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,lil “adidl¢-Gives the Power
~»- To Racist This Disease.
The epidemic of Spanish Influenza
which p yod such havoc in Europe,
has reached this continent. Tlioii-
lapds ofoasea of the strange mal.iily
have appeared and many deaths :ire
llroldy reported; Surgeon~tiencr:il
Blue- of the United States l’u:i|ie
Health Service having stated flint
“Spanish Influenza will probzilily
spread all over the country in
mx weeks". 0
Pnctimily every ship which
touches our shores from abro:-fl,
Nlll! those infected with the
disease.
Surgeon-General Blue urges that
"the individual take all the precau-
tion! ho can against contractin
the disease by care and personas
hygiene". Plenty of exercise should
betaken;the dietshouldberegulutcd,
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Spanish Influenza affects most:
severely elderly pi.-rsonsgand otlwrs
whose powers of resistance are
weakened by illness, work or woi ry
especial! those irhosre “run-der. n.’l
or “not ileeling up to the mark."
Tho really great danger from tho
disease is not so much in the disease
itself, as that it often develops into
pneumonia.
_What everyone needs now is s
Eurail tonic like “i~`ruit~a-tives”.
ia wonderful fruit medicine is not
s germ-killer. It is a l'>ody-builder;
astrength-maker; a blood-piiriilcr;
A -power in protecting against the
ravages ofdisesse.
" niit-s-tives* regulates the
kidneys and bowels, causing tlifse
organs to eliminate waste rcguliiily
and naturally as nature intenci-il.
.“Fryit-a-tives” keeps the skin anti' f-,
and purities and enriches the blond.
"Fruit-a-tives” tones up aid
strengthens the organs of dicesticn,
insuring food being properly dig(-stcfi
Ind assimilated. `
_ Everyone can take ordinary pre-
cautions, avoid crowded places. and
use “Fruit-u-tives" regularly to
insure sound digestion, in ki-fp the
bowels and kidneys regular and the
whoio_system in the best possible
condition. Then we are safe from
disease.
"‘i-‘mit-s-tives" is sold by dealers
everywhere st50ca box, 6 for $2.50,
trral_ps‘ize __25c or s¢;Jnt ;;__ostpaicl___ on
WW. _ 0 price y ru_it-a- `ve.s
hlhlited, Ottawa, On t.
Froiessional Cards
DR. CLIFT
cl-IRONIC Dlslnll
CUBATWE TREATHENT by the
aontb fn advance. Vlcterla Hotel,
hurlottetown. P.E.I.,' Canad;
HOURS. 12 to I daily. NOW
491-8-Zlfimospd.
  
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J. D'. STEWABT. K. 0.
Ranistor, Solicitor and
1 ' Notary Publlo ‘
f’f\oa Newsom llook, Charlottetown
lranol\0il‘\eo.tke ow
'lonsytol.oanouRa'=ll:t'dso-
know-ww ie nmfrv
larrletars and Attorneys
‘olieitors for Royal Bam .ir came;
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MONDAY
lmlll children .
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_No r»\.AcE pike Hone;-ur.
James Mtzfhchorn of Boston ‘and who
has boon .employed in the Postal
service there for some years is visiting
Montague -his former homo. He has
and wntomplates making his home
purchased a property in Montague
there once more. He has lived in
Boston about twenty years. -
THE 08TERA.- The steamer Os-
trea, of tho_oystor protective service!
was ergaged last week in working
for the -Marino Department. She
placed out a buoy at Sklnner's reel
off Picton harbor and landed a surf
boat at Pdctou for the Halifax Agency,
She called after this with supplies at
Georgetown. Annandale and-Sourls.
FUN*AL.-The funeral of the
late James “organ Friday morningi
from the residence 69 Bayfield Street.
at 8.45 to St. Dunstans Cathedmi
was largely attended. The floral and
spiritual offerings were many and
testified to the esteem in which doc-
eased was held. The pall bearers
were Messrs Neil McKenzie, flenry
Fitzgerald. G. A. Hughes. M. Curran
\Vin. llennessey and G. H. Murphy.:
GIRLS TEEN AGE CONF-ERENCE.i
-The sessions of the Teen Age Con-2
ference on Saturday were happilyl
ended by a conference supper attend-
ed by upwards of 200 young people.
The prettlly arranged tables were
presided over by Mrs. T. W. llfui-_
phy as Toast Mistress the toasts being
verses of songs. Following was the
toast list:-The King-God Save the
Klng. Our (‘ana_dlan Boys in Khaki
and their Allies (Proposed by Miss;
Grace Messcrvey. responded to by.
Bliss R. Waye; Our Home Folk-
(Proposed by Miss Isabel Acorn, res-
Schools. responded to by Misa Mouse.
The Boys Work. proposed by Miss
Pauline Rogers, responded to by Mr.
Nicholson. Our Girls Work. proposed
by Miss Dorothy Duchemin. respond-
ed to by Miss Margaret Irving,
The Conference then adiourneil foi
the School room of Zion Church where'
several interesting addressee were
given.
--BOARD OF TRADE.-At a'mcet-
lng of the Sninmerslde Board of Trudc
held on Thursdhy evening. the follow-
ing matters wcre brought up-Ro
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ISLAND LADY DEAD.- Mr. and _,A V./_
lbs. Murdock Graham, Bradaihane! (»'_‘:",
hm riceived the sud news that their  ~ l _
uoix’a wife Mrs. Angus Graham had ' f " 
died in Winnipeg. Much. sympathy is
felt for Mr. Graham and his two
ISLANDER WOUNDED.-Mr. Nor-
man Lowther, received a telegram
Saturday- stating that his brother
Lions Lewis T. Lowther. has been
admtlbd to 8th General Hospital.
Rouen, on Sept. 27. gunshot wound ln
right foot. .
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Our Home Churches and Sunday'
gardlng the S. S. Northumberland ony
the P. E. ,_i. service the members
think the Government is acting wise-
ly in not keeping the North-I
umberland on this route when the|
Car Ferry is capable of handling all,
freight and carrying all passengers
to and from the island, thus relieving
a lot of extra expense. The matter of
the present time table and passeng-
ers by Car Ferry being delayed at
Sackvllle was brought up and Mr. C.
McArthur, Chairman of the Railway
Committee was instructed to take this'
matter up Mr. H. T. Holman, Chair-
man of Marine Committee reportodi
that nothing definl': has been reacn-,
ed in the matter of Steamers of St.-
Lawrence Trading Company running
between Montreal, Newfoundland
and P. E. l. The matter of accom-l
modatlon of visitors to the Marltlmei
Winter Fair to be held in Summer-
side on December 11, 12, and 13th was
brought up and will be discussed at
next meeting of the Board. The mat-
ter of the fair itself was ‘dlscussedl
and the Board will cooperate with
success.-L.
llacellliwiulilglil
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Rough and ItchyWiti:\Eczana.
Csm¢inPimpi¢ssndBlisters.
K¢ptFrom Sl¢¢ping.~
“Myfsesgot rough and heh ,and
lvvsssoldlhadeuema. ltnine ln
plmpiemthenwsta- blisters. and my
skin waasofesndrsd. llyfanltehed
and l hadto scratch, and I kept me
fromsleeslng. Tbeskinwssdryand
lcaiy,an wo\ddh&il. Iyhoswls
aiiawruiulgm.
"l¢awanadveniseme|i\fovGutlours
loapaad0ivitmaatandlssmforshs\
llmpia. lahervvanlaboqbtmotgaod
hwasnotenraweekwhenlwaseom-
their huled-" lilgpllniu Annu
°l;¢\».Aldsrson.A .Au¢.zs,ts|1..
.yowskla iaahaady bsahhy and
tl:‘___h_:pltse\ryusln¢°m__i?raloap
of Gutters Oinunsm to soothe and
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one sister Kezla all of Hunter River.
George Sellar and Rev. Bruce (Tar-
_ew, the latter being a nephew of tho
deceased.
cased a short time before his deathl
laid to rest in the Wheatley River
Messrs Merton Bagnall. Gordon Brown`
and four of his nephews. Alfred, Nel-
son, Clifford and Bruce Carow.
morning Sept. 25th a number of the
grlsts and saw rnillers of P. E. ls-
il\0 Mlfltlme Fair lll makin! ll Blland, met in the hall over John H.
iuhort notice given, a good number
'mailers of common lnterst in the mil-
achalrmun. The first order of busneae
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Rev. C. S. Lord, B.D. of Fenelon,
Falls. Ont.. received a cablegram on
Tuesday. Sept. 17th. announcing the
death of his son. I-‘light-Lieut.l\icLean
Lorfl, who was killed in an aeroplane
accident in England the day previous.
No further particulars are yet avail-
able. The deepest sympathy is ex-
presed for the parents ln their sad and
sore bereavement. The young avia-
tor. who was about eighteen years
of age. wasthe youngest son of Rev.
and Mrs. i.ord, and grandson of the
late Rev. Dr. A. .\lcLean of Picton
County. N. S. McLean was a great
favorite with all who knew him. A1
is a prisoner in Germany. Lit-ut.
Arthur Lord, who was lnvalided home
last year. is at present in Kingston,
recruiting for the Siberian Battalion.
At the time the message came an-
nouncing tbe death of Flight-Lieut_
Lord. his mother was in Montreal.
visiting at the home of her son,whnse
little girl is seriously ill.
Rev, Mr. Lord. father ofthe unfor
tunatc young aviator, is a native of
this province, and about two years
ago paid a brief visit to his old home
relatlves and friends in Tryon and
Charlottetown.
After a long and painful illness
lasting over a year and six months
and all that medical skill and loving
hands could do to alleviate his suff-
fcring, Mr. James Carew of Hunter
River passed _peacefully away to his
eternal rest. on Sept. lltli in his 66th
year. .
The deceased had resided at Gran-
ville for upwards of thirty years. af-
terwards removlng to Hunter River
whore he spent the last sixteen years
of his life. For over thirty years he
was a consistent member and active
worker in the Methodist Church.
There are left to mourn besides his
wife, two daughters Mrs. Norton
Bagnall and Mrs. Gordon Brown. also
two brothers E. J. and Edwin and
The funeral was conducted by the
Rev. George ‘Ayers .assisted by Rev.
The pastor spoke very effectively
from the words chosen by the dec-
to he used at his funeral service. Zi
Timothy 4. 6. 7. 8. The remains were
cemetery. The pall bearers were
MILLERB UNION.-On Wednesday
iGlil‘s store. cor Great George and
flflzroy Streets. for the purpose of or-
ganizing a, millcra union. Despite the
were present from the different paris
nf tho island. all eager to discuss
ling business. At 10.30 a. ni. the
Murray Harbor School Fair, which
meeting wan called and Mr. Heath
Crosby of Bonshaw was appointed
was that of organizing. The body of
members were to be known as the
"Prince Edward island Millers Assoc-
iation." The following were elected:
President, Mr.,Chealor Rackham.
Secy-Treaa, Mr. A. E. Warren; Ex-
Sec-y-Treus. Mr. A. C. Warren; Ex-
ecutive. Messrs Fred Gates, John
Scott, Charles lves. George Wurron.
Ernest Warren, Bradford Howstl.,
John Andrews. Considerable discuss-
ion on different matters then took
Place, but owing`lo the shortness or
Hd tilt 'K lit‘§9'llfH"Hbf§ rg rgggjg
a ,Ho lookin; -mer nie i-eiiiiuiiiiig or me tl' ° '" “°° '“°'° _
Marine 'Wharf The crib work on the i ‘
6 |~°@f»¢° lg ,hm is n re W M -cofuN'rv counr--'riie october
services were held during the day.Tl\e
`schoolg and theatres close today until
further notice.
DIED OF W_0UNDB.- Mrs. J. A.
Griffith; Weyniontli- Street city, recerv
ed a telegram yesterday afternooi
stating that her son, Sergt. Leo Grif-
fith had died of wounds received on
Sept. 19th. Sergt. Grilliitlr enlisted
n the curly stage of the _war with a
ferred to the Princess Pats. being one
of the few survivors of that gallant
body. Only lust. Saturday a wiru had
been received from him which road:
despatch said he had- been wounded
pathy is felt for his bereaved mother
and two sisters and two brothers one
of whom is Mr. John Griffith- of the
SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Ono of the
worst auto accidents that has taken
place on the island so far befell a
wedding party on Wednesday evening.
On the way back. -_ in d0lC9llli_lll'8’ G
long and rather steep hill neatj_`_f'r‘t;d-_
erlcton. the-car skldded and turned
ing up and several cuts onli lirifiiei
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wedd'ln'g'was solamnlzed in M§_.lp_oq,ue
on"Wedri‘esda`§r " 'eVéM'ng Sdpt.. "25'th
when Miss Mary 'llleallirlafeii became
Lockerble of _J-§mlI.ton. ' The" cere
mony iwus. .performed by Rev. John
b_iurql1leqn._;l in_,"i|lie__|}r;es__e_nc»a_ of only
the immediate fr,_i_eligu_ and relaiivei
The bri_de_who was given away liy,)ier_
hroQ\|;|_-_\-b1r,.,__,%?1'_ra)s_fA>|_:_ Green lookedi
charming ln a dress 'ol cream eorgem
and conventloigafxetl. caught up'\9fth1
iiiiieii iiii ni¢'_vii'i'ig_y. and _ciin-rea l
bon_qn_et__ol___§y'_liit9 _ueters and jfernui
After the ceremony the guests re
sumptuous supper was served in.llr\L
time. no definite conclusions were df°°,ll" ,\ll.\lil'_l¢fl°- 'N10 Ulf!! WON
reached, ig vu qecided, ¢h°,,fm_ many anq_§ost_lyfncludln¢ several gold
that another meeting be eailea iii nieces. eu _alalaeud lllvmure. 'rise'
th¢“‘nn'r'rutufe. ni wiiwiili wa; imp 0\l\r'lf¢I.1.1°t1i»' their may blind: ui '
_..-_i~-»_...}l{iJB8DAY A |.r.|wron in eno|.Ano.'+lt|i2
_ sara Ano souup.-ur. Jenn wn~
llunma. Prince' Street. city, received
‘a telegramfrom Mn. Williams ln
Perth. Amboy, N. J.. on Saturday in-
rming hlm of the terrible explosion
fo
Y ___ _ ____ them and that__she had escaped ia-_ w°uNDEn___Mrs_ Mary An' ,hm
_-,Q3 qw-%.'\§  D, Jury. l£l_;_i..v._,32 tveymnuthh $trwet.__ci|y___ rigs
%- ' "\ ', wouuoen in Ann- ui- pei-ii-fymn “limit at "M" le” "6:
" » \ / ' I ' ' ‘ es urp y s_ofiiclally admitted
  :_".'.l.-._. Erd hfcG;il;_an. 2_1i Queen_:t:e¢_a_t_, city, General Hospnah Aubengum, Sepl__
‘ A _____-;__., _ as rocev 3 eegram a a son 28 5, '_ 1 h I i
 1; John Leo MoGnigan infantry is of- " } 'ymho ,quad rg t eg; ___
` ' ’" "" ' "WV" '~“ ficlally-. reported. sdinit1ed~to‘l8 Gen- i"' H '»‘  ~‘\"v i r
' _ , Home Fr-tom ovsnssas.-4 Lien,
t Bon Lobo iii   ._ ._ ._  _._   
` _ ` _ mm  _  _ ator Murphy, Tlgnlsh _has §rrive_d
U`N'iON lvl/7\DE  '_"HE'PA`m|Na wHARF;i_M__ _‘_____A homo`_frol1;_overseas _and waslln tho'
 T ‘_ L ' ' 'city' yesiiiraai-;__ne'wiir be in town*
‘ ` ‘ “Bm ‘M Humax resident “gamer 'for `a" few days. `i~i`fs' numerous ffriends
SH|R"|'S & GLOVES for the iliaritime Provinces is here ;"° db" ted mu' hi 0 .3 _
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the work ia getting on very satistae- term °f.‘h.° Cal'-“ly C°“"' ‘l“‘¥° Mc'
laieut. Rowland Paton had ardved’
satisfactory progress. __ ,__ _
mr"y_ Quarrle presiding, occupied tub days
____ last week at Alberton. A number of
RMI-WAYMEN MADE HAPPV.- FUNERAL -snnvICl:.-'rné“riine- °"'" “"9” "°"°““°l’°’°‘l “f -0" ‘“'
The €‘mDl0y€'2S 0! the mechanifml df! ral of the late Dennis Phelan who dlo'l mrmnuon or Mr' Geurm ~ Balbmr'
panmem of the Prglsland Railway in Charlottetown on sept mst -__.__°_ i-local prohibition Inspector for Prince
AWGFB made happy SSIUNGY by' l’0c€iPl qlace at Morell on Sunday aft`ernoo" clonal," Mr' Gordon Bennett climbe-
Df Cheques for their back pay under sept. 22nd, :rein-nie residence or li” muon' °°""°t°d 9' 8 Fm Men"
the recently introduced McAdoo sys- brother Laurence lghaiop uiid' wp mans! the Pmhlbmon Act and nn”
__ Th _ _ ;- and costs.A case against a young
Bm- el' D39' dates batik f!'0l11 MBY very largely Bl-t0l1‘l0¢l~ T719 funeral. man for wrongful disposal of liquor'
15'- 139'- and lil 601119 C8805 Cheque! service ln. .the chnrch _and at lilo pufchiwed frm" the V°“d°*`- Was di5.!_
grave were performed by- the Pastor missed for want of sufficient evlilenm-.~
Rev. Father Duffy: 'i`lie'pa_ll-bearers’ Besides the local lawyers. Messrs 
wen, pg-eden.,-1; sinner, George  C. Saunders and Heath Strong, Suni-
Ca,.thy_ Wm-,ed Dumphy and R|char,1 merside were in attendance. Tlic
wa|sh_ May me som rest in p|eCe_ court meets at Snmmeralde on Frliluy
_ _ _ :_ the 18th inet.--H. i
CHRiS_'I`MlA,$ _l?AH._(_JE§LS.-Christ-
mas parcels fm: _the Canadyqn , Expedp Llout. Harold Messcrvy, who lcfl _ _
_"Onan, Forces should be ,maned nl here with No, 5 Siege Battery, known tr-ry boys wt-rc hy nu rneuns brick- been trzirtsfcrrcrl to otlier units
"iu‘,m,be\d“patched h,om_C“ad|an afterwards as No. 8 arrived at hii=|i\'a\'ds in returning with inlcrcst llic 'I`lic boysof the Battery have always
_,dns nm |aMmn‘l,_._me midme _ of :$33 __l;l___£h_t::l_t;f__t_et;>w_n____on_ Eglin); co_upl|lii_e|it_ t_o__ 1' r'llz._ F<;i~tu_iinl_c_ly l[i__i=c;i_ ;_3'_czitly__n_tl_i_\chcd_lg t_heir_ officers
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eddurmg the Christmas seas-on land Lleul. Messervy pro<'cc<iecl with Llcut. Itiusscrvv was not wilii the Artiilclrv Brigade' lri which B3;
the public am requested 'O epqeal-or tho Battery to France in March 1!ll7'Batlerv at thc time so many of the bnttorv' was for rl line)
l° have all l”"'cel-’ mst” A" time 1° and just a few days after their arrlvalinienibcrs were kniickcii init with gas have 'bc-cn exceedingly popular and
l>6_d@SD'§'~fCl1e_<l__f_l'°"_‘.Ca“ada by the they had their first taste ol at-tivo :it Arntentlcres. Hc got his dose of ll thcrc in nothing they? would not do
Il1l‘ldl€_ 0f N°Y‘_‘m}b°l`~ L3# yea’ many War-fare.  about the last of May, this year, ur for clllier of them. They have taken
e ongugernenl rn Lit-vin. llc was sent down thc linc and -tht-r sliurc ol’ tho dangers and have
desired that all parcels shall be mail- which the Battery participated was iroin tho cnsunlly hospital wont io ilnnc ¢-vcrytling possible to make life
ed this year in time to permit of de; the battle of I’asui'hen<iaic in wliicli tlii- Iiuclioss of \\'<-stiiiiiiiitvr'iiiispllzil iiiiilci- thi; trying conditions of wu-
uvery _by Chrimmal _ tho Canadians ;covercd itlienist-lvc+= and lulr-r_tn Ilrniiisllolt. llc lcft Eng-l :is pleusziiit ns possible for the boys.
____ with glory. The Battery sustained the l.inil on Sut\ii'<la.v Sept. '.’l, living lil- ` Major Penkc is at present at Whitley,
_ -I-HE '_ ,NF-|_UENzA Ep|DEM|¢ loss of two men killed and n vonsliler- viilitlcrl ironic ns pli_\'.<i<-ally unfit. I-Jriclaiiil, not linving yet recovered the
At a meeting of the Charlottetown able number wounded in this fight. Licut. l\ic~'.=vvi'v_v spi-uking of lin' full use of his rirni which was wound.
Board of Health held Saturday night During Fritz`i= heavy drive in .\larr‘li_ lii»_\~< of tho li;iilc:‘_~.~ iii-i-lnrcii tluini io- 
___ me Maym_,__ office m was decided and April last thc l_3atfery \va_s ln! bo "lilo iiniist lmni-ii nl lioys Gini ever '1‘iii» iioyi; liiii-Q been very gr_i¢g1u|
by __ resolution un__mlmo“8ly_ad0pmd_ :_l_i_i_e€;____i;i:_r_:_t_io;i_l;i_occup_\ing lhrec_rli_ffcr-| put on iizirtli. lhii_sp|rit  cmiirndc-_ ini- the inany welcome parcels sent
than ___ View or me prevalence of “__ i were not dlii-ill_\ .iblsliip .iiiitnig litem li- inaglilhvlelll and , in them by the P. E. l. Art ry
fluenla ln U10 CNY 8nd in ordm- to ;‘;(_:;g~__;I'l_l_<; l_;luns. knowing the (‘nn- to hi-lp ri clnini in tiny \\':i_v they tlilnk .\iixil;iry_ Those parcels always uri-ry.
ccupying a partlculufrly _ niitliini.: iii si-lf or danger. It in rc nil in _good condition and caused much
Prevent lil# furthe' *Plead* . the strong position and well wired in, iiiilf grcllailili- to smilie that tlicrc :irc ninv rejoicing among the recipients
Cl1\ll_`Cl\0B- _SCl*°°l§ _and theatre” _ lm not care to tackle them. All posltl-‘onl_\‘ about twi-nty iii thi- original Loup Mig-si;¢~|-voy leaves shortly for
f‘_l0B€d_ Ulllll lllrtllel' l10llC°- SUVICQS ons along the front got their share of boys loft in liiii llnlti-r_\'_ ii large num- llilifax wh(-|-Q he has,0|-de;-5 to |-9.
Wf_f§ro_ h€ld lll all U19 Cl1\l¥'Ch9S Yeslef' the heavy shelling and the ilsland bat- _bvr Iiavlni.; iililniricil cottiiiiissiuiis or_ pun 10 h0_=pt¢;\|_ '
dn'y morning when announcement was ' _ :_ ° - _
made accordllng to _fthe ruling of the I ` H ' *_ V M __;_ _L
parcels were mailed too late and lt ls The. 111-5( numb]
James Paton, M.L.A. receivedfa _wire
ymteniay notifying him that his son,
Iandon and that he lu' making #ry
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in the abdomen and back. Much eym- _._ i
Postal Courier service. _
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The bride and groom Mr. and Mijn.  ._ _
Joseph L. Cameron. has been married *si ' 'In' -- . | /Z’
that morning at 'Indian .River and en- _gg ¢ -i '_ jf. ¢ »-, ' 5 ; _ ` `
gaged Mr. Edmund Lynda. of"i{e_n- :_ f§,_,'f§_`;","_'f“`.'_`_ ,'1~
slngton to take them and the 'wed H
ding Ddlriy foratrlp to Charlottetowni I"  " A i- - e  
turtle. All the panty gut a. bud' shak-
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lured. Mr. ;Lyll1».».1iu¢‘olved seri9gi_ll1>,_
juries to the spine andhead and will _
bo laid up for some tiuie.__ '_ __ '_ '_
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.. T.iBnt thebody that craves rest, but
the mind.~ -
When you are bodily tired you can
usually fall to sleep at- the first oppor-
tunity.
But when the nerves are irritated by
anxiety and worry rest and sleep seem to
be impossible. -
The mind seems to bc most alert, and
_ you are thinking, thinking, thinking-
first. of one-thing and then of another-~
often matters of little or no importancef
But you simply cannot sleep. _ ‘ * 
_Slofeglesanesa is the most common and
often t e firstdndicatinn of a breaking
down of the nervous system. , ._
The object. of sleep' is to allowthe body
to rebuild tissue and the nerves to recover
tone. Sleep is, the ideal condition' for this
process. _ .,
If you cannot sleep you worry, abd
wor? brenks down nerve cells at a tre-
men ous rate so that instead of laying up
nerve force for the demands of the day
you are using up theéreserve.
The nerve centregpre sometimes liken-
ed to storage batte es. If you continue
to consume the nervous energy in reserve.
without paying back, these centres become
sooner or later depleted, and you find your.
self s nervous wreckr
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feeling tir_ed and lacking in mental energy.
Your days work seems more than you
can face, and you become down-hearted
and discouraged.
The future is not bright, for you must
4 realize that the natural result is exhausted
nerves. paralysis, locomotor- ataxia _or
some form of helplessness.
In Dr. (`»hasc's Nerve Food is ,found the
moat natural and the _l1\0sf._ratj0nhl t 
ment. for the nerves imaginable, heel; e
l-ES fgvdh care contains _thu vital  -
u nce w ic_ 'goto the but di u Q $5
blood and the depleted nerve“<§al'lsri
Dr. Gflastfs NerveҤbd does' not iii-
dllfe Sleeve but-it does restore thsnervous
system, and after you have been using it
for u few days you \vi_ll begin -to find your.
self nesting and sleeping naturally. it
A little patience is necessary if your
'f91'V“\!S System is greatly exhunstad, but
.\0_u will be encouraged by the bene ts ob-
tained to keep up thetroatment until the
exhausted nerves are fully restored, and
you feel the cnerggr and snap which means
success und happiness. _
__ Dr. Clisse’s Nerve Food. 50 cents 's
ox._all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,
Limited, Toronto. To protect you against
Xnitutions the portrait and siknature 61
- W- CHESS. M»D., the famous Receipt
Book author, are on every box.
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