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We use ‘iris adjective ad- l vieedly. _ Sufferers frrm Eyeatrain may have pen-act viaion and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive waver of the entire human organism Ia Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, It ls computed utilize about 20% of this Nerve Enern)‘. but when Eye- atrain is present, a much larg- er proportion la required. Hence defective eyea,through' their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- ergy. may seriously effect the functioning of other organs of the body, and produoe iii health,

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WEDDING BELLS. —— A very _ pretty ‘but quiet wedding took place at the parsonage, o1‘ the United lfhurch, Fredericton. N.D., Sept. 2G. 1.025, when Miss Edna M. Williams

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the groom's parents. where up- wards oi‘ one hundred guests were entertained. The bride and groom were ths recipients of many useful _ and valuable presents. including silver. cut glass, linen. cheques, ‘etc. Their many friends wish them ‘many years 0i’ wedded bliss. -Z—-<e>-—--

i Mrs. A. l6. Toombs and daughter ‘Miss Eleanor have returned from a ivory pleasant visit to ‘Boston and iother A-merlcan cities.

‘Political Meetings ‘ King’s, County

The undersigned will address the ‘Electors of King's County at the ,followlng_piaces and dates: Bridgetown, Thursday.‘ October i th.

St. George's. Friday. October 16t| Cardigan, Monday, October 19th

Heather-dale, Wednesday, tober 21st.

Georgetown, Thursday, October 22nd.

Cambridge, Friday, October 23rd

Murray River, Monday, Octob er 26th.

Murray Harbour South,

Oc-

Tuesday.

All Meetings tc commence ll 3 P. M.

J. J. JOHNSTON, J. A. ~ MacDONALD

A Comfort .ln Health

You'd be surprised what pleasure and warmth there is in

A HOT WATER

— Montague, Tuesday, October 20th‘

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Maritime Synod

(Continued from Page Two) ed Union, — but a Presbyterian Church was formed. Rev. W. McC. Thompson was called as pastor. It is today one of the finest congre- gations 01 any denomination in any of the Eastern Provinces.

"In North Syd-nay the congrega- tion voted Union. but a Presbyteri-

gU33cR|aE 0R‘ RENEW yoursn Church was organized. it is not ubaoription today and add 50

‘,s0 strong as Sydney. ‘hut the cause ‘has flourished. A building will be

the great contribution that Cape Breton had made in men for the ministry olf the’ Presbyterian Church.

"There are in Cape Breton sev- eral elders. men experienced in conducting public services, who might ‘he of value at this time in conducting services for some o! our congregations. Four of these elders have offered to do so, and will work under the Presbytery. Over and above that we need a few ‘ministers. So fur. we have not re- seived any help from outside by way oi‘ ministerial supply since the students have left. We have tried unsuccessfully to get men to come in and take charge of some oithese congregations. We need two or three men at the very least. We simply must have them this win- Lcr unless hiss is to be sustained. We ought. to have a man at ‘Bad- il8(:i( and Middle River. They are prepared to cull a minister at any time. They are looking forward to calling a minister in the Spring. but would take u. man iiuw, $1,800 a year and uianse is offered.

Richmond County.

“in the County oi’ Richmond there are three splendid churches. Lot-h lxmiond, (iruiid River and Fizrmiioise. The three congrega- ‘tluns are willing to come together janil accept the services of one miii- isler. paying him at least $1,800 a year, and giving him the use of an automobile to cover the territory.

“in Oraingszlale and Mulagwatch. organization was effected early in the Spring and a Princeton student illll good work. The results have ‘been very gratifying. They are waiting uiitii he completes his col- lege course in the Spring. when .ihe_v will extend him a call.“

‘ The morning session adjourned. l

l Following a devotional period at ‘the afternoon sederunt the survey

Afternoon Session.

lot‘ the field was continued. A gen- feral report was received of the fmainlund of Nova Sootlu. Rev. D.

O MacKay reported in regard to the situation along the Cumber- land anti Cnlchester north shore.

"1 was sent to visit the congrega- tions along the Bay Shore. l visit- cil those districts. They had no vis- it from a Presbyterian from the 10th of June until September. and the case against ‘Union haul not been presented fully. Naturally i found things dull. except in Econo- my. ‘lin Great Village I found them alisinclined to tifik at. first. There were 30 people who had taken their letters from the Church and ap- peared to ‘be waiting for Presbyteri- an leadership.

"At Economy, we had communi- on service. There we have 35 fain- ilies. At ‘Central Economy we car- ried the church and have a three- flfths interest in the ‘Manse. which was built jointly ‘by Five islands and Economy. At Five islands the vote was taken in an unfair way. i ‘fliers they were ilisincllneil to talk through fear oi‘ getting into trouble. i mm oonflilent that if Finlay Macintosh went out he

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would woken things up around‘ there. “Our cause is very weak at

Parrshoro, and ‘i don't know just what the outcome will be. A good- ilcal will depend on the results of Union between the Methodists and‘ Presbyterians. l zinderstand there‘ is some discontent on the part of; the ex-Pres-‘byterians.

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tirnity may pass. ‘ I ‘to know?‘

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i Lunenburg ‘

_ Rev. D. W. MacDonald. former‘ missionary to Korea. reported in‘

‘regard to Lnnenbnrg (Yuuilly- "We

never ‘been strong. but those who‘ are there are determined. Had we a single minister in the Presbytery

Church when the vols was taken. not one congregation would have voted for Union. lwent from house to house canvas-

wwn l5 largely Presbyterian. and Liverpool and Rose Hay refused to

Jbyterlan. 120 families have remain- ed wnd will carry on. remained Presbyterian. querali ' ‘Mahone ‘Bay the situation is sail-I . The people were forced to vote for. r ‘Union. The minority group orgflll-i 1 aired. but could not get eithcrhof

PAGE SEVEN

the two churches. and a uewbuild- I ' lug is being erected. The Method- ’ ists and ex-Presbyteriuns are in. conflict; the latter will not go with.

the former, nor the former with

Against Telephone Evidence In -Allan Trial

lilifllililif RELIEF AFTER 2 YEARS

AMHERST, N.S.. Oct. i4.~-— His Lordship Judge R. ll. ilrahain. of the Supreme Court. of Nova Sz-olia. charged strongly against the . l- mfssion of "telephone evidence." ai. the Fall session here today when the jury charge against (i. N. .-\llau - Pugwash. former memper of lhc provincial pailiamcnt. was tiisinls- sod by a verdict of the firaiid Jury which returned “no bill."

The charge of perjury was brought by Ralph l’. lieEl. Halifax. and- arose out of a pulpwoml ileal involving a iiuaiii-iai il'iill.\'.li‘iliill. The case of the prosccuiiiiii \"“ based upon a [Uii-Elifiiillt" vonvei tioii ‘between '.\ir. Bell and Mr. Ai- leii. lo which a prominent Halifax lawyer "listened In."

Read How She Found Help in Lydia E. Pinkhem’: Vegetable Compound

' Arnprior, OYIIBPlO." “l ‘must write and tell you my ex IQCPiHHCQ with your medicine. i was wor ing at Ulc (‘aviary for three years and became so run down that i used to take weak spells and would be at home at least 0m: ‘lay each week. i was treated by the din-tim- fur anemia, but it. didifltsecin tu d - me any good. l was bold to take a rest, but was ,_ unable to, and kept on getting worse l was troubled mustlv with my [ierllitll I would sometimes puss three iuunths, and when it came it would last around two weeke,andl wouidhavc such ainsat timesin my right side that l tlullitrlltil iliy walk. l am only l9 years‘ of age and weigh 118 pounds now, and before tak ing the Veg~table (lompound l was only l0" pounds. l was sickly for two yearn and some of my friends told ms about Lydia‘ F}. Plokhamhi Vegetable Coni- pound, and when l had taken a bottle of it l felt a change. My mother has been ‘ taking it for adifferent ailment and hne found it very witisfnvuiry. l rm wiiliii in tell frienoa about the medicine aria to answer letters asking about 1L"- Miss HAZEL BERNVLBQX 700, Arnprior, Ontario.

A day out each week shows in the pay envelope. lf.you arc troubled with some weakness. indicated by a run-down con-

, dition. ‘OPEC fQGilEEf-ii, pains undvirregu» ' ‘ larit , et. L din ‘. ’in hum‘: e eta BE‘ SEEN hie (kampourfd help you.

Oxford and Pugwesh.

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Amherst.

“Amherst wanted to be organized. 1t is very much depressed commer- cially i1ud.our student has not had a. vsry good chance in that town. lWe hope in a short time that they will be able to get from the Catho- lics possession of the old Knox ‘Church. At a small additional cost ourpeople. before Christmas. may their

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AND MIGHT SUCCEED "He'll never amount to anything ‘ —he's a speck. an atom!"

“Still ne expects to get in no: public eye."

Truro and Windsor

Rev. Robert Johnston referred in glowing terms to the work of Rev. Mr. MaoKay, but pointed out that the Maritime Synod had no funds to send men‘ out on missions like Mr. MacKays, All funds go (lirert

TO (TAR - OWNERS

"The makers of Tanlao wllfaiwaya have . ¢h,,,-.-h_ mywarmest thanks. fnrIdon tconaider it “we are shun or men and m“, H use“ good beam, m Tum? i, "wlllfllfl to cariy on in ‘many places in jriking‘ statement of Andrew Groeeehnuyllslllle-‘JDUTE colllllY- If We do "05 "Wofxls simply can't express ihe misery l ‘Boklanel; the ‘M133 njow atfihedbe‘ I endured for 2 years from indigestion. Atjbm“ "g we oppolnm L3 w‘ l heart. and niinostcut of! my breath. These awful pains would last two and tin-co hours. and got. in such a bad way that my days ~- “ _ saemwwpeshgrwflngnpidiy, l "Rev. J, W. ‘Britten, who has Just was my onlyrewu-rd until I bpsen uiitii‘: over a wide section of‘ territory. lil- Tula“ 1m“ “"11 mklni! Tmll“ bum“ ‘eluding Oxford, Pugwas-h and adja- menysnoruoluforcumpuiwn’ Iwtguod cent loiritory, reported that every- aud 51w], goud “m; ‘w; w“ 15pm“; pa; “ thing is looking satisfactory in that Tauiuc is for sulo by all good druggists. lra Urysdale. oi‘ Wallace. tolii of Accept‘ 110 Bublilllll-Q‘ the situation there. Three sections‘ .911 Hurl nd M l ".1 by we mmmmcturers "r Tuumu‘ Uniuif,“ lliut Stzllkz-“afiilolzui r..- illilljfl | I liliscussion love-r the (HVllif-Ffiilll) of ' _ {that (Jhurcn. __;_____ crate with (ixfoi-ii and Pugwash, but he hoped in time they would‘ small group of l2 families. ThelFinlay (l. Macintosh thought that Methodists are vorv friendly thereithe people of‘ Stake Ito-ad should ‘ the Unionists their certificates and Sprlnghlll. let them go. ‘lithey do not do that _ land vote ths PTl€Sl)_\‘l8i‘lilliS out. finelovflrk iéflfllfllilll- lmfllfiulmhere 12"‘ .Mr. Baird pointed out iliai a some‘ wee: in connec on w e org ii-

.ed in Sqotsburn. and it worked out able to pay all bills and carry oiriup Nghp ‘ Mr. Toombs has given a very flne_

_ ‘ll was slated that. five cast-s are to dalnefl- 99 11" H"? “1111181 elder“ ‘conic before the court on October members sat down iii the comniu- decjduL 11w‘- fln “fllwllfllly ‘arse "smile". spoke. He said that the Presbyteri- The “oligregmllln ‘S "smg ‘"9 A“ ans were handiozipped for a time.

"They 1119 11116195191‘ 111 -'\'1111"'-‘1_1"--,iiut now they have a good congre- Mlll W111 M81111 bl’ Amhfiffll (11111113 gation. 'l'hree elders have been ap- Wili 8111111011 ll 1111111» We 31101111‘ mumion on the last Sunday in Sepv‘ >21“! them 11mm‘. h‘ u ycilrstlmfl tember. .\'lr.Wni. (‘larko m‘ Fri-ii- 61111-1898. (‘hurch liuion struggle in that town at. coiisiilerable length and detail.

paying the transportation o1‘ .\'or-

mal School students to return to

lug from so distant a poiiii as Port

Elgin.

TA"TE ‘ encouraging. The collections are‘ MhsfingesrPRgurro ti?!) ‘gm

now over S100 Sundays. and rherc a’ °' ' g 9y l

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shill and 140ml will. ca::;t'h'er"°"e '7 "n w' m‘: .

(l. l., Ruiusziy. of Kensington. l'. ' own edifice. _ . ' rtiou of the province. NeilGillis. Unionists in Amherst will work in “it _ , l_]_ V, w l , r our favor. When Si. Stephen's is 0‘ Or““"‘e"‘£' ' ‘a ' c ‘mum’ 0 . . fllill"k.:i .‘t‘.'."ltle" at that many m‘ ‘he exdiweshytenalm ffeczl ‘hf gtfvvllflllllg“ ‘lllIl‘ili.:l‘frl-:l‘i'l lwili go over to our side. At pre v ‘ _ , _prospci'. _ ‘ ‘lsr.s::;;*:°r;..“::‘“.tl:::l;‘~.. $.22‘. ‘~- w I‘ . ' e ' 0 '