Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-06

GOOD WORK
Is Bringing a Harvest OF
Thanks.
Cured People Call Him the Bene-
factor Of the Age.
PAW-PAW
Is Now Recognized as Positive Cure
for Dyspepsia and All Stomach and
Nervous Troubles

Professor Munyon is probably the
most talked of man in the medical
world.
His latest discovery of Paw Paw, a
cure for dyspepsia and nervous dis
eases, is regarded by many as a crown
ing achievement. He is being congrat-
ulated by the profession and almost
glorified by those who have been cured.
1t is said that he received one day last
week more than 1000 letters from peo-
pie who wanted to thank him for re-
storing them to health.
1t is always gratifying to do good,
hut it must be specially gratifying to
Professor Munyon to know that he has
found a remedy that has brought health
and good cheer into so many homes.
TO win the gratitude of the people is
more to be priced than to win fortunes
or great 1enOWn.
Professor Munyon says the benedic-
ton from grateful person that has
been restored to health is more salts
flying to him than worldly possessions.
When asked how he was able to ac-
complsh so much and attend to so
many details his answer was: Il re-
ceive compromising strength and
tonic from the good wishes and heart
! felt thanks of people from all over the
world
Words. in my opinion, says Profess
sor Munyon, are sometimes more pow
erful and healthful than drugs.
A letter like the following gives ME
renewed energy and spurs me on TO
greater work.
Professor Munyon
Dear Sir-For some time I have suf-
fered With nervous depression. due to
| poor digestion; in fact, [ could eat
| nothing bat soup and a few cereals
Since taking Munyon's Paw Paw l
have made Il decided improvement and
eat well. sleep we'll and feel very much
| happier in spirit. 1t is the finest rem
| edv [ have ever taken. My wife also
uses it as 81 tonic with the most pleas
| ing results.
| (Signed) M. w. DEMPSEY,
Ala South street. Boston, Mass.
Almost every human being some
| time requires Il stimulant, NOT AN
ALCOHOLIC STIMULANT, not u
stimulant that will buoy up for a mo-
ment and then cast down to lower
DEPTHS of depression, but a stimulant
tiittl w III eiii t'iuAiiS3 III
|lasting force.
| My Paw Paw aids the stomach to
| digest hearty foods and to make good
| rich blood. which again in turn
| strengthens the nerves. Vitalizing all
| the tissues. and soon produces muscles
| tissues bone.
| Professor MunyOn says:
| 1t is my opinion that the clergymen
| in this country could do no greater
service to the cause of temperance
| than to advocate the general use of my
| Paw Paw, for by Its use drunkenness
would be lcssened and the morals and
| health OF the community greatly i'm
proved.
| A wife whose husband is addicted to
| drinking can do nothing better for her
self or family than to get a bottle of
| this Paw Paw, and whenever her hus-
band feels the need of a tonic give him
| a tablespoonful of Paw Paw. She will
| find that he will soon lose all cravings
! for strong drinks-that his appetite
will soon become natural. that his ner-
VCuSnesS and longing for eXcitementS
will disappear and he will be perfectly
satisfied, without alcoholic stimulants
and harmful beverages.
On sale at all druggists.