The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-13
GATHERS AROUND VETERAN 0F HOST CAUSE"
Private Jackson of Colonel
 "Tige' Andersors's Regi- ment Makes Sitrong ! Statement

The southern-born mas or woman
 eeds no introduction to the Confeder-
 te Veteran, he of the 'sthing, fading
 sray line" true to his con tictions, brave
 and chivalrous. He fought for a prin-
 ciple and, whether right sr wrong, his courage and loyalty coni manded the admiration of the world: nd the same | principles which guided thbse heroes of the sos have remained witlI them to this l good day.
 Monday morning one of those old paltle-scarred fellows cam s into Patton \ ropes drug store in Bir rngham, and | t was not long until Q cgfowd had col
 ected about him. for it |, evident that
 had something to tells them This
 Q did in his characterisi tic frank and
 pen way.
 Let me have half do len bottles of
 hat Tanlac, 'a he said firmly. The speak er was none/ 3ther than irivate J, A. Jackson of /CoI "Tige" A,lderson's 7th ieorgia rezknHnt Hoods ] }rgade, who k51&f enffsted in Troupe q unty Geor- ria. .Tulv I. 1881. and foul Int galiantly for the Lost Cause urs el the sur
 render in 65 Private Jat ison was in the hattles of Manassas AThickamauga. and many ether big enga dement's. He
 will carry with him to his grave a
 wound received at Manass tCs when his right eye and portion a,t hls right jaw bone was shot away
 Continuing, he said
 @Trour years ago I had s hard spell of the grippe which left mi in mighty .bad shape, and it looked lilal l couldn t musfcsa up enough strength to keep go- ing There.. was continual pain back of my lungs waica the doct,, rs said was Rheumatism of the liver ard l suffered gones in my back and jo Ir its-in fact was never free from paSil, night or day.
 My stomach grew weak g nd l could eat hardly anything. l co imenced to go down fast along last ye fr and was afraid l didn't have long toI stay here. The least exertion Tagged lie out and seemed to he playing ou t, altogeth- CT. But | had always been strong and hearty before this trouble ca ne on, ana didn't intend to give up without a struggle and so I kept try ing doctors and different remedies. m "A years old and I didn't see why l couldn't t stay until was 100 if 1 cot gd ever get myself in shape.
 Nothing in the shape medlcine seemed to do the work for me nntil apout three weeks ago when | hea ' of ran lac I bought three bottles but have not taken all of that myself, f,t my wire and children have been helpb 1g me. am a lot better, for you seei I'm ape to come after fresh supply myself. am really rid of all my pains tnd reel better than l have felt in H1od many wears. I eat lige a young Yhote and sleep as sound as I ever did fn all my life.
 q am now living with my aon at "A Forty-first street, East Birmint snam' ana my wife, my son and his VII are all ta king Tanlac and being bene al ted. My v1ife had rheumatism and not h ing has ever done her as much good as this med;cine want her to keep 5right on with the treatment, and ] nee lew hotties more myself It seem s to be the very medicine for old pet ' pie like us and I'll tell you right now l never saw anything like it."
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sivelv by Jacobs Drug Store a tild Pat ton-pope Drug Co. Tn Ensley b,t D. w.. Morris Drug Co.,; Bessemer, Pc gram Patton Drug Co.,: North BirmiE gham, Walker Drug Co.,; and Pratt CtF Cale Drug Co.-Adv.