The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-17
W. |. O'bANNON
 SPENT S1OOO IN
 SEARCH OF HEALTH
Well Known Confederate Veteran Gets Relief After
 Suffering 20 Years

"i feel better than l have felt in 20 years; said w. C. OBannon, who re- sides on sixth street in Tuscumbia, Ala, in talking to the Tanlac man the other day.
 MT O'Bannon is I4 years of age. and by occupation is 8 miller. He has re- sided in TuscEmbia for many years and is one of the best known citizens of that enttvprising city.
 lie Was in the Confederate army and foushs Nnder the banner of Gen. stone wall Jackson. Continuing, Mr. Q Ban ron said
 "l1Yer since the war I have suffered with a pad form of stomach trouble. and some 70 years ago contracted ca tarrn. Between the two complaints ! have never enjoyed well day. All my surplus earDinsS weit fot medicine. and l Wonlu oe safc in saying that l liasv spent more tbaa 5000 in an ef- iula ;o get hlrS my health but noth- .as prcscrib- -d -nl me did any good.
 - had little apnetite and what l forced down me would ferment, prodnc- ing gas on riy stomach. l would have 'sxzy spells. and was always nervous. ! didn't sleep M ell and l just felt out uf 9iHf all the tme Life seemed a burden and | had little energy for work
 T would have To pull myself to- Ettt+tl ui lllOl HiitESF dllb uutltiE tlit tidN just drag around trying to find energy enough to look after my business in terests. l would feel weak in my limbs and would have La rest great deal. l read in the Tri-Ciiies Daily about lHis Tan1ac had no faith in the med icne, hut as had tried everything eiso 1 thought t might strike 1t just right. and went to the Palace Phar- macy and got nie bottle.
 ''N ell. sir, it seemed to me the very snilig my ss stem needed and went di- rect to the spot began to improve at once. l just sfren2the right up. I have take: nine bottles of the med icin.. an feel like new man. I can no q good days work now and what a pleasure il is 10 he able to eat dishes that | had not purtaken of for years l ne.er believed any medicine could he made that would give me relief, but Tan1ac did and i am so grateful to Nil Cooper that I want you to publish what l have told you"
 Commenting on the above statement Mr. G. F. Willis, southern distributor of Tanlac. said:
 Tt would be impossible to empha- size too strongly the great value of Tanlac in treating the infirmities of old age. Hundreds of people of ad- vanced age in all sections of the coun try have te estified that they have used
 
 When people grow to the ripe old age of MT. O'Bannon their digestive organs lack vitality and begin to act more slowly and less effectively than fin youth. The circulation becomes poor the blood gets thin, the appetite fails and the digestion weakens. Tanlac the powerful reconstructive tonic is the ideal strenGthener and body builder for old folks, because it creates a good healthy appetite. strengthens digestion enriches the blood and in this natural manner builds up and invigorates fee bie. n-down, nervous and aged peo- ple'
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively ny Patton Pope Co and Jacobs Drug Store under the personal super vision of the Tanlac representative. II is also on sale at Bessemer by Peg ram -ratton Drug Co, and in Ensley- by D W. Morris Drug Co.-Adv