The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-21
4LORD ONLY KNOWS
 HOW MUCHISPENT"
 SAYS ED WARDRUP
Has Been Paying Out Money for the Past Five Years,
 He Declares

Honestly if l hadn't gotten hold of this Tanlae 1 don't believe l could have kept up my work said Edward Wardrup, who lives at 391o Thirtieth street, North Birmingham, few mornings ago. MT. Wsrdup works at the Sayre:on mines. owned by the Republic Iron and SteG company, and is well known and highly respected by his many friends in the Siruaiegham district.
 Yes, sir. it is a fact" he continued. 1T feel like l ought to tell everybody arout this medicine after the good it has done me. Coal mining is mighty hard work, and it takes a good man to stand it. In the shape I was in, I could not have gone on much longer, and l don't know what l would have done if it had not been for Tanlac.
 '1 have been in poor health for five or six years My stomach was all out of shape, and ] have been gradually go- ing down hill. My trouble. started with a kind of q nervous indigestion that kept on getting worse all the time The Lord only knows how much money I have spent for medicine trying to get we'll but the quickest way to find out would be to so down to my druggist and look over his books for several years back.
 Sometimes I would suffer all night iOHS. l-NNlg iioihihS dltcI l 1du TOiltu about all night, I would get out of bed feeling worse than I did the night before. l wouldn't have any appetite for break fast and a cup of coffee would be all | wou.d care for Then I would creep off 10 the mines all weak and worn out, and try 10 do a days work. 4e
 After awhile my kidneys went back on me. and I would have dull aching pains in my back. Then began having rheumatism in my joints, and I tell you it made life a burden. CT. rf.
 Doctors medicine nor nothing else did me particle Of good, and l had just about made up my mind that about all could do would be to lay down and quit
 "One day my wife said Ed, why don't you get bottle of Tanlac, and If it helps you will take it too so we decided to get it. l started on it with little faith. but after taking it, it was not but few deys until it began to do the work. Then my wife began taking it, too. 1t did not take but day or two for her to see that it was doing me good.
 T soon commenced to eat, and it was not long before I got my strength back. After I had finished the first bottle l broke out all ever with little splotches. I did not. know. what to think of it then, but now I know it was the poisons coming out of my system Tn only a couple of weeks my skin cleared up, and | have
 
 For two weeks now have been work ing in cool water over my knees, some thing well man could hardly stand. and it dces not seem to hurt me bit. Any body would know that if I was not in good physical shape now I could not stand anything like that.
 Saturday I went to Patton-Pope and got six more bottles of Tanlac, for we both expect to keep on taking it." Here Mrs. Wardrup joined in and said. "every word of what he has told you Is the. trath, and there, is no one more thank full than l ann It is certainly a grand medicine, and we are only too glad to tell people about it.
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclusive ly by Patton-Pope company and Jacobs drug store It is also on sale at Ensley by D. W. Morris Drug company, and in Bessemer by Pegram-Patton Drug com oany.--Adv.