Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
GEO. o'DONNELL
Says His Mothers Ad-
vice Was Right
He Gained Ten Pounds On Two
Bottles Of Taniac and Enjoys Fine
Health New

Il was ABOUT rea0y TO give up anQ
take to my bed at the time l began
taking Tanlae three weeks ago but
today ] am feeling fine and have
gained ten pounds in weight, be-
Sides said George O'Donneil of 81
Bracket street. Portland, Maine, a
few days ago.
Il was in a bad way and had been
for over q year, and during the past
several months had been going
down hill rapidly. ! fell off in weight
until | went down to one hundred
eighteen pounds and was so weak I
was hardly able to hold out at my
work. Ny nerves broke down and
almost dreaded to go to bed for |
would lie there sometimes for hours
and hours unable to sleep. Of course,
when l got up of mornings 1 felt
completely tagged out. My work
completely tagged out. actually
hated to go to it and often during
the day had severe spells of dizzi-
ness and would have to stop and sit
down until they passed over. lost
my appetite and was getting pale
and sallow and was bothered all the
time with constipation. Then ON top
of it all, had the grip a short time
ago and it went so hard with me it
nearly laid me out altogether. When
was able to be up my legs and
feet panied me every time |. took q
step and l was in such misery |
thought | was going 70 break down
and have to take TO my bed again.
THAT was the awful condition !
was in when my mother who had
taken Tanlac with fine results, adj
vised me to try it. took her adj
vice and while I have only finished
my second bottle I have already
been built UP to where | am feeling
| like my old time self again. ] have
the finest kind of appetite, have
gained ten pounds, as | said. and am
simply back on my feet feeling bet
! ter and stronger in every way. Ny
! nerves are as steady as a clock and
I sleep like a log all night long. The
! pains have all gone from my legs
and feet and I don't know what 1t is
| to have a spell of dizziness now.
am back at work and day never
passes without some of my friends
remarking about what change Tan
! lac has made in me-"
! Tanlac is sold in Augusta by Bow,
| ditch Webster Co, and the leading
druggist in every city and town.
! Adv.
! Oh of nSe
Mr.. and Mis-. Canham are now at York
! Beach.
The little town of Dixiieid has set 9
shining example TO other towns by en-
couraging the establishment of manu-
featuring plants there, says the Farm
! ingten Journal Chronicle. At citizens
meeting held a few days age all hu'
$500 of the 5000 was raised, one en-
teFpFising citizen starting the subserip
! lion with $40, GOO Would that Farming
| ton and other towns III this county Sc
| busy in like way. There is a broad
movement on foot TO start a big boon
for Maine in this Centennial year Why
not heartily join this movement? Let
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| field is also on the right track so far as
the church goes. With somewhat mort
than 1909 inha bitants it has but one
+ church, without creed or dogma and
everybody supports it.
| A relic of considerable ase came te
! light Thursday at kingfield. 1t was a
half round much furnished and black
ened gold band ring picked up by w. S
Stafford in the yard near his mill, which
when cleaned and polished showed an
inscription which no one has been able
to decipher. The engraving is an old
style script in vogue from the earlies,
] days of the country. 1t appears to be
almost pure gold ana is exciting censid-
cradle curiosity on account of being
| such q puzzle.