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- HEARST.PATHE NEWS.
BURTON HOLMES
: TRAVELOGUE.
man intrigue to obtain a separate
peace with Russia and the resumption
of effective fighting by the democratic
army in Russla-—these two great
events of the past week encourage the
hope that democracy is to he extend
ed to the ends of the earth,
Indeed, the whole human race seems
to be affected by the same mighty
convulsion out of which will come
better opportunities for all mankind
for life, liberty and the pursuit of
harpiness,
The great objective we must all
keep in mind is the prosecution and
successful conclusion as speedily as
possible of the great war.
. As the cause of democracy is the
paramount consideration, we must
‘not lose sight of it for one moment
either in the prosecution of the war or
in the terms of peace. Both will be
greatly and permanently affected by
the riging spirit of nationalism In
Russia and China. We are deeply
concerned in the future of both coun
tries. Within their borders live over
one-third of the whole human race
and over one-half of all the popula
tion of the world not under foreign
rule.
United States Holds Key.
America, the elder brother of all
democracies and the first product of
modern nationalism, holds the key to
the future. We have sent a commis
slon to Russia and recelved a commis
sion from Russia. We should now
send a commission to China and in
vite China to send a commission to
America.
China should speedily be brought
into the fold of democracy in the
struggle against autocracy,
The inexhaustible industrial man
power of China can now be drawn on
by all the Allles. This would not only
liberate additional men for the front,
but would relieve in part the strain of
hard labor upon women and children
that 1s beginning to threaten the fu
ture industrial nations now at war,
I lived for a long time in China,
most of the time at Hongkong. For
more than a year 1 inspected day by
day the workmanship of more than a
thousand Chinese workmen in the re
construction of Spanish vessels sunk
by Dewey at Manila, the Don Juan de
Austria, the Isle de Luzon and the
Isle de Cuba. FKFrom observations at
first hand I know the great industrial
possibilities of Chinese labor.
In control of the sea, the Allies
could throw into the scale of war, In
the manufacture of munitions, the
production of supplies and equipment,
a vast Chinese man power that the
Teutons can not match. It is impos
sible to overestimate the Importance
such industrial superiority would
have upon the outcome of the war of
the world.
I can bear first-hand testimony also
‘to the high moral standards of the
C'hinese. The individual Chinaman
}hu all the elements for making a
good soldier. He is not afraid
of death., He I 8 honest, loyal and
absolutely reliable beyond any other
man in the world. He is patlent and
persistent and uncomplalnlnf. It is
true the lack of national feeling, the
exclusive prevalance of the family
and clan spirit have discredited the
profession of the soldier for many
centurles, during which time the few
soldiers in China were mercenaries,
China’s Spirit Awakening.
But the remarkable achievement of
the Chinese soldiers in the 111-advised
Boxer disturbance, even with the
meagerest equipment and preparation,
gives an index to the Chinaman's
capacity as a soldier when equipped
and drilled and when animated by
principle, though in the Boxer dis
turbance he may have been mis
guided,
The readiness, particularly in the
southern provinces, to rise against
usurpation at Peking shows that the
modern gpirit of nationallsm that has
been swept over the world for a cen
tury and a half has reached China.
Let an American commission go to
China and pave the way for organ
izing and equipping a big Chinese
army to throw into Europe, The man
power of China on the side of the Al
lies thrown inta the field, the work
shop and the trenches would leave
no doubt as to the ultimate outcomne
of the war. Furthermore, it would
articulate China with the rest of the
world in advancing the cause of de
mocracy. It would add to the power of
self-defense by China, and thus re
move the greatest future cause of war.
The “Big 3" Nations.
As a concrete proposition, let China
join America to organize a great ex
pedition for the ukln’ of the Dar
danelles and the relief of Russia,
Nothing would be so mighty for the
double cause of democracy and of
peace in the world as Russia, China
and America standing shoulder to
shoulder bringing the great war to a
victorious end.
Let us reques' Russia also to send
a mission to China, and China to
send a mission to Russia. Let one of
the first changes of free Russia be in
revolutionizing Russian policy toward |
China. The Romanoff autocracy, like
the Japanese autocracy, always
sought to encroach upon and prey
upon China; let the policy of Rus
slan democracy be only that of friend
ship, mutuai help and of co-operation
in the cause of universal democracy.
~ Both Russia and China recognize
America as their true, disinterested
friend. We can bring about this
quick rapprochement. Holdlng as we
'do\(he keystone position in the arch
of the world's democracy, America
must not drift with the current and
have her vision circumscribed by the
clash of arms in Waestern Europe.
History will reveal that this titanic
clash of arms is important chiefly be
cause it permits vast sociological re
adjustments ripened by the sclentific
age; the greatest of which is not
found in the death grapple of the
British and German Empires, or even
in the great struggle between western
autocracy and western democracy, but
is found in the awakening of a new
nationaliem in Russia, in China and
in America-—a nationalism that not
only causes the nation to “find itself”
in the exercising of a new freedom at
home for all its masses, but also to
| rise with a new inspiration to services
for other people, paving the way for
triumphant democracy, the reign of
peace, and ultimatelv the co-operation
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neaRST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN — A Newspaper for People Who Think — SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1917
of all nations and all races in the
brotherhood of man, under the father
hood of nature and nature's God,
Instead of simply arifting along
deeper and deeper into the fighting
under the direction of the narrow
vision and necessarily selflsh vislon of
European statesmen, let America for
mulate a definite world policy and
proceed with the measures necessary
to its achlevement,
With the approval of our present
ullies, which approval, of course,
could not be withheld, let us proceed
openly to form a defensive alliance
with Russia and China, Into which
the other allles and the other democ
racies of the world would merge as
the war subsides. 'The basic princi
ple of the alliance should be united
action for the protection of each and
all the members against robber na
tions, against foreign spoliation and
oppression, guaranteeing the free
course of evolution within each na
tion, and the just, reciprocal com
merce and intercourse between mem
ters, and thus establish the founda
tions for peace and brotherhood,
Russia and China are in sore need
of such an alliance to point the way
and give objective to thelr new na
tionallsm. Ameriea i In sore need of
such an alliance to crystallize into the
nation's life the permanent principle
of world service,
Autocracy, especially Orlental au
tocracy, would no doubt try to inter
pose covertly, if not openly, but we
must expect to meet the obstacies of
autocracy.
Plan for Quick Victory. |
America can execute this plan and
direct the happy course of the world.
Toward this end 1 would recommend
the following measures:
1. et us quickly pass the aviation
bill; let us gain supremacy in the air
at once and throw this weighty con
tribution into the war scale, Let us
adopt a definite policy to maintain
permanent supremacy in the alr, con
secrating control of the air to the
cause of democracy and humanity,
2. Let us gain supremacy upon the
sea; let us continue and further ex
pand the naval building program. Let
us plan to keep in the Atlantic Ocean
a fleet superior to the navy of any au
tocracy of Europe., Let us plan to
keep in the Pacific Ocean a fleet su
perfor to the navy of any autocracy of
Asla; let us adopt a definite poliey to
maintain permanent supremacy on the
#ea, consecrating control of the sea to
the cause of democracy and humanity,
3. Let us galn supremacy under the
sea; let us expand our submarine
service with new types-—submarine
‘battleships, submarine cruisers, sub
marine mine layers and mine sweep
ers, submarine fuel and supply ships
and submarine transports. A a war
measure let us build shipe to the limit
and let us throw submarine craft—
usual craft aflrd craft of speclal de
:lgn. co-operating with alr craft—
gainst the German bases to help
shake off the U-boat grip on the
throat of England, our great ally. But
let us adopt a definite policy to main
tain permanent supremacy under the
sen, consecrating control under the
sea to the causge of democracy and hu
manity,
Then Attack Dardanelles. |
America's supremacy in Industry
and in wealth permits us quickly to
place supremacy in the air, supremacy
on the sea and supremacy under the
sea at the command of democracy and
humanity. Since all the earth is cov
ered by air and three-quarters of the
earth's surface is covered by water,
these gifts must of necessity insure
ultimate triumph for our holy cause.
If we seize the opportunity, the crisis
of the great war to act and act quick
ly and wisely, we can advance the
cause far upon its road ere peare and
routine sgettle upon the world.
4. LLet us speed up the readjust
ment of Russo-Chinese relations; let
us send a commission to China to help
in the reorganization of that nation
as an ally, especially preparing the
man power of thd nation for industry
and for armies., ILet us help to finance
the organizing of Chinese armies, and
prepare for joint American-Chinese
operations next year for the rellef of
Russia.
6. Let America and China prepare
for a joint expedition against the Dar
danelles next year, utilizing subma
rines and aircraft more than they
have ever been used before, in con
function with naval and military op
erations. l.et America and CChina pro
ceed upon the determination that as a
permanent result of the war demo
cratic Russia shall henceforth \have
access to the Mediterranean,
6. While sending troops to the west
ern front let ns dispatch troops to
Russla by Archangel and ViaMivos
tok; let us help China also to dls
patch troops to Russia, Then next
year let the combined forces proceed
‘Mmlnst the invaders in Roumania,
then against Bulgaria, then”against
the Invaders in Serbla, flnally mak
ing juncture with the American-Chi
nese expedition against the Darda
nelles. Lot these All-Democracy ar
mies unravel the Pan-German knit
ting in _the Balkans and Asia Minor
before the peace conference starts to
make the new inventory.
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Brooklyn Crowd Threatens Lynch
ing, but Naval Militia Arrives
in Nick of Time.
(By International News Service.)
NEW YORK, July 21.-—Charging
with fixed bayonets a crowd of more
than 1,000 men and women bent on
lynching Conrad Hart, a Wes: Indian
negro, this afternoon 'n Brooklyn, a
tattallon of naval militia under Cap
tain Nolean rescued the man who had
Just shot and killed his wife in the
street, 'l'wo policemen who wers try
ing to fight back the infuriated cronwd
also wers regcusd,
Hart, 30 years old, waited In a door
way near where his wife, Mary Hart,
was employed as a maid, The woman
was returning from a store, She
passed near the doorway. Hart
leaped upon her, knocked her Jown
and shot her four times,
The streets were thronged with peo
ple who weve cut to witness Brook
lyn's big military parade. Many at
tacked the negro. Trafe Poiicemen
Fried and l.enz went to his roscue,
They were roughly handled. Hart way
kuocked down, beaten, kicked and his
revolver was taken away. The crowd
fncreased and cries of “lynch him" }e
came insistent,
Just then the naval battalion came
marching along. Captain Nolean,
learning what the trouble was, or
dered his men to fix bayonets and
charge. As the battalion advanced
the crowd gave way. The militiamen
surrounded the policemen anil Hart.
They kept the crowd back until the
prisoner was taken away in a patrol
wagon, Lz
Atlanta people may take their
choice this afternoon of two enter
tainments that are to be worth while,
At Grant Park, from 3:30 until 5:30
o’clock, Barbers band will give a
concert, and at Lakewood, from 4 un
til 6 o'clock, Wedemeyer's band may
be heard. The Grant park program
follows:
March, “Storm and Sunshine”-—J, C.
Heed.
Overture, “Don Juan'—Mozart,
One step, “Hong Kong Gong”—Hild
reth. )
Selection, ‘“Woodland”—Luders,
Song, “When You and I Were Young,
Magle"—Hayes. S
Fox trot, “The Kiddies"—Hager.
INTERMISSION,
Grand selection, “The Bohemian
Girl”"—Rßalfe.
Concert number, “Simplicity”—Lee.
Fantasia, “My Old Kentucky Home"
j =Dalby.
Wfiltzeu, “The Blue Danube”—
Strauss.
Fox trot, “The Ghost of the Uke
lele”—Bmith.
Bextet, “Sextet from Lucia”"—Don
-Izettl,
Finaie, “Star-Spangled Banner.”
The Lakewood program is as fol
lows:
1. March, “Hail to the Spiri of Lib
erty”—BSousa.
2. Overture, “Poet and Pasant"—
Suppe.
3. Reverie, “Apple Blossoms”—Kath
leen Roberts. )
4. Waltzes, “Symposia”-—Bardix.
5. One step, “How's Every Little
Thing in Dixie?""—Gamble.
INTERMISSION,
6. Selection, “The Dollar Princess”—
Fall.
7. Intermezzo, “The Wedding of the
Rose"-—~Jessel.
8. Waltz, “Cecile”—McKee.
9. Medley, “Waterson, Berlin and
Snyder Hits"—Schulz.
10. March, “The Invincible Bagle”—
Sousa.,
Finale, “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
9th Ward Veterans
'OB to Organi
0f '9B to Organize
The Ninth Ward unit of the United
Spanish War Veterans Emergency
Regiment will meet to organize a
¢ompany for the ward Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock at the Highland
" School on North avenue, under Acting
Captain T. C. Pelot.
All citizens of the Fourth Ward who
are interested in a company being or
ganized are urged to be present,
Prof_L. M. Landrum has tendered
the usé of the Highland School as
headquarters for the proposed com
pany.
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wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working,
your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach
will be sweet and your botvels regular. You
will feel like-working; vou'll be cheerful; full
of vigor and ambition.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is -entirely vegetable,
therefore harmless, and can not salivate. Give
it to your chikdren. Millions of people are using
Dodson’s Liver Tone instead of “dangerous
calomel now. Your druggist will tell you that
the sale of calomel i 3 akmost stopped entire!:
here.
To Admit Women(
Young business women who have‘
an eye on that “next best job” made
vacant by the demands of the army
will be given opportunity to qualify
themselves for holding it down, the
Georgia Tech School of Commerce an
nounced Saturday. The institution,
which has been conducting evening
classes for men for several years, will
be made coeducational at its next
term. \ |
“The number of young men ‘olnl‘
to war has left a great many posi
tions vao‘nt.“ saild J. M. Watters,
dean of the school, Saturday. “Em
ployers In many cases are fllling
places with women, but it is not easy
to find a won?an qualified for the
more responsible places, for the rea
son that they have not had oppor
tunity to train themselves, though
they are efficient in the work they
are doing.
“The School of Commerce has
shown scores of young Atlanta men
the way to land the ‘job higher up..
The lch%ol does not teach stenogra
phy, as ft is not a business college in
the ordinary sense, It teaches the
higher branches, business accounting,
office management and the branches a
capable young office worker needs to
advance himself in his work.”
Varied Program for
The Organ Recital
The program for the organ recital
this afternoon at the Auditorium-
Armory, 3:45 o'clock, as arranged by
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr., City Organ
fst, includes as usual a wide range of
aeleviinns, chosen with a view to
pleasing the greatest number of mu
sic lovers who assemble each Sunday
to enjoy the concert.
The program is as follows:
Military March .......:.....Schubert
Morning Prelude ......Edw. W, Rede
Gavotte .........Padre G. B. Martini
Nocturne .........J. Frank Frysinger
Prelude and Fugue on “B-a-c-h"”
Franz Liszt
‘“Le Cygne” (“The Swan”)
C. Saint-Saens
Improvisation.
“A Perfect Day,” (by request)
Carrie Jacobs Bond
“Exultemus” .......... Ralph Kinder
Michael Banner to
Michael Banner, considered one of
the greatest violinists in the United
States, will play at the organ concert
at the Auditorium next Sunday after
noon as a guest of the Music Festival
Association.
Mr. Banner played in Atlanta sev
eral years ago and drew an audience
of 3,000 music lovers. He will arrive
Thursday, to be the guest whlleJA{At
lanta of Kurt Mueller, Fresldent of the
Southern University of Music.
ild's Home in Need
Child's Home in Nee
0f Six Bab yßeds
Six baby beds are needed at the At
lanta Child’'s Home, No. 312 Angier
avenue, and Mrs. J. M. Robinson, pres
ident of the home, asks that any one
having beds to give, or lend, to the
management, call Ivy 7567, and the
beds will be called for.
There are six new babies in the
home, which already is overcrowded.
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The Georgia Automobile Assoclation
‘expects to raise SI,OOO for the Red
Cross qulllary of the Atlanta Wom
lan's Club by next Saturday, July 28,
when the big automobile race will be
held at Lakewood between Oldfield
and DePalma,
This announcement was made at the
Woman's €lub Friday, when the Red
Cross Auxiliary held an all-day sew
ing, with a midday luncheon, to which
the following men were invited: Ray
Robinson, R. E. Belle-Isle, T. G. Wool
ford, Willlam Candler, Thomas Winn,
Bayne Gibson, Fred Houser, T. R.
Centry, H. P. Hermance, Wylle West,
J. K. Gewinner, Ned Mclntosh, F. E.
Price, Loftis Jones, A. 1. Belle-Isle,
Harold Gilbert, J. R. Cheshire and
John Lothridge.
Mr. Hermance, Mr. Winn and Mr.
Houser were the speakers. They
stated that a membership campaign
for the Autcinobile Association would
be launched at once for the Red
Cross work, and that to raige funds
the log book of the Georgia Branch of
the association would ve sold by fif
teen young girls at the races, the girls
to be chaperoned by five members of
the Woman’s Club. Mrs. B. M. Boykin
will have charge of this committee,
Mre. Spencer R. Atkinson, president
of the City Federation; Mrs. John N.
McEachern, president of the Woman'g
C'lub, and Mrs. Henry Hirsch, chair
man of the finance committee, spoke
of the work the Red Cross Au’llary
is doing, and exhibited 60 of th& 1,000
hospital shirts the auxillary has
[pledged to make for the Red Cross
"Soclet,v. It is to finance this work
lthat the Automobile Association has
taken a part in the activity.
l Bayne Gibson will have a group of
Boy Scouts at Lakewood Saturday to
carry the Red Cross slogan througw
the crowds.
‘Rosters for Second
j Classings Filling
| _Rosters for the second classes in
Red Cross work are being rapidly
filled. The classes will be organized
and ready to begin work by August 1,
and those in charge ask that all per
sons interested register now.
| The classes will be in elementary
| hygiene and home care of the sick,
in surgical dressings and in home
dietetics. The first two will be taught
by a Red Cross nurse and will be held
in Wesley Memorial Church, The di
etetics will be taught at the apartment
of the Junior League by the home
economics expert of that orga.nlza-‘
tion.
DR.N.H.HORNSTINE -
Public Health and Charities States That
TestsMadeWithNuxatedlron
Of Stubborn Cases Where Other Tonics Had Failed
Absolutely Convinced Him of Its Remarkable and
Unusual Power—Says That When He Took It
Personally The Rapidity With Which
His Energy and Endurance In
creased Was Most Surprising.
Philadelphia, Pa.—Probably no reme-
Ay has ever met with such phenomenal
success as has Nuxated Iron—over three
milllon people annually take it in this
country alone, to say nothing of the
vast number who are using it In France,
England, South America and other coun
tries. It has been highly indorsed and
used by former United States Senators
and members of Congress; physicians
who have been connected with well
known hospitals have prescribed and
recommended it; Monseigneur Nanini, a
prominent Catholic Clergyman, recom
mends it to all members of the Cathollc
Church. Former Health Commissioner
Wm. R. Kerr, of Chicago, says it ought
to be used In every hospital and
prescribed by every physician; Former
First Assistant Postmaster General of
the United States C. P. Grandfield
strongly indorses and recommends it to
the tens of thousands of civil service
employees who know his name and sig
nature. Sarah Bernhardt—‘‘The Divine
Sarah"-—the world's most noted actress,
has ordered a large quantity sent to the
French soldiers to help give them
strength, power and endurance.
Former United States Senator Willlam
E. Mason says the results he obtained
from its use in his .own case were so
beneficial that he feels it should be made
known to every nervous, run-down man,
woman and child. The famous ‘“Cy
clone” Davis, member of the Sixty
fourth United States Congress, says the
effect of Nuxated Iron on him was al
most magical, that after taking it noth
ing seemed to tire him out, no matter
how strenuous it mlght be. Former
United States Senator Charles A, Towne,
the silver-tongued orator of Minnesota,
says ‘he unhesitatingly recommends
Nuxated Iron to all who feel the need
of renewed energy and the regularity of
bodily functions, and that henceforth he
shall not be without it. Dr. A, J. New
man, late Police Burgeon of the City of
Chicago and former House Surgeon of
Jefferson Park Hospital, Chicago, says
Nuxated Iron has proven through his
own tests of it to excel any preparation
he has ever used for creating red blood,
building up the nerves, strengthenln} the
muscles and correcting digestive disor
ders. Dr. BSchuyler C. Ja‘gues Visiting
Surgeon St. Elizabeth's ospltnl, New
York, says he has never before recom
mended any remedy to the public, but
that in the case of Nuxated Iron he
would feel he were remiss in his duty
not to mention it. Dr. Ferdinand King,
New York Physician and Medical Au
thor, says that in his recent talks to
physicians on the sflve and serious con
sequences of iron deficiency in the blood
of American women he has strongly em.
phasized the fact that doctors should
rreacrlbe more organic iron—Nuxated
ron—for their weak, run-down, nerv
ous, haggard-looking patients.
Ty Cobb, the greatest baseball bat
ter of all time, took it to help give him
renewed energy and great staying pow
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no value—doctors, lawyers, golluchnl
athletes—a great array, all have uuod
and now recommend Nuxated Iron.
Dr. E. Sauer, a Boston physican who
has studied both in this eountry and
great European Medical Institutions
said: “Nuxated Iron is a wonderful
remedy. Not long ago a man came to
me who was nearly a half centurr old
and asked me to five him a preliminary
examination for life insurance, 1 was
astonished to find him with the bload
pressure of a bo]{ of 20, and as full of
vigor, vim and vitality a 8 a young man;
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* Help to Oglethorpe
Faculty and students of; Oglefhorpe
University are welcoming the estab
lishment of Camp Gordon in the vicin
ity, President Thornwell Jacobs sald
yesterday, because it is bringing with
it a 16-inch water main, a trolley line
extension past the university, and the
paving of Peachtree road all the way
from Chamblee to thu end of the ex
isting trolley line, (Gias main exten
sions also are expected.
The camp will be a mile and one
half from the university, but it will
be possible to use it, in a sense, as
a great laboratory for the establish
ment of a school of military science at
Oglethorpe should the War Depart
‘ment desire it.
The contract was let yesterday to
Louis C. Kalb to build the new South
ern Railway station for the Universi
‘ty. It will be of granite and will cost
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SPECIAL TO PHYSICIANS.
Doctor, what do you recommend to re-.
new the supply of Iron in the blood
of people in a weak, nervous,
run-down state?
Dr. Hornstine, for ten years Physican
In the Department of Public Health and
Charities of Philadelphia, says: “TAKE
NUXATED IRON.” So says Dr. A, J.
Newman, late of the Jefferson Park
Hospital, Chicago; Dr. Schuyler C.
Jaques, Visiting Surgeon St. Elizabeth’s
Hospital, New York; Dr. Ferdinand
Klng. New York Physiclan and Medical
Author, and others. Wm. R. Kerr, for
mer Health Commissioner of Chicago,
says Nuxated Iron should be used In
every hospltal and prescribed by every
physician In this country, ;
Now, doctor, whr not give your pa.
tients the same kind of iron that Dr.
Hornstine and other physicians felt was
best for them to take—Nuxated Iron?
Your patient’s health and welfare comes
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dy is best for the doctor, why is It not
best for the patient? Two 5-grain tab
lets of Nuxated Iron taken three times
per day after meals will often increase
the strength and endurance of delicate,
nervous, run-down folks 100 per cent In
two weeks' time. Your dru?(c;lst will re
fund your patient’s money it doesn’t.
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Read Below What Dr. Hornstine Says:
During my ten years’ connection with the Department of Public Health and
Charities as District Physician, and with the Department of Public Safety as
Police Surgeon, also as a member of Important hosplital staffs, | was often
asked by both physicians and laymen: ‘Doctor, what do you recommend to re.
new the supply of Iron In the blood of people In a weak, nervous, run-down
state?” While knowing that iron deficiency was the cause of this debilitated
condition, and that iron must be supplled before renewed strength could be
obtained, | nevertheless always hesitated about giving an opinion. This was
simply because of my lack of confidence In the ordinary forms of metallic iron
salts, with which there has been so much dlssatisfaction. After carefully ex
amining the formula of Nuxated Iron, | realized that here at last was organic
Iron—the only kind | could conscientiously recommend, prepared In such a
way with other Ingredients as to be easily assimilated and calculated to act as
a quick revitalizer of the blood and a true strength builder, ITS ADMINIS
TRATION IN A NUMBER OF STUBBORN CASES WHERE OTHER TONICS
HAD UTTERLY FAILED ONLY SERVED TO CONVINCE ME ABSOLUTE.
LY OF THE REMARKABLE AND UNUSUAL POWER OF NUXATED IRON.
WHEN | PERSONALLY TOOK IT | FOUND THE RAPIDITY WITH WHICH
MY ENERGY AND ENDURANCE INCREASED MOST SURPRISING. The
fact that this preparation of Iron does not injure the teeth, nor upset the
stomach makes It especially desirable. In my opinion, the widespread use of
Nuxated Iron Is bound to make a nation of stronger men, loveller women and
healthier children. /2 E y :
in fact, a young man he really was, not
withstanding his age. The secret, he
sald, was taking iron—Nuxated Iron had
filled him with renewed life. At 30 he
was In bad health; at 46 he was care
worn and nearly all in—now at 50, after
taking Nuxated Iron, a miracle of vital.
sty and his face beaming with the buoy
ancy of youth.”
If you are not strong or well, you owe
it to yourself to make the following test:
See how lonf you can work or how far
§»u can walk without becoming tired.
ext take two G-grain tablets of Nux
ated Iron three times a day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your strength
again ana see how much you have
gained.
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% y WHO HE IS
h Dr. Horstine was
g graduated from the
Medico - Chirurgical
College of Philadel
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for three years. He was
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¥ Hospital Staff of the Mt.
2 Sinai Hospital, Philadelphia,
4 for one year. He was a Phy.
& sican on_ the Philadelphia
!’g Board of Health for ten years
4 and Police Surgeon in the City
E of Philadelphia for seven years.
He is also a writer of plays and has
written and produced more than thirty
plays and dramas.
NOTE-—Nuxated Tron which has been used ty
Dr. N. H. Hornstine with such surprising resuits
and which is prescribed and recommended above
by physiclans In such a great varlety of cases, 1o
not a patent medicine nor secret remedy, but one
which is well known to druggists everywhere, Un-
Hke the older inorganic iron products it is easlly
assimilated, does not injure the teeth, make them
black nor upset the stomach; on the contrary, it is
& most potent remedy in nearly all forms of indi
gestion as well as for nervous, run-down condi
tions. The manufacturers have such great con
fidence in Nuxated Iron that they offer to forfeit
SIOO.OO to any charitable institution if they ean not
take any man or woman under sixty who?n- {ron
and increase their um’r;fm 100 per cent or @wer In
four weeks' um"l‘g:-( ded they hawe no rlouo
organic trouble, y also offer to refus your
money If it does not at lesst double {our
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