The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-03
BLACKSMITH SAYS
 HE WAS IN AWFUL SHAPE FOR YEARS
Bradley Says He Got So Weak He Could Hardly Lift a Wheel From
 Wagon

T don't believe I would have been here much longer if hadn't found this Tanlac," said M. C. Bradley, the we'll known blacksmith and wagon maker of Besseiner, a. few days ago. MT. Bradley has been a resident of Jefferson county for a long time and has followed his trade at Bessemer for many years, where he is honored as a man of the strietest integrity and uprightness in his dealings.
 "For number of years continued Mr. Bradley, q suffered from nervous indigestion. and the trouble had been on me so long had become almost nervous wreck, and wasn't in any shape to do my work and was just able to keep agoing- got so couldn't eat a bowl of soup without it hurting me afterward and my strength and energy left me. I couldn't sleep good and couldn't rest at all unless l lay on my stomach. would get up in the mornings all worn out and barely able to drag myself down to the shop. l couldn't eat but very little and what little I got down didn't give me any nourishment. For a long time LOOK only sherry and eggs and this helped me some, but a blacksmith does mighty hard work and has to nave more to eat than this.
 T lost weight and was in an awful shape I couldn't take, any interest in my work and sometimes 1t was really hard for me to lift wheel rom a wagon or lift horses foot to snod' I tried all kinds of remedies and was under medical treatment, but nothing gave me any permanent relief.
 "FinalIy, along came this Tanlac, and while didn't have much faith III it. or any other medicine, I went down to Pegram- Patton's drug store and got me bottle and lit into it.
 .I want to tell you right here tnat nothing has ever done me as ,mucn good as Tanlac It took hold of me at once and has been building me up ev- cry day I eat practically what I want and sleep like a log. My strength IS returning and I am getting to where I can do the hardest kind or work.
 "A few days ago minister's WlIe, a frail little woman. was here to have her horse shod and was telling me now much she suffered from nervous lndi- , gestion, and that she hadn't Iouno anything to relieve her. Well, SIT when I got through shoeing that morse said to her: Go right straight ana get you bottle of Tanlac. It will surely do you good. and I didn't charge her sor putting the shoes on the horse either. I can do that much good any way"
 Commenting on the abOVe slateiIeis' c. Willis, the southern distributor of Tan1ac. said:
 sPeople who suffer from fndiges- ton as general rule also surfer rom constipation and biliousness. The stom- acr liver kidneys and bowels are the rnost important organs of the body If YOU keen them in order, you VIII prohahlv remain we'll. When they get out of order your entire system HIS u~ with poison and you suffer various ills
 s"ra-lac heinz purely vegetable. acts in a safe and wholesome manner, as a result of the natural medicinal ac- tien of the herbs and roots of which it ta comnosed Tan1ac is not purga- tive like many other medicines. but IS a rowerful reconstructive tonic which builds un the system and tones up the vital organs so as to enable them to nerform their proper functions as nature intended and relieves and over comes biiiousness and habitual con situation in this way"
 TanIac is sold in Birmingham ex- clusivelv by Jacobs Drug Store and Patton Pope Drug Co. It Is also sold in Bessemer by the m-Patton Drug Co., in Ensley by the D. W. Nor ris Drug Co., and in North Birmingham by Walker Drug Co.,; in Pratt City by the Gale Drug Co.,: In Fairfield by O.. ]. Donald: in Fairview by Thomas Drug Co. and in Vivian by Vivian Phar- macy.-Adv. 4ss ya