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THE GIIARLOVTTETOWN GUARDIAN

- ‘ng Dally (Founded 188'!)

Prcsidrttl LleuL-Col. W. Chester S. McLurc \|ee Preside-til. J. R. liurtietl, FJJ. Secretary LleuL-Cul. D. A. illacliiiuicn, D-S-O- Cihlur and Munagulg Director J. ll. Burnett, F-JJ. Assuuuu: riditur Frank Walker .\l. UMQIUPIION RATES $5.00 per ’\tnl llll Llulilllﬂ?) delivered M! City $4.1m per 1c.“ tni advance; uiallctl lo l‘. L‘ $5.00 per pan‘ tin illlhlllklt!) lllLll-lﬂl to Canada and Uh‘ JACAUULT) 11mm nut-can of Clrculatloni

“The Jtruttgest Jlelnury is Weaker; than t/le Weakest lnk."_f_

'€g————_—_ ,1 _ " '“ Sjlldlllill], arutqsr 20, 193a guns, . . ._______._. _ Reddeuitig The Map

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]lalf-.'t~ctztttti'_v is a long period ill 2t itew country like t' l l:t, but already for .19 years‘

of it liltf t":‘.. cc lidtvard lslautl lixltibitioti has. been ltrl-l ;tttttti;tll_v iti Charlottetotvti without fail or ittttrrttt-tlott of titty kind. Xo other Pro-

.:ou in thc .\lill'llilllc'a' can equal ord, for those at lltilifux, Fred- . tut and . f ‘luhti have had years of sits- ltensioti iot- one rectum or another. This (har- lottctttwtt record has not "just hrtppctietl", it has ht n, and is, the iritit of lnboriotts days and not rcqtit-tttly Sit?t‘[!lc‘<< rtiqltis. The late .\lr. Smttlltvooil llcvttteil a llftlllllt’ to laying thc foundations scctirt-lv, and building a nlodcsl structure upon it, zttlrl it has fallett t0 the lot of his executive Sll€L"~‘$'\1', the [ircscnt President, Col. D. .~\. .\l'tcl non, 115A l. to enlarge and expand the structure "l now it is otitstatidiiigly the best attd most worzliivhile Agricutltiral Ex- hibition east of "lWr-wito. The week just closing ha: not been <ttrtvt<=ed lti the Associrltiotfs his- tory, Ever-wilting sectnetl to combine to insure stioooeo. 'llw summer has been a very attit- altlg our for ttlntost every description of agri-

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ctrhurtl girl-Woe; the ltitrvewt season has suited the ("up and cxliltitlon alike; the tirclinliti- nry a l- t

Ft at home and rtllt-ontl has been

z effective that there has been i~-r ztnyone not knowing of the Fair . e :tttr,tctlotts it has had to offer. itatttrc, cotnbitiiug with a live-wire and forc-rltotiultt t-xectttivc, has sticcccdetl in paint-

ing l'r' l‘. t-‘rtrtl lsluitl this year a bright red on Ultra-la’: z icultttrnl map, notwithstanding all the talk oi it'd-titties, recessions, wars and rumours of witrs. Col. Nlackfinnon and his ehicf colbustttc, the Association's secretary, Mr. j, ll’, litttlllfl‘. hrtve every reason to accept

without reserve the congratulations which arc tleservtwlly tlttlirs. l

Nova Scolia Library Commission

A llt.'\\‘ (T-ttittiis-ioii to bu: ttppoititetl by the

Nova Swtizt li,’t\'v'l‘Ill1l<'ll[ wiil >C<'l\' to protnott- and (’li"t"lll'I‘.Q\' zlu: t-rttt-tlsitlit of public libraries throttgiz-tttt tlu- Prtlvittce. (utntitelttlitig the llttlvt‘, ilt~ llttlztrix {hr-uncle says that Nova Sic-Mia. t-Plr-tzglt lrtwc-sitlt,’ a itotublc record for llll('ll<‘t'tll.'ll llcltiu-vcitlettt is sttrprisitigly’ poor ill

lllll',ll'_\' fticilitlt-s. Tile illllttllllllllClll of the Coin- Illl$Fltt|1 i~ tctkcti as indicating that tltc (iovcril-

lay up treasure in the bank they have carried on without undue complaint, and havg always been goodvto others _in distress, as drought- strlcken \\ estern grain-growers have testified. luﬂﬂnﬂﬂlly. they deserve a better fate, but who

is to see they are going to get it? ‘I 1 Editorial Notes 1; ._____. General Booth died this date, 1912. v h; at w n- v

The end of a perfect week for harvesters and exhibitionists alike. at w z at The following remarkable news item appear- ed itt a Montreal contemporary :“Nicarztgua is trying to stop the k-ttiglliter of female cattle." l! 1F

“Dr. Catnpbcll" should now be able to issue scripts as well as run the whole Prohibition zulttiittistration and liquor sale activities of tllc Lulnpbell Government.

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The delegation from the City Council to Ot- tawa. Mr. Russell Chandler and Mr. K. .\l. .\lartitl. IQC, should finally bring the airway scltctnc to a head.

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The eighijv-one years old Chief Itistice of Sas- katchewan is about to enter Holy \\"'edlocl-: in Montreal where. of course, mixed marriages are

tnore-or-less nullities. w- m a- w-

ntt-nt is ttri-ttrlrc-l to do more than itlztte a fcw lines in the statute book. V .\'o doubt wine, :tt least, of the in~pirati<vn

behind this uttdtrtltlcittg in Xovtt Sctitia has been the <plcttrlirl succc-s of thc Czlrttt-gic llcni- onstrzttioti Library lll"\\'t‘ltl('lll itl this Province. Some vcars rtuo, throttlflt the iilttrts of the hfacllillrttt liovt-rttittt-ttt slllt-trttltial fgtntttt. w-rrt- obtrtinvtl from tltc li.‘.l'itt"'it‘, li-ttitttlalioti for the cstaltlislttnettt of a lll'l>\lltL"'-\\l<lL' lilttltrv sv-tetll conrlttctcrl free of c-wt to our tztxpttvctw for t. trial twerit-d (if tltrct: vwtrs. (lllt- llircct rt-sttlt of this tuovetttrttt was the innit-tits qivcu to adult cdticatiovl. '.l7~l'lv we twut say uititttttt boztstitiq that nowhere in thv wt-rl-i tire fret‘ lilvrztttes more new" l‘ lc to evl l‘\' lllilll. wtttlttltt ztntl child than in l't'it:rt‘ l"ll\\'lll'tl l-lrlttd, and that these facili- Qies are bcittt; ll.~(‘!l with incrcrl-itig l|('lll‘lli. lll rural tii-tricts tspetri:tll_v. a c t di-tll of tlu- lit- ‘lrztture in iroustrtilt dcmittttl is of a solid, prztc- foal ntlturo, ,The Lot Of The Farmer

2WD. D. B. ixlfl" We. who \\'It~ i-tt-ltqltt tﬁi M". in (liittirio . ' lxditor oi titt- Rt-uina lclt Ht- itt~tl vi-itfttg tl t- scenes {if ‘ttl t‘ ttitlttintitlq on the lit‘. of the ft-rutv. t: E11 lilt’ ‘Witt-t lwul" sqcrnr, l"' ' v. tttttc of tlt-- ltlllldflll country ‘ 't ~ S ,.t't to ltthnvtt, ft-tiztd tlttt "farm llllillitlll,‘ nwtl plltu: ttftiu ‘ht-rt- is .1 rlttt-tloutt '1l' ll "i- ‘tbtut ti» plztrc, You wt: few u-utu; lt tlctv lt~ flu the lTlTlllPl‘ (l-‘ti'~ not ‘ ; it nil-u ltt- ‘lmt lv- rztttttttt afford tht-t 'l"t~- tl . '\\'v~tvrtt editor thought :‘;t- \ .'l"tl l“ll\'ll\' fttlwtl bcttt-t‘. “lllcre are new llo-zt-w. ticzu ltutiigalr-tvs, more paint. Flinn-hotly in tlunl fill; r-itrtttqlt tnhncv to afford that lvllltl oi ltttll-l‘. \\'ltv not thi- fartur-r, who \\‘<»l'l.~ bur-l :uttl will» i~ illtrtl-‘tt! from Fllllfist" to dru ' <~utc llutztrio fztvntcrs have tltr-ii- cows tttill't~l»»__i or so of them»- and the inill: :tt the t-‘lt-cst- f.'ivtttr_v licftfi't~'"ff_§' in the tporttitttr," \lr_ ‘,l:u"l\‘:u- is l‘ttllt‘t'l'lll'tl about the ‘m’ w‘ ‘lb’ farmers ‘j-rttt-rztll)‘.

"Thr- ictttp ~~i~tt dcvpctis that (Yttvttliati .1311- Ctlllttt-r is tut iv rt ivtppv strut-i \\'ltv? ls it pnssiltlt- " ' t- .'tv-- littilrlitltg up r-ur vitics null towns r" l wwt-e of tlu- lllilll l-tl the land‘ T71» " 1' ' ' " tr~tu t‘ \\ttt'l-,t~ttlt.'tr1l flit‘ wit‘!

'vtt' 5V ll ‘tvittt! hint to -ltiit ft-rhitn-

t't: in ~t'l

' tlic tilrtltt‘ ztitd .\l:til snvs": '1 nqrictvltttrc is lmin: z-tuw the f'tl‘llll‘l' and hi~: \'~l~t-dv' in the mun- ulto vvrcsls his

t "t tu-tu

' ~ (I' 7 "llll Tlttil”: corres- 1,, ' ' ‘ ""~- f""tttt’l' null his t‘. " ‘ < " 1"" llll~l cltVllitVY. 'l' ' ' ' "c ll‘! i’ ."

T‘ t '~ .l wgttlu-it’ tuvn. ’, -, " l t‘ '-t'.‘ttl 'lilu‘\' ltt -~ v l l in’ rs ;l-"“ l'~' l and itwt n: ,- ' ‘- 7o Pu» ltvvtlwt‘ t-i :tt'vit'tilttirc lit‘! i» , r. ‘ ".1 l tu l-vv-it", tvltilc t-lwidti-titttl Flt-ls

have incl-crowd. If they ltavc not been able ‘.0

“illilt President Roosevelt did at Kingston was to reaffirm his Government's stand on the Uunro (loctrine. Hands off this continent-iii- eluding Caiiada—sh0ttld the British Empire fail -——“if (lomitiatioti of Catladittn soil (not people) is threatened by any other Fmpirc."

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It is worthwhile noting that the New Bruns- wick ﬁtlvertitnelit has arranged conferences with the Federal Government for “the (lisctis- sioti of proltlcms confronting the fishermen and fishing industry’ on all parts of the New Brims- wick coast where sea fishing is carried on." Fvidctltly our Government is asleep. a a u n: The Exhibition management may be thanking Providence btit it was Hon. _l_ P. McIntyre. says otlr contemporary, who "promised” that there would be ﬁne weather throughout the Fair. Now if he would only devote his super- natural powers to implementing some of his pol- itical promises! a n: n- w Art American visitor writes to inquire what the "seal or coat of arms" represents on the P. E. I. auto license plates. He was surprised that tnrtny Island car owners had not noticed it at all. The design in question is the coat of zit-tits of Prince Edward Island. It was intro- duced this year itt the license plate design. >t< * l‘ It‘

.\l:tu's desires do not often itidicate the truth. \\'e ltear somclitites 0f the emptiness of the churches. but it has been said that, if the Gospel were prcaclted more faithfully in them, they

wonld be etuptier still! It is by their truth. not their popularity, that religions are to be judged. v m a a

Notwithstanding the hold-up with respect to the evacuation of foreign forces, another indica? tiou of the high esteem in which the Chamber- lttin Govcrntneiit is held on the war-riddencon- titlcnt. is the acceptance by both belligerents in Spain of a British Commission to arrange the cxcltztttgc of prisoners. It is composed of Field .\l.'tr=ltal §ir Philip Chetwode, chairman: H. C. lliclc and Colonel R. .-\. lrlay. They will work through the liaison officers, D. Richard Covvan ztt llarcelotia and Lieutenant-Colonel “l. H. lloscly at Burtros. Their work will cover all classes of persons detained in Spain, including political and military prisoners as well as any pcr<ou ituablc to lcavc the country for lack of crctlt-tttiztls. lt was stipulated, however, the cutuotissirlti ntust limit itself to cases brought up ll_\' the two rcgitiics and may not examine .'lppc:tls front outsiders. . * 1F 11 1F

Iliscttwitt; why there has been a 30 per ectit. drop in tottrist traffic in Quebec this year, the Xll-tttrt-rtl tiazcttc puts considerable blame outhe lack of sufficient hnrd-stirfacctl roads. "Fewer totiri<t< are coming to this province." it latiients.

“which tnctltls- fewer tourist drtllnrs spout here: and there should br~ little doubt as to the cruise. lt ltrts ltccn claiutcrl in some quarters that the dt-vlhlc in Quebec's lutll'l=t traffic is duc print- :u'il_v to lllt‘l‘l‘il~i'll slriviticss iu matters of re-

ft't'~lllllt‘lll, but the fallacy of this is HlIYlHlH with at ltivf slrltlce \\'t"<t\\'i'll'(l to filntttrio, “dl'ier" than (jtu-ltt-r. httt with more totirists nnnttrllly outcr- l"! Ill “lilltlsttr than at any other point in ("an- ntla. .\ltltotlqh there is itnd-tttlatcrl cxtlggerrttiivtt in tnlluy of the >t~ric~ of tottrist Illll!l|l111ltil"~ ltrcrtlviltg springs, liottttcitigt off the Fnfltl. etc.. thcre vct remains a <i'/..'thlc grain of truth. and iilitil this is rectified tourists cannot be blamed for leaving Quebec from their itineraries. The ntntgltiiicctitl_v impressive Grtspc region. the lirtttitiittl l..'lll|'('l1ll.'ll'|< and the tliottszittrls of his- toric and scenic spots in this province rlre hnrelv worth n slow‘ attd tittcomfortablc journey to

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.\(‘t‘trl‘tllllﬂ to Brig-lien. $ir llctiry Plug’: (roft, .\l. l’. tinw touring in llritisl-l Columbia, Prime Xliuistcr Neville Clmmbcrlaiti favours llrig-ticti .\l. l.. llornbfs scheme for settling liritislt families, properly supervised and fintulcctl, in different parts of Canada. \\"ltilc llhllvlllg it clear he did not speak for the lritislt (iovcrtititctit, he said "llriuie .\lin- istcr (lllﬂl1llIOI'l-'llll is so intcrrstcrl in the whole t|ttc,~tiott of, llilperial dcvcloptticiit that he is ready luid more than ready tri meet the Dolli- iuiuus upon this question of scttlclncnt of famil- ii»: should they dvsirc to re-opcu the door of buipire titigrtititttl. l ltlivt- pressed the llotltc (invvrlilitcttt to get together with the ("attzulittti lii>\'l't'ntntlnt tn cottsiili-l" this great prolilctu, but

l tun ztlwtivs told that the (Ytnndittn liuverltntctlt il-ws not ft-i-l that the time is opportune iii‘- c:ut~t- of lI('F large titunltt-r of llilt‘l1l|>lf)_\'('ll, l lutvc :tl\v.'tv< lwl-tt tuiswerctl that the llritisll

liovcrllitlcltt luts tit-vcr really offered Canada a ct-tttplctc plan of settlement which \\'lll be frcc

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Thu: to Iuueat that debt could drive Hitler into war before he is ready, is utter nonsense. The l1- nancial fable of national bunk- ruptcy forcing’ his hand can be disregarded. Hitters Germany has never been anything else than bankrupt. It; could never pay 1m debts.—Motitreal Star.

ls bathing necessary to good health? Millions of "old sweats" who trudged the dusty roads to Ypres or stood waist deep in Fland- ers mud went: for months without a bath, and enjoyed better health than they had known before m" since amid the luxuries of modem plumbing. A certain Canadian Senator now iteuring 90 takes a. bath only one a year, and a beloved padre who inarchetl with the First Coiltingcnt; Irvin Valcartiet‘ asked his batman at Salisbury Plains the following spring w remind liltn to change his lllltlCf-WCM’ tiext day, He had slept tn it. utider canvas ii/lluwinten-Torotito Globe and

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For several years the City of Quebec has presented a very un- cnviablc record; diphtheria has put its mark on it, and is here established as tnaster, increasing its victims more than any other city on the continent. Medical science is on guard, but its appeal awakens no echo in the midst of a population which submits to the evil with an itnpasslte carclesstiess. Against this cpidentle. established almost in pcrniitliciicc within our, walls for the last llllTl‘ )‘0lll5. pub- lic bodies are properly alarmed. The mouth of July has provided 50 new cases, a larger figure than

for years 1n this season. accord- ing to 1J1". 1). incl, tncdlctil offic- er of health; t this rate the nut-

uinn titonths will bring us 200 cases and the victorious disease will continue its devastitig advance. Since January, 1935, diphtheria. has struck clown 1,825 children in out" l‘ll_\', and sent 180 ul its vic- ltjims to the gt'ttvt-.-~~Lc Stiletl Que- cc.

Away oil‘ by ital-It’ in the South- em Pacific, New Zeulluitl, with all its social lcltlslltlton, seems still lo know how to nutku its national public accounts balance and even to keep expenditure well within revenue. Thus, in his recent re- view of New Zcalandls tilitiotial finances, Hon. W. Nash, ntiiiister of finance, reported a surplus of £810,000, the transfer of £854,000 to reserves and the repayment. of every penny of outside floating debt that; was due. For the year, he stated, the gross revenue amount- ed to 15360591100, showing an 1n- crease of £4,012,000 over 1036-37. The total expeiiclttttre was £35,249,- 000, an increase of £4,574,000, but nicely within the total revenue. With the increase in expenditures, less than the rise in revenue ,thcre was a greater surplus than in the previous year. Dining the year the tmtiotial debt, amounting to £294,- 583-000, was reduced by £4,382,000, according to Mi'. Nash. —Kings- ton livliig-Sttmdard.

The cortllality which Great Bri- tain has put into her ticceptance of the views of Mr. Mackenzie King on the training in Canada of aviators of the Royal All.‘ Force, opens to our cotttitt-y a new era in the domain of aviation. The enlttrgetnent. oi the present; avia- tion schools, and the creation of new training centres will open to our youth n new carver, that of aviation, almost. itiexistent: until the present and for which a rapid development can be predicted in the next few years. One has only to observe the progress made in the United States in this field to forsee what a. future the same de- velopment involves for our coun- t1"y....What shall we do to obtain from the Federal Government, the creation 1n Quebec of several avia- tlon schools, and what. shall we do to incite the British nation m give-to our Province a large part; of the contracts which it 1s pre- pared to accord to Canadian mun- ufacturers? It seems to us that the City of Monti-cal, that our public bodies. could put their shoulders to the wheel by expres- sing their desire to see the Prov- ince of Quebec, and particularly the metropolis, benefit according to their importance and their abil- ltv from all these new factors of progress and wealth-Le Catiacla. Montreal. .

Persons going round disturbing the calm of life by saying, "Warm, isn't. it?" are holes in the lcebox. They let in the heat. Their ment- ion of the unmcntiotiable flustcrs the gasping. The day may be warm, but what about it? When 1t; could be taken coolly there was tio sense in getting hot about it. You could be llUllCl‘, so were e001- ei" titan you thought. Itistcad of tactics.» friends telling you how hot they ntc, stunt: irigittlty in their |)ul§.(.' would be psclerzible. ’1he_v allow tltt-ttut-lvcs Lo ttet. ox- cilvtl )U\ll. something so invis- able as is hunt. and become etiol- crlc, Just. us. wticn tltiiitcr ls lulu.

’l‘]i¢-_v- indittcrcilee to the th . -, \\llll‘.l tcveats thcni . ucaktitlgs, wllhoilt the nerve to kccp tttu wl e tiu- tt-iup

sizzles, cl‘ tile enibtttrlls.nlcilt iclt. when it is stun" llllll t.» pay tor the iced (ll‘ll1k.—-\Vl1l11ll)t‘g Free Press.

‘Frnm Cornwall has come a siul illustration of the folly and daily;- er of lllilklllg a pretence of drown- ing. A lillecu your old boy, swim- mmg in the 5t. Lttwrctice there the other day, shouted to his com- panions’ for help. They responded to his calls but before they reach- ed him, lie swam ashore lntlghitlg. Returning to the wtttcr, the lnd swnm out. ten yin-die nnd sank. Thinking 11c was Just, repeating his previous "gamc“ and not wishing to be taken in twice, they paid no attention to hint. This time he was rcnlly tn trouble but they did not. realize it. until too

. save, him. The body was

recovcrctl tiftccti tnlnuttts Inter but efforts as rcstlscttatttm then proved of no uvitll. ‘this trttgetly

is a fresh warning ngiunst indulg- ing in the cry nt "help" just for fun when tn the water. It may he futi once and it may be fun many tinu-s. But. them inny some a time -—even fnr good and strong switn- mt-rs—whcn hclp will ht- needed nnd when. as with tlic- boy who cried “\-.'olt" ton oftmi. no help will be forlhcotnitirz, The lesson is nno pnrtirtiltivlv iur vount: swltitttit-rs nml btlthers; oldr-i- out-s have usually ﬂll'i"\(l\' l""l’ll(‘(l it. But. It is for the nlclci- folk , parents and persons iii rtha of wintinlitg places to imp upon their children nntl t-ltttrizrs that (hcv should ltcvt-l" crv for help in jest. when swimming tir Iwtliiittz. - Kltuzston Whttz-Stalvltlrd.

of all [mssiltlc tlltliilrrilssllltlll. to tlie Canadian

Government and people."

An hivcsllgiatloni chow: that

By James ll). bat-Ion. MD.

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COLONIC IRRIGATIONS, WASH- ING OUT 0F THE LOWER BOWEL

While there may not be as many individuals receiving colon tlarge bowel) irrlgatlous as lor- merly, physicians who are

this treatment: to remove organ- isms and. their products and to stimulate normal action of the

bower are reporting greats success with this treatment.

A colon or colonic irrigation tneans a washing out of the 11n- lng of the colon or large bowel as it ts more often called.

The difference between an enema and a colonic irrigation 1s given tn an article by Dr. James W. Wlltste, Binghamption, N.Y., 1n Cllnlcal Medicine and Surgery:

“In medicine. the term irriga- tion conveys the idea. of washing; therefore, while the ordinary ene- ma. 1s given with the purpose of inducing defecation (causing the bowel to empty itself), the irriga- tion is administered, not to move the bowel, burto wash out wast: material on the walls farther up than the last few inches of the bowel where the usual amount of waste matter is situated. Also, to wash the wall of the bowel itself as high as the water can be made to reach."

The enema, because the water has to go tip but: a. short: distance into the bowel is usually given with the patient sitting on the toilet. or in a half sitting and halt‘ lying position in bed. No more than a quart of water or solution should be given at one time in an enema. Irrlgations, on the other hand, send the water or solittioii up the entire distance of the lower bowel (slx or more feet) and two to three gallons of water or solution are used.

The proper method of giving the irrigation is outlined by Dr. Wiltsle. the number of times they should be given to any pat- ient, the temperature of the wa- ter or solution and other details.

‘Now Colonic lrrlgatlons are not Elven to evertybod on general principles but or eflnlte condi- tions of the lower bowel-excess. ive musous, inflammation or ul- ceratlon, waste matter stlckln 0o lmlng, spastic condition w ere bowel is contracted in one part and expanded in another like an old inner tube of a tire,

The main purpose of the irriga- tlons in Dr. Wlltsle's cases was the removal of organisms and their products that had come originally from other parts of the body _ teeth, tonsils. sinuses, gall bladder —and unless removed by frequent bowel movements or by colon“; trrlgatlons would continue to get: into the blood and cause further attacks of rheumatism or arthritis. and other disorders.

THE DONKEY

When ﬁshes ﬂew and forests walked And ﬁgs new upon thorns, Some ﬁlament. when the moon was

Then surely I was born; wtui monstrous head and sickening

With earls like errant wings, The devlli; walking mdy 0n all four-footed 331138.

The tattered outlaw of‘ tihc earth, 0i ancient. crooked will; tarvea scoturage, deride me: I am

um , I keep my secret still.

Fools! For I also had my hour; One far ﬁerce hour and sweet; There was a, shout about, my ears, And palms before my feet.

--G. K. Chesterton.

Better Business Outlook

(Otta-vta Journal)

More noon news of a better out- look for business comes from the August review of the National Cty Bank of New York, According to this review, one of the most auth- oritative ln the United States,

heavy steel operations have im- t proved. automobile sales are better 1 than the somewhat, gloomy forecast ‘of thcln, the troublesome used car tsituaticti. ls definitely clearing. cot- ‘ ton mills have done better, woollen 11nd rayon Sales are expanding, ' metal sales have picked up, the de- lmttnd for building materials has improved. The report concludes:

“The foregoing review of business trends presents a welcome contrast to the procession of gloomy statis- tics that has come fcrward up to this time. Evidently the down of normal business o rations has been too drastic and t. e needs of the country for goods and ser- vices are again asserting them- selves."

Thls means much for Canada. What: it. means will be helped by the fact that. this country is about to harvest an excellent -cr0p. with consequent millions of purchasing power put into circulation. A 300,- OOQOOO-bushel wheat, crop is I tre- mctidous thing. This week, for ex- ample. a Calgary paper showed that Alberta farmers alone the‘ FY11! will purchase 32.500000 worth of binder twine, They will pur- chase as well other things; ma- chinery, and new clothing and boots and shoes; and our rallwavs will got more traffic. nnd our ports nnd so on ticht round the circle.

Acttiallv, upon the basis of all vislili- conditions. the outlcok for the (‘Omlnz month: is the bright.- est, ll] SPVCTXH YCHPS.

John Peel's "coat so gay" was real- l_v "coat so grey“. which pessi- mistic discovery takes a spot. of

' Smut 1n the western direction.

l Carrlboo Island is one 0f the mag; aprraclive of these stretches. The Island ls reached by 3 break‘ Water on the western end Whivh l5 really a long bridge across the sand. The going is pleasant and attractive nearly all the wBY and on both sides of the Island are those sand beaches that offer the most delightful ba:ti.ng advant- ages. .

On the Island are about fifteen farms and they are well tlled. The soil looks fertile and the growing crops are as is usual this YQHI‘ gmmislng abundance, In the entire

ngtnof three or more 1111165 the road ls never far from the water.

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lighthouse, the keeper being a very kindly and obliging man. Mr. Char- les Baird ls the man m _C e- There he lives with Mrs. Baird and their five sons. They mix farming

light-keeping, plus lobster ing ln season, and there 1s no shortage of 'ma.npower on that place.

The light is a powerful one and the ulding star for shlpplxig along the gtralt. Next; year it. will be the beacon for. the new ca: ferrg to run between Wood Islands, P. . 1., and Carrtboo m Plcwu.

But the Island itself has its won- derful attractions. Here and there along the beach were bathing part- ies ta-klna a. dip. or enjoying a pic- nic during our visit. We hope to go back again and would commend this attractive Island to those who wish to seek a. new place upon which to holiday.

Early British Possession Of P E. I.

(By Helen Jean Champion, 0’Leary) _

The Seven Years‘ War changed etitirely the circumstances of Prince Edward Island. Iii 1758, the island was included in the copltulatzloti of Ioulsbutg, and its lilliabitants sub- sequently deported to France. With Prince Edward Island in their pos- session, and the French element al-i most entirely removed, the develop- ment of such a territory was then an important consideration for the British. _ , After the capture of the maritime districts, General whltmore vms ap- lnted governor of’ Loulsbu , t e ands of Cape Bremon an St. John, and the lesser islands ad ac- ent. At For: Amherst a garr n Was constantly stationed and was regularly relieved every year. Flood supplies were sent from Lotiisburg, the flour and butter being obtained from New York. But, provision was always scanty. and Tulleken, the commanding officer at, Iﬂlllsburg, reported to Amherst the necessity of a reserve supply being kept on the two islands as emergency rations for the survivors of ships lost. on the shores. The French set- tlers of Isle St. John, depleted 1n numbers as they were, caused no uneasiness, alt-hotlgli their com- patriots tin Nova Scotia were a con- stant worry to Belcher, the lieuten-

ant governor.

The Acudlam, however, locked 100d. ﬁnd up lied for assistance to Captain Sine all‘, commanding of- ficer at: Fort Attiherst. since he was unable to provide for them he per- mltbed sixteen fatnllles to seek ro- vlsion from the governor at all- fax. But four Hench ilots were, with their families, ma ntatned by the garrison supplies. The inhabit- ants were at, that; time scattered over the island in small numbers. the largest settlement being at pee, which, in 1762. contained ninety families. Vessels from IFort Cumberland occasionally came to the island to t-mde, but, 1n general, life during these early years was a monotonous existence.

Proof of this was given 1n the autumn‘ of 1762. A mutiny, which had long been brewing, broke out, in the garrison, but was fortunately checked by Captain slnclair. The leader of the plot was a soldier who h deserted from boulsburg the preceding whiter and who had afterwards been (toned, The de- sign “'21s to mur er rind rob the 0f- ﬂcers, set; the fort;

be accomplices were threatened with death f they dis- closed the DIOt to the officers.

The execution of the deferred from time to en- able the wholegata-ison to Join the

lnsur I'll-S. The atfalr was precip- lta , however, by a. drunken rev- elrv 1n which caution was thrown

to the winds, rind the plan revealed. The rebels were easily captured and. on the following day, tried and

flogged. The affair was irnmed- lately reported to Tullckcti who sent: a boat with four non-commissioned officers and thirty privates to con- vey the prisoners to Loulsburg to stand a court, martial. As an ex- Blmple of the folly nf such insurrec- tzons the l'llllZ-ll"£\ll“l' of the plot was eventu-allv linnuetl.

Not, utitll 1763 was. partlculal‘ at- tention taken of St. John's Island. In that year 1t, was, with the island of (Jane Bret-on, titan-rt under the pllrlsrlictlnn of Nova semi“, and

ontagttc Wilmot. appointed lieu-

opted ooncemlng their lands. “Their advantageous slniailon in regmu ho the fishery renders them of the greatest importance to this country and no nieasitros should be left un- tried that. tmy tend to lat-emote and eticourarc tht- Cnffylnl! on this ﬁsh- erv to the ttttiiaet, extent, it ls cap- able or." 1\C1"71'dlllg1§l, Wilmoi was ordercd to have a Hll‘Vl‘_V made of he islands and to report not, only their advantages, but. also the plan 0f settlement. most, suitable for es- tablishment there. Passing grants oi land on the island was strictly forbidden. but encouragement was to be afforded the temporary es- tablishments for cat-lying on the ﬁshery as long as llICFc were with- lirthe bounds or moderation. Any- thing tenrlin toward n monopoly, 0r the cstablrhtuelit or any undue preference coitragod. In Mtlmh. 1764. Wilmnt received a letter from’ the Board of Trade, recommending that, the same mode or treatment should be continued with regard to the islands of Cape Breton and St. John. Attempts to establish nnd nxlcnd the fishery were to be cncourngrd as tony as thcv did not ntm at the acquis tton of territory, The plan or settlement of tluytwn islands, ltmvrvcr. wm re-

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