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\-31! lll¢1lt.r\te‘a Court 9 a_ m _
Prince Edward Theatre. 3.15, 7 rind
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` BIRTHS -
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_ WIGMORE.-At Grahani's Rd.`
on Sept 28th to Thos. and Mrs.
\V§gmore, a daughter.
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DIED
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_HAitPER.-At the P.E.lsland hoa-
.:a.i. 0ct_ 2nd. 1918. Miss Dinah H.
_HU'l>0r. 8864 77 years Funeral Friday
Oct. ith acl 3.30 p. m. from the resid
ence of Mrs. John Harper. 207 Fitz-
roy st. to the Peoples Cemetery.
MORGAN-In this city on Sept. 30th
James Morgan. at the age of S0 years
The funeral will leave his residence
69 Bayfield Street at 8.45 o'clock Fri
day morning.
_ -_*___
weep Mlnard's Liniment in the housci .\o\a \otia, highest “ages paid n°
. for e\perieiited hands \ppl\ to
Loveisll gfeal help lo lhe girl who Chas Hill \\ e<lne~da_\ and Thur -
_' of this week at \'ictoria L
_I7-10-2 m ei pd
Wants to make herself miserable. dal
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hid” and "9 'WW ‘Y-“hi” f°‘“` and St. Quentin Saturday on a front
/Ri"
EN. CURRIE has
stated repeatedly
- that the morale of
our troops is without equal.
He knows that tblsis due to
two ihinrs-diacivline and smart
appearance. _
e ctficws are rcs ns`l>le
fnirrhdisci;-Iiiie-the Aii‘i`;Stli'op
‘or smart a;»w.-axance.
The Ai-i:_<imp Safctv Razor
",. - 1 eenci National Service in
-i-i;»iii,;_ wiili the aid of soap
and water, the faces of nianycl
our soldiers in n fiesh. clean.
eoinionable condition.
Your soldier will appreciate
more than anything else, an
AutoSiro|~-the only rug; img
automatically sluipeiis its own
blades. therefore. tha only ons
ilu! is pernisneiiily ready fur
service.
Price $5.00
It Ili* dana lvdywhuw
22c. />o_ri¢zs¢ tr-ill deliver an
¢iuboSfn>p Razor Overseas by
_first class rcgdsttral mail.
AutoStrop
Safety Razor Co.,
Limited
suv on.. si., 1'..~.», o.i_
5l~&l8
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Smash Bulgarians Aided by the
Germans.
Victors lhdo Advance of ghtecn
Milos In Ons Day and Are Now
Within Four Miles of Uakub-
Bololaleo Railroad- May 0ut~0l
Supplies From Enemy libroee.
LONDON, Sept. 2|.. - Serbian
troops pressing the Bulgarians and
Germans in Central Macedonia ad-
vanced more than 20 kilometres on
miles of the Uskub~Salonlca railroad,
§opposing the British and Greek
_armies on the Serbian right.
I An omcial despatch from Serbian
general headquarters at Salonica re-
ceived yesterday by the Serbian lega-
villages and 12 guns and now are
,several kilometres to the north of
the village of Kavadar. Fresh Bul-
garian and Gernisn troops are arriv-
Britiah and French Forces Both
Make Progress.
LONDON, Sept. 3 ‘ -+Allied troops
are progressing satisfactorily ‘ in
breaking down the defences of St.
Quentin., On the north the British
are lighting in the l-lladenburg posi-
tions and pressing toward the canal
between St. Quentin and Cambraf,
while on the south the French are
moving forward steadily.
For a stretch of more than ten
miles north of St. Quentin the Brit-
ish now hold the dominating hills.
English troops attacked the Ger
man lines midway between Cambrai
of from 355 to three miles.
l “W "min *flew ml' 'he WPPIY °f th° Field Marshal Haig's thrust was 
_ _Anstro-German and Bulgarian forces _ made lowllrds the ,mp of hlgll I
ground in front of the Hlndenburg
defences which cover the Scheldt
Canal. Progress was made east oi'
Epehy and near Harglcourt.
,' huile and Bellicourt against the Eng-
lish battalions.
I The British yielded par: or their
.gains at some places, but a net ad-
mg °°mi““”~"Y 1° Temmrce we e”`  vance of a quarter of a mile in depth
amy lines.
was made and numerous machine-
_ Heavy counter-attacks were dellv- `
tion said the Serbians captured 16 lewd by me Germum belween vend_i
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1° °°”5“”°"°” “nh 'he g°“°"" `E1l11 f¢d°Ul>*S have been Sl°fl11°d- ‘ i°o.\'<1ii.\'i*i'i__».'i‘Ei> iii' 'rim r‘iiii~::-“
Entente allied offensive against the
M h 400 is taken
Teuton and Bulgarian forces in Thelocalacllon ol Saturday was ~- -» _ - _ _ .» _ , - sl. _ y
M“°ed°“ia~ “alia” "`°°Ps Saturday probably for the purpose of further- fliillllllg UHF- lift- ""“El`l\\l1I~\I»‘\-` ||_\'ie-ll_- thi-in that they have c.i\'-ii_-ilg}.ll~-,f..;'ll|lllil|u|l offirliaj llllologrllllll
'began a "ig°l`°“5 advnnce in me bend inipr0Vii18 me 3i\“au°n in U-\\|C\P3' (‘iip\'rlgh! ("iniidiuii \\'air llc(-<1-i‘<l_-` _
ioi' the River Cerna. to the east of
Monastir. The omclal statement is- :Hlndenburg llne_ _ _ » __ 1 _ _ _
sued yesterday by the Italian War
Office says ‘that the front enemy posi-
ition of a great assault against the
The main enemy defences in the
umm were captured- ' Quentin, both of which are threaten-
_ Cutting of the Uskub-_Salonica rail
road, it was said here onicially yes-
terday, will force the retirement of
the enemy left wing, and cause 8
general readjustment of the enemy
,lines in this entire section.
“We advanced more than 20 kilo-
metres towards the north ” said the
.
Serbia” omcial stmemem' "Our ithe town, one of the important Ger- 1
5 man bases on this front. _
troops are several kilometres to the
north of Kavadar. In addition to
Lhis town we have liberated another
dfteen villages Twelve guns have
ed by the present British operations.
are based on the canal, highway and
lrallroad running north and south on
' an average of_about two miles from
iField Marshal Haig’s front line.
` Toward Le Catelet the British are
pressing eastward on a front of three
miles and are within four miles of
With the Australians already in
' h li c r pidl overrunnln
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‘ ____-`   be k b ~ I _ is res a e ra y K
9 _-’,' A \`~ in ta en y ‘mf cava U' 'them north of Hargicourt. West of
1.  Fresh B“|33""‘“ ‘Wd Germs” St. Quentin the French are within
troops are arrfving continually to re-
two miles of the outskirts. while on
A `  ` "“°'°° the enemy “nes During me the south thev are forcing the Ger- -
._ \ y ‘ ; _ _
\_ _ _ ig retreat the Bulgarians set fire to the _ 8 I lv ll imp "ant vlllages _
 villages and piiihderea an that re- l,'l';:l°oll,'f_,‘l,0;l,l‘l;ns_ ° 
. » "  mained to the poverty-stricken popu- l Sl Quemln as a result of lhe;
that
5 week's operations, is in a more ser- .
/' hg/ ' lation, thus treatin them as enemies l ' _’
.not Serbian but Bulgarian."
-__-___-'_-_-l in in spite M the °la".ns °f the. Son” 'ions position from the enemy view-l
- G°'emmem ‘hal ‘his p°p“l°u°n is I point than probably at any time since 1
the beginning of the war A further
“ANTED l §“t“"d°y'° Serbia” °m°i“1 said: push eastward by the Biritish from 
l Om' mdefaugable "`°°ps °°mm` 'their newly won height positions on ‘
Hoie
Every time _vou wrong your neigh ` `
bor _vou harm yourself_ _
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1 _To Coal Dealers _i_l_.
ii. 9
‘ The Fuel Controller for C ‘ “"9
ada requires that all person: “Y
TENDERS
tn Painting. Plumbing and Hear.
aconsiield _the residence- of the
H J Cundfill will be 1-eg-@|\-eil
the undersigned up iq NOON Ol
required in the reniodellI'.ig~ of)
dealmg ln Qlal ln any manner iiohdav me nh of OCTOBER.
~h_all first orccure a license _
Quite a number -if dealers in this i’~‘
\'~€°I 'Jr H111’ Tender not necessar-
accemed ‘ ` ‘the war- that all civilized nations
ine Krnyovo-Strigovo-Drogojol-Polo
shko The cavalry is north of this
line More than ten villages were
liberated in one day In the bend
of the Cerna we have taken the vil-
_lage of Godiyak Aviators coniinii
ously bombard the retreating troops _
miles The infantry has passed the A
llies on three sides of the tovrn
T0 AID THE RUSSIANS
Washington Endeavors to Lino Up
\l . k - l b _ d. ' iued to advance, and ‘ have fought  la ll,
*T* World Against Bolshcviki ‘ "'~ --   -~-.  _ ._  . __ ..._._.__;l_...-_--.» _
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2).-In an
_'and attack them with machine guns. 03011 10 align U16 Civililéd W0l‘ld
'-We have taken 8 great number against the terrorism in Russia un-
lof prisoners, including a lieutenant- _d
<colo`nel_ Several guns are reported to .'G°"el'l1l11eUl» hu fwuesled il! Am' .
. .
er Bolshevik rule the United States _
ha-ve been captured, but the number IHLSBBUOYS Bhd NS MiDiSl€rS in Dell-_
cn to \\0r in um er “oo iii th th lll l t ll e’
3 rthward in one day more than nine e nor west' w V I ua Y p ce _
l
. _
ra
has not been ascertained owing to Y
l as well as _Allied countries to*
"le _speed of our advall¢@_ ascertain whether the Governments
"The population is welcoming the _io which they are accredited will join
arrival of our troops with enthusi- lin
nsm. The soldiers of New Serbia lil
some immediate action to "impress
pon the perpetrators of these crimes
who have been forced lo ellllst ill the the aversion with which civilization
Bulgarian army are throwing away regards their present wanton acts.
_their arms and passing to our side."
,
i
The proposal is to take steps en-
tirely separate from the conduct of
?"0Vi"lC¢ hdvf failed to dr S0 Lil man* and SlJ€1‘if»Cf.ii-‘in mn be seen: i    lregister 'their sbborrence of such
to the present time. A list »= ‘lf
these is _now heing prepared fo
'orwarding to the Department at
0'tawa.
Mike .1pp|lC8ti0l‘| I0 !i\6 unf i»¥6»`»-9»9`2Si:.=itl the Political "isis in Germany' me izens are suffering from an openly- ` 'P \\ i__
, _
 Sealed separate Tenders for Car-
PEIJ  '
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'ir-frigned 3! OIICB if \'(`-U dn no ---»---...  _ _ __ _ _ inlensmcatwn °f which in th? mst _iavowed campaign of terror, that
flush to have Your name on thi.-
”`t' H , Ennsby-§w°~:i}E1r.C[tF§;f}w}} . pp. _ _ _ - 'and that ill-administered prisons Q1-ll 27-."
‘ F J.  _Ma:DOl\ ILD,
_n______ll__e`l_f}'¢_lrninisti'ator for P E I-
. Tr \ 'r-
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DR CLIFT I
° " "ri, 25. 5 a. m. l~`rl_25. 1 p.in _people are better guardians of peace
_ CHRONIC DIBLIBEB
i ’CRA'l'TVF.f TRl1ATM1s."N'l hy _
.mth in advance. Vl¢torla Hot
--'__ _~_--_-rf-2-m . _
_ few weeks has been plainly indicated _llwusands ol persons have been _,,,_,,-, . ;l_
in various wavs, is rapidly coming to '
I f trial
region between Cambrai and Si_l
I
the Hindenburg positions, other Brit- 
-. ~.,e-~¢»-s-
w» _ N’ "TT "
THE .~\R\"S l{El’i.\` TO STRIKERS.
_TM5 Brmsh ‘-‘ffmlll Phologmpil V" quite tiuieli' in view oi` thi- sci'iou_- i'ail\\~uv strikes in England and the
S1liPl'IH`d Strikes in 5*"M*‘ll‘l~ Th" British arinv never goes- on strike. The legend oii the gun is ii striking
rtbukl- to some folks at lic-nie. '
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°"° ' 3” 1”' °”°“ were ‘ <‘-inndiiui -=0ldh\r~‘ i'u~' ou' uf the Firm \iarrimi sir ihiigiris Haig \\~|i..l|,.,.l iw.. ami their counir with
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the office of the undersigned --i `barbarism. _  ._ _
_Signs That Political Crisis Will Occnr The message t'0 the dil>|0fH8l-S S;YS A -, . ‘
~ ' ihi G - i i i i ti t i ~ 'e ‘
C, B, ci-qAppEvl_l__ & l.lUN_l-Elrl  Shortly. __ iihes pe;);e?aitlillia1enRus:lann (irriltxifens iii ~_ _f.‘.““’°~'~ 5”
-'\l'Chi¥€‘i‘l!` COPENHAGEN' Sept' 2"'_That Petrograd. Moscow and other citi- \ ‘_ `  1
. i ,.
' "`  Your Noise Does Not Disturb
" E s head. a ears to be evidenced hv ‘Shot without even a orm ° §»=-‘_ ` 
__ the uncertain supply of news from are nlled beyond ¢apgclty
 _§'_»\HL}f, that country ln the last twenty-four Great Brllaln and Fmnce_ lmvlng `
7" I
Q '.
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hours.
virtually declared the Bolsheviki
,Tm The clerical organ Germania pub- out ws will not be lnlerm ¢ed_
~’ ‘ `r"--i“_ "l' 1 "ti _ _ la _ ga
es. S Tues. 1. 5 p. n~ “shes an,‘"“°l° declaring in f“'v°' ibut have been advised by cable of
n overn ent It I
~ Q.
S30 a‘ m' Fri- 4~ 6 p~ “‘ says that the 'majority parties imem
‘ ` Fri 11- P ' give me people and their rep"es°ma` I States is acting solely in the interest
 5' " i 'I ~1' -' `-`l`~ ‘5-30 li =' "nearly all have become united; the
Tues gg_ 6 ll_ ln Tlles_ 39_ 3 D_ m _and of agreements lhanhsecret diplo-
., . _,__ macy, and the peop e w o must shed
.he i___f;'_°"h'_ '““'°" h" "° ""”" "“° ”""‘ their blood can iusiiaabiy demand
al  e ‘Wag I the right to participate in the most
"=."otter'~wn. i‘.Fi.l., Canad|i,_ ‘C
UOCRS i2 to 3 daily. NOW
»‘.~i i-2M3muep||_
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oouuisstorx lnaciuizcr. wer- be
iorrnint mn Noranv i>Uni.ic at
. ican produce.
Address: ~ 'I‘_ B_ CLll~"l`_
..St Johns
ii - Nfld_ _
P. 0. bw 383 “cable address Clifton"
N74-|40 |n7ipd
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» n. s'rsw.\n'r. K. C.
'wrrlsfel Solicitor anal T
Yr* . that a Parliamentary Government can
é_  be formed with Count von Hertllng
” ' J at its head.
` As further evidence of the chang-
T' B.  _ The l.\_|~lnlla| Meetl of _Qhalb ing sentiment in Germany' the recent `
0 _ ' ' _
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,‘d“’S "1 ‘he Cafd'€a“_ Sllvsf 2§§'§l'.i.Y§ iii '.I'§.-§.'.2?'..r"‘i'i.°.."'5.¢'.'l
Back F9* C.0mDaf\VL‘mIt9d “fm ltlhancellor, Frederick von Payer,
held_in the Secretary s office may he recalled. Whue this in iiseif
Cardlgéid OflTl1€!=dtt}',OC*0b¢ridoes not mean the conversion of
ilaolorinP.E_ I. Canadian and Amer ISU), al! 2 (i't3|f»ck P M_ this party to parllamentiam, it is
3- A-_ ""°D0N=\l-D- !‘.§f§.'li.'§’ °'i"'fi§.“.f..'i§ ifffi .'i.`I.i.if.'I.`3
_ ;€Ci‘t“i2ry led the annexationiat standpoint.
Commercial Chambers, 1.26.10-3.\l'fwk. The party’s attlude regarding the
Water Sarees _ :-'_-.~_r--~ _--_ __ _ _ _Relchatag peace resolution of July,
_  1__*:`-sl-§>~' M-W _l917, will be taken up Monday.
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K  neu wui as spared.
-_ 's;!_"‘ - .’--r-
"'-‘=.';':_'. :rar
-1 -'-‘ -"'=‘? ?‘f':~*--=-s -T-'~1 important acts of the state.”
Wi' °‘ C‘“"di'? N°|'"|'°5‘have now been well stabilized. Oc-
Lsnd RQQIIIIIIQU caslonal clashes have occurred be-
,_____ tween outposts. but for the present
ll_l_-"_~_.»ir new .»»__r finaly ir rl., mi, ,,,,, neither side ls making any serious
. ""~_Y€"‘ ° . my homestead a quam. | efforts to alter its position.
Wnfiry Pllbuf  :h"ii`ii"°si[i‘e'2'|'i'°'.'».;i;ii`f-,,',:'  There has been no bombardment
lowcost Block Ghadottaseem :*§__§`i>l»n ri the rxlrrrlnirin Lara /tm..-,i of the city of Meta. and a bomhard- _
_ lunch Ollea. foorgetaen M, l, 1.2,” ll" "'° l"*‘“1'<_'- Fm! bv wmlment of that place .la not expected l
""0" °" ‘ *I* l* *Nl I-_sh*~ ‘1inotl"- ,fail-i»q'r»"li~t:i°ii'ri";:a;i3,,'f,':’ ""°" during the present operations. The
°i1--i-»--_..._ _°¢"-- Sli ii-omni -eua¢mr time me mi ilre against the forts around Meta
. 4 tivanoa cf 'he land in ur\ of three yuan. A
-it i - - _ will be continued at n inter-
 . _ .wear . .  l'.'.:.'.:.".:.'.‘;: i-."=.'.,,.°' 5: ni.. '"” ‘
 _ _ i _ ii' _ ' - _
lea-neun aemw- -._»._mi .ff-'§. Tiff. Q-si:r'.'f.l"ii"§.ri%`:°ai 5,3,
‘i  _ -Jam” Oublk -» With. _ Japanese Send Oilh People Food.
_ ' _'mln (_. _ _la rnorirvtiuienrsomeaesae neuadsrml
. '01 N rr... 'rox o t. 2 _-'nie
_  _ ..~...... . . _  .j.~_§“_:..f.“'.:.§l".‘.::f-°° "°:'_-K: ...........L.;..*Z§i’ ..',. .i.. ".‘.',£’.l".‘£.‘?
’ "`1‘ ' ' nm .ner *nil l,,,,1,,'.'_,','§°'-“ _”° ' army has sent to Chlta a large quan-
enn calmer oi. rn »r..l~i..,,,°'l§°:',',‘,,f','f',;°l,,"",,,," tltiof wheat, tea, cotton, sugar, rice,
     n.Rudge  i. ........... - ..._ ....... ...   
_ A ..m.,,.L i.. , 5, l,,,,,,,,,,” it ia addetl that the people of Chita
_.___, _' _ l ‘ l~_l_»l¥fv;§r__~i»r»e::_~_<|niE--_o.g_'s'ls_‘lr.  heartily appreciated the relief.
'J i *i » h  a in rar h ol Irv-' 3 'nm fwlrivnh- or gn” ._|
‘__"-' _ _ _ ‘ .1 ht¥=wtr1l\_$.N» _ an" ' \ I _ t_"°  R
 __ _ _ _ ‘ _ _nes rmevsims naar- is 1 __, .- ny man wio is con mua y ma '
J _ _ *Me  :ii i»-"Q2 in 3% .'§'.if".f,'{l,,:"“',;,,,k_'f" 2'; ing a fool of himself must be a
,_~'  ,_ _ v ~' _ una ___
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180| Mf“L X _ ~x~4`\__y¢\» \\~nm¢ *phi* ___
-\#'_',ii‘;_`l._..'_..__¢  f' _ 1.. pal es
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°` ` 1  l *fill* ask for llnard’s and take no other
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Germania expresses the belief
PARIS, Sept. M.-Both German
and American lines south of Meta
democracy and self-government.
Food Riots Continue. _
ZURICH, Switzerland. Sept. 2l.- `
Serious food riots continue at Sala- _
burg, according to Munich papers.
Rioters attacked the Govemment pal-
ace and broke down the doors, where-
upon the gendarines tired, killing or
wounding several.
Hotels have been closed, food
shops raided and army stores plun-l
dered. I
Austrians Raise Red Flag.
BASEL, Swltaerland, Sept. 23.- `
An Austrian regiment at Rovno. in
the Russian Province of Volhynia. isi
reported in a despatch received here
from Kiev, to have refused to go to ‘
the bsttlefront in France. The Aus-l
trlans unfolded the Red Flag and are!
said to have been joined by two other _
regiments. _ _  _
DONDON. Sept 82|. - A British
monitor was sunk' on Monday aa she
was lying in harbor, the Admiralty
announced yesterday. One oilleer and
19 men were killed and 57 men are
missing, and are presumed to have
been killed.
-___.._..__
' Woodstock Navy League.
WOODSTOCK, Sept -4. -»
branch ot the Navy League has been
organised' here by' Mrs. Reynolda of
Torontd. The branch will be known
at the 9\qllsquiere. named after one
of the vdp»lrst_Woodstock settlers.
~ 
Khin ls la' Hanes.
AHSTERDAH, Sept. 2i-.--E!plo- _
sions are occurring in the Gaaplan
Sea port of Baku, and the town ia
ailrc. British and Allied troops ro-
csntly evacuated Baku. and the town
was occupied by the Turks.
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vous helplessness. Some days I
would be cheered by feeling better, but
only to slip back again, and to be more
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“I had always been very active. Had s
wide acquaintance and did much enter-
taining. In addition to helping in what-
ever was going on at the church, there
was Red Cross work to be done, and all
the time I had my little family to look
after and could not get help. `
“I suppose I tried to do too much, for I
get so I could not sleep at nights and
always fel? tired out in the mornings.
Then I would have headaches and did not
seem to care for my meals.
lg( lT is like a dream now to think_of the
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rrnrgy I found myself putting off the
df. ies of the day. I got behind with the
_ -,is..work, and. this worried me.
“I f”rl not think that I was sick, but
o:`i_' .irr_»t!_ However, thc time came when
:lit not 'get up in the moming. Isimpl
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ing much improvement. I was .completely
discouraged and almost devoid of hope.
-' “But one day a friend told me of her
experience with Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food,
and she was so sure that this treatment
would do me good that I decided to give it
a chance.
“I need scarcely say that there were
some dark, discouraging d gfter
beginning the use of the Nervea¥`sood, but
'as my appetite and digestion improved
I felt that I was gradually getting back
the old-time vigor. Sleep becgmg mom
natural and refreshing. The dark days
passed and I began to take a more cheers
ful view of the future. Then I began to
plan what! would do when I got around
again. The house must be decorated and
Ehe cgiliren brought home, for I had
o sen t em tom sister’a new
the way their noisg disturbedmme. ' ‘mt of
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credit to Dr. Chase's Nerve Footy I can-
not tell you the pleasure lt' gives me so be
restored fo my husband and children after
the long period of' helplessness."
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