The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-13
Mrs. s. M. Jackson of Savan- nah Tells How SheSuffered for Seven Years With Nervous Indigestion /
 and Insomnia
DISTRESSED FEELING
 ENTIRELY OVERCOME
Attacks of Acute Indigestion Were Frequent and Alarm ing-Heart Would Almost Stop Beating From
 Pressure of Gas

Although placed on sale in Savannah but a few weeks ago, hundreds of the best and most prominent people of that city are now taking Tanlac with the most astonishing and gratifying results, and numbers have called within the past few days to tell what it has done for them
 Among the number was Mrs. s. M Jackson, who lives at 331 Bernard szreet Mrs. Jackson is the wife of Hon. Sam M Chatham county in the state legislature Mir. Jackson has made a splendid record and numbers his friends by the thousands throughout the state.
 In commenting on her remarkable restoration to health by the use Of Tan lac, Mrs. Jackson said:
 fI have been a great sufferer from acute indigestion, insomnia and nervous ness. Almost always after eating my stomach would swell and fill up with gas and my heart would almost stop beating. I would feel very depressed, and at times could hardly get my breath and would feel as If were smothering. Sometimes these attacks would come on at night, and I would have to sit up in bed until got rid of the gas. This trouble made me extremely nervous, and I slept very badly; in fact, my food just seemed to roison me, and I could not rensn any thing.
 '"rhe first bottle of Tanlac seemed to relieve this trouble entirely. After four or five days l felt very much stronger. My food did not ferment as formerly, and I no longer notice the distressed feel ing after eating. My appetite is splendid TOW, and I relish what I eat. also sleep fine and feel so much better in every way.
 T had become so Respondent over my condition that I thought nothing could ff certainly a fortunate thing for me when heard of ranlac. It is not like other medicines I have taken It seems to soothe my stomach, and it is a fine tonic, too, because my appetite is good now and I digest what I eat.
 ssI have great faith in Tanlac, and am only too glad to recommend it. You may rest assured that I will speak a good word for it to my friends"
 Commenting on Mrs. JackSons state ment, MT. G. F. Willis, southern distribu- tor of Tanlac, said:
 Dyspepsia or indigestion, it is more commonly called, is not only one of the most distressing, but one of the most prevalent of all present-day diseases. It is also one of the most difficult to treat and has baffled the medical profession for years; the most skilled specialists being unable to cope with it successfully
 ssIn the treatment of this trouble it is important to quit all injurious habits No Treatment can give you strength while violating the laws of nature. You must not eat nor drink to excess, lose sleep or overwork. Plenty of outdoor exercise and air is also absolutely essential.
 '"Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, which bas 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 nourshing elements that build up tissue and nerve strength
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclusive ly by Eugene Jacobs drug store and Pat ton-Pope Drug company; in Ensley by D. w Morris Drug company. in Bessemer 'bv Pegran- Patton Drug company.--Adv.