The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-12
Mrs. J.D. Morrison Declares She Is Now Well and Hap py After An Illness of
 3 Years Standing
SERIOUS OPERATION
 FAILED TO HELP
Was Almost Living Skele- ton and Was Given Up to Die-Says She Is Now Able to Do Own
 HouSeWOrk

The phone rang at Morris Drug Store in Ensey, Ala, Wednesday morning. and when Mir. Allison of the firm answered, this is the message he received:
 This is Mrs J. D. Morrison at 1403 Avenue F. Ensiey and I want you to ask ore Of the Tanlac companys men to come to see me, for I want everybody to know what this medicine has done for me"
 That same afternoon Mir E. C. Harris, 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 swful trouble know how I have suffered.
 T tried doctors, I tried medicine and tried everything, but nothing seemed to help me a particle. l tried dieting and lH ed on liquid foods, raw eggs and things like that until I almost starved, but even ttat failed to relieve my trouble.
 T lost all the strength l had and was a nervous wreck l never knew what it was to get a good nights sleep, and was nervous, feverish and restless most of the time. l also suffered dreadfully from bil- iousness and constipation, and was never II ce AFOl1 pdIll, ilSuL or udy.
 The 26th of last March I was taken to the hospital and operated on for what was supposed to be female trouble, and when I left the hospital I was nothing but living skeleton. and only weighed 6G pounds. That is the truth, and every body 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 inc ct looked like l pniner n die
 Finally I was told my trouble was tuberculosis of the bowels and that 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 great 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 going to try it anyway, as they had already said they could do nothing more for me
 'The first bottle didn't do me much Sood as far as I could tell, but that didn't dshearten me for I knew it would take time in my case, so I got the second bottle and began improving right away
 After this l commenced eating and my appetite increased 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 l could sleep good at night. Why, on the fourth bottle alone l gained seven pounds, and the other day I actually weighed 99 pounds. Yes, sir; went from 66 pounds to 90 pounds-thats what Tan lac did for me.
 'I feel so much better and 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 anything I ever saw in my life, and I would not give one bottle of it for all the other medicines in Ensley and Bir- mingham put together.
 'I have just returned from a visit to my old home near Alabama City, and it is an honest fact my own sisters did not know me at first. All around here my neighbors are wondering what 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 b, without a bottle of Tanlac in my house, because I owe my life to this medicine.''
 Tanac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively by Patton-Pope Drug Co.,, and Ja- Cobs' Drug Store. In Ensley by D. W. Morris Drug Co.,; Bessemer Pegram-Pat- ton Drug Co.,; North Birmingham, Wal lSer Drug Co.,, and Pratt City, Gale Drug Co.--Adv