The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-21
Rev. W. c. Norton, Promi- nent Methodist Minister, Is Restored to Health
 by New Medicine
FEELS TT HIS DUTY.
 TO RECOMMEND IT
Says Benefit Derived From Tanlac Is Wonderful and He Feels as We'll as He
 Ever Did in His Life

One of the most noteworthy features in connection with the introduction of Tan lac throughout the south has been the large number of ministers of the gospel who have unhesitatingly and voluntarily given this wonderful medicine their un- qualified indorsement.
 The Rev. w. c. Norton, pastor of the Wesley Memorial church, at 52S Estell street, just off of Riverside avenue Jack sonville, Fla, is one of the latest to come forward and add his testimony to the thousands of others who have been restored to health by it's use The Rev. Norton has been pastor of this chuch for several years. and is not only held in the highest esteem by the hundreds of his church followers, but is exceedingly prominent as a man and citizen.
 After saying that Tanlac had been rec commended to him by several members of his congregation and particularly by Mrs. S. c. Az1in, who lives at No. 8 Maple wood avenue, and whose testimonial was published several days ago, he made the remarka ble statement that Tanlac had entirely relieved him of a severe case of chronic indigestion of or 10 years standing. His statement follows, just as 1t was given when he called at Bette s Pharmacy on last Monday to purchase his third bottle of the medicine.
 T suffered from chronic indigestion for
 
 an accumulation of gas on my stomach and would have to leave the top button of my trousers loose in order to get free expansion.
 At times I would become very dizzy and seldom slept well. I also suffered occasionally with headaches, which at times were severe. I had to be very careful of what I ate and if I went be- yond that and over-indulged my appetite I was sure to suffer for it. Attacks of acute indigestion were fronuent and I just can't tell you how uncomfortab ble I was all the time.
 T became interested in Tanlac through reading the high inducements of so many well-known and prominent people, and through my friends who had tried it. The benefit I have derived from this medi- cine is nothing short of wonderful for l really feel as well now as I ever felt ir my life
 T sleep splendidly and eat anything want and indigestion never troubles me My liver and kidneys seem to be acting perfectly, and I feel splendid in every way. In short Tanlac has simply re- stored my health, and I feel it my duty to recommend it as a medicine of ex- ceptional merit, especially to those who are suffering from the troubles I had"
 Commenting on the Rev. Nortons state ment, Mr. G. F. Willis, southern dis tributor of Tanlac, said:
 This is indeed a very remarkable case and distinctly recall number of other members of this high calling who have publicly expressed their indebtedness to this medicine and who felt it their duty to tell suffering humanity of the great benefit they had derived from its use. Among them are the Rev. A. H. Skes. pastor of the Watkins Park Presbyte rian church, Nashville, Tenn. the Rev. w. T. Roby, pastor of the West Lons- dale Methodist chuch, at 800 LeRoy street. Knoxville, Tenn; the Rev. John M Sims. a well-known Baptist minister of At lanta, Ga. the Rev. A. L. Tull we'll known retired Methodist minister, who lives at No. Druid Hills, Atlanta, and many others
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively by the Patton-Pope Drug Co. and Eugene Jacobs Drug Store; in Ensley by D. w. Morris Drug Co.,, and in Besse nner by Pegram-P Patton Drug Co-Adv.