The San Francisco call., 1897-03-23

Professor Munyon says: 1.-THE idea that
one must take Spring Medicines is
great mistake. 1t is true that at this sea-
sen Of the year many changes take place
in the human body that affect the blood,
liver, kidneys and nerves. but in healthy
people these changes occur without the
help of medicines. In fact, 1t is sin
against nature to take drugs of any kind
into t. etbody unless one is i'll. The So
called Spring Medicines for the blood are
also bad because they pretend 10 cure ali
diseases with one combination OF medi-
cines. If your stomach Is out CT order 1t
is absurd to take rheumatism medicine;
if you have cold, kidney remedy not
only does you no good. bnt may do harm;
if your liver is sluggish, nerve cure IS
useless. In fact, there is only one way 10
cure promptly and permanently, that is,
by treating each phase of disease with the
appropriate remedy. "A separate cure for
each disease is the grand and true prin-
ciple on which the MunyOn system of
treatment has gained its marvellous sue
cess.
eff you have March cold, the first
thing is to cure the cold, as this is the
season when grippe and colds have dan
gerous tendency to develop into lung dis
eases and catarrah. The most obstinate
colds yield IN few hours 10 Munyon's
Cold Cure. Pneumonia, catarrhal dis
eases and throat troubles are always pre-
vented by this remedy. Where Colds are
complicated by a Cough, the Cold Cure
should be alternated with Munyon's Cough
Cure.
THE debilitated condition which affects
many people in the spring season Is Ma
ture's warning that some organ is weak
and often precedes serious diseases. 1t is
q condition which needs careful investi-
CATION, and which calls for treatment, not
with spring medicines, but with the REM
edy that will remove the cause. If the
stomach is disorcered, Munyon's Dys-
pepsia Cure will act as q stomach tonic
and bowel regulator, assisting digestion
and curing such symptoms as pain or
soreness in the stomach, indigestion or
distress after eating, tuilness III the stom-
ach, shortness of breath. poor appetite,
coated tongue, sour or bitter raising from
the stomach, heartburn, wind on the
stomach, constipation, dizziness, faintness
and lost energy.
"If the kidneys are affected, the languid,
dragged-out feeling is accompanied by
pain In the back, dark circles around the
eyes, headaches, and deposits of red sand
or mucus in the urine. Munyon's Kidney
Cure is guaranteed to cure 50 per cent of
ali forms of kidney disease.
when the liver is di eordered, the
wnoe system feels the presence in the
blood OF the poisonous substances left by
the defective action of this organ. In fact,
the condition is one of general poisoninr.
There is depression Of the spirits, tired,
worn-out feeling all the time, bad taste in
the mouth, aching and soreness in the
right side, backache. and aches and pains
al over. Munyon's Liver Cure stimulates
the liver TO healthy action and makes
perfect cure by T moving the cause.
Impoverished, thin and impure blood
is the foundation from which many dis
eases arise in the spring months. The
poor quality of the blood results in gen.
eral low state of health, loss of energy ana
vitality. The patient takes cold easily,
and the colds are obstinate. leading TO
yon's Blood Cure not only purifies the
blood, but makes new blood, rich IN nour-
ishment that invigorates the whole sys-
tenn. 1t aids the healthful action of all
the organs of the body. revitalizes all the
tissue promotes appetite, drives out skin
diseases, brings healthy color to the
cheeks, clears the complexion and tones
up the nerves. dispelling completely the
dragged-out, tired feeling
No matter what the disease there Is q
Munyon specific with which you can doc
tor and cure yourself Munyon's improved
Homeopathic Remedies are sold by all
druggists, mostly at 25 cents vial. There
is no guess work, each remedy is p,ainly
Ia sbeled with directions for home treat
ment, and the cure is absolutely certain.
Ii you are in doubt as to the nature of
your disease rers onal letter to Professor
Muuyon, 1905 Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
Will be answered with free medical adj.
vice.