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Neat as infancy,

the ye-an between ten or twelve and w ‘Q ¢lgl\!¢¢l|_ IR /!ll¢ _f)".{.fy_v, _ ms. esac.: is uf., -f'_ly~4\ especially for the ` boys and girls who gi-ow too fast. Rapid

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physical changes -_

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tender them parti- cularly liable to weakness and dis- orders oi' the diges- live system, kidneys or lungs that veiy ficquently, when allowed to run on, condemn them to s lifetime of suffering.

lt is must important that at this nerioii

of' life those organs which carry dll' the body’| waste and impurities-the bowels, the kidneys and the skin-should be hp! active and vigorous.

Nothing will do this more effectively

than that good old-fashioned remedy, Dr.Mors»'a Indian Root Pills. It acts directly on each of' these organs, enabling them to do their work properly, and thu: keeps the whole system pure and health'/.

Dr. Maru’1 Indian Rn! Pill: are

still made from precisely the same fo.muls sa when our grandparents used them, for nothing better has ever been devised.

Made by W. H. Comstock Co. _ Ltd.,

Brockville, Ont., and sold by all dealers at ace. a box. |3

lr. Ions 'a hills has PIII: uuld lsle lsr lillfll lcd lspy.

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Will cu_re any headache in20min- ut_es, will mp a cold in the bud, will relieve the monthly pains of women, and in every case it

leaves you Feeling Good. I

Cily Properly For Sale

The undersigned are instructed to

offer for sale at Public Auction on the premises in Charlottetown on Monday the 29th day of September A. D., 1013, at the hour ol Three o'cloek in the nfternoonz-

All THAT tract of land part of

Common Lot Number 26 in Charlot- tetown (lommon bounded on the East by Orlcbnr Street, on the North by Lots fronting on Gerald Street, on the West by lots fronting on Upper Prince Street, and on the South by lands of Miss Harriet May, Martin West, Esfluirs, _and the»dl\/ision line between Common Lots 26 and 25, containing -3 1-3 acres of land a lit- tle more or less, and being part of the lands owned by the Estate of Danlol Hodgson, deceased.

This land musi; be sold in order to

divide the Estate.

Terms cash or cquivalent. Good

title giiarantccd.

Dated Sth, day of September A.D.

1913.

GAUDET &` IIASZARD,

Solicitors &c.

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COMMONWEALTH HOTFL

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ltplas floors, nothlnqwond out fhs_t'oo|

Ehuippcd wslh sis own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

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of a furlough, the Board of Manage- ment found a substitute, appointing M155 AEnes McKenzie. who was now at work in the land of Iere. The statistics of the year stood much as they ‘iid 18911 Year:-10 Presbyteriais; 361 auxiliaries; 9,324 members; aver_ age attendance, ' 3,401; number of members added during the year, 795; Scattered helpers. 1,049; me mem- b9l‘B. 101; messages taken, 6,232; number of missionary boxes sent out, 231, of a value of $4,375.55; there he- ing decreases in comparison-with last year, in auxiliaries of 6; in total membership, of 379; in 1' scattered l10lD0l'B. 01 121; in yearly gailn of members, of 10; in life members, ol 1: while there were increases in the number of messages taken and the number of boxes sent. lf they ac- cepted the statement that figures could not lip, these statistics made depressing reading, and oven though it was quite possible that the abso- lute verncity of figures was not al- ways to be relied on, still it was well for them to stop and consider the situnf-ion gravely. Was it not a pitiable sign of their lack that thc $900 voted last year_to provide n lady doctor for Korea had lain idle these twelve months because there was none of them ready to go? Thir- ty-six years of active and aggressive work of the W. F. M. S., and not n medical missionary to be found. That was where they had failed.

FOREIGN MISSIONS.

Mrs. Mary M. Dawson, of Bridge-

water, the Foreign Secretary, next submitted her report, l/n which she outlined the work accomplished by the womcn to whose hands they nad committed their foreign missioii. The report welcomed home those mission- aries and their wives and the teach- ers who 'had come for their much needed* rest, and it also made refer- ence to the fact that the meeting was being held in the Island whence the first great missionary, Dr. Ged- die, had gone forth to the New He- brides, it being the privilege of this beautiful island to be the first Brit- ish colony to send a. missionary to heathen lands. There was little to report about the mission in the New Hebrides, as the mission there was changing hands, and the last year had been one of leave-taking. Dr. and Mrs. Annand had already left, as also Dr. and Mrs. McKenzie, while the Robertsons were remaining for s little while yet. In parting they had received great kindness from the na- tive Chrlstlans, and had been made to feel that their life's work there had been greatly appreciated. Dr. McKenzie reported a gift of £50 from the natives of Ezate to the Canadian Church as a thanksgiving and an expression of their indebted- ness for the "news of Salvation" sent. to them fifty years ago, and -the faithful services of the missionaries ever since. In Demerars. things wore looking most hopeful, but what the Mission there seemed to require now was a Girls' Home, a Boys’ High School and lady helpers for work among the women, all of which were so necessary; that they would fain sec them all supplied. The progress of the work in Trinidad was also very satisfactory, but the workers there needed help to allow them to get much needed rest. In Korea the state of the work was hopeful, but more missionaries were needed for that field.

FINANCE.

The Treasurer, Mrs. D. Blackwood,

of llnlifnx, presented hcr statement of the ilnuncos. The amounts raised for Foreign Missions during the past year by the various l’rcsbytei‘iuls were asfollows: Pictou, $»i.7.'»2_T.i; Sydney, $2,762.66; Halifax, $2,637.94; St. John, $2,525.41; Prince Edward isiami, $2,485; Truro. $1338.83; In-

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That splendid, pleasantly bubbling tonic which stim-

ulates organs and ride the blood of mpurltles. Rosy cheeks and vigorous health

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president at these meetings, The - I DPTS' gilllgd also kindly hospitality reeaiv. tatieii ei" on their q““"°'ly vm' more sf it he only regret mms that

0 s officers could not be pre-

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D g Secretary

Mlss_dJean Falconer, of Halifax. < It scat ed the appointment of,the _resident and Mrs. Blackwood ng the representatives on the Foreign Mis.

S I H. M. . n order to relieve Miss Archi-

bald. of Trinidad, who was in need

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CLOQGED BOWE-LS 'I‘0~Nl(iI'lTI

FEEL BULLYI .

Get a 10-cent box now. You're billousl You have a throbb- ing sensation in your head, u had taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin isyellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips _are parch- ed. No woudcr you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your system is full of bile not properly passed off, and what you need is e cleaning inside.

Don't coyinue being a blllous nuis- ance to ourself and those who love you, and don’t resort to harsh phy- sics that irritate and injure. Remem- ber that most disorders of the stom- nch, liver and howels are cured by morning with gentle, thorough Casca- mts-they work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Children love to take CBSCBFMF. because they taste good and never grip or sicken.

verness, $1.767.-44; Miramichi, $1,- 763.22; Lunenburg and Yarmouth, $763.68; Wallace, $1,138.43. These contributions with various other re- ceipts totalled $23,586.88. Expen- diture amounted to $868.32, while a grant of 3,120,000 was made to the Foreign Missionary Committee, lenv- ing u balance of $2,718.56. For Home Missions, 'thc amounts received from the different presbyterials were us follows:-St. John, $1,613.59; Pic- tou, $1,001.67; Truro, $720.00; Prince Edward Island, $583; Sydney, $475.09; Inverness, $450; Halifax, $347.43; Mlramlchi, $319.42; Lunen- burg und Yarmouth, $156.10 and Wallace, $334.50. The next report dcnlt with was that of the Secretary of Supplies, Miss J. A. Brims, of Halifax, which showed 74 packages distributed among the Foreign Missions, an in- crease of 35 on the previous ycar's number. This report in the ubsencc of Miss Brims, was road by Miss Fal- coner.

THE MESSAGE.

Miss Mary A. Crulkshauk, of St. John, submitted the report of the Message, the circulation of which, it was stated, while increasing slowly was not yet what it should be, and an earnest appeal was made to each auxiliary to add to ite numbers of subscribers during the current year. As usual, the year had been one o. serious endeavor to keep the renders of the Message in touch with all -mis- sionary work and to arouse their in- terest in the same.

Miss S. Fraser, of Halifax, Secre-

tary-Tressurer of the Publication Committee, presented a statement of the publication. It stated that the number of Messages distributed dur- ing the past year was n. slight ln-

vious year; there had been is marked decrease in the sale of catechisms, but a slight increase in the sale ui envelopes, mite boxes and barrels. The receipts by such sales amounted to $1,12l.64;'the expenditure to $1,- 016.60, leaving a balance of' $105.04.

Miss Annie Murray, of New Glas-

gow, the International Correspond- ing Secretnry, submitted an interest- ing report, giving some idea. of thc work undertaken by the missions of other places during the past year.

On motion these reports were re-

ceived; and after some discussion were all adopted.

THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

The President, Mrs. Thompson,

then delivered her address, in the course of which she said that many who were giving thoughtful atten- tion to the affairs of the W. F. and H. M. S. felt that the society was in a stage of transition. The old order had been gradually changing, and a new day was opening before the So- ciety for which they needed careful, prnycrful attention and work. They had now a dual work to accomplish, and they must adjust their vision and pluns to suit that dual work. Besides seeing to it that all the old obligations undertaken in the begin- ning had their due attention, they must see to it that they rose anew, nnd through more consecrated lives accomplish all the work at Home and nbrond that the Lord had laid upon thorn. Within the last ten years their needs for Home work had grown space. There was this point for them to consider: How could they meet their ever-increasing pro- blems of the Homeland, and of their foreign work, which if they neglected, they lost their opportunity and bless- ing? 'There were- three things they must consider as their instruments in their work as a Home and For- eign Missionary Society for using this age of opportunity: thirr funds, their membership and the children of their homes and their individual churches. While funds were needed, funds alone could not use this "age on ages tslling"; consecrated men and women could and would. With regard to funds, they raised for For- eign Missions this year, $23,070.34, and for Home Missions, $5,981.49, su increase of $127.66 for Foreign and $942.81 for Home work. Last year there was ss small increase for for- eign work snd this year it was even smaller, so small that it was and in the face of such needs. They rejoic- ed over the increase for Home work as they needed every ceut'of it. The amounts raised for the pait two or three years had not been increasing by leaps and bounds as at one time. Some might with a measure of truth say it was due to the dual nature of their work, but the whole truth lay not there. With the question of funds must be considered the matter of th_eir membership, as the members Klthered the funds, and s heulthy mombcrship would give them a satis-

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crease over the number of the pre-

468 fsmfllsljin their Maritime eynod, ' should they not have nt least n mem- bership of 30,000? Their member- ship was only 9,703. Their numbers were growing fewer; the decrease this year was 319. But they should not he content with giving them- selves and their money, but they should give their service, and enlist all they could to build up their own church, their Home Missions and their Foreign Missions. The need was that each member be is living Home Missionary ln church and noir.- munlty, and then their membership would increase and there would be no fear for their funds. But all Lnat did not touch the vital question of the supply of men and women for the Home and Foreign fields, who are so much needed and could not be found oven after months of search and prayer, and in this respect the Pwn- ident made an earnest appeal for their assistance in the consecration of their children to the soul-satisfy- ing and glorious work of the Muster, (Applause).

After an earnest prayer by Mrs. B.

Rogers, the meeting then mljoiirned for luncheon, which was scrvcd by the ladies of tho church in the base- ment.

At half-past two o'clock in the af-

ternoon, the meeting resume-'l, when the business principally consisted of interesting addresses on some of the features of the work in Korea, which were delivered by Mrs. McRae und Mrs. Young, and of that in Trinidad by Miss Blnckadder. The two lutt.e'r showed the necessity for more work- crs in both fields. Mrs. Moline has liccn five years in Korea, and Mrs. Young eight years; while Miss llluck- udder has been working iii Trinidad for thirty-seven years.

PUBLIC MEETING.

At night a public meeting was hcld

in Zion Church which wus largely attended, and over which the pastor, the Rev. G. C. Taylor, preui-lcd. Mr. Taylor welcomed the visiting dele- gates in the name of both Zion und St. James churches, of this city, and expressed the hope that their coming together would be the means ui iii- spirstion to them in their work, and un infusion of some new zeal for the cause of God's Kingdom. Hs also addressed some words of encourage- ment to them on what they had achieved.

Dr. Whittier, late missionary in

Trinidad, delivered a message from the veteran Indy m-issioner, Mrs. John Geddie, of Melbourne, their first lady missionary to Samoa. She ex- tended the hand of sympathy and en- couragement to all those in the East- ern Provinces interested in Mission work. With. Mrs. Geddie's name Dr. Whittier coupled that of Mrs. Mor- ton, still at work in Trinidad, and invited his congregation to rise to their feet in honor of those two no- ble ladies, to which invitation they readily responded.

Interesting addresses were then dc livcred by Revs. J. B. Cropper and Luther Young on the state and pro- gress of the work of the Missions in British Guiana and Korea, and its needs. The",`former referred to the good work done by the many mis- sionaries sent from P. E. Island to British Guiana, whild the latter in thc course of his remarks declared that the kind of home that produced missioncrs was that of Mrs. Norton, who when her first son fell in the mission field, immediately oflercd her second son, and when ha too fell, wished she had n third to dodicnte to the work.

A ctllection was taken up on be-

half of the foreign missions.

BHEIK WH|SKY'S SHIP

[JN YUUH Llllll UNIS

Drunkards will tell you with tears

of sincerity that they do not want. to drink. The craving coming from the inflamed memlirnnccs of the stomach drives thcm to it.

Alcuru will soothe the trembling

nerves and remove the craving that is ruining your home and stealing and otherwise kind husband or father from you. It costs only $1.00 per box and if it does not cure or benefit after a trial the money will bc re- funded.

Alcura No. I. is tasteless and can

be given secretly in Tea, Coffee or food. Alciira No. 2 is taken volun- tarily by those willing to help them- selves.

Alcura can now be obtained at our

Store, Ask for Free Booklet telling all about it and give Alcura a trial. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

adways BBCIY

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I. L. Haddock of Medea. Mo., writes: "I

had muscular rhcumatlsm sl: wet-ks. Had three doctorl. but did not get much rellof. A frlenil insisted on me trying R. R. R. and sont

mt- two bottles. ln twenty minutes after the first application l coulil fum ln boa] with ease. lluve used two bolllca and sm well."

Rheumatism

Apply the Relief externally to the part or

pnris affected, ns briskly ss clrcttmiilnliros will

gli-rmli. Benefit will ulso be dcrlvs-il from

ml\rny'a Pills. their alterallvc sirflnu heirs! t-nllarly lltlfvd fo this disease. Where th

afiluls nn- sw:-lied. silff nr contract.-il. lim Rc- ef. with aww! nfl. In an silmlrsblr lubricant. RADWAY it C0.. Montreal, Can.

Dr. de Van's I-emase Pills

A rellahls."rsuch regulator: never falls. These ills are exceedingly Tswerful in regulatln the

sratlvs portiono t s female avsism. Rlsfuse

all tlggap lnyltfatloys. ‘XI'.w<'lon:d»l'l aru said al

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Fold lo lv' Goo E Hughes. Apothecarles

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MUSIC EXAMINATIORIS 1914

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The Annual Ruminations in Practical Musle sud Theory will be held throughout I

Clllldl in May and juugeigis. An eox:tsn\l:at1/nga in Theory on y will be held November

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l9hA|iii’§:g£iltLlI»u vnnltie about alleged hnisually; also a Gold and 3 Silver Medals. `

B llabua Music for the examinations sud all pas-ticulus may be obtained on

I. WAIING DAVIS. 777 Shafer Street, laslreal, (lesllealseerelsry lsrfiaaals.)

Parents and Teachers wishing .io enter their pupils for these examinations should

communicate with the Secretary at ence and have their names placed on ussiling list.

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MUSIC. ART. DOMESTIC SCIENCE. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-

Cricket, Tennis, Basket Ball. Hockey, Swimming Bath.

SCHOOL RE-OPENS AFIER HOLIDAYS, Sophmlsol IOID, IDIS. _

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A WONDERFUL REMEDY

Orange Lily is daily curing tho

moat obstinate eases of Female Dis- orders. Falling of the Womb, Leu- corrhoea, Painful and Suppressed Menstruaflon, etc.. etc., are all of them relieved from tho star by its use. and n few weeks' or onthe’ treatment accomplishes A omplets cure. This remedy is a positive. acientlne preparation, and is based on tho discoveries of Pasteur and Lister. It is sn applied treatment; that Is, It is not taken internally, but is applied direct to the suffering parts, and lt, therefore, acts with all the certainty of the known lawn of chemical action. As it comes in antiseptic and nerve-food properties receive from 10 to 50 letters daily,

speaking of the benefits and cures it is performing and so sure am I that it will

do what Is claimed for it that I will send, Absolutely free.hn 35:: bo? to evcyy suf- §lSI.'lI.-"‘€."é2l`m‘X.l`€f "il'.i.i}”.'.I§f’ ii/i’.is'."Fri”i'§i?:sfs‘ ET'c'li’iiaX|-If‘Wi~l5’s'2>°nf"5~‘i£$’”2

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ALSO A PRIZE OE' 10 for NEATEST SOLUTION. Somebody

who sends for psrtloulnrs of this Puzzle

Contest tolling us WHAT "PROVEFlB" IS FIEPRESENTED by the shove 'Sketches will rerooivo a $50 GOLD WATCH or -- -. »-

! as mates lu the es:-titieste

of entry, and In t ls evtnf

of I tie between two or more persons for the prlzn, is prize ldoniloal ln oharaoter and value with that tied for will ho given to etsoh person tied. ‘_

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Try ot once. it may he you. Ussyour Brains. Send no Money. Write ` :Nur answer on n Postcard or letter, giving name and address plainly.

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ACA DIA LADIES’ SEMINARY

WOLFVILLE, - - Nova Scotia.

A iiirh Grads lbosidentnl School 1 The Aim.-'l`o Prepare Girls and

Younr Women for Complete

Living.

Th# C0\tI’l¢l-'“’I`welvs. including _.J

College Preparatory. Mu_si_c.Art. nralury. Liuusehold Science,

Business.

The l"ac\l||¥--Twenty-two_ Teach~

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Tfsellquspmefll--First Class in every v_esP6¢¢ '

The I-ocalwo --Evangeline Land.

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to i ti 0 Rev II. T. DcWOI.Fl. D. D., Prinei sl

‘ cours_ nel .

Inf-HIIIIIIOD-°°Ws-ite for illustra-

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Next Term begins Sept. .ird.i9i3.

Acadia Collegiate and

Business Academy

WOLFVILLE, - - Nova Seofis.

84th YEAR.

A Residents! School foriloys and

Young Men with is heautilu loca- ii¢.n.'I‘sn experienced tencherspsnd nvery successtul record ofover80 ' Y .

A ‘Fear i)IplomsCoursss o|fered._

1. Universityfhistrfculation. in

Arts. Sc ence, Engineering, Medicine. etc.

'|‘he Ueneral Course.

-.Manual '1‘rainln|,: (wood and

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4. -iiiisiness Courses.

_Necessnrjy Expense! 380.00 lnc_lu~ riinu Boar and Tuition. For bal-

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