The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-04-01
OLD LADIES ."'' .-. s'. ..1 ... Z
.. ". .... BENEFITED
Six Elderly Ladies At Old Lad.
les Home Make Interesting
% Statement
ALL PRAISE TANLACi
Medicine Proves An Unfailing
Comfort In The Treatment
Of The InfirmitieS of Old


,a Age
For the past year or so, several
of the more elderly ladies of the
Old Ladies' Home on Rutledge Pike
have been in very feeble, delicate
state of health, bordering at times
on what might be termed general
decline.
Their failing health was due no
doubt, in a large measure to the
general infirmities of advanced age,
and although they received every
possible care and attention, their
trouble seemed to be beyond the
reach of treatment ordinarily ad-
ministered in such cases.
At the suggestion of Mrs. Culton,
the Matron of the Institution, they
concluded to try Tanlac, and it was
a happy decision indeed when. they
did so. The re-constructive powers
Of the medicine were at once in evil
dence. They began almost mediate
ly to feel better, eat better and rest
better. Since that time, the treat
ment has been continued with the
most astonishing and gratifying re-
suits. But let them tell their own
stories in their own individual way;
their statements are profoundly in
-teresting:-
Mrs. Houser was one of the first
to use the medicine and being at a
very advanced age, her trouble had
been more persistent and difficult
to treat perhaps than any of the
others. Mrs. Houser said:
IT have been in very weak,
nervous state for several years, and
have suffered principally from stom-
ach trouble. would go for months
at time without eating any solid
food, and up to short time ago
spent most of the time in my room
as I was too weak to come down
stairs. l ate some corn bread and
some spare ribs for dinner today
and they seemed to agree with me
perfectly as have suffered no bad
effects from it. The terrible head
aches and nervousness are gone and
/ am feeling so much better in
every way" .'@.
Mrs. Martin, who was the next TO
testify, said: ''''~ ''''''
II am now sleeping we'll for the
first time in five years. Ny appetite
has improved and l feel better in
every way" r.-. ..o,
MRS. Goans was next and said: II
suffered a great deal from hard
darting pains in my head also
had bad case Of catarrh Of the
head and had bad stomach trouble.
l hardly ever have pain now, the
catarrh no longer troubles me and
my appetite is much better"
al Mrs. Fink said ~ was sick all
last summer and l now feel better
and stronger than in months. l no
longer suffer from the headaches |
had so much" a0F G4.. .,o
Mrs. Wallace seemed to be espe-
cially delicate and had a very weak
constitution, and weak stomach.
Mrs. Wallace said: I'm only one
week after taking your medicine |
began to feel greatly improved. /
feel very much stronger, enjoy my
meals more and seem to rest better
at night, l expect to continue TAX
ing Tanlac." r'lt aseg4 prasJ s.
In referring to the above state
ments, Mr.. G. F. Willis, who is per-
sonally directing the introduction of
Tanlac in Knoxville and throughout
East Tennessee said:--- .-,n4l. los
IL consider the statements Of
these old ladies the most remarkable
that have ever come under my OBJ
servation. | don't hesitate to say
that l believe these endorsements to
be the strongest that have ever
been received by a proprietary med
icine of any character sid Est 1g
Tanlac is sold in Msryyille by
George & Mitchell; Rockford by s.
G. Henry; and in Louisville by f.
L. Harper. .a... rN @