Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19
LIFE WAS HARDLY
WORTH LIVING SAYS
MRS. HUGH Ne GAAR

After all Tanlac has done for me
lust think It's the grandest Inedi-
cine in the world declared Mrs.
Hugh Mccain. OF IS Liberty ST.
Portsmouth, y. H, in relating her re-
rnarkaole experience with the medi-
/ cine-
Any OF our neighbors can vouch
for ny statement when | say | have
neen sorsly afflicted for the past ten
years Why. II Just seemed that
everything was the matter with me
/ had 70 undergo two or three oper-
atoms and reached the point where
!! life see med hardly worth living |
! had stomach trouble in its worst
form and ny suffering from boating
I and palpitation Of the heart was al
most unbearable. / got SO short OF
breath / thought / would smother at
times My kidneys bothered me
aWfully. my back hurt terribly. | was
ably constipated. and l don't be
lIeye anyone ever had worse head
aches than l did. My nerves were so
shattered / could scarcely sleep a
wink. and l had rheumatism in my
knees and shoulders so bad | could
scarcely get around.
Well. Tanlac has been so wonder
ful for me that five bottles have rid
me OF all my troubles and made me
feel like a different person. | eat
hearty and enjoy my meals nov, new
CT have an ache or pain. and feel fine
IN every way. / can do all my house
work with ease. and my friends all
congratulate me on my wonderful re
covery. My gratitude TO Tanlac is
simply unbounded."
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by John
Coughlin: in Weeks Mills by J. A
Merrill; in West Washington by Wal
ter f. Burdick in China by Bailey
Bros; in Albion by l.. F. Cannon and
Libby Bros. in North Wayne by w
l.. Morrill,; IN Palermo by II. w
Worthing; in Monmouth by Roy A
! De Fratus; and by the leading drug
gist in every city and town.-Adv.
next years reunion, which Houltor
admits she wants and proposes L
have. State Commander Edward S
Anthoine Of Portland was presen
and Col. r. NJ Hume. commander D.
the 1880, was everywhere seen. en-
joying the sports and renewals o.
acquaintance and also with hi:
, command" to come to Houlton mex
year.
The Martindale Country Club 0
Auburn and Lewiston was formal.
opened Wednesday afternoon. with ;
fine attendance Of members anc
guests and a fine program Of sports
and entertainment. including golf
tennis, croquet and cards, with {
, dance in the evening
= Boothbay Farbor is to have anoth
, er art school. Joseph Wiseltier o
New Britain, Conn, having pur.
chased the summer home of Mrs
Fannie s. Swain Of New Canaan
, Conn, on Mt Pistah. which will bt
rcmodeled 10 suit the new purposes
The famous gospel car Of Evan
eeIist and Mrs. John Fulton Of Har.
risburg, Penn. in which they have
been touring the country for the
| past year or SO, is now in Maine
John Fulton formerly sold lquo
over the lar in his hotel in Brooklyn
\. Y, as late as 1907. He now dis
penses the gospel from the real
platform Of this gospel car. the only
church Of the kind known in the
world. The car was built for DIR
tithian, then a candidate for gov
ernor Of PENNSYLVANIA. al a cost Of
between $4,000 and $4,000, is ?;
feet long and has enough Of the
comforts Of home to make travel
ing very comfortable and pleasa ut
Ir. Ftthian sold the car TO Nj
Fulton little over a year ago
The Rumford post office has re-
cetved letter with the address ir
the following form; The first two
names are that of q famous actress
Who played in the Eelle Of New
York Her last name is that OF a
T successful American artist who mar
, rtcd one OF four sisters. The name
OF 'te town is a city in China The
name of the county is that Of q
famous English University. The
name OF the State is that Of l.. s
Man Of War, the loss of which made
Cuba. THE camp she is at is the
rame Of the wood Of the State En-
} BEN"