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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
JUDGE G. W. KYSER is
OUT WITH STATEMENT

Judge G. w. Kysc:, l204 West Ninth
street. Austin. T'X.. in a recent inter-
view made The following statement:
"Tanlac is rapidly making me over
into a now man and l will always speak
a good word for it when l have the ur-
purtunity."
Judge Kys"r served in the Civil war
with tho sd Texas cavalry under Col.
Woods, and occupied III" bench in CRli-
we'll county for 20 years and resigned
this office To arccpt the appointment as
commissioner Of pensions under Gov.
CoIGuiit. After IS months In this office
he was compelled on account Of falling
health to rrtir" from active life. He is
not only ono of Austin's most highly re-
spCCtcd citizens, but is prominently
known throughout tho state.
Il have suffered from constipation for
years." continued Judge kySCr. Il had
rhcurnatic rcinS all over my body. was
restless and couldn't sleep ut all we'll. |
had no energy and suffered frequently
from hcsdachcs-and to be frank about
IT. | was just about played out.
"But I'm feeling like a different man
now. thanks to Tanlac. In fact. I'm feel
ing fine now and nothing has helped me
but Tanlac. I am recommending II to
my friends as The best medicine l have
ever found to build up 4 weak, run down
system and to restore lost health and
vigor."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
SMITH BRACEY TO
REDEEM STOCK IN
CAROLINA MINES
Oft .rrosecu.cd South Carolina Gold
Mine Promoter Announces He VIII
Take Back stock of Purchasers.

Smith H. Tracey, known in Wheeling
through the publicity arising from The
court cases growing cut Of his promo
ton of a South Carolina gold mine, -
in the city. according 10 his own state
mcut, to buy out all dissatisfied pur-
chascrs Of his gold mining stock. Bracy
stated last ,ycnnl, that he brought with
him the money for this purpose, and
that hc intends to stay until this pur-
pose is accomplished.
In addition to having battl"d false
prctensc charges and civil actions IN
several former terms Of court in Ohio
county. Bracy now stands indicted IN
the Ohio county criminal court on
charge Of securing money under taIs2
prCtcns,. in connection with his mining
stock operations.
Il can s,l III" stock nj any TIM" IN
Paltimor" or in tho south a. TWO dollar
rnl~ one" Mr.. Rracy S>IId. 1T is better
than ever. Just TIA" other day | was o.
rrrrd 5000. 900 for a fourth share in the
mine, and Will take the matter up on
my return. iiut in the meantime am
here To g." through III" proposition ~
buyiny M all stock ii buyers VINO ar"
dissatisfied with their purchases Law
ycrs fees have cost inc $4,000 ana II
will hc happy day when the affair -
settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
DR., EDWARDS SAYS
He PRESCRIBES Il
FOR HIS PATEN!

DR.. J. T. Edwards. Of Fayettevith 60
one Of the best known members 81: III
radical profession in the stsNe s0H,
Georgia." says DR.. Edwards. 1hANS
doubtcdly produce a profound tmpsepsI
sion throughout the country.
I'm my thirty years Of active pnehe4
as n licensed physician In tho StAiA g.
Gcordgia," says ID. EdWardA nAyN
never seen anything to equal Taniee -
n medicine to produce results. neAh
people on all sides telling OF the 49,
cits they have derived from Its Ue.
"Tanlac Is simply the talk Of my, toWns
I have no hesitancy in recommANAlne:
the medicine. and as matter OK 1Ae1S,
am prescribing 1t for my pahen11 AZ
most every day. "a
"Only n few days ago q we'll kDoYe
woman of Fayetteville came to mti -:
told mo about the remarkable relie1 ~
dau ghter had gained from the use 0k tA1e
mcGicine. She said her daughter ~
been confined to her bed for three 9eAaJI:
and that after using Tanlac for ogh0gS'
time she was able to be about an 40.
on the road to recovery.
But this is only one Instance. peo-
nlc In all walks Of life in and AROUND COR
little city are giving similar endorse.
ments to the medicine. Seldom j. day
passes that. some one does not come 30
me and say something about the Gpo4,
results they are getting from the US 81
Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling By tAe.
Hogc-Davi Drug Co., 1l46 Market NtEoD1
1894 Main street. and the leading mug;
gist in every town.. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
MANY PROMINENT MEN !
COME OUT FOR TANLAC
MAYORS, JUDGES, ST TIE AND
COUNTY OFFICIALS, BANKERS,
LAWYERS. DOCTORS, Ell
TORS AND MINISTER'S
MDoRSE IT.

1t Is seldom. indeed. that men OF
prominence, especially men holding hlgh
public office, willingly express their IN
dcbtcdncss publicly to proprietary
medicine. Many prominent men, now
ever. including Supreme Court jurors
mayors Of our leading cities. prominent
state and county officials. bankers, law
ycrs, doctors, editors. leading educators
government officials and even minister's
OF the gospel have deemed it their duty
TO come forward and tell the people
what Tanlac has done for them.
These well known mon of affairs
have recognized in This mcdicin" new
discovery and Il scientific triumph IN
the medical world. 1t is a we'll known
fact that these splendid Endorsements
have been given Tanlac time and again
and they will continue TO he given just
as often as new tests of its powers are
made. and it also explains why num-
bcrs of the big drug firms Of the county
are ordering it exclusively in carload
lots.
Appearing below are n few indorsc-
mcnts from the large numbers that are
continually being given 10 thei public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
FORMER MAYOR
RECOMMENDS It
HON. FRANK v. EVANS SAYS he
WEIGHS MORT THAN EVER
IN HIS LIFE.
HIS RECOVERY Is NOW THE TALK
OF THE TOWN, HE
STATES.

One Of The latest additions 10 the
large and rapidly growing list Of prom
incnt men who have publicly Endorsed
Tanlac for the good it has done them Is
tho name or Hon. Frank V. Evans. for
NOR mayor Of Birmingham. Mr.. Evans
Is one If the best known mon in pubic
life in Alabama today. being At one time
editor Of one Of the South's greatest
newspapers, the birmingham AG"-llcr-
aid. IL was also examiner of public &C
counts in Alabama. In telling Of the
benefits he had derived from Tanlac,
Mr.. Evans said:
For years I suffered with GaStritis
and indigestion in the worst form.
was habitually Constipatcd and had
pains in my shoulders and headaches
continually. Ny appetite left me almost
entirely and everything could cat hurt
me. Finally l got to having awful ut
tacks uf arut" Indigestion. ?alpitation
or the heart and smothcrinE spells. For
a long time l would have ono or more
Of these spells every night and | would
wake out Of my restless sleep Gasping
for breath.
Il bought 4 bottle Of Tanlac and, to
my surprise and qualification. l hogan to
feel relief after the first W doses.
kept taking tn" medicine ana now weigh
more than ever before, and my recovery
IL simply the talk of birmingham"
TanIac is sold IN Wheeling Ivy the
lIoGc- Davis Drug Co.. ili5 Market
street and 1854 Main street, and the
leading DRUGGISTS in every town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
BIC BANKERS
ARE ENTHUsED
OFFICIALS OF TWO WILL H1oWN,
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
MAKE STLTEAkHA9A
PRAISE rArIAC N FK1 X1eU11s
TERMS FOB WHAT II D1O u
HoR FU1L.

Two Of the best known bankers IN tie:
Southern States recently on tbs AA1ne'
day in personal letters told thtlf ~
markable experience with tho uee 81.
Tanlac Their letters follow sxa&ty -,
written:
The first letter quoted comes thtoneA
Eli w. Goode druggist and local AgyNf
for Tanlac at Hawlinsville, Ga, centAyAt
ing the statement Of E. J. Henry! pte1scs
lent OF the Hawkinsvills Bank ~
Trust Company which Is ono Of tts 49,.
known financial institutions in that DAxt,
Of the State. His letter follows just -
it was written:
-Hawkinsville, Ca
mfr. G. F. Willis, Atlanta, Ga:
Dear sir-Mr. E J. Henry, preH4sae
Of the Hawkinsville Bank and Tragts
Company, came into my store few oayn
ago and said: ELI, sell me another bcttlA
Of Tanlac.' -
Il said. Mr.. Henry. what do you really
think OF TanlacT HIS reply VA s0SSs..
that I asked him If he would give ne
signed statement about IT. He, ~
yes. OF course l will. and this - =
statement:
Last spring I was all wrong esn4l
WAY or other and couldn't get ri&nA
came to you and bought q bottle o. TeAy
lac and began to improve. Two mo6e
battles put me all right and felt pr
fectly well. a few weeks ago hA4 thA
grippc and was beginning to get ooy
and out again, and about Z week To-
bought another bottle and have tAkon "
and am perfectly we'll again.
"I unhesitantingly recommendiEens
lac 10 any one who Is sick and worn CUT
as I believe that II anybody VIII taA
Tnnlac when they first begin 70 iSes
badly It will prevent and keep OH ~
ness. 1t certainly Is great remedy.s 4;
"E. J. HENRY. Presidsnt +
Hawkinsville Bank and Trust Co.
The other letter referred to eonsc
from the cashier Of the Hornbeck MHnc
OF the West Louisiana Bank ~ e10tAe
beck, La, and is a. follows: *;
"Nr G. F. Willis, Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sir-I wish to say that. eey%
,aken Ave (5) bottles Of Tanlac aDo 49,
gained fifteen (16) pounds n
Weeks. ! think 1t Is q great medieaA,
(s'sn s%. c. McrLvEEN. c..Al.z
Bank Of Hornbeck. Hornbeck - Z
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling ~ w.
Hoge-Davis Drug Co.. 1145 Market IT,
1884 Main street. and the leading a.
gist in every town. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
REV. A, \. SYKES
IS GRAT|FIED over
WIFE'S CONDITION

TIL" Re-. g. II. Sykes. pastor If the
Watkins Park l'r"shy church.
Nashville. Tenn. prominent not only as
4 minister OF The gospel. but popular MS
Il man and citiz"n VIII" has boon truc to
his friends and eyer trust ever rcposed
in him. said recently:
"!'pr the last ~ months Mrs. Sykes
has h"5n In very delicate health. suffer
INK from a bad stomach and kidney
troubles. which gradually d"vGiopnd into
II general nervous hrc'tkdrwn: st times
her condition N"rhHlr ALARMING and |
frequently sought m"dicH! ah|i"'. hut
n,ihirg Ne could 30 FOR her seemed to
bring relief.
I'm CIrt. Sh" suffered 80 Ion and so
much that feel IT my duty 1" let every
one know what this mcdIriu" has done
for her. For several months her condi-
ton Was such that |hv hal To remain in
bed. and n, - last resort | decided to lot
her try TunlHc.
Il am {. CONSERVATIVES man and have
always been skcut,cHl regarding the use
Of proprietary medicines. but tins cas-"
has &, rt"iTly pr":cE an exception. !
am now Lrmi,' convinced that Tanlac is
= r1cd!riuc "f great p"""r md 'Tira"r-
dirnrv. nnr"it do not think that have
ever sen U%'hlug 20 ,iN" such prompt
results; Ilrs. SYKES had taken only two
thirds Of = huttl" Of this mrd.r.n" wh"n
We began to UOti"" marked improve
If,nt in h.r condition. In less than 4
wr.& from tn" rlr:l. sh" h, gan trliinc IL
sir. y a. able - SIT tip and * to-day able
10 h,lr with tn. huus h"'l duties. Re-
furr SHE began taking famine sh" had
fearful pnir& IN hcr sd" and suffered
constantly from sour *trmnrh and indi-
IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
STEUBENV|LLE

STt1.EF.NVILLE. Nov. 23.-Stcuo'S,
willie and Immediate ricihlly experience" ',',l
~ an accident, At station = near Fol
innsb".. where something went wrong
,yi,h ,hr regulator, shutting of the saS
from the feed line into the Strubcnviiir
high urrssur" lines. tn" trouble was
located :, couple OF hours after the gas
SmnnIy was suddenly shut off. but after
r~r:,jrS were made tho company deemed
:, dor-,r.,us tn turn III" gas hack into
tho service lines without warning every
consumer. This required hours OF house
To- house visiting by II lar&" force "l en-
,Jn,c~ and tho gas service was not re-
stored until after ,. III. n score or
more Industries. glass houses. potterics
r;c. which had TO suspend operations
saturday morning did not attempt to
resume huI VIII go on in full as usual
Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

brought on by her approaching triumph
over less successful angling mothers shc
krew. shall il be- the conventional
white satin. or do you like something
dainticr--chlffou or some soft mater
ial?'
Make it anything you want" I an
swercd
The shortness OF my reply brought on
a maternal shower that drove me out OF
phere. ITO think girl " 1uld be SO
heartlcss about her own wedding dress
we're the words trailing me out the door.
Early in the epidemic OF shopping.
which sent mother into 4 high fever or
purchase, she learned 10 lean mostly on
herself in the natter Of choice. | SIMPLY
would not bc drummCd into enthusiasm.
She attributed my indifference TO the
fact was having too good time to be
bothered.
As if any normal girl about to expert
rnce the great adventure with the man
she loves would not ne Interested IN
looking her best and nots beautiful Tor
his eyes.
\ fairly good test Of the truth Of love
should say. If you are on the eve OF
approaching the altar and flnd no thrlll
in the privilege Of proving through inc
shops in search Of prett;cs. If you can
not feel that peculiar little catch In mo
throat, that sky Of n heart beat al the
thought Of your bridal gown. turn oack.
Retracr your steps. Remedy your mis-
take before il is too late.
Wedding gown. one garment In all of
life's wardrubc that should remain Tor
ever sacred on your hangers or happy
4 simple blue serge. a dovegray silk,
O misty organdIc. rich velvet. plain mus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
PASTOR OF WESLEY !.
MEMORIAL. TESTEES

The Rev. W. c. Norton. pastor til
Wesley Memorial church, SO 1telI
street, Jacksonville, Fla, which HAkENs
charge he has held for many yeNA n.
not only a leader in his church. Ut u
exceedingly popular and widely HDceeS
nzed as q leading citizen and - ~,
thought and action. The Rev. M Ness,
ton said:
Il suffered from chronic indi1 -
for eight or ten years.
benefits derived from this medicine ~
nothing short Of wonderful, for 1SsAl1Se
feel as we'll now as I ever felt n NJ;
life. In short. Tnnlac has stmpy -
stored my health and l feel II mp AutH.
to recommend It," -
Among many other we'll knowH mlas
listers Of the gospel who have er!eofxeA1
Tanlac are the Rev. John n eMpl
Baptist minister, and the Rev. ~ ~
TulI. Methodist. both of Atlanta tn
Rev. J. A. Wells. pastor OF Oak Nsteee,
Methodist church. Oak Ridge, Ma; tt
Rev. A. ]. Vallcry. Memphis. Tenl 81
many others.-Advertiseme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
BY JANE DIXON.


high altar Of happiness - marriage
feel AN u,hoIy desire 10 laugh when
l think upon the term.
'rh" laugh IS not pretty.
wonder If the girl who appToacnos
;hc marriage altar with anything except
love and joyous anticipation OF the
duties Of wifehood. knowns she IS COM
hitting the .veriest sacrilege.
We can not cheat God.
We NAV cheat the world and ourselves
bu, when We approach the Most HiGn
with lie on our lips and another IN
our hearts VIC are blaspaCmefS anu
cheats.
To claim kinship in love is to claim
kirshtp with God. ., -
To throw abou, US fals" fnantIe o.
affection is to wear false mask peiore
God There are no liars IN His House
hold.
How. we my the price. those OF us who
60 before tn" altar t" partlclpa,e "a ., -" q
sacrament Of marriage and make or u a
rnockrry. Meaningless vows. Empty
prcr- iscs Worth, s. pledges.
Devil waits For Toll.
Md NIL tho time the devil is at our
elbow watching. waiting. eager Tor ms
Toll. Another traveller along his Satanic
Majcsty's bridge Of tears and ohteres'
might go on In this strain forever
~ 7 dared. After a while my head feels
hot. There IS a whrripg inside my ears.
Ny eyes begin TO blur That way lies
madness
The dav after my proposal all our
world knew Mary Clanton was engaged
TO marry Ray Williams. The little gray
mouse had captured the big shiny cat.
The lamb had an caaS So 55Sad had
landed Prince Charming. son Of King
Midas. What luck!
When l told mother the poor dear
sank into the nearest chair and dissolved
why the ~eeps nnumsy- asked &c,
on putting this one over.
Dsn os 80 sn ifesiy Gf ssT ssss
don't say my heart was set on II. had
nothing to say ono way or the other:
naturally ann pleased. but the thought
Of losing my baby rather upsets me.
was OF the rasping variety that sets the
nrrves jansling. The thought OF losing
me, What a Joke, Mothers tears were
tricklcs OF pure relief. The big fish had
swallowed the bait; hook. line and , sinE,
nr. and was now floundering helpiesSIy
in the bottom or the boat. am sure
she could have shouted for Joy.
II never occurred to the dear soul 10
inquire IL was happy. The ldca or
girl with n Limousine already az her dlS-
poSal and prospects OF everything from
= pearl necklace to private Yacht oe'nS
anything III, joyful was simply TOO pre-
pos,crous 20 D. entertained.
N,nr GIRLS ,.nvisd mo- The cool note
Of II was in their congratulatory effu-
SionS.
Envy
lad they but known how Nttlr cause
there was FOR such smallntsS.
Tho Jewel That Does Not Fade.
Tho only girl who is q legitimate sub
j.c; for envy Is the one who has been
Fortunate enough 10 and the man OF men
Their is Il flaw in the most brilliant
.liar,ond. Pearls fade and lose their
lustrc love IS the only priceless jewel
81 rirl r:nav wear without fear Of the dim
ming hand CT Time. the ruthless fingers
IL Tide.
There wa great TODD about my
trHusscau.
What d. ,."u prefer Mary" mother
asked in one Of her oustling moods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
SHER|FFS
NOW CONVINCED
PROM WIDELY SEPARATED STATES
COMES HIGHEST PRAISE
FOR TANLAC.

From four Of the best known sheriffs
in the South. in widely separated states.
have come enthusiastic Endorsements az
to the merits of Tanlac.
"Tanlac has certainly helped me. and
I recommend It for the good il has done
in my case" said Hon. Z. w. Mangum.
cx-shcriff Of Fulton County. Georgia
who resides in Atlanta. and who has
been one OF the most popular officials III
the state, having served three terms as
sheriff.
"rnnac seemed to be just what I
needed TO put my system in shape, and
il has ,orcd me right up. Naturally
would recommend it TO my friends, and
l know Of fifteen or twenty families
that are taking it now on my say-so.
Arkansas Official Testifies.
Hon. Charles l.. Lewis, ex-sheriff OF
Crittcndon County, merchant and
large plantation owner Of Marion. Ark,
said: Il am convinced from the bene-
fits that my wife and myself and many
Of our friends have received from Tan
lac that il is without an equal.
Money couldn't buy the good Tanlac
has done me. and I. gladly recommend
it 10 others for what it has done in my
case" said Hon. Archie y. Anderson.
eX-shcriff of Harris County, Texas, who
was reelected 10 Nhis high office seven
times nnd served the people OF his
county for Is years US sheriff. Mr..
Anderson was chief OF police OF the city
OF Houston, where he resided for several
years, and there is not O better known
man in Harris county.
Texas Shertffs Endorsement.
II needed general. all-around build
ing up for the last seven months. and
Tanlac has done that very thing for
me-" said Hon. S. \. Kelly sheriff or
Ector County. who resides at Odessa,
Texas. and who is one OF the most pop
ular officials in that section of the
state.
II have takcn only two bottles bua
l feel like different man already. My
appetite Is fine and what I eat gives
me nour!shmcnt and strength. The
rheumatism is much better and my liver
is in good condition. l am relieved of
the headaches and feel more active aHd
energetic than ] have in months"
Tannc is sold in Wheeling by The
Horr DaN is Drug Co, ll4J Market street
and l04G Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
PRESIDENT PROTESTANT
HOME FOR GIRLS TALKS

Dr. ". II. Brown. 1922 Charlotte ave-
nue., Nashville. Tenn. founder and pres
idcnt of the Tennessee Protestant Home
for Girls. and a man whose charlta.lc
work has won for him the friendship
and admiration Of thousands. said.
My friends have all noticed the
great improvement in me since took
Tanlac. and l am boosting II every
chance l get. From my own personal
experience with the medicine and rro.L
what / have observed where others have
ben using it. am convinced that /, Is
the best medicine Of the kind in -
world"
Tnnlac is sold in Wheeling by The
Hogc-Davis Drug Co. ll45 Market ST..
and 1043 Main ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
WHY BRAINWORKERS
ARE CONSTIPATED
Nervousness or Intense Concen-
tration Upon Work Will Cause
Bowels to Falter.

People working indoors without cX-
crcisc and overwrouEht, TcrVuuS or
working under high tension bcC"m"
conS,ipated. They should not take =
big, powerful blasting agent. What
they need is tiny dose At intervals OF
an hour or so through tho day. III ms
way the system can be put to work
without discomfort or delay until night.
and the relief Is more thorough. Just
take an Ell tablet when the headache,
bilious spell or attack comes on. Take
another IN hour or SO later. Perhaps n
third one on going TO bed. You get al.
most instant relief. No discomfort or
bother. The second or third tiny E-Z
Tablet sets the system to working beau
tifully. 100 En- tablets In handy wooden
bottle. 35c. c. II. Gr1est's and all good
drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
BISHOP EDWIN H.HUGHES
Former Resident of This City NOW
Bishop Of the Methodist Church
At BostOn, MASS.

WhncliuC has as IT'S dI%tIn6u'HhUu
CUES, today bishop Edwin II. Hughes of
Eoston, who is here TO attend the
funeral OF a life long friend. Mrs Eliza
beth Hallctt.
The Bishop was born and raised IN
Maundsvillc. where he attended the pun
liz, schools. lie WAS resident III inns
CITY for n number Of years and s'ili
rlincs to the native state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
GO TO ATLANTA
Ohio Side Alleged Blackhandcrs VIII Be
Removed From Jail to Federal
Prison Today.

United States Deputy Sheriff john
Short vii! leave today for Atlanta. Ga.
taking Tony Ju'iaHn and Am"hn Dil"r'
cite to tn" U:.Itrd States p"uIt"nIarE II
that place. Tn" two OHIO side ltalahS
were convicted ut thu recent term u,
l 'uitcd states district court her" ,:
using tho mails in an attempt |" "Nt"Fi
So nO from Alfred p"F"iicc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RUN down SYSTEM
IS SOON REBUILT
BY WENTWORTH
thankful and Enthusiastic User
States the Cast Forcibly.

Norv- Worth is doing most hclpt"i
work in bc;tcriUE the health "f sufferers
IN western OHIO. an,s benefited folks con-
.in,,n ,o ten about it This On" pUt the
Ease in writing and consented 10 publ
cation.
.Nnrv-Worth Col hav" found N"rv-
Worth to he all hat YOU claim FOR II,
"a rebu,lder OF rundown systems
NV digestion was very poor. FOOD
Soured in my stomach causing me much
distress. Was unable 10 got reStful
sleep and telt very badly. I have used
some Of your Errv-Worth and il has
benefited me greatly.
MRS. ALICE; GRASS.
Troy. O.. X. +. d. No. !.
Gri"S,'S drug stor" sells NcryWorth
in Wheeling. Price sI.25. plus war tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
LEGISLATORS WIFE IS
RESTORED BY TANLAC

Mrs. S. S. Jackson. 321 Bernard street,
Savannah Ga. wife Of Hon. Sam VI.
jackson, the well known legislator from
nathan County and on" OF the leading
mon Of the State. said:
Il was great sufferer from acute
ind digestion. insomnia and nervousness.
My stomach would swell up with
gas at times until my heart just seemed
TO poison me. The first bottle OF Tanlac
seemed to relieve nil this trouble en-
tirely. 1t certainly was n fortunate
thing for me that heard about Tanlac."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
FALSE PRETENSE CHARGE

George Morris was brought back TO
this city from Chicago yesterday py
Deputy Sheriff Earl lcddicord ~hcre
he will answer to the charge OF having
secured SlSS through false pr"tcnSe
Morris WAS taken before Justice OF tho
Ponce r. G.. Hobbs and $1,000 bond was
asked for his release. Bond was fur
nished