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Y" I Englishman was a spiritual monarch 1
1. REN,_." 11 , - I with 4 great passion for souls,. Who
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!!!!! ,7�'!., stranger to fear. His resting, place
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\1. his real home was in the. wide spaces,
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OFFICE I — hunted the buffalo. His school and
r . k ; I � tabernacle in the wilderness was a
, was always buffalo -skin lodge, where he taught
I the children, learned the language and
I made translations, The vast prairie,
tired however, -was his place of worship,
where he sang, prayed and preached
, to large congregations of untutored
I and wondering savages, who listened
with reverence to this man, whom they
IN EvERY wALX of life you Eaten regularly, it helps keep looked upon as an angel from the
. meet the "Drowsy Bills" ... the system healthfully clean. skies, sent,by the Big Spirit to teach
men and women who are los- Isn't this far better than them the way of life.
ing out because they are al- taking pills arid drugs that ' Oftentimes was he .hungiy when
ways tired.They try hard are ,often habit-foriiiiirg and the herds of buffalo were far distant
enough . . . but most often may become ineffective? and there was no food in the, camp;the poisons from constipation
sap energy and strength— ALL -BRAN also adds iron to .. keen was his suffering in the depth of
and bring illness, defeat and the blood. It is a delicious winter, when the thermometer was 40
old age prematurely. cereal with milk or cream. below zero -and fuhis heart was kept
el was scarce but be
Use it in cooking too. Recipes murmured not, as
What a pity, when eating on the package. At your gro- warm with the joy of opportunity to
a delicious cereal could pre- cer's. Made by Kellogg in tell the old story, and minister to the
vent it all Kelloggs
ALL-EFUN is guaranteed to n
London, Ontario, needs of the redan. When foul div -
ease stalked among the lodges, and
relieve both temporary and 9 the wails of the bereaved, and .the
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wild coronach of grief fell upon his
tablespoons daily—at every , 0ga ears, he became a man of sorrow; his
meal, in severe cases.
110, soul surged as in a raging storm, as
Kellogg's ALL -BRAN brings 44leA he listered to the solemn tones of
relief in a natural, healthful the tom-tom of the medicine, man and
way, by sweeping the intes-his songs of supplication. Amid the
tines of all poisonous wastes. ALL -BRAN isolation and lack of congenial fellow-
, ship, he struggled on "unhasting, un -
resting," an unconscious hero, holding
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tained by a great peace in his soul,
. SUNDAY AFTERNOON Golden Teat—Revelation 2:10. as he sat by the dying Indian, speak.ing softly the. words of life and pray -
The Sermon Bible in giving the his-
(By Isabel Hamilton, ,Goderich, Ont.) tory of ,Stephen says we learn that ing, as the aged man reached the end
of the trail and he ,heard not tbE
holiness and sin are
Hear the victors who o'ereame; fidelity to truth provokes antagonism; mutually rape irge of the blizzard -outside, for the
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Still they mark each war3ior's way; lent; love and selfishness are the op- fallen enemies, was translodge decorated with seaformplocks of
ed into
All with one sweet voice exclaim, . posites. Of each other; and sooner or a palace beautiful, and angels were
r 'Watch and pray.' 'later the followers -of one will come hovering near! Like a flashing meteor
Watch,
collision with the votaries of the he sped over the western plains away
Watch, as if On that alone lother. The opposition of the ung*d- to Rocky Mountain House, ari� dowr
Hung the issue of the day; I lv is one of the seals to the genuine- into the Bow River valley. Native
Pray, that help may be sent down: Iness of our discipleship; and if we councils were 'held to enquire and de.
l 'Watch and pray.' � bear ourselves rightly under it, who
C. Elliott. i cide. who he was, and where he came
PRAYER
I. tell but that it may be the occas- from; he was the subject of discus.
1 -ion of blessing to multitudes? The sions around the campfires, and whet.
As in the early Christian Church banner -which bangs in idle folds round he visited the Black -foot, two Chiefs
'Thy followers conquered, their foes by the flagstaff in the sultry stillness of met him as an escort, a horse ww
fidelity and prayer, so teach us Lord the summer noon, is fully unfurled provided for 'him, and on his arrival
to watch as they watched and pray a; by the wild rudeness of the wintry the principal Chiefs walked, ahead
they prayed. Amen. t wind; and men may see in the latter followed by all the people.
,case, the emblem and inscription which A mountain in the Rockies, namesS. S. LESSON FOR JULY 26, 1931 were invisible in the former. Even after him, keeps his memory fresh.Iso the antagonism of our spiritual ad-
Lesson Topic—and green, -notable converts as Mask.Christianity Spread versaries is valuable, in that it brings epeetoon, Ben Sinclair and -Stepher
By Persecution. Iforth anew those traits of Christian Keeheyees attest the value of hi�
Lesson Passage --Acts 7:59-8:4; 11: character and points of Christian doe- work and when Henry Steinhauer vis.
19-21. i trine which otherwise would have been ited 'a native camp, where no mission.
r— .. unobserved, ary bad been for several years, he
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ithis history that the glorified Re- another missionary like Rundle!"
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I . .1, i 11heart. You cannot go to sleep with collector, as a horse breeder and race
! anxiety fretting your spirit; but when track man and as a patron of the
Jyour mind is calm and undisturbed, stage. His career was an adventur.
I - .. then the night angel comes to you ous one, but we suspect that he will be
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, ministry of restoration, So when we of his race horses than for his, Fper-
1 read that Stephen fell asleep we see sonal gifts, however unusual they
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broken quiet of his soul, made by his uncle, for if there had
Words which seem to have been in never been a Henry Barnato tberE
V,- Vaiii are not always fruitless. Steph- probably never would have been E
, �,* -p-hem en's defence (7:2-56) was unsuccess- Solly Joel. But the horses that be
L to -& ful so far, at least, as securing the owned or bred have made turf his•
preservation of his own life was con= - tory and their blood will continue tc
CMANAN RAP40NAI cerned. But his argument was not be valued long after Joel himself has
WN111 lost. for when not long afterwards ceased eiven to be a memory.
. FAN the zealous Saul was converted on his Apart from the fear of the cancer
I way to Damascus, this address, I have which clouded his later years
no doubt, came back upon him, and family troubles came upon him. His
I I became the means which, in the bands daughter Doris became estranged
of the Holy Ghost, were used for his after she had become the wife of 8
. enlightenment in the significance Of man whom ber father did not
the gospel of Christ (8:1-4). approve, and Joel removed her name
ISO RG N TIG Chapter 11:19-21. from his beloved yacht and called
Recreation and -- - I I Dr. MacLaren in "The 'Secret Of it after another daughter. The
education for I Power" says: This incident suggests most conspicuous wreath at his fun.
. . . . . Ill: - . �, the universal obligation On all Chris- eral was of carnations and forget.
all the family. - ".:A Itians to make known Christ. These nie-nots from Doris, with the words.
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Features and '. . t Imen were not officials. In these early j,l love you, Daddy." Unfortunately
attractions Ona I. - . I., (lays the church had a ,very loose or- Daddy was beyond hearing. Solly
huge scale. , ganization. But the fugitives in our Joel's father kept a public holise in
Costly exhibits . . . . . . .. ,"... , I , narrative seem to have had among Spitalfields, and the boy got his
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, :_ ". ficers of primitive -times. Every and in the streets of the East end'
country. . . I Christian is solemnly bound to fulfil The chances are that he would have
"Orientia," supreme triumph of the the divine intention, and to take heed become an unnoticed denizen of
. to the imperative command, "Freely these purlieus ' had not fortune
pageant masters'artwilld laTmysrtc ye have -received, freely give." Their arranged that his mother should
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charm of the East nightly � the nessage was but the proclamation Of Itave been a Barnato, the sister of
Engrandstand --St, Hilda's Band (Eng- their own personal experience. They the renowned Henry Barnato a circus
d) five times world champions; had found Jesus for themselves to be performer, especially gifted 'as a con-
Cavallo's and thirty other bands . , . lover and Lord, friend and Saviour of jurer. , But his native England was
Exhibition 2,000 -Voice Chorus most their souls, and the joy they had re- unappreciative of the talent of H,Bnrj
famous of all choral organizations in "ived they sought to share with those Barnato and he was permitted to ply
Greeks, worshippers of gods and lords his arts far from the land of hisfour concerts Sat., Aug. 29. Thurs., many. birth.
Sept., 3. Tues., Sept. 8. Sat., Sept. 12. Notice the mighty Helper who PTOS- More than 5.0 years ago Henry nii.
Sixth World Championship Mara- pered their work. "The hand of the 'grated to South Africa and tried to
thon Swim, sport spectacteof inter- Lord was with them." How little any earn a; living in Kimberley where he
national renown . . . Admiral of of us know what shall become of our called -himself "Signor Barnata, ' the
the Flee'i Earl Jellicoe to officiate at poor work, under His fostering care. great wizard." He was able to lay
Impressive Opening Day ceremonies Little these men knew that they were by a little money which he invested
. laying the foundations of the great in what was called kopje walloping,
...another million -dollar permanent change which was to transform the or in other words purchasing the
building this year, the Horse Palace Christian community from a Jewish finds of diamonds as they were sorted
. . . etc,, etc. sect into a world -embracing church out. Whether he did a little illiet
I Let us sow the seed, and "He will give diamond buying we do not know,
Let us send illustrated literature. it a body as it ple'aieth Him," but we are inclined to think not as
Reduced rates by rail, steamship and be made no great success. However
z{.,•,: buses. Consult r than ever he had
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: the CanAdian Rundle of the North-West. formed a partnership with Louis
National Ex. Cohen, contributing to the firm as-
hibition this By Rev. Dr. John Maclean, Wesley PeU in the form of a box of cigars
. College, Winnipeg. %hile Cohen put up 4100. 14 a
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Year — Augmt couple of years Barney bad been
28 to Septem. Far out over the Western plains, able to save 23,0.00 with which he
her 12. there lingers still in the memory Of bought four shares in the Kimberley
� -- I . the first Protestant rnissiOJISTY west diamond mine. He and Henry ,Ihen
"I of Manitoba, and as the years pass by formed the firm of Ba -mato Brothers
42646 SEPT.12.1931 a balD of glory encircles his' head, and and started the Barnato Diamond
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T40MV, TAR memorable journey from England via fits of d6o6nion and eventually
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f�':� 1.1 A-." It. WEUIPAWhoso. 1 In t - early days,, this w6gforn city South Africa, to England.
.,.T "7"� ,7 .. , .. I Ii. , , . . T#US Was the oentt,6 of, fli# 'fur trade, the The wealth of the uncles -arabload
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time; Dr. Williams' Pink Pills (tonic)
Proved to be What Mrs. Stinson
Needed.
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Now Well illness," writes Mrs.
John Stinson,
R,R. No.
and 2, Peterboro, Ontario,,
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I Strong shattered. I could not
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.afraid to stay alone in thq daytime.
I "Finally I decided to use my mother's
old remedy—Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I
took several boxes -1 am not sure of the
exact number, but it was not over six. I
11 am well and strong now --living on a
farm with plenty to do."
The iron and other elements in Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills (tonic) have a direct
effect upon the blood. They put oxygen
into the bloodstream --oxygen, the ele-
ment so essential to life.
I Why not make the wise decision today
to get the benefits which Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have to give you? Be sure to
say "Dr, Williams"' so that the druggist
will 'know exactly what you want.
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financiers, Solly had perhaps more
feeling for the stones themselves than
any other member of the family, for
he loved then, for themselves alone,
as well as for .their money value. He
became a .sound judge and began a
Private collection which in time be-
came unique for color if not in value.
The whispers of I.
D. B. which had
concerned themselves with Henry
Barnato attached themselves to the
Joel boys and led to more than one
attempt at blackmail. Woolf Joel was
shot and killed by Carl Ludwig von
Voltheim, an adventurer, who escap-
ed on the ground of selfAefence
-'Later he -,vent to England and tried
to blackmail Solly Joel, for Which of-
fence he was sentenced to 20 years'
Imprisonment, but escaped' with five
and was later deported.
When be decided to make his home
in England Solly Joel,was in a posi-
tion to indulge his fondness for race
horses and established a stud at
Maiden Erleigh which in time became
world famous. His horses won 340,=
000 pounds in stake money and prob-
ably as much again in 'bets for Joel.
Some of the most notable Of the an! -
mals which he bred or owned were
Polymelus, Bachelor's Button, Long
Set, Arraiiniore, Sunder) St. Denis,
pommern, Pons Asinorum, Fohanaun,
Knight of the Grail, Fleeting Memory
and Kopi. At one time or another
lie won practically all the classic
races, -and it was the hardest kind rof
luck that his best year shoud have
been in 1915 when his good colt
Poniniern -,von the Two Thousand
Guineas, the Derby Stakes and the
September Stakes. The latter two
races were really the substitute Derby
and St. Leger. Solly Joel was not
Leger.
merely a rich man who could afford
to buy the most fashionable sires and
dams. He had a good eye for a horse
and on several occasions picked an
animal out of a cheap race and built
him up into a high-class handicap
horse. He picked up Polymelus for
;94,200, and later refused an offer of
j30,000 for him after he had won
iioo.wio in bets. , Yachting was- a
favorite diversion of Joel's and one
of his greatest friends was Gir
Thomas Lipton.
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A number of stock farmers have
asked me recently if I can tell them
anything, about the old dew ponds,
and if they can have, them made now,
says a writer in the London (Eng.)
Daily Express. They have question-
ed if they -really are effective in pro-
longed rainless spells.
It is certainly extraordinary that
these ponds in exposed positions on
the tops of chalk hills should remain
full of water while large ponds in the
valley dry up, but "seeing is believ-
ing," and in the driest spells I have
seen these ponds still full, though
large numbers of cattle and sheep
have drunk daily from them.
,Why are they not more freely
used?
The answer is rather startling.
The making of these ponds is a
secret, centuries old, and of the con-
siderable number who once shared it,
only two remain. They have taken
the oath of secrecy handed down
through their family for many gener-
ations, and they may divulge their
secret to ,no one but their descend-
ants.
They are unmarried and are now
about forty years old. They have
been asked to leave their secret to
the nation, because of their oath.
These -brothers have made ponds
in Almost every county in England
and Wales and no pond has ever
failed to provide water, They have
been asked to go abroad and make
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have 30 days each, with Friday being
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The straw is covered with lime, and
the first of these months. This
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� the lime must on no account be
would account for 364 days, The ex-
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allowed to mix with the clay'lining.
tra day would be called Year Day by
The great secret of feeling,
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A special substance is mixed with
having an extra Saturday after De-
fresh is to keep the motAth freab, *
,
the lime, and it is in the construction
cember 3-Oth, which falls on Satur-
The cool flavor of WRIGLEY'S -
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of this substance that the chief part
of the secret lies, I was not allowed
day.
Leap Day every fourth year would
refreshes the mouth. It removes.
,.
,
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even to see the substance. .
be accommodated by having a second
all trace of eating, .
Plain earth is then laid .over the
lime,
Saturady following June 30th, which
or smoking, sweet- . I
ens breath. ,
and hammered down with
also falls on Saturday. What ap-
wooden rams to make the bed or
"Istan," of
pears to its admirers to be the chief
�
:the pond.
That finishes the
advantage of the World over the In-
job and it only
to for the
teTnational calendar is that it is not
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I'll
remains wait pond to filli
takes
so igid. The idea, is that people`I
which about six months. After'
would get tired of having Sunday
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that, the less rain there is the more
occur always on the first of the
easily the pond remains filled, and
.
month and would occasionally yearn
INEXPENSIVE
SATISFYIN01
any number of' stock within reason
for Wednesday or Friday to have this
CL=
may be watered from it when other
place. But it does nothing for the
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sources have dried up.
people who might like to see the
The accepted scientific explana-
tion seems to be that the layer, of
honor' go round further and include
Mondays'' and Tuesdays and Satur-
ally all cases of cancer the patient
-
dry straw insulates the earth below
days. It has the advantage that it
has had previous symptoms of dis-
'before the itself is de -
.
and prevents heat passing from it
to the water in thetected.
pond. The water
is a less radical change, than that of
the International calendar; and may
"" cancer
Dr. Koch says that his treat -
remainstherefore cold and causes the
have the disadvantage that its beng-
nient will not only abolish the poison.
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moisture laden night air to part with
fits will be so much less ;n this ac-
which the cancer seeks in vain to at -
its water.
count. In any event the crusaders
tack, -but in doing so will put an end'
The heat of the day also causes
evaporation of the pond water, -and
for calendar reform have been able
to disabuse the mind Of the avrage
to several .other diseases. In fact,.
his theory Of cancer is strikingly il-
this increases its coldness and further
man of the superstition that our
lustrated by the title of one of his
facilitates condensation,
pre -sent calendar was made by God.
books on the subject "Cancer and Its
By following these pirincipals,
firms
It was made by men, sometinaes$ as
Allied Diseases."
Dr. Koch quot6 Frederick Hoffnian,
using modern scientific meth-
ods guarantee to make ponds and
in the case of Augustus Caesar, by a
vain man who insisted that another
statistician for the Prudential Life
,gN
provide water. Yp,t the fact remains
that men have for
month should him named after ha
Insurance Company, to the effect that
the average duration of all types of
who worked years
with the Smith brothers have some-
and that it should be just as long
as the month which was named for
cancer is 22 8.10 months for the olper�
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times left them and set up as pond
his predecessor Julius Caesar, That
aced cases, and 20 months for the
makers on their own;. but while meet-
is why August has the same number
non -operated. He declares with al-
ing with some success, they have nev-
of days as July, That, in fact,is
most fierce insistence that the use of
I
er produced ponds so effective in real-
why we have an August at all,
X-rays or radium in the treatment of
ly dry times.
cancer is not only useless but bane.-
Now the, age-old system that, in
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ful. His own,,fatio of cures is twice
the opinion -of some experts dates
from Neolithic to
HAS DR. KOCg FOUND A CURE
as great where the patient has not
previously been treated by ordinary
I
ms appears
hang by the thread ,of two lives.
FOR CANCER? -
.
methods founded on the belief that ,
It would be interesting to compare
cancer is a local disease. Dr. Koch
the vesults of some of the modern
When doctors differ, who is ,to de-
claims that after years of research
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attempts at dew -pond making by sci-
cide? Who can decide? When 'the
and the expenditure of hundreds of
entific methods with those achieved
testimony of experts in a court of
thousands of dollars, he has been aNev
by the use of this ancient secret, that
law tends to cancel, the practice is
to isolate the toxin wbieb.causes can -
gave our -primeval ancestors a se-
to determine the -question at issue
cer, and produced an antitoxin. Her
cured water supply on their fortified
according to the average intelligence
says that when the antitoxin does its
bill -tops,
of the jury. 'But it would be rash
work by destroying the poison which
...-
-
into heave ,overboard the whole
produces cancer, the cancer itself is
reabsorbed in -to the body and a cure
GREGORIAN CALENDAR MAY
b
body of medical science and Opinion
and revert to the methods of treat-
is'effected. He gives numerous case
histories
ing disease which prevailed a thou-
to prove his assertions. We
BE SUPERSEDED
sand years ago and continue to pre-
are aware haw dangerous, how cruel,
it would be to a'rouse false hopes of
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It is expected that next October a
vail among savages. Concerning can-
cer, is the majority of experts right
recovery in the -breast Of any sufferer.
from
discussion by experts from all parti
or is Dr. Willfairt F. Koch, of Detroit,
cancer. Bbt if there is a cure,
it
of the -v,qprld, under the auspices of
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right? They are as flatly Opposed to
would be criminal for anyone with
knowledge of it to withhold that
the L of Nations, may result in
each other as one could imagine. It
>-nowledge. The Koch in
an agreem)mt which will precede the
establishment of a new calendar. We.
is hardly for a layman to offer an
opinion in the controversy, though it
cure, any
event, would seem to be well worth
do not say that the new calendar will
may be more important to a layman
the most careful examination.
be established. That is something
than to a. doctor to know the truth.
0.
perhaps years in the future, but con-
The Koch theory of cancer treat-
siderable progress has been made, and
ment was mentioned in the Ontario
MOUSE FACTORY IN MIMICO
we have little doubt that there is now
Legislature toward the close of the
a scientific and even business con-
session. The, Hon. Forbes Godfrey,
SHIPS PRODUCT BY HUNDRED
sensus that the old calendar. that is
'
forMerly-Irinister of Health and La-
to say the present Gregorian calen-
dar, is doomed. It is
bor, stood up to say a word for
So'
me men breed elephants, no
doubt; some breed horses or thor-
undoubtedly
the best calendar that mankind has
Koch. So far as we can remember,
nobody else supported him.
ougbbred cattle, but Elgin Cullen of
yet devised. But it is awkward and
-Dr. Godfrey knows Dr. Koch anal
Mimico breeds white rats and white
is not altogether accurate. The dif-
ficulty ahead, we presume. lies in the
'Street,
the Koch treatment and employs it
in his own practice. He says that it
mice,
Just by Steele's Corners, on queers
Toronto,
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choice of a new calendar, for there
has given admirable results. He can
he has a shed which
factory
are several which are putting forth
give you names and produce healthy
is a veritable for the produc-
*laboratory
their claims, all of them probably an
exhibits. Now we have heard vari-
tion of these little anim-
als•
improvement upon the Gregorian cal-
endar. Perhaps the most interesting
-ous things said about Dr. Godfrey
in the in -any years we have known
For he ships them, not in pairs or
half dozens,
is the calendar known as the Interna-
him, but we hav;b yet to 'hear any-
but in 100 and 500 lots
to scientists all over the
tional Fixed calendar. This will be
body say that he is not a first class
continent,
Very strongly recommended to the
League of Nations.
doctor. He has had an experience
as far south as Mexico. Research
men use his finely -bred rats for ex -
It is a thirteen -month calendar.
as a general practitioner which we
doubt could be duplicated by half a
periment. Bacteriologists give his
Each month will have 28 days, Or
four weeks. This provides for 364
dozen medical men in Canada, He
is also remarkably hospitable to new
mice injections to determine the
presence of disease in humans.
days. The other stay would be called
ideas. He was one of the first of his
Mr. Cullen was weaning hundreds
of the
Year Day and inserted after the last
profession in Toronto to administer
young mice day of my visit
In
day of December. The extra month
would be called Sol a:nd would occur
antidiplitberitic serum and pub-
licly admit it. His declaration took
one wooden cae he had 173 of
g
them, three weeks old, each an inch
between June and July. To take,
cafe of Leap year, which has 366
place at a meeting of the Ontario
Medical Association. He was sternly
and a half long, not counting their
tails. In another cage he had 168.
days, an extra day would be inserted
rebuked by the late Dr. Sheard, who
Each and every little mouse had
between June and Sol every fourth
year. These days, Year Day and Leap
told him that -a man doing such a
thing ought to be arrested. But the
full coat of white hair and red
eyes,
* es" though, when born they were
blind hairless.
Day, would be considered simply ex-
confident young Mimico medico stood
and Mr. Culleh pulled
tra days or so much velvet. They
his ground and said that the day
out a handful of day-old mice'about
dozen
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would have no legal standing, and
would come when doctors not using
a of them, all mixed' up with
straw, - 'They
people, we presume, would just hang
the serum_ would be arrested.' He
were grosequely like
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miniatures of baby
about on them, not doing anything
much,Thus their occasional Occur-
tbL
-n withdrew from the, association
and did not return to, it until a fete
pigs.
"When do you wean?" ,I asked him
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rence would not interfere with the
years ago when he was Minister of
as ,we stood in the narrowassage
p
,
.
slick scheme -of having every month
Health,
between scores of little breeding
of equal length, and having every
So, as an inveterate layman, we
cages. All around there was a
day in the week fall upon the same
should feel strongly inclined to pay
chorus of tiny squeakings and ag
faint
date from the time the calendar is
respectful attention to anything that
queer; rustling a
n ii hundreds of
the
adopted until the end of time. Chat
Dr. 'Godfrey said on medical sub.
mice kept burrowing through "
their
is to say, Sunday would always fall
jests, The Koch theory of cancer, to
straw beds.
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on the first, eighth, fifteenth and
which he subscribes, is that the dis-
wean them," said the breeder,
twenty-second of the month, and
ease is a'bloGd disease or, as doctors,
i4w1fen they are between 18 and 21
Saturday always on the seventh,
are, too fond of saying, a blood con-
days old," He put his band in and
lifted
fourteenth, twenty-first and twenty-
dition. There is some poison in the
up a mother mouse. Two of
eighth.
Undoubtedly this would result in a
blood which produces the cancer,
But the
her ten babies c so strongly to
ung
their food that e
actually cam
tremendous saving of time, money
cancer has been produced.
by nature, with the best intention
with clinging like limpets with
mouths.and
thought once it was under way.
But its critics say that it would makecancer
in the world. The purpose of the
is to combat the poison, just
theirher,
r
,Mothers may have a family rang -
ing from, half dozen
for great difficulty' in the matter of
paying long term leases, and .con-
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as the immediate symptom of ap-
pendicitis are beautifully
a to asq high as
" fifteen Mr. Cullen said. Ten or
.
tracts, loans and mortgages, The
calculated
to shut off the infected area, But
twelve is a fair average.
"And
criticism is offered that instead Of
nature, we, regret to say, in produc.
how ,bften do -they breed," I
-asked.
people doing certain things tweIV&
ing a cancer makes an error and gen-
"Every '
times a year as they e accustomed
orally a fatal one. There are, cases 1
month," said Mr. Cullen.
I t
"I no Ake litter
to doing them now they would be
required to do them thirteen times;
�and
we believe, in which cancer has dis
ce g
appeared without treatment. This
y a away one day
and have a doe pr9duce a fresh one
the '
also that since Sunday would al-
means that the cancer has done the,
very next day. It is possible, if
ways fall on the first and fifteenth Of
job for which it was produced, and
don't watch, to have litters,
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literally
!the month ,all business t'rAnsRetiOns
naturally withdraws when -the task, is
overlapping."' I
which are commonly made on these
ended. As•Dr. Koch says: 1q`he:'c&n-
A veritable mice factoryl For
there thousand
days would have to be advanced or
retarded a day. It does not seem to
cer growth cannot be r4ewed as a
disease tissue, but rather as a phyeio-
breeders.
Often the population of the cages
us that these objections .are import-
logical mechanism in the process of
numbers as high as 2,500.
ant, Undoubtedly for .a few years
development. The true tissue factor
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there would be a general sense Of
is the presence of the poiso'Zi that
bddity, if not unreality to many mil-
causes the protective effort to come
Shoe dealers in KdtcbeneT want to
lions of people whose old landmarks
into ex4stenee,"�
keep their stoers open until 10 o'clock
were wiped out, as for instance all
D -A Koch ,says, that every one of
Saturday night. Shoes bought late
those for whom the 29th, 30tb or
Us carries In mirnite, or large amounts
Saturday night always hays ,a better
31st Of any month-' have, any particu-
IST significance, But this Would
this poison, and', according to our
sensitivity to it, the possibility of
squeak on Sunday—Stratford. Bea,
con -Herald. I
probaibly not be greater• than. the
a cancer growth is either distant
.
changes brought about by Summer
thnei, and we believe that those who
or
immedia-W The maintenance of
health,
'Romans played football. It must
have
have, eperienced the blessings of
general good with particular
attentiou, to diet, exe)rclse and colon 'pals
been baffling to call out the sig -
in go -man .numerals. — Ottawa
Suinivet time would be loth to sur.OW
291 Will tend to make remote
Citizen.
render 'them". .
the devd1,G1*ft611t of this poison. it
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-The chief 4rftias of the Ifitetna.
19,6tal
wil-aileto t6h;d to provide immunity
Has the freight of modesty and re-
Pi:ted calendar are the advo.
frbm ma -by thor diseases, from this attaint
in adv(Wtisirfg been reached?
Oates of ,the WOVId Caloritlar. Tho
11" to pneumonia,go An
advertisement in the Loud -on Times
year unl&o this dgloftdAr Would ibs
e•ott6nd's that his theory that, cancer says:
"The 'best people, dance at
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