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Km With Ilerves Would lie Down and ilry

It is generally admitted that nerve tftllllllthi are more frequent than formerly and growing more so every day.

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MR5. h. M. Ilmvur, Brgmbgf, N34,, writi-rx-“l got an had with |1i_\'lli‘f‘\’t‘.‘l l would lie down 0n the heal and cry. Must oi the time it; just. set-turd l could not help it and ivould nut; lmow what _I was crying for. I used to feel as if I would go crazy I was so lmd.

l tried several rlitlerent medicines, hut received 11o relief. l then took l\iill1nrn’s llPlllill and Nerve Pills, four boxes of them. and started to feel better utter the first few doses, Now I feel hettcr in every way."

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liELP APPRECIATED i

Mrs. illillnr Orr, New Glasgow, has reccivcrl the following letter oi thanks from Biermington,sg5k_

Dcur lVlYS. Orr-Kindly accept thanks for the turnips and beets you donated to us. we apnreqigm your donation very much. We had no garden this summer. Our wheat rrop was \’t‘l‘y small we only got. our seed wheat back, no iced. We have 5 children. 2 going to school lflil three nt home. their ages are l to 10. 'I'l10y sure like the Vegg. tables.

tiny God bless you abundantly. Believe Me.

Yours Very Truly MltS. LYDIA SClllNDEL.

STRAIN ON YOUR EYES

Eyes used for close work- partlrularly if lighting is ‘not rnrrr-ct -— are subject to a greater than normal strain. This brings the patient. llil- comfort if there is present any appreciable refractive error and shows Itself in head- aches. sure eyes, etc. A per- son has no way of knowing

the degree o! strain on the eyes until they are examined.

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Rev. G. K. King, B.A., miggiqn. ary home on furlough from Hanan. "W"! (mini. was the guest speak- er at the service in the United Church. Kenslngton. on Bundgy evening. Dec. 12th.

The large congregation present; listened with rapt. attention to the splendid address delivered by Rev. Mf- K1118. who was most interest- ingly dressed as a. typical Chinese gentleman.

Mrs. King. who was also present. contributed greatly to m, gm character of the service, by a 501°, “A Clean Heart" (Byshe). her sweet and cultured voice bringing a message home to each one.

Rev. Mr. King brought greetings from the Christian Church in Chins. and in particular greetings and thanks from the parish 0i North Honan. where be and Mn. K1"! have lived and labored for the ‘past fourteen years.

Rev. Mr. King gave a most in- teresting and enlightening sketch of the missionary work of the church canted on in China. be- ginning with the early clays (orgy- nine years are. when the first missionaries met with almost in- superable obstacles. to the present day and the what is called “New Life Movement". There -is a strik- ing contrast from the discourag- ing reception accorded those early missionaries, when trying to pene- trate into the interior to found a mission in Honan, and they were met and told “go back, go back! You cannot take your honorable presence further!" to the present 49-7 WM" mill? 0f their leaders and influential men are Christians and are anxious to co-operate with B10118? and means to bring the lflowlme of chi-at to the many who. knowing Him not. exist with- out lwpa in their lives.

‘I110 church is responsible for three areas of work-in Canton. the South China Mission. small but important. Another in West: China. the largest mission of the church: and another in Honsn, North Chins.

‘This large area of Honamsbout three quarters of the area of New Brunswick. dense in population. is really the ancestral home ‘of the Chinese race. From here they moved north and south. east and west. in make up the large coun- try that we know on the map as China. It is the core of conser- vatism and crime. and has been well called the “black heart oi Chins." Here revolution and ban- ditzry have flourished and super- stition and crime are common.

Fifty years ago a misionary was unheard of. Today there is anoth- er and brighter side to the picture. although there ls not a very large proportion of Christiannyet there is cause for ioy and thanksgiving. Those earlier days were days oi’ seed sowing and friend-musing and the gradual winning of their confidence. The climate in North China is hot in summer and cold in winter; nearly all the rain falls during July and August. Two crops are harvested each year, one plant- ed. in late fall and cut early in May. when another crop is plant- ed.

If you would come to visit us in China we would accommodate you in a brick house. as brick is the cheapest available building mater- ial. and feed you on millet por- ridge for breakfast, vegetable stew tor dinner. and millet porridge again for supper. (no doubt pro- vided to appease hunger if lacking any great variety). We even pro- duco a few forks, as a concession in your western inability to use chop sticks. and as s special fav- our give you some milk. out of a tin, instead of goat's milk, for your millet porridge.

‘The church in llonan is made up of fifteen congregations. or- ganized into two Presbyterlals. The idea. in the Oriental mind as to the difference between the Baptists. the Presbyterians, the

“ ‘" ‘ and all the other Christian churches in operation throughout the country. was so confusing that in 1927 sixteen dif- ferent groups came together un- der one head and formed a United Church in China. A rapid change has come over the country during the past ten years. Coronation Day. when l-lls Majesty George VI. the King of a great Christian nation was crowned, every market town in China was bedeckecl with flags.

New life has been instilled with

the knowledge that "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever be-

lieveth in Him miflht have ever- lasting life."

Forty-nine years ago missionar- ies were turned back; today the co-operatlon of the western world is eagerly and anxiously sought to ' bring ‘in the Kingdom oi God in

this rising of the New Day in

China.

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On the evening of Nov. 29th the residents o! Lower Montague ga- thcrcd all thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Le Bert Machon and family to ex- tend to them a hearty welcome to the community; their having re- cently moved irom Whit/i Sands to make this their permanent home.

The evening was pleasantly spent in singing and social intercourse. The singing was led by Miss Agnes Annear. A special feature 0t the evening was two solos beautifully

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Lunch was ithen served by the ladies present.

The singing of "Blest Be the Tie that Binds" brought is very pleasant- evenlng to a close.

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We also extend to your gut‘ t iVLrs. Herring. our warmest gfefltlngs and hope she may enjoy her stay with 3'01! and among us.

rrldents of Lower Montague. we have come here this evening to ex- tend to you a very hearty Wclcomt‘ to our community.

We sincerely hope that as you be-

come accus‘ arm-l to your new friends and home you will never have cause to regret your having chosen this as your new abode.

Leaving one's home and friend: oi’ many years and breaking the ties of s. lifetime brings sadness. but wt‘ incerely hope you will finfl in your new friends and your relations with them oongcnlallty and cordial as- sociations.

Montague. Signed on behalf ot thet residents 0t Lower Mollivllgul’.

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PETITCODIAC, Doc. 11 - The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts of ,

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land. occurred suddenly an. the home of her sister. Mrs. N. A. Mc- ‘ Rae. Petltcodiac. ycstertlnv. She 1 was the dmxahtci‘ oi the late Mr and Mrs. Andrew Cranslon. Priurci Edward Island. and was til ycarsl old last August. Her hilsband was the late William Rciacrts.

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