Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-05-04
MUNYON'S
STARTLING
DISCOVERY
A New Cure to Pro-
long Life
Made from the fruit Of
PAW PAW
Stops All Wastes by Feeding the
Nerves.
Revitalizes the Blood
CURES DYSPEPSIA. INCIGES.
ton and STOMACH
TROUBLES.
A Great Test to be Made ir
WatertOWn
Free Sample Bottles to be Given
Away from the Drug
Store of
Chas. A. Gamm
Thie Ernn nietrihUtinn RpGine Al
Free Sample Bottles to be Given
Away from the Drug
Store of
Chas. A. Gamm
This Free Distribution begins al
O'clock, Monday, May 9Th.

To the Editor of the Republican:
Having discovered new remedy which L be-
lieve will revolutionize the practice of medicine
7 must earnestly ask thatyou assist me in its in
PRODUCTION by announcing q freeidistribution from
your leading drug store.
want the public to know the truth-know it as
know it.
1 believe there is cure for every disease
believe that human life can be prolonged-I be-
heve that peopleshould.dielonlyf from old age ano
also believe that my Paw-Paw remedy.will not
only relieve much suffering, but add many years
to the averaged life.
In my opinion. dyspepsia and indigestion are
the cause of most ailments. Indigestion means
nervousness, Sleeplessness, impure blood, ca
tarrh, sluggish liver, kidney and heart affections.
No person can be happy-nO person can see the
beauties Of life and enjoy it's pleasures who SUI
fers from any form of stomach trouble.
An eminent actor called my attention to the
wonderful benefit he had derived from eating
Paw-PaW fruit, telling me that it had made al
most new stomach for him. l began to expert
ment with this fruit and found it to be most
powerful aid to digestion.
have taken the medicinal qualities of this
fruit and combined it with other medicaments
and have made preparation which is called
-'MUNYON'S PAW-PAW."
cannot recommend this remedy too highly for
all forms OF indigestion and nervousness. This
remedy also acts wonderfully well on the liver,
blood and kidneys, but believe its greatest value
is in it's marvellous effect upon the stomach land
nerves. 1t is really a nerve food and vitalizer.
1t gives exhilaration without intoxication. 1t
does what whisky nor beer cannot do. 1t relieves
the nerve tension. 1t stimulates every fiber and
,,,,tc i'm to active force every tissue of the hOdy
1t lifts one into the altitude of hope and holds
him there 1t is a bridge that enables the weak
and sickly to cross dangerous places. 1t feeds
and nourishes the nerves, so that the blood cor
puscles will be constantly reVitaliZed, and the
losses.of the vital forces will be almost imper-
ceptibe In other words it will supply suffi-
Gent 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 time requires
a stimnlant NOT AN ALCOHOLIC STIMU-
LIANT, no ) a stimulant that will buoy up for a
moment and then cast down to lower depths OF
depression, but a stimuant that will give an
abiding strength and lasting force.
My Paw-PaW aids the stomach to digest hearty
foods, and to make good rich blCOi, which
again in turn strengthens the nerves, yitaliZing
all the tissues, and soon produces muscle, tissue,
bone.
IL is my opinion that the clergymen in the
country could do no greater service to the cause
of temperance than to advocate the gen eral use
of my Paw-PaW for by it's use drunkenness would
be lessened enlOrals and health of the coun-
try greatly improved.
wife whose husband is addicted to drinking
can do nothing better for herself or family than
to get bottle of this Paw-PaW, and whenever
her husband feels the need Of tone, give him
tablespoonful of PaW-PaW. She will find that he
will soon lose all craving for strong drinks-that
his appetite will soon become natural that his
nervousness and longing for excitment will dis
appear, and he will be perfectly satisfied without
alcoholic stimulants and harmful beverages.
have so much confidence in this remedy that
propose distributing trial bottles free from the
leading drug stores throughout the country 1
wa MT everybody to try it, feeling confident that it
will bring relief ond happiness.
Trusting you VIII all me in this investi tion,
1beg to remain,
Yours faithfully,
J. NJ. MUNYON.
Professor Munyon has adopted the same
method of introducing this remedy that has char
acteriZed the introduction of all his other RENE
dieS-by distributing free samples from the lead
ing newspaper offices and drug stores and invit-
ing the public to make a thorough test and then
report the results through the columns of the
newspapers.
We cheerfully open the columns of our paper
to this investigation, and hope that every person
suffering with any nerve or stomach trouble will
give this remedy careful test.
This free distribution begins Monday morning.
May 9th and closes p. n Tuesday, May 10th.