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OCTOBER 1o, i931

In Attendance

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One stair at n time-on her hands and knees—thnt was how she ilnd to do it. Ancl when she did get f0 boll, her troubles were not over.

"Twelve months ugn I could not- nleep on account of the terrible pains In my knees, and l might sny in uii my joints. At night I could only crawl up u» bed, one stnir nt n time. But sirlce taking Kruscllcn Suits regularly, l llnve entirely lust all pains lllul stillness, Ind, if needed, emlhl now run upslnirs two at n time. in flu-t, I feel 10 years

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rusehen SaltsP-ltirs. A. E. D.

Do you realise wllnt causes rheu- matism? Nothing llut sharp-edged uric acid crystals \Vlil(‘ll form as the Jesuit of sluggish eliluiniliing orgnns. Krnschen Sails enn nlwnys be counted upon to cienr those |nlinfui crystals lmm the system. The six suits in Kruschen are bound to dissolve uvvny Ill traces of uric nrid. And more! They ensure such perfect internal Iegullirity that no sul-h burly poisons , ls uric acid are cvcr uhlc to accumulate again. Prove this lor yourself by buying a bottle of Kruscllcn.

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PICTOU, Oct. iJ-Rccording the largest attendance of ministers and elders of any synod sincé i924, the fifty-eighth Synod o! the Maritime Provinces of the Presbyterian Church in Canada was brought to a close at s. late hour last night. Reports submitted showed that continued progress was being ‘made in all branches of the church work, and a healthy spirit of optimism in the Iuture of the Presbyterian Church in Canada was evident.

A large part of the afternoon and evening sederunts was devoted to a discussion of the boys’ residence at Pictou, which is carried on in af- filiation with Pictou Academy by the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada. After s. lengthy discussion,‘ participated in by several commis- ' sinners, it was resolved to continue to administer the residence during the school year 1931-32 as it had . been conducted during the previous year, and g, committee was up» pointed in so into the whole mat- ter of the administration of the affairs oi’ the residence in future. The committee is composed of: $118M! Ronald Macvicar, Sydney (convener); Dr. Hugh Guthrie, New Glasgow; Rev. D. 0. MacKsy, Elmsdsle: Rev. George s. Mitchell, Campbellton; Rev. S. J. MacAr- ihur» MOHCWH: Rev. w. E. Davies, Cardigan; C. A. Macvcy, Frederic- ton; Rev. l". G. MacDonald, East River. Bt- Mary's; Rev. M. u. Mac- Donald, Boulardarie; Donald Mac_ Kinnon, Charlottetown; H. S. Ken- nedy, stcllarton. ~

A resolution which evoked con- siderable discussion was that pre- sentedthis evening by Rev, A. D_ MceKinnon, oi.’ Whycocomagh, con- vener of the Synods committee on temperance. The resolution, which was carried after a. lengthy debate, was as follows:

“The Synod of the Maritime Pro- vlnces oi! the Presbyterian Church in Canada is deeply concerned with the problem presented by the traf- fic in. intoxicating liquors, and do. plores the consumption of liquor for beverage purposes, which con- tinues to be large. It here registers ‘its protest, against the liquor traf- gfic, the manufacture and sale o! jliquor. Your committee is convinced ithct for years stress has been laid on legal restriction ..to the neglect ~ of educational effort, such as might be given by the homes, schools, and churches, and which we believe would prepare the way for the re- moval of the havoc wrought by li- quor. The Synod regards this an opportune time to carry on among our young people, particularly, a campaign setting forth the benefits oi.’ total abstinence. It regards the evil an unjustifiable one, weaken- ingthe whole fibre oi.’ a man's life, reflecting detrimentally on man's well being, physical, moral and spiritual, and commends prayerful effort on the part of our people that the havoc of the liquor traffic may be eliminated as much and as soon as is possible." -

Rev. W. M. Mackay, Synodicai missionary for northern Ontario and Eastern Manitoba, who has laccn acting as Synodical mission- nry in the Marltimes‘ during the past two months, spoke briefly to- night, emphasizing the lmimflﬂﬂﬁc of the proper functioning of tho various Presbyteries. If every pres- bytery functioned one hundred per cent perfectly, said Mr. MacKay, a great many of the church officials and field workers could be dispens- ed with.

The question of the appointment of a synodlcal missionary for the Maritime Provinces to succeed the late Rev. F. G. MacKintosh, M. A. came up for discussion at the con- clusion of Mr. MacKayZs address. " 'I‘l'ie “General ' assembly "had asked

the Synod to recommend a man. but it was decided that on the ground of economy the matter be deferred. The Presbyteries to en- deavor to carry on for the present without a synodical missionary.

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SERVICE CARRIED ON IN GAELIC

The morning scderunt was open- ed with a devotional service in Gaelic nducted by Rev. M. N. bixrilonaid of Boulardarie, assisted

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by Revs. Allister Murray, Malcolm Gillies, and A. D. MaeKlnnon, the singing being led by Neil Gillies, John D. Mscliulay and D. J. Grant. In addition to the Synod commis- sioners, several townspeople at-

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Lamb Tripe (FI'€Sll I a ‘ giniilreziprteigishaselxzuihe which was of Dally) - - - - - - - - ~ - 3C 9e "'. A reply to the telegram of con- Lamb Pluckg (Fresh gratulntions sent to Archbishop . ' ivoneii was received as follows: Dally) ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5c "Many thanks to Synod. Best wish- ‘s for Presbyterian Church." p, Rev. George 5- Mitchell, report-

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EVERY DROP MADE

Blair, the following and all and with cl acknowledges o bOX Yours faithfully in (h

Schools, with 7,593 scholars, while Rev M5,; last year there W85 208 schools with My,’ “lulu, 12,050 scholars and 1250 lvﬂchersbf vcstments sent to the Church JOHN J. BLAIR and officers- Fiity-five vows rm- Extension lOr distribution rmohg pfggldent o; m; (‘~"~'\‘ie Church Flo's societies had reported Wilh Mthe needy priests oi the Western Extemlgn 50cm;- qt C n d1. total membership of 1,565. Rev. BVMIsslong __ T. Nicholls, Rev. victor E. Ford. Mrs. James Coad , President, C-

and Rev. Quincy McDowell report- W. L oi St. Ann's ‘hot 65, P. E. I. Super-Catiq. ,. 8d on the young people's confer- pea,- Mm, Cgadyl-WO acknow- kill CZItS cncas, rallies and Bible schools held ledgp with page“; thanks recap“

during the year, all of which had cf a box containing [our m; of PARIS, October 10 lL1l.1.sil Unit- been highly successful and exerted vehement; gm- the mmlmsl pom ed PfOFJF-A breed (ll $iil“l‘-i!ill'»1'- a marked influence on the lives cl the carnal“; women-s Leggug o: that will catch ﬂilfl kl! mis has

‘many 0f those who had attended-lint 65. As requested we will send béén evolved by Dr, l. a nephew

VESTMENTS APPRECIATED

Lat 65 C. W. L. received from Rt

lthe violet set of vcstments to Rev. 0f Pasteur, who for loll‘: 2's ha‘; lFsthei~ Mr-Pliee of Si. Brides. been wcrkini! bu illt‘ l‘1*“~1l"l1\ 0i 'Aibertq_ breeding g cgt endluvvli wlih Acrcc Bﬂllnl God to bies you one rot-hinting instincts. and l1‘! £9

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MARITIMES

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factory results, n. blxmill siniion m! is being erected, slid wiillin l1 l(‘\\' - nlrlltlls Dx. Loir exprms i-J ha?" - suiiiient super enls to fl‘li'l a cam pnlpli against tile rnls that infest the walls cf Le Hun", nyzzlins‘. whose hordes poison and otilrr weapons have proved lLMhMKS.

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