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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 237, 25 June 1918, Page 3

Another young-life campaign is being conducted this week by tho Rev.-E. Palgrave Davy. The meetings are announced to take place at St. AndrewVPresbyterian Church, from Tuesday to Friday, at 7 o'clock each evening. Competitions form a, part of tho interesting programme, and to-night ea.eh child is asked t.o bring a riddle written out, with tlio answer, and signed, for a riddle competition. Prizes will be awarded to-morrow. Another competition will be announced this evening.

AFTER A TRIAL POUND DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS UNEQUALLED FOR INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION. "I was recomraonded to try Dr. Morse's Indian ltoot Pilk, being subject to Indigestion and ' Constipation," \vri'.es Airs. Bessie il'lntyro, ol' £3 Albany Street, North Dunedin. ■ I gave your remedy a trial, and found them net in a mild manner, and, in fact, know no other remedy their equal. I am now comparatively in excellaat health, and seldom suffer with these complaints as formerly, but; have such faith in your medicine that I keep them by me in my household, and recommend thorn frequently to my friends and acquaintances. Youi have, my permission to use this evidence of their merit, as I am an old, resident."