The Little River news., 1916-07-29
GIVES AFFIDAVIT
 BEFORE NOTARY
lifelong Invalid Is Restored to
 Health by Tanlac.

On FriGay, June IS, of last year there apreared in the Chattanooga 1 Evening News the remarkable story of a frail little woman who had been an invalid III of her life, and who had been restored to health and happiness by tie use of Tanlac. The person re- ferred to is Miss LaReu Davis, who is now resident of Memphis, and who
 lives at zS6 Looney avenue. This state rent which is so remarkable as to be almost incredible was published in new wspapers all over the south from tine Mason Dixon line to the Texas border. In telling of her wonderful Davis said:
 "I have always been very delicate and suffered great deal from stomach trouble and rheumatism, 1 rarely ever had any appetite and simply couldn't relish anything. I fell off in weigh. until I only weighed 76 pounds, and was so thin I looked perfectly awful. After taking three bottles of Tanlac 1 now weight over 100 pounds and am gaining every day. My appetite is gooe and I can hardly get enough to eat. Even my complexion has improved and I feel better in every way. Tanlac is simply grand and I can truthfully say that this is the only medicine that ever did me any good.
 At the time she made this state> ment, Miss Davis lived in Chattanooga and made here home at 210 Glass street, East Chattanooga.
 A still more remarkable feature of this case came to light just last week when she came to her own free will and accord to tell Dr. w. B. Logan, the special Tanlac representative at Mem phis, that she was still in the best of health and that she had gained seven pounds in addition to the "A pounds reported last June, and she felt that she owed not only her present health, but her life to this great medicine.
 Out of sheer gratitude Miss Davis consented to give not only second statement but to make sworn affl- davit to the facts in her remarkable case, which appears below:
 Miss LaReu Davis, formerly of 21o Glass street, Chattanooga, Tenn, now, living at 286, Looney avenue, Memphis, appeared before me in person and made the following statement:
 "Tn June, 1915, I, of my own free will and accord, went to the Live and Let Live Drug Company, at Chatta nooga, Tenn, to see the Tanlac repre> sentative and save him my testimonial stating the (act that had used three or tour bottles of Tanlac, and that the statement then given was true and that wish to state now that every word contained therein still holds true Furthermore, I have not had a days aE. improving all the time, have gaiE> ed . pounds more, making thirty-one bounds gained since 1 began taking Tanlac. Before I began taking it I weighed 76 pounds, and now l weigh 1C7.
 1T desire to state further that I am willing to answer all inquiries and consider that I owe my present good health to Tanlac. cannot refrain from adding this second statement to tho one 1 have already given, that I can- not give enough praise to Tanlac.
 - have not taken any Tanlac, or felt the need of any medical attention up to the present time since the above date"
 (Signed) MISS LAREU DAVIS. Nay 12, 1916.
 STATE OF TENNESSEE, County of Shelby.
 R DeJarnette, notary public, Within and fer the County and State afore- said, duly comm ssioned, qualified an acting, Miss LaR u Davis, with whom am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that she executed tho foregoing affidali it for the purpose therein contained.
 Witness my hand and notarial seal, at Memphis, Tlln., this the 12th day of May, 1916.
 NINA R. DEJARNETTE, Notary Public.
 My commission expires on the 14th day of January, 1929.