Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-07

Professor MuIly says. liz ihNo
that one must take Spring Medicines
is great mistake. 1t is true that at
this season 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, it is sin against
nature to take drugs of any kind into
the body unless one is i'll. The so-called
Spring Medicines for the blood are also
bad because they pretend to cure all
diseases with one combination of medi-
cines. If your stomach is out of order
it is absurd to take rheumatism medl-
cine; if you have a cold, a kidney
remedy not only does you no good, but
may do harm; if your liver is sluggish
a nerve cure is useless. In fact, there
is only one way to cure promptly and
permanently. that is, by treating each
phase of disease with the appropriate
remedy. A separate cure for each dis
ease is the grand and true principle on
which the Munyon system of treatment
has gained it's marvellous success.
IF you have an April Cold. the first
thing is to cure the cold, as this is the
season when Grippe and Colds have a
dangerous tendency to develop into
lung diseases and catarrh. The most
obstinate colds yield in a few hours to
Munyon's Cold Cure. Pneumonia, ca
tarrhal diseases and throat troubles
are always prevented by this remedy.
Where Colds are complicated by a
Cough, the Cold Cure should be al
ternated with Munyon's Cough Cure.
THE debilitated condition which
affects many people in the Spring sea-
-on is Natures warming that some or
gan is weak and often precedes serious
disease. 1t is a condition which needs
careful investigation, and which calls
for treatment, not with Spring Medi-
cines, but with the remedy that will
remove the cause. If the stomach is
disordered, Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure
will act as a stomach tonic and bowel
equator, assisting digestion, and cur
ing such symptoms as pain or soreness
in the stomach. indigestion, or distress
after eating. fullness in the stomach,
ahortness of breath, poor appetite,
coated tongue, sour or bitter raising
from the stomach. heartburn, wind or
The stomach, constipation, dizziness.
faintness, and lost energy.
IF the kidneys are affected, the Ian
Tuid. dragged-out feeling is accom-
anied by pain in the back, dark circles
around the eyes, headaches, and de-
rosits of red sand or mucus in the
urine Munyon's Kidney Cure is guar
anteed TO cure 95 per cent. of all forms
t kidney disease.
When the liver is disordered, the
whole system feels the presence in the
lood Of the poisonous substances left
ny the defective action of this organ.
n fact, the condition is one Of general
poisoning. 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. back
ache, and aches and pains all over.
Munyon's Liver Cure stimulates the
liver to healthy action, and makes a
erfeet cure by removing the cause.
Impoverished, thin and impure blood
is the foundation from which many
diseases arise in the Spring months.
he poor quality of the blood results in
q general low state of health, loss of
energy and vitality. The patient takes
cold easily, and the colds are obstinate.
leading to catarrh, rheumatism and
neuralgia. Munyon's Blood Cure not
only purifies the blood, but makes new
blood, rich in nourishment that invig-
crates the whole system. 1t aids the
healthful action of all the organs of
the body, revitalizes all the tissues,
promotes appetite, drives out skin dis
eases, 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
Munyon specific with which you can
doctor and cure yourself. Munyon' :
| Improved homeopathic Remedies are
sold by all druggists. mostly at % cents
] a vial There is no guess work, each
remedy is plainly labeled with direc-
tons for home treatment, and the cure
is absolutely certain. If you are in
doubt as to the nature Of your disease,
a personal letter to Professor Munyon
1906 Arch street, Philadelphia, will be
answered with free medical advice.