Turner Tanksley

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"... to you with thanks. He suggests that you sell it to an undertaker, to be read at funerals.? Then Mr. Ade smiled gently and withdrew. Uncle Ned's Life Insurance. Turner Tanksley, a representative of the Workingmen?s Industrial Aid Insurance Company, called upon Edmund Grant, an elderly colored man, with a view of getting him to insure his life, says Lippincott?s. ?Good ..."