GRENADIER

originally the name applied to the soldiers of a company attached to each regiment, who led the a ault on trenches and or tre es, and hurled hand grenades. W.), group of small islands, Brit. West Indies, between islands of Grenada and St. Vincent, and forming dependency of these islands; exports corn and cattle. THOMAS ON (1865), English mi ionary and explorer; 6. Park gate, near Chester, England. He was educated at Marl borough College of the University of London and Oxford University. He racticed medicine for some years in Pecaon. and in 1892 went to Labrador as superintendent of the Labrador Medical Mi ion, to which he has ever since devoted his life and labors. His daring and self sacrifice have earned him an international reputation. He has written yoluminously concerning the work in which he was engaged. is publications include: Off the Rocks, 1906; A Man’s Faith, 1908; Labrador, 1909; Down to the Sea, 1910; What the Church Means to Me, 1911; On Immortality, 1912; The Attractive Way, 1913; The Prince of Life, 1914; Labrador Days, 1919. He has contributed largely to religious and secular magazines and has written an autobiography under the title of A Labrador Doctor.