. Daily Colonist (1900-03-17) . Sallmost so gut wie Texas - nichts buthills und sandige Ebene, ohne einen Baum Einblick. Rinder, Schafe und Ziegen gedeihen hier, fügt er hinzu, aber was sie zum Leben finden, weiß ich nicht. Als der Brief .wurde geschrieben Somers war im Krankenhaus, leidet an einem Spatenstich: ho hatte dann noch nicht n Geschmack kämpfen, obwohl er beobachtet: Unsere Firma ist mit einer Spalte erwarten-ing ein kleines Schrott, bald. Der Kleinschrott provedan.ereignisreiche Schlacht,andpointed die Welt nach Kanada als nbreedor von Soldaten, während arme Somerswar einer der tapferen Kerle, die auf dem Feld ot Ehre links werden.

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. Daily Colonist (1900-03-17) . salmost as good as Texas—nothing buthills and sandy plain, with not a tree insight. Cattle, sheep and goats allthrive here, he adds, but what theyfind to live on I dont know. Whenthe letter .was written Somers was inhospital, suffering from a scorpionsbite: ho had then not yet had n tasteof fighting, although he observed: Ourcompany is out with a column expect-ing a small scrap , soon. The smallscrap provedan.eventful battle, andpointed the world to Canada as nbreeder of soldiers, while poor Somerswas one of the brave fellows to be leftdead on the field ot honor. is the best nerve food and most valuable tonicknown to science. Merit, and merit alone, has given these pills a larger sale than anyother medicine in the world. Through theuse of Dr. Williams Pink Pills hundreds ofthousands of tired, and jaded, despondent menand women have been made bright, active, work-loving people. But you must get the genuine—imitations aresource of disappointment, and a waste of money. WEAK AND NERVOUS.. always Enterpriseed in flesh, often felt so low spirited that I wished myself in another world During the last winter, owing I suppose to overwork and impure blood, I became veryWeh reduced in flesh, and had severe pains m the muscles aH over my body.^ I felt tired and nervous all the time, had no appetite and Some °f the time, necessity compelled me to undertake a little work in my blacksmith shop, hut I was not fit for it, and after doing the job, would have to lie down ; indeed I often feltlike fainting. I was advised to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and after using a couple of boxes, I felt a decided relief Thepains began to abate, and I felt again as though life was not all dreariness. By the time I had used six boxes I was as well asever and able to do a hard day s work at the forge without fatigue, and those who know anything about a blacksmiths workwill knew what this means. Those who are not well will make no mistake in looking for health throu

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