The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-07
ROBERT CRUMP HAD VERTIGO AND WOULD
 FALL ID THE FLOOR
Lost Consciousness and His Family Would Have to Work Over Him for
 Hours @

Many wonderful inducements have been given Tanlac, but what is probably :the most remarka ble yet given was the Statement made on last Friday by Rob- .eAt Crump, who lives at 600 Thirteenth |street, south, Nashville, Tenn. MT. Crump is one of Nashviles most highly respected citizens and is first cousin of ex-Mayor Crump of Memphis. His old home is Cottonwood, Tenn but for the past 12 or IS years he has made his home in Nashville, and is a talented musician and voice trainer. Among other things, he stated that he has not only been restored to health since taking Tan |iac, but is now able to fill important professional engagements which have been offered him.
 For IA years" said MT. Crump, q suf- Tered with something like vertigo, and had dizzy, swimming sensation in my mead, and Cf all the people I ever saw pr heard of who had this truble, 1 never knew of case as severe as mine. When pne of these spells would strike me I would lose consciousness and would fall down helpless. I would then have to be stripped and rubbed for several hours, my folks thinking all the time that every minute would be my last These bad spells would come on me every five or six weeks, but at times I would have sev- eral light spells in one day.
 My body would break out all over in umps which would develop into sores and afterwards scale off. I don't know what brought on these attacks ebut I also 6uffered with stomach and bowel trou- ple, and it might have been due to that. My bowels would frequently lock and I would go for four or five days in this Eondition.
 No one on earth ever knew or had hny idea of how bad I suffered I, my a af haeyi +o al, ;4 ried to describe it to the doctors, but hey never did seem to understand my base. One time I was placed before IT foctors in a body for consultation, and hey told me-asking me first not to get excited-that they were unable to do any lining for me. The only chance I had to i've was for my constitution to be built tp and made strong enough to wear 1t but. This is a brief sketch of my mal- .dy
 Hast year after Tanlac became so huch advertised in our local papers and ndorsed so highly by our citizens I de- Eided to try bottle of it. My former weight used to be 196 pounds, but I had Eotten down to 113 pounds and this is Fhat I weighed when I bought my first bottle of Tanlac.
 Language fails me to tell you how apidly that first bottle improved me, hat was eight months ago, and. strange b say I have not had one of those bad bells since. When I finished that bot te I felt that I was cured, and never ook any more until three months ago yhen I bought a second bottie.
 "After awhile I began having occa- ional dizzy spells again, and yesterday
 bought my third bottle, and I expect continue taking it this time until I ake at least six bottles, for I know it is he one medicine that fits my case ex- |ctly. And to prove to you what I think f Tanlac, if I knew there was no more be had at all, $100 would not buy he bottle I have now which I paid s1 pr yesterday
 q am 63 years old, and had that yer go IA years, and I have never found nything before that even gave me tenn orary relief. It is impossible for you to aint in words the gravity of my trou-
 e and also impossible for you to ade- uately extol my praise for Tanlac. You imply cannot make this statement too
 rong.
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- vely by Patton-Pope Drug Go. and Flu enc Jacobs Drug. store: in Ensley by
 w. Morris Drug Co.,. and in Bessemer Pegram-Patton Drug Co.-Adv.