Temperance And The Home

(Conductedby the W. C. T. V.) The twentieth annual convention qL„ , the Woman's Christian Temperan?" Union of the second district of Michigan held its first session yesterday at two o'clock, in the Baptist church. The first liour was a prayer and conference meeting lead by Mrs. Mary C. Wood, district treasurer. Following this carne the roll cali, appointing of committees and miscellaneous business, Mrs. Jennie H. Lockwood, district president in the chair. Mrs. Amy Jones gave a report of the department, Evangelistic and Sabbath Observance ; Mrs. Carrie Lamb, of Sunday School work, and Mrs. Mary E. Sutton, of Lumbermen and Miners. After the report of Mrs. Mattie Gainsley, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Julia D. Stanard gave reports of Union Signal and other W. C. T. U. publications. Last evening was given to addresses of welcome and responses and presentation of the six general divisions of the work of the W. C. T. U. The music was furnished by Miss Cole, assisted by a quartette. The children of the Loyal Temperance Legión also sang several selections. The day sessions of the convention will be principally devoted to business, discussions, brief addresses and reports. All of the meetings will be public. This afternoon at four o'clock will be "Children's Hour." Supt. Perry and other will speak to the children. The singing will be by the L. T. L. A large attendance of the children of the city is desired. The second evening will be an "Even-, ing with the Young People." Professo Kempf will furnish the music. The fo lowing Ann Arbor Young People wi give five minute speeches. Mr. B.B. Johnson, General Secretar}' of 1 MMHattie Crippen, President of Y. W Mr'. D. N. Springer, President of Epwort LMfsUseRose Wood-Allen, Secretary of W. T U '-White Shleld." w Miss Marian Otis, President U. of M. Y. W aMRJ. Lathers, President U. of M. Prohlbl"miíss Annah Soule. Political Equality Club. Mr LHubbard. "White Cross." Miss Anna L. Richards, Leader of L.T. L. , Mr? vL C. Huil, General Secretary of I. C. AmÍssTJ wíwhite, Woman-s League of tT of M. The last evening of the convention, Miss Jessie Ackermann, one of W. C. T. U. "Round the World" missionanes, and one of the foremost women travelIers in the world to-day, will lecture. Miss Ackermann's adventures have been nianv and varied and her description of them is a marvel of word-pamting. Miss Ackerman will lecture Fnday, April 17, at 3 p. m. in the Baptist church to the women of the city, on the condition of women in different countnes. A woman's headaches may come from several causes. Sfce may have a headache atising from nervousness or from digestive disturbances. Mne cases in ten, ber headaches come {rom disorders peculiar to her sex. It may show itself in the symptoms wfclcfi are characteristic of a dozen disorders. Thousands of times, women have been treated ror the wrong disorders. Dr. Pierce's l-"avorlte Prescription was compounded for th eole purpose of relieving womankind of these ills and pains. Thousamds of women have testiïied that after taking treatment írom several pliysicians without 1ene[it, the "Favorite Prescription" cured them completely and qulckly. It has leen used for over thirty years, and has an uniwoken record of success. The woman who hesitates is invlted to 6enJ 21 one-cent stamps to cover the cost bf mailing a eopy of Dr. Pierce's Common Bense Medical Adviser, which contains plain, clear information about all of the organs of the human lbody and their iunctioiïs.