The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-06-09
FRAIL INVALID IS
RESTORED AFTER A
LONG STRUGGLE
REMARKABLE STORY OF A FRAIL
LITTLE WOMAN IN CHATTA-
NoOGA PAPER.
WAS DELICATE ALL her LIFE
But Health Was Finally Restored BY
A Few Bottles of Tanlac, Gaining
Thlrty-one Pounds as the Result OF
The Magic Remedy.

On Friday, June 18th of last yea
, there appeared in the Chattanoog
: Evening News the remarkable stor
of frail little woman who had beel
; restored to health and happiness b.
, the use of Tanlac. The person re
ferred to is Miss LaRue Davis, who i
now a resident OF Memphis, and VIII
lives at 286 Looney Avenue. Thi
statement which is SO remarkable a.
to be almost incredible was published
in newspapers all over the south from
the Mason and Dixon Line to the Tex
as Border. In telling of her wonderful
restoration to health at that time, Miss
Davis said
Il have always been very delicate
and suffered a great deal from stom
ach trouble and rheumatism. / rarely
ever had any appetite and simply
couldn't relish anything. | fell off in
weight until only weighed rs pounds
and was so thin looked perfectly aw
full. After taking three bottles of Tan
lac | 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 i'm
proved and feel better in every way
Tanlac is simply grand and | can
truthfully say that this is the only
medicine that ever did me any good
At the time she made this statement,
Miss Davis lived in Chattanooga and
made her home at 21O Glass Street,
East Chattanooga.
A still more remarkable feature of
this case came to light just last week
when she came of her own free will
and accord to tell DR.. W. B. Logan,
the special Tanlac representative at
Memphis, that she was still in the
best of health and that she had gained
7 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 medicine.
Out of sheer gratitude Miss Davis
consented to give not only a second
statement but to make sworn afr
davit to the facts in her remarkable
case, which appears below.
Miss LaRue Davis formerly of 21O
Glass Street, Chattanooga, Tenn, now
living at 2S6 Looney Avenue, Memphis,
appeared before me in person and
made the following Statement:
In June, 1915, /, 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 gave him my testimo-
NAL, stating the fact that | had used
three Of four 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, have not
had days sickness since that time,
and that l am improving all the time,
have gained seven pounds more, max
ing thirty-one pounds gained since I
began taking Tanlac. Before began
taking it weighed seventy-six pounds,
and now l weigh one hundred and
seven.
Il desire to state further that am
willing to answer all inquiries and con-
slider that l owe my present good
health to Tanlac. cannot refrain
from adding this second statement to
the one have already given, that
cannot give enough praise to Tanlac.
81 have not taken any Tanlac, or
felt the need Of any medicine up to
the present time since the above date"
Signed) MISS LARUE DAVIS,
May -, 1916. /,
State Of Tennessee,
County of Shelby.
Personally appeared before me, Nina
R. DeJarnette. Notary Public, within
and for the County and State afore-
said, duly commissioned, qualified and
acting, Miss LaRue Davis, with whom
am personally acquainted, and who
that she executed the
foregoing affidavit for the purpose
therein contained.
Witness my hand and Notorial Seal,
at Memphis, Tennessee, this the 18th
day of May, 1915.
NINA r. DEJARNETTE,
Notary Public.
My commission expires on the 14th