The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-06-28
FACE DIscoLO ORED-
SUFFERED AGONY
CHARLESTON WOMAN WOULD
/: BECOME UNCONSCIOUS FOR
HALF A DAY.

After having been unable to work
for four months on account Of ill
health, during which period she suf-
fered from chills. fever, indigestion
and that most repugnant and dis
comforting of all complaints of
belching, which would continue for
an hour at a time-Mrs. L. Boylet,
well known housewife of No. Blake
Street, Charleston, has added her
name to the thousands who have
found relief in the use of Tanlac.
81 suffered from indigestion and
chills and fever" states Mrs. Boylet.
"My indigestion caused me terrible
pains in my stomach and chest, and
I would sometimes belch for an hour
at time. I suffered something ter
rible at times. It seemed that /
could not digest anything that ate.
"I suffered from extreme head
aches and was extremely nervous,
jumping at the slightest noise. After
eating I would have a pretty full
feeling in my stomach and I became
very weak. These chills and fever
would come on me very suddenly. I
would be sitting talking to my
friends possibly, and severe pains
would start running up my limbs. In
few minutes they would spread to
my back and upper body. Then
those terrible pains would continue
for hours. Chills would set in and
I would 60 to bed. In short while
I would, become unconscious, re
naming so for nearly half a day. l
had these spells about twice q year
and have had them for about four
years. Sometimes my feet and
ankles would swell to double normal
size and sometimes large blister
would form on my knees. This would
first turn red and burn just exactly
like a red-hot iron being pressed :, to
them. In day or two it would turn
into a real blister. When this blis-
ter was opened and the water let
out it would turn into very bad
sore. tell you, I suffered terribly.
il have not been able to work for
four months because Of my poor
health. Sometimes ! would turn
black in the face, and have been
pronounced dead while in the grip
of these spells. These two .condi-
tions were gradually killing me: !
do not believe that would have lived
very long if I had not got relief
when did.
81 read of some of the wonderful
things that Tanlac was doing, and
one of these statements. was that OF
a friend whom I have known for
more than fifteen years.
"The relief that received from
Tanlac has been wonderful. 1t has
relieved me of my indigestion en-
tirely. My appetite is just too
good. 1 can eat, and crave nearly
everything.
"Those headaches I had lthey
nearly drove me out of my mind at
times) have been entirely relieved.
I have not had headache since l
started taking; Tanlac, and my ner.
vousness is gone. I have not had
one of those spells, although I have
passed the period when they usually
come upon me. I do not believe
that / will ever have them again.
They have come on me regularly at
about the middle of May and they
did not come on me this year be-
cause took Tanlac, know.
"Tanlac is certainly wonderful
medicine, and may God bless it and
you. most surely do recommend
it. 1t has performed a miracle in
my cause"
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold exclusively by P. B. Speed, Alb
beville; J. H. Bell & Son, Due West;
E. A. Fuller & Co., Mccormick;
Cooley & Speer, Lowndesville. Price
81 per bottle straight.-Adv.