The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-26
MUNYON'S
STARTLING
DISCOVERY
A New Cure to
PrOIOng Life
MADE FROM PAW PAW FRUIT
Stops All Wastes by Feeding the
N6IV6S.
REvITALiZES THE BLOOD
Cures Indigestion and All
Stomach Troubles.
Great Test is Being Made
in Topeka.
5000 Bottles to be Given Away from the
Cures Indigestion and All
Stomach Troubles.
A Great Test is Being Made
in Topeka.
1000 Bottles to be Given Away from the
Office of the Topeka State journal.
This Free Distribution Begins Friday
Morning, Nov. 27th at O'clock.

To the Editor of the Topeka State
Journal:
Having discovered a new remedy
which 1 believe will revolutionize the
practice of medicine l most earnestly
ask that you assist me in its intro
duction by allowing me to make free
distribution from your office.
want the public to know the truth,
know it as I know it.
1 believe there is a cure for every
disease-I believe that human life can
be pro4onged-I believe that people
should die only from old age, and 1
also believe and know that my Paw
Paw remedy will not only relieve much
suffering, but add many years to the
average life.
In my opinion dyspepsia and indi-
gestion are the cause of most ailments.
Indigestion means nervousness. sleep
lessness. impure blood, catarrh. slug
gish liver. kidney and heart affections.
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-
ton to the wonderful benefit he had
derived from eating the Paw Paw fruit.
new stomach for him. I began to ex-
pertinent with this fruit and found it
to be a most powerful aid to digestion.
1 have taken the medicinal qualities
of this fruit and combined it with
other indictments and have made a
preparation which is called NUN
YON'S PAW PAW"
1 cannot recommend this remedy too
hiRh1U all forms of i'm q nd
nervousness. This remedy also acts
wonderfully well on the liver, blood
and Kidneys, but 1 believe its greatest
Office is in it's marvellous effect upon
the stomach and nerves. 1t is really a
nerve food and vitalizer
1t gives exhiliration without intoxica-
ton. It does what whisky nor beer
cannot do. 1t relieves the nerve ten
sion 1t stimulates every fibre and puts
into active force every tissue of the
body. 1t lifts one into the altitude of
hope and holds him there. 1t is a
bridge that enables the weak and sick
ly to cross dangerous places 1t feeds
and nourishes the nerves. so that the
blood corpuscles will be constantly re-
Vitalized, and the losses of the vital
forces Will be almost imperceptible. In
other words, it will supply sufficient
quantity of life matter TO take the place
sx the waste.
instead of irritating the nerves and
stomach, it soothes and strengthens
them.
Almost every human being some time
requires a stimulant NOT AN ALCO-
HOLIC STIMULANT, not a stimulant
that will buoy up for moment anC
then cast down to lower DEPTHS of de-
preston, but stimulant that will give
an abiding strength and lasting force
My Paw Paw aids the stomach to di-
gest hearty foods, and to make good
rich blood, which again in turr
strengthens the nerves, vitaIizng all the
tissues, and soon produces muscle. It's
sue, bone.
1t is my opinion that the clergymer
in this vicinity could do no greater ser
vice to the cause Of temperance thar
TO advocate the general use of my Paw
Paw, for by its use drunkenness woult
be lessened, and the morals and healtl
of the community greatly improved
A wife whose husband is addicted t
drinking can do nothing better for her
self or family than TO get a bottle O.
this Paw Paw, and whenever her hus
band feels the need of a tonic, give hin
a tablespoonful of Paw Paw. She will
find that he will soon lose all cravings
for strong drinks-that his appetit,
viii soon become natural, that his ner
VousnesS and longing for excitement
will disappear and he will be perfect!
satisfied without alcoholic stimulant
have so much confidence in thi
remedy that 1 propose distributing tria
bottles free, from the leading newspa
per offices throughout the country.
want everybody to try it, feeling con
hdent that it will bring relief and hap
piness.
Trusting you will aid me in this in
Vestigation, I beg to remain,
Yours faithfully,
]. NJ. MUNYON.
Professor Munyon has adopted tn
same method of introducing this rem
edy that has chara cterized the intro
ductiOn of all his other remedies-b.
distributing free samples from tn
leading newspaper offices. and inviting
the public to make a thorough test an
then report the results through tn
columns of the newspapers.
This free distribution begins Friday
November q, from the office ofAthe To
peka State Journal.