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The quickest way to' break up rr epic is we

believe, by the use of -

Penslar lraxativt Cold Breakers F

People who guard their health use Penslar

I-°1,*‘°“1’9 °°ld B"¢“k¢l'S. because they contain no acetanilide or other opiates, . They will cure La-' Grippc and all feverish conditions in ,a very short time. You should keep them handy at all times_

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For stopping a bad cough w su ith t i

try Pcnslar White Pine Spruce Ealsgaifii a you

. This preparation will give instant relief-25c

and 50c bottles.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS _

seems weursn _~

mmM»i

- ‘ Malinoi! was actix on his own re- ; most nelds iof ensilage corn are

Jsponsibility finds uno confirmation. height of stalk fully two weeks ahead

E A i_Klng Fe;dInar:ld'li: »c;'ow;1y_ apparently - of last year.

Q Q ' s at sta e an eb s t ng to save 5 Clover and other grasses have been

DRUGSTORE A his dynasty. T rniich helped In their second growth ._

The Bulgarian Finance Minister f by the recent rains, which were much LONDON ()(‘,T_ 3 The irathmlnnd

and the~commanden-in-chief are now i needed. Reports vary greatly as to

_isp :ssh 'ws:’;<;etrhev2i;;i;éna‘ooo;;l_i_:_:i ggffaprxepicts for both clover and el-, m§__0f_f_he Rcighstag eiaturiiag h,,|t,| lslnuders are in cas.ualty_liss:

, adds that an American attacho willi Onions are being shipped by the li _C0 mg lm P35-“Ci WSU U lim* 0= .

participate In the negotiations. ' carload from points in Essex and are resist by every possible means illc K"’u"" 2'

While hllgaria .has been disinte- g much earlier than usual.

grating for monthsias a factor in the , A few fields of Warren tobacco

war, her military defeat has brought have been harvested in Essex. The , ,

*¢**;rnatters swiftly to acrisis. Her three , plants are rather small in leaf ow- 106,000 C/\Sl‘:b SPANISH

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FOR SALE

OALESMAN WANTED FOR PRINCE

Edward Island to represent well- known biscuit and cake manufac-

turers. Give full particulars in first letter, stating age, experience, sal~ ary expected and references. All applications treated as confidential. X. Y. B. Box 116 Charlottetown Guardian. 1732-10-4M6i.

waucuizu i;u.‘.1.1>_

FEMALE

W_ANTED AT ONCE FOR THE P. E.

I. Hospital a smart girl for house- work. Apply Miss Krilburn, house- keeper. 1816-10-9‘Mtf.

, , GIRL WANTED-APPLY ARLING- ton Hiotel 182 Great George St. 31

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-

work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. P. C. Brown. 1436-9-17Mtf

WANTED TWO GIRLS FOR. Davies

Hotel, one for dining-room and one -for chamber-nilsiid. Apply Davies Hotel.

WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR

general housework. Apply 248 Graf- ton Stroet. 1828-10-9Mtf.

-W LOST

' 1 LOBT - BETWEEN HILLBBORO

bridge and Vernon River 5 black wolf stole. Finder will kindly com- municate with Mrs W.G.-Sutherleiid Montague or leave at 126 Fitzroy St. 1798-10-10 M 2 _

LOST MINK RUFF ON RICHMOND

Street during Exhibition Week. Finder please leave at Guardian Office. 1583-10~10ni2ipd

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..________..._----- 'ro-i.sr-Houss 'ro LET. 17 UP» per Hillsboro St. Apply 20 _School

St. 3| ' A

`TO~LET.-THREE ROOMS PARLFLY

furnished good locatiion. Enquire

Gulldlan A. B. Dtf

C01-.DS

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Are promptly and eillcientlv A cured by the proper use of

Macs Cold Cure

A splendid remedy for Z5;

THE 2 MACS

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riiaiiiionfs.

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Heating '

Gdtilfillciés and Tamb

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FOR SALE FARM. APPLY T0 ERN-

est Seaman, Springton.

1584-9-24tits3wkspd.

Fon SALE Rsolsrsnsb si-ionr

horn bull 2 1-2 years old. Apply Wiilfred Wood, Village Green.

' 1823-10-9M4ipd.

FOR SALE A NUMBER OF YOUNG l>lEs six weeks old. Apply Ambrose Siliiphant, Hunter River, P. E. rl.

1822-10-9M2ipG.

_FOR SALE MCLAUGHLIN CAR 4

cylinders, thoroughly overhauled electric lights and self starter, in good condition. Walter S. Grant.

1510-9-20ttf

FARM FOR SALE- 50 ACRES ON

Grand View Corner with buildings handy to churches, school and stores _and only one mile from Rail- way Station will be sold by public auction on Oct. 18th. Sale to take place at 2 p. m. on premises. M.

_ M. Gillis. 1845110-10ME2i.

HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED.- AT ONCE SEVERAL good electricians to work on a big out of town construction job. Wages 50 cents 'per hour and bonus; also an opportunity for overtime. Trasport- ation furnished. Ask for Mr. Richards. Revere Hotel. 1831-10-10ME1ipd.

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LABORERS WANTED - WANTED lat once several' good laborers to work on a big out of town job. Wages 37 cents pier hour and' bonus. Transport ation furnished. Ask for lvir. Richard# Revere Hotel.. 1831-10-10ME1ipd.

WE WILL PAY VO_U $225 TO DIS-

tribute religious and patriotic liter- ature in your own community. Ex- perience not required. 90 days work. International Bible Press. Toronto. _ 1540-9-23M18i

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MISCELLANEOUS ~ ;Anri-iun M-onsiserre. PIPE on-

gsn Expert will be in this city Oct. 15th and will receive orders for ro~ pairing and tuning organs at the Revere Hotel. 1832-10-10M5i.

,___________‘__..._-------- SEND A DOMINION EXPRESS M0-

noy order. Five dollars costs three cents. 1836-10-l0MElI.

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WANTED 500 LIVE PIGEONS. WILL

pay 15 cents a piece. Write when you have ten or more and I will send for them. Roseneath Fur farm. Southport. P. E. 1. 1834-I0-10MBl.

WANTED

- wAN1'so sxpsnlsiicso i-isi.i=

I for iedier taiiprios. one who can

make pants or vests preferred. Ap~ piy D. A. si-ripe. isis-io-Mii.

wmrso ewiAi.i. roam-siiso

house or rooms for light house- keeping, Apply J. A. Gillesii

" 'reiopirorre oiiiep. iazo-io-siaiwiriiil

WARIHOUII WANTED. FAIR SIZE

central, and dry- A llf8° 009191 house woiilil do. Write "Warehouse"

,. box 128 City. _ 1714-10-2Mtf.

rxrnioric. lrnov. wsu. PAID

employment at home. in ws! 01'

. peace time-knit socks for ls 011 ' the fast. simple Auto Knitter. Plc

tieiiiars today, So _stalllfh All” KW' tor Comillli. 909'- 0 “W 0 °'°

iiiiieiiis wiui inet °“°" "'-‘2""'"'°‘

Delegates wiii interview Aiiiui ,he ,°,,,,,,,,,g ,, , _“mg” 0, W

at Once.

n1'¢enceWill'1‘nke\PheeatSnlo- nies-Kinglfordilmlxdllnsttltvo Up.Al1're\-ritoryosineeirysoiin ing 'rentionio Powua and Must Al»oGrnnt_PrhiIegs of Trnnlt lolllltenbo Armies.

LONDON. Sept. 30. - The news

f"°m B“l¢"i“ "high °°m°5 “l¥°lllh days this work has been held up by

channels com ls the belief

various pe ~ um; tm pruggig, fog the B3|gm, ga welcome to late potato. root and even not merely .Bekins a breathing wen some cornilelds, which are already

:ln "°‘:x!'__w“t“l5 'ante' IIA" 01° W; droulth of the preceding three or four ence ca es a s e needs wee s. Brlevously and must have it. Threshing is well advanced, and is

The Bulgarian delegates who are showing excellent results. More than

. _to discuss armiatioe and probable usual of this work has been done in

geace arrai:gements dwltthsgie _Allied thi; fields owi_ng_ to favorable weather

overnnwn B. arrive on ca. on an to save ll. or.

[ Satnrda The delegates are Gen Corn generally ls advancing de-

. y. . ,

Lonkolf, commander of the Bulgarian' it th d outb. A tb f '

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nister, and M. Rnd a former ‘ cred it on the wh le. S rn l .

member of the B__l°mn»c__b_m_ g_va__euu ___ Es____x___:e a__e_f__>d__°_:=_fl_i lioimuziii. ioiionro wiiiiiirrc viiucouvsit _“ROGERS HARDWARECO.,LIMl'i'ED.

If ' -_ £5 -'w WT

The German prethnoe that Premier ' shock. Despite the cool June weather

in I' , ' _

ANOTHER »(] EHMAN BLU Fl"

lilntnrlo Agrkulisunl Report on Con dltiim of Crops

ports made by Agricultural Itepre- l_ sentatives to the Ontario Department of Agrienlturoz- ‘ Farmers in the County of Victoria declare that spring grains have been the best crops for ten years, and the

I general experience in the province is ` much akin to that statement. _ Most of the._g_rniu nelds have been harvested, although for the last few

iaius, which, `l1owever. were very

picking up after being tried by the

ure;

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Also makers

qf . Waterproof _

“SOVERHGN” Sheathing Felt

'RU-BER-OID' Wall & Ceiling Board -sr.Iii2T&€....r.. P...ay Mimi Prim.

GL.

Artistic Economy for ilie Home Roof

THE cost ol DURO, as compared to its only

real competitor, slate, is very moderate.

DURO Shingles are more artistic than Hates, are

laid more easilyand in less time.

One DURO Shingle takes the place ofifour old-

style shingles, and gives better service.

Made in the same god wig, and of iflic same teéted materials as RU- ER-Ol , with anadditional ‘ surface of crushed slate, Red or Green. ‘

Send for bookler, "Affinia Reofr". i

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llltli llziiizilion, Il. H. C. has seen ser vice iii France for almost two years.

armies are separatedzand not only are ing to the -very dry and hot weather INFLL ENZA AMONG :‘.°“...";..:°°:.:.i.°i’.§.?:°“.;.:f.‘::.:°*:.‘:.'.:‘: . °'.i'::..';.°°:.“':°.;‘:"-....... ...... . GERMAN SOLDIERS J-

da h felt the lack of good pastu

1 IN IIASMLIY UST

OTTAWA, Oct. 8 V- The following

The following telegram has been

party in Germany after the moist-

poace offer of Priiicc .\iaximiliuii_

W. C. lilchcod, Llnilnle.

I.”

WOUNDED I

M. J _ Patquct:

-" lofi shoulder.

‘freccivcd by Mr. Puquot, Souris:

Ottawa, October lst, 1918.

.28 Sincerely regret to inform you

Nu. 2099846 Private Edward St. Clair Paiquct, Infantry Officially re-

' ported admitted 13th General Hospital

lloulogoiic,Sept. 24tli,Gunsliot wound

lllrcctor of Records.

li. Prunty. Clinrlottotoivn

Private Paquet enlisted in the

sharing the same fate. Satiir y's ave re, omcial report trmx the front speaks but otherwise they are in good con- of the number of prisoners taken and _ dltion. Young cattle are selling s. points out that most of them. were , from Bc to 11c a lb., but more finish Germans. . ' ed animals are bringing as high

Occupaiionwof Bom by Alliedi-14c. Hogs remain at from $19

' troops is a possibility of the near $19.50 per cwt. Young pigs are

future, ldemand, weenlings fetching $12

' Spanish Influenza arc reported i 3 the German Army according t m an offical dcspatcli received from

p Berlin today, A \`icnnn dcspntc

GENEVA OCT. 8 One hundred J- MCPIIGU, Grllllll Rlvel'

t and eight thousand new cases of ll. S. Desillochos

n Lance Corporal F. l\lai'tlu A. Bou-

0 drcault, Maxiinville,

Ft Jardin. Bmdnibuiic.

h 'l`lie following iclcizmiiilins been rc-' H0

ce ived: I\li's. Alexaniler l\icDoiialil, WHS

The terms of the Allies are plain~ pair.

but strlrgent. Bulgaria will not be The farm labor situation continues 00 0 S - ' 5 .

allowed to withdraw from the war well in hand.” Helpers now needed 1 '0 0 Cu eb In I uddpesh

_ 'and assume the position of a near- are fruit-pickers in orchards and

neutral. She must surrender and give men for the September general clean- up what territory she lhas gained by up. Preparation is also being made arms as well as some privileges oi' for settles in fall wheat. but the transit ami the same iuseifulness she ground has been very hard for yielded to Germany while professing ploughing, owing to the drouth. The The P. E. I. Division of the Nav neutrality. There is even a sugges- heavy rains which came late in th

' tion that she may be required to use week are expected to help in this ,onions from the Methodist Churcl

says Hungarian newspapers report

SA|LOR'S RELIEF FUND

6 General Hospital, Rouen, Sept.

the trenches.

Kings County Siege Artillery Draft with Lieut. R. C. McLean. I-Ie left ?Cliarlottetowii, April 27th. 1917 for overseas. When they reached Eng- ,Izriid lic was transferred to infantry.

crossed to France on August 27th ii'iiiisi`ori'cd In tlic 25th Canadian

202 Dori‘.liostoi' Street, Charlottetown Battalion and served thirteen months

7414 Sincerely regret inform you lll

712197 Pte. Augustine Eilwaril Power -E- infuiitry officially reported adniittcd 1\Il‘- \\`. L. Cotton, editor of the

Examiner received ii cable today, stating that his son Private Robe;-g

ber army on ure ride or the nritonte. ' respect. Acwrdios to the Kent ro- , ,.

The answer of the Allies is an ul- ` presentative the farmers of that Us 0" me ('°"“`“'“l1 (<'"`C“lt Def- Re"~

timatum. "The Allied powers have leading winter wheat county are sat- no riirtirer conditions to propose." ' “ned 1° out in iiprinir wheat next says the semi-omeial pronouncement. 3 year if the around or other condi~

gemnyfg potigy in this or-15|; is I tions do not permit planting fal

learned from the newmlwers of that I Whenl till! fall- The U82! 3001265 ,

' comm-y_ She ip gr-ying to r-ppp re. iof spring wheat this year encourages Kingston -Church . . . . . .

inforcemcnts to Bulgariia. One report j this view. buf me “U0” 0! 016 Grain Hampshire ithui-uh . . . . . ...

says heavy contingentsiare going and ;C0l1lllllSSl0ll8l`8 ill lll1’9»ll8lllS 101.' ll on their way will show themselves ‘ bonus of five cents a bushel on On-

in Soils. to rmzsure thqpeople ofthe l tario winter wheat may have some i _

effect in increasing acreage. There 1807-10-10Mli.

J. Heaney, as followsz-

I North Wiltsliire (iliurcli B ‘Cornwall Cliurcli . . . . . . . ...

Total .

9 League acknowledge with thanks coi-

22..4a 14.75

28th. Shell Gas.

Director of Records.

5' Pie. Power enlisted in tire 105t1

Battalion and transferred to the 26tl

York.

lowcr extreiiiities.

Director of Records,

1' Bnttfilloii and later to the 78th Batt.

The following telegram has been ed

received by Mr. Frederick Watts. Edward St: '

1 ed

Cotton, had been slightly wound- and sent to England.

\ __

Tile following telegram wng regeiv

this morning by James Lee, 63

Ottawa, October Sth,

_-9_5 4301 Sincerely regret to inform you - , ~ $3 2 No. 712402 Cpl. Reuben Nelson yozllal Sincerely regret to ‘mmm

Watts, Infantry, officially reported ad try

1150 mitted No. 25 General Hospital, Har- SH;

" ilelai, Sept. 28th, Gunsliot wound ` '

$88.20

712123 Pte. Matthew Lee, Infan- Olflcially i'enoi'ic<l admitted to li General Hospital, Rouen,-Sep-

tembcr 28th. guiisliot wounds face,

Director of Records.

ouawm 0,.,_ 7¢h_ This is the second time this gallant

Balkan eapdmi. ‘

ill not let Bulgaria

make peace if she can prevent it by

German army and the Allies to reach Soda. Germany is supposed to have

western front dlurlng the greatest struggle she has experienced there. Probably Austria-also will be called upon for help.

The latest developments seem to

confirm reports that KinB Ferdi- nand’s long absmce from his king-

he was afraid to remain there. Ger- man papers are now speaking freely about their allies.

pointment," says Vorwaerts, “it was well, known in political circles that our alliance was in the greatest dan- ger. In addition to the Cabinet's pro-Entonte sentiments there is an extraordinarily ardent desire _for pews gn the part of the people whose food for months has been crumbling and indisestible maize bread. Even if the supporters of our alliance should succeed in getting the upper

preservation of the alliance can s

have for Germany."

"Ge:-many‘s most serious hour

seems to have struck." declared the Lohal Anseiger of Berlin in discuss- ing the Bulgarian 4l\l°¢ll°ll

we are 41 would not be useful to attach con- siderable imiiormwa ¢° l-ll° "ml- oilioial attempts to veil the threaten- lns secession of Bulgaria or raise any

hopes.” __

` .urinein Drop Bomb.

LONDON. Sept. 30. -- 'The air

force with the navy. 6°-°)°l'\¢llll ill tire Belgian oireneive sciiri-ner. grov- ped thirteen tons of bombs an set fire to two trains and several sm- munitioii dumps,” says an Admiralty report.

The latter part of the day large

formations of hostile aircraft work- ing inside the enemy lines were en- countered. Four planes were de- stroyed and four were brought down out of control. Thirteen of our ms- ohines are missing; n majorlil 0| them failed to return from the en- emy lines after ii. sudden and violent rninltorm.

soviet Will Destroy Moscow. LONDON. Sept. ro -If the Bol-

shevihl are compel. . Io leave Mos- cow they will attr `-.L to destroy the city and slaughi - iho bourgsoile wholesale, doolartii liens Vorst in ii. letter to the Berlin Tngeblntt. The Gorman writer says he learns from authentic sources that tho Bolsbevilri have placed in the upper stories of high , buildings every conceivable agency of destruction. _

Innocent bourlsollchostsnl. the

letter adds, still are being ot by the thousands. __

loss it.

.lark go to bed without one.

vpuggg, one. 1|ll.#~liv20i»

"From the day of Malinoif's ap-1 -

It is cus-lsr to find fault than to

ll you want to got up with the

new appears to be plenty of seed

By substituting wagons having

tight bottoms, or boxes, for the hay

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‘pense and no great trouble. | Every farmer knows that in haul- :ing the bundles of grain from the piles or shocks to the stack or sep- arator there is always more or less shattering of grain which finds its

(10111 i'l\1l`ll1S the ilmm" V" be°““5° way to the bottoms of the wagon and

is lost through an open bed. lf these i farmers knew that approximately 2 1,5

i »»--sw;.~~-1-5:;-ei-r.-..-...-.-.wr-.-..,.._.,.._....._ ..,, ,

'»~s**%- ". -1' ` ,; __ .;.&.____. ..

Tight-Bottom Wagon Bod-The Kind

That saves Shattered Wheat--`6s|\ le Used to Advantage In Many

g Ways-Hero the Owner la Hauling

lupnr lute.

ner, there would be few of the com

mon hay-rack wagons in use. , The Department of Agriculture is ‘urging that this year only wagons with tight bottoms having low sides, which will prevent the grain from falling over the edges, be used. They cost comparatively little and require louly a few hours to construct. At present prices the amount of grain that this type of wagon box would Isave would easily pay for its cost. I While it cannot be expected that 52% biisbels a day can be saved in all cases, this amount of loss is not at all unusual. Whatever the loss may be. it is easily prevented. ln case the farmer does not care to spend the time or money involved in constructing a. tight wagon box, he carraecomplish practically the same result by covering the bottom of the hay~rack with blankets or n tar- paulin, which will catch the grain, ,md from which the grain can be re- ` moved each evening.

R. 0. P. Record.

Report No. 10 of the Canadian

Record of Performance for Pure-

bred Dairy Cattle, constitutes a pand- book that dsiryinen 'can hard y do without. it contains the rules and regulations governing the records of performance, the standards for regis- tration, the records of performance

of all pure-bred dairy cattle gi the country, and convenient sum aries of reports, exact details of the re- cords achieved and the sddrshel of the owners. _

Only n good brass band can Dllv

all iihe ivlrs the drum major puts on. ...__-.

lf a irran’s ilrsi love in himself, be

- `Z:§.- _. ':_=i5' - .L i- _ ' ’ /" -» “A -@-

six divisions in Roumania which she |,.,_ck or open kinds wmch are c°m_ I?"

may D9 8516 10 Bend l° B“l5°"'i“- 57”’ i uionly used, many thousand bushels hardly can withdraw troops from the f of when may be saved during each

harvest season at a ve all ht ex- . ,

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tvifii-i'3`:'-:1;i°'... " '° Q" 5 5 1-: i‘ / _. -

hcnd we should indulge in no illu- _ -,. _ __,:__ _r;§__1_._,-;_._;§i_.§§§.__ -é-=_-_'>‘g"-n=.*`_T;¢r'l_-i'- --, sions regarding the value which t£l_1_<: _ “ "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Y T" ._

Germany w Z Cpl. Watts enlisted as a Private in YUUIIH lllilll 11115 been wounded with-

avaflable. Mlnard’s Linlmcnt used by Physicians 1, the 105th Regiment and volunteered lll Six `W0ekS.

for France iii the first Draft to the 1

force or permission. _

never ilnds a satisfactory successor.

There may be a race bel-Ween the Value of'1'ight Wagon Bottoms. .-.H - . , .. . _ __ _ _ ____ _ __

-..» 1, -»,pl`\-n»`¢¢vu \nl('”= _'-. _

tgi-

¢‘ OU were getting along fine until

Y you had that nervous breakdown,

but since then you have been

worried and anxious.

“Now you have got discouraged and down-hearted, and it is no wonder you » cannot make sales.

“The salesman must have lots of energy

and vigor as well as confidence in him- self and what he has to sell.

' “But you cannot have confidence in any- thing so long as your nerves are weak and you spend the nights worrying instead of getting good, refreshing sleep.

"Take my advice, boy, and go straight

_to the drug store and get half a dozen boxes of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. Then make up your mind that while you are

using this you will get out into the fresh air a l you can and forget to worry.

"Now, you may feel pessimistic after

all the treatments you have been taking, _ but I know what I am talking about.

“My nerves were in a worse condition

- than yours ever were. I could scarcely

get a wink of sleep, and did not care whether I got anything to eat or not. - "Besides, I got so irritable and down-

hearted that nothing seemed to go right.

“'1‘li‘e e , 'enc_e that I had enables me :.°i.ri;§”if" ‘.““‘ .i.:i'..°:.‘.h.*~i ...... i...us.°i‘.....

_ _ “l know exactly what is the matter with

e an or Zeitu sa :“ltis 1 . ._

Th Fr H l' “lf” n .1 bushels ofvaluahle wheat is lost each

“"1"” l?\°f|°':":’:“:., wag;n|¢ day from each wagon in this man-A y ,_

“It is entirely different to most medi-

cines used for the nerves, because instead of merely stimulating the tired nerves to over-exertion, it nourishes them back to health and vigor.

"Now, Jack, you must give _the Nerve »

Food a trial, and I know you will consider

r§_ii_2_ your best fnenu for telling you about

1 .

Here is an interesting letter from an-

other business man who had a similar ex- perience with Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food :

Mr. W. J. Wilson, Grocer, Perth, Ont.,

writes: “ln fitting up this building for a grocery business I worked very hard, and after putting in my stock I con.. tinued plugging sway, good and hard, too. I commenced to feel myself going down..

nky weight went from 180 pounds down to 1 4 pounds. My appetite began to fsil. and, of course, upon retiring I could not get a good night’s rest. Sometimes after. going to sleep my nerves would twitch, and I would woken up with a start. and tlion ' lie awake for hours. I remembered hav- ing used Dr. Chus’s Nerve Food before, so I started in again, and took a. good treat- ment, using about half a dozen boxes. I soon felt my appetite returnins. I could 810011 well. and commenced gsini ‘in weight. until I felt like s new man. “gram the benefits I have rsosjvsd from the use of Dr. Chsss's Nerve Food I cannot speak too highly of it."

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