The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22
IT'S NO TROUBLE
TOEAT NOW SAYS
NORTRSIDER
Gains Seven Pounds and
Feels Like a 16-Year-Old
Since Taking Tanlac

One sensational statement after another
Is now being made in connection with
Tenlac, the new medicine, that is accom-
plishing such remarkable results in Bir-
mingham and vicinity. T. w. Little, the
well known miller residing at 1901 North
Seventeenth street, this city. when talk
ing to the Tanlac man, said:
This is the first medicine I have ever
taken that really does what they say it
will do. | had not felt like a well man
for year or more. My whole system
seemed run down and debiltated, l lost
my appetite completely and fell off in
weight until l did not look like myself.
l worried a great deal about my condi-
ton and tried nearly everything that WAS
recommended for my trouble but got no
relief The doctors did not do me any
good and | just turned against medicine
of any kind. But I just felt was COM
PEELED to get relief, and as I kept reading
what people were saying about Tanlac, l
decided that if only half of what they
said about it was true there certainly
must be something in it and went and got
a bottle
WELL sir, it just seemed TO fit my
case exactly, from the very first dose |
could tell a difference. 1 began picking
right up. ] got hungry right off and
have had a good appetite ever since. In
fact. | can eat anything now and as
after effects. Everything seems to agree
with me and nourish me. for | feel better
and stronger i'm every way. Although |
have taken only two bottles I have gained
seven pounds in weight.
II can eat a good hearty breakfast
now, and when l start to my work feel
like | can do something. The return of
my health has made me the happiest
man in Birmingham and | want to thank
Mr.. Cooper for II. You may publish
what [ told you because | feel l would
be ungrateful if | did not tell others of
the benefits | have derived from this
medicine
People who suffer from stomach trouble
must be careful of their diet. Most peo-
pie eat too much and too fast and do not
exercise the proper care in the selection
of their food. Indigestion. from which
Mr.. Little has evidently been suffering
is not only one of the most distressing,
but one Of the most prevalent of all dis
eases. 1t is also one of the most diff
cult to treat, and has baffled the medical
profession for years, the most skilled spe-
cialist being unable to cope with 1t sue
cessfully.
Hours might be consumed in describ-
ing the suffering mentally and bodily of
the victims of this fearful malady. A
morbid. unreal, whimsical and melancholy
condition of the mind, aside from the
DtiNDuS anu physical SultIlHS. is tHt
usual condition of the average dyspeptic.
In the treatment of this trouble 1t is
Important to quit all injurious habits. No
treatment can give you strength while
violating the laws of nature. You must
not eat or drink to excess, lose sleep or
cverwork. Plenty of outdoor exercise and
air is absolutely essential
Tanlae the celebrate medicine which
has proven of such great benefit to
those suffering from this trouble. con-
tains certain medicinal properties which,
being purely vegetable, are readily taken
up by the system, thereby stimulating
the appetite and aiding digestion by as
sisting the stomach in converting the food
into nourishing elements that build up
tissue and nerve strength.
Tanlac is sold in Birmingham. exclu-
sively by Jacobs Drug store and Pat
ton-Pope Drug company. under the
personal direction of the Tanlac repre-
sentative. 1t is also on sale in Ensley by
d. w Morris Drug company and in
Bessemer by the Pegram- Patton Drug
comparatively.