Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
YOUNGEST OF CONFEDERATE CAPTAINS
AT RIPE Old AGE OF Is, EXPRESSES
new DESIRE TO Serve HIS SOUTHLAND

Il nm an OLD Confederate veteran.
seVtuty-!ivc years of age. bu; can
cat sausage for suppcr-thanks 70
Ciarrcn's Tonic, declared Captain ".
L. Lane, OF HENDERSON County. y. e..
during "a recent conversation in which
ne praised highly tn" benefits he had
received personally from taking Car
ycn's Tonic
Il hav. 10, always hal good
health" ca1tain Lane explained. AS
| suffered from Indigestion and dys
pepsia fox twenty years, and was in "a
serious condition until Garrcn's Tonic
hrough, me relief. Gas accumula-
tions made il seem N times that my
Intcst!na! organs were on lire. had
tried every known remedy and form
of treatment aud was even subjected
To the dreaded task Of dieting, but
;his brought only passing relief ana
naturally loss OF strength and
weight"
The coming OF Garren's Tonic into
my life battle with Indigestion With
lis almost Immediate relief" the vet
cran continued. had an effect over
me somewhat similar To reinforce
ment OF our boys III gray when as
siatancc was quickly and badly need
ed II gave me courage and new
hope. FOR Amos; Immediately after |
started taking Garren's Tonic ! was
conscious that my system was being
effectively cleanSed and properly
toned. II took only four or five bot
Ties OF this wonderful remedy to re-
awaken in me the dormant health and
vitality | had enjoyed during boy
hood my greatest asset when ] served
as captain Of infantry i'm the Confed
crate army. commanding Company c.
Seventeen North Carolina Volunteers.
Hoke's division"
AS the kindly old gentleman spoke,
III manner typical Of the genuine
Southern ariStocrat, something of IL.
enthusiasm of former years crept into
his voice, and eyes OF youth seemed
TO sparkle under brows of gray Il
will never forget" said he, the first
victory ! won with the aid Of Garrcn'S
Tonic. for IL reminded me so much
of the first battle in which J was en-
gagged as young Southern soldier. IL
had all OF the anxiety one experiences
while awaiting the enemy's attack on
tho battlefield, and | expected a reg
miar Gettysburg inside OF me-
This incident. the old captain cN-
plai followed a persistent plea on
the part OF his friends Ia try Gar
ren's Tonic as a remedy that would
TtiitNc MIN oil MS indigestion ana en-
able him 10 eat and enjoy the foods
he loved So well hut dared not touch.
II tried Garrcns Tonic" he Com
tinued. more TO please my friends
than 10 help myself. But after had
taken "a few bottles. began to be-
licvc in il myself. My appetite was
literally ravishing. and | felt quite
positive that my digestive organs had
been sufficiently strengthened to di-
gest any of the average foods. and
when the Irresistible odor Of cnuu-
try sausage was waited to me de-
cidcd without further preparation to
put Garrcn'S Tonic To the supreme
test.
Il knew Sausas" Ia he among the
most indigcs;ibic Of meats; hut ones
! feelings prompt him TO many unwise
action so | chose sausage as my sup
| per dish. After having been under
| fed during my dieting period. and
possessing a natural love for snu-
sage. ate my fill. dctcrminin. 10
take the consequences OF this seem
| ing folly. Surely, thought. no tonic
| could prevent the war ! expected in
my stomach. Well. you can imagine
Careers Tonic is sold in Il
IA DanyilIc by Parke Place pharI
ertson; Faimvillc by{ White ID
White; Lawrenccvillc by I.awr,
III burn & Son, and Louisa, Va,