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Bldg, Bainbndge, Ga.
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The phone-rang at Morris’
drug store in Ensley, Alabama,
recently, and when Mr. Allison,
of the firm answered, this is the
message he received:
‘This is Mrs. J. D. Morrison
ot 1403 Avenue F, Ensley, and
I want you to ask one of the
Tanlac Company’s men to come
to see me, for I want everybody
to know what this medicine has
done for me.”
That same afternoon the local
Tanlac representative called to
see Mrs. Morrison at her home
when ’she made the following
remarkable statement:
‘‘Three years ago I lost my
health and have been sick ever
since. I had chronic stomach
trouble of the worst kind and
just seemed to go into a general
decline. Nobody but people who
have had this awful trouble
know how I have suffered.
“I tried doctors, I tried medi
cine and tried everything else,
but nothing seemed to help me
a particle. I tried dieting and
lived on liquid foods, raw eggs
and things like that until I al
most starved, but even that fail
ed to relieve my trouble.
‘‘I lost all the strenght I had
and was a nervous wreck. I
never knew what it was to get
a good night’s sleep and was
nervous, feverish and restless
mo3t of the time. I also suffer
ed dreadfully from biliousness
and constipation, and was never
free from pain night or day.
‘‘The 26th of last March I was
taken to the hospital and opera
ted on for what was supposed
to be female trouble, and when
I left the hospital I was nothing
but a living skeleton and only
weighed 66 pounds. That is
the truth, and everybody who
knows me will tell you it is a
fact. The operation didn’t do
me any good as far as restoring
my health was concerned. If
anything I got worse and it just
looked like I was going to die.
‘‘Finally I was told that my
trouble was Tuberculosis of the
bowels and that I had better stay
out in the fresh air all I could,
as nothing else could be done
for me.
‘‘About that time I began
hearing a lot of talk about the
new medicine, Tanlac and read
a gread deal in the papers what
different people had to say about
it. Something just seemed to
tell me it was what I needed,
although the doctor didn’t think
so, but I told him I was goir g to
try it anyway, as they had al
ready srid they could do noth
ing for me.
“The first bottle didn’t do me
much good as far as I could tell
but that didn’t dishearten me
for I knew it would take time
in my case, so I got the second
bottle and began improving right
away.
‘‘After this I commenced eat
ing and my appetite increasing
every day. By the time I had
taken three bottles I was able to
eat whatever I liked and gained
flesh and strength right along.
“My nerves got settled and I
got so I could sleep good at
night. Why, on the fourth bottle
alone I gained 7 pounds and the
other day I actually weighed 99
pounds. Yes, sir, I went Irom
66 pounds to 99 pounds-that’s
what Tanlac did for me.
| “I feel so much better and
I stronger I am now doing every
bit of my work. I even do the
washing and nothing seems to
hurt me. Honestly, this Tanlac
beats everything I ever saw in
my life, and I would iot give one
bottle of it for all the o...
medicines in Ensley and Birm
ingham put together.
I have just returned from a
visit to my old home near Ala
bama City and it is 'an honest
fact that my own sisters did
not know me at first. All around
here my neighbors are wonder
ing what on earth I have found
to put me on my feet again
for they had given me up to die
months ago.
“Never as long as I live will
I ever be without a bottle of
Tanlac in my house, because I
owe my life to this medicine.”
Tanlac is sold in Bainbridge
exclusively by Willis Drug Co.,
in Donalsonville by the Palace
Drug Co; Climax by the Climax
Pharmacy; Iron City, by Strick
land and Cordell; Brinson, by
H. B. Harrell Supply Co.
IS
ONE MAN'S GONFESSION
Maniac on Counterfeiting
Also Claims to Have a
Bad Record as a Mur
derer.
Atlanta, July 10.—‘‘I have com
mitted 1,000 murders,” is the
claim of a man who is serving a
life sentence in the United States
penitentiary in Atlanta.
He has confided to one of the
guards that in the course of his
bloody career as one of the great
est counterfeiters in the history
of the world, he put to death no
less than 1,000 people, calmly,
deliberately, cold bloodedly,
The records of the government
show that he is believed to have
committed at least 100 murders,
and included among them were
his wife, his mother and his sis
ter all in one day.
“They’ve got 100 murders
against me on the records,” he
has told the guard in question,
“but that’s not more than one-
tenth ot all I killed.”
According to the records in his
case, this man spent mere than
one million dollars of counterfeit
money before he was caught.
He claims that he now has two
million dollars worth of counter
feit money “hidden out,” and
has repeatedly offered to disclose
its location to the guard in ques
tion if the latter would go and
get the money and use it.
The man, it is stated, was a
perfect maniac on the subject of
making counterfeit money. Eve
ry time a person discovered him
or suspected him, he would, he
declared, kill that person and de
stroy the body with quicklime.
One day his mother, his wife
and his sister accidentally made
the discovery and he says they
went the wav of the rest.
He is a small man about 5 feet,
5 inches in height, his eyelids
conceal about half of his eyes,
and he talks in a low monotone.
To look at him one would think
he wouldn’t harm a fly.
CUT PROPERTY FOR SALE
One two story dwelling, six
rooms and kitchen, all modern
conveniances. all in first class
condition, now rented to a good
tenant.
One vacantTot adjoining this
house all on Evans Street, in a
fine locality.
Also one house and lot situated
on the A. C. L. Ry. Street on
three sides can put side tract to
either end. This lot is suitable
for wholesale ware house on
light manufactory being less
than 200 feet from the electric
plant where the city will furnish
power cheap. There are but very
few available lots close in on the
A. C. L. Ry. which makes this
a fine investment to hold if not
used now. Will sell all this pro
perty at a sacrifice. Write or
see L. F. PATTERSON for quick
sale.
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DRIVES CAR WHERE HE
DROVE OX 60 TEARS ACO
Let us do your Palm Beach
-:<■ 50 cents. The Dixie
steam Laundry.
Driving an atuomobile over
the same roads over which he
drove an ox team and wagon
more than sixty years ago is the
achievement.of Mr. J. M. Kim
ball, 80-year old pioneer settler
of Manhattan, Kan.
Two weeks after purchasing
the car—an Overland, Mr. Kim
ball was driving it over the pav
ed streets of the city which he
helped found and build, as well
as over the surrounding country.
He not only drives it, but he al
so keeps it in his own garage
and takes care of it himself.
Mr. Kimball is one of the
oldest settlers in the state of
Kansas, going there from Goff-
stown, N. H. In those days rail
transportation ceased at St.
Louis. There the journey was
resumed by boat to Kansas City,
a straggling little village cling
ing to the clay banks of the
Missouri. At Kansas City Mr.
Kimball bought an ox-team and
wagon and drove across the
prairie to what is now Man
hattan, where he has since lived.
DR. E. C. SMITH
DENTIST
Gold /^^s^^Bridge
$3.50 $4.00
Set of Teeth $5.50
Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Office BelcherlBlock
J. T, Watt & Company
have a complete line of
the famous Blackstone
Tires and you can get
splendid prices from them
a^ once.
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For lowest Prices on bags for
sacking
CORN, OATS, RYE, PEANUTS, POTATOES,
or any other farm product,
—===== write to —■
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