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Thornas Csruso. George DELANEY. John =. EW
hsuer r. Grace Yofhsuer. FrAnk w. Fatum. Eua
Feium Daisy Fstun. Walter Fatum. Ru.h Fatym.
John Fstum. Charles Feum, Jane. Star.ent, "a
win Wight. Charlie C2isldo. ME M,ltns. a.
Harry Brocco John DE Pssqusle, Louis Mayoiie'
Thomas Mrabela John Ferfsr0. Nile Mandate.
Myrtle weeks. Ho'ley wees Ear Webs. Grant
Wee.s Ruth Weeks Helen RomIns.y. Joseph Ro-
mansky. Willie Choke. Davis. Nickel. Tony Bsnci
vel 20. C1Smo YCfs Steve Mazfacone. l1iJ ioi-
castro. Frank Mercuuo. Mary Hnalh. Wefi
Nickel Camins Gentle. Archer Low. John SasisL5
Como Rea. Thomas facro.s. Vivian MacMuifaj
John r. WGshbum. Ward g. Wa-aburu. Salvador
Iirooco 4 J Myers Arthur M,er. a. \. Lent.
Louis Pocas,ro. John leone. josegh Mszzscoue.
Thomas Cafalao Tony Fralcelh. Nike affaro.
Tlgsfl NcClav. william Noe. Vincent ieusro.
~ Frank Admims fts1s ue Paq1He. Mise
bruno Joseph Prsst. Mike Msndo,Ino. Nin 'nt Fer
raro. George Ebc. J. :. llonme.. Rose DE Pold.
ThomAs Slarcnt. John Mayo'o. John Euontgl'.
Tony sha,ent. Layalia Siar.a1' Paisry bu1nt yHo.
II. G.. Wa,ADufu j. a Ml.0huu. lJ cents ea.A.
THROUGH TIE last BRISTOL SCHOOL
ALUMNI COLLECTED ny Or. BENEDICT n
WHIPPLE. DR. T GRArrAN 0CONNEIl
AND MRS / EDWARD PIERCE. ...... 8, %
COLLECTED by JOSEPH SMITH FROM PA
TROSs or PALACE LUNCH WAGON JER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
MINERS HUT FOR pnrvc,
Wales Wouldn't Sleep in cha,.,, :.
Loos Front, Chaplain Saw, .
fBy Cahla "a n. ~. 's

London. March ls.-A s,riki,
ute to the Prince of Wales il n., s''
Captain Kendall, primitive NJ,
dist chaplain. who has been a, ~. '"''
and is now serving Temporarily :. nor;
Of the camps IN the Midlands - oas
AT the village OF Loos the-,
line OF miners cottages and nv. = a
time the Prince OF Wales slept :, I. a
floor in one OF these humble ho.'ass
says Captain Kendall. ION the ', a.s,
side Of the road is beau,if,l' 'a as,
chateau. But the Prince woulSr, 0N
there, preferring the cottage oys, x. e
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BY EDWIN ROBINSON SWIM
UrFu%E
cnLIrcrTD IN VIRGINIA. BLOXOM.

James Donchus. Mabel Lamont. Jane Ross, p
teile Dopney j Winters A. Zic,uiss. Lnry Brien.
NJ Rimmef Helen Br4sia. II. Dunlap. Elton suisse
May Gu. J. Broen. jos Adsmctz. Cedric soti.rn
Louisa Iitfeu George Nixon John Fields. Frank
Andsrson. ChIles Niesnsr George MefofS ADA
BcheEer. Mr. norris. r Goldsmith, LOUIS tss. aga
Z (,o~enberg. Ing Thofna. Joe Murley, AlhNi
Coyie Nirgiuls BloIom. 10 cents each
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Lea & Perrius
Lebolt a. Co.
Lee Tire. Sales Company
Lehn e Fink
Lennon & Co.
LeOnard's
Lenox Talking Machine co
Letters & Arts Pub. Co. Inc.
Lewis &. Conger
Lexington Motors Corp
Libby. Mcneil & Libby
Library Bureau
t.lchtenstein Millinery CO.
lAggett 4 Myers Tobacco co.
Nine. Rose Lii
Lion Brewing 60.
J. B Lippincott CO.
Little. Brown & co.
Locomobile Co. OF America
Frederick Loeser & Co.
Charles OF London
Londonderry Lithia water
Longmans. Green IS, Co.
Loose Wlles co.
Lord ~ Taylor
T.. Lorillard Go.
Iothrop. Lee & Shepa-d
Henry Lot
Louise & 60.
Loz..r Motor Go.
?. " Lyon q Sons. Inc.
". 4. r. Associates
Alice FOotc MacDougall
Macmillan e. 60.
MdcNir Horticultural Co.
g. q. NcClurg & co.
McClure's Magazine
Jas. McCutcheon
NcGibbon g Co.
Jos p McHugh q Son
Naillard, Henry
Maison Bernard
Naikans Book store
Jacob Nandcl
Manages Bros.
Msrmon Automobile CO.
Marx Bros
Master Lamp co.
Jos Mather Music House
Mathushek & Son Piano Co.
Chss T. Matthews
Margaretta May
Maxwell Motor co.
Adolph II. Mayors
Estelie Mershon
IT, Nethot
4. IL. Meyers
Neyrowltz
Michael
Michelin Tire CO.
~. Mielke
Edward Miller e 90.
7 Miller
Minerva Motors
N'nnett & 90.
Mitchell Automobile
N1Gat. Yard & Go
Motor car Equipment 90.
Nuenzen Specially co.
Nine. Natal
T. ! Namm & Son
+. Nardi
Nassau Tire co.
National Cash Register Co.
National Motor Vehicle co.
National Veneer Products
Thos Nelson * Sons
Newell * Gordlulcr
New York Edison
New York sporting Goods Co
@5th street Market
Nordyk" g. MarWou co
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
4. J. Nutt.ng x 60.
Oakland Motor car 60.
oakley & Co
OidsluObllc Go
Oppenheim. Collins & co.
o Sullivan Rubber Co.
owen 81 Beers
Packard Motor Car co.
Psddington Sales 4 Mfg. co.
Page Company
Page & shaw
Parfumerie Riviera
PARK & Tllford
paquin
Paragon Adyt. Pencil GO.
fathescope co.
Patho Pathephone shop
Pathfinder Motor Car Co.
Pease Piano Co.
Peck & Peck
Peerless Motor Car %.
The Peptoast co.
Pierce Arrow Automobile 90.
Pioneer Fruit 60.
Poertner Motor Car 60.
II. Priestley q co.
I. VI Prindie
- + Putnam's Sons
Rand. McNally & 90.
Rauch a Lang Carriage co
Redfern
Reed 4 Barton
Regal Shoe Co.
=. Regensbers & son.
Remington Typewriter co.
ltenault Motor Car co.
REQ Motor car co.
Repetti
Republic Motor Truck Co.
ReNillon Freres
Rex Cleaner co.
II J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co
richardson 4 Robbins
liiksr- Hegeman co.
Rogers Poet co.
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Abercrombie & Fitch
Abingdon Press
Abraham & Straus
Acker. Merrall & Condit
". g. Alderman
Aeollsu 90.
Ajax Rubber co.
r. e Aldrich
Andrew Alexander
Elizabeth Allen
Aim Motor sales 60.
y Altman 4 Go.
Aluminium Cooking Utcnsll Co.
American Apron 60
American Chain co.
American Hosiery 60.
American Graphophone 60.
American Lead Pencil Co.
American Ring 60.
American Tobacco co.
American Tract Society
Anderson Electric Car 60.
Auheuser-Buscn Brewing co.
Annette
- Appleton co
Tleo. Aris0n
Arrheim
Aufo-Car sales 60
Ayyad MIS-. CO
Baker ~ Taylor 90
Baker. X. & !. Co.
BMch. Price & 20.
The \. s. Barnes Co.
J. Harsky
Base & %.
Iudnig Baumann Co
Heckman GO.
Geo. o.. benjamin
Bennett Mfg. CO.
Geo. Bernard Co.
Hertha May
Bersdorf g. Goodman
VIM. Birns
Blaine. Inc.
BlOomlngdale Bros
J.. Blou;
B0hbs. Merrill Co.
BonVit Teller & Co.
Book Supply co.
RorIen's Condensed Nilk 60.
Bosch Magnetic
81 A. HoWe
Erentano
Brill Bros
Briscoe Motfr Co
Broadway Art. Cph0lstering.
Gliding & Decorating Co.
Brokaw Bros.
Brooks Bros.
Browning. King & Co.
brunswick Balke-CollenGer Co.
Buckley Newhall co.
Buid & Go
Buick Hotor Car Co
T. . + Burke
Butterick Publishing Co.
y. y. u. 60.
cadillac Motor 90.
california Fruit Growers tx
change
A. j. Cammeyrr
J. l. Case T. ". Co.
Cassidy & Son Mfg. CO.
Caswell- Massey Co.
7. Centemeri & Co.
Century Go.
Certified Farms Co
Chalmers Motor CO.
Champion Ignition Co
Chandler Motor car 60.
Charles A. Co
Ciuett. Peabody 4 Co
Clysmic Spring Water Co.
Coca Cola Co
Frank l.. Cole
Colgate 3 Co.
I. Colitti
=. r. Collier ( son
Columbia Graphophons CO.
Colt-StraltOn co
Norman Cooks Son
~. II Coughiln
Jas T. Coushiin
Coward shoe
CoNperthwaite
Craftsman shop
treanee 4 Walter
Mark Cross
" u Croker
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Curtis Publishing Go.
Dale Lighting Fixture 60.
John Daniel Sons & Sons
Miss Cora NJ Davis
/ %. DE Luse
Dempsey z Carroll
Detroit Electric Co.
D@yin Adalr Co
John Dewar & Sons. Lid.
pieces 4 Clu-t
D'mond Apperson Iotor Co. Inc.
'ha=. II. Ditson Z 60.
Dobhs 4 Co.
Doid. Mead & Co.
Dollar shop
Geo. II DOran ( co.
bort Motor car 60
Doubleday. Pass a Co
W. l. Douglas Shoe 60.
Ireicer a Go
Dr-yet MIG Co
Dunlap & Co
Bunsfan
Duplex Flreierr stove
T. 4. DutfNn e. CO
Earl & Wilson
L + Ehlo
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COLLECTED by THOMAS ] ILAKh ThUM
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Thomas J. CLARK. Clarence Bells II la bol.
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TO THE
N ED H A r R IG A N
GU B

n o. nus MIl.A fA'NiANFlF
As president OF the Ncd
Ilarrigan club. ! With %
inform sou that the man
sSement OF tho liippoirome
has arranged Tor "a liARf,f-
GAN and HART JUBILEE
this coming Sunday evening
This piil he the first OPP
portunlty for the members
~ the Ned Har-igan Club
90 give tho wives. sisters.
mothers AMI fVcctheart- -
the members ~ our organi-
zation an opportunity Or
listening 20 the oiI-time
songs and music
Trusting sou viii take AL
vau'aEe ~ this rare treat.
I remain.
Sincerely yours.
JOE HUMPHREYS.
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j. s Churchill George ?. schlatach., J. ,Georf-
werbel. Il c Post. e. J, Msransh. Il Kql =
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Roman. Robert FLknsr. ! G, NeuH9I IL H9dss
Russell D. schiabach Mildred scAlsi aeh. Beans,t
q Davenport Jessie strain. 7. r. Van Iandt N
j. Topping ~ g. Hurley. 81 A. NeDer. ID. :
70 cents. 40, o..
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Washington. March l6.-There is no
question that Germany has the right TO
impress foreign residents into her civil
service, in the opinion OF State De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

Sterling Piano 60
Stern Brothers
Stewart Auto Co
Frederick a. stokes & Co.
Michael Stresmer
Studebaker Corpora Hon
stump & Walter co.
Sfutz Motor Car 90.
Alex Taylor d Co.
" Taylor & 90.
Tcharic. Simleh a. 60. me.
Thatcher Furnace GO.
" Tecia a Go.
Thermoid Rubber GO.
Tiffany g Co.
Tiffany studios
T.ndale Cabinet CO.
Tobacco Corp. q America
Tobey Furniture 60.
e. l.. Trout co.
Underwood Typewriter c..
United cigar stores
United Lamp < Burner 90.
United Profit Sharing CO.
United shirt g. collar Co.
:. lif" GO.
vanity Pair
Van Horn y SsWte.i
Van Orler Cor ~ go.
a. A Nantlnc g. Co
Narga
Victor Talking Machine GO.
Vogue
T.. Non Hofe
Wsllsch Bros
Walpole Bros. Inc.
John Wanamaker
Or Jeanne a .. walter
ward Bread Go
Ward Motor Vehicle CO.
y. Guy Warner
Mary Anderson Warner
l.. L. Waterman ca.
Weber & Heiibroner
Weed Chain Trio CO.
u Wender
The white Auto Co
white Enamel Refrlgersier
white Rock
Whiting Motor 60.
wild & Co. Joseph
WHY'S Overland 90.
Wilson Dis,l.ilng 60.
W.nship. Eolt d. co.
WintOn Motor e.
Wissuer Piano 90.
Yorke Shirt shop
Young Hats
J. Zion. Inc.
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COLLECTED BY Mss IVA VI 'U"h ~
CHILDREN or THE SAr0NA HlGH
SCHOOL .....-...-.......-. .... ......- ~ ~
Frank Rice Jennie Hammond LA siainp l!re4
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william SANFORD Ralph Gillette, Hoheft MssL.'
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NeIr,a Irs.ho. Marian Elis. Frances Nrtray.
Johnnie SNYDER Ivan Hammond. Mar hainin I. >
FRANCIS Bi.s. Chester Peter. 81 AllfCh. n.af
scripture I<lre Scripture Olive Albuck.e, w.
lam Wan Keuren. Icon Collcy. IVA - ,out.
Adclberf Helm Robert Helm. Ruth Di>ei hitys
George Toner freeman Heaey. Kenneth Na''.
Chester Lowcy.
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Edison Debating Machine
Emme. Young & Co.
Empire Auto Co.
encyclopaedia Britannica Corp.
". H. Enhsus & Co.
Epstein a Berdy
Granger Bros. On. Y. D.
-. II. Evans & Sons
Livery Week Corn.
Fabricant
Fielding Enamollre Corp.
IT. =. fiuiay & Co
Flrestone Tire 4 Rubber co.
Victor s. Fiechter
Fleet Motor Car Co.
Flint q Homer Co. Inc.
FlOrptte
Ford Motor Co.
Fown@s Bros. & Co.
Frank Bros
Franklin Motor Car Co.
Franz Premier Distributing Co.
Fuller & Bagley
Funk & Wagralls Co.
Garland Motor car Co
T. N Gattie & Co
Diviolg Tire GO
Geiger 4 Bra,erm5n Furniture
60.
Oh 81. Gliding & Co
Gillette Sales 30.
Gilman Collamors a Co
Jimbel Bros.
Girari & 60.
Glastonbury knitting Co.
Globe Talking Machine 60.
Globe Wernicke co.
Goetz = Co.
% i. Goodrich Co.
Goodyear Tira & Rubber Co.
GOrham Co.
Gotham Underwear
Graf Bros.
Grande Malson Sc Blanc
Gray & Davis
Cream Dressmaking Specially Co.
Great Bear Spring Co.
Nathan Greenbers
ilallet s. Davis Plano Co.
Hamilton Garment Co.
Hampton Shops
IIanan q Sons
Hartman. Peck q Co
Harper Bros.
Hartmann
Hartford Suspension Co
T. l.. Hatch
W. 4. Hathaway CO.
Haynes Auto Co.
Hearn Jas. a, Sons
JOS. iTe!nrichs
~ !. Heinz 60.
Peter Henderson & co
Jos. l. ilerschmanp
Louis fiesslcr
dickson. Inc
Higgins 4 Setter
J.. ". Hirsch a 60.
H4rschf0ld ur sig CO.
T.. L. H1liauier & 60.
ioiiauder Randall CO., Inc.
Henry Holt & Co
Horl!ck's Matted Milk
IT, X. Hosbach
Houghton Mirlln Co
Hudson Motor Car co.
Hunts Leading Music House
Hupp Motor Car co.
Huyicr's
Ideal Music Co.
international JeWelry Co
International Motor Co.
International silver co.
International Souvenir Spoon
Company
Interstate Motor Co.
Nine. Irene
Iso'ta Fraschinl Motors Co.
Jacks Curiosity Shop
\. Jacket n 60.
H. Jacket q Son
\. r. Jammes
JantZcn Shoe Co
Jean
". r. Jenkins 90.
Ph. Johnson
Jones & BTinilsi
r. Jordan
Joseph
kanouse ST. Water co
kathodion Bronze WORKS
Mitchell Kennerley
Kcnt-Costikyan
Keys \ lockwood
King Motor Car Co
II u. Kirk 4 Co.
klssel kar
Y. A. Kitnhiian
q. Klauherg & Bros
julius KlugmAn
knabe Piano 90.
Knox Hat Co
Alfred n Kohn
Theodore A. Kohn e. Son
Hops Bros
Kor-ker Puncture Cure
krakausr Bros
Eranich & Bach
T. Kumke
thurman
Landry Bros
John Lane q Co
Lane Bryant
Ia EesistA Corset Go
L'Afcller
g. Laurltano
Sol. Lazarus
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J.. j. Rooney CO.
~ j. Roth
ROYAL Baking Powder 60
Royal Copenhagen China Co
Royal Typewriter co.
Royal Worcester Corset CO.
Nine. Helena Rublnstein
John Ruszits Fur CO.
Nine. 81 Leon. Inc
Ssks & Co.
The :. g.. Y. Co.
Ssllade & co.
sample Cloak & Sui, CO.
Saxon Motor co.
Schinasi Bros.
SChOtz & 90.
4. Schultz
L. A. Q. Schwarz
Schwartz Bros.
Schwartz 4 Portugal
Scientific American
'haS 4. Scott
scott Paper co
'has. Soribners sons
senior Bros
u Sha'kwar G. 90.
shapiro q A-onsou
shaw Walker 60
e. q. Shayge & 60
Shoe craft shop
Shredded Wheat CO
A. Slchrl
g. +. silver Co.
simon. Franklin. & Co.
Singer Bros.
". 6 !. sloane
Small. Maynard & co.
+. G.. Smith
Margaret Smith
q. W. snowman CO.
Sohmer Piano Co.
w. Solomon
Sonora Photograph CO.
southern Cotton OH Co.
Spar-East Co.
\. @. Spalding & Brothers
spencer Optical Co.
Springslde Farms
standard steel Car Co
standard OIL Co. tNujoD
standard OIL Co. (Socony
Gas0lencD
T. 10. Stearus 60.
b. l.. Steers. Inc.
Steger * Sons
Steinh n & Kelly
~-"iu 4 Blaine
~teiuWay - S0.s
sterling Auto CO.
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A $4,000 Order Check
Each Month

will be awarded by committee OF
three judges to the writer of the
most significant letter on a stores
relations with its customers. This
contest is open until notice of its
close is published in The New York
Tribune. Any one can write to us
and any one person may write as
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If you have ever left store thinking
people ought to know how nice
they are here" or don't wish
could shout this from the house
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Write your first letter to-day. Al
dress The Advisor.
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COLLECTED BY JOSEPH SMITH FROM PA
irons or PALACE LUNCH WAGON. JER-
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Foreign War Veterans Aid.

Lovingly, your friend.
KITTY CHEATHAM.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-10-03
cHARTING THE GREAT LAKES
Uncle Sam Has Steady Job In These
Perilous Waters.

Uncle Sam Has Steady Job In These
PsriIous Waters.
Summer after summer the feet of
the lake survey sails the broad ex-
panse Of the FIVE lakes and the score
of bays and inlets searching for dan
ger spots that may claim their heavy
toll of human life and vessel tonnage.
Since 1841 the United States govern
ment has been silently carrying on
this work, a herculean fight against
the jagged reef and the unseen shoal
that menace navigation. Sounding
lines have been plunged into black
depths of 95, 900 square miles of water,
and still today there are areas that
have not been charted in which pass
ing banks may founder.
Probably no frequented waterways
In the world are so hazardous as the
great lakes. At no time is steam
er on them more than a comparative
" few hours from shore and period
icaRy fierce storms arise, fully as
violent as those experienced on the
ocean, which play with the steel ships,
battering them helplessly about, threat
ening to engulf or sweep them ashore.
Over 100000 has been spent by
the government since 1841 for the
prosecution of the work of charting
the lakes. Locked in heavy timbered
boxes, protected from fire In immense
vaults I'm the old postofice building, De-
troit, are over 1900 field charts, dating
back to 1918. when survey Of Lake
Erie was made by officers of the Brit
ish navy. With few exceptions the
maps are the result of the scientific re-
searches Of United States officers and
surveyors.-New York Sun.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-10-03
Culture lie Distinct Speciality and Not
GeneraIIv Profitable.

Culture ls Distinct Speciality and Not
Generally Profitable.
prepared by United States department Of
agricultural
Although many drugs, spices and oils
consumed in this country in large
amounts in the aggregate have risen
abnormally in price because war con-
ditions have interfered with their i'm
portation, 1t does not follow, drug
plant specialists Of the United States
department Of agriculture are pointing
out that profit will accrue to any one
who may undertake to produce the
drug plants domestically. The culture
Of such plants is as distinct a speciality
as the growing Of choice flowers to
supply the fancy floral trade. It Is
questionable whether persons even
highly skilled in producing staple crops
could acquire easily the special knowl-
edge necessary to the successful pro-
duetion Of drug plants.
OF even greater importance, howev-
or, Is the fact that the total amount of
drug plants that can be consumed in
this country In any year is very small
compared with our consumption Of any
Of the staple crops. Overproduction
In the case of drugs Is more serious
than In the case Of staple crops be-
cause staple crops such as corn and
grain If not sold can be used at home
for food or for feeding stock or chick
ems. The drug plant however, Is
proftless to the grower unless a drug
manufacturer will buy it for use in
medicine.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-10-03
The MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1915
1t GAVE US THE
SURPRISE OF OUR
LIVES. +" HE SAYS
TRENTON MAN TELLS OF his
WIFE'S IMPROVEMENT SINCE
ThNLAC hRRivED IN HOME

The whole neighborhood recon-
mended Tanlac to- my wife, and as
everything else had failed, she tried it, p"
said William McClasky, of I62 Girard
avenue, Trenton, who for seven years
was connected with the Ajax Grieb Rub
Der Co.
My wife had been in poor health for
seine time" he continued, in an inter-
view with the Tanlac Man. "Her diges-
ton was so bad that she could scarcely
eat thing without gas forming after
ward. Many a night she didn't sleep
and her nerves became all unstrung.
''She complained at times that her
bones ached and she frequently suffer
ed from headache. We were at our wits
end to find relief for her, but nothing
seemed to give the desired results.
When she finally developed rheumatism,
she was pretty badly discouraged, and
SO was /.
Quite number of our neighbors
used Tanlac with such splendid results
that everyone around us was recon
mending it. / finally decided to get a
bottle for my wife, altho didn't think
it would help her. That one bottle OF
Tanlac gave us the surprise of our lives.
My wife Is now able to eat what she
wants without fear of gas or any dis
tress. Her headaches and the aching
sensation in her bones have disappeared
and as a result she sleeps well at night.
I'VE are both mighty grateful fol-
Tanlac's work, but In order to make
sure of its benefits Pm taking home an
other bottle, and will possibly purchase
third. There are now two more Tan
lac boosters in our neighborhood-my
wife and myself"
Tanlac is distributed in Mount Holly
by Geo. II. Killie, az Main street.
adv
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wInd. IL was conunuaIIy swinging
back and forth, as though l was In
a giants swing, but my experience
as trapeze artist proved helpful, and
/ kept my eyes upward all the time.
In the Exploits of Elaine" they had
me climb a church steeple and strug-
gle with the villain up near the very
top. This was very unpleasant as
my feet, though encased in rubber
soled shoes, would slip time and time
again, and 1 had to save myself by
grabbing hold of the lightning rod
connection.
have several times been bound to
a railroad track with an express train
charging toward me at full speed. II
is necessary for the player to have
absolute confidence in the director in
a case like this. AS for me, each
time as l heard the rails click under
the wheels Of the approaching train,
was serenely confident that the direc
tor was looking after me. i believe
that the fearless person is usually
q fatalist. / know that am. and each
stunt that do am absolutely conf
dent that I am going through 1t sue
cessfully. This feeling is absolutely
essential. Without it, I know that
would have persisted long before now
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4 JOKE THAT FAILED.
Tried on setonswaIp jackson. Il ACTED
the Wrong Way.

Tried on Aetonswaip jackson. IL ACTED
the Wrong Way.
Major Thomas ]. Jackson. later the
famous sEtonewalr Jackson, was our
Instructor IN mathematics and drilled
the students In artillery tactics" said
General Armistead, an antebellum
graduate OF the Virginia Military insti-
tute. =" Ola Jack as the students
called him, with his worn uniform.
faded cap. usually perched at ridicu-
lous angle upon his big head, rusty old
cavalry saber and ungraceful gait. was
In appearance far from our beau ideal
Of q soldier. Nevertheless 1t was pos
sible even then to guess at the real
greatness Of the man.
1.-The guns we used In our artillery
drills were pulled by hand. As the
arm would proceed our instructor
would become TRANSFORMED into the
very semblance of MarssT himself as,
with form erect, waving sword and
flashing eye, he would give the COM
mand 'Ffrer In voice that rang over
the campus IKE the blast of a bugle.
''Ons day I'm spirit Of mischief the
students who were drawing the gun
pretended to lose control OF it as II
moved rapidly down a gentle incline
directly toward Major Jackson But
the commander, instead Of scuttling out
Of the way. as the boys had gieefully
anticipated. stood sternly erect and
immoyable right In the track Of the
gun.
II tell you there was some lively
hustling and Just In the nick Of time.
Zoo. to keep Old Jack from being run
over. That was our only attempt DO
play practical joke at Major Jack
sons expense. Companion.