Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-24
APPENDICITIS
IS IMPOSSIBLE
# You Use Il, AIN
MUNYON'S N
PAW PAW
1T TONES THE WEAKENED
STOMACH.
u Restores the Appetite Of Childhood.
Anyone Who Has Used Il Will cay
IT is the Most Marvellous Stomach
Remedy Ever Produced.

no one ever had appendicitis whose
Indigestion was right. With the stom-
ach performing it's functions normally
lhe bowels will act normally and the
man VIII never know that he has q
'ermi1orm Appendage.. There is no
more danger of appendicitis for such a
one than there is that he will develop
wings.
Munyon's Paw Paw tones the weak
| ened stomach. 1t lifts the tagging
power of over-worked stomach. 1t
gently but quickly and surely puts new
impulse and fresh energy into the stom-
ach itself and helps it to thoroughly
digest the food that is put in it, There
is world of difference between help
ing man by a gift and helping him
to help himself. The one course
makes a dependent a weakling. the
other course makes man.
Munyon's Paw Paw helps the stom-
ach to help itself. 1t restores normal
strength to the weakened, abused,
strained stomach.
1t banishes nervousness and Sleep
lessness.
1t makes indigestion impossible.
1t brings the appetite of childhood to
stomach wearied and worn.
1t insures restful, dreamless slumber
of baby days.
Mr.. Norman L. Hickok, physical in
structor and special representative of
Rhode Island, for Alois P. Swoboda,
says under date of Sept. 9, 1903:
Il believe that indigestion and dys-
pepsia in its many forms is the cause
OF more suffering than all other all
ments, and without any hesitation, 1
endorse your wonderful tonic, Paw
Paw, to all needing medicine for dys-
pepsia.
Il find that as a nervous sedative it
has no equal and that it invigorates
the entire system"
Miss A. Booth of North Cambridge,
Mass, says under date of Sept. 9, 1903:
Il have been taking Paw Paw for
three weeks to cure me of nervous
dyspepsia, ] can say truthfully that 1
have not had return of my ailment
since 1 have taken Paw Paw. 1 wish
to thank you for discovering SO fine a
medicine for the relief of mankind. I
am school teacher and cheerfully
give this testimonial that every one
suffering from stomach trouble may be
benefited thereby"
Mr. George f. Dawson OF y Newton,
Mass, says under date of Sept. 3,
1908:
Il have used the services of hospitals
and four Of the best doctors in Boston
for a cure of insomnia brought on by
chronic dyspepsia and / can with
great pleasure recommend Professor
Munyon's Paw Paw, the new vegetable
pepsin medicine. 1t not alone cured
me of my stomach trouble and my
sleeplessness, but have increased in
weight. -4 I-r..,,
Mr.. Z. S. Emerson, Kinnaird street,
Cambrdgeport. Mass, says under date
of Sept. 9, 1903
Regarding the worlds tonic, Mum
yon's Paw Paw 1 beg to state that
both my mother and myself are taking
it with elegant results, as a tonic and
sedative for the nerves and cheer
fully endorse it as the finest tonic and
reconstructive agent 1 have ever
used"
Ask your neighbor, ask your drug
gist, see if with one voice they do not
say Munyon's Paw Paw Is the medical
marvel of the whole world for stomach
or nerve troubles.
For sale by all druggists, one dollar
per bottle. Paw Paw Pills, twenty-five
cents per bottle.