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Between the beat and the worst in any class or in any country there is the vast army of ordinary men and women-who are unoatenta- tiously making ‘a more or less honest livinit. neither making nor breaking records but simply doing the best they can. These, after all, are tho salt of earth, the common people who, of their own initiative, in their own way are keeping the wheels of civilization and progress moving. Yet this middle army count for little in the making of history. Only once in a while does a general or a statesman emerge

NOTES BY THE WAY

Two sons of millionaires in Chicago committed a most atroc- _ious and diabolical murder not long ago. Their victim had com- mitted no offence against them. had done or said nothing even to make them angry. The murderers were young college students in: telligent and educated. They have since with the utmost coolness con- fessed their orime in all its re- volting details. The legal penalty for their crime is death. but strange to say. very few persons apparently believe that the penal-

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Blr—-We are all glad to see that the éity Council have aet men to work to clear out Government Pond. The Dund and its environs ought to be one of the most attractive parts of the city. But to make it

_ so in the way that has been nsgnn‘

will cost much in time and m ney. l think that the cleaning out pro- cess could be much more conomic- ally accomplished by meanacf a mud-digging machine. Put on soon after the ice forms a mud-digger would scoop out more of the fertil iser in the Pond in one day than m!!! men would in many days with shovel and wheel barrow. I dare say that a-group of farmers near the city or across the harbor could be found to provide a mach- ine aud take the mud away in the winter for the fertilisation of their 38ml. and i suggest that tenders to that and be called for early next fall.

it is quite evident that the pond cannot soon be cleaned of tho dirt from our streets, or the mug soon remmed "0!" BlBht by means of

ty will be paid. it is significant that tho

that have recorded and discussed the murder make persistent refer-

ominously newspapers

shovels, wheel barrows and cart; so after the surface of it has been removed the water might be 1e; 1n 10 cover up the rest until early next winter. when tho plan l have sug-

fi Inns HOW LONO SHOULD YOU LIVI1

One who has investigated the ‘matter. Dr. Leonard Williams, states that man should really live from 120 t0 140 years.

Ho basis this on the fact that if you estimate the average age of the lower animals in relation to the time it takes them to reach maturity. and apply that formula to man, he is really cheating him- self out of fifty years of life.

‘ He attributes this to the fact that man is "gifted" with reason. This reasoning process is his undoing. . ‘

With an animal -lts teaches it what to eat, and amount to eat. if it has eaten much, or unwisely. it.fasta for day or two.

What about maul.

He looks about for something "different" in his diet, perhaps loads himself up with medicine to counteract his ind‘ tions in diot. l-le forgets the fact that he is an animal, the highest type of animal of course, but nevertheless an animal with an animal body.

it needs just the same kind of food, exercise, and rest, as the animal which has no reasoning

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while is the attention of the world directed to the existence of the army, but when, as occasionally happens, the army moves govern,- ments fall and even thrones totter and fail. But this by the way.

The class or tho country is judg- cd by the best and tho worst in it. The act of the criminal or the philanthropist is reflected in the life of the community or the count- ry and fall.a as a stigma or a halo on its reputation. No account is taken of the fact that while there are a thousand honest men and woman where there is but one criminal; that there are a thousand ordinary men and women who grudgingly give their dole to charity, the one criminal or the .one philanthropist blasts or glori- ~fiea the reputation of the whole community: “Can, any good come out of Nazareth"? Yet One glorified for all ages to come the name of Nazareth.

' The record makers and rccord breakers are not without their uses. They set the pace. they help to maintain the average record of performance, help to show the possibility of raising the average standard. We note with consider- able disappointment, for example, that this province shows a lower average yield in grain, potatoes and other farm products than some of our sister provinces. Yet we know that our best yield per acre is almost invariably higher than their best, that we have grown and can grow more potatoes. more grain, more bay to the acre than

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any one of our sister provinces. We have our records in these lines, but unfortunately our general average is below what it ought to be and if it wore not for our few record makers our average would be much lower than it is. What we need to do in order to got a good reputation in the ofl-lcial records is to pay more attention to our poorer farms. to increase the yield on these and ao make good our claim that Prince Edward island is tho most fertile provlncc in Canada. -——-—-oo>-—-—

THE FUNNIEST THING

The funniest thing in the Can- adieu political situation today ls llr. llaoKenslo King's glorification of what be calls his ‘national policy, inst as if it were some- tbing of his own mention. lie is. or appears to be, ridiculously obliv-

ious to the fact that every sane man and woman in Canada knows he sad his party accepted this

of "National

lthan. in any other civilized country ion earth. That is an appalling re-

is again on trial in this case. But its many failures to punish the guilty in the past is the foundation on which the conviction rests that these criminals will not be adequa. tely punished.

Murder and homicide are more prevalent in the United States

cord, but is indisputable. The fact is one of grave interest in Canada for it exists in a country adjoining our own and from which our Dom- lnion is only separated by a nation- al boundary. For a distance of 3.500 miles across the continent we are in touch with the land of ten thousand murders. Murders are in- deed far too common in Canada. more common at least than in the British isles. Also detection and punishment of the guilty la less speedy and less certain here than in England. And crime as well as disease ls infectious‘ from close contact.

It is strange and unpleasant read- ing that insanity is increasing. in all civilized lands.‘ A famous American surgeon, Dr. Charles H. Mayo, commenting on the fact that the average of human life has been greatly extended within the past hundred years, has coupled with it the statement that insanity is alarmingly on the increase. The average expectation of life to the infant born in 1800 was no more than 20 years. Today it is 50 years and steadily increasing. On the other hand Dr. Mayo states that |iasanity is increasing more rapid- lly than our length of days. it is increasing at tho rate of two and a half per cont a year and in no country more rapidly than in the United States. insanity is a disease of civilisation and to prevent its increase medical science has so far failed.

Barbarians and aavagaa rarely be- come insane. The dark racos Africa, alike in their ignorance and superstition, show no such indications of insanity as do the white races. The negroes splanted from Africa to the South-

became insane while they were in

shelter were provided for them

dom they have gone insane largo numbers. With them. ‘many of their white

which have long been fruitful

causes of insanity.

should be hcaihtler in body, ilve longer and yet be more slrbject to mental disease than their ances- tors. lt contradicts the accepted theory of "the sound mind i; us sound body." lf our bodies are not aounderthaa those of our parents why should we live looser thad they! Again. rnany featursaaud qualities of rnind and bodiara ia-

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And trailed her healing robes Across a weary world.

By Mabel F. Blakesleo.

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JUNE 11.—You are intellectual, a great reader, and a good talker. You have good Judgment, and never act hastily or rashly, You form friendships readily, and care a great deal for society. You have considerable pride, are careful of appearances. and will be most happy in your home. Be careful in money matters, and do not try to outshlne others.

Your birthstone is s pearl, which means health and long life.

Your flower is the honeysuckle. Your lucky colors are light blue and white.

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I am sometimes asked to ex-l plain why there is such a lack of understanding of the needs of tho body. why men and women know lcss about its functions than about a motor car. - it is not hard to explain. You are in ordinary health, get up in the morning, go about your daily duties, oat your meals and thou off to sleep again at night.

That body of yours does every- thing for you so easily, so smooth- ly, that you don't really have to give it any thought.

it's very perfection is your un- doing. You know how you hnvcal- waya felt toward the health "crank." You figure him as going by tho clocknlwaya. up at a certain time“ so much physioinl "culture," then u breakfast of so many calories, so many chews to each bite of food. then his outdoor "breathinx exercises," his lunch of raw wegetabios. and so forth and so

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have your mind anyway. .

Now this faridist may have had to adopt some regular system for his particular case. But you may go to the other extreme. and be- cause o! your perfect health just go along year in and year out with no thought about trying to DH!- servo the parts that may wear out. Any one part being weak can shorten your life.

You are only as strong as weakest part.

No special system required. Get your physician and dentist to look you over at least once a year. And at least try to follow their advice.

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