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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
CAROLLNLAMS IA VOR
CHANGE IN ATHLETIC POLICY
Record of University on Gridiron During 1920 Dis
pleases Student Body and Authorities Under
graduates Want Campbell

tliA'EIi HILL. y. g.. Dec. 6.--Thr
ana! whist. OF the Carolina Virginia
game had hardly blown
before Carolina students and alumni,
thorough? dissatisfied with the mos:
unsuccessful football season since
1912 from point of view of victories.
began making plans for mex, year.
Athletic authorities here are keep
ing their mouths strut: but IL is
known that IN. record of the Caro-
lima team this year in winning only
two out OF cigh, games. in making
only sixteen points in the entire sea-
son. and in scoring only one touch
down 10y yusflinG. has caused a gen
cral survey OF me whole situation
to find out what is wrong and how
to correct il. Important changes in
policy for 1872! are expected to lie an
rounced soon and without doubt "a
general ovcrhauling viii take place
The question of thr head coach and
the formation oil "A definite athletic
policy to cover a number OF years is
the upDcr'nost question in ;hc minds
OF students and alumni. 20 judge by
expressions tina. have reached the
athletic authorities During Tie sea.
son. through one defeat after an
other, those Interested KEEP, prettv
quiet. bu; sine. THANKSGIVING they
have hecn demanding ia no uncertain
fashion for the creation OF "A system
chat will get results.
Head Coach Fuller and his assist
ant coach. Clay iiit". were Working
on one year contrac, and II is not
known whether they will be retained
another year The students want
Tommy Campbell. coach In 1919 and
1919. to return. bu' Canpbcu ma.
entered business and 18Th" hope - en-
tcrtaimcd that he VIII again TAX. IN
football. Amy number OF names nave
been suggested for u"x; year and
the athletic council is now !nvcstipat
INK the iicld. l. il probable thar If
the right man can BE- obtained. M,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

aar 'ri iS, T"?r% IN o. rloo,n ,e7 I'm
Nd igi n ,%,. 10: ola McKanna iis3
:, second ac'-hve and one haif fur,ont,,
i "1' r4nsp' I0.. GLADYS. i02: waihup!
!nS fhnln' Star. lot. Fila, Ic7; WnlInI
~: American Maid. iGT: Puzzlc IN
Countess. no. 1904 ~
n !hith trcc-slK tur'ongs MISC kru,c-
i ,S. DIV. lanes, 100 Amioricsn Rose. iSI
Hnhti;c Teller. 100: Ii.au B:u,nlnoj ~
XIX iI56. titin nili 10! L"os. no, XII iir.gh;i
1907 I"iEin. 10. B.Ny Stuart, no: iIr
,,I,in"p. j. 10; ahiIan. liz. Ale" eligible
iia' Hammock. los. Toul;nry. no
o. Fou'th racc--sIh furlGnrr.pcr. " ,no
m" Moor. 10. pr iioward. io7''E.,,
tore: !ls. Iluc!.. liz 49, f'"
IN inrr--s.S 'usiOngs Wilt Flow.,
ioi SS,udS ~. ili c-taui.. los: chestyI
l"'. HorG. ito ;jan6rtui,iiv III Pr ~
ING M5T.. !i2 t.h!n". lle. B!isit. II'5.
,S'Ntn rhg"--"n" mile ,nd ,iglil w,
Lie. ~: Harvey SnaS-. 100: judge pricrI
~. Jvhn J, Day iOS. Sp-aT!.r" III
''G:,%, ~ Sash. ~; ten iilrir.on. iIo|
.S,N"hih f"c"--on- 'n!!c--.lh.a2" -
u,c2.d"n Dawn. =, sl.d:ouu. I5l Shoo, onj
!Y- douglas 100 Rufus Riley l6s
,i,nIoo.'nn, III Rasazaa. &C. Gam Il
,hHs". III. E"t!in. ~: l'i;t.T s!'at,cr Ini
hduS" y, los: GroUEisw.!i 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
FIELD TRIALS OPEN
Na.-N. &. Association T~gins TItuInr
Events Mt Th1mnsSi llc--wII
Run for Several DAYS,

HIGH POINT. y. g.. Dec e.
Championship field trials under IN.
auspices vi ~" Ntrginia-Nor;h Caro-
INA Field Trial Association and the
Amateur Championship Association.
opened today AT Thomasvillc. near
here. and VIII continue For four or
five days I. II Noble" OF Michigan.
and l'r. T.. VI. M,Idcr. OF Augusta. Ga.
.trc tho jEAgcH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
American Trappers lnjuring
Industry by Short-Sightedness

American trnpp~rs receive year
~ in the aggregate many millions
nf dollars for their fur harvest,
which. UP to the moment they srt
ont to gather ID, docs not cost
them single effort. Recently
the supply OF pcltries Inns been de-
crcnsinE AT nH alarming Entr. Raw
FUR buyers representing all pnrtS
or the country plncc tho decrense
ut from Is Ia 80 per cent during
the last ten yenrs.
There are no longer amy virgin
trapping grounds. Even In Alaska
tho two most Important fur-brar-
ing animals. the beaver md the
mnrten. hnEe become NO ncnriy
eNtcrminntcd TINT they nrc now
hcinE protected by close period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
BOXERS EXONERATED
Cleveland Commission VIII Take No
Action Against More and Trcmninr
for CnncelIinE bout.

II .NS"U'!H..H ItH9'I
HIiNEl.AND. ONO. Dec. G.---Thc
Cleveland iioNinE Commission at a
special meeting tonight declined to
tahc any action against Pa! Moore, al
Memphis and Carl Tremainc OF
Cleveland, hantamwetg hts. for tho
cancellation OF their scheduled ten
round bout here last Thursday night
!rcna!nc vas one pound over tn.
prescribed llo pounds at o'clock
ana Moore, who tipped the beam al
about ZIG. refused TO conccd. the
extra weight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
FRANK KRAMER RETlRES
FROM SlX-DAY BIKE RACE
"rurliinE Pace Forces Withdrawal
OF Former Chnmpion-Teams
Working StrenuousIy.
IBy Aasocintcl Prcss.

NEW YORK. Dee. 9Th" terrific
pace set by the foreign riders in the
s!x-day bicycle race at Madison
square Garden tonigh. caused the
retirement from the contest OF Frank
L. Kramer. Tor many years champion
bicycle rider o. the world. Willie
Spencer. kramer's partner, was al
lowed four hours to team UP with an
Other rider.
Two teams gained laps Ola the other
riders during the frs; twcnty-four
Eourd. II being the first time this has
been accomplished in the history of
the six-day races here. Brocco and
Cohurn Tapped the field This after
noon. Debaetcs and rrsvu. when the
sprinting started tonight. went on
i'll front OF the other riders and set
such pace that they caugh: UP with
the Brocco and coburm team by gain
Ing % lap.
Within an hou, The Brocco- Coburn
team rcEa'ncd tn" lead by stealing
another lap. Erocco caught up with
the fieli shortly after II O'Clock.
Young Quit the rae. u: IL: 80 o'clorE
He and his partner. Grimm and the
SutcT brothers were Tapped twice
during the mad whirl which started
shortly after II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

I'hws protecting fur-hrnrinr
nniinnis nrc designed to keen
stcndS flow OF prltrlca coming tn
Unnrkct Scnr after year, thereby
bringing trappers q reliable In
come md giving regular employ
incnt To thousands of people en-
EnEed In dressing skins, mnuu-
facturinE garments, md distribute
Ing th~m through the various n>r-
nucS OF trade.
\ general protest comes from
rnw-fur buyers against traffic IN
unprimc skins. The losses caused
10y killing fur nnImnls when their
prits nrr not prime are enormous.
An educational campaign II Errut-
~ needed 10 prevent this waste
md 10 Prrpetunte our fur-prOduc-
Ing resources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
POLICE GAZETTE BELT
! IS WON BY kETONEN
Fin Defeats Joe Turner in Straight
Falls at City Auditorium BE-
fore Large Crowd

, Waino kctoncn. Of Finland. las;
. night won tho Police Gazette Belt
; from Joe Turner. tho Richmond
Washington Grapplcr, in on" Of the
: hardest fought ana clcancst wrcs;-
, ling matches ever staged in this
city. TIE victory OF Iictonen came
in straight fails before one OF the
largest crowds that ever witnessed
similar even, in tho City Audi
forum. I; was estimated that APP
: proNinately two thousand persons
attended the match
The outcome Of the victory came
as distinc; surprise 10 those who
: have followed the two Erappicrs for
Tho las; several months. Possessed
with much natural ability and many
years of experience on the mat Tur-
ncr was favored TO win the match
from his opponent. The work Of
kctonen was the real feature of the
match and hrough: forth applause
from the crowd
Winner Accomplislc. Feat.
In winning, tie belt from Turner
kc;oncn accomplished u feat which
no other srappled has been able 10 do
the last eleven years. The bel, which
WAS AT stake has been held by Tur-
nc- for that length OF time and dur
ing that period tie has defended it
against the leading middlcweight
grapp)crS of the country. Tn" trophy
recently was purchased from Turner
by the Richmond promoters and Of
Tered to the winner OF the match last
Aaig,l;.
- While the match WAS one OF the
cieanest ever seen III this city II WAS
no tame affair. Eoih grapplcrs
Wrestlcd hard for Il victory and each
underwent severe gruclling during
the two falls. Kctoncu proved 10 l..
the asGresSnr and Went after his man
from tie outset. bent on winning the
match and securing revenge for Il de-
fea, handed him here last summer
by Turner.
: Prior to the match there had been
'considcrah!c talk, OF Turner's IA
20 use i; against his opponent iast
night. kctoncn went after his man
in whirlwind fashion In the first fall
and pinned his shoulders To ia" mat
In seventeen minutes VITA a crotch
hold.
Turner BATTLES Firrr-Iy.
Realizing that the odds were
against him Turner came on the ma;
determined to win the second fall
hardest work OF the mill resulted
lioth men emerged from difficult
holeS on numerous occasions and ;c-
exhibition they gave proved excel
lent. For more than AN hour tho two
men fought hcrccly for fan and
kctoncn, securing n toe hold. forced
'is opponent 10 give up at the end
OF one hour and thirty minutes.
While nothing definite has brc: do
cidcd il il probable that E.tonrn
VIII defend the belt against all com
c:s in the mex, four months The
contract. signed prlor 10 the match.
StpulatcS that the winner OF thc
bolt will defend II against any four
srappicrS within the next four
months. TIL" contract. Nb!iiiGkjjtii:f
months. III" opposing Erapplcrs will
b. selected by the local promoters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
THREE-I SUCCESSFUL
baseball Organization Hns Shattered
Attendance mud Financial
Figures,
~ n sSOciatcd Frcss.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE Thrre-I
Leagues season last summer was tho
most successful in the history OF the
organization. according 20 the state
mcnts ot finances and attendance
which We're submitted ~ the an
DUal meeting today.
Til" total attendance AT the games
played by IN" eight clubs WAS 353.-
700. president Al rcarncy reported
and leagues financial affairs were
handled so successfully that there
huw il $500 in the treasury.
one hundred and forty games will
constitute next seasons schedule.
opening the first week in MAY and
running Though to October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
HARVARD PICKS ATLANTA
Crimson Tosscrs VIII Trnin in Gear.
Ria Capital Neat SprinG-To Play
Southern Mines

by associated frcSs.
CAMHRl pGE. MASS. Dec. .;.--lIar-
ward univnrs:ty'S baseball :eam Will
go To Atlanta for spring trainiuc'
u WAS announced tonight The am
thorities OF Georgia Tech have of
tered tho Harvard team the usc of
Grant Field and III. gymnasium dur
ing it's stay NJ Atlanta. watch viii
be hut four or live days. according tn
plans. and games Will lac played viii,
Georgia Tech. University Of Georgia
and probably Oglcthorpr University
the start VIII be mad, April iG
and on the return trip . gam. !,
scheduled with Columbia, a, Ncy
York. on Aprii %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
ROCHESTER iNTs SOLD
StaIiinEs and IInpgoed, Formerly
with Braves, to Control Class
4. A. Eranchisc.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Dec. &c r
Chaplin. president OF the Rochester
International League Club. has an.
nounccd the sale Of tho club to
George Y. Stailings and Walter H.
Hapgood. former manager and pres
ent business manager. respectively
OF !hc Boston Braves. StallinSs and
ilargood declared they are alone IN
the purchase OF the Rochester base
ball property. StallinGs will manage
the club and Iapgood. who Is to sever
his connection with the EoSton club,
VIII he business MANAGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
SPORTS
Quarantine Halls
Jess Willard's Work
Iny Associated I.rcss.l

iAWNENcIc. kANS.. DEG. o.
oess Wiiinrd's training to meet
INC winner of the Dempsey urrn-
nan light muy lie interrupted by
quarantine placed ON his home.
west Of here, to-day.
me former heavyweight cham
pionIs three children contracted
uiphthcrfn ana the attending ply
siciun qunrnntincd thu, housr 'ri.
Hunrhhtine Will stand until the
patients have recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
a q a d n Il a " q y m5E
q IT'S IN THE AIR! q
HELIOTROPE !
IN g 81 e q e q a n q ~ ~
DON'T FOOL WITH
RHEUMATIC ACHES
Keep bottle OF pain relieving
Slonn'S I.inimcnt handy

w OF need II when tho uncNpectc,
q rh"u'nat!" twinGc starts - thu
pains ana aches following cN|
sciai!ca. lumbngo. lame back
sore muscles, stin joints. neuralgia
Forgot an about buying another bot
Tie and keeping 10 handy, didn't you
Get 1t today you may need IL tod
night!
This famous countcr-irritant prne
trnt"s without rubbing and scatttr.|
IN" congestion The pain or ache isl
soon relieved. leaving no plaster oI
pou!ticc mussincss. no stained skinI
Thousands OF regular users keep II
hnndy for cmcrEcHCy-thcy don'iI
suffer nccdlcssiy. AL druggists-I
3Jc Toe 81 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
H".ioninns Leave for Juck,onviII..

E''''H ~. DOC. b.--FfaNcrhIU High
Schoois football squad numbering
iw"ntE-iour players and coaches left
boston tonight FOR Jacksonville" Fla
10 meet buval High School on Sat
urdaE Nearly loo friends Of the
team accompanied IT. According to
i"pDris !iaverhil!. which claims the
Ne" England championship will ont
""isn IT'S opponents nearly ten
pounds 10 the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Suhtrcnsury Cease, 10 E,i,,

NV lUNk, DEC. G.-tOn!OrmlnE
t" the provision OF an act al CON
Srcss. abolis hing the various sub
treasures scattered throughout tho
country, the New YORK subtrcasUry
VIII cease 10 exist after the close OF
business today. The local branch OF
the Federal Reserve Hoard VII take
possession of the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
,Iarvnrd MIu Sn, r1ox -

Cambridge. MASS Dee 6.-The
HAY football team viii not play
VIC Army "l.Ecn next year I: Was
announced tonight Til. Army re.
FUSED 10 rlac" the Crimson on i:s
sch"du!e for 1921, the Harvard au.
thnritles said. as the Harvard team
r1uio not promise return game at
Yves; Point In 1929. on accoiInt Of :,
FACULTY ruling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
INDEPENDENTS WIN
Quint Defeats Burrus Ribic tInss
Five, 20 I" l6--'Fram Work of
SictOTS Noticeable

Inc IndcpcndcntS baSketbai, foam
defeated Burrus Bible class Iusi
might. 20 10 10. The team work OF
The independents caused The down.
ran Of the Bible Glass. Roth teams
teams averaging 1870 to Ii0 pounds
To arrange games with Independents
Gal! Roland CALVIN, boulevard 2IS4.J'
With Burrus Bible Glass, Howard
Licshcld, Boulevard 2883-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
10 Change AdmirnI,, u,,,

WASHINGTON. bee G..-Cni.r Inc
tice White announced today ma, ihc
supreme Court had decided upUr Z,
complete revis!On or IT'S aG;nlral; !,
ruics. the change from thoS. now In
effect following alrnos, .Sac,iv -
commentators submitted by the
'Amer!can Bar Association ana sian,
lar legal organizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
commissioners Halt Fighting.

SNN F'NNNCIStO, CNf., Dec. g
TIE san Francisco police commission
ers tonight stopped prize lighting In
San Franchises. All permits for con-
Quoting fights or boxing contests were
ordered suspended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Giants to TraIn al San Antonio.

sew YORK. Dec. G.-The New
York Nationals vii! train again a,
san Antonio. Texas, next spring. /,
was announced tonight An arr..
mcnt WAS reached wItl onictals th.r,
/" provide improved and enlarge.
quarters Tor the players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Cibbon. Ou,poInt. \yIrpin.

TDLEDO. OHIO. Dec. 6-T0mmy'
Gibbons. OF 81. Paul. outpointcd Chick
Virgins. az Minneapolis. In eight
rounds OF their tw-lvc-round bout
here tonight, according to opinion Of
men at the rlngside. They are light
I,ll " fpb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
O,Do,yd Dcfenn Ro,rIin,

PiIII.ADEIPIiIA. PA.. Dee. 6.--.Alike
o'Dowd. of ST. Paul. beat Lon Raw
Inns. OF Philadelphia. In an eight
round bout here tonight The match
was hard and fast throughout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Mitchell and nrIrton draw

MiLW Al l;E, WIS. Dec G.-p!ukv
Miteheli. who stepped into IN. raEIts
81 me wcittrweight boxers. held JACK
Br,tton, tit!e-HnIdcr. to Il draw IN, a
ten.round. no.decis!on contcst here
tonight, according tc several sporting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

NEW YORK. Dee. Sat midnight
the twenty fourth hour. Eroccc and
and Debactes and Pcrsyn AIS miles
and eight laps Til" record for tho
twcnfy-fourih hour Is -. miles and
nine laps. mad" by Fogl"r aIl H!llI
in 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
FIRST NATIONAL SCORES
SECOND WIN or SEASON
Defeat State and City Cngcrs, 30 To
IL, and Arc Tied With Fed.
erals, Who Also Won.
BANKING wOMAN'S LEAGUE.
StnnulnE OF the Clubs.

:, First National Bank ands Federal
lscserHc are tied Tor top plaS. In the
Banking Wom"u's Basketball League
with TWO victories and no defeats
az IN" result of contests played last
might at tn" Y. ". &. ~ rymnasiuI,
Tn" First National team triuInphcd
over the State and city aggrcyation
80 to Is. Will" Federal Reserve de-
ichtcd Planters. 81 10 s.
Will" the scores would Indicate
that the ricturs had l!t,l" trouble
winning. the losing aggrcgations
fought hard "a; All stages OF both
contests and their WORK was good
II Jones starred for Federal, while
Gillian led Planters in the opening
game OF tn" evening Miss whar-
ton was the star FOR First National.
while Miss Adkins aud Miss barber
played well FOR stat" and city In the
second contest.
Score:
Fed. Position plan.
~. Jones'. ...lctt forward. Dcyuta
T.. branch. right forward -. Smith
l'itoRH. center ..... Gillian
."i'utrson.. center .. S,ltr
Fecncy. ....lcft guard. .. NultE
henShaw right guard ....... Cali
;, Substitu'ions: Y. H.nshaw for T.
Branch. Mitchell for V iIcnshaw
Goals from t"id-N. Jones llD. +:
liranch t2p: p.voto 12y; smith 90;
'. lienShaw 90: Mitchell. C;u.ls
from toul--li. Jones %; V. HcushaS
'!p' j.. Branch go. Hefercc--Rowr
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01
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CSC White and Checked Hip Aprons -,-,.-..-..- 47c
CSC Dressing Sacques Sale Price acc
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$198 Shirtwaists, Wolfe and Organdy .,,,,,- 1.4S
$500 White Waists, neatly trimmed ,-.., $1.39
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$500 Silk-finish Gabardine Skirts, latest 400
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$3.50 Silk Poplin Skirts ... 439
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u chance Of taking
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-03
Worlds Races Divided,

Amphiscians are the people who In
habit the tropics, whose shadows In
one part Of the year are cast to the
north and in the other to the south. ac-
cording as the sun Is north or south of
their zenith.
The antiscians are the Inhabitants
OF the earth living on different sides
Of the equator. whose shadows at noon
are cast In contrary directions. Those
living north OF the equator are ants
clans to those living south of that line,
and vice versa. The shadows on one
side are cast toward the north and
upon the other toward the south.
The asclans are the people who
live in a land where. at certain time
of each year. they have no shadows
at noon. All the inhabitants Of the
torrid zone are ascians, they having
vertical sun twice year.
The periscians are the inhabitants
Of the polar circle, whose shadows dur
ing some portions of the summer must
in the course OF the day move entirely
around and fall toward every point of
Tho cou,naSS ~--~rEF--9r--- YtIsSs'sHA
49, - II iSS,s,r--s-4s1 ssss-----s'-sssa.Sa -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-03
READY To GIVE UP
AFTER LONG FIGHT.
Was So Worn Out He Could Hardly
Work-Tanlac Restored Him To
Splendid Health.

Since taking Tanlac l am enjoy
ing such fine health / can't tell 1
was ever troubled in any way in my
life,' said Michael ]. Mccoy, of 81
Carey Lane, Portland, Maine.
My health broke down about a
year ago. and since then | have
hardly been able to stay az work.
for | would have to give up and lay
off every week or two. | lost my
appetite. and sometimes Just the
sight OF food made me so nauseated
l couldn't even go to the table
Naturally, | commenced to lose in
weight, and / got awfully weak and
nervous. | had cramps and pains in
my limbs and arms, and in my fin
gers and toes. During the first part
OF the night / could never sleep a
wink, and when | did finally drop off
to sleep 1t wasn't but three or four
hours until it was time to get I'D.
All the time l had that tired-out
good-for-nothing feeling that makes
fellow ready to give up.
About two months ago I started
taking Tanlac and it hit the spot
right away, and in no time | was
feeling like different man alto
gether. | am hungry all the time
now and can eat anything set before
me and digest it as good as / ever
could in my life The cramps have
left me entirely and my nerves are as
strong as steel and / sleep like a log
every night. / have gained eleven
pounds in weight, am working hard
every day and / am feeling better
and stronger than | have in years.
l certainly can recommend Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Ellsworth by E.
G. Moore, in Sullivan by Dunbar
Bros. in Little Deer Isle by HI. G.
Eaton, in Ashville by C. C. Small,
in South Bluehill by NJ. B. Grindle,
and by the leading druggists in
every town.-Advt.