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7ra
AUGUST
1920.
THE
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the 31st July
1920
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Trustee.
InFrederiksted
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E.
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Trustee.
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to Z4th July 1920
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fo.o. 181.
TOO HIGH, TOO
HIGH, TOO D—d
HIGI.
Years
ago.a gentleman
lived
in
New
Orleans
.n%“was
much
interested
in
financial and commere:il matters
and
was
quite an operator
on
'Changé
and
as
a
rule always
operated
osn
the
bear
side.
This grew upon
him
a3
years
advanced
untilit became
somewat
notofious
and
his expressions
were
*cgarded
as
men
tal
exaggerations
rather
than
as
care-
fullyconsidered
conclusions.
This
man
was Addison
Cammaick,
who
finally
s?% large:
5-?113‘- tur
his
operations
in Naw Yark where hecontinued
to prac-
tice his
bear iacties.
wt
was
said
that
on
one oceasion
a2 friesd
remarked
that
the
moon
lcoked
‘‘beautiful tonight.”’
The response
from Can'mack
came quick-
ly, “‘too high,
too high.
too
d—d high.”’
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£+
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so
valuable
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iron-=m
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Nuxated ;.on” says
Dz, James
Francis Sullle
REESREREA
5 *“.\\Q‘
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van, form -1y Physician
of Bellovué Hospital
Fts@ it
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(Outdoor
lopt.),
New "York and
the
Wests
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chester
O-anty
Hospital.,
Nuxated
Xron by
FESSSSSRES
BN “:‘
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snriching
‘be blood wmung
new blood
NSRRI é“\’*«“"\m\w
oolls
stre.gthens
the
b
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webuilds
: “*\\,@‘?%\\3
4he
weakeied
tissues
and helps-to instild
AR
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Xenewed
¢ orgy and
snduranes
into the
LeO
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“Wwhole
syi em.
It
often
increascs
the
N A
gt
ptrength
"2
weak,
delicate
people
in
B
A O,
Swo
week
'
ilme.
¥t
1o estimated
that
2
B
A
over
3,008
080
people
vrse
Nuxated
Iron
B
annmallw ilea
o
Savia
and
Kiaad bhedllo-
snnualiw
ilo sonic,
and
Blocd-bulldss,
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7
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B},MAKE THIS
TEST
YOURSELF
7‘.:
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il
And
Find
Out
Where
Your Blood
Stands
INUXAkSI
See
how long you
can work or how fat you
can
walk
IR
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without becoming
tired; next take
two five-graiu tablets
of
GOE
Nuxated
Iron
three
times
per
day
after
meals
for two
T
.
T
B 4 “weeks.
Then
test
your
strength
again
and
sce
how
X W «?85
much
you
have
gained.
Numbers
of nervous,
run-
NSN
e,
down
people
who
were
ailing
all
the
while have
i’wj?b’fB,
most
astonishingly
increased
the‘r.strength
and
t'ia"T '&L;}-'& endurance
simply by taking iron in the proper
bey
§
form.
S
Y MR
%
4
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Mavoraoronsey’
Wovm: Wuxsted
Iron vecommended
and
presuribel
% e
NLB
Dy physiciane
is not
a
sperst
remedy
but one
which s
weli
knowe
R ‘_}y
N N
0 druggiste
everywhers.
Wolike the older inorganie
irom prodoets
)
#8 s
casily mesimilnted,
does
Dot injure the
teeth
make
them bisck,
(@
ERe
P,
por upset the stomaeb.
The meanufacturers
guarambes
succoerdel
“!f °
end
ensirely
sstidactory
reenlts
10
sve
porrhasar
o they
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youy Becy.
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DISTRIBUTORS:
APOTHECARY
HALL,
Y
3
a
-y
ST.
THOMAS.
We are
led
to
wonder
what
can be the
thoughts
of
those
who
hold the
prices
of sugar
down
to
a
low
ievei
because
they come
from
weaker
nations.
Such
a
movement
was
inaugurated
hy
Eng-
land and quickly foliowed
by the
United
States
and the
tropical
countries
were
thus
compelled
to
accept
lower
prices
tor sugar than
Just
and
square
under
all
of the circumstance:.
The weak reoples
had to suffer and
Engiand
and
America
had
their
own way and
sugars
were
held
down
to low levels.
It.®ould look very
miich
as ghough
the
spirit
of
Addison
Cammack
had risen
from
the dead
ang
taken possession
of some people
and that
whenever
the
word
sugar
was
uttered
there
would
come
a
gasp
of
‘‘too high,
too nigh;
too
d--—d
high.”’—Louisiana
Flanter,
17th July.’