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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10

Since Tanlac was first introduced,
less than two years ago. 100000
bottles have been sold. Figured ac-
curately. this monster sale shows
that seven bottles of Tanlac have
been sold every time the clock has
licked since Tanlac was first placed
on the market
When a medicine gains such APP
prevail there must be "A big reason.
That reason is told in just one word,
merit" II Tanlac had no merit.
II it contained no ability to help
mankind. 100000 bottles would
never have been sold.
Tanlac was designed TO help toe
thousands of men and women who
are constantly half-sick and yet
who do not know why they feel as
they do.
TanIac was placed on the market
10 help the man whose ambition is
leaving him: who feels tired and
worn out all the time; whose work
is becoming more difficult each day;
who takes no interest in his sur
roundings; who becomes cross and
irritable at the least prOvocation
who suffers the distressing condi-
tiOns OF bloating and belching after
eating. and the disgusting catarrhal
affections Of dripping Of mucus into
the mouth and throat and the like.
These conditions are the result of
any Of the common maladies of the
day such as stomach. liver and kid
hey trouble. catarrhal complaints,
and the like
Women in this condition rarely
complain They suffer silently. But.
nevertheless. they know their
homework is becoming more diff
cult each day. they know they are
scarcely able 20 do their daily duties
and. If they do not tell anyone,
they wonder why il is and how long
it Will continue.
Tanlac was designed for just such
people. 1t is primarily a tonic and
reconstruction 1t builds up the It's
sues assists digestion; purifies the
blood and Cleanses the entire sys-
tenn. Every organ of the body is
toned up by Tanlac. And thus. with
the vital organs placed in a health
fuI state by Tanlac, and with blood
purified and nerves strengthened by
Tanlac. the man or the woman who
has tried the new medicine Is again
strong. ready and eager to do mis- or
her part in the world.
Millions have found TanIac bene-
fetal And if Tanlac cOnuldn't do
just what is claimed millions would
not return for a second or third bot
tie and thousands would not public
ly indorse il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
MAN IS ADVISED
TO PREPARE FOR
WINTER MONTHS

With winter only 2 few weeks off,
il is now time for mankind 10 look
20 preparation. Not only should
man be prepared with fuel and pro-
visions but the body also should be
placed in a state sufficient TO combat
winters blasts.
A system purifier to- place mans
body in condition for winter. if not
essential, is very desirable. Dis
agreeable winter colds and coughs.
and perhaps, a severe attack of ill
ness the colder months may cause il
the system is run down. possibly
viii be avoided II a system cleanser
is used.
Tanlac. as thousands will testify,
is recognised as the most satisfying
system cleanser and body builder on
the market today. 1t builds up brok-
en- down tissues; purifes the blood:
expelS from the stomach wasted ma
terials and poisonous gases and
tones up every organ OF the body.
Vim, vigor and energy are produced
by Tanlac
In short. the new medicine. il is
claimed, will place man or woman
in the best condition obtainable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
my HEALTH IS
EXCELLENT NOW"

"Tanlac has done more for me
than anything else in the world and
I can't praise IL too highly" Mrs.
Margaret Rose, South Bend woman
of sos +. ColfaX av., said on Sept ).
For more than five years / suffer-
ed from rheumatism and my system
finally became run down generally"
Mrs. Rose continued The rheu-
matiSm seemed 10 be all over my
body. / had severe pains in my
arms legs and back. l could hardly
get around il being necessary for
me 10 hold 10 the wall while walk
ing about the house. ! was extreme
ly nervous and irritable.
"Tanlac had relieved so many
others that / thought il would help
me I've tried Tanlac now and I
can't praise il too highly. The
rheumatism has entirely disappear
ed. and. instead OF being nervous
and irritable. I'm rather cheerful
now My general health Is excellent
haven't felt nearly as good for five
years
Il recommend Tanlac because I
believe il is a wonderful medicine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
BETTER
IN EVERY WAY

Albert Norris. Mishawaka man OF
col y. Main ST, is one Of the hum
dreds of people of this vicinity who
have found Tanlac, the new medl-
cine. surprisingly beneficial. Mr..
Norris is an employe of the rubber
factory in this city.
q had rheumatism in my arms
and limbs and my kidneys also we're
out of order he said. The joints
of my arms and limbs often became
swollen. and severe rheumatic pains
also bothered me. The pains were
so severe that l couldn't sleep at
night I had no desire for food and
what ate didn't agree with me. Gas
would form in my stomach soon aft
er eating
"Tanlac was recommended 10 me
by friends and also read ia the
newspapers of its work. I've tried
Tanlac now and the pains In the
Joints OF my arms and limbs caused
by rheumatism, have completely dis
appeared I can eat anything / care
for and my food tastes fine. ] really
feel different in every respect.
Il don't hesitate a minute 70 rec
ommend Tanlac 10 my friends IL
certainly gave me quick relief
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
AFTER EFFECTS
OF MANY ILLS
ARE BANISHED

To suffer from the after effects of
cold or case of la grippe is. in
many cases, unnecessary.
Many people are now avoiding
that period when they are apparent
ly well and able to go about their
duties and yet are too weak TO work
properly and are simply out OF
sorts generally, by taking Tanlac,
the new medicine
Thousands declare Tanlac to be
the most satisfactory preparation on
the market for relieving the after
effects OF hard coughs, colds, la
grippe. pneumonia and the like.
Tanlac does its work quickly 1t
clears the head and throat OF mucus.
thereby cutting short the period OF
hawking and splitting that might
have extended over several weeks.
1t builds up the tissues broken
down by the attack Of illness. II
purifies the blood: and tones up
every organ OF the body.
In fact. in a short time after be-
ginning TO take Tanlac, former
health and strength usually returns.
And thousands will so testify.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
my HOUSEWORK
IS EASIER now

"Tanlac certainly is a great medi-
cine and / want to recommend II TO
all my friends" Mrs. ;. NJ Cook.
wife Of an employe of the Mish-
awake water works. Who lives at SCI
". Lawrence 81 said on Sept. is.
My stomach was out OF order
and / also had liver and kidney
trouble" Mrs Cook continued In
digestion bothered me. / had no de-
sire 70 eat and none Of the food
did eat had the right taste Severe
pains in my back, caused by kidney
trouble, bothered me. had no en-
ergy or ambition and ! didn't feel
like doing my Homework In fact,
my system was in a general yum
down condition.
y read in the papers about Tan
lac and ] decided 10 give this new
medicine a trial Ny appetite Is
much improved now and what ] eat
seems 10 agree with me. I'm getting
stronger all the time Ny house
work is a pleasure nov. / really
feel dicerent in every respect. I'm
surprised by the benefits Tanlac
brought me recommend Tanlac
for others"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
Annual FRESHMAN PARTY.

Committees for the annual Fresh
men party. which will be held in tbs
high school auditorium Halloween.
were appointed at class meeting
Friday afternoon. Music Benjamen
Piser. Kenneth Schmidt. Dorothy
Williams, eats Nina Roper. Alberta
Bushman. Ethel Compton. Ruby
sloan. Minnie Feree; decorations.
Arnold McGowan v j. Roy. Caro-
line Incl Pauline Haskius. enter
tainment. Leora Srahoad Dessa.
Grace Burnett. Harold Shultz. Ivan
Brady A committee 20 pick the class
flower was chosen as follows. Arnold
MCGOWAN Clarence Ward &
Ravencroft G Palmer Caroline
Incl The entertainment viii be in
the form OF a masQue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
Mrs. Irene Riggs Tells OF the
Surprising Relief She
Gained Through Use
of TanlaC.
MlSHAWAKA WOMAN Is
GAINING IN STRENGTH
Benefits the New Medicine
Brought Are Described by
Wife of Telephone
EmpIoye.

Mrs. Irene Higgs. well known
Mishawaka woman. who lives az
Ils ID y. Main St, Mishawaka. told
on Sept y, OF the surprising bcne-
fits she gained through use OF Fan
lac, the celebrated new medicine
that is becoming so popular in south
Bend and Mishawaka-
Since last March ] have suffered
from stomach. liver and kidney
trouble Mrs. Higgs said. Part OF
the time / was 30 weak I couldn't
get around AT all and was confined
20 my bed. My appetite ives poor
and ] was so nervous that ] didn't
sleep well. Gas formed in nay
stomach after eating and would
cause me 20 feel uncomfortable
Constipation bothered me also
had severe pains across my bac6
"Severa; friends advised me 20
take Tanlac and decided 20 give u
a trial IL certainly has proved 20
be a great medicine ia my case. Ny
appetite has improved greatly and
I'm gaining strength I'm not both
cred with gas forminE in my stoTn-
ach after eating n0w and the consti-
patton has left Ny kidneys also are
in much better condition. sleep
soundly az night nov
"Tanlac certainly has brought
great results in my case and I high
Is recommend IT,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
"CAN'T SAY ENOUGH
FOR TANLAC," BURNS,
MACHINIST, ASSERTS

II can't say enough for Tanlac, "
Edward NJ. Burns, machinist at the
South Bend Lathe Works. OF 1906
E. Lasalle av.. said in regard TO the
relief his wife gained from use of
the new medicine.
Mrs. Burns was very nervous
and restless. Rheumatism bothered
her. Her feet and ankles often be-
came swollen and severe pains in
her arms and limbs constantly both
cred her
she has taken two bottles OF
Tanlac now and she's greatly i'm
proved generally. The rheumatism
is rapidly disappearing, the pains in
her arms and limbs having vanish
ed. She is not restless or nervous
now"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10

from stomach. liver and kidney
trouble, catarrhal complaints. rheu-
matism, nervousness, loss or appe-
title and the like Is heard each day
in all parts OF the state.
It's these takers: these people
all over the state telling OF Tanlac's
good work. who. II gathered. might
fill acres, that have brought Tanlac
success in Indiana and the same is
true in 20 other states. where the
new medicine has been introduced.
They are either people who have
tried the new medicine and have
gained surprising relief through its
use. or else they are people. rela-
tives or friends OF whom have been
aided by Tanlac
They know what they're talking
about. II not in the case OF them
selves. then in the case OF someone
dear 10 them. they have watched the
remarkable work OF Tanlac. and.
having learned just what the new
medicine is. they consider il a duty
they should not neglect to tell an
unfortunate about Tanlac
OF course. at the start. there were
dOubteTs There always are. People
laughed when F'ulton's first steam
boat chugged down the Hudson
years ago and yet they lived 10 ride
in roomy steamers. others. only IN
recent years, scorned those who
worked diligently attempting 10 per
feet an aeroplane invention but
now, these same scOrneFs, gaze 10
the heights as bird men sail over
head. Such doubters there were
when Tanlac first came out but now.
by far the most of them. praise the
new medicine.
Thus has the merit Of Taniac
been proven-prOven beyond a sin
gle doubt.
And the mission Of Tanlac 10 In
diana. q mission that has brought
happiness to thousands 81 people
who. before its introduction, knew
nothing but troubles through DAY
and through night; through weeks
and sometimes even years: is a mis-
sion any medicine might we'll be
proud TO have performed 50 sue
cesSfuily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
ADDITIONAL MISHAWAKA
MANY TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF FREE INSTRUCTION
Large Class EnrOIlS for Night
SchooI-Work Commences
Last Night.

About 100 enrolled in the high
school night classes Last night This
says supt. Horton exceeds all previ-
Gus years and ne anticipates a much
greater enrolment during the next
week. For foreigners class in
English has been organized and a
good number responded last night.
other studies that attracted the
major portion OF the students were
the drawing and blue printing. ma
chine shop. shop arithmetic and
commercial courses. Classes in
algebra and geometry will be form
ed
Many young men enrolled last
night and NJ is thought that the en-
roilment viii easily exceed zoo
scholars. Glasses are held Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Teachers now instructing are. G.
a. Senior, Bryon Leg, Achille COL
paert, d. O, Miller. Bertille Hinde-
lang. J. p. Ptney and Mr. Bodle Of
the Dodge Manufacturing Co.
Any of the following classes will
be taught. providing that there Is
ten or more request for the study.
English for foreigners. arithmetic,
civics. hygiene, shop arithmetic,
drawing and blue printing. machine
shop. business English. bookkeeping
typewriting, cooking. sewing. dress
making. millinery. household man
agement, algebra, geometry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
MACHINIST TELLS
OF RELIEF TANLAC
BROUGHT HIS WIFE

G. W. Kohn, machinist at the
Dodge Mfg. Co, OF $50 y. Cedar St.
told, on Aug. 20, of benefits his wife
gained from Tanlac. He said:
For a long time Mrs. Kohn was
bothered with stomach trouble. She
had no appetite and she was very
weak. Her kidneys also bothered
her. causing pains across the back.
She feels different in every re-
spect since trying Tanlac. Her ap-
petite is improved and she has gain
ed strength. Her kidneys are in bet
ter condition now and nervousness
that formerly bothered her, is great
~ relieved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
Ex-DireCtor of the MiSha-
Waka Trust & Savings
Bank Company Warm
Iy Praises TanIaC.
ADVISES FRIENDS TO
TRY THE NEW MEDICINE
J. H. Beiger Declares the Pre-
mier Preparation is EX-
aCtIy What He Was
Looking For.

one OF the best known residents
of this vicinity. J. II. Beiger. travel
ing representative for the Mish-
awake Wooden Mills Co who lives
at 5SS Lincoln way W. praises Tan
lac. the new medicine now being in
troduced i'm South Bend and Mish-
awake. for relief he derived through
It's use.
Mr.. Beiger has been prominent in
this vicinity for a number OF years
He formerly was member of the
board af directors Of the Mishawaka
Trust & Savings Bank Co, and for
several years has been IN his pres
ent position. He Is known by hun
dredS of friends in South Bend and
Afishawaka as man of unqueston-
ed honesty and integrity
II suffered from rheumatism and
I also had liver and kidney trouble.
Afr. Beiger said on sept le. The
rheumatism caused pains IN my
limbs and my joints frequently
would become swollen NV kid
news also caused me a great deal OF
trouble Ny bowels were very IT.
regular and my blood was IN poor
condition. In fact. for some time
my system has been in general
run down condition.
Friends recommended Tanlac q
me and I decided To try IT, I've
taken one bottle OF Tanlac now and
I feel better in every respect. I'm
not bothered with pains in my limbs
,,- md nv L-fduev- also are In
much better condition. The consu-
patton has left Ny blood Is in bet
TER condition now than for Years"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S
LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS

Rev. T. G. Rogers. rector of St
PauTs Episcopal church. leaves
this morning for st Louis. Mo.
where ne is a delegate from the
diocese or Michigan City 10 the
Triennial general convention of the
states Each diocese in the cc-dn--v
Is represented by four Clergmen
and four laymen. as well as by its
bishop. s. Pauls parish has been
Unusually honored by having It's
rector and one OF its wardeus w.
b. Hosford. elected on this delega-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
II DIDN'T THINK I'd
EVER FEEL so GOOD
AGAIN." HE ASSERTS

Il didn't think I'd ever again fee
as good as I do now since taking
Tanlac," Frank Schicker. retired
business man Of 10 w. Lasalle av.
South Bend. said on Aug. ..
Il suffered from a complete nerv-
Gus breakdown" Mr.. Schicker con-
tinued. Ny entire system seemed
TO be out OF order. / felt weak and
tired out nearly all the time.
My nerves are in much better
condition since I've tried Tanlac
and / sleep soundly at night now.
have my old confidence again and
generally my health is fine. Yes
indeed. I'll recommend Tanlac TO
anv who may inquire"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
AIDED IN SHORT TIME

Thomas Roberts. ianitOr az 32l-
s23 W Colfax av.. praised Tanlac on
Aug 20, as follows.
4 suffered from stomach trouble.
Pains in my stomach bothered me
and / often felt bloated
i've taken one bottle OF Tanlac
now and I'm improved wonderfully.
Ny appetite Is good and don't
belch after eating as ! formerly did.
My entire system seems 10 De In
good shape again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
TELLS OF WIFE'S CASE

Charles Wilson. South Bend man
Of 522 r. st. Vincent St. gave a
statement on sept 1 regarding re-
lief his wife gained from Tanlac-
Mrs. Wilson suffered from rheu-
matism in her arms and limbs and
her system was in general run
down condition" ne said She had
pains in her arms and limbs.
"One bottle OF Tanlac has brought
a wonderful change IN her condi-
ton The pains IN her arms and
limbs has disappeared now. she eats
heartily and seems 10 be enjoying
life 10 the fullest e~tenE"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10

Columbia City. j. III. Keiser & Co.
Avilla. Elmer T.. Thrapp.
Garrett, \. +. Halter.
Auburn. Ashton staman.
Waterloo, =. W. Beidicr.
Butler, George W. Gcddes.
Ashley. 3. vi. Davis.
kendaIlville, \. X. Otis.
WOlcOttville, W. 5. Graz.
Stroh, VI. j. Allen.
South Milford, w. W. Anders.
Valentine, II. y. Van Drew.
Angola, \. F'rySinger.
Fremont, j. G. Bailey.
Howe, G.. II. Cooper.
Orland. Don. =. HamIin.
North Liberty. Hoffman Bros.
Chestcrton, Nickels Drug StOrge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
WILL RETURN TO WORK

II. I. Irwin Of I'LL y Huey ST.
south Bend. improved 50 while tax
ing Tanlac that ne said on Aug. 80
that he intended 20 return 10 work
Ny blood was in bad condition,
Mr.. Irwin said. II also was constl-
pated and had nervous headaches
/ had 10 quit my work
i feel better every way since tax
ing TanIac. Pimpies and boiis all
over my body are disappearing now.
I'm going back 70 work next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
FARMER Is BETTER
ABLE TO DO WORK
NOW, HE DECLARES

Il can do a. days work without
noticing the strain since taking Tan
lac, +. L. Vincent, a farmer who
lives on rural route 40. ,. Granger.
Ind. northeast OF this city said on
Sept Is
Il had rheumatism and stomach
trouble he continued. Il felt tired
and worn out all the time and for
some time ] was unable 10 do my
work
The worn out feeling I formerly
experienced has disappeared since
BEGAN taking Tanlac. / can do my
days work without trouble now.
Tanlac certainly is a good medicine
and / recommend IT,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
You Can Get Ta1Jac of Any of
the Lice Wire Firms Listed Here

silver Lake, y. II. Norman.
Elkhart, Weller Drug Co.
Goshen, Golden Rule Pharmacy.
New Paris, II. \. Reynolds.
Nappance. johnson son.
Milford, Milford Drug Co.
Bremen. kOOntZ Bros.
WalkcrtOn, w B. Fisher.
LapDrte. X. W. Garfield.
Plymouth. Model Pharmacy.
Bourbon. Martin Pharmacy.
Etna Green. II. j. Hamlin.
Lecsburg, Empire Pharmacy.
Argos. T.. L. BOnifield.
Culver. Culver Drug Co.
Arlington. Mrs. l.. II. Davis.
Knox. T.. \. Green.
Wanaatah. y. J. Shurts.
Valparaiso. Heincman Sievers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10
CAFE OWNER is HELPED

r. a Annis. proprietor 90 the
Budweiser Cafe OF 10 " ColfaX
av.. South Bend. il one 81 Tanlac's
firm friends. lie said
Il had stomach trouble and ms
system was in a general run down
condition often / had sick mere
Gus headaches
The sick headaches have vanish
ed since I've tried Tanlac- Ny appe-
tite has improved and I'm gaining
weight nov. gladly recommend
TsnlAc."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-10

Churubusco. Criswell 4 son.
Cromwell. Hussey x son.
Albion, Mayiicld's Pharmacy.
LigOnier, =. Il. Eldrcd.
Crown Point, John Endrcss.
Howell, j. III. Freeman.
Gary. Halls Drug store.