The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
SUPT. OF ATLANTA !. TELEPHONE CO. IS NOW 4 WELL MAN Prominent Citizen Says He Gave Up All Hope of
 Getting Well
SERIOUS OPERATION
 FAILED TO RELIEVE
Gains Ton Pounds on Tanlac and Says He Is Now the Happiest Man in State
 of Georgia

T haven't time to tell you about it right now, but if you will come down to my office tomorrow morning, will
 give you statement that will make them all sit up and take .notice,' said N M. Yancey, manager of the contract department of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph company, when he called at the Jacobs Pharmacy company Tuesday afternoon for his fifth bottle
 of Tanlac.
 Quite number of bystanders were present, and were much interested in what he had to say. He declined to enter into full details, however, re- garding his remarkable restoration to health, and left his card with pr. E. B. Elder, the Tanlac representative, with the request that he call to see him
 the following morning.
 MT. Yancey has been lifelong resi- dent of Atlanta, and needs no intro auction to the people of this city. He has occupied. his present responsible position for a number of years, and numbers his friends by his acquaint- ances.
 When MT. Yanceys statement was called to the attention of MT. G. F. Willis, southern distributor of Tan1ac, he decided to give the matter his indi- vidual attention, and in company with Dr. Elder called to see MT. Yancey in person.
 T am indeed glad you called" said
 MT Yancey, when MT. Willis entered his office in the Atlanta Telephone build-
 ing Wednesday morning, flor I have been intending for sometime to call you up and tell you how grateful I am for what Tanlac has done for me.
 T had been in very poor health for over two years," he continued. "A few months ago my condition became so I R.. practically gave up all hope of ever
 getting we'll. On the fifth day Of November, 1914, I was operated on at the Atlanta hospital. This seemed to do me little good, and I began to take heart again, but after a short time I began to go into a de- cline and just went from bad to worse. l would not. be alive January l. T was operated on for galIstones but they found that this was not my trouble. My principal trouble seemed to be with my bladder and kidneys, and for months and months I would have to get up at all hours of the night Nothing in the way of medi- cine seemed to do me any good and I suffered constantly.
 My digestion was poor; I had little or no appetite, and never knew what 1t was te get good nights sleep I was also 3feverish and nervous most of
 the time and it was all that I could do to muster sufficient strength and energy to attend to my work This was just the condition I was in when l began taking Tanlac have now taken four bottles and have actually gained 10 pounds in weight III had to go to my tailor the other .day and have my vest let out and ,my clothes are all tight on me; in fact lI feel just like a new man. When |get up in the morning feeling rested land refreshed. My appetite has re- turned, and everything I eat seems to agree with me and nourish me- No one ever knows how to appre. .
 ciate good health until they have lost 1t, and I guess I am the happiest man
 lin Georgia today. Every man and woman in this office, from the general
 manager on down. have noticed the great change in my condition, and ev- |erybody in the building is talking about
 Tanlac. Ever so many of my neighbors
 are taking it, and my friends are con- graduating me on my complete resto- ration to health.
 T am grateful for what this medicine
 has done for me, and think it is some thing that everyone should know about"
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively by Patton-Pope Drug company and Jacobs drug store. In Ensley by D. w. Morris Drug company. Besse- mer, Pegram- Patton Drug company North Birmingham. Walker Drug com pany, and Pratt City, Gale Drug com
 pany.-Adv.