Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-17
Was Six Feet Tall and Got Down to Where He Only Weighed One Hundred and Sixteen Pounds.
WENT TO HOT SPRINGS TRIED EIGHT DOCTORS
Mine Officials Thought "Poor Old Scot'' Had Hired His Last Man; Now Works Every Day.

| lay helpless when my wife or dered our first bottle of Tanlac from Ell Paso, Tex.," writes Harry D. Scott, of Dragoon, Ariz., under date of Nov. 18th, in telling of his remarkable recovery from an illness that had defied the skill of the best physicians for over two years, to say nothing of his failure to find relief at leading health resorts.
 Mir. Scott's voluntary statement has the true ring of sincerity and grati- tude and is unquestionalDly one of the most remarkable ever given in connection with proprietary medi- cine.
 Mir. Scott's letter was addressed to c. F. Moss, well-known druggist of Benson, Ariz, who has the Tan lac agency for that town, and was forwarded by MT. Moss to the Tan lac officeres in Atlanta. His letter follows:
 Dragoon, Ariz., Nov. 15, 1917 Mr. c. F. Moss, Benson, Ariz.
 Dear Sir: As you expressed a de- sire to hear from me about my case. I will try and tell you "a part of it. I was down and out nearly all the time for two years with rheumatism and stomach trouble, and went to eight doctors, two of whom were osteopaths. Three of them refused to take my case, saying it was incur able, and the others might as well have done so, as they did me no good. l guess l have taken bar rel of medicines, internally and ex- terrally; l also went to Hot Springs, anG out of all that was ever done l never got over one weeks relief at a time.
 After going down to one hundred and sixteen pounds-which is very light for six-foooter-I kept get ting worse until I couldn't move, ev- en to feed myself, had no desire to eat and couldn't sleep more than two hours a night Some of the officials of the mine, of which l am foreman would call to see me, then go out and say "poor old Scott has fired his last man." My wife thought l would never get our of bed alive, and she knew my condition better than any, body else. b.. ts
 At last, when I lay helpless, my wife ordered bottle of Tanlac from l which was the nearest place we could ge. it at that time. One evening about four days after l began talk ing Tanlac I ate fair meal and en- joyed it, the first in many months. By the time I had taken half of the first bottle l thought l had a good appetite, Ibut when l Sinkshed my second bottle l could hardly eat enough to satisfy me. We'll, have just finished my ninth bottle, have gained eighteen pounds and am back on the job every day.
 I have converted lots of sufferers to the "Tanlac route', and it affects them all about like it did me-their stomach trouble, nervousness and rheumatism all yield to Tanlac. Mrs. Scott and myself are willing to go before notary and make affidavit as to the truth of every statement in this letter, which you are at liberty to publish and use for the benefit of others.
 Yours very truly,
 (Signed), HARRY B. SCOTT.
 Accompanying the above was a let ter from the Moss Pharmacy address ed to the Tanlac Offices, Atlanta, Ga, referring, in the highest terms to MT. Scott as a man and citizen. with the added statement that both Mir. Scott and his wife were ready at any time to go before a Notary Public and swear that Tanlac is the only medicine he had ever taken .hat had any effect on his rheuma- tisn and stomach trouble.
 He also stated he had another GUS toner, an old gentleman, who had taken five bottles of Tanlac and had gained twelve to fifteen pounds. and that they were building up a large business on Tanlac, etc.
 Tanlac is sold by Central Phar- macy.-advt.