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rs IT HOLLAND?


You might suppose that the hol-
lands in the United states We're so
named because they came from llOl-
land In the old world, but such Is not
the case, for the Hollands came from
England in colonial times and seem TO
have been long established there. IN
fact way back in 1850 the statement
was made that the Hollands could
trace their descent back thirteen gen
eratiOns before the Norman conquest
and that would be a remote enough
pedigree to suit any one. however
the pedigree does not exist at thf
present time, although the records uo
20 back to one OthO whose son Ste
phen flourshed in England at the
fine OF Edward the COnfessor. ste
nhen was lord OF StevingtOn, i'm cOun-
iy Lincoln. and his son Ralph dc llol-
land held his lands by permission OF
William the ConquerOr, which shows
that the Hollands even OF those days
must have been very exceptional peO-
ple. for IL was Williams wont TO take
away the lands held by the Lords ne
FOUND already In possession In Eng
land. giving them instead TO some one
or other OF his Norman followers.
Al any rate the district in Lincoln
shire held by Ralph dc Holland and
his Successors became known as liol'
land although il had nothing what
ever to do with that other Holland
across the channel.
The family Of Holland was enoblcc
hv Edward | and later their blood
mingled with that OF royalty wheI
| Thomas de Holland married the lovel,
lOane planiagct known as the Fan
Maid OF Kent, a granddaughter O.
| Edward H.
There were Hollands in the new
world at an early date and thOugl
| it isn't apparent Just what relation
they We're TO the ilmsirlous Englisl
Evening journal., 1921-01-31
MeADoo 0NER-RuL.En.

TNliE United states Supreme Court recently refused
to review NE decision OF the supreme Court or Cali
forna, which Nasshed that the United states RaH-
road Administration was not immune from a suit for
damases arising from the operation or under con-
troll OF the administration
The decision TO be OF effect in securing
justice for damage claimants but It will serve to remind
the public or one OF the ills OF government operation
One OF the first acts Of Mr. MoAdoo on taking possess
sion OF the railroads the representative Of the gov
emmeni was TO issue ruling that the ton
could not be sued and could not be made the object or
garnshment proceedings.
Heretofore under private operation a man was IN
sed or suffered injury to his property ihrough he neg
igence OF the operators OF railroad he could bring
suit and recover damages and collect the judgment
II railroad employe owed him money ne could sue
and levy upon the wages due from the company
All this was set aside under the MoAdoo rtning ami al
though claimants could or course bring the suits and
levy upon Notwithstanding the ruling many were
dissuaded from doing thus suffering injury without
remedy and relieving the Railroad Administration OF
much trouble and expense TO which private operator
would have been subjected
Every who has had a claim against the gov
ernment or any department OF the government know.
What SLOW. uncertain and costly proceeding is an at
tempt to An individual private concern mus
respond 10 its obligations promptly or be subject 4
one more argument against government ownership o
operation for government operation means deaye
Justice.
Evening journal., 1921-01-31
With the Pdrdgrdphers

About the only difference between maniac and .
fanatic IS mat one is in the asylum and the other ought
TO be.-Toedo Blade. 'e''
record OF the voices n all The attorneys OF the Reno
county par is being taken dctaphone records 10 be
preserved for the future.-Topeka Capital
Young Mr Bergdol the expert draft evader lis said 10
oe an applicant for German citizenship But wherever
ne may be accepted ne never will be much ~ ~,
zen.-New York sun.
We wish the guilty party that's heen taking grain ont
or our old elevator would al least get sack without
hole. so he she or it won't have to spill ali over the
sroune' seuer csi IN and WeA donate YOU sack with
out hole in It, Farmers Coop society-Jackson Count,
Pilot.
The damage done TO Allied unity and thus 10 the peac,
OF the world by the policy pursued by me American
representatives. al Paris has had many untoward effects
and sapped the foundations OF confidence and peace ina
he responsible may have thought hey wcro follow
ing high Ideals docs not diminish thcr oncnse.-Nev
York Tribune.
Evening journal., 1921-01-31
Idle Hens StartLaying
lO4 Eggs Instead Of 5
Steady Egg Gain Each Week for Mrs.
Pierce in Winter Weather.

"The week before we tried Don Sung
we got eggs from 80 hens The next
week, from package OF Don Sung, we
got n eggs and the next week lO4. Some
Of our hens are mere pullets and Don
sung started them laying. Mrs b. r..
Pierce, X. r. ID. I, Butler. Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce selected severe time for
her test-the middle Of January. Yet she
got the eggs Your hens can lay well,
In cold weather. and we'll prove H.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. II you don't find
that Il pays for itself and pays you a
good profit besides, simply tell us and
your money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung iChinesc for egg-layingl Is
a scientific tonic and conditioner. II Is
easily given In the feed, improves the
hens health and makes her stronger and
more active. 10 tones up the egg-layihg
organs. and gets the eggs. no matter
how cold or wet the weather.
Don Sung can be obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer. or send 52c includes war taxi
for package by mail. prepaid. Burrell-
Dugger Co, PA Columbia Bldg, Indian
anolis, Ind.
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FARMER SENATOR IRON IpAuo

E'oRMER GOVERNOR FRANK r. GooDING. OF Idaho.
has been sworn in as senator to M the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF senator Nugent TO accent
an appointment 10 the Federal Trade Commission
Last November Mr.. Gooding was elected for the six
year term. beginning March but by appointment Of the
governor Of his state to the vacancy is enabled to take
ms seat SIX weeks earlier than he otherwise would
Senator Gooding is farmer and stock raiser and for
twenty years has been actively engaged in the business
lie has several thousand in his ranch and is one
OF the largest owners OF sheep in Idaho.
His experience in agriculture viii command the atten
ton OF his colleagues the framing OF legislation and
appropriations for the farmer
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Si-50N FOR CHIRCn

EASTON. Md. Jan. 3i-Lebanon
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Trappe
which has been closed for some time
undergoing repairs and improve
ments on the interior, was reopened
and rededicated yesterday. The Rev
.R. X. stephenson, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Milford. Del. a
former pastor OF the Trappe church
preached both the morning and even
ing services Ia large congregations
Tuckahoe Tribe, l. q. r. NJ. OF which
Mr.. Stephenson is a member. at
tended The morning service. The Rev
~. n Whedbee, Cordove. also a former
pastor, sang The cost Of repairs wa,
about 81 800, all OF which was raisec
at those services. thus making tn,
church clear OF debt. The Rev. 4. p
pretiyman is pastor.
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BOOKS on RAILROAD ENGINEERING

If a book is not in tie Free
Library when asked for, it may be
reserved il The applicant will leave
his name and address and title OF
book wanted with a library assistant.
When the book is returned he will
be notified. The library has other
books on this subject.
Practical track maintenance, by H.
/. Van Anken. 1916
Hallway track and track work, by
r. y. r.. Tratman. 1908
Notes on track, by w. NJ Camp
1901.
Railroad construction, by G. l.
Crandall. 1918
Railway maintenance engineering
| by w. II. Sellew. 1915.
Field engineering, by W. H. Searles
, 1911.
Railway conquest Of the world, b!
! + A. Talbot. 1911.
Railroad engineering, by w. IL
! webb. 1909.
Railroad curves and earihwork, b.
G. f. Allen. 1903.
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YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE.
Copyright, 1920 by The NJ cClure Newspaper Syn

family OF the name it seems clear that
they We're OF English origin.
In i699 we find the record OF a
Henry Holland, Lieutenant OF Fusiliers,
located in Albany, New York. He had
two sons. Edward and Henry, The first
OF whom was spoken OF by Governor
Clinton as gentleman OF fortune
and character" He was merchant
and trader and at different times al
derman and mayor 0f Albany. Event
ually he settled in what is now New
York city where the Hollands TO this
day, though not numerous, are count
ed among the old arislocracy.
Copyright. 1921. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Sydicate.).
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For Csc You Can
Check That Cold
Yes-It is Possible 10 End a Cold for
Just That Amount

Here's how it is done. Go TO your
druggist and tell him that you want
a small Jar OF WlNTERGROLE. Now
there are plenty Of other ointments
on the market and some are not with
out merit. but make that drug shop
man produce WlNTERGROLE-noth-
ing else Take il home and rub some
across the forehead and bridge OF the
nose. put some mp your nostrils and
take a little Of IL internally. II your
cold is in the chest apply the oint-
ment on chest and throat.
The drugs i'm WINTERGROLE quick
" penetrate and relieve the conges-
ton. Your cold will soon leave you.
The effect is immediate
Advertisement.
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sIsTER sIISIE KNITTING

VIENNA, Jan. 81. = Slster susie
sewed shirts for soldiers during the
war. Now she's knitting clothes for
herself and little sister, Major Bake
Evening journal., 1921-01-31

Beneath assumed Indifference. many Wilmington
nstered 10 their names posted the post
Office wall among the income taxpayers.
Evening journal., 1921-01-31

man, OF the American Red Cross or
lsanized 10000 women and 100000 chill
dren into knitting clubs.
Evening journal., 1921-01-31

selling $40 ton OF for $40 is prohteering you
20 ee but selling II for $40 and delivering 1900 pounds
s fraud, and you go 10 jail.
Evening journal., 1921-01-31

Would disarmament law rob the Wilmington movies
OF the rolling pin and custard pie?
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SHADYSIDE
Annual Convention

Annual convention
The annual con, rn'I.u ct t!' li"!m"n'
County Christian f.IdrdNOr ISSO"ia ION
Is to be held n TN" $htd, = lie ChriStlA"
church on Friday Ttr"" Mi ne Il morn
Ing. afternoon and "'"n,na session with d
live program for each. The puh.l" -
cordially invited 80 t','. iH,'t,nGS. I.inr'
vii! ho ScrI c'i 1T noon ana G::nrr III m"
evening 20 III" y,,:i.mE delegates. ON
Saturday afternoon IN tn" tr"Sirt"'iin
church the luD!ur :ud-,v"r societies
Will hold their c"nNrut!"n.
Pleasant Party
Last Saturday evening II compliment
20 their guest, Mis- lrru" SirunhtiISh
and daughter MISS Isabel" Hepburn,
MIR. and Mrs. Garii-.i Hepburn 81 We
gee EidEe entertained number 81!
young folks AZ their. home IN evening
uf merry games and mIsI' MAS .ni"r-
ruptrd At 10 u'cI"rk hy ;hr SERVING Of
q delicious h!r.h In the '"urIuN ""r"
the Misses Edith k'y$rr, lilINcr" Al
bright. Pear Albright, Mary Nllr!sh'.
olive BUnar. Edith Hrnar. Sarah M"ni'
Enmery. pess!" Amber, Lillian Harvey
md Martha BerGer. M"Nsrs Wesley
Shaw. Herh"r; Heath. Wesley k"Es"T
Ear. Heath Alfred Heath. iiIrr' and
i'aul Albright. Ray. Harry and Robert
Honar. El's. Frank and l."" M"n'r"iH-
cry. Charles Eddy. MAnScll IN! Rus
sell Kirkland. Meek K"yscr. Elmer Kirk
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BRIDGEPORT
CAR OF BLACK BASS
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Car Load Of BLACK Bass Gecsived In
Belmont County Yesterday morn
Ing Prom State Department
Fish VIII Be Used to 1splonish the
Streams Of County and News Will
Interest Anglers

Anglers OF Belmont county and sports
,,e, IN genera, VI, he interested IN the
announcement that a chr or BACK DASH
sh,nped nv the sta;e Fish ard Gam" de-
r.-,uen, was received n his county
yss,a-day moruinS for distribution IN
tho streams O: th!s vicinity Tho f1Sh
committee %: he Belmont County Fro-
..c:ive Association took charge or tho
l,,,rihu,,"r q: the tSh. and they were
widely distributed. Roth the state and
no FEDERAL departments have been
sl,.ur;ny fish into this county n the past
,.w ynarS and this Is certain 20 result
., 4 ,hornush restocking oi the stream
n Il short time.
Lodge Members CHESTS
Members OF Hetuck tribe "t the I'M
proved order Of Red Men attended the
performance a, the Home theatre on
Main street last night. following their
usual ,odgo meeting. az the guests or
manager hyde Grimes. All report hav-
,-s enjoyed tho picture Immensely. and
rho invitation was highly appreciated.
Ladies' Atd Elects
An important meeting OF the Ladies
Aid society OF the K!rkwood Methodist
church will be held In the church par
',ors ,his afternoon. The annual cleo
lion OF officers Will I've the principal
husiness OF ,hc meeting. and every mem
Der has been urged to be present.
Rtns Club Meeting
An ,mporvan. meeting Of che bridge
nor, club OF he National RIFE AsSoria =
.lon has been called 70 take pace Al
The S-lhy and Reed drug store IN his
city this evening. The proposal 10
permit the use Of their outdoor TANGO
to the menhsrs % the bridgeport Gun
club vi. bc dcr:Iei n the meeting.
Council Meeting
Tho monthly meeting OF the VILLAGE
council will b" heId on neSt Tu'Sda Y
evening and much important business is
70 he taken up. A report az the CVa' II
the coating Of the streets By aspha I
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for the benefit r the Shndy*Idc high
.."u"! in"lrli irn"l
Picf-.
\ girl ARRESTED; b, th' local r'..'.
Tuesday night for lu.:"rrnE about IN"
streets wHs ran uUt al '"wu EcS'rr'IHt
:! 'hirt MHhUn~.
Two He,laire s",d!c-s w'rr among
those naturaiizcd at -. N!airsvillc Tu"S-
day. Thy had hut 10 .n"w their army
d!sCharg" papers.
! nu'nh,r "t Bcl!a!re dlvorr" cases
are among tho 30 un"ui.irs'"! ones :" hc
hrard ~ common pi".,S ,,.Urt un Friday.
MaAw-.i hUra Ui this "ity was ".'.t-
cd an one g.. he d"i"ratrs from the
southeastern pnrt Of ohio /" attend the
national American Legion convention To
be held In Kansas CRY.
Carl Koch and VIII !. MCGraw are
attending II Kiwnnis meeting in Lima.
deposits in The school hank this year
totaled S3GI.n9. this surpussins the iiE
ure OF last Wr,k. when deposits "cr"
made for the first time during Rae school
year.
a meeting Of the seventh grade school
teachers Will be held after school today.
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| anlac Accompanies
Remarkable Results
In Geo. H. Nicke1s Case

Prominent Wisconsin Man.
Says TanIac Promptly Re-
licvcd Him Of Bad Case
Of Stomach Trouble of Six
Month Standing -Gain>
~ Pounds and Feels Fine
AS a Fiddle.
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II f.. Wicdman. has gone to GreenbT10
ftlt.r-y academy" Grrcnbricr. w. Va,
t, ."s,rur his studies after the summer
'a'at, II.
M"ESrs r. Haines and George c.
Norton ia'., gone to Ma ssiiOn 20 attend
the annual conference OF the Methodist
Church. SER fees In the Lincoln Ave.
nue. church on Sunday will be conducted
by Rev. W. T. knight and T.. n. Halnes
IN the q bsenre OF the pa Stor who Will re-
main ~ MassilOn until the close OF tho
conference.
Citizens OF Ollie Station and vicinity
are arranging for a rousinr meeune
Monday evening in the interest OF the
proposed LII, pool Ma rtstta hiEhv1y.
Fred NCt'nnn and Attorney Timbefnkc
OF Shadvside will he speakers on that
OCCa sion.
Mrs Leah Sandrus OF Pittsburgh has
returned To her nome after a visit Of
Scvera! days with her daughter. Mrs. ].
II. Sellers OF Lincoln avenue.
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re-surfatrus and ~. method lsvd - i'm.
.r,e M. .,,,.. =, l.,.a.,,.. - . ~. Do .!'
&C. the L,,G, md a,'!., w.. 200. '.a,..
on the rlar
Legion Entertainment
Plans h,T,. t..rr ...,..-.,..I ..r -.
ey,.n~ra.r.rr.t I, -. .-...,. -. Iair,.,a.
..,cuirr IN I'm. Sh,,... It,. - n .-,w.,..G
r;;d"- 49,. ,ySl. rs ..., .. -. ~'.:
LEGION .l,p,.r # H.. ...y T4r .r,.
Gods NJ. nr irr -. i...n,... ..' go. N-..,,
tan I-g'u. u.~f and 8. ',.-,.,'s r.,..
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lard. Syh" 1..~Ll,y. ana Mnr.. Floyd
ant Al"'. N,'h.
CITY Clerk Instructed
y, u. u..r:Iu. uf Ia" ,ItS ,.nUn"'I
N"nr!dl "'rrh'.E IL WIS ir.ii"r 70 IN
niru"t the ,:ty Clerk 10 report at once
all failures 10 yrrurlY VITA ordinances
.sud Notices In PICARD to the laying Of
walks in the Town. MIR. Merit NenhaTI
Ia e 'uutrIr: with tho town for 'hr
w"rN and where property U~u"rs have
m"E To "uIn;,lI with the require
Nom he WORK w!!i hc done and rs
h"sSed t. the property.
Shadyside Briefs
The :. II. :. iur'hu,. team plans "a
play It's FIRST gam, for this S"aSor at
WOodstcld on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. U"hVrr "f TINS place
recently FluiVni"I from The Texas
school OF tft-Op:Irii'. have opened Of
fees AT l5i. Market STREET IN Wh"".ing
for tho Ira,:iC" ~ 'E"!r profession.
Russell Wicdruau @un az Or. and Mrs.
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BELLA|RE
At Darlington.

AT ClRrln2ton-
\ 'uIU!"r - good r'-t ',p~t"rS from
Eeila!re were al Cinr.uEi"u Last u'gh'
attending It in~".iu. ~ rhr interest Co.:
IN" proposed river hIrhv',y from Mari
eta {" EaS' I..y'riuU' :. l. r." 81
Clnrlurtgn had rh,rS" f he ':....,'ug
and presided ". G.. N,,"a.r ,aI AZ.
thur y Herkman. h"ih Of H,llu',". wee.
among The speakerS. Among 'h, other.
attending from here was l'uia!d \.
Ward.
rorsyths Funeral.
Funeral ~":E.rcs tor Ia" ,at~ Miss
HSzel Frrsy:hr who died \; ihc CIV
hospital shortly a't"r an operation. Wi.
he held this afternoon a, IN" ate home
on Roe" IIt.l. Rev. II : u umtn. ST
perIut"nd"'t ~ tuc l'r'ou mss, y. wi.
have chars" or tho services. Uur,a. u
DO in 'he Rose HI cemetery
wtsniss Practice.
The members OF the Wi~u'- \ =. foot
ball team ur th's city had prpctic" Iast
night on tho lot at Thlrty-scron and
Hamilton streets. Practice VII 30 held
again this evening The team plays ia
first game ~ The season Oh SunIA. all.
ernUun At Weir,"n
TWO violator1
Working rl"-hSudrd, l'ollc- CN,"r
A. 8. Mah""" yesterday had good lV,k
m has hunt for N!ulainrs - The l.9uur
laws. II" ra!ded four p'Hr"N and broke.
even In success pomrrir I'cFrauc AMI
SRbaletus Scur"ECn We're Tn" two rner
arrested They will face Mayor ,'har,~a
Nulhertson. Zines Of sou VII lk"ly
be assessed In each instance.
Program Committee.
Tho program COMMITTEES for the Ocro-
her road meeting hcre. WHOM Gn.Hrnor
Harry l." Davis comes 70 speak regard
ing the road along the Onto river "rli~
4 nc"'irg this afternoon az The ham
h"r OF Commerce rooms The program
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Minstrel Big Succers.

The Shadys,d" school auditorium was
,t,lrd tn capacity last night for the W.
.,.a G minstrel Be,latr- and Shadyslde
Young men took part IN tho p"rt"rm-
i,uce The proceeds Of the event VIII 80
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Limit Membership.

\ -sS.,u.."" PROV :HI"E to' " 'lHf'''''
membership It -" Was "fer-t AN!
;...o,.,~l a. Ia. ulcstius Of n" N'wan'|
clvh hold Yesterday al noon This "'''
nee. ~~,-.." Z. wa:t.aE -; IN he n''S
ru.u-e ar& IS KEY TO make memi'''S
r.o~, anx,">;a :" Mold Their membrr'
.rt- rhr present membership Of me
,lit : rL."I =, ,: according !" the
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never have an ache or pain. am
only too glad 10 tell others about the
wonderful good Tanlac has done. II
has no equal
Tauac Is sold In Wheeling by the
H. Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists everywhere.
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HAVE you been reading THE hsVot'
Of Vera Sanderson" II snos VAIN tne
week ending October l. and Will DO Ioi-
lowsd by another splendid serial Nv
- a,n.raticu," by tho sa,ns author.
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q, dot.
''h'i"'.'' WI '"''f 49,. ..,,',
$3.50 ".' ,...., v,,,.rv
81 ~. ,!,r....k L.rj.w.,,
,...l .,..,k
'.'.''.
Hard Sor'nfnAG"'
,',rrh W..i;am t;H.HIHi'. q: tho H'kh
l... albut. r"I'l u't To- mrinheIH Oh
.i... I:,.. a'I Kln't S',''"i iir"""" Il n''''
i'.''..' 49, ''f"' ni,,,,,
...'.. ,.,.,,,..r, o., ,,.. team. ar"
,'i.....,, md .t,.. are io.!tlS-
. -,,.., yr. ,,.tr.r against
,,, .,,u,.,,r IN. than boy did dEtIrsi
l.,,....,,,-,.nu In: Si'.,,.,y. when tn"
.i.:,,l.. ,.i.,!,.,. IN 4 sect, .,-- i:".
,ro,,., 70 Meet
y committee at t." ""h''" '"N
tanned |" act a. u l".."r''" ION comm. wee
!"c the october " Guns "''' ~
the visiting wom'"" "io come 20 ',' .'''i -.
'nr the oaN. MIS-. II. =
he rhH:im1n g. tn '"'''''''
n"r~ o.: thr '"mm'l'"e WIZ 't'' =, 1885,,
''irrH""n III Inc h"''''''
&C." !iN'
Nurpes Resign
.p.., ...,,r,y s,,r.ryi-.ns nurse and two
q. ,,, ..,.,.. -, me county have
,,..G. ,,,r.s Miss Beatrice
r..,,',..... ..,,,,, 's,p. nurse. and NJ .Esrs
,...,,>. r.b,r',,,. AMI Grace l. smith have
, .,,',,, :r,,..y hn>.,Ii been employed
....r., 49,. r.Imout county chapter Of
,n,. Au..r!c,,u it.I cross. Miss Smith :
r,.,;rr,l;vu h.,unrs effective October
u:.! I.t,>r 20: the other Two hc'"iH" el
tcrtilr NG,,mhcr !.
sr,. c,or N.stdup
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II Is IN unQucS'iOnable FACT thai
ThnaC is now being more widely on
dorsed by well known men and women
,han any other medicine on he Amrri.
can market One OF he latest 10 'c:s.
rily is George II. Nickels. well known
lecturer. residing AT 227 Wells ST.,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
'Tanlac has not only completely re-
stored nv health. but have actually
gained - pounds in weight" said Mr.
NiCk'ls IN ref rrinc To he remarkabi"
benefits h. had derived from tho medi.
cine.
For something over six months,
my stomach was very badly disorder.
ed. suffered terribly from indges
ton and dyspepsia. At times would
be- In great distress and ! would in.
variably experience an uncomfortable
bloated feeling for hours after eating
had no appetite scarcely and the liz.
lie At" would often make me- death.
Is sick Ny head achrd until fcl;
like il would burst and was 50 nrrv
Gus trrmbled Xix" a leaf. When Cof
up in the morning.. was so week and
DIZZY. Couldn't trust myself - walk
around and juSr hurt all over.
"ranlac has brought about . Won
dcrtu change in my condition for am
now enjoying The very best Of health.
Ny appetite j. splendid relish my
meals. Everything agrees with me
1crf, city. The ncrvou ness. headaches
and dizzy spells are all gone and
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OF what use are fine features, with
an ugly skin. Rabby acsh, sunksn
j checks. acra~ny neck or . caro-
worn face?
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