HEADQUARTERS of the SOCIETY: METROPOLITAN BUILDING, 23d St. and 4th Ave., New York City. Address, 312 Fourth Avenue. Address Communications relating to the work and general affairs of the Society to the Corresponding Secretary. Those relating to financial matters to the Treasurer, FRANK T. MOULTON. In the transmission of funds, send Drafts on New York, Post Office or Express Orders, made payable to the order of "THE AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY." Local checks are subject to a charge for collection. District Secretaries are authorized to receipt for contributions sent them for the Society. The regular meetings of the Executive Board are held on the second Monday of every month, August xcepted. Form of Bequest to the Society.-"I give and bequeath to the American Baptist Home Mission Society, formed in New York in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-two, the sum of...... for the general purposes of said Society." Be very careful to comply with the requirements of the law in making your will. A BETTER WAY. The Society will receive your money now, giving a bond for the payment to you of an annuity during life if you so desire it. Send for our Annuity Plan. THE LIFE AND WORK OF T BY JENNIE BIXBY JOHNSON HE many men and women to whom the memory of this beloved educator, missionary and pastor is dear, either from personal contact with him or from the inspiration received from the mere knowledge of so unselfish and consccrated a character, will welcome gladly this story of his life, simply and lovingly told by his daughter. Those to whom his life-work is unfamiliar will find the record no less interesting than inspiring reading. Years of heroic and successful missionary labors in Burma, the foundation of the Cranston Street Church in Providence, his fruitful pastorate of thirty years-all these form a noteworthy biography. Tributes to Dr. Bixby's memory from Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews, President Faunce, Dr. Alvah Hovey and other prominent men form a fitting conclusion to the volume. CLOTH, GILT TOP AND UNCUT EDGES; ILLUSTRATED, $1.25 NO BABY'S SKIN TOO DELICATE FOR ITS USE NO STAIN THAT WILL NOT DISAPPEAR BEFORE IT BIRD Entered at the Post Office in New York as Second Class Mail Matter THE OLD FAMILY DOCTOR ALL THINKING PEOPLE are cautioned against using witch hazel, which has no standard of purity and quality. Within the past two months seventy samples of witch hazel have been purchased from as many wholesale and retail dealers in six of the largest cities of the United States, and the most reputable analytical chemists of the country certify that out of the seventy, fifty-two showed the presence of WOOD ALCOHOL, or formaldehyde or both. Do you care to take chances of poisoning? If not insist on your druggist supplying you with an article which has been the standard of purity and quality for sixty years. It is THE OLD FAMILY DOCTOR POND'S EXTRACT When you write to advertisers, please mention The Baptist Home Mission Monthly |