The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-09
INDIAN CI]RIOSITIES DRAW CROWDS
EVERYBODY TALKING ''STOMACH''
Hundreds of SagWa Trial Bottles Given Away
m Ae eOOts Ia KcpOO Medicines Trial Bottles

How much money would you
give to be completely and
permanently cured OF your all
ment? How many remedies have
you taken and not been cured
How much money have you spent
with doctors? We don't mean 10 say
a single word against good doctors.
There are good doctors and bad doc
tors lust as there are good and bad
lawyers. good and bad bankers, good
and bad merchants. good and bad
men and women In all walks OF life
Furthermore. even some good men
make mistakes, and especially In cas-
es OF sickness make the wrong dag
nosis as TO what ails the patient
We we're led to believe that most
diseases come from stomach disord-
ers. because Kickapoo Sagwa was
Originally intended as a cure for dis
eases OF the stomach. Nevertheless
our cabinet files are full Of letters
stating that Sagwa has cured rheu-
matism, liver complaint, backache,
headache. nervousness. blood dis
eases, skin diseases, and dozens or
lother ailments. Il took us some time
Ito understand this. We knew that
Sagwa was not a fake; We knew that
We were putting the right materials In
to II to cure stomach troubles, we
knew that there could not be bet
ter combination OF simple vegetable
! medicines for correcting disordered
digestion and building up the diges'
tive function to perfect health. Con
! sequently Il puzzled us to have so
many people write to us that they
were cured of so many different dis
eases by Sagwa, the stomach medi
I cine Then Il began TO dawn upon
q us. We worked out a theory Thai
Y theory Is. rs we have often said II
e our advertising. that most diseases
k come from Indigestion.
r Il was not long before we began q
u tell people who had rheumatism tina
# there must be something wrong will
/. their stomach. We were laughed ai
Y but Kiokapoo Sagwa. the stomach
(. medicine, kept on curing rheumatism
- When man would come To us an
p tell MS his allmont. (it might be on
h of dozen different dlseasesl W
d would Immediately begin to ask hin
Is questions about his digestion. Inval
ID lably we would find that there wa
m some kind OF food that he knew h
ID ought not to eat, but that he did ca
10 or he was drinking something tina
H.. upset him. After n while We natura
* ly fell into the habit OF telling almos
d. everybody that weak stomach wa
lg back OF their troubles They mlgi
o. apparently be digestlng their foo
N properly. but something was or IN
n. been wrong with their digestion.
n You may think we are fools Tn.
he does not disturb MS n particle. " va
4. could receive the letters that we RI
n celve from the people who have In
II ,nelr eyes opened and have been col
he Nerted TO our belief In Sagwa as
n. cure for stomach troubles and Their
ie by cure for q large number OF n,
ne familiar diseases. YOU would N
=. anu down the streets Of this toW
nj le'ing everybody that you met VIII
nm SagWa would do for them We n,
,n uolng that very thing through our n
Il. Nefusing We cannot remain no,
,u nAllN. because there arc noon
~ al OF the other towns of tho I'M
n eu states who must know ahout IN,
10. l,,.,.orant kickanoo theories "a. n,
II. iiHlk ihem Just as fast ne NJ, =.
N. "'9 t our advertising what sarv
at n INV u acts. and what n rnr.s
~ sN.'. VOW after the above esnisnsti,
~ !, , nun You Won think e worth while ~ ,
~ immediately to Joseph Arraa. NJ,
!, e ana ASK our renresent,,ivs :.
7" iree trial bottle Of sagwai ''s u