The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-01-04
ARIZONA MIKE BOSS
LAY HELPLESS WHEN
HIS WIFE GOT TaStac
WAS SIX FEET TALL eUT GOT
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~ WEIGHT.
TRU. RING III S,,vtMlI
Statement One Of Most Remarkable
Ever Given in Praise Of Propr.e-
tary Mediclne--Eian is Grateful for
Relief.

Il lay helpless hen my wife order
ed our fist bottie OF Tanlac from Ri
Paso., Tex, writes Harry E. Scott
of Dragon, Ariz, under date OF Nov
18th, in telling of his remarkable re
eovery from an illness that had de
fled the skill OF the best physicians
for over two years, to say nothing OF
his failure to find relief at leading
health resorts.
Mr.. SCOTS voluntary statement has
the true ring Of sincerity and graft
tude and is unquestlonably one of the
most remarkable ever given in con
nection with proprietary medicine.
Mr.. SCOTS letter was addressed to
c. F. Moss, a Well-known druggist Of
Benson, Ariz., who has the Tanlac
agency for that town, and was for
warded by Mr.. Moss to the Tanlac Of
fees in Atlanta. His letter follows:
Dragoon Ariz,, Nov. Is, 1871
Mr.. c. F. Moss,
=. Benson, Ariz.
Dear Sir
AS you expressed a desire to hear
more about my case, | Will try and
tell you part of it. | was down and
Out nearly all the time for two years
with rheumatism and stomach trou-
Bile, and went TO eight doctors, two Of
whom were osteopatls. Three of
them refused to take my case, saying
il was incurc bic, and tn others might
as well have done SO, as thev did me
no good | gHos9I have taken bar
rel of modi ines internally and eX-
ternally, | also went to Hot Springs
and out of all that was ever done
never got over one weeks relief at
a time IA
After going down to one hundred
and sixteen pounds is very
light for "a tx footer-I kept getting
worse until couldn't move, even to
feed myself, lad no de1ire to eai
and couldn't sleep more than two
hours night. Some II the officials
OF the mine, of which | am fore man, |
would call to see me then so out an,
say, POOR old Scott has fined his last
man "My1wife} thought would neyeeI
get ont or bed alive, and she knew
my condition better than anybody
else. '''<'' -' -
AT last, when flay helpless my wife
ordered a bottle of Tanlac from the
druggist at FL Raso, Texas. Which was
tine nearest place@we could get it at
that 4ime. One evening about -four
days after.J began taking Tanlac |
ate a. fair meal and~enjoyed it; the |
first in many mcnths By the time +
had taken h-lf If the first bottle.
thought i had a aocd appetite but |
when | finished my sGeold bottle !
&C I'D barely cat cno1sA t.. oisty
me. Well. / have just finished m,
ninth bottle, have sailed eli htocn |
rounds alG AN back on tie job e, cry |
day.
| have converted lots of sufferers t,
tae "Tan!Gc route" and it effects
them all about like it did me ---lheir
stomach trouble, nervousness and
rheumatism all yield to Tanlac. Mrs
Scott and myself are willing to oo
Before a notary and make sfidavit 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 e. Scott.
Accompanying the above was let
ter from the Moss Pharmacy address
ed to the Tanlac Offices. Atlanta. Ga, |
referring in the highest terms to Mr.. !
Scott as man and citizen with the |
added statement that both Mr.. Scott I
and his wife were ready at any time |
To go before Notary Public and
swear that Tanlac is the only medi
cine he he'd ever taken that had any
effect on his rheumatism and stomach
trouble
Tie also stated he had another Gus
toner. an old gentleman. who had
taken five bottles OF Tanlac and had
gained twelve to fifteen pounds AM
that they were building up large
business on Tanlac, etc. -
Taplac is sold in Columbia b.
.sMISER DRUG co. and by one regu-
lar established agency in every town.
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