Parham, the Tanlac representative at the Third and Broad Street store of Polk Miller's, the other day. Since the first announcement, hundreds of people have come into the store or have sent for Tanlac to aid in their recovery from la grippe, and already in the local papers, many have testified how it aided in building up the system. Among the several unpublished we might mention the case of Mrs. C. M. Yager, 431 South Pine Street, Richmond, who said: "I was all rundown and had no appetite, no energy, felt good for nothing and pale and haggard; had also lost considerable weight, due to a severe case of la grippe. After reading in the papers of the many Tanlac had helped, I began taking it and wish to state it will do everything it is advertised to do. It's a fine tonic, and I shall always feel grateful for the great good it did me, for now, after taking two bottles of Tanlac, I feel like my old self again, and the results were rapid and truly remarkable."

Tanlac's success where illness is due to previous sickness is almost certain, for it was designed solely as a restorer and builder of weakened, rundown vital organs of the stomach, kidneys, and liver, and by removing the cause, accomplishes wonders, as proven by the above case and a thousand others. All Richmond, and, in fact, the whole country, is talking about the remarkable discovery of the great chemist. 