The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-16
Hon. w. L. Loggins, Well Known Tennessee Editor,
 Says He Lost A Pounds
F TANLACHASOVERCOME
 TROUBLE COMPLETELY
pr. T. H. Gilbert of Hunts vile Tells of Phenomenal Sale of Tanlac-Has
 Sold 2376 Bottles

The list of inducements for Tanlac continues to grow daily, as new tests f,f it's powers are made, and as stated in previous articles, a day seldom passes hat scores of inducements are not re- :eived from grateful users of Ianlac rom all parts of the south.
 Among the number who have recently ndorsed the medicine is Hon. W. L. Los |rins of Summerville, Tenn. well known newspaper editor of that place. MT. Log gins writes as follows:
 "I have had digestive troubles for more | han a year, during which time l lost weight from POP pounds to 16S pounds, |and for months did not put a bite of | ood in my stomach that did not cause |he so-called heartburn. My symptoms |vere acid stomach, severe headache and
 neuralgia. I had tried numerous reme- lilies without effect, and was very dis Iouraged over my condition, which had become chronic.
 After I had been using Tanlac for a Few days I was very much gratified to lind that the acid condition of my stom- |tch and the heartburn had entirely dis |tppeared, and that nothing I ate, al- though l would eat anything I cared to, Eeemed to give me any trouble.
 H AltOg6Il6r | nave uS6u SGNGH DOlllcS |bf the medicine since last November. | ook the last several weeks ago. l am how happy to state that I have not had ft headache or neuralgia in several weeks |tnd feel entirely well. am eating any lining I want and never have to think whether it will agree with me or not, for |t all does. do not hesitate to say That I confidently believe that Tanlac |s medicine of wonderful merit I could
 bot say otherwise after experiencing the wonderful relief it has given me- Mr. Loggins, who made the above |statement, is very we'll known over Fay |.tte county, and has been editor of the |Tayette Falcon for the past eight years. Prior to that time he was professor In one of the leading schN}ls in the coun- | y. Such is the type and character of he thousands of men from all parts of he south who are now indorsing Tan
 ac because of the specific benefit they
 have derived from its use.
 Another interesting statement was re- eived from pr. Thomas H. Gilbert, one |pf the leading druggists of Huntsville,
 Ma. telling of the remarkable sale of 'anlac in that city. His letter follows: Huntsville, Ala, May H. 1916. |dr G. F. Willis, Atlanta, Ga,: Dear Sir-In reply to your favor of | he 9th inst, will say the invoices I l ave TeCelNeQ lrOll1 you anu the opuTlOch- Neal company of Nashville shows that have purchased two thousand, three |lundred and seventy-six (2376l bottles | ince May IA, 1915.
 The reason I wrote you was that I bought you might have kept more ac- urate records than I had, but after get ling your letter, went through my |nvoices and found I had bought the ! bove amount. and I hope in the next |2 months to increase over the last F. Wishing you continued success with this treat medicine, I remain, with kindest Iegards, yours very truly,
 (Signed.l THOS. H. GILBERT
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- lively by Patton-Pope Drug Go. and Eugene Jacobs Drug Store; in Ensley by
 ID. W. Morris Drug Co.,; in Bessemer by f'egram-Patton Drug Co.,; in Pratt City fy Gale Drug Co.,, and in North Bir- bingham by Walker Drug Co.-Adv.