Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-06
PARENTS WERE
WORRIED OVER
THEIR |! DAUGHTER
Was So Frail She Had. to
Be < Carried G, Up Stairs -:
Change Is Wonderful"

n one could see the wonderful
change that has taken place in the
condition of our young daughter,
'Thelma. in the past few weeks with
out believing in Tanlac." said Mrs. M.
O'Donnell Of 104 Second Ave-, South,
st. Paul, Mimi. recently in of the
most interesting and remarkable
lion with the Master Medicine.
Mrs. O'Donnells husband Is q!
valued employe Of Swift & Company,
with whom he has been connected for
the past 'thirty-seven .years-fifteen
years in Omaha Neb.,, and the past
twef1tyStwo years in St. Paul. ~
"Thelraa, whoiis now ffteen33years'
of age" saidTMrs. O'DonnsH, took
whooping cough last 'Julyfa year ago:
At this time she weighed one hundred
and thirty-fve pounds and was In.
perfect health, The cough stayed
with her for twenty -four weeks and
in the mean time she contracted
pneumonia. Her stomach became so
upset that she could not retain any
thing she. would eat and. she lost
] weight until she vas hardly more than
a frame of skin and bones. She was
SO weak she couldn't. get out of bed
without help and was a pitiable. sight
to ook at. She reminded me of the
pictures. of the starving Armenian
children I have so often seen. we
put. her, under the very best treatment
at,d. tspentimorc than a thousand dol
lars. but" she kept getting weaker.
She uttered terribly. with pains in her
back oVer...fner. kidneys. and her. feet
and hands. were like Ice ali the. time,
She had tl1fee different attacks OF
pneumonia and also an attack OF
pleurisy during the last year. r.
NsIL9Ef .ClYr m r, or vo to4E h1~ ~
Omaha hoping the change of climate
and surroundings would help her, but
had to bring her back home in Just q
week as it did not agree, with her
We had to feed her on broths, toas
and things Of that kind and had tt
carry her up stairs to bed as sht
could not, walk. Seven weeks ago W.
took her to the best specialist in tn.
northwest. At this time she weighed
only eighty-one pounds and was S,
weak and frail she could not TAX.
more than a half dozen steps. .Aftel
a.. thorough examination : this Erea
physician said the chances. were. i;
hundred :tesone against. her recovery
Shes q too weak, to: standtan opef
alton and We were SO discouraged
that we did not know what to do. =
ut was then that I got a bottle o
Tanlac for her and our surprise an
w Sui "uGh, WiLiiII
weeks time after she began taking II
we noticed an improvement in he
condition. Her appetite picked vi
and she insisted on eating things sh'
had not touched in more than hftee,
;'months. and had no, i'll effects from
, them, Since then it has been beyon'
J my understanding the way she ha
improved. That .bloated condition l
!. about IN and she is eating meat
> > and just anything else she wants. Sh
: is now able to be. UP walking zaroupd
: goes in. to- St. :J9aHl With, me SayaF
!. other ~da? and is~@takieg.an interest |
: life again. Last Friday she took
: walk of twenty-one blocks and re
turned feeling fine. She has alread
: gained ten pounds in weight. is no
;. like she was, and is getting i
:. good healthy color in her cheeks. /
!, fact. she never complains Of an ach
= or pain now and from the way she i
building up shs will soon be like her
self again. We are Just SO glad t
!, see how perfectly her health is bein
! restored tina we want to tell every
= body about Tanlac. 7 just wan t
q say to everyone that I think Tanlac
a the most wonderful medicine in til
world. We are all praising it at. m
! house and never expect to be withou
!, it,"
i Tanlac is sold in Grand Forks b
Vold's Drug. Store. and. the s..leadin
druggist in every town.-Adv.