Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-04-11
DIGESTUM IS THE THING.

DIGESTUM IS THE THING.
Just sl.oO will make good digestion
wait on appetite"
Olympia, Wash. March l, 1900
To the Dear Public:
Some twenty years ago l had neu-
ralsia of the stomach for some
months, followed by the most acute
form Of dyspepsia: For more than a
month l threw up almost everything l
ate. An old friend, distinguished
physician and scientist, gave me a
remedy which he said he had used for
forty years. He said people took it
and got well, but often gave the medi-
cine no credit, as the cure was so easy
and natural. took it, and in a short
time was able to eat acid fruits, which
had not eaten for years without be-
ing violently sick afterwards. The
cure was speedy and permanent. For
twenty years l have made and given it
to others, for the good could do them.
Now l am making and selling it for
the good it will do the S0,OO0,O 900 Am
erican people, mostly dyspeptics.
Very sincerely,
d. B. GARRISON.
J. T. Eshelman has been for ten
years pastor of the Christian church
in Tacoma, the longest pastorate Of
any in that beautiful city. He was for
merly state senator and recently U. S.
collector Of customs at Port Towns.
end. Said he recently to Mr.. CARR.
son: Il am not a new woman, but
am a new man, and Digestum has
made me-" He had been under a doc
tors care for three years for stomach
trouble.
Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 16, 1900.
D. B. Garrison. Olympia, Wash:
Dear BrO.-Well, sir, your medicine
is charm! Ju.t what l have needed
for three years. l have had no trouble
with my stomach since l began using
it, and feel splendidly. My head is as
clear as bell. 1t is a perfect pleas.
ure to preach now, whereas when l
was there Tin Olympia) it was a bur.
den. l do think you ought to put 1t
on the market for sale. Suffering
humanity" demands it. 1 want anoth.
er box. Your brother,
| ]. T. ESHELMAN.
Perhaps no man in the United
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pits Or is as well known personally
as VIM. F. Cowden, of Tacoma, who
for fifteen years has been general
evangelist Of the Christian church (of
which the lamented Garfield was q
worthy member). He has made an.
nual trips back East, preaching three
months each year in the interest OF
missions in the Northwest-a prince
in Israel; such a man weighs careful.
ly his words.
Tacoma, Wash. Sept. II, 1901.
Mr.. D. B. Garrison:
Dear Sir and Brother-For several
years l have been a sufferer from in.
digestion and could find no effectual
relief. Recently my attention was
called to your remedy. I have been
using "Digestum" for about three
months, with most delightful results
1t seems to me to be a specific fol
dyspepsia and kindred troubles, and
most cordially commend its use to
others who may be suffering from
these maladies as have suffered. As
do not wish to be without the rem
edy, please send me another box.
Yours very gratefully.
WIN. F. COWDEN.
Hon. Will d. Jenkins, late secretary
Of state for Washington, who retired
from Office with a magnificent record
Of duty well done, and who is now
president of The Washington and Cal
ifornia Oil Co., Office in San Francis
co, says:
Olympia, Wn., June II, 1900.
D. B. Garrison, Esq:
have used "Digestum" for indiges
ton and stomach troubles and find Il
q most excellent remedy.
/ WILL D. JENKINS,
Secretary Of State.
Hon. Neal Cheetham, a graduate oil
Drake University. commenced preach
Ing In Iowa, but came West some
twenty years ago; was State Evan
gelist Of Oregon and for years one ol
the most logical preachers in the State
Of Washington. He was elected State
Auditor in 1896 for four years and
made a splendid record.
| Olympia. Wash, July II, 1900.
Dear Bro. Garrison:
l wish to bear witness to the un
usual excellence Of your dyspepsis
remedy. "Digestum." While have Civ
en- 1t but slight test myself, but with
good results, my wife Eas given II
thorough trial and pronounced It decid
eddy 1.-THE thing" and I know her con
fdence is well founded.
| Sincerely yours,
NEAL CHEETHAM.
F. Walden Is pastor of the Church
Of Christ at Zillah, Wash, and a large
fruit grower in Yakima county.
Zillah, Wash, June 9, 1900.
I have thoroughly tested your "Di
gestum" and find it to be a most ex
cellent remedy for indigestion. 1 can
most cheerfully recommend "Diges.
tum" to those who are suffering from
stomach troubles.
Your brother,
F. WALDEN.
Mr.. B. F. Young was for years an
honored teacher at San Diego, Cal.
and is now temporarily resident OF
Olympia.
Olympia, Wash, Nov. 10, 1901.
D. B. Garrison, Olympia, Wash:
Dear Sir-Chronic Indigestion In
my case. was greatly exaggerated by
steamer fare from San Diego, CAL, to
Tacoma, Wn.. early last August, and
it seemed impossible to restore my
digestive system to normal action, un
til. in October, you told me of your
''Digestum," one box Of which cured
me. Yours truly,
B. F. YOUNG.
A. A. Miller is postmaster at Pull