The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-11-19
THIS LITTLE WOMAN
GAINS Is POUNDS
Another Frail, Thin. Sick
Woman Is Restored To
Health.

unable TO attend 10 the smailes
duties. Even moving about tht
house. che saws. made her veal
and dizzy. Three bottles OF Tanlat
produced this almost unbelievable
result. The patient, who 10 well
known in Nashville, tells this IN.
terestinR story on her OVID iree.wiil
and many of her friends and neigh.
horS are also in possession OF these
facts.
Yes, smiled Mrs. McGan, when
questioned. " / weighed only
los pounds when began taking
the medicine. and now | weigh l40
five morc than ever weighed ia
my life and il you don't believe it
| will 10 right TO the scales and let
you see for yourself Honestly. |
am getting So fat ! am really
Ashamed. have had to have every
dress | wore iast winter let out.
They are too little now.
For years. continued the crate.
iul woman. | had suffered from in.
digestion, havingto avoid all sweets
aud live on very light diet. would
have burning sensation in my stom
av'h aud those awful pains in, the
back and side just felt like |
Was no good. to myself or anybody
else--was always tired. couldn
sleep good could hardly eat any.
thing At all and | was nightly GU;
of heart when my weight began &c
go down and down, and | could SET
that my husband was uneasy about
me.
M sister, Miss Minnie Hall,
came TO see me about this time, and
| could't help saying something
about how well she was looking
She said yes, she was feeling might,
good, for she had found a good
medicine that had helped her a lot.
and that she felt better than she
ever had in her life. asked her
what it was. and she said it wss
Tanlac. She wanted me to get u
bottle right away, and | did
i have taken three bottles. she
said with great satisfaction, and !
don, have to envy Minnie hei
health any more The yellow color
has gone out OF my face and every.
thing | eat tastes goo1 | don I
have that nasty, bad taste in my
mouth any more, feel like am
just beginning to enjoy life. You
have to be sick for a long time Ink.
! was to know what great blessing
health is.
II was 40 happy about 1anlac
that | told nv nelghbnrs and sew
pral Of them ARE taking IT, NJ
iather.in.lsw, who has been sick 10,
y long time. is taking it. and vii
certainly remember this good medl
zine the longest day | live.
Tanalc is sold in Dickson exclus
lively by Matthews Drug Co. ADV.
Sealed Valley" in s Reels,
is coming to the ELITE soon. Watch
for it.
Mrs. Ida Donegan has opened up
= dress.maklne parlor in the rooms
over ]. NJ. Wynns store, where she
will be pleased to have those wan.
ing sewing done, to call and se'
her.
rr D p. Rosch, a returned mis-
sionary from China, will preach nj
tie Baptist church sunday. at IL
o clock a. M. also at 7;l5 p, m
No collection will he taken. Every.
body is urged Ia come, Baptism
a, the evening service.
Mise Fannie Grsbill, OF Colesburg
gave a dinner in honor OF Mrs. May
lDit,is. of Memphis Tn sc present
sere: Mrs. Joe Grady and Miss Nan.
ME Nelson Of Dickson; Mrs. Nc.
Fsrland, OF Oklahoma; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Nelson OF Colesburg, and
Mrs. Mary Bear and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Walker en-
ter,ained the ladies' OF the Friday
Rock Club aud their husbands very
delightfully."-, lac, Thursday evening.
Progressive Rock was played at
tour Ia bles, the highest score being
made by Mrs, W. r. Boyle and 0
v. Clark. Scores in the games were
kept by Misses Mary Walker and
Marguerite Boyle. Those enioyine
this hospitality we're the following
club members. DR.. and Mrs. II. {.
tiuerin. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. '. Clark.
Mr.. aud Ms. p. 8. Hutchinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. { Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Weems. Mira. W. r
Boyle. and Mrs. Mathis, Misses
Helen and Frances Huichison, and
Messrs. Hugh Wynns and Clay