The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-05-19
Cooper Shares Part of Tanlac
Profits With Poor of Kentucky;
Does Not Desire Great Wealth.
"TanIac Man. Distributing Thousands of Loaves
of Bread to Charitable Institutions of Louis
vile and State---More Than 10000
Bottles of Premier Preparation Sold
in Louisville in Eight Weeks.
OyER.EATING MANS GREATEST ENEMY.

Louisville KY, May 1S.-Nevef be-
fore in the history of Louisville has the
sale of proprietary medicine reached
one half the total amount of Tanlac
purchased in this city within the last
few weeks.
4 More than 30, 600 bottles of this pre-
mier preparation have been sold in tie
last eight weeks in Louisville by the
Taylor Isaacs Drug Company and asso-
ciate stores, under the personal direc
ton of Mr.. l.. T. Cooper the Tanlac
man.
The success of Tanlac in Louisville
although it was expected to be as great
here as it had been in the other large
cities of the United States-has surpass-
ed the most extravaganza expectations OF
Mr. Cooper, local druggists and all per-
sons familiar with the drug business.
Men and women from all walks of life
are among those who have tried Tanlac
land who have been benefited by its use
Bankers, lawyers, Judges, druggists
hand physicians are among the vast num-
Der who are now using Tanlac.
1t is estimated conservatively that
1more than 49, 600 KentuckIans are now
taking Tanlac with the most beneficial
tresults Druggists from all sections of
1.-THE State are writing, telephoning and
ltelegraping the Tanlac offices in Louis
Aville for rush orders of the medicine, de-
claring in many instances the the medi-
4cine is meeting with an unprecedented
sdemand in their respective cities, towns
fand villages.
Orders are being received from the
most remote sections of the State. the
fame of Tanlac having spread TO every
hamlet and crossroads store.
Mr.. Cooper has decided TO remain in
definitely in Kentucky ana while here
viii continue his philanthropic work
begun last January when hundreds Of
HE worthy poor of Louisville were pro
tided with food and other necessities of
life.
He is now sending thousands of loaves
hi bread weekly to such charitable or
Plantations as the Sisters of the Poor.
Associated Charities, Hope Rescue
Mission and Salvation Army, in Louis
lille and orphanages and similar insti-
lltions in Lexington, Paducah and
Rwensboro.
Most of the ailments attacking man.
Lind to-day are due to mans faulty
Methods of living" Mr.. Cooper said. "a
krge per cent of the men and women of
day are inclined to overindulgence in
18th eating and drinking. Man who is
slave to his stomach must suffer the
sbnsequences sooner or later, and those
Consequences are faced earlier usually
han he expects. By curbiug the ap-
hetite and the use of Tanlac most of the
diseases attacking the vital organs can
he conquered. Overeating is the worst
themy the American people have today.
$''Catarrh of the stomach is one of the
Most prevalent forms of disease in Ken
lucky to-day There are thousands Of
fentu k ans suffering from this
kouble who are unaware of what their
lment is
People who are very nervous and irri-
Able, have imperfect digestion, stomach
tsorders, lack energy and ambition,
bel melancholy and discouraged, suffer
fom backache and headache, poor
Memory, unsound sleep, irregular circu-
Alton. pallid complexion and who are
hsceptible to coughs and colds are I'M
tuestionably suffering with catarrh and
Ind kidney and liver trouble. The prin-
Hpal mission of Tanlac is to correct that
kry trouble.
"Severe stomach, kidney and liver
bubbles often are caused by catarrhal
Inflammation of these organs. The con-
ant coughing up of mucus, shifting,
hopping from the nose and pains in the
RS, throbbing headaches. pains in the
of the stomach, side and kidney re
bn, loss of appetite, no ambition, de-
&ession of spirits and the constant con-