Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-30
GRAND OPERA STAR
 HAD TO LEAVE STAGE
Mime. Mantelli Restored to Health by Tanlac-'1 Can not Praise It Too High
 ly," She Says

A statement of unusual interest was recently received at the Tanlac office from Mme. Jean Mantelli, the noted grand opera singer, who was former ly a member of the Metropolitan Op- era company of New York, where she achieved distinction as leading con tralto, singing on the same stage with Melba, NOrdica, Calve, Flames, Sembrich, Jean and Eduard De Reszke and other stars of the first magnitude A few years ago Mme. Manteni was forced by ill health to retire from the operatic stage. She is now living in Portland, Ore, where she has an apartment in the Royal Annex build ing, $50 1-2 Marrison street. and in telling of her experience with Tanlac said:
 ''I feel that I cannot praise Tanlac too highly, for it has done me more real good than all the other medicines have ever taken put together.
 About eight years ago." she con tinued, while travelling in the south left Havana for Chicago, in the dead OA W AnLEls W nClG NnG AlEIlllOAltLGI was IS degrees below zero, and this was the beginning of serious trouble for me. The sudden change brought on such a severe cold that I almost com pletely lost my voice and was obliged to leave the stage. l went to CalifOr- mia to work in moving pictures, but my health failing, I had to give that up too. l decided to rest a while, and try to build myself up, b utgot stead fly worse. l lost my appetite, every thing tasted alike, and 1 couldn't en- joy eating a thing. My kidneys were in such a terrible condition that thought at times the pain in my back would drive me distracted. My lower limbs and feet were so awfully swOl- len 1 couldn't stand up at all, and my nerves were in such a wretched state that, with my kidneys worrying me so much. l just couldn't rest at night l became so weak and rundown, and was so discouraged and miserable that l didn't care what happened
 'I was actually down in bed when one day I read a statement about Tanlac that impressed me so much that l just got up out of bed and went to the phone to order a bottle. The druggist couldn't send it at once so l asked a stranger passing through the hall to get it for me. Well, he did and by the next morning l was feel ing much improved. After this my nights were more restful and I slept better than l had in some time continued the treatment and it wasn't long before every bit of the swelling had gone out of my limbs and feet, and 1 was able to get up and walk about. l am just starting on my third bottle now, and really, l can hardly eat enough to satisfy my appetite and l heartily enjoy all my meals. My kidneys don't worry me at all now and l am free from that awful misery in my back. I sleep like baby, and am so much better in every way that I am now working again. l am telling all my friends what a wonderful medi- cine Tanlac is, and have written to my daughter in New York advising her to take it."
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball. in Douglas by Douglas Drug com pany, in Paradise by G. A. Walker, in Bowie by Bowie Drug company, in San Simon by J. B. Cooke, in Wilcox by A. A. Nicholson, in Lowell by Lowell Drug company, in Benson by c. F. Moss Pharmacy, In Gleeson by E. A. Taylor, and in Warren by Warren Drug company.