Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
JOHN BRISTOL
Says He Did Not Hit
Lick of Work For a
Year
Now Back On Job Every Day. Brat
tIeboro Man Is High In Praise of
Tanlac

For more than a year I was I'M
able to work but Tanlac has put me
in tip top shape again with gain of
seventeen pounds in weight and I'm
now on the job every day." said John
l.. Bristol. of 233 Elliot street. Brat
tleboro, VT.
Il have been in bad health for the
past fifteen years, that is until got
Tanlac. and my stomach was in such
terrible condition was in pain near
ly all the time. My appetite was so
poor / didn't relish any kind of food,
and my digestion was so bad that ev-
erything l ate would almost knock
me right out. I would bloat all up
with sour gas until it seemed like my
chest would burst, and had such ter
rible pains right under my ribs that
could hardly get my breath. At times
became so nauseated I couldn't re-
tain a thing on my stomach. and
would have awful weak. fainting
spells I had terrific headaches. and
at times became so dizzy it was all
I could do to stay on my feet. in
fact, it hasn't been so awfully long
ago that l fell half way down the
stairs on this account. I also had
terrible pains in my back, and at
night l could scarcely sleep.
Il saw so much about Tanlac in
the papers and it was so highly rec
commended by some of my friends
that I started taking it, and it has
certainly done the work for me. Why,
I have such a good appetite and ev
erything agrees with me so we'll that,
as said, I've actually gained sew
enteen pounds in weight, and am
feeling fine in every way. I'm free
from dizziness and headaches and
never have a pain of any kind.
Tanlac has been nothing less than
remarkable in my case, and l sim
ply think the world of it,"
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster Co. and the leading
druggist in every city and town.
ADV.
situated opposite the Islesborp Inn
at Dark Harbor, has been purchased
by Frederick S. Moseley of Boston
for $4,000 and will be turned over by
him to the summer colony for a
casino. 1t will be named The Inlet
and will be remodelled. ballroom,
pool and card rooms, etc, being ar
ranged.
Caribou claims to have the young
est Presidential postmaster in New
England. Cecil E. Ellington. aged
"a, has just taken the office, succeed
ing Ray Gary. acting postmaster
since the resignation of Postmaster
Fred Dowle Mr.. Billington's ap-
pointment comes through competi-
tive examination. He was in a Ban
gor business college when the Cnit@s
States entered the World War. and
enlisted the following day in Co. G.,
I'd Maine. He was with his company
throughout the war, coming home
with two wound stripes.
Rev. Alvin c. Goddard of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, was on Monday, ap-
pointed pastor of the Chestnut Street
Methodist Church Of Portland, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death
about three months ago Of Rev.
Charles o. Mills, D. D. DR. Goddard
Is Southerner by birth, about 35
years Of age and came to New Eng
land fnr, hic fhonlAo;ooI
graduating in 1912 from the Boston
University school Of Theology. While
studying in Boston he supplied TIL,
York Village Methodist church. On
graduation he went to the pastorate
of the First Methodist Church in
Knoxville, Tenn, serving there for
five years and then taking the posi-
ton of Centenary secretary for the
Chattanooga area OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Maine is continually being the
cause or scene of some pretty
romance. Herbert Winning of 81
Phlllops street. North Andover,
Mass. early in 1916 failed to pass the
physical requirements for enlistment
In the Marines, also the Naval Re-
serves, and then the 236th Kilties.
Determined to get into shape, he
signed on at an agency for a Maine
lumber camp. but when in Portland
station. met a Canadian recruiting
officer and, slipping the lumber camp
agent, scooted for Canada, only to
again be turned down for the
Canadian Forestry Unit He made
one more attempt, in Quebec. and
this time landed. as a craftsman. He
is now going to England after his
bride, the sister of his "buddje"
whom he first met on a visit to her
home. The wedding trip will be
passed through the battle fields If
France.
Miss Mildred A. Beatham of King
man, who is to promote the thrift
work among the public schools of
Maine, under the direction of the
savings Division Of the First Federal
Reserve District. will visit all parts
OF the State, paying special atten.
tlon 10 conferences with the superin.
tendents and to talks at Normal
schools. Miss Beatham SAYS: