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Cured Completely by Dr. Ca_ssell’s Tablets.

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soldier. He has been cursd of axtromsly uvora dyspcpsia, which even the healthful life of the training [round could noi overcome, and ho wiohn to fell others that he owes fha!

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Nervous Breakdown Slssplassnass Mal-nutrition 5 Nerve Paralysis Anemia wasiingbisaasos

lnlantilo weakness Kidney Trouble Paloitation Ncurasthsnia Dyspapsia Vital Exhaustion

and during thc

._ Oriticnl Periods of life. ` Sold hy llruzigists and Storekcepem throughoutCt-mods.

l’i'ii_~e_<: One tulle. 50 ct-nts; six tubes for the price of live

t, War tux. 2 cents per tube extra.

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-I1' PAYI to buy in this Province.

-THE MORNING .DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laiforty's tronsor- lsl Parlors, Summersldo. _

-PORK MARKET.-ln the Sum-

merside markets t-he price of dressed pork on Monday was 15;' to`l71f_-c per pound°.-II

-TWO CENTS per word each in-

sertion for advetlslng in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-five cents. '

--PROSPEROUS YEAR. - ln the;

financial statement of the town of Summeislde for the year ending Dec. 31st. 1916, Mayor Jard,'?ne says in part: "Now, after two years of ser- vice as councillors fox' our town and one year as your chief magistrate. it is my intention to give place to an- other. Looking back over three years,

can claim lt has' been my constant

aim to work tor the betterment and upbuilding oi’ our town. We can point with pardonable prid'e to the par-t we had in building our new civic bulld- ing in 1914. our new high school in 1915, and in the yenr just closed Lol

ate a substantial policy of street im- provement. As l retire permit me to do so with best wishes for our town’s continued' prosperity."-I-I

-SEA COW POND.- Extensive

preparations are being made in this vicinity for the coming lobster sea- son. Two new factories in operation and the reopening of the large plant f0l'mG'l‘ly owned by the Portland Pack- lng Co., will tend to greatly incv"ease| the output ot' the finished product.- Vlr. L. J. McCarthy recently return- ul from St. Louis. where hc' reports ‘iusiness as usual.- Along education-_ -I lines Sea Cow Pond asserts itelf 'mong the foremost. Under the skil- ul munngcinent ot' Miss Gladys Mc- Iugh the school maintains. If not sur--, vasses its former high stuiulnrd ot'

filciency. Miss Nicllugh has endear- ftl l\ei'sc~lf to all by her pleasing por- ~.n;~lity and since-re interest in Ihe elturc and advancement of her Iupils, -Mr. Francis Gavin \vho ro- ently arrived from Leweston, Me., ins decided to engage in the lobster lusiness, Tile elusive crustacenn vlll need all its cunning, for F-ank :enerally gets what hc' goes after.-l /lr. D. P. McCarthy, the local horse- nan, liaé; li promising lilly sired by ‘nptaln Aubrey, which his friends ex- ect in hear from in the near futurr‘.‘ . - .

ieeps Children Well

:Makes Them Well

HERE l$ GOOD ADVICE FOR THE ' HEAD OF EVERY FAMILY.

Rapid growth, work at home and ii

t-be school-room, are sure to tax tht strength of every child. and often prove the beginning of a chain ol weakness that lasts through life.

Give your sons and daughters- ri

fighting chance! Give them good home surroundings, fortify them with education- but above all else do everything possible to insure for them perfect health in years to come.'

lu no way can you destroy weak-

ness and build up health so surely as with Ferrozone. lt’s the concentr- ated nourishment in Ferrozone that contains the very elements that are needful in building up bone and slnew

in vltallzing and itrengthenlng the blood. The appet te Ferrozone br- ings will gladden any parent's heart. and when color, spirits, vim, and ener- gy increase day by day then you know what grand work Ferrozone is doing. Because it makes and keeps you heal- thy. because it is pleasant, harmless and sure to do enormous good- you and your children should use Ferro- zone every day. Sold by all dealers by mall from the Catarrhozone Co.. I n 50c. boxes, six for $2.50, or direct by mall from the Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont.

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T O O KE COLLARS

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TOOKE BROS. LIMITED Main-:ns _ - Mowrnrat

-MUSSEL MUD CHAIN, shovels,

etc, at headquarters-I Braces.

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""'i I The Western Guardian 'City Physicians Explam_ Why _ _ _

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-ASH SIFTER8. furnace shovels horfoct glow of health and beauty- Ufton incrossoa the strength of delicate, nervous, - run-down

and brushes- right kind and right prices at Braces

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-BRACE8 are now taking_ orders

for spring delivery, lawn or farm fenc- ing. made just as you want it. _Get yours. ,

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-COME T0 THE CARNIVAL in‘

thel Bedeque Rink. Wednesday even- ing, February 7th. Admission 10cents. Should the evening prove stormy car- nival will be held on the following Tuesday. 4292,2,5,M3I

-PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED.

-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gallant. Se- cond street, entertalned a number of guests' to whist and dancing on Thurs- day evening. After luncheon, several patriotic songs and' musical selection. were rendered by some of the talent- ed guests. Shortly after midnight the party dispersed with many compli- mentary remarks to the host and host- ess.-H

-Among the inward passengers ar-

riving by the mail special on Sunday morn_ing were-: Mr. Major Schurman,\ from the North West; l\l`|'. Albert. Bak- er, summoned' from Boston to attend the funeral of his mother, the lute Mrs. George E. Baker, and Gr. How- ard Higgins. of the Connaught Bat- tery, l»lalii`ax. who will spend a brief furlough at his home in Summer- side.-ll

-BOARD oF TRADE.-A _spur-mi

mer-'ting ot the council of Summersido Board ot' 'l`rau'c was held Saturday uf- ternoon to take into consideralionthc- protest of the Summersldc papers as well as the merchants of the present train service from the wc-at. l'nder the present ‘arrangement the train from west due nt 1I.l0 arrives be- tween 11.30 and_ 12.00, ami leavc-A again at 2 p.1n., thus giving people very little time to do business and re- turn home same day. As regards news- papers. under their present time of going to press it is entirely Impossible for t-hem to catch the western mail on day of publication. The matter' wus d'iscus'sed at considerable length unu' a committee was appointed to take up the matter with Supl. Grady, in the form ot' a re.-solution which asks that an express train be run from Tignish on three days in the wcek. arriving here much, earlier In the day. and that on Tuesdays and l~`i'ldnys -that the western train be held one hour in order to allow subs‘ci'ibt~.'s of 'he local press to secure same on day of publication. The question of re- pairs to railway wharf was also taken up, and a resolution dealing with the matter was wired to the gene-ral man- 'tger at Moncton.-C ,.

::THEY SOOTHE EXCITED NER-

VES.- Nervous affections are usual ly attributable to defective' digestion as the stomach dominates file nerve centres. A course of Parinelec~'s Veg etable Pills will still all disturbanccsi of this character, and by restorlnr the stomach tg normal action re lieve~ the nerves from irritation. There is no sedative like them und lr the correction or irregularities of the digestive processes, no preparntlcc has done so effective work. as can be testified to by thousands.

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TURKS. NIUSI

LEAVE EURIIPI

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The demand for

the expulsion of the Turk from Eur- ope, included among me terms lin the allied note to President Wilson, is justified' by Lord Bryce, in his views on that phase of the- Entente reply. which were given to the Associated Press today. Lord BrYCB’S WGWB W°'|`€ formulated before the peace Iwtes were exchanged. '

CHANGES LONG OVERDUE ‘_

“No one who has studied the his-

tory of the Near East for the last tive centuries,” says Lord' Bryce, "will be surprised that the Allied powers' have declared their purpose to put an end to the rule of the Turk in Europe. and still less will be- dlsent from the determination to deliver the Chrlstrlau population of what is called ue Turkish Empire, whether In Asia ir in Europe, from the government vhlch during those tive centuries has lone nothing but oppress' them.

New York, N Y -lt is conservatl

that a number of physicians in var- ious parts of the country have been asked to explain why they prescribe It I ='Ivel and wh it apparent

Dr. King, a New York physician

and author, says: There can be no

lor means anaemia. Anaemia, means Iron deficiency. The' akin of anaemic men and women is pale. The dash flabby. The muscles lack tone; the bralnfags and the memory falls and ften they become weak. nervous, lr- rltable, despondent and melancholy. When the Iron goes from the blood I women, the roses go from thdr cheeks. i "ln the most common foods of

America, the starches, sugars, table, syrups, candies polished rice white

onl, spaghetti, ,taploca. sago farlns. degerminated cornmeal, no longer is iron to be found. Refining processes have removed the iron of Mother

and silly methods of home cookery, by throwing down the waste pipe the water ln which our vegetables are

grave Iron loss.

"Therefore, if you wish to preserve

your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe old age, you must supply the iron de- Ilclency In your food by using some form of organic iron, just as you would use salt when your food has not enough salt."

Dr. Sauer, a Boston physician who

has studied widely in both this coliti- try and in prominent European Medic- al Institutions says: “As I have said a llund'r<-ld’ times over, organic iron is the greatest of all strength builders. If people would only throw away liahlt- formlng drugs and, nauaeous concoc- tions and take nuxated iron, I um convinced that the lives of Ilimisaiiils of persons might be saved who now die every year from pneumonia. grip- pe, consumption, kidney, liver and heart trouble, etc. The real true cause \vhlch started their disease was nothing moi'e nor less than a weakeiied condition brought on by a lack of Iron in the blood.

"Not long ago a mun come to me

who was nearly half a century old and asked me to give him a prelimin- ary examination for life insurance. I was astonished to find him with s blood pressure of 3, boy of twenty and' as full of vigor. vim und' vitality as a young mon; ln fact, a young man he really was, notwithstanding his

iron- Nuxated iron had filled him with renewed life. At thirty he was In bad health; at forty.-six he was care worn and nearly all ln,-now at fifty. after raking nuxated iron.

bread soda crackers, biscuits, macar~_

age. The secret, he said. was taking

a miracle of vitality and his t'ac€f

£25-

bsamlng with the buoyancy of youth. [ron is absolutely necessary to en- able your blood to change food into living tissue. Without it no mat- ter how much or what you eat, your food merely passes thro “sh you without doing You any good, and as a con- sequence you become weak, pale and sickly looking. just like a plant try- ing to grow in a soil deficient in iron. if you are not strong or well, you

received are given below: W _ J, _ \ `~

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folks 200 per cent in two weeks' time.

vely estimated that. over three million ‘ _

people annually in t-his country alone ~'

are taking Nuxatetl' Iron. Such aston- °,,"'”~» DLFER ishing results have been reported’ from oannosn’ llalwll - I . its use both by doctors and layman, o».»\voaaa\._._ 'Nl .

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ing test: See how long you can work or how far you can walk with- out becoming tired. Next take two

iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your str- ength again and see how much you have gained. 'I have seen dozens of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while doubling their strength and endurance and entirely rld themselves of all symptoms of dyspepsla liver and other troubles in from ten to fourteen days’ time simply by taking iron in the proper form. And this, after they had in some cases been doctorlng for months without obtaining any benefit. But don’t take the old forms of reduced iron, Iron acetate, or tincture of iron simply to save a few cents. The iron demanded by Mother Nature for the red coloring mutter' ln the blood of her children, is, alas! not that 'kind of Iron. You must take Iron in a 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-ilgliterltas won the day simply because he knew the secret of great strength and en- durance and illled his blood with, iron before he went into the alfrny; while 'many another has gone down In in- glorious defeat simply for the lack of Iron." V

I)i'. 'l`. .~\. Wallace, a physician of

many years' cxperieuco in this coun- try, and who has been given niany honorary titles in England, said: “l linve given Nuxitted' iron n fair and prolonged trial. I have been n\oi'e than pleased with the results, and will .continue its use."

Dr. Schyuler C. Jacques, Visiting

'Surgeon ot’ St. Elizabetbh I-Iospitall, New York City, said, “I have never

cooked, are responsible for another‘hve-grain tablets of ordinary nuxated

hetbre given out ` any medical information or advice for publication, as I ordinarily do not believe in lt. But In the case- of, Nuxated iron, I foal I

w'ould‘be' remiss in my

duty not to mention

so e\ rn v, y ‘_

ly produins so much better results MM ' (mx , than were obtained from the old ` _ A , __ _ ‘

forms of inoignnic iron C' i;=_ J' `

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it. I have `

taken' it my~_ self and giv-

en lt to my _

patients with most /, surprising and .- satisfactory re'- * °

sullts. And those who wish quickly tolu- crease their strength, power and en- durance will find it a most wonderful- ly effective remedy.”

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Dr. James. late of' the United

States Public Health Service says, “Patients In an enervated and devltillz- ed state ot' hcnlth-those for _ln- stnnce, convalescing from protracted fevers, those' suffering from a long- standing case of anaemia, all such people in my opinion, need iron. Ot’ late. there has been brought to my attention, Nuxated Iron. In practice. I'-have found this an Ideal restorative and upbulldlng agent In than cases above mentioned.” .

NOTE_- Nuxated Iron, which is

prescribed and recommended above by physicians In such a great variety of cases, is not patent medicine n_or secret remedy. but one which is well known to drugglsts and whose Iron constituents. are widely prescrib- ed by eminent physicians both in Eu- rope and America. Unlike the older Inorganic iron products, it- is easily assimilated, does not injure the teeth make them black, nor upset the sto- mach; on the contrary. it is a most potent remedy In nearly all forms of lndtgestion as well as for nervous, rundown conditions. The manufac- turers, have such great confidence in nuxated iron. that they offer to for- feit $100.00 to any charitable institu- tion it they cannot take any man or woman under 60 who lacks iron, and increase their strength 200 par cont. or over in four weeks’ time. provided ;the_v have no serious organic trouble. 'Fhey ulsn oI'l`er to reI’und your money if lt- does not at least double your strength and endurance in ten days' time. It is dispensed ln this city by Geo. E. Hughes. Apothecarles Hall. E. A. Foster Central Drugstore, H. J. Mahon, Montague and all good druggists.

overdue. They ought to have come more than a century ago, because it had then already become man-lfest that the' Turk was hopelessly unfit to govern, with any approach to justice, subject races of tliffeient religion.

Always lncapible and Cruel

“The Turk has never been of any

use for any purpose excc-pt fighting. He cannot administer, though In his earlier days ho had the sense to em- ploy- i-ntslligent Christian administrat- ors. He cannot _secure justice. ,As a governing power he has always shown .hlmse-lf incapable, corrupt and

has never created. . _

“Turkish rule ought to be ended ln

Europe because, eveniln that small part of It which the Sultan still holdlii It is un alien power which has in that region been and is now oppresslng or massacrlng, slaughtering or driving from their lionies. the Clirlstlan ‘pop- ulations or cicek or B_ulga_riai;_, stock- It ought to be turned out of t e wes- tern coast regions ot' Asia Minor for a like reason.

Unfit to be Trusted.

“The people there are- largely, per-

“These changes »="°, Indeed. long

haps, 'nostly Gieelospeaklmg _

cruel. He has always d‘es‘troyetl;' he

Christians. So ` ought to be turned out oi' Constantin- ought to be turned out of Constantin ople, a city of incomparable commer- cial and political importance with the guardianship of which It is unfit to nc trusted. So ought it to be turned om of Armenia and Cellcla and Syria. whore im the last two years -it has been destroying its Christian subjects. the most :peaceful and I-ndusitrlous and intelligent purt of the population."

Buttons Made of Yeast

The spent yeast which has been used

for brewing puproses contains. u large ‘amount of nlbnmen, n valuable food- stuff. Some of this yeast Is. used for baking and for the manufacture of soup tablets and fodder, but a large quantity has always been wasted.

Owing to its plastic nature yeast

-may he moulded into all sorts of shapes, but until recently its dirty grey-brown color prevented Its being put to any artistic use. I After many experiments' it was

found possible to dye it and grain It, and now a variety of articles-whlchr include buttons, door~bel'l plates, knife handles, am! vases-ner made t`rom4

[this homely substance. And one of .the good sualities of yeast articles. is its clienpnesx.

Y ` The idea of a"tonic' '

I For baldness that is chronic '

Is manifestly quite absurd.

Q/ But when your hair is falling

> _ In quantities appalling.

' 'l`here‘s hope in that _reassurlrq word.

Q/‘ HERPICIDE

Glu-'lt

Applications at the better harbor a_hopa

Guaranteed by The I-lorplclda Oo. . ‘J '

Sold Everywhere __ h

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Special Agents

Aucrrgi SALE

For sale by auction at Marlate' on

Feb. 13, 8 Standard bred trotting hor- ses. 3 Stnriions, Prince Border 4 years. did by Border 2.11% Dam Kalol 2 two year olds by Catalon he by- Benjen 2.06%, 5 brood mares, 1 Parltside. 1 Oakley Baron. 1 Catalan, 2 _ Baron Idenls.

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