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of Ham-
highly
Food.
had
nerves
wake
were
in
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Food
several
nervous system
could not sleep
weak and suffer-
spells. The Nerve
me strong and weil."
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85 Bay Street,
: "I was so
I could
so un--
not remain in bod,
but would have get up during the
night. in order to quiet my nerves.
I also suffered considerably from
fiiintness and dizzy spells, and
though I had dectored for some
years I never seemed to get anything
that did me any real good until I bc-
gan the use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve
Food. It worked .a great change in
my condition almost immediately. and
utter a regular use of this prepara-
tion I 'believe that it has effected e.
permanent cure."
North
very nervou
not sleep at
easy that I
M£rs.B.
B
 Belly Feeds on Rich, Red Blood.
The blood is the medium by which nourishment is
supplied to -the various parts and organs of _iilie body.
When tlie-blood fails to derive proper nourishment from
the iYooci_,; or is depleted by overwork, worry or disease,
u. g'ciie1'v,l_.brcakdoivn of the system is su1‘c to follow.
Because of the readiness with which it is-taken into
the liloo'gl'sti'ca1n, and because of its exceptional vitaliz-
inc; powers, Dr. \Ohaso’s Nerve Food is the greatest
_r
 
toovercome tiredllsngiiidand
are the outward .inclinations
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‘low state of vitality _ S -V , »..
‘~'Mrs. Thomas Pmmck, 23 Illa-
watha Htroct, St. Tliomiw, Ont., and
whose huslmnd is conduct/or on the
Wabash ltiillwny, states ; "I was quite
run down in health, was very nerv-
ous, did not sleep wcll and had frc-
quent dizzy spells. Believing this to
'lie the result of an exhnustcd norv-
ous system, I begun using Dr. Chase's
Ni-r\‘c Food, :ind can say tiizit this
medicine dill mo n. world of good. It
entirely fri-,cd me of the symptoms
stutcd above, ‘huilt up my ,health
Scnernlly. so that to-day I feel that
I am quite well ziguin.”
Under ditto oi' Sept. 5, 1912, Mrs.
Peacock writes: "Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food has done me o. world of good.
and I would be pleased to tcil every-
body so."
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lilood-bugildei' and enriclier which it is possible to obtain. Such ailments as anaemia,
elhlorosis‘ or green sickness, general debility and physical exliaustioii are overcome
by this food cure.
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Mr. Henry Block, 81 Ste. Catherine
Street East, Montreal, Que., writes :-
"Tlio wonderi’ul results I obtained
from the use oi! Dr. Chzise's Nerve
Food constrains me to write this lot-
ter in order that othcrs who suffer
from nervou`s exhaustion and weak-
ness may use this medicine with equili-
ly satisfactory results. As tho result
of overwork I become completely ex-
hausted, and was unzihio to work .for
fourteen months. As I um the father
of a. family, these were sad days for
mc, but after Ilind used six boxes of
Dr- Chiisc’s Nerve Food I had lin-
provcd so grcotly that I continued the
treatment until I was completely re-
stored to health and strength. I nniv
work twelve to iiftcen hours zi. dal'
and keep in excellent hniiith."
` r. Chase s Nerve Food
flradiially but certainly Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food increases the quantity and improves the quality of the
blood noiirls‘hcs the nerves back to health and vigor, and throiigili the bl-ood and nerves carries new vitality to
every’pai't[bf the body. This great food cure brings health to the broken-down, energy to the worn»out, strength
to the iveak, sleep to the sleepless, and health and happiness to the sick land despondcnt. "
verybody Needs a Spring
 HEN the blood gets thin arid watery, the gvastg of thoqliiiman fidy ig
rapid than the process of reconstructio'n, .Gradually the acl ' 'in of fha
grows weaker and weaker, the lungs do not woijk~'co their full capael
il. ,
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the use of 
new energy il'
when e<»m*ti\‘
condition of the
stomach  other 'digestivd organs fail to perfoi-ni-tiheiirdutics, andthe resul e
sorts of bodily derangements. 'Aeliing head, dizzyfspelis, indigwtion, feelings `
weakness and despondency, lack of__enei'gy c to peri5oi~ni the duties of‘the day, loss e`
__ - appetite ' 'ng memory d power of concentration 0
Mrs. Jolin Walheld, La._ H510
Islands, Limenhurg Oo., N5, writes:
“Two years ago my system became
greatly run down, and I was awfully
nervous. It was very difficult for mo
to do my housework. and I felt very
miserable. I doctorod, but did not re-
ceive any benefit until I begun tho use
of Dr. (‘.h:ise’s Nerve Food. This
medicine proved oi! wonderful lieneilt
to me, building up the system and
restoring health :incl strength. I al-
ways feel now that ii’ I do get run
down I can depend on Dr. (,',hnse's
Nerve Food to make me strong and
well.
“lily liusbfind was troubled with
dizziness nnrl nervous headache.
ziiiii was ciirvd by the Nerve Food.
llo would not be without it in the
homo."
‘ I Di Cliase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or Edmanson, 'Bates &_Co., Limited,
'1‘oron'~to.» '
M*  protect you against imitations the portrait and signature of Dr. A.
 thefamous Receipt Book author, are on every 'box of his medicines.
Note your increase iii
weight while using Dr.
CHASE’S NERVE FOOD.
This is the proof that it
actually forms new, firm
flesh and tissue.-,,_._..  -
-the m_ind,,§itability, neg:-gusncssaand sleeplessness 
among the symptoms which distress you, and all can -ble'
avoided by the use of Dr.I'Clizise"s Nerve Food. There isl
no preparation to be coiripared .0 Dr. Chase’s Nervdl
_ ` stimiilntn ani!
° ‘ it ‘ ' ut
Food as a spriii,f_r_1~estorah`vef' It does not
so whip the 01 gans oif the
_ _ V bo t overexcrtion, b
elirlclung the ‘blood instils . gor into the
By noting youu i-nercase’in .weight while using.
<.-.Mr. J. Hiirlbcrt, 28 Jnmcs Street,
Brantford, Ont., writes: "I was very
much run down in hcnith, and us D.
consequence my nervous system was
very much oxhaiisted. Close confine-
ment nt my work, I think, brought
on thu trouble- I started using Dr.
Chnsc'S Nerve Foiiil, und by the time
I had used up one box I felt 11 greet
irnprovemcnt. The continued use of
this pri~p;trutioii has thoroughly re-
siorvil my system, so that I fool sii'on;r,
und \'if.:oroiis :ind lit for :iiiy :imoiint
of work. I liiivi- also used Dr. Ch:isn's
Kidney-Li\'or Pills :ind Ointment with
splendid satisfaction, rind rccomnir-nil
lhciii :it i-\'cr,\' onpurti|iiiii'."
gi at food. cure you
prove that new, firm
and tissue are being
Mrs.
Street,
months
misnf-ss
There were
liuusied nilrves,
much misery,
tinunily getting wg;-sg,
"I begun using Dr.
Fond, and was not
noticed
Uieziltli.
tem
nerves (egg
sleep well.
"Wo have also used Dr. Chese'l
Kidney-Liver Pills and Syrup of Lin..
seed and Turpontlne. and could ndl
110 \\'lth0Lii’. tlicim in the hgugg."\
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LUX STLLIIKI SELLING FAST*
It. _ls expected that the whole cap.
ltel will be disposed of me few
weeks. ~
That tnere is big money in the fox
busineiis and will be for years to
come is now almost an assured inet.
This company expects to pay a
large ‘dividend to its stock holders
this your and with reasonable luck in
1914 it should be able to pay 100
per cent or more. i - -
The Belmont Black Fox Co. stock
is one ol the best il not the best pro-
position now in the market.
This company own two pairs oi old
breeders of the Island's very best
stock and lutend to add to the stock
8 more - pairs oi the prospective
young totes asking iii all 5 pairs.
The total cost oi the stock is $80,-
000, of which $35,000 is already sub-
scribed and paid up. $45,000 is now
oilercd to the public in shares of $100
each. , The balance is to be paid on
the following baslsi 10 per cent.`with
the application, the balance on Sep-
tember Brut ~next.
The ranch is situated on the Bel-
mont iarm, at Charlottetown Royal-
ty, 3 miles from the city, in an ideal
spot and *under capable management.
Application for this stock may be
made to any ol the stock holders or
any of the following directors. Sam-
uel Craig, J. 13. Andrew. J°\\\\
Martin, John Munn, Robt. Kerr, J.
1*. Mellonald, B. A. McDonald. Sec-
retory-Tronsurer. - 4°5MSf-W
"Only 'a limited quantity oi those
elegant porticreii we are oiieriug li
such great. bargains. See window dis-
iiiliv- Brisas .r se from 51°-5° P°*"
tie;-og lui' ‘$7,§rlght- down to $3-25
rortisgidl ;!_or $2.4; .end&av;-:Sie vi
priese_,_eetitem. eer _4_`8MEu_
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has again been developed by the rati-`
the St. Gotliard 'Railway convention
of 1909, by which the last of the
difficulties the
niiarly double the
of this
and to an
into in N10
bil
cernini; the possibility of stopping
viewing: tho peace agitation of mod-
ern times and dwelling especially on
principal Swiss lines becomes the the action of Nicholas II, in 1899,
property ofthe Swiss Confederation. when lie invited the governments of
The vote was '108\to 77. ` the world to send delegates to the
The St. Gotiiardi convention o!1S7B ,conference at The Hague, the DBDGP
between Switzerland and Germany .proposes rt new international confer-
and Italy had to be revised owing to ence on the armament question.
Switzerland buying out the Swiss It is the view of the Zeitiing, how-
railroad systems in 1904. This revis- ever, that sucii ii conference could not
ion constituted the convention of very well bc summoned by one oi the
1909, which extended the special nountrlen participating in the activi~
rights enjoyed by Germany and It- ties which iunkc all Europe an armed
aly, on the St. Gothard line of 275 camp.
kilometres to the entire Swiss sys- “Of all the great Powers, only the
tem oi railroads, aggregating 2,700 United States of Amelfilfa COUU1 fell”
jrilometres ol railway. ', der this service to the ¢0l\l\l1l‘i°B I"
A large aiu! prominent section ol question and thereby earn the grati-
thg people i Switzerland opposed _t,u'de of all E\1l`0D°," the ZEIWYIK
the adoption ol the convention which' says. "Tho inauguration speech ol
they declared would be an irreparable President Wilson gives rise to the
blow to the national honor and dig- nope that he may be the statesman
' n and 'will institute a move
- . ' who ca ‘
St. Gotliard line, which was ment looking to the calling of this
in 1872, wasjcompleted in' new conference. The best citizens ol
it was prpieeted it was his country would surely stand ready
that the cost would be to index-so any action the President
lJ1it`_oi1 account oi many might take in this direction." I
t.
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HKI;  was cured oi Acute Bronchitis by
Yea ‘M.INARD'B NIMENT.
'rits _ . ‘ M J, M. oimresu..
' I was cured olfseial Nleursllla DY
RD'S LINIMEN P.
,MWA wif. nsmmiis.
Albert Co.; .N_. 'B-
I 155 cured Oi Qhl‘0il‘l6
iiy§.i.11xitiin's nmmnnr. »' ,_
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Biking’ ill. GEO. ,nNGLmY_V
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SWISS Hiiilii ‘ ASKS ANILHIEA ill LXPLUHLH LUST
S iil|LWi\Y*EUMPA[Ii ‘STUP AHNIAMLNTS BULH HIS Fill
National Council LConfirms The Frankfurter Zeitung LONDON- Avril f><S1>°~=i»\>-C»i»-
` tain Lawrence Dates, of the Inniskil~
the Acquisition of Lines By Wants United States to Pro- li.. D.....00`...., wi... .im with Captain
Robert F Scott on his ill lated An-
i the State' Y' I pose Conference' tarctic ciipi-iditioii, limi lost. both his
feet from frostifite before he stumlzied
' -'_' out of the tent to his death, accord-
iii to a letter irom (ia tain Watson
, _ ’ ‘ ~ , _ _ 1; . r .
BEHNE. Avril 9 (S1>ei:iu10-A grave FR»\NK1'0R'1` UN "`1'If° MAIN- AP" the agent ef tile imperial service
political crisis, which is pmetigally ril 9 (Special)-'l‘iie Frankfurter Zlei- Guild at Wellington, New Zealand,
dividing the People of Switzerland, tung publishes ti lending article con- Wh0 BHYS  ll\f'~k0H Um Ffivelllllifill 0"
the authority ol Commander Evans.
l‘rcvious reports as to Captain
ficatiori by the National Council of the armimtcnt fever in Europe. Rc- Oates. ,,0m,m0n when he d,,m,c,.,m,\y
committed suicide told only half the
truth, writes Unlituin Watson.
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