The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-09
cones OUT WITH A
SWORN STATEMENT
Life Long Invalid Restored
To Health BY TanIac,
Gains 81 Pounds.

On Friday, june Hsth. Of last
year. there appeared in the Chaisa.
nooga Evening News the fHmark-
able story 81 a trail little woman
who had been restored TO health
and happiness by this use Of TaHlac,
Ths person reisFrAd to il Miss La.
Rue Davis. who Is now 4 resident
OF Memphis. and who lives at 2s6
Looney Avenue. This statement.
which ia 90 remarkable az 10 be al.
most incredible. vas published in
newspapers all over tbs South from
the Mason Il Dixon Line 10 tie
Texas border. In telling OF her
wonderful restoration TO health at
that time, Miss Davis said:
Il baye always been very delicate
and suffered great deal from stom-
ach trouble aud rheumatism. L
rarely ever had any sppeti,e and
simply coulGn relish anything. II
Tell of in weight until only weigh
"a 70 pounds, and vas so thin |
looked perfectly awful. After TAX
ing three bottles Of Tanlao | now
weigh over 100 pounds and am
gaining every day. My appetite is
good and can hardly get enough
to eat. Even my complexion has
improved, aud | feel better in every
way. Tanlac is simply grand, and
| can Iuthiully say that this il the
only medicine that ever did me any
gpod.,
Al the time she made this state
meut. Miss Davis lived in Chstta-
nooga, and made her home at 2lO
Glass Street, East Chattanooga,
A still more remarkable feature
Of this ase came TO light just last
week when she came of her own
tree will and accord 10 tell DR., W.
B. Logan. the special Tanlac repre-
sentative at Memphis, that she was
still in the best OF health, and that
she had gained ] pounds in addi'
ton to the "a pounds reported last
June. and she felt that she owed
no, only her present health but her
life to this medicine.
Out OF sheer gratitude. Miss Davis
consented not only to give a second
statement. but TO make a sworn
affidavit to the facts in her remark
able case. which appears below.
Miss LaRue Davis. formerly OF
2l0 Glass street, Chattanooga. nov
living at 2S6 Looney Avenue, Mem
phis, appeared before me and made
the following statement.
In June, 1915, |, OF my own free
will and accord, went 10 the Live
and Let Live Drug Company al
Chattanooga. Tenn, to see the Tan.
lac representative and gave him my
testimonial, stating the fact that ]
had used three or four bottles Of
ranlac, and that the statement
hen given was true. and that | wish
10 state now that every word con-
.ained therein still holds true. Fur.
.hermore, have not had day
sickness since that time. and that l
,m improving all the time; have
gained seven pounds more, making
thirty one pounds gained since !
began taking ranlac, Before he
gan taking II | weighed 70 pounds,
md nos ! weigh l0l.
Il desire to state further that |
I'm willing TO snswer aii inquiries.
and consider that | owe my present
good health to Tanlac. ! cannot
'etrain from adding this second
to the one have already
given. that | cannot give enough
praise to IanlAc,
Il have not taken any Tanlac, or
elt the need Of any medicine up|
o the present time since the above
late.
lSisnedI Mics LaRue Davis.
May II. 1916.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
,ouNTY OF SHELBY.
Personally appeared before me.
nina X. DeJaruette, a Notary Pub
ic. within and for the County and
state aforesaid, daly commissioned.
,ualitied and acting, Miss LaRue
Davis. with whom | am personally
acquainted, and who acknowledged
hat she executed the foregoing afh-
iaylt for the purpose therein con-
aimed.
Witness my hand and Notorial
seal, at Memphis, Tenn. this the
9TH dayot May. 1916.
Nina r. DeJarnette, n. p.
Ms commission expires ON the l4th
lay Of January, 1890.
Tanlac il sold in Dickson exclus-
vely by Matthews Drug Co.--adv,