T"
Sold
everywhere
'
'in
boxen
m
m
rear
Your
Help
your
liver
act
right
Take
Fairly
A
disordered
liver
throws
the
whole
system
wrong
and
affects
the
health
generally.
Beecham's
Pills
act
directly
on
the
liver,
cleanse
and
strengthen
the
stomach,
regulate
the
bowels,
remove
all
impurities
from
-the
system,
and
make
you
fit
and
well.
You
can
have
a
healthy
body,
strong
nervous
system,
bright
eyes
and
clear
complexion
if
you
Beecham's
Pills
rnliTrivllian
il
is
today.
If
there
was
lo'alin?
Iwo
Ihou.
sand
years
apo,
pcnjriV
arjnic,
there
is
no
reason
why
there
should
not
also
he.
healing
today
for
those
who
are
sick,
maimed,
halt.
Mind,
deaf,
dumb
and
other
wise
alTlicled.
As
there
is
a
close
relationship
between
divine
liealinir
and
psychology
and
as
the
church
is
interesting
itself
in
healing
more
than
ever
il
did
in
Ihe
past,
an
opinion
on
the
siihjerl
from
Mis-hop
duVernel
is
hound
lo
he
lif.
leresliiiK.
This
is
what
he
says:
According
to
Laws
"AH
healing
is
divine.
This
is
I
rue
whether
a
doctor,
a
psychologist,
or
a
clergyman
he
called
lo
Ihe
patient
lo
co-nperate.
This
is
also
time
whether
medicine,
surjrery,
susjreslion.
faith
or
prayer
he
used
lo
assist.
Cod
exercises
his
healing:
enersy
in
accordance
with
the
laws
of
Ihe
human
body,
mind
and
spirit,
and
iud
otherwise.
He
never
contradicts
Ihe
hiws
of
His
own
creation.
"Comparatively
few
.
as
jet
realize
that
if
is
the
subcon
scious
mind
which
controls
Ihe
involuntary
actions
of
all
the
vital
organs,
such
as
the
heart.
Ihe
lunsrs,
the
stomach,
the
liver.
K
etc.
This
is
done
through
Ihe
f
medium
of
the
nervous
system
ami
muscular
reaction.
Mind
enerpy
acts
upon
vital
energy.
Vital
energy
acts
upon
nervej
energy.
Xerve
energy
acts
upon
muscular
energy.
This
is
the
chain
of
life.
The
suhsconcious
mind
is
Ihe
storage
nailery
of
laln(
energy.
This
latent
energy,
which
is
spiritual,
menial
and
vital,
is
divine.
It
is
the
releasing
of
this
Intent
energy
which
causes
bodily
healing.
How
lo
release
this
lalenl
energy
and
apply
it
either
hi
the
iMidy
as
a
whole
through
the
law
of
dilfusion,
or
lo
a
particular
part
of
lln"
bdy
through
the
law
of
localization,
requires
some
intelligent
understanding
of
Ihe
supreme
law
of
the
subconscious
mind,
which
is
Ihe
law
f
suggestion.
Idea
Become
Energy
'An
idea
floating
on
Ihe
sur
face
of
Ihe
mind
is
nol
a
suggestion
though
i)
may
he
the
starting
poinl
for
one.
Only
tflien
an
idea
is
buried
in
Ihe
subconscious
mind
does
il
be
come
a
suggestion,
for
when
once
I
here
II
is
seized
by
Ihe
un
conscious
activities
of
Ihe
kouI
and
vitalized.
How
can
a
thought
on
the
surrace
ne
inane
an
energy
in
Ibe
depth
of
the
mind?
Willi
some
people
this-j
bes
done
in
uiel
moments
by
medi
falion
while
relaxing.
Willi
olhers
a
menial
shock
is
needed
lo
sink
Ihe
idea.
With
others
again,
an
overwhelming
emotion,
such
as
reUgiou
ecslacy,
is
required
to
drive
it
deep.
A
sug
gestion
given
just
before
passing
into
natural
or
arlifical
sleep
is
certain
lo
work
most
powerfully
because
then
Ihe
suhsconsclous
mind
is
in
Ihe
ascendancy.
We
classify
suggestion
according
In
ils
method
of
application.
A
suggestion
given
in
any
way
by
ourselves
(o
ourselves
is
aulo.
suggestion.
Oral
suggestion,
and
when
given
by
another
lo
us
Is
helero-siiggeslion.
Oral
sugges
tion
is
when
Ihe
idea
lo
be
sug
gested
is
embodied
in'
a
sentence
ainl
spoken
either
as
a
firm
command
or
as
a
repented
nf
firmalion.
Visible
suggestion
is
when
some
outward
sign
fir
symbol
is
used
lo
bring
Hie
idea
vividly
before
the
mind.
Medicine
Is
often
more
effective
as
a
sym
hot
limn
as
a
substance.
"The
laying
on
of
hands,
the
anointing
wilh
oil,
the
seeing
of
cures,
etc.,
are
visible
suggcs
Hons.
Telepnlhlc
suggesfhm
is
when
Ihe
thouirhl
is
transferred
without
word
or
sign
from
Ihe
conscious
mind
of
one
person
lo
the
Mihsconsclnu
mind
of
Ihe
oilier.
Distance
is
no
object
lo
Ibis,
Strange
as
It
may
seem
n
suggestion
of
healing
sent
by
radio-mind
is
sometimes
mnri
effective
when
Ihe
pal
lent.
Is
un
I
awn
re'
of
il,
especially
If
he
Is
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made.
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it.
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tf
Wednesday,
July
II,
1923.
i"
1
I.
.
Our
Forests
and
Why
We
Should
Protect
Them
from
Fire"
FIRST
PRIZE
ESSAY.
High
School
Grade.
(Ry
Jean
Hnllidny
Mackay,
Age
15,
Irince
Rupert
High
School,.
About
one
hundred
years
ago,
a
playful
little
breeze,
was
blowing
through
the
boughs
of
a
great
Iree,
standing
by
ilself
on
Hie
side
of
a,
hill,
and
as
the
breeze
snug
and
danced
anions
the.
branches
il
blew
the
little
cones
off
Ihe
Iree
and
they
dropped
lo
the
ground
one.
by
one.
-
For
many,
months
the
fl
i
f
f
I
e
seeds
lay
there,
and
then
they
sent
tiny
roots,
down
,
into
the
ground,
and
Utile
shoots
grew
up
into
the
air;
For
many,
many
years
(he
little
plants
grew
and
afterner
ri
hundred
years,
instead
of
one
solitary
Iree
there
was
a
mighty;
forest.
.
,Nmv,
after
-A
century,
these
Irees
were
ready
for
the
people
to
use.
This
forest
was
very
beautiful
and
very
valuable,
so
many
people
wanted
to
procure
it.
and
many
men
came
lo
look
at
ii.
First
there
name
a
great
pulp
and
paper
manufacturer,
who
rounteo
nis
money
oy
the
millions.
He
looked
at
the
Irees
and
as
he
looked,
the
trees
faded
away
and
he
saw
in
their
place
millions
of
rolls
of
paper
to
be
shipped
lo
every
part
of
the
worm,
apu
ne
inougnt
what
a
wonderful
forest
it
was.
Then
another
man
came
a
man
represenling
one
of
greatest
railroads
and
as
he
looked
at
the
trees,
he
saw
railroad
ties,
enough
to
stretch
across
Ihe
Dominion,
and
he
also
thought
what
a
wonderful
forest
it
was.
For
many
mouths
men
came,
men
representing
aeroplane
manufacturers,
railroads,
builders
and
contractors,
lumber
companies,
great
papermills,
men
from
all
over
Canada;
and
during
these
mVuiths
the
great
trees
waited
patienllv
lo
learn
how
Ihev
were
going
to
help
the
world.
Then,
one
afternoon,
a
happy
heedless
partv
of
youiii-'
people
came
lo
the
forest
ami
built
a
campfire,
and
after
a
loveJy
afternoon
they
went
away
leaving
their
smouldering
fire.
That
evening
a
breeze
blowing
through
the
forest
fanned
Ihe
embers
into
a
bright
flame,
and
the
fire
grew
greedv
and
licked
up
the
.
dry
grass,
then
ran
up
a
near-by
tree,
and
in
only
IwV)
days
all
that
was
left
of
the
mighty
forest
was
a
smokinr
mass
of
charred
wood
and
cinders.
This
is
just
one
little
forest
fire,
and
vet
a
great
deal
was
,
lost
by
it.
Think
of
Ihe
logsers
that
would
have
been
employed
and
no
matter
who
used
the,
trees,
employment
would
have
been
given
lo
thousands.
Our
province
would
have
been
enriched
and
great
good
done
by
Ihe
product
of,
the
wood.
'
Last
year
ther,e
were
over
twenty-three
hundred
just
such
iiiiiuvui
me
awiui
destruction
done
l.y
Ihem!
Millions
of
dollars
were
lost
by
these
fires;
men
were
put
nut
of
work'
If
those
trees
were
protected
and
saved,
think
of
l.
nr.,i
that
would
accrue.
Men
would
be
provided
with
work,
more
pulp
and
paper
mills
would
be
built
in
Rrilish
Columbia,
more
ilimlicr
mil
Is
wiin
I.I
lw
l...
:u
i
,
.
'
i
.
,
-I,
Hum-
iruUK
woiiKi
cnme
and
new
...,
,
,
spring
up;
inereiore,
Mritish
Columbia
would
pros
'
per-in
every
way.
tnlTi
iS
?
f"ffirienl
rTnn
w,l'
WP
"'""'I'l
Protort
our
.....
,
.
,
uniitf
we
would
nnng
in
a
new
era
of
hanni
""V'
l"-'PT..y
to
our
province,
the
best
in
the-
whole
"'III
I
IMIIIl,
ALL
HEALING
DIVINE
SAYS
ARCHBISHOP
Enerny
I
Contained
In
Collective
Telepathic
Suggestion
There
is
a
btxmI
deal
of
dis-eussinn
both
in
Hie
public
press
and
in
religious
and
olhr
circles
in
regard
In
divine
hcalinjr.
.Many
peopjeare
thinking
about
il
and
ii
ilikely
lo
he
even
more
a
subje;
for
consideration
in
inclined
In
be
skeptical
ahoul
II.
Many
a
dyinjr
infnnl
has
had
Its
vital
energy
revived
by
a
mother's
love
working
through
telepathic
communion.
May
Understand
Better
The
next
generation
may
understand
the
healing
power
In
radio-mind,
but
even
Ibis
generation
may
realize
something
of
Ihe
energy
In
collective
lelcpnlhie
suggestion.
When
ten
thousand
people
concentrate
their
minds
j
on
Ihe
healiiiif
of
one
person,
t
ti
,
pyscho-dynaiuic
elTeel
niul
ln
tremendous.
Vrayer
for
the
sick
is
not
air
outgrown
superstition.
Absent
treatment
i
nol
a
foolish
Tad.
"The
suggestion
of
faith
is
whn
an
ordinary
suggestion
is
reinforced
by
the
absolute
confidence
thai
Ihe
desired
results
will
be
ctTeeliually
obtained.
Th"
suggestion
of
religion
i
when
this
faith
is
founded
upon
belief
in
floil.
This
is
the
mnl
powerful
suggestion
known
to
modern
science
because
it
brings
Ihe
suhsconcious
mind
into
touch
with
Ihe
Infinite
so
(hat
Ihe
latent
energy
of
the
soul
is
quickened
into
"newness
of
life."
St.
Paul
says:
"The
spiril
of
life
in
Christ
Jesus
has
made
me
free
from
the
law
of
sin
ami
death."
Element
of
Suggestion
"In
every
cae
of
bodily
healing
there
is
always
an
element
of
suggestion
lo
release
the
lalenl
energy
of
Ihe
soul.
However
this
energy
may
be
assisted
from
without
by
diet,
medicine,
surgery,
or
nursinsr
and
however
II
may
he
intensified
from
within
by
suggestion,
faith,
prayer
or
intercommunion
of
spiril
il
is
Ibis
energy
which
heals
and
lhi
energy
is
divine.
The
misls
ol
prejudice
and
superstition
will
roll
away
when
we
come
lo
realize
Dial
il
is
in
Ihe
subconscious
mind
thai
Ihe
finite
and
the
infinite
meet
anil
mingle."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
The
following
learn
of
Prince1
Huperl
crack
shots
from
Ihei
Karl
Orey
Itifles
sailed
Ibis
.
r
-
-
morning
on
the
Prince
!eorge;xn
n
before
Ihe
end
of
lb'1
for
Vancouver;
l.leui.
s.
.
.Mc-i.v,iri,i4
Mordie,
rergeanl
.1.
K.
Jack,
Ser
geant
"AW
M.
Hrown,
Corporal
Werill,
Private
W.
A.
MnlheNon
and
Private
J.
A.
McLean.
.Next
week
on
Ibe
Itichrnojid
ranges
at
.ill
il
Island
Ihey
will
compete
with
other
crack
leams
in
ihe
Itritl-h
Columbia
lllfle
Assoeia-
lion's
nu'el.
"
Capf.
It.
W.
Cameron,
A.
A.
Hunter,
l.
Hrown,
l.
Sluarl
and
W.
.1.
Greer
of
Ihe
Civilian
Itille
Association
will
eave
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week.
To
relieve
shipping
congellon
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
ha
requested
Ihe
Provin
cial
goernmeill
lo
put
Water
Y
X.
front
Illocks
I)
and
II
on
the
market.
Frank
Kelly
testified
al
Ihe
coal
commission
session
this
.
morning
that
other
dealers
had
urged
him
to
raise
bis
price
from
9.r0
a
ton
bill
thai
he
had
re.
fused,
being
satisfied
with
a
reasonable
profit.
The
Man
in
the
Mom
SAYSi-
HOUHTI.KSS
il
is
all
right
for
Nova
Scolia
but
people
out
hern
cannot
afford
to
have
a
hig
in
dustrial
fight
on
their
hnnds,
ell
her
employers
or
employees.
TIIKIIi:
may
be
a
little
business
stringency
in
Prince
mipert
now
and
I
hen
but
thank
heaven
we
can
sun
a
i
mm
to
play
nasehall
or
lake
a
trip
on
the
wnler,
-
I.IK
1
1
Klna,
we
all
like
to
go
on
a
bust
sometimes.
IF
Ihe
French
stay
In
Oerrnany
until
Ihe
Cerrnifins
pay
up
and
if
Mill
nfllliiriM
..ifiiuii
liT'
fn
tt
"
'"nun
I
IT
III-.'
I
1
I""
unlil
the
French
gel
out,
how
long
It's
Different
it
does
not
rub
off
or
toil
the
clothes.
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that
legisni
a
nre
getting
into
bad
odor.
-
v-
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is
always
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door
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and
a
side
door
for
brigands
to
pounce
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you
af.
ler
you
gel
In.
SALMON
PACK
FOR
PASTTWENTY
YEARS
Last
year
was
a
very
good
one
in
the
salmon
running
industry,
according
lo
the
statistics
issued
from
Ottawa.
Following
Is
the
H.C.
pack
each
year
for
Ihe
past
twenty
years:
Year.
IPO.'t
I'JO
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11)00
1107
1P0K
lilllll
I'.MO
1011
litis
toin
1911
iDir,
19i
1917
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5r,,303
993,000
800,231
989,911
1,0.10,357
1,100,252
1,131,830
1,133,381
995,005
1,557,185
1,033,238
1919
i,39i,UHrt
...
...
...
1920
...
...
...
1,
188,381
1921
r.n2,r7
1922
1,290,900
1M
mm
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of
1
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now
18
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Packages
AN
atlemoi
was
made
lo
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