The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-08
(. ". Sullivan, Washington County, Ala., Commission CT, Tells of "FerraIine"
One of the Best Known Men in the County Says "Ferraline" Cured Him of Chronic Rheumatism
" 'FERRALINE' DID FOR
 ME WHEN ALL ELSE
 FAILED" SAYS MIR. SULLIVAN

MT. C. w. Sullivan, whose postoffice is Hobson Washington county, Ala, would not be one of the county commissioners were he not one of the best known and capable men in his district
 Mir. Hobson is a man with a reputation of doing things" and noted for his big heartedness and kind disposition. as well as the man who is fearless in the advo- cacy of his convictions.
 He is extremely practical. He is known throughout the state as one of the best posted men on the construction of good roads in the state
 What MT. Hobson says his fellow man has long since learned is backed by deep thought, combined with that level head edness, characteristic of the man. His statements carry weight, as they mean something and will stand dissection
 He is man alive to the best interest of his community and fellow man. one who is never asleep, but probes fearlessly into any proposition either in an official or personal capacity, and one who goes to the bottom of things.
 Mir Sullivan in talking with a repre- sentative of the F'rankville Medicine Company Qnc) of F'rankville, Ala, / stated that "Ferraline' had done more for him than any other medicine he had ever taken in securing permanent relief from rheumatism from which he had suf- fered for many years.
 AS all who know me are we'll aware, ' said MT. Sullivan, T have been af- flicted with what might be termed chronic rheumatism for many years.
 "At times I could not leave the house and I do not believe I was ever free oi Theumatic pains. have naturally taken Untold so-called remedies and all kinds Of medicines. I would get better fol awhile, but not for any length of tirne
 This complaint had caused me to run down, and was rapidly undermining my entire constitution It is mighty hard to smile when it Is all you can do tc bear up under excruciating pains. Only those who are afflicted with rheumatism can understand what it means.
 'I had to be careful of my diet, and careful in every way, to exposure an6 all that, otherwise I paid dearly for it. 4 T began to use 'Ferraline' because knew it was a good tonic and I be- lieved would regulate my system an6 give me better blood. I never found g person who had used any 'Ferraline who didn't say 1t was one of the best tonics they had ever known.
 "As soon as I had taken a small amount of 'F'erraline' could see that my appetite was improving, that I fell stronger, and my appearance showed that I was Improving.
 q am not troubled now with rheuma- tism, and believe I am entirely free o1 it, as my blood is free of uric acid and there is no doubt about it but that tEerralne' did for me when all else Tailed. I would not be without it. as i, eis household remedy in my family.
 "At any time when I find that some thing I lave eaten is not agreeing witt me, or if I should have any uncomfort. able feeling after my meals, such as g stuffy or tight feeling, a dose of 'Ferral- inc relieves it in few moments.
 Tt is the best remedy I know fol building up a rundown system elim mating the blood of it's impurities, and giving to one a good appetite and en- Abling the food to easily digest without any bad after effects. = s..1, ~
 Sold exclusively in Birmingham by Greene Drug Co; Bessemer, by Pegram. Patton Drug Co.,; in Pratt City, by Lin wood Drug Co. in North Birmingham by Walker Drug Co.,, and in Ensley, by Berney's Pharmacy.-Adv.