The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-02
TACOMA Man
GAINS IS POUNDS
TAKING TAkLAC
William Carlick Says He
Is Now Ready to Go
Back to Work.

Before | began taking this
Tanlac l scarcely weighed 100
pounds, so, today when ] got on
the scales and the beam went up
to one hundred and fifteen, giving
me gain of fifteen pounds, or
more, was one Of the most sur
prised persons you ever saw"
The above statement was made
by William Carrick. a well known
carpenter, living at 703 la Pacific
avenue, while in the French Drug
Company's- store, recently. Con
tinuing his statement, Mr.. Car
rick said:
Several months ago CON
tracted a very hard, dry cough
which | could get nothing to re-
lieve me of. There was a tight,
stuffed-up feeling in my chest and
the strain from coughing at times
would almost overcome my
strength. Then ] commenced to
cough up mucus and phelgm, so
much that it would nauseate me.
My appetite left me, my stomach
got in a bad condition and ! be-
came very weak. finally got in
such a bad shape that ] was
forced to give up my work entire
ly. For two months I was just up
and down, barely able to get
around, and for three weeks was
unable to leave my room. was
badly constipated and SO nervous
that ] couldn't get a good nights
sleep. I got so ] couldn't eat
thing except small piece of toast
and a little sweet milk and even
this failed to agree with me. l
fell off until | hardly weighed one
hundred pounds and was so sick
and weak l couldn't even go down
stairs.
"Then | decided to try Tanlac,
as | had read so much about it in
the papers, and my improvement
has been a great surprise to me.
] am now sixty-five years old and
a medicine is bound to be good
that will do so much for one of
my age in so short a time. ] have
just finished my second bottle
and as ! said before I have al
ready gained fifteen pounds. /
have gotten rid of that tightness
in my chest and the cough entire
ly and my appetite has improved
until can eat most anything |
want without the least discomfort
afterwards. My nerves are get
ting better all the time. | sleep
we'll at night and feel so much
stronger that Pm going right back
to work. have been benefited
SO much that l have written my
sister, who has stomach trouble,
sending her clipping from the
newspaper about Tanlac, and tell
ing her whatever she does TO try
it, as it certainly has done me a
world of good"
Neglected coughs and colds re-
suit in ca.arrh and lung troubles.
Catarrh of the stomach is the
most frequent cause of dyspepsia
and catarrh of the nose and throat
lead to inevitable deafness. In
the treatment of these troubles
Tanlac is unouestionably the best
and most satisfactory preparation
known. Not only does Taniac
seem to remove the catarrhal ac-
cretions and allay the lung pain,
but it is blood-improving, appeN
tite-giving, food-assi m lating,
nerve-strengthening and upbuild-
ing. Tanlac will convince anyone
who tries 1t, that 1t is the most
helpful and the most rational
for treating catarrh and
| S distressing consequences and
of testimonials are
being received daily from people
who have been benefited by its
use.
Tanlac is sold I'm Tacoma by
French Drug Co., under the per-
sonal direction OF a specia, Tan
lac representative. - advertise