The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-01
CAPT. A. /. MILLER
GAINS % POUNDS
SOUTHERN CONDUCTOR SAYS HIS
WONDERFUL RESTORATION TO
HEALTH TALK OF YARDS.

Yes, sir, it is a fact. | have taken
gained twenty-three pounds said
Captain A H. Miller, one of the best
known railroad men in Knoxville.
Before 1 began taking it," he con-
tinued, 81 weighed only one hundred
and ffty-one pounds. l now weigh
| one hundred and seventy-four, and
feel like a sixteen-year-old boy
Captain Miller, who is the conduct
or on trains Nos. 73 and "A, plying
between Knoxville and Hartman, on
the Southern railway, had just arriv-
ed in Knoxville, checked out his
train and reached his attractive home
on Scott street, when he was met by
the Tanlac Man.
Il am indeed glad you called, y
said Capt. Miller, as he shook the
hand of the Tanlac representative
and invited him into his spacious
parlor. For several weeks Mrs Mil
Ter and myself have been reading
the testimonials of Knoxville citi-
zens regarding the beneficial effects
derived from taking this wonderful
medicine, and | had promised my
wife to go up to the Kuhlman-Cham-
bless Drug COmpany's drug store and
tell them what Tanlac had done for
me, but have been too busy.
My restoration to health is the
talk of the railroad yards, and ev-
cry day | am being congratulated by
my friends upon how well | look.
Il had for years been afflicted with
catarrh and stomach trouble" con-
tinued Capt. Miller, and when
spring came | was in a wretched run
down condition, walking skeleton,
| if you please, and just had to drag
myself about. Before | became af-
| t1icted with the terrible double COM
plant l weighed 100 pounds, and
was strong, robust and healthy.
went from bad to worse and OCCASION
ally was patched up, but nothing
| took in the way of medical theatment
| reached the spot, and | was on the
verge of taking an extended lay-Off
from my duties.
Il cOulr scarcely eat anything at
all, and what | did eat seemed to
sour on my stomach. [ would fill up
I with gas and seemed to be bloated
all the time, and my suffering was
intense. Ny stomach would pain me
and burn like a coal of fire. | was
so constipated l had to take pur-
gative every night to get any tenn
pOrary relief. | was cross and fret
| full and so nervous that I never en-
joyed a nights sleep. Kissing steam,
the noise of the train and the ring
ing of the bell grated on my nerves
and all through the hours of the
night I could hear these noises.
cat times l would have dizzy
spells and would stagger and fire.
quently had palpitation of the heart.
| This was my condition when | heard
of Tanlac. | was willing to try any
thing to get well, and started in on
| a bottle. In a few days l noticed
marked improvement in my condition
and sent and bought six more bot
ties. l have taken seven bottles, and
! here | am in better health than l
| have enjoyed for twenty years.
81 can eat anything, have gained
twenty-three pounds, as l told you be-
fore; [ am not constipated at all, eat
| hearty, sleep we'll and of mornings
my wife has to pull me ont of bed,
| I sleep so sOundly. l sleep all night
without hearing steam whistles and
moving cars, and my nerves are now
strong, and l hardly know myself, so
great has been my transformation
from a weak, rundown man to a
strong, robust, healthy condition that
it is the talk of all those who know
me-"
Tanlac is sold by leading drug
gists in all principal cities of the
! South.
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Daw-
son by the Dawson Drug Co.; in Sas-
ser by the Davis Drug Co.; in Par
rott by the City Drug Store; in Bron-
wood by the Wall Drug Co., and in
Graves by D. NJ. Dismuke.