» 1>§o1;MBaR_ 13, 1916, r _ '

1 ~ ' THB GHARLOTPETOWN-GUARDIAN. _. - PAGETHREE

~ llelps the System to Cure Itself;

You cannot cure constipation by violent methods. Violence is

.IV JlUe_;'.,eli°ectivo against i:;;iu:-e. '1_`l;ut is why the useof morning _ and pnrgstivo pills is easily become a habit. These things def- cure the trouble; tbey.o'nl_v force matters,`and in so dmoz weaken the _bowels till natural action becomes ilnposible,

Compare Dr.` Ceeeell'a Instant Relief. This great tonic laxstive helps nature by strengthening thsbowela, natural action B |'°|f°l'ed and n cure elected whiph is -real and lasting.

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false Dr. (.'oneli'|,fmtont'lsl£|!for saga guns, bn

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llr. 6aaas|I'a Instant Ilellel la the eemsanien te lIr.0aaaell'a Tablets.

Sole Proprietors: Dr. Ca|ull’a Go.. Ltd., lsnaheatev. lnslovul.

Dr."Csss-ell's A

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I md you have in go on taking your pills or salts indehnitely.

' Alex 2 Ward,

Duchess of Connaught.

Canadian Red (‘ross Hospital.

Tllllon Bucks. Enzlaud.

Oct. 16, 1916.

My Dear Grandmother:--

On this beautiful Monday morning

with little songsfbrs singing in the trees and beautiful hedges about the hospital, (ali evidences of God’s lc-ve and l1l'956nce.) I begin this letter to dear grandmother, whose teachings have been such a help to me through out this horrid war in France. I am away from France now and probably ;`!or the rest of the campaign Nine- teen months of such an existence is fnough for any man, althr/ugh I shall willingly go back if I am sent. How- zrei-, since I am out of it, I shall tell you how I enjoyed these nineteen months. Our Units was' one of the first Canadian Units (Medically I mean) to go to' France. At that time there were very few clearing, stations out there, so that we were obliged tc-

_iwork night and day, andshrdl mmm \ work almost nigl\t'and day. and it ' was worse on account ol’ thls,-ID‘ng-

troops to the enemy, a shortage of munitions, lighter,guns than the Ger-

_ mans, very few machine-guns, far in-

ferior in bombing material, and weak

5 land had a very inferior number of

in air craft.

On every hand we were at a dis-

advantage, having to depend largely ,on the rifle and bayonet. lf we_sent over one shell about twenty came back; where an attack was made we

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A _Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies,which never contest an honest claim such as is represented by

E. R. Bzzovv

Charlottetown ‘ ii

" were mown down by machine gun

..re, and German attacks were stop- ped or checked by the superiority of our men, in the use of rifle and bay- onet.

We held our own only by grit and

de-terminaton. Squadrons of enemy aeroplanes bombed us continually and as we had no means by which to drive them off or to retaliate. ' Our men had to smile and to take a ham- mering.

Now you see what that meant to

the Clearing Station. Our troops were always getting “cut up" which meant more work for us, and we were kept on the job" every day and night.

One day when two thousand pati-

ents were at our station ready for evacuation to the Base, the Germans

_ opened a bombardment on the town

train (accommodating that number) in forty minutes. the engineer ‘ 'ref- used to start the- train, so the Colo- nel took out a revolver and getting into the Engine too, compelled him

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Owing to the high cost of shoes,

the steady increase in price of

leather- and that manufacturers

are shortening the terms of credit,

the _shoe dealers of this city are forced to adopt 4

THE CASH SYSTEM

Toztake effect Jan, Znd. 1917-

Goft Bros. D. Gordon (R Co.

_Alley & Co. A. E. Mcliaclien

Morris & Smith William Conroy

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFEcT DECEMBER 4th, 1916

Trains Outward, Read Down. Trains Inward, llead

9.20 8.48 8.23 8.00

Hunter River 10.36 Emerald Jet ‘ 0.59 Kensington 9.27 Bummerslde Dep. 0.00

5.00 5.45 6.22 7.00

8.30 9.02 9.27

8.30 9.50 Arr. ma. A P.M.

8.15 5.80 4.50

1.15 2.08 2.49

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and found to be a spy.) These were the sort of things we were always combating.

Conditions have changed this year.

We are superior in artillery and not most so in aircraft, have plenty of munitionsand more' anen than before.

' We send overabou t fifty shells to the

enemy‘s one, and in machine guns we hold our own. Our men are in the best of cheer, and Fritz is now getting worse than Tommy- got a year 880-

Therei are live _clearing statlon's to

every one of a year past, each. one taulag1n_;?wQnIideu" every second day

The form is better, and the' msn

get more rest. The first contingent had to "rough it” until conditions were bettered. _

During this time' I worked extra

hard. Excepting the few days I spent in England last summer I was on duty every day. I was one' of the best

A iillllll WINTER HABIT

Many people dread winter because

the sudden climatic changes bring colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis or bronchitis. But thousands of well- informed men and women today avoid

` much sicknessfor themselves and their

children by taking a few bottles of Scott’s Emulsion to make richer blood; fortify the membranes of the throat ' andchest and create body-warmth to re- list: sickness. Soldiers at war receive cod liver oil; it will also strengthen you.

` Scott L Downs, Toronto. Ont. lb~3i

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ROCKY POINT FERRY S. S. HILLSBORO

Leave 0h.'1'own Leave ll.. Point

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'iii 5%.. its maniacs.

about, not eating or sleeping proper ly until at lest I had to be :siren to the hospital on a stretcher.

best. I aan feeling very good now.

0'[‘e‘"`Y- P- E- l- l|'l‘here has been several nerve spec-

ialists to see- me and tell me I must take up out-of-door life, or 1_ shall always have trouble with my nerves. l should prefer to have been wound- ed, even to have lost a lln'lii"than lo have suffered .what I did. ‘

BU! ll _is over or the' worst is, and

I a`n1 truly thankful I have go; out of it with my life saved. l have many, many things for which ‘to be thankful. - The lessons that were taught by mother vithe dear soul;) and your- self have never left me and h_ave leo me to stand for you and my master c-ven in the worst persecutions. and when every man seemed to be doing the wrong deeds. But in the end I was beginning to triumph and be admired by my fellow workers. `

I say these things lhat you may see

your lessons have not been without success and that you may help other young men to grasp the full joy and .benefit of a life whose soul is Christ.

God to me has been a loving Father

(this I know from my experience at the front) who cares even for the little sparrow. and looks wth a sore' heart_ on this great conflict and mourns with every mother and other relati- ve whose heart has been wounded by' the loss of a loved or -loved ones.

I hope you are enjoying the best of

health. But ll. must close. Sending love to you and all.

RCJDERT

(Pioneer please copy)

A Siclrly Wife No Fit _

Mate For Any Man

GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD LOOK WELL T0 THEIR

_ HEALTH AND

STRENGTH.

Never before was physical health

and vigor so highly esteemed and so eagerly sought for as today.‘

No man finds happiness in a sickly

|wife. and the woman who wish_es to enjoy the pleasure of life should spare no effort to/maintain perfect health.

Is your daughter growing up strong

and ruddy? Has she strength to drink in greedly all-the pleasuresthat youth so zealously seeks-or is she compelled to use the street oar in- stead of enjoying the delightful exer- cise of walking- does she after the bali arise refreshed and vigorous, or is she exhausted, indifferent, and per- 'haps irritable? ,

When strength and vigor can be so

easily maintained by Ferrozone, when the glow of health is so quickly brought to the cheeks and elasticity to the step, it is plainly a motber’s duty to see that Ferrozone is on hand to assist her daughter back to health.

Upon the wake of Ferrozone quickly

fnilows n stream ni' rich, nourishing blood which imparisthat power and surplus energy so earnestly desired by those in ill-health.

Stop and think what this means for

your daughter-certainly a. great deal, and it can be accomplished by Ferro- zone.

Every growing girl and young wo-

man derives enormous benefit by many ways from this nutritive, vitalizing toliic.

lt is specially suited for young wo-

men and a, guarantee of health and re- gularity as long as it is used.

A s FARMER'S IlPIN|l]Ni‘ '

_ UF AUTUMUBILES

The following letter from a. succes-

ful New Brunswick farmer to the Ford Motor Company should be of in- terest, as it indicates the limitations and possibilities of the Automobile from a farmer's point of_vie-w.

Scotch Lake. N. B.. ,.

I - Sept. 21st, 1916.

Ford Motor Company,_ » . .»

St. John, New Brunswick.

“Regarding the automobile as being

of practical use to farmers, I can say that speaking from my own experi- ence of two seasons, that the automo- bile has opened up more means of in- creasing our revenue from the farm than was practical before we purchas- ed a motor vehicle. We live twenty miles from Fredericton, sell- pork, lamb, beef, butter, eggs, chickens, and potatoes. -

With a work team we had to use

all day and part of two nights to make a trip to market. Now we make the run of twenty miles in about an hours and fifteen minutes to thirty minutes.

There is some objection to the auto

use for marketing on account of the small amount of produce it will car-

ry. For my last load yesterday, I re- ceived the sum of $56.16. l_w ll ad- mit that for hauling hay, potatoes, or other such bulky material, it would hardly prove advantageous over s team or large vehicle.

We will be able to handle berries

and garden truck which it was im- possible to do with a team at our dis- tance from market. We had the first automobile containing farm produce that ever attended the Fredericton market. it was some time before buyers would come near bs, as they did not expect anything for sale in a wagon of that style. However, when the novelty was discovered, many came and made purchases. just to say that they had bought from the ilrst load brought to the' market in an automobile. The novelty did not wear off all Summer. and people would stop us when going along the streets and buy,=lf we then had any- thing left for sale. '

Othersutomohils ow,ners then de-

termined tbat other ' automobiles should attend that market. and this Summer (1916). it is nothing uncom- mon for several farmers to haul their produce to market in that way., and in the meantime their team! _ would be at homo dn the farm. _ .

We very _often new make the trip

which including delivery amounts to about 40 miles, and back home for dinner. Yea, we have had. Duaofalrei.

fuifmilcis il , Nmtetie 1..... fssaoit- -N... ini fiinNi==- -=-_=-=°‘=.»-fr-f'=f='=2° Beautiful wsmen and

te§*l§;°"é;|_'=}\§~;l:Je::°lI1I]1_Lgfsgrtowglig maui! .1-hzaie uc¢:;sici:errsti|i‘|§Ia=\d.dewq_teel Shy IV’l|l'siclnns-Qulckl.v Puts Rim-'ft in the (‘heeks of Women and Most Adioliielllut. grandmother, Mrs. J°||.u...gm,||m,,,, , “U °-9° my ‘ Youtliful Pmvcr into ilu- \'ci||a ol' .lien-it Often I1_\1-wnaes the --

Strength and En|l\||'~:\»m~c of I)cli<-atc. Nervous-I. “l{u|ido\\'n” ‘

Folks 200 Per (‘¢~||i. in 'l‘\\'0 \\`c|~kn’ "l‘i|||e ,_

A \\'on|leful Discovery \\'l\Ich I'rol||is¢~'s to Mark ii New EI'u,i|1-.\["Ptllcnl Science _ -

NEW YORK, N. Y.- Bince the re ‘ of persons might be saved who now

Dr. King, an New York physician

f h i'o 1 thcil

markable discovery ef organic iron. die every year from pneumonia, grip Nuxated Iron or “Per Nuxate." as pe, consumption, kidney, liver, heart the I-‘rench call it, has taken the trouble etc. The real and true cause 00UI\U’Y by Bl0l`lll- lt iS 00l\B€I‘Vali\'B~ which started their disease _was noth- ly estimated that over hve million ing more nor less than a weakened persons daily are taking it in this condition brought on by a lack or

Eaygtxxréalone. t lgiosti astonishing ge- iron in the blood,

repor e rom s use y ..

g;»5gh»hv-1-f-»- --d lumen- S- ...i°°€..‘§“.§..‘.‘5.‘§ ‘l...i'i°‘Z. °é’.’I.‘?...'§’ EIS

so that doctors predict that we and naked me to give hi 8 r H I

shall soon have a new age of far m D 8 m n`

more beam"“L resycheeked women ary examination for life insurance. I

was astonished to finrl him with a

and vig°"°“°'me“' blood pressure Aoi’ a boy of twenty

and as full of vigor vim and vitality as a yolung man' in fact a oung mah

and author, when interviewed on the ’ ’ y subject, said: “There can be no :;eArea»;.l}¥e Ygpijptnifglgxlmgvdgiliqkgs vigorous iron men without iron. Pal- h.0n__ Nuyaugd' im" had' nm_d‘ hi; 1°' meal" anemm' Anemia means with rcuewedllife At thirt ‘he iron deficiency. The skin of anemic ' y wa”

in had health; at forty-six he was

men and women is pale. The flesh _. flabby. The muscles lack tone; the §`;;1;(:;6’:;irt]‘:'li;‘llal“d' gov; at brain, fags and the memory falls and beaming with the buovafwn '-5 ‘$8 often they become weak, nervous, lr- [Tonk absolute] neéessi °ty°“ ' ritable, despondent and melancholy. able your blood 3;() Chan” yf °d 19:1'

WM" im’ "°“ 5°” "`°'“ ‘"0 l"°°‘f living tissue. without (iii)

° `W°me"' 1 e "Wes _-5° r " ` ` ter how much or what you ent. vour cheeks' food merely passes thro-

“In the most common foods of-‘ ugh gl you without doing

America, the starches, sugars, tabie-, you _any good. You don’t get syrups, candies polished rice white ‘I-he strength out oi it, and an a con- bread soda crackers, biscuits, macar se`quen,'ce you become weak, pale and onl. spaghetti, tapioca, sago fnrina. s1ck1y`.100king_ just like 3 plant try. deserminated cornmeal- H0 longer is lug to grow in it .nu at-nclent in iron. "0" 1° be I'-mud' Rennmg P"°”°“S“5 .If YOU are UOK SIPOIIS 0l‘ Well, You`. iron constituentsare widely prescrib- hlllle ff*-ll10Ved the "0" Of M\"ll\‘~'=".owe it to yourself to make the follow- Earth from these impoverished‘ioods, mg test. See how long you can

and sill methods of home cookery, work or how far ou can walk with

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by throwing down the waste pipe the-lout becoming tired. Next take two water in which our vegetables arelflve-grain tablets of ordinary nuxated cooked. are responsible for anotherliron three times per day after meals

V for two weeks. Then test your str-

“The1-efore, if you wish to preserve 611801 again and Sec h0w much YOU

your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe have gained. -I have- seen dozens of

grave iron loss.

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red coloring. 'matter in thei"hlcod of her children. Is. ami not that lima of irou. You must take iron in g form that can be easily absorbed and as- similated to do you any good, other- wise it may prove- worse than useless. Many an athlete and prize-fighter has W°n "IB ¢lH.\’ simply because he knew the secret of great strength and en-

dgrance and filled his blood with iron b fore he'went iilfo the affray; while, msny»apotber`bas gone down in in-I glorious defeat simply for the lack of Iron." , `

Dr. Schuyler" (`. Jaques another

New York physician, said: "I have never before given out any medical information or advice for publication, as I ordinarily do not believe in it. But in the case of Nuxated Iron I feel I would be remiss in my duty not to mention it. I have taken if myself and given it to my patients with most surprising and satisfactory re~ suits. And those' who wish .quickly to increase their strength, power and endurance will find it u moat remark- able and wonderfully effective re- medy." _ g

NOTEI- Nuxated Flroh, which 1s prescribed and recommended above' by physicians in such a great variety

secret remedy. but ,one which is well known to druggists and whose

ed by eminent physicians both in Eu-

rope and America. Unlike tho oldfr- inorganic'ir0n products, it is ensiy_"

assimilated, does not injure the teetli make them black. nor upset the st mach; on the contrary, it is a most

indlgestion as well as for nervous, run-down conditions. The manufac-

tsu l the iron de I1@I`V0\19» W" dow" P90919 Wh0 Wefetures have such reatf confidence in

old age, you mus pp y . - ' _ nclency in your food by using some ailing all the while doubling their f0I“Il1 or 0\'Banlc iron. just as >'0U|strength and endurance and entirely

nuxated iron, that they offer to for- feit $100.00 to any, charitable, lllatitu-

would uSe Balt when YOU! 10011 hlllirid themselves of all symptoms of,‘tion if they cannot take any man or r\0¢ eI10USl1 Bali-" lldyspepsia liver and other troubles -woman under 00 who lacks iron, and

' Dr. Sauer. who has studied abroad ln from ten to fourteerr days' time-iricrease' *their “strength 200 per cent in great European medical lnstitu- simply by Y-liking ir0Il in the I>\'0D€l` tions, said: “As I have said a hundr- form. And this. after they had in ed times over, organic iron is ine some cases been doctoring for months greatest of all strength builders. lf without" obtaining any benefit. But

or over in four weeks' time. They al- so offer to- refund your moneyqif it does not'_at-least double your_st|-_ength and endilrance in teh--days' time. lt

people would only throw away patent don’t take the old forms of reduced 'ls dispensed in"`thls city by Geo. E.

medicines and nauseous concoctions iron, iron acetate, or tincture of iron and take- simple nuxated iron, I am simply to save a few cents. The iron

convinced that the lives of thousands, demanded by Mother Nature for themgood druggists.

Hughes, Apothecarles Hall. E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store and all

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have driven our car about 4,300 miles, iris-nd if he uses it right. There arefthinks they” are beautiful and .com-

and the rubbers on one wheel have farmers, to be sure, who should use not been removed fn that distance. Oxen. but they are in the minority, There is no frightened horses met and before a decade 1_nore,h_as passed, now-a-days, for the very reason that many pieces of farm working machin- men are less frightened, and so do noi; ery shall be used in the Maritime frighten the horses. Provinces that will be- driven by

The New Brunswick Legislature some mechanical power;

Wag petitioned by the Council of a Yours truly, to whomsoever it may

Municipality near Fredericton to have concern. _ - a bye-law prohibiting the driving Of ($|iI'\¢d) W||-|-'AM H- MOURE

amos on gheir highway c/n market Ex~President of the New Brunswick,

. and Dairymeu's Association.

days. This was half-a-dozen YGUYB ago. Now at least one of the Council

(1 Bevel-,ui petitioners drive autos I-‘or thc‘ilrst time words' have been'

ld: that road day or night seven~sct. to thc ‘Dead March ‘in Saul/ They,

forting:-- V Earth to earth! here lies poor mortal ._ . Gllly. _ - - - _ Dust to dust! so ends the feeble day- Pale, cold, still! gone now the- living

breath > - The .spirit departed, the body claim-

ed by death. ‘

- List! There breaks the voice of hope

serene ,X _" ‘_ '

Nought, nought is'lost but that hath

mortal been. .

Bursts, burs-ts thc- cloud that veils the " God within,

days of the week. The automobile we-re written by Mr. Frederick Rose of; Freed from flesh, the new” life doth

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