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1 , Davidson Commission that momlng
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A VEOOIL 140 YEARS
OLD IB OUT AGAIN
COPENI-IAGEN. May 22.- A l'8~
markable example of the extraordin-
ary straits to which shipping has been
reduced for want of vessels is told 0!
in a despatch to the Ekstraplodet from
Svendborl. Anything that can be
floated is being pressed into service
I Two sailing -vessels, one, the Marie, of
Troenss, which was built in 17'I6.,\\!ld
another, the Tevende Brodie, oi Mars-
tal, built in 1786. have been riK86d ul!
_and sent out to enter the competition
for the enormous freight rates which
are now being offered everywhere. _
Poor Memory. Leaked Vlgor. Lost
Employment.
Proof That You Quickly Get Brselng
Health From Ferrozone.
There's a real reason why Ferrozone
cures.
It’s a true nerve tonic-not a stimu-
lant-it feeds the nerves with nourish-
ment-gives them vital actual activity.
No other tonic in the world like Fer-
rozone, nothing else is so quick and
lasting in its effects on a run-down.
nervous system. “I used enough medi-
cine to appreciate an honest one," ,
writes J. B. Beattie, from his home in
Newcastle. _“From babyhood I was
not overly strong and was always ner- _
vous. I smoked a good deal, but-on
the whole my habits were good. My
of the hours of sleep. I would awe.
His Nerves  I mags: be interred from no uct not
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ts
0-1#-no-.-
OTTAWL. 15 A 0 ltl
motion cena y the lllinllm, ll;
Militia for the' alle of defective'
.'°“Pm°l.°°  Ltd.. was on §a`i€l
may  _ilbwomy me common' -
on I. division ol (0 to 17 The Dl'ol`Mt`
mlsht have has ax me to one
full: But me of mt set 
afternoon, ahd‘,‘1g&nlng witness . tba‘
hottest debate* t' Hanurdireoorei
for the 1918 sitting of Parliament. lt
arose over..the‘.rnotion referred te.',
'rust the latter _was merely to sive an
opportunity for discussion and that
UN I dbdxnediy partisan character
the task of moving it was entruled
to lr D D McKenzie of North Cape
Breton and that Mr F B Carvell of
Carleton was its principal supporter
Al I mllttter of fact the ammunition
sais in question has already been ro-
ferred for information to the Davidson
D Y Ill'
e fullest investigation That it was
not investilotion but lnsinuetlen which
the Owositlon desired however and'
less facility for inquiry than an op-
portunity for invectlve was amply il-
gisitrated inuthe debate. Mr. Carvell
long been noted tor his metcnlees I
vituperative powers but on Saturday
he rose to new heights of reckless
verbiago. With face convulsed slid
voice at screaming pitch be shouted
B- tacks on the Government. the lin-
isslon itself Even Capt John Thom
wsfvn- idsstlwik also-hu¢.~_‘”` I
After  crlsl: the week ‘
and to whip it up l used highly spiced
and sweet foods. First thing I knew
tra work, and then an awful tiredness
of dread-almost fear-made me think
I was losing a grip of myself. My
power of memory weakened and I lost
my position. Then I read about Fer-
scored. and every dose was almost like
sunshine. At once I began to feel
better. and permanently better I really
was, for less than a dozen boxes made
me a well man. Now I can do my work
with any man and I am grateful to Fer-
rozone.”
Ferrozone corrects all enfeebled con
ditlons of the system, builds up and
gives the body great resistive power
against disease. To use Ferrozone as-
sures lasting robust health. 50c. per
box or six boxes for $2.50, at all deal-
ers. Try Ferrozone, do it today.
 
 
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C. W. Patterson
ken too early, my appetite was poor,
I had palpitation on doing a little ex-
"°“bl° 1"" 11°!" with B ='1°"°'1i11S ‘ter or Mums shane Davidson com-
s
came upon me, and a strange feeling ,
a
rozone. Say. lt's awfully good to get'
a medicine that helps you right off. I
don't mind telling you I was badly
investigation." He also attacked the
m . . -
pson, Commisllon Counsel, was not
pared and it was declared not only _
by the Carleton member but by Bir.
Wilfred Laurier and every Liberal
speaker who followed that because
the obiect _of their remarks was now V
I soldier he could not be expected to
perform his duties conscientiously in
a case where the Minister of Militia
was on trlol. Mr. Carvell even went
so far as to drag the name of Royalty
into the debate by means of an easily.
understood reference claiming that it
was the Governor General who forced
an investigation of the Kyte fuse con-
tract charges.
This statement was immediately
and emphatically denied by Sir Rob-
ert Borden. As for the attacks made
on Sir Charles Davidson it is probable
that Hansard can show few parallels
applying to a public official in his pos-
ition. Mr. Carveil's statement, was that
"It is the greatest farce which the
Premier has created in his four years
of taroiai government in Canada. A
Commission headed by a man who.
whether he has not the ability or is
acting under dictation. has lsboured
for a year, squandered $20,0iJ0 of the
public money and brought forth noth-
ing by way of a report to justify him-
self. The Government ln referring the
Mr. Carvell "was referring it to a man
who could not or would not give it an
Minister of Militia _end during his re-
the interesting information that Wil-
connection with the Kyte charges.
Sir Sam Hughes replied and he re-
paid the Carleton 'memher’s observa-
tions with compound interest. After
giving every fact in connection with
the sale of the ammunition in quest-
ion to Vickers Limited as he had al-
ready given it in evidence before the
Jaiasusa-us.
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N  Pit t'
rm. umm soimiat, an. No. 1, uuvmon, ont., mlm; ~'rw°
years ago last spring I was run down, had nervous prostration, and
was in a terribly nervous condition. I could not sleep or eat, could
scarcely count the nights that I passed without sleep, and if I did
eat, had sick headaches and vomiting spells. My limbs would swell
so badly that it hurt me to walk. I would jump tip in bed, awaken-
ed by bad dreams. In fact, I was so bad. thought I could not live,
and started to use Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food without much hope.
“It was not long before I ‘began to improve under this /treat-
ment, and I can truthfully say it has done me aworld of good._ It
took some time to get the nervous systemrestored, ‘but I kept right
on using the Nerve Food regularly, and gradually gained in health
and strength. I have a fine baiby ‘boy now. He weighed 12 lbs. at
birth, and, though my friends were anxious after the condition I was
in, I got over that fine, and new weigh 120 lbs. Before using the
Nerve Food I was a mere skeleton.”
The original of this testimonial is on file in our offices for Your 111-
spection. or you may write to Mrs. Schmidt for confirmation of her cure.
ammunition sale to him," continuedy
50 cents a box, 6 for ,$2-50, all dealers, oi-_ Ehimanson:  I
excorlated the member for Carleton.
As for his character.said. Sir Sam.
he 'had only this to say that he was
never caught trying to impersonate
people in New York or buying black-
guards to steal papers. He was pre-
pared to go before any tribunal in the
worldwith Mr Carveil and when the
matter was cleared up would have no
reason to blush. If Mr. Carvell did
not it was because he had a rhirnocer
_ |¢-.iq
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us hide.
The member for Carleton then
heard an appreciation of himself by
Hon. C. J. Doherty in particular real-
atlon to his attacks on Sir Charles
Davidson. After the explanation of the
case and the member for Carleton had
risen with his brief duly endorsed.
There was no case to blacl-:guard the
Minister and Minister of Militia said
Mr. Doherty it had become evident
to the Opposition that there was no
marks in this regard communicated _ Dr. 0hn.ae’s Recipe ¥00k. 1.000 selected recipes, sent free if you mention this paper. _
liarn Travers Jerome has been acting _ 1, 
for the Opposition in New York in I '_ _
ammunition sale made bythe Prime
defendants attorney and as there was
no attorney Mr. Carvell had chosen
to‘ blackgnsrd Sir Charles Davidson.
As for Mr. .Iohu 'l"hompson,'the Min-
ister of Justice asked. since when are
those of o'ur sons and brothers who
have gone forth to risk and if need
be to sacrifice their livesfor their
country to be sueered at as subordin-
ates of the Minister of Militia.
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