Richmond Man Pars Tribute
"I consider Tanlac the greatest tonic of the age, and it worked wonders in my case, and though my work is heavy, Tanlac made me feel equal to it at all times," said a well-known Richmond Iron worker. John Kirby, 707 South Belvidere Street, Richmond, suffered from catarrh of stomach, loss of appetite, weight and strength, and had frequent headaches often. After meals, I was invariably nauseated and sometimes would vomit up my dinner. I felt specially bad morning, but now I can truthfully say I feel better, and I know I am better and stronger than I have been for many months, and every bottle of Tanlac I have bought has been worth to me many, many times its cost. I cannot recommend it too highly, and as I said before, I consider it the greatest tonic of the age." Signed, John Kirby.
If the reader will read the glowing tributes being paid Tanlac daily in the local papers. Remember that Richmond's greatest Druggists recommend Tanlac. Remember that thousands have already praised Tanlac in Richmond and vicinity, and then remember that no other remedy ever heard of by us has ever in Richmond's history made such a profound impression. Then the reader certainly will admit that at least Tanlac is worthy of the thorough trial urged by so many and I will get a bottle at Polk Miller's Drug Store. If troubled with catarrhal, stomach, kidney or liver ailments, no matter what the various symptoms may be. 