The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
SIX OLD LADIES REGAIN HEALTH.
Famous Medicine Aeeomplishes Won
derfuI Results In Treating the
lnfirmites OF Old AGE.

For the past year or so, several OF
the more elderly ladies OF the Old
Ladies' Home on Rutledge Pike, Nash
vile, Tenn, have been in very feeble
delicate state of health, bordering at
times on what might be termed a gen.
eral decline.
Their failing health was due, no
doubt, in a large measure to the gen.
eral infirmities of advanced age, and
although they received every possible
care and attention, they seemed to be
beyond the reach of the treatment or
dinarily administered in such cases.
AT the suggestion of Mrs. Cotton,
the matron of the institution, they
concluded to try Tanlac and it was a
happy decision indeed when they did
so. The reconstructive powers of the
medicine were at once in evidence
They began almost Immediately to feel
better, eat better and rest better. Since
that time the treatment has been con-
tinued with the most astonishing and
gratifying results, but let them tell
their own stories in their own indi
vidual way. Their statements are un-
dOubtedly interesting.
Mrs. Houser was one of the first to
use the medicine, and being at a very
advanced age, her trouble had been
more persistent and difficult to treat,
perhaps, than any of the others. Mrs.
Houser said:
Il had been in a very weak, nervous
state for several years and have suf
fered principally from stomach trou.
BILE. would go for months at time
without eating any solid food and up
to short time ago, spent most of my
time in my room, as l was too weak
to come down stairs. | ate some corn
bread and spare ribs for dinner today
and they seemed to agree with me per
fectly, as | have suffered no bad after
effects whatever. The horrible head
aches and nervousness are gone and
am feeling so much better in every
way"
Mrs. Martin, who was the next to
testify, said:
81 have suffered a great deal from
hard, driving pains in my head and
had had stomach trouble. | hardly
ever have a pain now, the catarrh no
longer troubles me and my appetite
is much better"
Mrs. Fink said
''l was sick all last summer and
now feel better and stronger than in
months. | no longer suffer from the
headaches | had so much"
Mrs. Wallis seemed to be especially
delicate and had a very weak consti-
tuition and weak stomach. Mrs. Wal
lis said:
In only one week after taking your
medicine | began to feel greatly i'm
proved. | feel very much stronger,
enjoy my meals more and seem to rest
better at night l expect to continue
taking Tanlac."
in referring to the above statements,
Mr.. G. F. Willis, who is now personal
ly directing the introduction of Tanlac
throughout the south, said:
Il consider the statements of these
old ladies the most remarkable that
ho'N CfCl OOlllC my IL.
J do not hesitate to say that | believe
these Endorsements to be the strongest
that have ever been received by pro.
pIietary medicine of any character"
Quoting from one of Mr.. Cooper's
lectures, Mr. Willis said:
When people grow to a ripe old age
their digestive organs lack vitality,
and begin to act more slowly and less
effectually than in youth. The circr-
latIon becomes poor, the blood gets
thin, the appetite fails and the diges-
tion is weak.
'TanlaC, the powerful reconstructive
tonic is the ideal strengthener and
body builder for old folks, because it
creates good healthy appetite,
strengthens digestion, enriches the
blood and in this natural manner it
hdilds up, strengthens and invigorates
feeble, rundown nervous people, and
is an unfailing source of comfort to
the aged and infirm"
Gehine Tanlac is sold in Harrison
by Coffman & Kirby. (Advt.)