St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-16
k0LA A TRUE SPECIFIC
For Ailments Connected With
Nerves, Brain, Blood and
Muscles.
Ten Thousand People Hove AV0IIed Them
selves OIL The Free Samples Of
RelQlI Druggists.
In These Days of Nervous Complaints Is
II Not Wise TO Try a Remedy So
Sure as KOla heTVine Tablets?

A true remedy, sold on its merits,
recognized by the highest medical au-
thorities and noteworthy for the imme-
diate, consistent and lasting effects
produced, needs but to be known to
be used, needs but to be used to be ap-
preciated at it's true value. Such rem
edy is DR.. Charcot's Kola NervineTab-
lets, and fully ten thousand men and
women of heTwinCities are now in the
way of being benefited thereby. The
plan of giving to retail druggists 80, 900
sample packages of the Tablets for
free distribution has proved itself ad-
mirable in every way. Fortunately,
the supply was large cc- the demand
would have exhausted it. None the
less it will be part of wisdom to secure
and try some of the sample tablets
speedily. A booklet on Kola and it's
virtues will be furnished free by the
Eureka Chemical and Manufacturing
Co., La Crosse, Wis.
EMINENT AUTHORITIES ON
KOLA
While it is not the desire, in any
way, to decry other remedies, it is
only fair, alike to the compounders
fact that Kola is unique in that it is
positively recommended by the most
noted medical authorities and spe-
clalists in America and Europe. No
claims are made for Kola that can
not be at once substantiated by the
written reports of such men as DR..
Jean Martin Charcot, of France, who,
when alive. was the most eminent of
the worlds specialists in nervous dis
eases; DR.. John V. Shoemaker, of
Philadelphia; DR.. Gihon, medical di-
rector q. S. navy; DR.. M. Levy, Hos
pital Lazare, France; DIR. Louis E.
Monnet, of Paris; DR.. Edward Heckel,
Marseilles; DIR. A. Hudson, of Phila-
delphia, and many others equal in au-
thority, research and reputation.
The Kola nut (and it is from fresh
nuts that the prescription for the tab
lets is compoundeD has been used by
natives of the Dark Continent ever
since the sixteenth century. Not un-
til Africa and it's products became
known to civilized doctors and sci
ent1sts was opportunity afforded to
study the Kola nut and learn it's ben
eficial effects. DR.. Charcot made the
study carefully. He found that the
nut was used to supplement or take
the place of food to dissipate fatigue.
to add Vigor to all the functions of
the system; in short, as an invigorator
and tonic fresh from Natures Iabora-
tory. He prepared a prescription and
from this the KoIa Nervine Tablets
are compounded.
RESTORES THE TISSUES DOES
AWAv yyrJ1,IJ
AS an emergency ration and invig-
GRANT the Kola sut has been intro
duced into the French commissariat
universally, while the Germans and
Russians are fast following suit. A
recent trial of the nut as a. ration bv
soldiers from Fort Smelling was SO
em1nently satisfactory the attention
OF our own military authorities can
not fail in being called thereto
This is the age and nation of nerv-
Gus diseases. Debilitating conditions
surely follow the exacting swiftness
of our daily lives. The tablets have
indisputable merit in restoring the It's
sues, renewing healthful vigor, giving
back to man and woman the strong
nerves they long for, averting neural
g1a, dyspepsia, impoverished blood.
and all the companion troubles flesh
is heir to.
The statements made above are of
the pla1nest; their truth a trial of
DR.. Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets
Will subStantiate. Your druggist will
give you sample package and will
sell you box Zone months treat
menD for S1.00, or five boxes for So 90.
You will prove the best advertisement
for the remedy.