.1.e0d, Kenllt-lh .\iacl.co1l. Bruce Ber-

w L--

1on0 21. 111-1‘

_PA01-;n101r1- . A l . W‘ I 0-1-011-111111-110111111 flltclulnllirtlll I gggiygggqggg-gq,p111 m».

no 11th lfousnvonlt

1m Nelson Hoot-o, more,’ 0111., writul-"I lwl and um tronb mclbeoumoeonllortofbrodla I hardly domy homework, wu no nn-volu little and hfllffililmllfl toll-

Atrllld ofmlnl

II

311M225’; ‘$1.1m 39:: lhéi

odlfleront woman." 1 “new: 3d Nan Pill: an 5011. o, l3 drngfllh 5311 01-‘ lulled direct oa reoduo m» aTrlfilbua-n 011., lgltod, to,

MALPEQUE

11111.3 p1ls~ing of Mrs, - 1-_v. lllin (:011lllllllll_\' 10st» 111111 t-t-spcctcd reside-n1. 3lrs. iienry “'11s horn ill lztltic eighty-one 12111111110. 111111 it is over l'.ll_v y-elll-s slnrt- sllo culllt- 11> 3l.1l11t11uc as 11 lllldc. Shlf l1':l.~ 11 1ozlslslcllt mem-

A, . ,1 ,. . . .. . .. -muc i111 111 V1.11... 1\1l(ll1l11ll_an.luas1He regreurfl Very much m" the

ill crested Z11 cvcry lll-ncnh o1‘ i151

w11rl1. cspcciallly ill .\l1.=,.1ions to. uh! h xile 1lcv.1l1>1i 111111-11 0t‘ her; time 111111 coltribut-ul very lul-gcly. "HE:- lluslltllld prctlccteascd lli-r about 11110011 year. 111111. 1111:. vivcd by two duulzilters- 111111121 3ire1. Keir Rlllllriil)‘, llallic, 11nd 31111-11 Elllf-l .\'1rw 1111 (‘cntre- 3lnss., all1i ouo ..o:l, .\ir. Archibald Henry on tilc llClllCSlPllll, Ulml) till-ac Sisters-

.\lr..-, (iilllll, Victor-I11, 11.11: .\l l-Jvnll-s- Vztllcollvcl, 111111 .\l 1's, (it-org. 31111-14 .111, Ilul-lilluloll, 11nd four.

‘blciilt-rs, .\le.~1.~1r.~1. -_on 1301-1111111. Iin. . 1301111111, Palil ruin 111111 311-. uel BF-Tllilltl, St. l-Ilwanol-s, [libel-.\l sarllm- was 111-111 1111 Satur- llity 111 orlloou 111111 111:: v1-1'_\- liu-yi-ly‘ 1111101111211, 11.-r 101151.115 I11-v. 311-. \\‘ii lialluson 111‘ Ktslldllllllull, 111'l'i1~i-.1ll111:. ’l‘!l1- pull bearers were as fi|ll11\\'.\l§ Messrs. Ansel Bernard, llllrns. Geolgc (‘l-ozler, Joules 31a;-

.i11llll

lu-lll-

llartl. Rev. D. .\l. Grant, F. J. Loclterby and .\ir.. Howar1

ltalnsay returned homo Friday ev- ening after being in atteutiant-c at .l1e Conference ill Sackville.

I11-v. I). 3i. Grant. Messrs, J. 31011001111011 alld Alchibald ‘Wood- Flll8,_[]_l0l(Jl‘flll 1o SHIHIHPPSHIQ 1m Wedtlcsday, 111i were in attenti- nnce at 1111- n1.-cling or llrc-sbytt-l-y whit-ll was l1_1-l1| ill 'l‘l-ill ty l'11i1ctl (‘hurt l:

_.\ Urn-fort June ‘lay broil-rill out t1 1111-011 fil-ld of golfer- on Saturday 111st 11". tile Chilrlrttotown Golf (‘lull -i.in-l1- and a splendid alter-l 1111111111 sport. resulted. 1

The mutt-h for the day was the 1st round oi’ the President's Match. ‘Each round in this match 1.4 play-ed lol- points. players hem: awnrdcd points according to their .11111n11lng—5 points ‘.0 winner. 4 pnlnln to .~c1:on1l. 3 points to thir-l. 2 points 1.0 fourlll. and 1 point l0 fifth. Where ‘lies result, players are credited with points won. Al tho collcluslt 11 of five matches the players llllVlllg m0.~'.l points wins. 1

1.11--

(hall the Conservative nted have no fear o1‘ the result.

“_ speaker. an Um justify the acts 111' the Bell Govern-

‘X11801 re the incl-cased tax claimed that the (‘onservnl 11111 lower 121cm.

ima: 1e1-

sllt- 1.1 sur» l)

1 l ~25" , _\|:.‘_MR1]:1J,J;, roads and docs not go lntc- ordin-

1 ‘n11 1111.1: 1111111111111 1111111111’, 1111- S125,- ‘11011 .1111i 111: ..11i

the Commie. K men! has ' whatever. He poin‘cd out how the

(-11

lIllNSERVIlTllIE CANDIDATES I AT llHEilTlEY = lllVElll

A very l rely n1.-cling took place at Wbealley R-lvrr, l-‘riday ell-citing- whicll at times took on 11 lather noisy aspect and threatened tc become unmanageable, l-lip9tllllly unfortunate in his recepzoll, was .\ir. B. \\‘. LoPage. the former re- presentative cl‘ lt-e district whose remarks were continually interrupt- ed wi.h heckllng and shouts o1’ dis- 11ppr1val- 311-. 3I2Ph1=c who was the llltil. speaker received a better

u}. hearing. on 1111- ollter hand the (‘on-

':lL‘l'\'1l-( ve ullnlidate-s l-cccived a very frientllykrcccpllutl.

Theta lvas a vcry largo attend- ance of indies which shows that they are taking 11 keen interest ill 121;- great 11110511111121 of llli: day.

'. l-‘riduy 11 glllis meeting can be 111111-11 as any indication o1‘ wha‘ 13¢ electors will do n11 the 25th.. (fflllflldflled

.\l 1', Align-s McPhe-e was the first Hle- first attempted t0

and s 1ii1l

h sympathy front the llllll cncc.

had been taken Into the

Jlurches by the clergy. Hon. l1. 1.. J.—1lkins 1111» llcxl

..~111l:£lkl3l‘, was rccvived with l.u1l ap-

lle first t-t-fe-l-led to the i1111llc11lt1.t:1l platform 11f

lausv.

Pl-clllfcr Stan-art and col11111lre.l i1 with 1hat .01‘ Premier had aspct-t. He next referl-ml to the l'11ll Tux. “We repealed 111111 Mr. Jenkins “and d.d not replace it by the Gasoline Tax whch is put

Bell whch

not been Clll‘l‘ltll out in any

111x" said

solely for the upkeep o1 the

my revenue." .\ir. Jvlllilllv also q-ha 1-1-1111111 1h1- lll-gunlt-nl 11; .\ir. \i1;- Puei- that PIT-filial‘ Sit-nun l I

S l- said

.-\11d1-1-\\- 11111-

llllllcall 11111; 111111 Pl-t-lllit-l-

S11 wart pl-cscnt-ul 11112 I11-st hl-il-l‘ 111' m, _‘nny of the 3iaritlm1; Prcllllels. 3il-. lllell gave as his reason fir ucttink ‘no increase ~in ollr subsidy 1110' he ‘got no assistance frolll _llllll<l‘5 abolll

Iwas 1on0 ol‘ these. s11 what Mr‘ and “Hi ‘yau expect if he ever became prtul- let‘? s-ltowtd that the erlfor. enlell: of tho

the legal 3lr. Saunders c-tltlld

him.

Dealing with temperance he

Prohib tioll law is in the hands 11f on and the govern- nothlng to d: with it

bOOtlgQgcr pot hi: start und ',- the regime of Mr. Bell who allowed

four wholesale lfquor houses to op-

erate in Charlottetown. "You trusr- Prc-nlit-l- Stewart. bcfol-v" said .\ir. Jenkins "trust him tlgllin. and yoll can rest assutctl that he will than you have had for yours." I11 closing ht matlt- an ctll-llest appeal to the people to cons tier this r111es- tlon and on the 25111 v.:t11 lJl‘ .\ir. Iluntain and hinlsclf. 1101111 11p plause.)

Mr. B. W. 11.-Page was lhc nc-xt speaker» J-le criticized the Gov- ernment ‘for not lowering the ses- sional indcmnly n $200, but he 1ii1l not say that he would reduce it, He also criticized the Govt ru- ment for not lowering the Land Tax more, ilul again he 1l'1l not say that. he would l-etluce i1, Doni- iug with the temperance 11111;. he took exception to the Gualdlan ucu-spnpttr t-llallg 11g its attl ude as regards Prohibition. lie also took

lic- llexl 11111111» 11 _" vary tteblc atlculpt 1-1 uphI-ltl the ,- Prollibitioll 311w. lull 1ii1l not l'€(‘:l\'l-

o amend it_ What are their amendments?

:heapcr scr pts anti .‘-..nvol ill tu-o years. -ca1l 110111 the blue books of 1923 1 stalenlclit of .\ir. John Ander- 1111121 that he did looks o1 the Prohibition Cflllllllls- 111111 and llllllt'l‘SlO0ll he has nevi-l- 1u1ii.cd lllenl Plelnier Arscllatlll. l-lc also look issue with .\ir. .\lul"nee who cJm- plaiued that the mtlllcr was taken .1110 politics 11nd ‘sllfllllll have been

Government

have given you a plebiscite" said .\ir. Blllllllllb "but in this plebiscite we have taken our political life" In our hand: and are w.lling to 90 down to defeat if you do not ap- prove of our policy." He lllen 111111011 Canon Cody, Sir Allan

.1'1led lull-outage uvcr Prohibition ill

Mlllllfllllil! the stllc of liquor. 'lll conclusion ho made a sliTlIliZ appeal 111 the people to (‘Olli-llflt-l‘ - fully and on the

1111-111. 1'|‘l1l11lrl- rcunl 1115111111111»! .\l1-_ .\'..-rmn1. Ling presided very i1111lal-ti:ll1y' and cuptlbly 111111 111 t-llu

a 1-1111- of thanks.

1

l

1 1 ABOVEJ

shown weighing 20 1-2 pounds, is ask-f‘ nowledgcd to be the largest perfect‘ specimen of its tpccies ever; cauqht; . I 1N B sw‘ k waters. t measq give you a better Fenlperancc ill“ utesegvucrtugvz "$16M; from i“ n“,

l1 Th; lcbot (.-

to the end cf it; claws, and 2 feet

from its tail to ‘nose. The prevlouu

known weight record for

Brunswick lobttcr is 11141 lbB . . . . .- .. <o&~ ~- r ~ -

l Stock Quotations

E HALIFAX. 1111111 20.411111111110115 furlllslled by Johnston and Ward Nlelllhcl-s 111' tho Molllrctll Stock Exchange:

New York Exchange 180%

5311 111:1

At. To1l_ and Santa l-‘11 Ry. .. American (‘.1111 Co. .. . .. .. . . . .\1n.1Ca1- and Fdy. Co.

t-losc 11f 11111 uleoliug “'11s lt-llllfifflll [w0rsh1],_ 1

1

New‘

11111111115111-0101111 '1 11101111111111 1111 11111111111 . l UUMPARED llllll PlllllllBlllllNl

(By R. Mel. Enman)

_ In his article ill the ‘Patriot of 1June 14. under the bending. "Gov- ernment Sale of Liquor Compared "Gram indulge-s 111 practically the has been answered cffecllvely. l One of his arguments, however.

"o1 5111111 melhas not been fully dealt with, fronlf

llhe opposite point of view. That is

this usual line of endeavorlng 1o

,1 1,18 11,9 .111... 01111111111 111111 1111111101 111. in itself, 1111-;

lmlutely poisonous,

l il-‘ar be it froln the desire of this ,wrlter 10 advocate the use of alco- iyhol. ldkewise. he would not feel

presented as :1 separate issueflwejjustified in advocating its 0bilera-1 “Dyco Dnckworlll, M..ll.. I..L.'D.,

ilion. Does not the script-ore

l.~0m€ll1lllfl t0 this effect:

l “What Gctl hath cleansrd, cull

1not thou com-mun or unclean"? "When at the wedding in Cans of

Galilee the mother of Jesus saw

there was no wine. Jesus ‘Himself

S11)’

Aylcsu-orlh. Sir \\‘lll. Ayrd to zsllow lsavcd the crisis l1y turning wzl-‘llllysiology. that GLVPTIIIIIOIH (‘Llllllill ilas u llP“ll(.‘l‘ lulu that essential. for the occu- 111.11.

sioll .

, Wan Christ A Criminal?

l l if wine and other intoxicating

Jul-kills "ml "Hm-liquors are s11 vile as prollibitiolv, a 0f 110011 1-1011-111- ists nlaiulain, Jesus Christ 1111011111 .1--_.C_}1,

'lle llra1l1lc1l 11 criminal, instead 111' 0111- of lhc three members of thc blessed

(1011 l-tflvc mankind the material; land tllc wherewithal lomuke ilr1o:ti-_ 1<-:lting 1111110111, yet. 111-0111-111111: 1111

1111c tlletlries 11f lltcv. .f)r. (lranl, 110111111111,“ of 11m whpe 0e11,, u; the lt-frit-(l so badly that humans nlusl. 111111111 produced immunity front dis-

lf llec-csstlry. move heaven 11nd rarth in ortlcl- that alcohol be b11117 ished. 1

Moderate Drinkers Outlive Ab- stalncrs

'l‘1-lll-. n1.-lily ltlmliczll doctors spvnltl Ikilldly 11f llT-‘hllllllflll. as tilllméieil lil-Hlllll-lllllliull of thc white cells was

i-xt-trsslvl- drinking. Thcro 111-1.- ROIIH‘. llOWEVPl‘, who spank their ulillds on the 111103111111 without 1M1- of l-quivocatioll. .

U1‘. iluyuluud Pent-l. 111-1111 111' 1.l1--' institute of Biological Hoseurt-ll 1111

Johns 1111111111111 University.‘Philudcl-'1,111 1111-4111 cvm- 111mm H‘,

phia, which l.-

says: 1 ;

"in n fairly large and iloluogcn-j cons sample of the working class; of Baltimore, 1.110 moderatoi dlrinltin-g 0f alcoholic b9vcr~ .gcs did not shorten life. O11 lhel contrary, moderate steady tlriultcl-s‘ showcd somewhat lowcr _1ra10s ofi mortality lhnn 1ii1l abstaincrs"

‘Dr. Pearl's lmok gllVB lhc facts?

0T "Wally years of scientific rc-lkleyn-lucllas is the case in Scotland, inn provinces has been that LZUVUPIIQ “9-‘1 ~ ; .tlat that proud race would by now ment control ls a much greater 111-11 l." be either extinct 01- would have de- moter 0T lemllu-ancc than 111-11111111 1" Lowest Rate" Harm From Abuse; Not Use 11.-graded to a pitiahle depth. Yet the 11°11» 1 . very opposite is. the case. Scotland bet ‘Prince I-Rllvarl lsl11ll1l1-r.-l- - ~ ' Another llilfilflfflllll fl" his boolulhtill has tile most fervently rcligl- Il-hrow lillellllliirtltt- 0-1-11‘.- alld 11111-111?“ Good Strong Stock compan‘es referring 11» his lllVcdtllgbilOll into,ous people in the world. Edllcntlop- pet-ate drys overboard 111111 11')“ 1

conditions 0i‘ the 11101-111111 of Baitinlora, snvs:

“The results of this investigation , eem to indicate with great clear- incss ‘that any biological. .harmful- nest; chargeable against alcohol in this group of over 5.000 people 1--;-- sulted solely froln its abuse and not from its reasonable and proper tlse." i As long ago as 1914 Dr. Pearl he- ‘gatl. the study of the racial effects 11f alcohol upon fowls. iHe put his ioxperimental chickens in closed metal tanks, the air of which was saturated with alcoholic vapor. l-‘or .0110 hour each day they brentllerl 111115 alccholized air. Sinliln1- chick- lcns, fed only plain food and water.

The mulch IT-“llhcd “l mmlw“: 't.-xce tion :0 o lcl1ill' n ventior sllsl . l . . . ‘M. W. WEEKS - » - - - ~ ~ ~ < -- 1054067’ ill Clllul-lottettllvn. L, "‘ll‘ you 111111-11 Am‘ 'l'0conluu've Co‘ ' ' " 1&2‘? llyueflg tfptthggg Zampmglaeollg qihitxl‘: ‘l-lH- “Wt-Mn -- -' - - u" 7 ‘iv-Wt it ill the 101111111" I-lilil -\ll‘-'Am' Smel" Md new’? U)‘ ' 1 lledovcrnevcl-al tears 1nd DcqPenrl l-~ E- Willln" -- 7° ~LePase “Why do you want it i11|‘*"““°“‘1“ C”- Mm’ U” 4"?‘ 11> r111‘ the nlllc- lean r‘

A. W. ‘Hyndmnn .. gs 26 charlcuewwny. 1.13.11. (écn.(0;11l(-gu‘1_l.)-Riv. 11.11. nu e . 11 ct ur e1‘.

K. M. Mllfllll -- - ‘ ‘ l voi1e-—-There' a rllnl silo at on- "5 ‘ - - - - - - ' ‘ ' " f‘ l.“

.1-. 1n. 100111-1111 . . . . . . -. . 101-21112 may come, 1,, C;,’;,1o1.e.,,,w,, K011111111. Motor c111- (Yo. 111111 l __h(_I‘3t"“'Y:“°h "lilugllfflb “m”: -C., H. B. Longwnl-lh . .. 9'1‘ '1' _v11-, LePage spoke 101-11 consldcr-lStandartl Oil oi’ N. J. .. .. 36% svrizefillf h “m”; 9- r- 7-! PM‘: ‘(Y H- ‘Cfllllefofl - 1 - - ~- - 114' Thalia length of tilnc upon this ques-Niis. Kan. anti Tex. lly. 238 b k ‘flnltenfre ‘roe, "l h s’ “er 1A. V. 30111111979 89'1" _ t :11. but did not propose any newfKelly Springfield Til-c Co. 23111 “w, ‘ - u e u comlzgd mw 5

b _ H _ U I _‘ _ , ,, I - n. d longer than those w-llich got A w- W691“ - - nlgulucn s and 1ii1l 1.01 1111.12.10 Reading Co. . , . . . . . . . . . . . .. 118.11 nomm b 1 1 1 1n 1] 1. n. l3. Slawilll‘! ~m3 28 lllllcll sympathy from the audience. Railway Steel Spring Co. 291 g u p a n o an“ water’ <1. 1'1 11111211011011 - -' '75 Mr. J. 11. 01111111111 ‘vats 111111-11 01101111111111 111101110 c1». 11.11/11 , ,

(‘. \V.11VloKlu1lon .. ., 51-31-17-711 3919mm 011111011 as he POL-ll‘. 1.11 Umon Pacific p» 1731;; _ Casmmug sum?“ ifml” show- as il- (l- “"011” ~- 94'1"“ sneak. 111 r rst exams-l iii- vii-fl- lls 11111111111011 1111-1111111 c 110w J r3 “n o triolear s studies’ "m. l-l. N. (lunsaulusl .. 94-16-78*,__,m_e m meeting the lmnme H, ‘mum State“ ‘Stem . . ~ I ' ' H m] at le fltlzo o 1 n moderate drilllltel 1i? 1f? Tffllllb-"l ~ 106'25'31‘\\’he1lt1cy River and vicinity and ' ' “S n o expectancy m 3'32 yen“ li- 5. 340L900 -- -- 1124131 took occasion to thank them for s h ‘ mum 1km" “M” "he 10ml “bum”?- J. R. Paton . 126-4080 1115;,- mmdsonm support m the hm Ablmll/ilfilllreil 1011K EXC 3119'! My, u-llilc compared with the holtvy F. M’ Niall ‘ll I Ekcmm- ‘He cmmnne" ‘he mm“ 1.11111§1111<1l=f1-'1111{ I D ' ' ‘ . D . . . H ‘Ill n gl-tllnlllfg o; ‘Illa 51123113351122‘! mogul: 'l‘. O. C. Camp c -.1- - *1 1111 pl-onlise-s cl‘ the Bell Govern- Manuel“ Péwor " iuvz years more '

u. waelo wins 1011111. o. 11. lllillollll.§"13.1§.T1'i§ '§'1’1".'.5’J‘.T1"K.‘11l 111-111-111 Brew-fir“ '23:“- M . - Bnntain and L. l-l. Wellllgilr llpoinks 11,, ,1,.,11e.,,g11d me when“ Camp .. 162% oderota Ulo In Beneficial h. . V. H ndnlan- 111B. . . mu .ili-. 11:1 fol-m

312M111 and ‘F. B. 1801:1110 2 gfilleznllhfitlflnfie‘?1111.1'111Tp1l.1111-1111111 ‘silfllllflh Riv" Plil- 113 Th6 1111mm. 0f London, England, points each. and i‘. l-I. B. Loop; 111e,“ prornisls_ (NO answerJ He Spanish River C0111. . . . . . . .. 98%; l8 regarded as the most authoritat- wlmn aid c. p. Camel-on 1- twin‘- referred 11> the 101111011111 111 11111 Steel Comlluny of 01111111111 ~- 134% "e medical OPBun in the English- cnch. Laud TnX; “the out '11 the reglslrn- Shawlnlgau .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 87 fllllflllilhll World. The following

Tho 2nd round of this match will tion cl‘ cnlsund the 111101111011 01-1-1111 (11111. Steamahlll Comi . 2711.- slmmllflll l“ 1mm "w! lflilrllfllfl he played p11 July 9th. Poll tax. Dealing w..th the areal (Jan. Steamship Pfd. .. . 90 cillllmn“ “l Mamh 39. 19971

This Weck'e Fixtures

Mont-la, _6 p- nl. Men's Blngiea. Weill ' clly and Saturday. Quali- fying 11111110; men's championship, Qualifying

romlutllmazégm lllgllillllll. 11111. 1111111111111 . rilvllea To‘ c. N. E.

(Opoclpl to the Guardian) y TORONTO. 0111.. Juno 111. -col. Chan. A. Lindbergh has been pelted to att the, Canadian National Exhlbi Ion. in a letter sent today -by the diroEtoru. which will be pre- dented, o im at St. Lo is. . ln their lp itqtion the tlirec oral-stat that Pill élxpectod that His Roya

Hlzhn ae a Prince of Wales will

e llibltion on August 27th.

Aft extending congratulations, the 1

tel- lays: "Our board la no: ll won-Inge ll suitable ro-

. Mloton receipt of your. accom- and! » dlr invitation. Our Can-

adian o e are very anxious to have nporlunity of hqporlolz i011)‘ 8 01-0. no doubt aware. l1

the“ Mlllll Notional Exhibi-

. quest-inn 01' temperance he look ls-

aue with Mr. Le-Page l.hat the peo- ple of Ontario. Br ti-sll Columbia,

Quebec and the Prairie Provinces

were regenlules 1.11 be 111111111111 1111 by the brewers and dist-liters. Mr. Le- Pagc hurl made- tllu statement lihnt

, 100 percent oi‘ the clergyman were

llt-lllllfl Prnllibiton. "l think" laid Mr. Buntain, "that w.-1 have n mgry clergyman an they have but w; do not. nk flhem (to turn their Ohm-chem into political hallo to fight our battles for m." l-le read from the Temperance Bulletin to show that even the" membem of the llinnce are not behind the pre- sent" hlhllion-law. Tihey intend

Dominion Bridge . . . . . . . . . .. 1851/, Whont—duly, 146-111; Sept.._.1-l3l,§. Corn-July, 100; SepL. 105%- lOnta—July, 48%; SepL, 481/1. Wh0at-—_.luly, 160%; 01-1.: 140%;

111110.. 1121/1. v >——-—

Butter And _ Cheese Market

MONT-RIEAYL, Juno 20.~N0 1. Paste-lulled butter, 23%. unpas- teurized 2.2% . Wheelie, No. l, delivered in Mont- real. 17M

A

Cllfl

bot:

- 0.11011111111-

Why 111111 1.. 11111111

To proveut looe of hair. Dandruff‘, usually tbqoaun of premature boldneu, may be eully removed bywmlar olurilpool will! Cutiwn Soup. pr

ocnip clan Ind halthy and promote! growth.

by touclleo of Cuti- Olntnlont. Tlllo treatment keepo tho

5"--"'-.'-'>.---"."'-" .

.1...

Mo-aiqpomlnuuuxu.

. "We have received the following document fc-r publication in the Lancet. As 1111 expression of scion-- ‘illlfl 0111111011 it deserves to be con- sidcretl oarafully by wood-feat prac- titioners. The signatories ara well ‘known members of that profepslon. and the importance oftha ‘ques- tions involved, alike from the medic- ill and mclul point. of view, ,c_an hardly, be over-estimated: _ . “In view of ‘the statements fre-

quently made ca to present medical opinion regarding alcohol and alco- holic bflvefllllfifi. we. the undersign-

ed. think it desirable to issue the

following short otaftemelll on the

subject-w stolen-lent which we be-

lieve represents the opltllonejof the

leading clinical taocherl as dell as

q-f the great majority of medical

riroctltlonerl.

‘TRW-‘Olllillll! that‘ in prallcrlhinl

llwhol. the Tedulrb onto of the in-

dividual must be the ornlng

rule, we are convlnfiood o ‘tho cor-

roctnlso of the opin n co long n11

e0 gfinorally hold. that 1n dint alcohol ll a rapid and trult y

be truly dcecrfboil to life proeol-v- lllll’, 0W1!!! to 110111011101- to eulilfn cal-dine and norfdue energy. ' - “

"AS AN MRTKHH

Trinity which Christian-f

drinking six glasses

, roitardt-d as lllc out that during the bubonic plague grcatesl medical school ill 1111- llu- 111 London in I866 llted States, in ills hook issued rs ueported- that "those who were cun- fielllll’ 0" "Aliiflllfl! and I-Onseviil/"lsistent tlpplers and drank whiskey

lt-hlnk that throughaucoe-sslve gener-

roslorative. "In nutty one: it may the gaunt ‘jtflggfign “u;

, 0F Dllfl‘, WE 111d bitter bee-r onryd or

1 1 1

l

THAT THE MODERATE USE 0F ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IS 1110B ADULTS, USUAllJhY Blflbilil-‘LCIW All. l-S AMPLY JiUSTlll-‘IED- 1