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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-10-17, Page 5live 0a too, tolls lo Thew all lw at pia th•tlr teak. , T. 'siege pto N to• er day of aromaKnew of d tie �dliam itiftt Twat foiti ire eon beilifeeto fare oath Lail im Oaf ✓ ett tuba daps state Fire Norm Wks arrived [stated Rib OCLL TOBICS Burned. Tu e Lnyai! hP► mr 11 the destetudies W tee. at his containing t ' is ioruratwe t� ibis: but Meq really t]rjfdg'°s are euppoeed to have caused H. Notes. ah anti of apples to R On being made this M,. F.. n in toe. =°►aaleaff usedr was in tuWD Rd y O< rale t"odent Kies. of town tt Tuesday and tbi* week. in the World of Flnnoe, the Goderich boys who tet ng to the [root is H. V.lillarne, enn of Williama, formerly- mso•ger r (j .dericb breach of the of Commerce. 'Me record the rip a the ) winger to the manager - the !)[[minion flood tie. of to. He has been with the ray only six months and his Lrutuution to his present on is unmistakable evidence of lidenre reposed in him by the rate tet the Company. THE ft N L GoD&Rzeu n t+Evnasaa, Vortexes 17,, flg1$ .� .r___ .mom... Honoring a Here's Veneer!. The h Snielvereary of the victory of him* 'aarea k was °bettered at Oaptral a.hadd w Nasdaq atters000, *hen the pupil. and of all the climes gathered in 1 eslharmaa's room and car out an•pp'ope ale program. The imegoipip Mdtided hi*toe'ieal readings asst am sod patriotic choruses, with • brief addrebs from Mr. James Mitchell. With alight preparation the school presented a very creditable and keter'esting program. nedienade ley. Awi1Ns •teat took place hitt Wedim"' church. when Miss Angeline E. Jeffrey,' tad of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jeffrey, became the bride of Fella E. also of town. The contracting took their places at the altar at Sall a.m.. Herten Mere acting w �0�asaan and Mise Laura Martin as baidesgo 14. Rev. Father MoRae per- formed the nuptial mass. The bride aura a gown of wbite satin and *anise bridal roars. in the evening reoepttoo wee held tor the young tempi. at the home of the bride's par- ents, Newgate street, about thirty gumbo being present. 1iO64on' TDesday at 8t Peters g Ahead. t'. tampion clamed amlono[ at - [lett Iaat or the purchase 1 Stews$ NNMdeooe in the part of city. formerly the T. liar properly. The property is > feet in slash the consideration Sp,000,(10. foregoing para grapblrom aWey- 8.st,laappeere refer' to a former Mown (odeefcb boy who is utak- way in the Golden West. gr. on t the president of Lbs real firm of E. V. Campion & Cu. spector's Visit. en Wilson. of Toronto, inspee- tbe Underwriters' Association, in town on Monday and con - ,an inspection of the town's ting service. The Bre alarm g..nJ the wbple flew -fighting including the steam engine, ht out. Mr. Wilson stated i sbowing made was somewhat than Zest year's. but he will a detailed report to [batt town later on. Mr. Wilson re- IseteTueday morning and ex - the hydrants all over town, the pressure at various parts town. out Items. went badges issued since t last to tbe Goderich Boy nutuher in the neighborhood of y' -live. hugle hand bad no practice esday night of this week. hut old its regular meeting next esdev evening. Boy Scouts contests in *wan- ed life -eating will be held at ter on Wednesday afternoon t 2 o'clock, weather permitting. M. Mabee. Rev. J. B. Fother- and H. C. Dunlop will be the . Korn, interesting events are lass fiat tetter seed muse g ained stained team sl the Ret Sc The Augu' Mau wren The Wedo will h Wedn The sena the ri sett a R. L beam Odra mated A Litt Ata asd-a- tee -let moth* tad w fie br' Lb to tea* t took t pail it sew ths lame to he; idols byrel, des Atte. "rids ,r rias' Risesfe u The %tore of w elevate The lie W The rots) Els Gad fads beak The Ilse hies ark limberas �a biis eta ' how �M Ohba fhapp messheft le Child s Death. accident happened to the two- half-y'ew-old child of Mr. and A. Hutufalvy, Britannia road. y last week. when sbe fell into • o Soiling water. The child's r bad just finished a washing es emptying out the contend of iler and carryin it' out in pail- tbe garden. There was more he pailful the last time, to she be holler outside and lett the ending .,n the Boor, and while as outside the baby backed into it on the floor. A doctor was oe,l and the baby did not seem n a etitical condition until the alt day, when pneumonia de - and her sufferings were ended Eh on Friday. Waterfront. N oaruer McKee was in poi t on and unloaded a cargo of 12P. - blues „f wheat at the Goderich for A Transit Co.'s elevator. ste'ainl.•r Tunic was in port 00 ay and unloaded 00.000 bushels et and nate at the Goderich r. Tuner (drown unloaded at extern 1'anade Flour Minter. M'exfrtd Wee in port on Monday and unloaded her cargo of busbies of wheat and barley at 'rich .'levntir. She cleared ou y. Ong pontoon for the northwest water extension has been COM** The forms for the coostruc- work on the second pontoon are made reedy. 'There will iso ten in all for the whole Joh. drill' scow has again .tarterd m the hatter. Several feet of the new dock bas yet to be this ammo. 4, n—Mdlian. very pretty wedding took place at loon on W °etfaber at the home e J. C. MII- I Ikeda ngw tar. Bertha, being unjc.d in to (`has. M. Robert 0n, [roe ich's young »gas men. effsiating cletxylwtll [rias Ileo. it Tutie. essrch, nioeiiged knee, m� Mir took their beautit U of Rhe wed - by the wo, the ceder W. C. T. U. Meeting. The regular meeting of the W. L. T. U. was held in the Temperance Hall on Monday afternoon, the president presiding. Mrs. Colborne conducted the devotional half-hour. It was un- animoubly decided to hold the meet- ings monthly, instead of semi-wonthly as beretofote, the meetings to be on the secood Monday of each month. The president. Me.. Davidson, was appointed • delegate to the Provincial convention to be held at Renfrew. A meeting of the (Aiken and superin- tendents will he held at the house of Mrs. R. W. M^Kenzie on Monday evening next, October 21, to plan the work for the comiag year. Temperance Field Day. Neat Sunday will he a field day for temperance workers io Goderich. The day'* program will be carried ut.t under the auspices of the Dominion Alliance. At 4 o'clock p.m. a naso i meeting will to held in Knox church, to be addressed by Rea. W. S. Mac- Tavish, Pb. D., field secretary of the , Alliance, and. Mrs. Uwen Hitchen. nf' Toronto. H. Rutbven Macdonald, the well-known Toronto vocalist, will sing. Dr. MacTavish will speak in Knox church at the morning service, and at North street Methodist church in the ; evening. dm Bitcbcox will speak in Victoria *tree- Methodist church in the morniog, and in the Baptist church at night. A Clever Magician. The Y. M. C. A. entertainment• couree opened for the season on Tues- day night with a performance by' Laurent the magician. There was a good house, and the magician edified, mystified and thoroughly enter- tained his audience. The interest was maintained ata high pitch from be- ginning to end, relieved o,-casionally' by a hunt of leughter at Jenne amus- ing feature of the perfornwn,e, and it was the general verdict that Laurent was about the. cleeer•est and most popular performer ever seen upon the stage in Goderich. Now that the Y. M. C. A. course has got sway' with such a good start, there will be much interest in tbe remaining engagements. the next of which is that of Alton Packard on December et b. Board of Trade Matters. An invitation has been extended to Hon. W. H. Hearst, Minister of [ands' and Mines in the Ontario Government, to give an address at a Board of Trade luncheon is Goderich at some early date. The Minister bas accepted the invitation and the council of the Board of Trade is making further arrange tneut■ for the event, which it is expected will be ooe of considerable, interest. The date. which is not yet fixed. will tie announced in due time. Another matter to which the Board ; of Trade eoun^it is giving attention is that of the proposed publicity campaiggn for the county of Huron.I A meeting ,vill probably be held at Clinton shortly to bring together , representative men from different parts ot the county to discuss pineal for furtbei4ng the project. The Gode- rich Ho..rl of Trade will send rep- resentstivrs to this meeting to show its active interest in the (novemeot 10 boom the county. G. C. I. Notes. The Collegiate institute Literary Society will meet on Friday evening of this week. A feature of the pro - gram will be a mock trial conducted by the fourth form pupils, it pro mime to be an event of especial inter- est—to the prisoners at the bar, at any , rate. 7 he prises won in the athletic spotts will be presented at this meet - Ing. The attendance at the Irietitute is now about 190. In order to provide aernmm.dailoo for the additional class wbich has been formed this term it has been found neewswary to move the commercial form to the assembly ball, where a ooey, well -lighted roost Mas been partitioned off for tett pur- pose. This will do very nice) for temporary quarters until the addition to the mbool building is completed next year. Principal Hume is planning a series of lectures in the oatnre of a t Ms -amity extension course, which will give the u an pupils and the people of Goderict gen - 1 svis. Itl.bratei with eraily the opportunity of beerier ed- its n11 ros.T alleriw tsrii s dramas by i [University tees tiow subJects lUttle gvelyn o i to � �yr' are eepsefally gtsl- asad. a 1� soler, niece of i � lairct6ee itvlees lyf prNty lower lett M Iso time. Interred in Cedberne Uer mery. flrebed '° wMatt silt, Altos: thiscourse wlll gins aft: sat dews to the wedding ane[ .vbiebMr. and Nen. Rob - boreal. „4 tI. T. R. Om dlwa Qto. oth.r palms es their Parslnw MMrYrs. t w. Jt- -+l td, Toronto : IMp, are, J. L bloom masa b leis.w r, a.d ill a -tat. "bur". �aih tfr anti EN will sed b Ita°ws wale amt aunt, theWog Wade in the tastily Colborne The funeral wets[ ucted by Rev. George B. and Rev. JAMAS Hamilton. and at the graveside the Oddtellowe' burial service was oogducted by n lSerbera of Huron Lode, Ido. 02. Who Were present in a body. The pall- bearers were members of Huron Lodge : Mayor Reid, Reeve gunning*, Deputy Reeve Clark. Dr. Hunter. Jas. Bucbaaa°. jr., and R. C. Dunlop. Amoss those who followed the re- main* to the cemetery were a cumber of the employees of the Goderieh Planing Mills. with which the deceased wits for many -ears identified. Mr. and Mrs. b[cQuarrie and Mrs. Strettou, of Brussels. parents and sister ot Mrs. Lawson : Athol Mc- uartie, also of Brussels. and the Jean and Aorta Iawacu. of wes'w here fo.r the funeral of be relative. "Into the duik end woe One bred oo yeeterdey So man of us my know By a hat mysterbue say "He had been comrade tong : Wt bin would hold him *WI.. 3u:, though our will be strong. There tie -trouser will - "Beyond the woleme night He will and moraine dream The .umreer's laminae light Beyond tab .now'. chill gleam. 'The clear. unfaltering eye. The inalienable out. The calm. high energy. - Tbey ant not fail the goal. "Lane v, ill be our content It It be our. to go One de> the pate he went IOW the duck aid *now." LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF Keep up to data Let Pridhem the Tatler make sour tall „ult and otercoat. Some nobby new good, in .tock' Latest *tyke, perfect M. Havet, ou ordered those window shades et Remember that :smith'. Art Store [[sake., them any else or color to order. Brads and wooden "urteiu pole• also made to order. Always something interesting and up to date at Lyric Theatre. Fresh salted peanuts and pure home-made candy at Blackstone's'. Wingbaw is•expecting to have soon a branch of the Jackson Manufactur- ing Co.'s business. The regular monthly meeting of Ahmeek Chapter, D. O. E., will be held on Monday. October 21, at 4 o'clock, in the court house. At a meeting of General Brough Chapter, I). O. E., on Monday, it was decided to contribute $5 to the funds of Alexandra hospital. The Chapter is planning to hold a euchre party early in January. P. J. Carey's new house on \Vellire- ton street is completed, We wish !I,. and Mrs. Cagey many years of happi- ness in their new home, which they have named "The Doves' Nest." on Thursday. October 10, Mrs. Pol- lock entertained the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Baptist church. About twenty partook of supper and the rest of the evening was given over to wholesome fun. A special meeting of the ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will be held Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. in the Y. M. C. A. rooms. A large at- tendance of members is requested, as final an angements will be made for the bazaar to be held November 7th. Mr. and Mn. Wm. Matheson and daughter. of Donegal, Perth county-. were in town last week locating a tesi- dencm, as they intend to move to Goderich shortly. They made a pur- chase of J. T. Newell's house on Hincks street. Mr. Matt•eeen is a hrotber of A. E. Matheson. A new agricultural weekly. The Canadian Count'yman, has made its bow to the public. It presents an at- tractive appearance, and if the initial number is an index to those which are to follow it should soon have a large number of readers. The price of The Canadian Countryman is 111.00 a year. but in cnmhinatioo with The Signal it way be had at $1.35 for the two pewee. The remakes of the late Jobe Low seek whose death at West •ssmmer- MM. S. C., was westisasd Is The S lima1 bat Week. arrived no Friday 'yeah* by C. P, R., as.su.1106.d by Idale as 5 . wife sad his bather. . V. Lawson. The latter meg a stilt tieMelyf�/.tlesethat • sad d wee so weart� r bier PERSONAL MENTION. Mr'. Wm. Tighe te ti-iting her on. Edward Tighe, at Galt. Austin Chisholm. of Ottawa„ ie -pending two weeks in town. )1J. Mod Mr-. R. J. Megnw left on Tncrday un A 1c!1:013. to N'innitrg.eod, D. B. ilol.of Windsor. was vatting in town this week. bra. Black. of Toronto. G cieitine her sister. Mrs. (Dr.I Emmerson. Mrs. A. Henderson left on Saturday last for Detroit it here she will 'pend the 'rioter. George Warriner, of Clinton, wed vleiting his son. Thomas, of Hamilton street for a few de), F. 1. R.,rdette has returned trona a :mint Vs vi.lt to her former home at Ravenna. thio. Ker.! Pollock left on Wednesday to attend the Raptletconventlon :.t Brantford from the 16th to the 23rd. Jack Ppaagse� of the Western Canada Flour Mills Co.'m Tesonto °Moe. was to town for a °snpb of darn this weak. eiserge Porter returned home last week from Datenllk, N. V. R'* arc .ora- to report that he la st W in very poor health. W. it, Mimi, of The I.nodon Free Prem.. was in town this week for a day or two. the guest of M his parents. Mr. and Maw fl. M. F.11iott. Mr. and Mn. D. Mettle. who end their home no 'Albert street to F. N'. Mellonagh. have taken rooms n Ith Mrs. Nott. Bruce aret. Elmer Phillips. formerly of Lucknow, and sow ref Animas. Bandl. was the guest of ht• ceatie, loss Lulu Phillips. for • fear days the pia weak. &bed Meguarrie. of Br.seels. former) of Hie BMaal Mag, we. so tow* fora few W psi work. He was here attesding t twnwwl at bis wash. the lata John Looms. 1.Wio'skew, lab of the Throat* Carpet C..'e roof at Tomato was Visiting at AO home is tows bra few slogs this ask be fore l.svtall to t.1.. tion web the Malta Hes Oh at TM Nowa-Raooed eoteplierrots fl S. Cast M1 Oedoriell two the Bee alt ��oaoa����wwMor Ae Mr le lar t Fawa,' �/o B Ne�w►Rorad. 'ow of the Bean Rase of amen to Wiese is tens see the wwb.N os* tsss et W plate ■lows both too.* s'siii U=swore glad to lay° W soot arras Is�rt ale *let et .g�sos a maw dpi lee sslsoeeeel ewee t Oat aRAea, ham a tea 1•0 ibm ft ma ws obi the wattle f,- ,seosoted N W may a few hears bsforw he brsatMd s011N. 1�'Ia�sl • hast d lei Irl, .pity f-1Jasal tick Pl°ee e° us:arta. - to AttsiwI nn Netwre•y Oe � 'eiPortti ---` mammon Ratorde aIA� [Feels thud* l . Itltl. ts ter ass ver. J. 0 boo of 1 dept. �. aal� W • Gawsen. deeeased'R a ens EIST . S-TuE.T GARAGE 8 F cAS $ PAINTb:D, OVERHAULED AND STORED FOR 50 Payable, hall with order. balance uo satisfactory completion of job. This is a specially low price. and we .hall bate MOW for only 10 cars. tW you should contract early. Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery' OODERICH. ONT. 'Parols SOS • CHURCS NOTES. The uterubere of the Young Women's Circle of the home mission- ary auxiliary of Keo: church are preparing for an Afternoon tea and sale of work on L'ecetaber :nth. in Knox church Sunday evening Rev. Geo. E. Roes will continue his series of discourses on the early Christian church. Subject : ••Anan- ias and Sapphire." At the morning service Rev. W. B. MasTavish, Ph.D., of Kingston, will deliver an address oe temperance. representing the Do - minims Alliance. At North street Methodist church next Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alfred Brown, will have charge of the ser- vices, preaching in Om morning and. conducting the adult Bible claw. In the evening Rev. Dr. W. S. McTavish will speak to behalf of the Dominion Alliance. Mr. Ruthvso MacDooad will eiog. A cordial welcome to all. Mn. Owen Hitcbcpek. representing the Dominion Alliance. will address the coogrertatinn in Victoria street church next Sunday forenoon. Rev. Harold Willan-, of Nile, will have charge of the service. Master Ernest Morgan will sir_ . solo. In the even- ing Rev. Herd ,- Willem will preach. All are invite 1 to attend these services. On Sunday- morning Rev. Gro. E. Russ. of Knox church, will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist churchto the evening the speaker will on Mn. Hitcbcox, who will represent the Dominion Alliance and present its claims. Bible school and Bible claw will meet at :i p, m. Visitors- will be. cordially welcomed to SII these ser - The first annned meeting of the Huron Presbyterial o[ W. H. M. S. will be held in Knox church, Gode- rich, on Thursnay, October 24, begiu- ning at 2 o'clock p. w. Dutiog the afternoon a number ot paper* will be given on this very Interesting and im- portant work. in the evening 111 8 o'clock there will be a short musical Program and an address by Mrs. H. M. Kipp, of Toronto, corresponding and hospital ,frcretary ot W. H. M. S. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these meetings. A silver of- fering will be taken at both meetings. A Halifax rorteopendent writes : "A few years ago wren Rev. Geo. Ross, of Goderich. wee pastor of Zion church, Charlottetowneehe conceived the idea of forming' an ' rder of re- cruits for the ministry to meet the present deficiency. Sinew then the movement bas gone steadily on and this year five blight young men have gone to Halifax to pursue their studies. They are alt graduates of Prince of Wales College and enter Dalhousie University in the second year. One of the aims of the move- ment is to secure men when they are young and so able to take the full course. A branch has been started by Rev. Kenneth Munro. of !overflew, and already numbers fourteen," --The Presbyterian. The forty-seventh annual Provincial convention of the Ontario Sunday. School Association will meet in Oen- tenary 'Methodist church, Hamilton, on October 21-24. This is the largest assemblage of representative religious workers that meets in the Province. The Ontario Sunday School Associa- tion includes all Protectant Sunday schools that can 1* included under the term "evangelical''ln faith and ta••r'b- ing. It is the Ontario branch of the International Sunday School Associa- tion, which is the backbone of the Sunday school movement of the world. The opening session on Mon- day evening, October 21st, is for mem- bers of the general executive only. This is the governing body. it is composed of three representative* from each county and city unit in the Province, and is an Incorporated body. The public part of the program continues from 10 o'clock oh Tuesday iota morning until 10 p. m. oo Tbureday, and is the °tro°gest ever presented to the constituency. The boot city, Hamilton, agrees to entertain 700 dile- gates on the Harvard plan 1Ioigieg and breakfast fres). This smatter bas bean allotted to the variolas subdivi- sions in are Association in IINdted ountber's. All appiicatioaa for cream - Dols must be made to the Ontario Sunday School Association, Confeder- ation oncederation Life Building, Toronto, and so- coorpanied by the enrolment tee, 50c. Bulletins, outlining particulars, may he had on application to the above ad- dress. A Splendid Attraction. Seldom have Londoners beat treated to such • rare mueiciI program as that given by the Royal English Hand Bell Ringers, and the crowded house did not toil to show theirappreciation. Seery number received an encore, the "Caliph of Begpiad," "Oavalbieria Rustirana," and Handers "Hallelujah Chorus" being exceptionally well rendered. A feature of the evening was the alto solo, "Love's Own !tweet Song," by Mr. Chat leewortb, while the conductor, Mr. Jeasop, not only proved himself an able leader, but, also a very pleasing bass soloist. HiE, ring- ing of B. van's •7Le Old Soldier" was delighUul. Mr. Wain bay a very flee tenor voice, which was heard to ad- vantage in his bolo, as well as in his duet with Mr. Jeeeop. Mr. Dawson's humorcut reading* greatly pleased the audleoce.—London "Advertiser," Mar. 11. 1912. At Vittoria Opera House on Tuesday., October 2nd. ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Brophey studio will be open alt Theologising Day. 2t Watch for the great 101 Bison fea- ture picture at Lyric Theatre. Blackstone. make a specialty of fancy ice, cream hrieks for social occasions. 'Phone 241). Good po-itions await the graduates of the NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Owen Sound, Oat. 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M. .ennasetsn or M Rae. 1i W RN 11 ITCHOOX, of Toronto, and REV. W. 8. MaeTAViSH, Pb. D.. Field neeretary. RT'TBVW'4 Mei-DONALD. The tgl.heatrd *panto Basso. will reader several «Mart inns. Yee O. Hilrh4oi will spook le Victoria Street \I.-thndiet Chen* le lbw nem nine. wad in the Repent Glusrrh et night Dr. i llseTa.isbt will *peek la knot Cherish in t h ' morn. at. Rad he Perak Street Netbttdkpt (Aser.-b at nigh.. Iln Llntbrrn Ma• U °..I I w .11 .Ing et the tow s_r, is + n an, +1 0 3111AINK OF CANADA surram baHZD 18Eti Just mail you want Ued- up CaOted. Beet wad riled Pepate 111114.1715.1100 Total Asset* lover) $08,1100,000 Savo TI.e Wren Yes ire Bos' by carrying on your banking by mail. us your deposits, or your cheques when to withdraw money. We give special atttation to business handled in this way, and will be glad to have you make use of our service. W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Branch.' MINSK EAC.: MMANCINI,) Y. W. Ae01. - - - s+ sageb whipas megbe. aL. fC 1 G Y. C. 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I &n Willing To Prove Can Cure You To That End I Am Giving Away $10,000, Worth of Medicine In order to show beyond all doubt that 1 tram in possession of a medicine that will cure kidney trouble, bladder trouble or rheumatism, 1 will this year give away ten thousand ollars' worth of this medicine, and anyone suffering from thew 'diseases can get a box of it absolutely free. All that is necessary is to send me your ad- d ress. 1i don't mean that yon are to use • part of it or all of ,t and pay me if cured. 1 moan that I will andou • boa of Itis medicine absolutely free of charge, a gift from me to the Urie Acid sufferers of the world, ro Ido Mow them where and hew they may be aired. I will not expect lament for this tree mesh - else, nor would I accept it non or Tater if )on a<nt it. It is free in the real meaning of the word. per twenty-five years--• quarter of a ren- turr-- 1 have been trying to c, ounce the pub - Ar that I have something genuine, sow..thmg better than others have for the cure of stub. - Urn, chronic ehenmati.m, for torturing kid- ney ba,kabe for anyng calls to urinate. lint it » ha-r,I to r. • •r.,"u a people—they try a few [hives unwn•revf ally and give. np alt hope end refuse to lige• to anyone thereafter. Happily. 1 em b s politico now to demon. Orate to caterers at my own expense that I have a medicine that cures these disowns. 1 Jon'. ask them to spend any money to find mit: 1 don't ask the to believe me, nor even to talc the wet, of reliable people. bet •11 1 •,q is alma they Blow Me to wend them the med.tin, at my ern cost Tbat is surely (air, To 0.. end 1 have set side len thousand .Melo.., nitwit 1I1 At used to eempound say . scdse,ne. 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FRANK LYNOTT who b Wales sissy $tern. worth r s o ngiso I ran say further that this tMKtiet hi+ >trn vouched for according to Mw as emptying In every Isnot with ail rgturen.ents. 11 wilt slop rhn umansm, it will Mop pain an•l h./wh- eelie, it will stop ton fre:meat dr•,re to u rinate; it will bud. soothe end strengthen. Veil will be better in every way bet harlot/ taker it There ie not an i.g .dirM that ear. Injure; net twe bus will benefit All that s sok is that you use it yemself ao that yowl ins,be personally convinced. ing to the large numb,- of request,, 11 have had ten thousand more rivies .asip medical book printed. Thi. heel, .s now , up to date and contains complete d•sttiertees. tyrepteme. mars, effects sad teem of kidney, kl•dder aid rbeswwamalle diseases All who arae for tM free reediting sin be sent a •r/Ir .4 this grand I$.Mr•t m.,4 sl kook— /M larpsst citta .Aare M three d.se•set l' -r fere eaD Jog t ,� r1 1l yon nM.. 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