Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1919-04-04 | Page 5 | 'Twas a Lucky Day Says Mrs. O'conner

'TWAS A LOCK? II SMS IS. O'COMNER Her Improvement, After Taking Tan-lac, Tan-lac, Was Simply Wonderful. "It was certainly a lucky day for me when I got my first bottle of Tanlac." said Mrs. John O'Connor, ', of 338 East Oldham St., Knoxville, ! Tenn. ; "For five or six years," she con- tinned, "I had been in a dreadfully 1 rundown and nervous condition, was i awfully weak and suffered with J spells of dizziness. 1 had terrible j nervous headaches and my j stomach was so weak I couldn't di- j gest even the lightest kind of food. 1 1 could sleep very little and became ! so despondent that I was afraid no- J thing could help me regain my i health. "I wouldn't have believed it if -anybody had told me any medicine would cause me to yain ei.zlit pounds in ten days, but that is exactly ex-actly what Tanlac has done for me. Soon ater I started taking ii I began be-gan to eat better, sleep like a baby and feel just fine and my steady improvement im-provement has simply hen woiiit'-r-f ill. I have thrown away all n,y other medicine and will stick to Ta lilac, li-lac, for 1 think it is the fim-.-t medicine med-icine on earth." Tanlac is sold in Mt. Pb-asant by Ed. Johnston, in Ephraim by 1). vY Ander.-on Dm ; Co., in Moroni by I. W. ('hriste :scn. Jr.. i:i K..ir if-v Inch In-ch as. Peacock; in Siaii'l by Ralph Houtraaril. in Fountain Orenn by M. C. Hansen, and in Gnnniro i i.y Gun- ' uisoD. rharLuacy. AdvertiiemCLt. !