The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-22
HRS. R. r. M'CAUL SAYS SHE IS NOW
 WELL AND HAPPY
K Weeks Ago She Couldn't Even Walk-Tried Five Different Doctors

"I just can't tell you all that Tan
 c has done for me-" said Mrs. Frances cCaul who lives at 649 St. Paul street,
 emphis Mrs. McCaul is the wife of F. McCaul, who is bookkeeper for |e John o. Flantt Carriage company, l 20-22 South Second street MT. and rs. McCaul are well known in Mem bis and have a large circle of friends ho will be glad to hear of her restor- jon to health.
 II have been sick for six months fth rheumatism and indigestion and |hve suffered so. much that I feel that
 wouldn't be doing right if I didn't
 It everybody know about what this .onderful medicine has done in my Rse. Only a few weeks ago could
 arcely walk, in fact. I couldn't get found at all without he assistance of stick, and I was just preparing to |et a pair of crutches when I started I1 Tanlac.
 My system was in a general run bwn condition and I was of course Dry nervous. l was all bent over and
 as really in fearful condition. I |ept but very little and would wake every morning with an awful head he To tell you the truth, I had all he pain anyone could suffer that had
 
 farcely and nothing seemed to taste Rtural
 q have taken enough different kinds medicine to float steamboat. I be- eve I had tried nearly every kind of edicine I ever head of trying to get Iell. Not only that but I have had Ee different doctors during the past
 X months, but got no relief. In fact, |was getting worse every day and was ping down in strength.
 q was almost on the verge of despair hen decided to try Tanlac. Somehow
 en before I started taking this medi- he I believed it would help me be- use so many reliable Memphis peo- .e had recommended it. I have only l ken two bottles of the medicine, and In delighted to tell you that it has ought about a wonderful change in 'y condition. I can get around now as .e1l as I could when I was a girl. Now 3n't that just wonderful after I had lied all kinds of medicine? When I ink about it now I don't know what earth I would have done if it hadn't zen for Tanlac, for it is the only |edicine that ever helped me or seemed reach my trouble.
 ."I am telling everybody about my |ondeful recovery and many of my Itimate friends I don't have to tell, IT. they can see for themselves what has done for me. I do not hesitate give you my indorsement for this Iedicine because I think that every De should know about Tanlac." Referring to Mrs. McCaul's state- lent Dr. E. B. Elder, who is person lily experimenting the introduction of flnlac in Memphis, said:
 J"Mrs. McCau1s statement, while tru- remarkable, is really nothing un- kual. In fact, it is only one of |ousands of similar cases. don't think ever saw more grateful person an Mrs. McCaul when I called at her bme for an interview. She was only To glad to give me her indorsement. ITS. McCaul not only signed the state lent herself, but three of her daugh- |rs. Miss Madeline. Miss Lucille and |iss Gladys. were also present and ttnessed it..t ae ITanlac is sold in Birmingham ex |usively by Engene Jacobs drug store hd Patton-Pope- Drug company; in |hsley by D. W. Morris Drug company; Bessemer by Pegram-Patton Drug mpany; in Pratt City by Gale Drug |mpany, and in North Birmingham by alker Drug company.-Adv.