The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-06-16
REV. J. A. WELLS. OF
WCKSBUR6. TELLS
OF WIFE'S TROUBLE
Well Known Minister Of the Gospel
Says His Wife Was in Bad Health
for Three Years.

Still another we'll known minister OF
the Gospel voluntarily comes forward
with his unqualified endorsement TO,
Tanlac, the medicine that is being &C
widely discussed throughout the South.
This time it is Rev. J. A. Wells, a mem.
Der of the Mississippi conference of the
Methodist church and pastor of the Oak
Ridge Methodist church at Oak Ridge
near VicksDurg, Miss. Previous to his
Passionate at this place. Rev. Wells was
pastor of the Seventh Avenue Metho-
dist church, Meridian, Miss.
"A few days ago Rev. Wells while in
King 4 Co.'S store at Vicksburg, made
the following statement to the Tanlac
representative:
Il am so grateful for the improve
ment in my wife's health, brought
about by Tanlac. that | do not feel that
1t would be doing my duty if / didn't
tell the public what Mr.. Cooper's won
derful new medicine has done for her.
She was in a general rundown con.
dltion for three years and became very
emaciated and weak. She was nervous
all the time and never slept well at
night. Her appetite was poor and
what she did eat caused pain and dis
comfort afterward. She lost strength
and energy and fell off from 1lS pounds
until she only weighed SO pounds. She
was c~onstipated most of the time and
mad severe backaches and headaches.
Her health was so run down that she
to spend about half of her time in
She was under the treatment of
several doctors, but could get no relief
to speak of. In fact, | was told by the
doctors that there was little hope for
her recovery and, of course, her condi-
ton became the source of much anxiety
70 me. J thought once a trip to one of
the health resorts would benefit her.
put l knew that she was not strong
enough for a s~ojourn there, so gave up
the idea.
II was in Meridian two months ago
when Tanlac was recommended to me. /
Both Mrs. Wells and myself were al
ways %skeptical about proprietary medi-
zines, ana n too, realizing that the
many medicines prescribed for her by
1octors had failed to bring about any
marked Improvement, we didn't think
here was much chance of ANYTHING
lelplng her. However, ! finally bought
Ter a bottle and she began taking it,
wen, SIR, she is now on her seventh
,ottle OF Tanlac and she is like a diff
erent woman, both in feelings ard IN
ooks. Her friends all say that she looks
'etter than she has in months. Her
,ppetite has picked up wonderfully and
can eat most anything she wants
any bad after effects. She is i
luch stronger than she was and has
aimed at least five pounds. She is ac- +;
we ana is now able to assist with the /
ousework. She doesn't complain like =
ne used to, Is not nervous and sleeps I
plendidiy. She isn't subject to con- !
like she was, and the pains in .
bach and the headaches have about I
lsappeared. She is as bright and as I,
heerful as she a be, and is greatly T
improved in every way. a
we are both, indeed, gratified over h
er remarkable improvement, and un- q
esltatlngly recommend Tanlac to any, /
ne Who has troubles like she had"
Commenting or Rev. Wells state q
Ient, Mr. q. +. Willis, southern dis .
'lbutor of Tanlac, said: -
ms Is, indeed, a very remarkable n
use, and l distinctly recall a number of y
.her members of this high calling who r
ave publcly expressed their indebted u
ess TO TINS medicine and who felt it'll =
!eir duty to tell suffering humanity +,
the great benefits they had derived 2
It's use. Among them are: Rev. a
H. sykes, pastor of the Watkins K
ark Presbyterian church, Nashville. n
snn.; Rev. w. T. Roby, pastor of L.
est Lonsdale Methodist church at n
knoxville, Tenn; Rev. W. C. Norton. a
of Wesley Memorial church
..cksonville, Fla, and a number Of
Ianlac is sold in Grenada by End Class
d Corner Drug Stores. q,