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 Personally Attended ` 1(
 by -Dr. A. W. Chase
Before He Became Famous as the Author of Dr. Chue’s
Receipt Book.
Here is a. letter from an aged gsnu
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ited Dr. Chase, long
before his Receipt Book attained a
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world - Widi!
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people Of INI-
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were the iirst
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break d o w n
and when doc- . »
tors failed to
help him he
Mr O 'D B
when living in
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MR. 0. D. BARNES.
remembered the physicianwho cured
mm or pieurisy in his younger days.
. _ . arnes, R.F.D. 1. Byron,
Mich.. writes:-“About titty years ago,
_ Ann Arbor, Dr. A. W.
Chase, the famous Receipt Book an-
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Dlellfily. Ever since that l have used
and recommended Dr. Ci\:\so'i _\|¢,1|.
Glllel. and have two of his Receipt.
Books in the house.
“Some time ago a cold settled in the
kmlleyi. causing backachv-, frequent
urination, dizziness, and affected the
svesisht- My appetite felled and
I could- not sleep nights. Two
doctors failed to do me any last-
IUE Sood. so I started using
Dr. A. W. Chnse's Kidney-Liver
Pills and Nerve Food. The results
have been highly satisfactory to _mo_
Allpetite improved, I gained in weight,
sleep and rest well, and feel strong
and well. My kidneys resumed their
natural functions, and I believe that
my cure was due to Dr. A. W. Chase‘s
Kidney-Liver Pills and Nerve
Food. I um '18 years old, superinteud
work on my farm, and can turn in
_and do some work myself."
Dr. Cha.se‘s Kidney-Liver Pills. One
pill a dose, 25 cents a box. All dealers
or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited,
Toronto.
“Here I am breakin' stones by , the
Patsy Bryan to his
friend, "when l'm heir to half of a
under my father’s will,
the ouid man dies he
ordered my brother Phil to divide the
and by St. Patrick so
lie did»-for he took the inside himself
the outsirie."- The
roadside," said
splendid estate
sol am. When
house with me,
and gave' me
Scotsman.. .- .
“But she says she has never given
you any encouragement."
"Did she, say that?"
“She certainly did."
"She told me that her uncle was go-
ing to leave her a fortune and that
she had one foot in the grave. If that
is not encouragement I’d like to know
li
what you cali it."- New York Post.
: -“Have a Heart”
and buy your _wife a Record Brilliant Range. She
will appreciate its being so smooth and easy to clean. No
useless ornamentation.
I BANNED nVl]|JKl
The story of how strong drink has
been utterly banished from the Rus-
sian Empire was related to the Asso-
'ciated.Press by Michael Demitrdvitcii
Tchelisheff, the man directly resppn-
sible for putting an end to R.ussia's
great vice--the vodka habit.
This miracle has been virtually ac-
complished- by Michael D. Tchelishett,
a peasant by birth., orginaily 'u house
painter by profession, then mayor of
tl_ie city of Samara and now a million-
'a re.
` Speaking of what lie had accom-
plished for the cause ot' sobriety in
Rusia. Mr. Tchelishefi’ said:
“I was reared in a small Russian
village. There were no schools or hos-
pitals. or any oi' the improvements we
are accustomed to in civilized _ com-
munities. l picked up an education
from old newspapers and stray books.
_One day I chanced upon a book in the
'hands ot’ a moujik which treated of
the harmfulness of alcohol. It stated
‘among other things that vodka was a
poison. I was so impressed with this,
_knowing that everybody drank vodka,
_that i asked the iirst physician I niet
if the statement were true. He'saifi,
"Yes.’ Men drank it, he explained, be-
,cause momentarily it gave them a sen-
Vsation of pleasant dizziness. From
that time I decided to take every op-
portunity to discover more about the
use of vodka.
"At the end ot' the eighties there
come famine iii Russia, followed by
agrarian troubles. I sa\v a crowd of
peasants demand from a local laini-
lord all the grain and foodstuffs in his
granary. This puzzled me; I could not
understand how honest men were iii-
dulging in what seemed to be highway
robbery. But I noted at the time that
'every man who was taking part in this
incident was a drinking man, while
their fellow-villagers who were ab-
steminous had suilicient provisions in
their own homes. Thus it was that I
observed the industrial effects of
'vodka drinking.
"At Samaria I decided to do more
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iianaiiian Patriotic Fund
I URING THE Nsxr i-‘E mivs ._ letter wiii_be ”a__.||||
than passively disapprove oi' vodka.
At this time I was an nldernian, and
many ot’ the tenants living in my
|houses were workingmen.'0iie night
a drunken father in (nie of my houses
killed his wife. This incident made
ara. I then introduced a bill in the
same time that the sale of vodka be
prohibited. This bill passed and the
an occasional corrective to insure
goodfhealth and strength. Success
is almost impossible for the weak
and ailing. Enjoyment is noi.
for the sick. Impaired health
and serious sickncssco usually
begin in deranged conditions of the
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.
Beeclzaflzi
.are recognized all over the world
to be the best correcti’e o_$_troubles
of 'the digestive or`gar`is}`j V cy tone
the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg-
ulate the bowels. They cleanse the
system, purify the fblodl and
not in the best *and safest way
For Hoaliiifa
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cratlcally a drunken mob than zi sob-
‘er people.
“This was seven years ago. Luterl
was elected mayor of Samara. capital
of the Volga district, a district with
over a quarter of a million inhabit-_
ants. Subsequently to holding this
oilice, I was elected to the Duma on
an anti-vodka platform. In the Duma
I groposed a bill permitting the in-
ha itants of any town to close the lo-
cal vodka shops, and providing also
that every bottle of vodka should bear
a label with the word poison. At my
request the wording of this label, in
which the evils ot' vodka were set
forth, was done by the late Count Leo
Tolstoi. This bill passed the Duma
and went to the Imperial Cpnncil,,
where it was amended and Jinailly
tabled.
“l then begged an audience of Em.
peror Nicliolas. lie- received me with
great kindness in his castle in the
Crimes not far from the scene of the
recent Turkish bombardment. He lis-
tened to me patiently. He was im-
pressed with~ my recital that most of
the revolutionary and socialist ex-
cesses were committed hy drunkards.
and that the Sveaborg,, Kronstad and
Sebastopol navy rcvolts and - the
Petrograd and other mutiiious military
movements were all caused by inch-
riates. Having heard me out, ilis
Majesty promised at once to speak
to his Minister ot` Finaiice coiiccriiiiig
the prohibition oi' vodka.
Czar Sees Vodka’s Havoc
to drunkenness during the niobilim
eni'or<~cd for one month ,showed the
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there was n boom in the sale ot' meats.
groceries, ,r‘lothiiig, dry goods ani
home turiilsliiii s
had been paul for vodka were .now
being spent for the necessities of lifc.
Thc average working week iiicreused
t`rom three and Your days to six, the
numerous holidays of thc drinkcr hav-
ing been eliminated. The working day
also became longer and the etiiciciicy
ol the worker was perhaps doubled.
Women and children who seldom wcrc
without niiirks showing the physical
violence of the husband and futlier,
suddenly found themselves in an un-
dreamed-of paradise. Tllerc were no
bzlows, no insults and no rough treat-
ment. There was bread on the table,
milk for the babies and a ilre in the
kitchen.
Russia Abandons Liquor Trade
possible thing in Russia. .I organized
delegations to present petitions to the
proper authorities ior the prolonging
oi’ this new sobriety for the d .riitioii
of the war. This step found fiivorwiili
His imperial Majest_\_' a"-i an crflvr
was issued to that effort Anotlicr
similar campaign to ren orc the ll-
censrs from privileged rest:iuraiil.s
and clubs was .sucesst’ul. ,ani stroiig
liquor is no longer available anywhere
s
in Rus a.
“The second month of abstinence
made the manifold advantages so
clear to everybody that when we call-
ed upon His Majesty to thank _him
for his recent orders, he promised
that the vodka business of the Gov-
ernment would be given llil f0l'9V0\'
This promise was promulgated in a
ll I1 11581101? Of l1hlS Cit 6Xpl3ll1lI`lg I 4 U telegram to the Grand Duke Constan-
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Parrouc Fund. t em M19" °f Wm” is '°° -°
cam' ° fills dependants of our soldier;-NT To You 
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TH:.f“s:c:sif.'f¢i.ii.:>r .m- .--
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this are recommended highly bi’ the C°mm‘i ee
. i.EA_sE mi onthe can which you feoeigs-efid
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. abovidlliilgwledgements will be made throU8h0Ut the
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Navkiatioii  tal.
G. W. WAKEFOBIL
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'V' '» '”°h"'°°‘ Numa
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' “iiiriiiuai umiiin" _
There remains only now to Hull
elsewhere the revenues which‘uD 10
the present time has been contribut-
ed hy vodka ' There has been introduc-
   'etl in the Duma ii bill offering_a solu-
tion of this question. The aim of this
bill is not the creation of new taxes.
not an increase in the present. taxes.
but an effort to render the Govern-
ment domains and poseslons more
productive." .
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W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.P.R.
St. John, N. B. '
GEO. WALLER,
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SLAYER OFFERS BODV
TO PROVE CANCER TEST
BUFFALO Det 8-Frank J Hit
key, who was sent to Auburn Prison
from Buffalo in December, 1912 to
serve from twenty years to lite for
the murder ot Joseph Joseph, a seven
The first offer was made several
months ago to Dr, lioswel Park of
this city, who died a few days later.
The letter was turned over to the
Laboratory, a State institution, who
referred it to Attorney-General
ruled that the State could not ac-
cept the offer.
Hickey in.hls letter stated that
he made the offer with no idea ,of
possible pardon or communication of
sentence, only "desiring to show
that as in the past. years ol' my life
have done much evil so now I
would dc good."
The murder ot' the Joseph boy
was revolling as were the other
crimes to which Hickey confessed.
'l"_iiese included two other murders,
that of a ' New York newsboy in
Lowell, Mass.
BELGIAN QUEEN THANKS
' WOMEN OF AMERICA
NEW YORK, Dec. li.-ivlesages of
gratitude to the women of America
from Elizabeth, Queen ot' Belgium,
and the Duchess of Vcndome. sister
of King Albert of Belgium. written
at the lieailqiiarters of the Belgian
army on the firing line, have been
received here by the \Vomcn‘s section
of the American conliiiisslon for rc-
liet' in Belgium. The messages, writ-
'ten during the course oi' one ot' the
recent battles, were cabled here by
Herbert C. Hoover, chairman of the
American commission .it London who
‘week's visit to Belgium
' Queen Eliziibetlfs inessnge rcndi-i
hs follows:
\ it gives ine great pleasure' io av-
'cept the invitation which has boi-ii
traiismitted to me to become patron-
ness ot' the \Vome1i's Section ot' the
American (Tonimission for Relief ot'
Belgium. I wish to extend to the wo-
men ot' America the deep gratitude
ot' the women of llelgium for the
'work which they are doing for my
'°"°““9' I "“'°“l“‘e“ me ““'e.““" 'C' vodka viicasiire. The Grand Duke. man lilierryso <1(-ar io every Anicriciiii
“awed f"°m its consumptifm 1” Sam' reuienibering the disorganization due 'womanfq hear;
“NY 601111611 DFDVWHS that U16 0"? tion of 1904, ordered the proiiiimioii ,, ‘Sig"“‘“ _ "E“Z“""“‘"'
give this Sm" °f ’“°“9Y 1° me Im` oi’ all alcoholic drinks except iiicluhs H‘°,m°s.s”g° "mu me Duchess was
perial treasury, rcquestingat the am, m.s(_C|n5s ,.,,Bmm.nmS_ This m.de,._ of similar import.
Iiilssiini autliorities the value of ab-
m°“9Y was a9P"°P"iated~ it was offer' stiiiencc. In spite oi' the general de- 5-00
ed ‘U the Governmemf but the GW' pression caused bv thc war, the par- 3-58
ernment promptly refused it' alvsis ot' business; the closing oi' lac- 9-47
Aided bl' T°'5t°| tories and the interruption ot' railroad 11-00
“It me" dawned “iw” me mm R“S` traliic,, thc people felt no privation.
'sian BiLlT.t3,ll=,\3.f§.!`P!.9,lf_,.ilifl,.1l,‘?.l wan" "he Savings banks showed an increase iii
P00919 io bemme s°ber' TUV me rem deposits over thepreccding month and 8-55
30" that it was easier to rule ““t°' over the corresponding mouth -of the 9-30
receding year. Al. thc some time
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-` '  .. All Rundown After a
 S  m “Tile 30,000,000 roubles a day that Hard  of Bruno'-|itiS_
Mrs. Horbdugh Regained
Strength by Taking Vinol.
Waynesboro, Pa. _ “My system was
all run down after a hard spell of bron-
chitis. It was hard for me to keep
about. I had pains in my chest and
took cold easily. I learned of Vinol
from a friend and tried it. I soon felt
better and now it has built me up and I
am stroniand well, and able t.o do my
house wor , which I had not been able
to do ‘for about three months before
taking Vinol.
"You may publish this statement so
others may now about Vinol and get
help as I did."-Mrs. Y. R. Honsouoii,
"I decided to seize this occasion for Waynesboro, Pa,
a DPGSS CBIHDUHH 5° 1" as um ‘S “ Thousands of other intelli ent people'
are constantly prsising_VinoFfor restor-
ing health and strengt .
delicious cod liver and iron tonic_without
oil, which will create an appetite, tone
up the digestive organs, make pure
blood and create strength.
If you are run-down and not as strong
and energetic as you ought to be, try a
bottle of Vinol with the understanding
that we will pay back your money if lt:
fails to help you. -
E. A. FOSTER. drugizist, Charlotte- '
town, P. E. I.
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Schedule in effect Nov. 26th
St. John to Boston. ......$5.00
St. John to Portland....$4.50
halves St. John Honda!! Thursdays at
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Children Cry for Fletc|ier’s
year-old Lackawanna boy, is a pris- _'-1
oner who has offered in a letter to Q ‘
Thomas Mott Osborne. Warden ot’ -;
Sing Sing Prison, to sacritice himself '
'tor inoculation with virus to ascer- ’
'tain whether the disease is contag- _:i
ous. '
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has  l
in uso for over 30 years, has borne the signature 'oil E
and has been made under his per-
_  soiial supervision since its infancy,
- , . Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Coimterfclts, luiitations and “ J listens-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-lixpcricnce against Experiment,
What is CASTORIA ‘
Gastonia. is ci lmrmlcss substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
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contains ncltlicr Opium, Morpiitne nor other Narcotic
substance. Its nge is its giinriiiitcc. It destroys Worms
and nllnys Fcvci-isliiiess. For more than thirty years it
1 luis been ii. constant use for the relief of Constipation,
i» Flatiilency, \Vind Colle, all Teething' Troubles and
Dlarrlimn. It mgriilates tho Stomach and Bowels,
assimilatcs the Food, giving lil-alt-liy and natural sleep.
The Childrcn’s Punacca-The Mothcr's Friend. ,
esuuini-: CASTORIA Ai.w/ivs
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“While I lobbied in Petrograd the 'people The food whim your goumry _
. Emperor visited the rfomitri' firound is daily providing to our women and
such a terrible im ressioii on e 'tl t - - ~
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For Reliable Fire insurance
Call, Write or Phone.
G. J. McCormac
Agent for the Imperial Underwriters Corporation,
Office:-Revere Hotel Building
119 Kent St, Charlottetown-
P. 0. Box 64 Phone 351
6738-11-30Mtf. ‘
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An effort is to be made to recruit in this Pro-
vince one Squadron at war strength (149 of all ranks) _-
for overseas service with the 2nd. Contingent. _“_”
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As several months must necessarily be spent in M..
training, applications will not be limited to members 
of this regiment, but will be open to an P. E. island- fig.,
ers of suitable age and physique with or without Fifi-`
previous military training. `°§
This will probably be the last, ¢;p__portunity for
the formation of a distinct P. E. I nd unit for
overseas service.
Application may be made to:-
Major J. A. Stewart, (Union Rd.)
0. C. “A” Squadron.
' Major T. H. E. Inman, (Summeiside)
0. C. “B” Squadron.
_ or to the undersigned
. fi. E. ings, Lieui. col.
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W. C. Cooke, Captain and Adiutant,
I.. R. THOMPSON. T. F. I P. A i
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