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G. T. R. sTEArviEl=i iN DANGER- ous Posrrlon

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No word has l.\<-i-ii rc-:‘tli\'<‘il since* 'l`liii|'.~itla_\‘ |`i'tlln llcziil 'l`|'ct\ wii‘0lo:z:f station ri-l:iii'ilin_t: the oolitiltioii ol lilo Grand 'l`l'iinl< steaiiior St. .lohn ivliicii lies on _thc ilviicii ill the point. i`ollll\\'iiiL' a colli.~iioii will' tliil stelaiiiiilr l’riiir-il .\llicrt. llowili' cr. the \\'ii't»lcsi~' stzitioii i't»poi't.~i : strong :milllitliisli wiiill with a ruiiul sea :ind this tit-vi-lupiiienl is con sidered soiiicwliat diin;:t-roiis tt. tho siwintleil vossci. Tilt? slilvaizi vessel i\igei'ine is i*cporli‘il to lit going to llead ’l`i'oc.

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HEAVV' PASSENGER TRAFFIC

l’|'i»i~lir:aIl_i' all eiliipri :railing l`roii‘

Canadian to Britinii or l2ui~opcili‘. ports arc booked up during: Maj. und- June tho coiicestioii ol' traftli liiivimrlbceii intciisifieil hi' the fact that llic same coiiditions prevail al New \'ork.'l‘lie ovr~i'iioiv ol' passeni; c-rs there has iii iiiiiiiy iiisliinccs been turiicd ovoi' to Canritliaii Lines sailing froin St. John, I-iail~ fax and later Montreal.

-iQ-¢c»-@_ MELITA SAILS FROM ST. JOHN

Tilt- (‘. 1'. (`l. Y-1. liner lilillita sail

_od on Satiirtiai' iiiL',iit_witii -lllli cali iii and ~i5tI third class piissiln_eci's: for Liverpool. Lnrii' Siitiuglinessi' and Hon. Mai~|:iii\ri|<~ Siiziiilzlilicssi were on board: they are :ning to France and l~In;;i:~.iiii. 'l`lie (Taiiadiaii ilclllélizilos to tho wiirlil coiivvniion of tho \\'. (‘. 'l`. l`. were also on liilaril ili\d'tlic l\'.ili-on's ol' Wiiiiii pug, winners ol' lilo Allan Cup, sail cd for Antwerp wlicre they will compete t`0r the world cliaiiiploil ship lmnors in llo<‘ltr>g.' in lliv Oi_i'iii pic giixiios. _

The spirit of spring,is in the air. Easter will bring fourth

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your needs with perhaps the largest stock we have ever shown,

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siaiiil, lloiitague, prcpariilg to open lip ilusliiess in thc near future. 'l`lir-si' iwo young men are iiill ot r<oiii'agc, and' their friends wish iliilin siicccss -'l`.

| .WSOURIS EXHl|BiTION.-The annual meeting of the Souris Ex- hibition Association was held in St. Mary’s Hail, Souris, March 20th Tiiere was a large aitcndaiice.’l`he iiicctiiig nas called to oriler at 2.30 il. ni. with the President, Mr. Frank Muiiiiily in the ciiair. 'l`lie follow- ing is the Presldent's address: Gentlemen, lt seems out of place for me to stand up here and begin to dictate to my superiors yet l think il in my duty to make sumti attempt to address the annual liiecling. Since this Association started, it has niet with grand suc» cess. As you all know in the your 1918 when the government ilid not Rive us any assistance we had to :ippoal to tho pcoplo and ilirl rc- suit iiuis that wi- Vliliancod the :io- coiiil iargllst t-xllillition in llio llo- niiiiion of t‘anad:i. 'Flint iiiono is siiiiii-ionl proof uf the ontiiiislasni hy wiili-li tliis‘Assoi:ialion lilis been carried on since it. slilriori. Oui lillil exliillillon cxcoedeil all pre- vious ones in ontrios and attenti- zlniro, The opening up to the (fouli- ly and thc lldditioii of a poiiiiry vias# :::l\'t~ its iiioro oxhillits and niorv iiioiiey. ~ I iiiidcrsiaiiil il is tho intczition of tho llircciors in -opt-ii our 1020 <>.\;iiilliiion to thi- .\“lai'iIiiiif~ l‘i‘oviiii-wr: and to ho im_riwii as lhv Soiiris Exliillition As srlciiltirill. Tliilro \\"_li'o thirty ¢iii'~ ""l0l`<‘i illlllflilili-ii from tlit`i`i‘i‘i=ii`.' paris of lilo t‘iliiniy, ll iras also il(-cidilrl to piii'i~ll:i~'il iiiorr' lam! and that a t-oliiiiiittoil of tivo wait on tho f2nvci'niiionl for thc piirpiisii of .<r~t-iiriiiy; an agi'iciil`tiir:ii l>iiiiil~ ing to he llililt this c-:lining slim mor, _

ics REPORTS `

_'i`ilc|'il is liltii- cliannc in tho r-on illlions ot` thc ii-il on thc St.'l.ai'.'- l rcnci- :iiiovc llort I\'ei1i`.

'l"iic l.ziil_v (irv_i' is at pi'L>.scnt blin-

korliifr coal at Qiiciloc and return- ed to the attack of lilo icc il:l"rl"i' _\'ostord:iy. A .-\t ’i`lircc Rivers tho t'ci'r_\' boat is

'l0illI! 1'(-‘;,'ll|tii' svrvicel.

m-Qoo-#__ STEAMER ESCAPES STR/\lT ICE FLOES

.-\i'trlr lining iliipriilonotl in the ici- 'lfv tht- Nol'tiiilnii>f\i'iand strait all ivliiler thc .\iii¢-i'i<‘aii slr-aint.-i' llil` uconi has been l'i'cc<i and is now at Point l)ii Uiirliic. tlii~ port ol` Shed `ac, \'-'iioro 'siic ai'li\'vti a foil' days l;.'.o. Thr slcaiiior was the first ves ici to entci'\Sli<=tliac li:ii‘bol' this season. The liilliirent left the ilroiit i.1lli<‘ss last l`a|l lor \'i-w \'o:.'k an" it \i':i:~' if-r_\' into in lilo season \\'lit~ii :ho oini-i':;cil froiii ilic SI. l.a'..' 't-nr-t-_lli\'i~i'. Conditions did not ;li~rinit tht- (`aptiiln in atleiiipiinn t 0 rcacli lin- open sua iiortli oi; i‘i'in<~c l£il\\‘:ii~ii island and (‘api~ llrcioii, and he was l`tii'cetl tri r:ii‘ nto ilic Strait ol' l\.'orliiiimbcriaiitl. I)ii ilollteiiibei' Dil will-ii the _sttliiniili ~r~:l<:lit~<i (Tzipc llniild, about fiftocii :lilies cast ui' Sliediac. she encoiin it-rod illicit tlrii.`tini.=; icc, which forced her inin shallow water not" far i'roiii land.

The (lanziiliali ;:o\'e~rnnir>nt iiiiii'

`lii° officials sont the cal' t'i»ri‘\ ;|o:inicr Scotia lrolli Iliil Strait of tlaiiso to tho aid ol' thi- iiiaronncii i'l‘al`t but thc writer near Cape Bauld was t.oo shallow to permit i'i` to get close enouirn io ine Diilgent to piili her clear. The Captain ol' the Diililent :ind all tho nlen err cept tile second iiiale and cook lull tht- vezesei when it was soon that hc could not hc l'oii~ai:»-oil until .»~|li'iii;:. 'l`lic cools and inane paisnoil more than tiirce months on the stoaiiicr and ziitiiniigii several lien ily iittiriiis sive-pt liiil coast ri val' iolifs tliilos, tho vtlsscl did not li.-

Tlic ice iliailppciwi-ii t\iiriicr than

usual fi'-lin lilo .strail.~< tlii.-i sprin; and as soon as it clear p:is:=`:i_L',c was open to Point Du Cliene, tho soc ond nmte and oooh obtiilnod sufiit- itlnt ilsslstlinco tin onlibln thcni to :roi up stenin and work til" ste-:lin

cr into thc iiarbor.

PUNY, AILING CHILDREN NEED VINOL

Because it Enriches the Blood, Makes Sound Flesh and Muscle Tis- sue, and Little Thin Limbs Roimd and

Plump. _

Druggists Guarantee It

Wlicii a child is tired all the time,

no appetite, weak, sickly and sllliig '--'no eiiorgy, no vitality, they ll0Cll the strengtiioiiliig elements oi! tonic iron, combined with the rare flesh. muscle and tissue building elements of good oltl-fashioned cod llvel’ Oil as coiitiiinod ln VINOL. Tliut is what nlillat-S ilicm respond I0 QUICK- l ly to its use. - l VINOL is easily assimilated and

contains no oil to upset their dell- ciite stomachs like ermilsioiis. p

.lust try it on our minrnntes and

you will get the some results ns this niollior who writes: “My little Kllfl wiis weak, puny nnd tired nil the time, did not wont to do unythlllif- VINOL was rocninmoiideti, and it lliillt. up her strength and made her hr-nltiiy, rind now sho romll! “lid pltiys inte miter aiiinren. and is 1'0- iiiist rind rosy."

ir mo have a sickly. ailing child

as no “silt another day. but get I l».<n~ ~-r vINoi. ami try it on thi

,.. .-» tm- ot your drugglat to rotilll

..*"NEW BUSINESS T0 OPEN.l ..*UP-T0-DATE SUPPLIES.-

lltliese days in the old Wiglitiiiullli-i'ol'_\' liil.~iilbi»-r i.-I the household is

coini- iiiiscilwoi-|ii_\'. qiiai'son in the liitli _roar of iii'-.r nl-W.

iyiypbgter was ii woiiiilii of cxeinplsiry

Llcr.ir:il'lie stylish niilliiiery for

being offereti fm' sole by l‘. l<.`. Pratt. and Son., St. Peter‘s Bay. who also have u new :intl conipleill rztocli tl farm seeds which are well iviirtli purchasing. Hoc ad in this issize. V . | ~ 8136

..’~A PLEASANT SPOT.-On

thi-so cool days, it is pleasant to visit Mrs. 'Mcl.:iri=ii's, _the florist.. .Uoillagiic and get ii breath ot'.i‘t>ai spriiig, Ono is rciiiiniicd of »=uiii» mer days, iiiiii flowcrs as they step into the warm liot house with its griiiid display of potted plants, each stniiing forth its perfume, until all togfltlicr the place seems encliant~ i~',. 'it

_ *ISLANDER DEAD-Word has

just been received in Moiitague of thc doillli of Elmer Dewar,, young- ost son oi George and Mrs. Dewar. firiiivriy of this town, but now of (‘cl|;ai'_i', Alta.. Elinor has only l>.:i>n ill a fi.-iv niontlis, and niucli >1_\'nlpzilii_\' is living cxilrosscd for tin- |':ll'vnls, who only a your ago v.'c,i‘t\ vallcrl iipoil to iiioiirn tho il:-aiii or their oldest. son, Leslie, of l5n.~'toii, Blass, ` llcsidils llie part.-nts tiicro are icft to iiioiirn his slsli-r. .\'li‘:i, (‘lv:ive Ii<‘\\':ii‘_ and two lii'otli'li'.~:, l']vci‘i>ii and llarry, all llvliii; in lilo (‘anailiaii West. ~'l`.

_,_*YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY

l ipl. tlraiiaiii, ot' tho .\li-ilioiiislt

lilircli, .\li>iii;li;iii~, i:e,i-vi-i' on tht :l!=.~;'i for ilirl good of thi- yfliing poo pin oi` Ihr- town. (ln '|`iit~:iilay l-von. iiig, .\l;ii‘t-li 7%iltli_ lic- orgziiiiztlii ii jiiiiior _\‘iliin:: p:‘opii;'.~i Socicty \\'illi lin- foliliwiiiig iiliioilrs: l.l'iyd Yonk- <>i'. i’i‘l‘.slili-iii; ilrlratfrl Ni-lstiri, \`ii't‘. i’i'l~.~:iilt-iii; l`::i'l llil§=iii\_v, .“lv<‘.i‘i‘l:ii'_\' (';illii»i'llir\. Gillirapio, 'l`rea:;iii‘ci'. Thr- .-iot~loty will in-'ect in .‘doKiiin0i\'.~i ilall every l"i'iil;iy evening. (lapt. ti"aliani will liavi- clliirizr- of tht- liuys, and Mrs. Graham will see to tim welfare of tht- girls. The pro- itrani wiiicll will ho iiitcrcsting and iiieii-iiolive is for the benefit of all who care to cmnrl and join. Capt. (1r:.E::iiii has already wzln the hearts ol' iiin boys, by lilo recent oxliilii lion of war soiivrinirs and the lec- iiiril lic garc last wcolc. :in account :if wiiicii' has ali'e:id_\' lieen publish oil. This sot~ii~i_v is only a hogin- iiiing, a larger society of the older folks will llc foriiied at a not tool tli.~=laii|. darn when everyone feels .==i:rr liiii:-.li wi-li he accomplislierl for tile good of Montaigne citizens in gineral. -This: i.»: not ii .lie-thodist :iiovciiiilni in any way. lt is for :lil and \'api. Graliarii asks the as» '_:=i.»:l:inc:l of aiiv who are willing to iiolp th-~ younl; peopli- of hioniai ;;u»- to realize an enthusiastic and interesting life. There will probab ly he out-door iiiiiiisciiienl later oil. lsplli-.iali_\ for the boys, and we feel .~iirc Mis. (l|'i\li:iiii and hor iissist :llitsi :iro plnnnini: soiiielliing for tho ixirls. t`oin.'l along young i`0lli :ind iiiaiie this tiling it “g.'i,"--'l`.

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..“Rev. (‘. li. Armstrong. hlonlzr

,lilo has golie to Sl. Jnhii. tr visit his relatives tilcrc.-~~~'i‘.

..*.\lrs. .lolin T. Meliisli, I\Iontii-.

'riays with Mrs. Large. (Tiizii'ioti`e- to\vii.f--T.

..".\i r. Williaiii .\ir>ilisli. _Mon-

‘ili_'in‘. has iilkeii ri position in tht lilo.: store oi' .\ll' ll. J. l.\/iahoii, .\ir. .llciiish is ii loyal anil fziitlifiil young iiiaii and his experience iiialrcs hini i very ilcsiruhle clerk.»~.T, `

l in Memoriam e

MRS. WM. R. WEBSTER.

Tiicro passed peacefiilly away at lv: lionio of (.`. ll, lNit-Nrllii. New l’t~i‘lh, on Itliirch 30th, Mary J. Far-

bf>lr>vr_~il iviio of Wlii. il. \Vo!ls1tt‘i`. ii`m~mi>i~ly_ of iioiin Bn.v>. after H long and painful illness which She bore with (Tliristian fortitude. Mrs.

1~liar:ictr‘r and coiisistllnt moiiilicr of tho l’rr-sliyti~i'i:i|, (‘lilli°cli. iiilr lio:ii'l :ind lialili ‘ht-iiig allvllys l‘f‘f1ilY lil iid' v.iiicc tht- work of iiflr Siiviiliir iiy \\'lio.~;o l:i‘;lt'f‘ slit- \viis siistaliiilrl in in-r Iryiiii: siciiiiilss, and in Wllfllli tl... .il»-fl i.n»-im; i-olllillolfl till-sl. lil" ,|.i.-_Q ,i grlor stricken litisliaiirl who llioiii-il.< tlirl loss of a irilld and inv- i:i;z`wifc, silo loaves, ont' tld0llli‘il ton l~‘rr-<1, ont- sister, livlrs. C. Paton in Viiiimliivtli-, tliroc iirotliers, Frank lzi Voioriirlo, Ernest of ‘(7l\f\\'l0ll“' town :intl Jaincs on tlio lioilicstcaii. Soulliporl. An liiipi'i~s.~iivc norvlco at thi- lmiini- on 'l`llii|‘silay ovoiiliili, was coiiductod hy Rev. Mr. MC-

lionzio. Moiitaguc. tigfiiiicrai leave lui; early Friday mor ug for Ptlflll Station then hy train to Selkirk. where a large nulnlier of her old frir-mls iiwultoil to pay tlicir last lriliuti- of rt-siilcct. nnti follow livr llicr lo i~‘ortillio (‘oiiictl\ry ‘wherc ili- iorincnt took pliicr. ltov. Mr. illrolvii taking the impressive services .ti the grave.

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JERVIS ELLLIS

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on April 2nd. 1920, of hir. Jervis Ellis adopted son Oi' tli0 lute l\'la~ liiiim and Mrs. 'Molrisoii at the age* of twenty-oiio.

The late Mr. Ellis tliourzli horn iii

i`. S. A. lilld lived most of his Hhtlfl life in llaysidc-. There, by his quiet, unobtrusive manner, he had made niliny friends by whom he will be greatly missed. A sad fea- ture of the case was that his mother Mrs, H. Ellis, who had been sunl- nioliod from Meptic, (‘nnn., arrived a foil' liouix lifter his tioiilli. ’l`n hcl” linil the otlior iiieinliers ol his fam- ily ws extern! our sincere syinpiiiliy.

Hlii fuzieriil to St, Pntrick's

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after a short illness. The bi-lrcaiwllil husband has tho i-‘._rnipatiiy oi' ii

ln her home ciiy of lI:i\'crlliii.:

.\lrs. French was esteemed as :i

sell' to those in nocd, and l.t-i~~

MRS. WILLIAM F. FRENCH lol' lla\'c-rliill by llisiiop \\'iiliain'.lntorin<\ni was in the Siirl<<?lll 'l`|i¢- dcntli is i'epol‘lcti of ;\latilii:i‘l.aii'i'r»nt:o, a lcv: _inonilis liolort- Proncli lot at l.|nwooti Coniclcii.

hlariii, dauiiiiter ol' Captain and lier ticatli, -a_ni_l in that <-liurclil -a¢¢t|I-»--_--

wliorc her rotirini: bill st:iin_r until HELENA D0y|_E .

'l`ra\'orse, and wiic ol' For-nier Rep-g lielplul disposition iiioanl so iillicii| _-..___- l'esi-iilative Willlaiii I~`i'ellei'ii:k;to so many parisiiioncrs. her lossi _ii gitinnm-_q Pond Friday, Milt-r-li l<`rencli, of llavcriiili, .\las:sacli'.i:=~fis most keenly felt. Sho was ii\1g;i,,,| 7_3.;;\_ ny the angel gl' ctts. 'it l'la\'or'iiiii. tli` }illffUlllDl\ll\-illI¢'lllb@‘l` Ol SL -l0llD`S Guild- [death visitetl the lioriie of Mr. and

‘ .»\liiioui;ll .\lrs. Frcncli had not i _\y,-,._ _i,,_=(.,,i, 1,0.,-1,. and bore ,iway

been well for some nioiiiiis, lioiiliilm its li¢»av»n\_\- home their lni`:in|

wide circle nt’ friends not onl;-.'fwas most unexpected und vriis duo ,i,,.,g|,,,.,- ii,,],.m, A,-i@,|,,_ |,,.,,,- in, Iiiroilizlloiil Mliizsacliiisi-its' hiil also to an iin.~:ii:_sp<-ctetl riisciisil ol llic |1i- llcloiia had been lent to oartii in the 'Islaiill which lic \'isitt_lti iii-jl(itli\0}.'.~l. She passed :iwai', liovi'<~\'-i|'0,~ jus, gh,-M. m0m|,§ “ml gig (lays iiiost yearly since his iiiai'i'i:li_'e to or, witiioiit stlfftl|'iiiV, si1l‘i'oiiiidt-il ,|u,-in; mos, 0|' which SIN. wma ,L

Mrs, Frciicii len years alto. thy those who loved her. I liiitie 5-,,ff,.,<(.,¢ gym is g,»c,,,|_\- nngs.

Il .~'i .' ii,” iarunts :it Capt-' ilii iii the lioiiic where her cunnllltt

’l`i~i\(i“';llstoT Ciitpltiliili and .\li-sz. Tiihlll-I lniby ways and ani:ellicB snziile vtvill

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woiniin oi the liiizlwsl ijcllf.-_ \\'liost~l.iis iio\\.it,i. .ind liei iiiisliatld. “il lonll bt* lP|l\t"lllb‘_l9_‘(~ “H lil't= tlioril sci-iiir-ii to bo di~i‘.>:<»il lialli l-`_ l<‘i'ilii<'li ol liars-rllill, slit' izlllicr and iiiotlivi slit’ ite.i.0.-l li o io ,|\»|\;i1\~- “ini-i-s liiippi' \'i»hlt- ltlavos foiir .-i.~l|i-i's. .\li'.~:. iliieaai-ll ` lililt- .~'i>'ti=i'.~' and tivo ilrritlir‘i'ss who kindKsellllaiit-i'iiit'liii' >llii'»';',ii~.<.- ini;-~ll"|'aii: ol (_‘arl»=loii, .\lr.~'. lliissolliliitsli l`or\\'ard to -ai jo_\'oii.~‘ rt--iinion

` r ' 'lltiwaii oi 'l`ryon; Mrs. S\aiili>_\' .\l-_with thi-ir lovi-il little one when

kindness llnczluie < iilliitist”lli'o\'\¢rii'llcn oi' \'liiicoii\'i-r and .\li‘s. Eliza J. illl_‘_\' ill`l? C1\ll"1l ‘U |119 ill'l‘11l lll‘.\'0l’\ll ini. Baptized in the little clinrtrli at illuxton ot Cape 'I‘raverse and Hiiv- The intei'nie-n`t took ‘ place in the Cape 'i`riiverse. she ivas r:onfli'iiieil.i~i~liill. Mass. Mrs. Buxton reaclied lniinaciiiate Conception ("1->iiiotel'.\ in the St. .lriliri's lC|li.~it‘o|iiil (`|iiii‘t-lil lla\<-rliill in time |`oi' the |`iiii<>ral. l’a|iiie~i' Road.

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a pliod when tho ni=r\'oii,.~' system o the oilice worker gots riin down.

' The brain demands an a_biindant_siipply ` of rich red blood. Once this is laoklinz. lilo thinking machinery slows down. (.oiici-ll- tration of the mind becomes almost impos- sible and headaches are freqiiont.

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H At this season. as at no éithor, stenog-_ ra hers, bookltor-pi-i~.~l and o ice managers fetlel the iii-efforts of months spent in tlfir ‘vitiated air of siipor-hosted olliccs.

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Church was largely attended --thc; pastor ltvv. J .'\. McDonald who hiid nltlrnderl liiiii :luring his ili- noss nilii-ialiiiy; at iiir- t-liitrtrll -‘lid grave. The paiidit-iircrs werez- Messrs Ifrban Gillis, Llnuri McNeill. Willliiin Mclnnis, Joseph Ai'seriimlt»

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Basil Morrison and .Peter McNeil. -N.

.l The blood has got thin and watery, l.h_c nervous systr-.iii is starvctl, cllicioncy' is lowered and naliirc begins to give warning of nervous troubles.

V The tired fooliinis icll you of lilo ist-alwili-fl condition of tho ncriiliil -=_\'.-will and piliilt

to the need of rest. .»\u hour or two earlier

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to bod and tho rcimlar use of Dr. Chaso's Nerve Food will soon restore your energy and vitality.

lt is well to remember that from _a physical

point of view you are approaching benk- rliptry. To overcome this condition it is necessary to stop the waste of nervous r-.norpiy as well as to add to the supply by the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.

As the a petite is sharpened and difestion

improved by this treiitment. you wil soon fool the benefit of this building up treat- ment. llr-.arlachos will disappear, you will sloop nal.iirnl|_v and fi-ol again the vigor and cncrgy of hoaltii.

Wiion plirciiasiiig Dr. Cllase's Nerve,

i-`ood look for thc portrait and signature of A \\'. Chest-_ \l.l).. on tho llox. 50 cts. :iii tloalors or Edmanson. Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto. ,