The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-15

and when | started taking Root Juice
weighed only ninety-eisht pounds.
Within a week after taking my first
dose l found | could eat anything l
cared to without the slightest dis
comfort and that I was gaining rap
idly in weight. After took several
bottles OF the medicine l was able
to do my own Homework and have
not been troubled since in any way"
The case of Mrs. J. Schondell is an
other example of the wonderful re-
suits that the medicine is accomplish
ing for sick people. Mrs. Schondell
suffered for years with rheumatism
which became so severe that she was
unable to move. The story of her
strange and remarkable recovery is
best told in her own words, and the
following is quoted from a signed
statement which she has issued for
publication:
81 suffered for years with severe
attack of rheumatism. After trying
numerous doctors without success l
made up my mind to see what the
Root Juice medicine would do for me.
Before taking the medicine I was un-
able to move and had to be carried
from one place to another, but when
l had taken only two bottles l was
able to walk without assistance and
can now take care of my household
duties. Root Juice saved my life"
The effect of the Root Juice upon
persons suffering from stomach trou-
BILE is almost incredible. The appe-
|tite increases with the first few doses
and it is not uncommon to hear peO-
pie say, 81 had not enjoyed square
meal for years before l tried it."
One lady who could scarcely eat
enough to keep her alive and who
suffered tortures from stomach trou-
BILE, says she can eat anything and
never suffers any more.
Cases of kidney and BLADDER trou-
Bile, too, in which the sufferers COM
planned of backaches, soreness in the
back, dark specks seeming to float
before the yes, painful and frequent
|urination, puftiness under the eyes
and other common symptoms, have
yielded very quickly and many COM
plete cures reported.
Mr.. William Louis Beck, when seen
at his residence, could not say enough
in praise of the medicine and stated:
81 used the Root Juice medicine for
kidney disorder and I must say it
worked wonders for me-"
Mr.. G.. Hostman said he had rheu-
matism so badly that he could scarce
ly walk and that the wonderful effect
of Root Juice in his case seemed al
most like miracle. In conclusion he
said, 81 know of many others here
whom it has cured and would like to
tell the world of them that all who
suffer as did may be benefited"
One man from Seymour, Indiana.
gave his name as James Wright and
said his wife who had been an invalid
for ten years, was up, gaining in flesh
and able to do her own work after
using several bottles of Root Juice
discovery. A Mrs. C. Bratton, in
speaking of what Root Juice had done
for her said, st has done miracles
for me and you can publish my name.
lit has done me more good than all
the doctors ! have tried and I have
spent hundreds of dollars seeking
cure"
The new medicine is composed
principally of the juices of collec-
ton of roots and herbs, soaked by a
secret process in water heated to an
Intense degree. 1t is called Root
plants that are recognized by medical
science to be among the most valu-
able curative agents known. 1t con-
tains nothing harmful or injurious
and can be taken by man. woman or
child with perfect safety.
1t is said to relieve almost any
trouble of the stomach, liver. kidneys
or bowels and is claimed that its
soothing, healing, tonic action on the
digestive and secretory organs is so
rapid that even some Of the worst
leases of indigestion, constipation,
and nervousness, kidney trouble and
rheumatism are perceptibly benefited
from the very start.
Persons who have been cured by 1t
say that its effect is simply marvellous
and that the first few doses usually
produce noticeable benefit.
i Numbers of people from all over
the country are writing the scientist
and urging him to arrange some way
by which the wonderful health-pro-
noting juice can be obtained in their
towns.