting, will be in any gniui. haste to silrrender to Nova Scotla the little that. remains of their self-gov- erning power. These twn provinces have capitol cities, Governors, Leu- islattires, Supreme Courts, CivllSer- vices, and Legislative Buildings of their own. Are they willing to sci-up all these simply to aggrandize Nova Scotia, and carry out. the sweet will of Mr. Hence Logan and Premier King?

Aside from these considerations. Mr. hogan perpetrates s. lot of ab- surdities in his “twenty reasons." He would have his readersbelieve that the three Maritime Provinces are al- ready so homogeneous that they can come together under one government and pool their resources without dif- ficulty. This is untrue and absurd. Nova Scotia, a great mining province. derives most of its revenue from the royalty on coal, while New Brunswick depends mainly upon the receipts from her lumber lands. And Prince Edward-Island has neither coal nor lumber. What could be more diverse than these interests, which Mr. Lo- gan professes to think are common to the three provincesil?

Again, the provinces across the Strait have‘ a system of mimicijaal government by county councils which the people of Prince Edward Island have so for refused to adopt. It is not necessary to cite further proofs of divergent interests in order to make it clear that Maritime Union would involve revolutionary changes in our entire system of government from top to bottom. Our fair Pro- vince would sacrifice much that our people hold most dear and withoutn single compensating gain.

,Thc Ottawa Ministers are still

looking to Washington and going to Washington. The latest arrival over there is the Hon. Peter Hecnan, Canadian Minister of Labor. And he, we are told, "made n big hit" over there, but that is not news. Premier King himself and any of"his minis- tcrinl colleagues ulways make "big hits" and are received with open arms when they visit the United States capital. And why not? Being pro-American lilstcnd of pro-Cana- dian as they oilght to bc, they rm- recelved with honor and enthusiasm in a foreign capital that is not al- ways accorded to them on Canadian soil. - Once/a King Minister finds him- self under the Stars and Stripes he conveniently forgets the tariff war that Washington has carried on for a generation against Canada: forgets that Chicago is constantly stealing the water from the Canadian lakes and harbors, and is quite ready to fraternire with Big Bill Thompson himself whose anti-British proclivi- ties are readily forgotten and for- given because hc is, as he boasts. 100 per cent. American." It seems rather pitiful and degrading. this toadying to Washington and a foreign flag, but so it is under the King Govern- ment, and so it will be until the people of Canada awake and expel the toadles from power.

The county jail is full of prisoners, the Supreme Court had at its latest sitting an i of crim- inal cases to try, and not since the prohibiiory lawwas ensctedl have so many convicts been sent f this province to the Maritime Peniteiiti-

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vomiting, and tightness and tenderness of abdominal walls. The outstanding symptom ' in . every case is pain.

Pain was the only symptom of which every patient complained. Nous-en. was present in some,,vom- iting in (liners, but pain was pre- sent always. - Tenderness over appendix was the

irext nrost frequent symptom, being] present in rtbout 90 percent of the CiLSES.

Besides the danger from delay.

these physicians give warning rc-

garding the danger from giving n lpxutive, castor oll or anything else.‘ During the year i926, over 92 per-

cent uil oll patients who tliutl from

o. poi-mutter! appendix had hucl lax-

atives before ildllllSfllflli.

Now what is the suggestion?

In the presence of abdominal

pain, give nothing by mouth. That an abdominal pain which persists

over a. period of six hours is usual-

ly serious. .

An injection or enema may be

given to “shift gas."

Always keep in mind therefore the above mentioned dangers—-de-

lay in consulting a. physician and

giving laxatives in cases of abdom-

inal pain. ‘

P-vv-Qovooa-e-wo-ooooo-rnoo-v-I

Daily Selections FOR

Guardian Readers GQQQ-O-O-OOQ-QQ-G-OJ O-Q-O-"QOQQQA

February '2, 1928

THE MORNING WATCH-Cause me, O Lord, to hear thy loving kindness in the morning: for in thee do I trust; cause me to know the way wherein I should walk; for I lift up my soul unto thus-Psalm 143:8.

PRAYER-—Teach us, Lord, to give Thee time to reveal Thyself to us in the morning.

JUST A SMILE

The trouble with a lot of us, when things are in the rough,

We simply make a lot of fuss and think life's pretty tough.

We grumble at each hazy day, and curse the rain it brings

And travel in our crazy way, while Nature smiles and sings.

If God could shake us once or twice and make us see the point

We wouldn't grumble at. the price of putting wrongs in jo t,

Suppose your business do s get slack, and things look jirctty slim. . e _,

Just never mind, you'll get itback, ii you wear a cheerful grin.

Your mother taught you how to smile, you made her happy then

So it's ne'er ioo late to act the child, than crowd around the men.

Who ncvcr sec a gloomy side‘, jusi simply live lo lovc.

wise gift from nbovc. CYRIL V. BROWN.

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When there ls illness in the house.

Enjoying all that ii. provides-n

a remedy for. the which has the great merit of. being self¢suetalning~as is shlowzi (by the resolution adopted by the lead- ing Labor organization- of Vancou- ver, B. C.

Careful perusal of this new pro position shows that it would, it in

hem m earn enough when employ ed m pay for a policy, if visited by unemployment. This. - 118M469

m“! “fiaddm°““1 31mm“ m" hrs ad‘ findings in 750 cases operated upon keeping free from want. \V0lll(l vocacy in the fact that PremierKing in a. Philadelphia hospital, and in PM“, a steppingtbtovne ‘ho thrill

and economy. lit would ionic!‘ saving, and if it were the law would open‘ theeyes of vomit 11"" old} to an opportunity of ‘bet-tuning

be Jone? Shel] ‘we be forced into u; is with the hope that lives, may mdemndelm Th‘, boys o; 1011,“.

would be able to tvvuil iilleililiPii/“b ohlts benefits. 1L would have been. a hlosslng- lo ihoilsoiuls oi 1190mm both ymlllg ullfl old, if lilo)’ had ‘hull such a boon M! ri-‘Bi- (iii f" yeltrs gone by, and would comm- vast heuofil. niihn llmsu of tiw present and fuiurc.

Willi llliii meat 1n-lvllcgo Iluls (miter-rod, Night Sulimiis ‘would if" llflliil in. hand with Labor. 'l‘iII' premium paid for. when wank wits plflnllfll], ‘would llilllllillll iihu lil- surnxirze, Night. . liool Wlififfi o. liihv could 'llllIil'0V4-. his oflir-ivuuy lul- vunve his klvnwlollfli’. “iiii iliiiiiiil’ himself for higfllex" wuiflih‘. iiiiiini"i" homi which W0lllll coal uollliili; iili‘ n. higher (‘lllllliil-lflllv-iillifii on av- enue in the highest. ilflriiiii-iii-‘i i“ ijlliuruii lillll Hlltli‘.