The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-01
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We'll Known A. G. s. En- gineer Pronounced in Praise of Premier
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"This medicine, Tanlac. has certainly Accomplished wonderful results in my ease.' said J. T. Giilis,s the well-known locomotive engineer. in talking to the Tan lac man a few days ago. MT. Gillis IS em-
 ployed by the Alabama Great Southern tailroad, running between Birmingham Rnd Meridian. He resides at I12 South
 rwenty-seventh street. and is well known 3n railroad circles. Continuing, he said: For several months l was afflicted 'with a bad form of stomach trouble. kuffered intensely from biliousness, indi- gestion, nervous headache, and was in a sereral rundown condition. My appetite He'll off until I could eat very little. and ] experienced much difficulty in sleeping 3vell at nights. I always woke up in the mornings with a coated tongue, bad bres tn and mean taste in my mouth, and Felt no better than I did the previous night on going to bed. I lost nearly all |ny energy and my work really became A burden I fell off considerably in
 weight and my complexion became sallow. After reading so much in the papers pf what Tanlac has done for others Tn |n,- condition. and upon the recommends lion of friends, I decided to give the medicine trial. After taking few hoses I noticed an improvement. and It Bemed the more Tanlac l took the better ] felt. I am now on my third bottle and Ian truthfuly say that feel like new han. My appetite has picked up wonder fully and I sleep soundly. The spells Of Indigestion which bothered me so much have entirely gone away l am not troubled with biliousness any more, my 3omplexion has cleared up, and while l have not weighed lately. l am satisfied ] have picked up a lot.
 "The work in which I am engaged IS hot at all conducive to good health, ana man engaged in it should be in the best physical condition at all times and have plenty of strength ana sreaoy nerves.
 canlac has certainly made more effi- kierr engineer of me and l am greatly in- hehted to it for the great good it has Bcne me-"
 Referring to MT. Gillis' statement, MT. E. F. Willis, the southern distributor of
 ranlac. said:
 sIrdigestion, from which MT. Gillis has Evidently been suffering, is not only one If the most distressing, but one Of the host prevalent of all diseases. It Is also Sne of the most difficult to treat and has baffled the medical profession for years. . he most skilled specialists being unable cope with it successfully.
 Tn the treatment of this trouble 1t Is important to quit all injurious habits. No reatment can give strength while the laws If nature are being violated. You must lot eat CT drink in excess, lose sleep nor Sverwork Plenty of outdoor exercise nd air is also absolutely essential.
 "Tanlac. the celebrated medicine which las proven of such great benefit to those uffering from this trouble, contains cer- ain medicinal properties. which. being Surely vegetable, are readily taken up Sy the system. thereby stimulating the Iretite and aiding digestion by assist
 ng the stomach in converting the food
 nto nourishing clements tbat build up tis- |uc and nerve strength.
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- lively by Patton-Pope company and scobs' Drug store. It is also on sale It Ensleyr by--ID.- W. Morris. Drug com any, and in Bessemer by Pegram-Patton Drug ccmpany.-Adv.