Editorial August 2, 1900 Issue

The World's Uproar

Editor

If we were to trust the testimony offered by the corporeal, or physical, senses to-day, we should be obliged to say that the world is in a truly pitiable condition.

In India are famine and starvation, death and desolation, in their most appalling manifestations.

In South Africa are witnessed the horrors, destruction, suffering, and death consequent upon a war between one of the world's greatest kingdoms and one of her smallest republics—both of them Christian nations. The slaughter of Christian brother by Christian brother thus far in this war, has been awful, and the end is not yet.

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