The Signal, 1914-2-5, Page 3\
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THE
ANNUAL REPORT
THE BUSINESS OF KNOX CHURCH
le WELL CONDUCTED
For the First Time in Its Existence It
Supporta • Missionary in Foreign
Fields --Tribute Paid to the Dead
by Session -Many Have Departed
During the Year
The annual report just iamtted and
presented et the manual tweeting of
the 0.,u rogation of Knox church, held
Int night, ,bows that every drpert-
III1 1 of the congregetlou is In a floe
Hourl.bing condition.
THE SESSION
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ()NTAItIO
Ta ttlaesi Y Fite. 5. 1914 III
dent, and T. T. Leckie secretary -tress•
'leer.
Y.P.S.C.K.
The offlzela of the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor are:
Honorary president, Rev. lieorgr K.
Ross; prssideut, Miss A. Nalru; let
vire--p- Yes is. Wiggles: Sad
vice-president. Miss 31. t toddest : re-
cording secretary. flim I. N. Mc-
Creath ; corresponding ereretary,
Mies N. Telt : treasurer, John Donald-
son
Co re of Co Ittees-look out,
Miss 1.. McArthur; prayer meeting,
Mims 1) Nairn ; +eels', Alia 1. &sults:
Music, Mi.. 1t. ('lark ; Hower, Miee J.
Saunders!; ritin M:. U. Ntot:dalt
missionary, Mire Rey Dunlop ; Liter-
ature, Miss M. MacDonald.
The fioeare In excellent shape
esow
and there was a balance on hand of
$7.117 on January 1st.
Y.W. ARTHUR CIRCLE
MERITS 01The number of families connectedTho nineteen members of the, Young
with the congregation and for whose , otnen'm Arthur Auxiliary have all
been eothuaastic in the work. IL it
shepherding the Session 1s responsible, with !ouch pleasure that they ate able
art r
�N IJ by alar n, reported last Teal, viz., to report that the member", by their
j��r�j' h g I, ha
LINIIEN jl
BOOKBINDING'
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
(101.1) LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
All order.. SIGN AL. ( attended
er cb. on laving
hr,. •t THE
A. E. TAYLOR. MTRATvonn.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. (ALLOW. M. B.
office and nr/deoce. north street. Dederick,
m a; h of t'unnt y Heat• ry omrr. Telephoning!.
It. F. J. R. KOItITER-E1 E, EAR,
oars and throat only. How •ues,eon.
Sere York Ophthalmic and Aural Inrtltnte-
•linteal Amid-. Lir. Now and l hroat Ho -pita'.
t.ulden Spears. and Morreaea Kye Ho.pltal.
tendon. En•lasd. °Moet le&Waterloo `trona
Mttrxthrdt apoo•ite Knox Church. Hour. s,
• •o (±a. w.. 2 to m.. T tot p. m. Teleupm.e
1►KM. 6E0. AND M. K. WHITING
11 HK1LICMANN. o-teulythe speci 111 :rt
.mart,. and ehdd net .11i.n
hrot,.• and a*%eu. dt.otden. Rye. .r. -.
.4,4 hroat. bietweunand rl.. eu.N. •,.•. 1 ori.
)AkerNorth .trier third door trouttLe .w,.
LEGAL
rD a• xlt 'gee al 11% la a'
taken place. New families have been
'added to the list. but an equal number
have removed. As In other places, sit
In lrodericb the ebb and the flow of life
are felt and,the personnel of the con-
gregation is gradually changing. Dur -
Dg the year .12 inemlwrr, in full ('um•
m'anion, have been added to the roll -
227 by certificate and 'L', by profession
of faith. The total nowise on 001
('nntmu ' roll is 74ii.
The sa •rauteot of baptism has been
administered to li eifents, tile
i'marriage.:
marriage» have leen eadeutoas.d
Death ha. claimed the 1.•t. of 22
i:ve1 v organisation of the c ,ogre•
' Ration has enjoyed a prosperouit year.
tend the smoker r•joiers in the vitality
ithat ,has cheractrristd the efforts of
th people in every department. The
varinha report. submitted give erupt.,
inforutdt lou of the wog!, .Ione. arid
these areal not be tefelyd to in detail.
Bait the Memion desires to expr.•.s its
very high appreciat' of the eeryi.
lof the many drvntnl workers who are
lconrtantly promoting every weal
iranse, and those nufailittg Jidelal,y
means so much to the stability and
i pr,gres+ of the church.
I The large ancl,rrgular et:eudance et
f publh• worship throughout the year
' has been ra eiurne of great encourage-
ment to till, and gives evidenc1• tit a
very deep and vital interest in ie.
liginn.
With the passing of another -year
the Session is sadly reminded of litany
places rendered vacant by death.
The fearful storm on the (heat Lake,,
on that neve:-to•be•fot-gotten Sunday
night. Novem bet illh, resulting in such
loss of lite and shipping. cast a gloom
over the whole community and
brought sorrow to tw•u of the homes
of tiny people. TO (..lilt M111 and \Ire.
Mileolnr M.Uonald and tits. Norman
Mc Donald. who mourn th.• fora of their
gallant roue Donald and Murdoch. in
the wreck of the '•\VecfouJ." un.t to
all in the congregation Whose hear •s
and homes have been hete.Ived the
'session convey. Ite riucerear sy,npat by
and'cotnumend+ them to the Father of
wet -cies, anal the God of all corufor•t.
The list of threw who died during the
year : l'larenc.• Willi, Doak. died Jan-
uary a, age '9 months ; \I:try Jane
Hr,wn, January 27,, ill year.: Hester
May Ilietet, .I,tnnaly 2.4. Infant: James
Munro, Frhi'uau y Lit. 7s years : Janet
Uonaldion.flat 0h 21 17 yeas; Wil-
liam J. Cox. March :44, 111 years; Sarah
Jane Bisset. March 39. 511 years: Hugh
Crawford. April it, 7S years: Alex
antler Olen, April 1:1.71 years: DenieI
McLeod, June 11. 73 year.: Clara Mc-
tjuarrie Lawson, .Inns 211 27 years:
Uharlott • Horton. July 7 714 y -eat.:
Henry ()driven, July 271, 77 years;
i'lorenre :iugusta Bishop, Augost '211,
1 year; Willie Mendelson, Septriiiher
15. 111 year : Mary Amelia Mrl.ean,
September 27. 1 months ; Helen Hut
chicon, Ort li er 11. 'cc years: Margaret
McAuley, Noveu,4•er 1. 72 yeses : Milt -
dock Me )onaid. November 9, S.i y'ea r
Donald McDonald. November i, 21
year,: t'aetberine Boyd Morris, Decent
her 12, >1 Veal •; John And' ew-, De-
cember 12, 42 Teat...
The past year has been made mem-
orable in the history of the c.tlgtega-
tion by sending forth to the toteign
Held A tnissionary, in the pel.on of
Mr. L. D. S. t'oxson. Hie ordination
as one of the elders sad his designa-
tion as our m:ssinnary- to Central
India will never b• forgotten by those
privileged to witness the occasion.
MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
YItoCDtooO'l, HATH K KILW1t
.�\. barrt+cera, ers...otatietasitiw
electors in the MariUu•e l-6urt, etc. Prfrate
Mid. to lead at toeoet rate. of triter -se. 1
office.. F,a.t M. square, Ooi.$eh. We.
ettut:ht-ta/r. K. 1'.. It. C. HAYe.. .1. i-
101.LuK-1N W. 1'KUuUF•sir• Jr
G. CAMERON, H. R. RARRIS
B TKIt, senator, notary pahlic• (mese-
, k1.euetoa !lase:. Oodertch, tbtrd door trust
• ., este.
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'HARLE$ (JARROW, LLB.. IJAR.
KILITElt, attorney, .otteltgr. ek.. tt,,rle
r, ' . Monty 1.. lead at lowr.t non.. _
AUCTIONEER.
I!HONIAM OUNDRY •
AUCTIONEER
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box. s:. Ooderich. All ioatractiou. by mall .1'
lin et Signal olace wall be prumntly .t
ra.ded to. I:n.4deutr, t.kpoune 44'• i
INSS�UkAIICE, LOANS. ETC.
$20,000 PRIVATK FUNDS TO
loan. Apply to M. O. CAM.
.ituN.lt+rrtrbr Haaalltoaitrect.Uoderteb.
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!MIURA:4CE AGENT.
Flak AND Llalr,I\N : British, Csuadlaa and
American.
At";11411urt 0IC1 om 46XD aMetWTaai Loom.
try : The Ocetia At.c dsat and Usaraatee
oeyontOon limited. of Landon.
I IU►.IJTT ave (�oaaaxvaa Solna : The U.S.
Fidelity and Otsaraaue Calumny.
nice K rwddrac , northeast minter of Tic -
or i., and an. band • street. Mottos 1781.
iicKIWAAP MUTUAL FIRE IN
9.14. sUnaNCe Co. -Yams and 1.Wated
v.rqrfy iaseled.
oaken -J. -B. Isda•a. Pre. natorth P.O.:
la- t onnolly, Vboe-Ptea.. litderic•h 1'..1)..
Human E. bays, Dass -Tress, thmaseth P. O.
i n1 ester,. -11. F. lt.(irrsor. esdesea : John
N' letap p ; St insanities/A.4. oestae0.;
John Heca-w,M, nrodheeree; /anew trans.
Heceh wood: Koitert Ferris. darks& ; Maioslm
11. '-wen, tlra+Amtd.
Agents : J, w . yea. : It. tiselt .
Harlock; \Vtlesm Cb...ey „,fortA; b.
Hinrhley. tlesterU. Paisq-audsr., ap p47
.asameau sar a
and mit iknds rend at
H. J. >tervlek's (_'IMi1ag etw.CInwn. or at i1.
H. t art's Omelet y. (1•rgrtM street Oodertoa.
•A1WAGE LICENSES
OODERIC AL ONT.
.
VoTtc,F.. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
P011br received for Auberrillilliost
pigmies and kils work. and reveled' eau be
fee ansousa• noel for the mina.
THE FIRST STEP
Wee =ease en mesh. I t lin. meant
tegillerreet oar"( "14:911.
ko alms 9111119911.9. irsed ...slat
( HEIrligreage strew Tor
41111111
The mi.sionary committee repotted
that the amount rontriboted for the
educational, benevolent and mission-
ary work of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada has been the suns of Vann.
`CL Tye financial statement for 1913,
was: Balanes. from 1912, $11 : offering
fret 1913,'$IN1(.19: cheque ;ictus Sun-
day school treasurer, *100.:14: heck
interest. 54.442; total--*UTA4,0:'; ex-
pense ac:.ouot for duplex envelope*,
1120.12: amount remitted to Bev. John
Somerville, U.U., Missionary treasur-
er. Toronto, $1404.79.
SUNDAY 9l•HOO1.
The report of the Sunday school was
veru encouraging and a ..salon was
}} during( Viie`enr.
The highest was -(i i, the
lowest 217. the average attendance
:1t, and the number on roll 6r17. By
adding 12(1 on the cradle roll and the
gatfamilies in the bane department,
the total is 1113 A large number at-
tended every evasion during 11113. arsd
racy one is entitled to $ diploma,
which is being pcgsided I.y the eebool.
There are ;at 6lnases in Use main
school, 11 boys and 13 Revile. Then
was a balance on hand of *1,1.10.
The officers foe the home department
are \Ino. . . 0. McDonald, +np.4inten-
own efforts entirely, have made three
of their circle, Mrs. Kell Mier Irene
Sault' and Mise Iris kWa1'nock, life
menthe's of the W.H. M.8.
The finances are iu a good state.
The officers are :
Honorary president, Mrs. (ieorfe E.
Roe; p esident, Ere. Walter Kelly ;
vice-ptr.ident, Mise Ila Allen ; treas-
urer, !Miss Irene Hanks ; sucie tory,
Mira Josie Maunders.
TIIEh CHOIR
The choir held its aon.utl meeting on
SrbNeurbrr S11i. The election or
°Meets for the ensuing year resulted
as follows: Honorary i•resident, H. 1.
Su•ang, L. L. 1). ; pt evident. 31'-. Jas.
Mitchell ; vier-pee.ideot, 3Ir. J. E.
Tom; secretary, \lis+ K. Watson;
treasurer. Mr. John 11 McKay.
There are 711 meintre•rs rurulled and
an average attrndrnce of 40.
PASTOR'S AID 94/'IEl'1-
The Pastor; Aid Society tenni ted
that although few families are in dis-
tress, still in • - b where the
head of the 1 sr has been u;it of'Hi-
pluy meatnr•oblige.i l.y circumstances
overwhich he rosy have no control.
to work only half time. which weans
hall pay. the officers helve been able
in acVel al caser., to supply wAla au clo$tu-
iog. The he•arty re -ponce. by the
congregation, to the pestor•'s appeal
for warm sre•on&•hanat clothing has
been touch appreciated. If there aro
still some who have warm clothing to
dispose of. please rend it to the ve.-
try. raddre-sed to the pastor. and it
will be placed where most needed.
TREASURER'S REPORT'
The Uea.urer's repott showed a net
belittler in the hank of 1191.20. The re -
apo. (tool off.rirgs and plate, coffee -
times Amounted to $4000.3.5 and togeth-
er ,v lth ior1, ler" of her objects
amounted to $1183,14. The expendi-
tures con.i.Iing of salarie.. supply and
tither rhurcli maim emitter and benev-
olent didn't ',einem, auwwlted to
$thti.lra,
1'he µmets! turd rash amoent.how-
eti a h.11ence for 11412 of er$htt,kll and
deficit for year 191:1 of Cr.21.91. caving
hal •live oh hand of $.4.06 an 1 total
of Cat S9. Fat' the session fund there
.via+ a belanc.• on hand from 1912 of
b 11111) 4 r:1 1.
.100,', earner! forward to 11414
were : tient-tat fund, $81.88; relief
fund, $9.31: scesion (mid, $11111.90 : ,
hit belancr on hand and in hank.
$191.2a.
The n,:ssionary eonunirtee have
this year rontrihuted halt the east of
the duplex envelop,.., $29.12, which
has been dedudted from printing ac-
t count.
1hr NYeit,en'a Home Missionary so-
ciety have hal a surers.(,,I year and
despite all charitable diwbnsements
bave a belurce on hand of a i.
The , resignation of 1 he esteente 1
president, Mr.. Rom., which tbok plate
last Februai y. was the cans,' of very
deep regret to the society ; hilt owing
to ill health it was most essential' that
she should take a complete rest. 81rs.
Hunte very kindly took her place as
presidents for the Valance of year. Mrs.
Koss remaining as honorary presi-
dent.
The officers are : Hon. president.
Mrs. Ries : president, Mrs. H
first vice-president, Mr,. Kelly ; second
vice-president. Mr- McClachetty ;
secrete! y, 'Mrs. Proudfoot : treas•irer.
Mrs. G.rrow : home help secretary.
Mr.. McFarlane; supply secretary.
Mrs. Coats ; library secretary, Mrs.
Mitchell : strangers' secretary. Mrs.
P. M'Kwan, jr. ; pioneer secretary!
Miss .Manson ; piwoast, Mia Nairn.
MiSSI.ON BANii
The officers of the mie.ora band are :
president, bliss Wiggins : first vice-
president. Miss Dunlop ; second vice-
president, Miss C. Framer ; third vice-
president, Miss K. Hamilton : record.
ane-eecreta.y, Mies Etta Waults : cor-
responding -secretary. Al 1 s s Jennie
Manson ; treasurer, \Ire. C. Ibty ;
assisting -treasurer. Eric Wilson ;
choristers. Vera Latimer. Maxine
Burdett. ; pianist. Miss isle Hume;
adiltess. Mies Agnes Maunders ; con•
%MOP%• eat ntetyica..,aomtlrlMheris. Mho
Addlalde Nkirn : loon.<'rnt eoinmittee.
Doris Martin (convened. Willie Don-
*Mson. Har,kl Murray sod Hazel
Hirnie.
The total membership is 117 end
the average attendance tw-n, whleh is
11aategg��cc than lest year. The life men,-
Mrspip was added during the year.
Them= of $R0.37 wee raised by the
Band, 1140.t1)oi which wart sent to the
Presbyterial treasurer • base con-
taining Christmas presents and cloth-
ing was sent to the west and wit
valued at N6•99.
MANAGERS' REPORT
Brophey Bros.
GODEItICH
108
Freers! Diredars
sad Embalmers
Orders earotaliT attomiod to
at all hours, night or day.
NOXin A '.COLD
Ilse bast Cough Medicine
drat. Me. pee bottle. at
In tbe spring, through tbe generous
oller,of tbe Ladies' Aid Association.
which undertook to bear the expense,
the committee were able to have the
walls and ceiling of Lb, basement.
renovated. and some other improve-
ments made. The remtlt has been to
add very greatly to the Ames/noes
and comfort of the room. mod the com-
mittee wish to thank moot heartily
the ladies whose zealous efforts made
such an improvement possible. The
the evening of and it added
°Web to the interest add pleasure of
lb. Rev. Dr. Tomball. were le to be
for chi]. present and take part in the protwod-
all drug Inv,
le bate etwowiter a sew iseenest walk
e
Delicately
flavoured --
Highly
coucen-
tratsd.
WHY WORRY !
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
"Clark's" .
was put down at the side of the
church and new r etre were made in
front. Just before the close of the
year, to meet the wishes of sottw of
the tilde' people, the committer bad ea
iron rail placed at the sidle e f the
stairway leading into the basement.
'rhe treasurer's statement ►hoes
that there was a der:reale• of $It1. 13 on
the total receipts of envelope. and
plates for current expenses and that
the balance uu hand at the beginning
of the year was only $191 2''. The
committee think it well, therefore, to
repeat the following sentence_ from
last year's report "As he expenses
are likely to increase from year to
year, and ns it Is very desirable, if not
necessary-, to begin the veal• with a
balance nn hand of lh(st, it is evident
that an increase in the regnant. effet-
ing i. needed in order to hive OW
'loan •.•e in ,a est i.(actury condition. • ,
A Cure for Drunkenness
Within the Reach•of all
That alcobnlisua is a di yea se at. no'r
recognized by sterner. No man in 1tae
senses I.t-tt,g. disgrace and 1.1,1n 1,11
Idni„•If and family 1hiough choice.
.Acura stop+ the craving for drank,
builds up the system, stead,,'s the ner-
ere. It 1s guarantied to elite of bene-
fit or money refunded after a fait- trial.
Alcura Nu. 1 eat, be given secre•tIv bt'
any wife or Mut her wantingto restore
a dem one to health and usefnlne.•
-tticnra No. _ is the voluntary tie..t-
went:
Can Ie had ett our star.• Only 9;1 Of
per hex. -\•k• fnr over Prey- llq.eLtet
about Aleut a. E. It. Wigle. Ihegotist,
(ioJerich, Ont.
•KIDNEY HEADACHE
•
is cau-..i from the blood being thick-
ened with uticacid ir,ia1ms eilrulating
in the head. Anti -(-ria Pills cure all
form, of kidney- trouble. They are so
good end .o sure F. J. Rutland gn Gran-
tee, then!. Be attire you get Anti -1 ri
Pills. 13 V. Marion oh every ,h..c.
Sold only at 1-' J. Rutland sdrug stere
Gct vont stationary printed at The
Signal.
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PIcCaI I's
Patterns
Perrin
it loves
The New Wash Goods
FEBRUARY is the month most women do their family sewing
and we are better prepared to meet every requirement than
ever before.
456501.505/51,50.
Anderson's Kindergarten
for Children's Wear
The ideal gxlitea for children's Wash
Multi and Dresses is Anderson's kindergar-
ten sloth. extra tough wearing colors.
perfectly fast, in newest designs. 10 inches
wide, per yard 20o
Anderson's Celebrated
Glasgow tiinghams
For the hest wearing and washing
gingham you can make no mistake in iwie.ct-
ing chi•• standard lin,', every color lerfectln
taut. 27' inches wide, per yad. 1So
Special Values in White Cotton
.1. fortunate purchase of white Cotton
sect'. tel et the 1,1,1 triers. this uae,ans a de-
rided saving. Except i.,,, 11 great valeiea,
Canadian and inlpn. ted Cotton,. at per Bedford ('olds and Pique,, plait}, and
yard loc. 12ir, Ia•, 17e and.. .... ...... IBo fang'. from per luted 20o
The New Prints
A !ergs. shipment of the new prints
just opened up in all the newest designw in
light and dark grounds in almost every
conceivable style of pattern. The quality
is better than former seriatim, a heavier
print and abta,lutely fast M.lprs.
Palatine! Prints, 31 inches wide. per
yard 1Mio
• The Fancy Wash Goods
Ratite,, crepes, crepons and ell soft
dinging materials -Will hold /rat place in
this season's wash materials. In mu- stork
will he found all the newest and popular
colorings which will be scare,. later on In
rhe season. Crepes and roils from. per
yard, lar. to 500
During this month all odd lots of wintergoods, including Fur Coats.
etc., will be cleared at sweeping reductions.
McCall's new Spring Patterns now all in stock.
Pima" Millar's Scotch Store 'Phene 51)
.24 CANADIAN KNIGHT
DISTINGUISHED SERVICEORDFR
COMPr1NIDN c: TH RANGE
A PASTE I THE F F DALLEY O aro.' NO DUST
NO WASTE HAMILTON CANADA No RUST
1
11 Electric Fixtures
SUPPLIES
WIRING REPAIRS
W. J. HIJIMART
PIl0Ni:1a7
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`Read Our
Personal
Money -Back
Guarantee
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AA
You Can
Try This
Remedy
At Our Risk
Irroxy
YOU know what that means -Misery -Worry -Big BillsDebts! You know you can't afford to get sick.
Keeping in good health means food and clothing for you and your family. It's up to you to take care
- of yourself. It's up to you, whenever you don't feel right, to take something to make you right, to strengthen
you, build you up. ward off worse sickness, protect you and your family! That thing we have, and in
offering it to you we protect you against money risk, by personally promising you thaf if it doesn't protect
you against sickness, we'll give you back your money without a word or question. It Is-
Iliminimmmimi:1210 Olive 011
ErnulsioN
We -
It Is the Best Remedy
When you are run-41(mo, no matter what tbE cause.
It doeim't merely atimnlate year and make you feel rest for a few
hours, but takes hold of the weakness, and builds you -up to a healthy ,
normal condition.
It is a real nerve -food tonie, a real builder of healthy nerves, rich
blood, strong muncles, gond digest ion.
It cootaine the Hyporshosphites, to tone the nerve* and give ernegy,
and give vitality, strength and heahh.
It is t to take, the greasy flavor of the Olive Oil Lavin' been
renew .
For 300 who are tired out, nervous, run-down.
for puny eitildren--iire recommend Resell olive
Oil &nutrias as the bed stedlise we knew e/ le
make and keep yen wall end Mem.
dchilitsted. weak,
We Make Our Living
out of the drug burliness rigie here in pier town. It is our duty to give
you the heat remedy we t•an for whatever yniii may heel., anti
business anew demands t hat we recommend nut hing unite« we know it's
good.
We know Resall ()live Oil FmnIsion it good. We believe it the
heist builder of health, energy,a0 rcnetlatimeaeseeesie. Iielteresr.
w*veetbrbilpistratervegoie•rewThbors:' ihelisii-e that it will make
you weft and itrong again, and wave you money and worry in the end.
We feel it is gond burliness for Is to brominism" Retail Olive oil
Emulaion and get von in use it, brewer wr know yotall thank too aSter-
ward for making our ronfidence in it so plain that you didn't hesitate
to take tes at our semi We alio feel sure th.a. onee
you have fisted it, AR enthooniat ie about it
we an. and will recommend it to slew f Read
Said eedy a doe 79911 aims Steree-the Warier
Greatest Drug Steme-111M1 • hetes
held in this tem sally by es
Ike Guarantee This Ramody to Ronal's and Satisfy You or Your Monoy Back
We don't want your money unless Rend' ()live Oil Emulsion really helps and satisfies you.
it doesn't, come back and tell us, and we'll give back your mone3-. We believe it will pro-
tect your heidth-if it doesn't, the money is yours, ard wint you to have it.
C. puglop, Phig•B•
Druggist, "Section) piock
hING 0) AEI
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