The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
NOBODY THOUGHT ID EVER HAVE ANOTHER
 WELL DAY, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Watson's Neighbors Are Dumbfounded at Im-
 provement on Tanlac

'1 have just finished my third bottle of Tanlac and I can truthfully say that I have never felt so we'll before in my whole life" was the remarkable statement made by Mrs. H. c. Watson, residing at 239 Ex- change avenue, Memphis, Tenn Mrs. Watson is one of the most highly re- spected women in her community and her husband is q well known electrician of that city, having been in business for himself for a number of years.
 "Of course, I didn't realize just how bad off I was at the time, but I have found out since that my husband and all my neghbors thought I was going to die' continued Mrs. Watson to a Tanlac representative who called at her home a few days ago. T have been in delicate health nearly all my life and never re- member feeling real well before but for the past six months I got so weak that I had to stay in bed all the morning every day, and when did get up and tried to walk across the room cold precipitation would drip off me all over. 1 had no ap petite at all and sometimes if I took just one bite of anything it would make me so sick that I didn't dare eat any more. l became so thin that I didn't hardly weigh 90 pounds and I was so nervous I couldn't sleep at night, and, of course, l didn't have strength enough to do any work around the house. And then l be- gan having chills, first every third day and then every second day, and finally they would come on me every day. and they were So terrible they just wrecked my whole system.
 "We tried several doctors, but none of them seemed to know what was the matter with me and their medicine didn't do me one particle of good. l just Kept getting worse all the time and my hus- band was really grieved about my con- dition He kept telling me he was going to have to send me away, but I didn't have any idea that they thought I was going to die, but that is just what they cid think, and my sister here in Memphis even wrote our other sister in Terre IIaute, Ind, that she had better hurry right down if she wanted to see me alive again.
 That's just the condition was in when Tanac had become the talk of the town, and although I knew how highly it was indorsed by people right here who had been benefited by it, I didn't realize it was going to be the Godsend it has proven to be to me when my husband brought home a bottle and told me he thought it might do me some good. I took 1t, though, and that first bottle seemed to give me an appetite and felt somewhat improved, but after I had finished the second bottle I was eating heartily three times day and my food tasted better than it had since I was child and didn't hurt me one bit. I began gaining weight steadily and I know from the way l feel l am fully 20 pounds heavier now, al- though I haven't weighed recently. l have finished my third bottle now and my improvements has been so rapid that my neghbors and everybody who knows me are simply dumbfounded. I know now how serious my condition was and I think I owe my life to Tanlac. It is the finest medicine I ever saw and too much can rot be said for it. My husband feels just the same way I do about Tanlac and if anybody desires to hear my story direct from me I cordially invite them to call on me or write and I will tell them all about my case. In this way I may be able to pay a part of the debt of grati- tude that I owe to this wonderful medi- cine and at the same time be the means of helping some other suffering women to get relief.'
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham excu- sively by Eugene Jacobs drug store and Patton-Pope Drug Co.,, in Ensley by D. w. Morris Drug Co.,. in Bessemer by Pegram- Patton Drug Co.,, in Pratt City by Gale Drug Co,, and in North Birming- ham by Walker Drug Co.-Adv.