The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-10
Suffered Horribly From Ca tarrh of the Stomach
 and Rheumatism
FEELS LIKE NEW MAN; WANTS ALL TO KNOW
Wife Threatened to Stop Cooking for Him, as He
 Would Eat Nothing

Familiar to most everyone in Knox vile. Tenn, is J. s. Dick. the popular manager of the second floor for the M M. Newcomer Co, Knoxville's larg- est department store. Mir. Dick has beeh resident of Knoxville for more than 20 years, and is highly esteem ed and respected for his honesty and in- tegrity by all who know him.
 Like lots of other folks, Mir Dick was a little skeptical regarding the merits of the new preparation. as he had tried numerous medicines in the past without obtaining the right re- suits. However. the publication of in- dorsements from prominent people all over the south, who had actually been benefited by Tanlac, convinced him that test of the preparation was worth the attempt. MT. Dick had suffered much annoyance from stom- ach trouble and rheum atism lately. and a short time ago began taking Tanlsc. The first bottle helped him so much that he called to see MT. Cooper and bought five more bottles. But let MT. Dick tell his own story, in his own way. His statement eol- lows:
 "Only a few nights ago I suffered so with rheumatism that I actually cried. The pain was so intense ] simply could not stand it. and be-
 
 from stomach trouble and indiges- tion. My tongue and throat were all covered with white looking patches and ulcera tions. and from the way my stomach felt it must have been in the same fix My complexion was very bad and my breath offensive T. .nt was a very sick man. and could neither eat nor sleep. Finally, my wife threatened to stop cooking - for me, as I would scarcely eat any thing she prepared. The doctor had been treating me for sometime, but his medicine seemed to do me no good so I decided to try Tanlac
 After the first few doses" continued MT Dick 'I began to feel better and in only a few days my tongue had cleared, my color improved and the rheuma tism scarcely bothered me, eA- cept little at night, which l think was due to my being on my feet so much of the time. My appetite gradually re- turned 1 am beginning to enjoy what I eat, and my food seems to agree with me I am now back at work again put ting in full time. and already feel like q new man. I will be glad to give my friends all particulars regarding my case at any time.
 Commenting upon the above state ment. MT G. F. Willis. southern dis tributor for the celebrated preparation, Tanlac, said:
 MT. Dicks case is nothing unusual, as hundreds of the most prominent peo- pie of the south have already given Tanlac the strongest kind of indorse- ments.
 "Tanlac," continued Mr. Willis, "is q powerful reconstructive tonic and al- terative, and has been found to bc eminently useful ip the treatment of blood and skin disorders. As a genera building-up medicine, it is invaluable. It purifies. enriches and vitalizes the blood, gives a healthy appetite and tones up and revives the whole sys- tenn"
 Tanlac the Premier Preparation" is sold in Birmingham, exclusively by Pat ton-Pope company and Jacobs drug store, under the personal direction If the Tanlac entative.-Advertiso ment.