The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13
SIX OLD LADIES
 REGAIN HEALTH
Famous Medicine Accom- pIishes Wonderful Results in Treating fnfirrni-
 ties of Old Age.

For the past year or so, several of the more elderly ladies of the Old Ladies Home on Rutledge Pike, Nashville, Tenn, have been in a very feeble, delicate state of health. bordering at times on what might be termed a general decline.
 Their failing health was due, no doubt. in a large measure to the general infirmities of advanced age, and although they received ev- cry possible care and attention, they seemed to be beyond the reach of l the treatment ordinarily admins l tered in such cases.
 1 At the suggestion of Mrs. Colt0n, the matron of the institution, they concluded to try Tanlac and it was happy decision indeed when they did so. The reconstructiye powers of the medicine were at once in evidence. They began almost i'm mediately to feel better, eat better and rest better. Since that time the treatment has been continued with the most astonishing and | Igratifying results, but let them tell their own stories in their own in dividual way. Their statements are undoubtedly Interesting.
 Mrs. Houser was one of the first to use the medicine, and being at very advanced age, her trouble had been more persistent and diff cult to treat, perhaps, than any oi the others. Mrs. Houser said:
 q had been in a very weak, ner- vous state for several years and have suffered principally from stomach trouble. I would go for months at time without eating any solid food and up to a short time ago, spent most of my time in my room, as l was too weak to como down stairs. l ate some corn bread and spare ribs for dinner today, anc they seemed to agree with me per fcctly, as l have suffered no baC after effects whatever. The hor. rible headaches and nervousness arc gone and I am feeling so much bet ter in every way"
 Mrs. Martin, who was the next tc testify, said:
 q have suffered a great dea from hard, driving pains in my head and had had stomach trouble I hardly ever have pain now, tho catarrh no longer troubles me an( my appctitite is much better"
 Mrs Pink said:
 ''I was sick all last summer and I now feel better and stronger thar in months. I no longer suffer from tho headaches l had so much. . ! Mrs. Wallis seemed to be espe- cially delicate and had a very weak constitution and weak stomach Mrs Wallis said;
 "In only one week after taking you~ medicine l began to feel great | ly improved I feel very much stronger. enjoy my meals more and i seem to rest better at night. l eX- pect to continue taking Tanlac."
 Tn referring to the above state ments, Mr. c. r. Willis, who is now personally directing the introduc- ton of Tanlac throughout the South, said:
 'I consider the statements Of thoae old ladies the most remarka- ble that have ever como under my observation. I do not hesitate to say that l believe these indorsc- mcnts to he the strongest that have ever been received by proprietary medicine of any character"
 Quoting from one of MT. Coop CTS lectures, Mir. Willis said:
 "Whon people grow to ripe old age their digestive organs lack vi talily, and begin to act moro slow ly and less effoctually than in youth. The circulation becomes poor, the blood gets thin, the appe- tite fails and the digestion is weak.
 "Tan'ac, the powerful reconstruc- tive tonic, is the ideal strengthener and body builder for old folks, be- cause it creates good. healthy ap- petite, strengthens digestion, enrich os the blood and in this natural manner builds up, strengthens and inyigorates feeble, rundown, ner- vous people. and is an unfailing source of comfort to the aged and infirm."
 Tanlac is sold in Paragould ex- clusively by Hardesty & Lackey. (Adyt.)