Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, September 25, 1918, Image 6
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Tanlac. the Master Medicine, received
the highest indorsement when
George Snyder, Inspector, cf 112 La
fayette St. Schenectady, X. Y., made
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a public statement. His story involving
three members of his household is
so interetir.g that it is worthy of repeating
in his words.
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"I felt so badly when I got up in
the morning that I was unable to eat
any breakfast." Mr. Snyder explained.
"I could eat very, little at noon,
c- and being half starved in the evening
I ate a big meal and suffered most of
Y the night. I was in a generally run
down condition from stomach and kid
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ney trouble. I slept so badly I would
hate to get up, for I never felt rested.
I had pains in my back that were
<V'hon 1 StOODCd.
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My wife was in almost as bad condition
as I was. -She aways felt drowsy
tred and weak. A boarder who lived
with us suffered in about the same
way we did. He complained of lack
of appetite, poor sleep, jumpy nerves
and as we did with fermenting- of his
food on his stomach.
*'I began to take .Tanlac and when
1 my wife saw the benefit I was receiving,
she also began taking it, and a lit
tie later our boarder became just as
enthusiastic as we were. Tanlac
lieved my kidney trouble and the
; - pains in my back became hardly noticeable.
I was built up, my stomach
i- was put in good condition and I ate
three hearty meals a day. I rested
r: , well and gained strength rapidly. My
wife was improved as much as I, and
, - so \fcis our boarder.We all were made
-to feel like new people and we agreed
** that Tanlac is the greatest medicine- of
Tanlac, the iraster medicine, is
!?r;. koid exclusively at Eaimon Drug Co..
Lexington; Burnette and Whetsell,
New Brookiand; Harris-Cain Drug
Co., Batesburg; Crosson Drug Co.,
Leesviile; Eargle's Drug Store, Ckapin;
Dr. W. T. Brooker, Swansea;
Pelion Drug Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce,
<3ayce; A. E. Leaphart, Gilbert; The
Loriek Co., Irmo; W. JJ. Suber, i
Peak. Price, $1.00 per bottle,
straight.
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J AMERICA LEADS THE WORLD
EV SHIPS AM) SHIPYARDS
It is said now that America leads
the world in ships and shipyards.
The United States now has at its
command 2,220 merchant ships of an
aggregate dead weight tonnage of 9;669;437.
This nation has in operation
203 shipyards with a toal of 1,020
ship ways.
Amerca's rignt to the title of the
greatest maritime nation of the world
is made indisputable, that with the
.momentum she has gained even Great
Britian probably will not surpass hei
in the future.
Russian Rulers Called World Outlaws
In expressing the own horror at Bol
"shevicism rule of blood and ruin in
Russia, the United States government
has suggested to the allied and neutral
nations, which if accepted, will
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prouiuim uie ?>oisxit:\iivi isittri xiuiiuiieii
outlaws, and propose taking immediate
action against such horrors perpetrated
by such acts and depredation
as they are coinmiting on the helpless
inhabitants of Russia. Japan is over
anxious to get into the fray and only
awaits an opportunity to pounce in
upon Bolsheviki and his followers.
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SALE OF LAND.
Under ano by virtue of the authority
vested in ir?e by the will of Charlotte
B. Leaphart I will sell at public
auctioin at the court house door ir
Lexington S. C. on Monday the 4th
day of November A. D. 1918 during
the usual hours of sale all that lo
piece or tract of land, situated in Si
iuda Township, about six miles soutl
west of Chapin, S. C., containing 18'
acres more or less; bounded by th<
lands of W. H. Dreher, William Ful
mer, D. I. Epting and Frank Sons
Amos Sons and Jasper Amick.
Terms of Sale?one-third cash, bal
a nee in two years, deferred payment
secured by first mortgage, bearing a
the rate of seven per cent per annum
interest payable annually. With op
tion to the purchaser of paying mon
or all cash.
Samuel M. Leaphart,
Executor of Charlotte B. Leaphart.
Sept. 13, 1918.
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> Aladdin Security Oil.
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COLUMBIA S. C.
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!| ARE YOU WORKING \
Work of any r.ort is pure drudgery
your existence. But with r, purpose
for a rev,ard a7.d it Tightens your t;
picture.
Hive 3 purpose in life! Make yc
building up a savings account in thi
yc^ with the means to attain your o
independence, wealth?they all com
persistently save.
Same rajie of interest (4 per cent.)
accounts.
THE OLD RE
The Carolina National
W. A. Clark, President.
T. S. Bryan, V. President.
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?ITH A PURPOSE I
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back of it you are working
asks and makes work a real
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paid on both large and small
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Jos. M. Bell, Cashier.
Jno. D. Bell, Asst. Cashier.
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PLEASURE to promote in
ciples of SOUND banking,
the business interest of ibis
tncrelber?we are something
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human lot of individuals, and
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