The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-23

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"A Celebrated Actor says Paw Paw
Made a New Stomach for Him
A GREAT TEST
TO BE MADE IN MINNEAPOLIS
10000
EcttIes TO be Given Away From
the Office OF Tho Minneapolis
journal.
This Free Distribution Begins Tuesday. 18th
November, at 9 q. m.
To the Editor of The Journal.

Having discovered a new remedy
which I believe will revolutionize the
practice Of medicine, most earnestly
ask that you assist me in It's intro
duction by allowing me to make
free distribution from your office.
I want the public to know the truth.
know it as I know 1t.
/ believe there is a cure for every
disease believe that human life can
he prolonged-I believe that people
s9lculd die only from old age. and I
also believe and know that my Paw
Paw remedy will not only relieve
to the average life.
In my opinion dyspepsia and indi-
'gestton are the cause of most all
ments. Indigestion means nervousness,
Bleeplessness, impure blood, catarrh,
sluggish liver, kidney and heart af-
fections. No person can be happy
NO person can see the beauties of life
and enjoy its pleasures who suffers
from any form of stomach trouble.
An eminent actor called my atten-
tlon to the wonderful benefit he had
derived from eating the Paw Paw
fruit telling mo that 1t had made
almost new stomach for him. I be-
gan to experiment with this fruit and
found it to be g. most powerful aid
ito digestion.
{ I have taken the medicinal quail
tties OF this fruit and combined It
with other medicaments and have
made a preparation which Is called
'-AIUNYON's PAW PAW"
I cannot recommend this remedy
Zoo highly for all forms Of INDIGESTION
and nervousness This remedy, also
acts wonderfully well on the liver,
Blood and kidneys, but I believe its
greatest office Is in its marvellous eff
fect upon the stomach and vitalizer.
1t gives exhilaration without intoxi-
cation. It does what whiskey nor
beer cannot do. 1t relieves the nerve
tension. It stimulates every fibre and
puts into active force every tissue of
abe body. It lifts one into the altitude
of hope and holds him there. It Is q
bridge that enables the weak and
sickly to cross dangerous places. 1t
feeds and nourishes the nerves. SO that
the blood corpuscles will be constant
ily revitalized, and the losses Of the
vital forces will be almost 1mpercepti-
bile. In other words, 1t will supply a
sufficient quantity of life matter to
take the place Of the waste.
Instead Of irritating the nerves and
stomach, it soothes and strengthens
them.
! Almost every human being some
ttme requires stimulant. Not an
alcoholic stimulant, not a stimulant
that will buoy up for a moment and
then cast down to lower depths Of de-
lpression but stimulant that will give
an abiding strength and 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 ali
Ehe tissues, and soon produces muscle
tissue, bone.
It Is my opinion that the clergymer
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 It's use drunken
mess would be 1essened, and the
morals and health Of the community
greatly improved.
A wife whose husband is addicted
10 drinking can do nothing better foI
herself or family than to get a bottle
of this Paw Paw, and whenever, her
nuSDdIl lGclS tIl6 uccu VI d lOlllC, SlVS
Ihirn tablespoonful of Paw Paw. She
(wll find that he will soon lose al
icrav;ngs for strong drinks-that hi.
appetite will soon become natural
THAT his nervousness and longing fol
excltements will disappear, and he
will be perfectly satisfied without al
coholio stimulants and harmful bever.
ages.
have so much confidence in thi,
remedy that I propose distributing
trial bottles free from the leading
newspaper offices thruout the coun.
try. I want everybody to try it. feel
ing confident that 1t will bring relie1
aud happiness.
Trusting you will aid me In this In.
vcst1gation, I beg to remain.
Yours faithfully,
J. M. MUNYON.
Professor Munyon has adopted tn,
same method of introducing this rem
edy that has characterized the intro
ductlon of all his other remedies-b,
distributing free samples from thu
leading newspaper offices, and invit
ing the public to make thoro ties
and then report the results thru thu
columns Of the newspapers.
We cheerfully open the columns o
our paper to this investigation, ant
hope that every person suffering will
any nerve or stomach trouble will Civ
this remedy a careful test.
This free distribution begins Tues
day morning at o'clock. from tn,
office of The Minneapolis Journal.