The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-01-05
MRS. CASON HAD NO
HOPE OF RETURNING
Went to Atlanta 6 Weeks Aeo
ProPPed Up on Pillows. Takes.
Tanlac and Gains IS Pounds.

III
A short time ago Mr.. J.. B. Battle.
who is well known in Atlanta. came
into Jacobs Pharmacy to get a hot
tie Of Tanlac for his sister-in-law.
Mrs. O. c. Cason. who lives some dis
tance out of Atlanta, near Acworth.
While making the purchase. Mr.. Bat
tie told of the wonderful improve
ment IN Mrs. Cason's condition since
she began using the medicine about
six weeks ago.
He also made the statement that
Mrs. Cason felt so grateful for the
wonderful benefit she had received
that she wanted to make a public
statement, as she felt it her duty To
tell the whole world about Tanlae.
he then suggested that Dr.. Elder. the.
lanlac representative at Jacobs'
can at his residence for a personal
interview.
When DR.. Elder called at Mr.. Bat
YES residence on English Avenue
the following morning. it happened
that Mr.. Battle himself met him at
the door and very cordially invited
him into his living room. Mrs C.
son, who was bright and happy. soor
made her appearance and began with
delight to tell of the wonderful rs-
coyery of her health. and her state
ment Will go down in history as he
ing one of the most remarkable ever
given a proprietary medicine. Here
IS her story in her own words:
About six weeks ago | left nv
home on our farm near Acworth. Ga.
10 come 20 my sisters home here IN
Atlanta. and | left with only a shart-
ow OF hope OF ever returning alive to
my home and husband.
II left AcWorth," she continued.
Il n a comfortable automobile.
propped up on pillows. coming
through the country. had almost
as much medicine as | had baggage
"a big box full of all kinds of meffi-
cines that had been prescribed for
me. | reached here very weak and
exhausted and with scarcely enoup1
strength to walk 20 the door. Thu,
trouble from which | had suffered
SO long, had reduced me to almost 3
shadow, as | only weighed 60 mounds
My brother-in-laW. Mr.. Battle.
said, We'll, YOU have tried everything
else with no relief. now | want you
to lay aside your drug shop" and
take Tanlac.' OF course I was willing
TO try it, for the medicine is the talk
Of the whole country. Well. he gre
1t for me and ! started on my first
bottle that day.
When | had taken about half Of
the first bottle | began 10 feel stron-
Ger and encouraged. / continued TO
take it and it is nothing short Of mar
Vicious how ! improved day by day.
| felt myself further and furthey
from the grave. My appetite re-
turned and my food seemed to nour-
ISL me and agree with me-. Nv
skin and complexion began clearing
up and | improved in every way pos
sible until | am now a well woman.
and when | say well, | mean ab>o-
lutely what | say. | want to tell the
whole world that | thank God ana
Tanlac.
Il weigh 80 pounds now and feel
as well as | ever felt in my life. I
am going back to my husband and
home on the little fran FIVE mile
from Acworth tomorrow. and won't
it be a joyful meeting, returning to
my husband and home absolutely
we'll and happy-and won't | tell ev-
erybody about what Tanlac has done
for me-"
yes, It's Just like she says
chimed in Mr.. Battle about this tinneS
"Tanlac has simply robbed the grave,
and if you could have seer her wher
she started on this medicine, you
would say the same thing.
81 didn't know at the time Just
what her trouble was. but the doe
tors said she had pellagra. She may
have had it for all I know, but there
is one thing certain, she hasn't got il
now, or at least you wouldn't think
SO if you could watch her eat. [
told her. i~okinCly, the other day.
that she was eating me out of house
and home. | don't guess there ever
a case like hers, and there is ore
thing certain. you can count on Us
telling everybody about it. because |
fully belive she owes her life to this
medicine"
Tsnlac is sold by the 2nd Class
and Corner Drug Stores. Grenada,
Miss: also by S. s. Flowers. Xii
michael, Miss, G. Y. Gillespie. Duck
Hill, Miss. ". II. Kelly. Winona,
Miss, G. f. Chamberlain. Kincaid,
Miss. Galley & Horton, Elliott. Miss.