The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-08

given personally by Mr.. Buck to The
Konjola Man at Hooks drug store,
Pennsylvania and Market Sts.,
where greater throngs of local men
and women continue to call
throughout each day to hear a per-
sonal explanation of this new COM
pound
MIR. Buck is a prominent real
estate dealer of Indianapolis and is
also widely known throughout the
State of Indiana.
"Konjola has ended every form Of
suffering I had" reads Mr.. Bucks
statement, "and it restored me to
health right at a time when was
almost sure that nothing in the
world could possibly help me, so I
am going to publicly indorse q
medicine for the first time in my
life.
Hundreds of people in the city
well know the condition my health
was in before I found Konjola. My
stomach, liver and kidneys were
badly disordered and I was afflicted
with neuritis in my shoulders and
arms, and was a victim of constant
pains and aches. I couldn't bend
my elbow or raise my left. hand
above my waist line and was unable
to dress myself without help. My
stomach was so unhealthy that
everything I ate brought pains in
the pit of my stomach, food would
sour, causing hot, hitter liquid to
rise in my throat and my chest
would burn like fire. I became so
bloated with gas that couldn't
fasten my belt or vest. was finally
forced on a strict diet Of only milk,
but yet suffered, and I was always
having terrible headaches and bill
GUS spells, due to a sluggish liver,
and subject to dizzy attacks any
hour of the day. I was afraid to
venture out of the house alone.
Owing to weak kidneys, had to rise
from to 10 times a night, and my
back was stiff and sore. I didn't
know what a nights rest was like,
and my system in general seemed to
be SC full of poison that 1 was told
J had dropsy and so many other
things can't remember.
II have spent fortune the last few
years trying to regain my health. !
tried everything regardless of ex-
pense, but was going from bad to
worse. I first saw Konjola in the win
dow Of one of Hooks downtown
stores I got it for my stomach
trouble, and had no idea it would
help my other suffering. I was in
pitiful condition, and thought If
1t would only help my stomach SO
that l could eat, would be more
than thankful. Yet I had no faith
in it, but started taking it exactly as
directed. The change came over me
the first week. I began to cal
heartily, and the bloating pains and
belching was gone. My stomach was
certainly better and in a short while
the other pains and aches were
leaving my body. 1 kept right or
taking several bottles of Konjo1a
until felt sure was in good health
again, and then I made up my mine
to indorse this medicine. Today my
liver is in healthy condition. I DOM
know what it is to have a dizzy
spell or bilious attack. The head
aches are gone, and my back is free
OF pains, and only get up once al
night on account of my kidneys
sometimes not at all. Every trace o.
neuritis Is gone, and 1 can raise my
hand far above my head. This ont
thing alone is worth a thousand
times the price of Konjola to me. i
is an honest fact that I am feelinl
better today than I have in twent,
years, and my only hope in making
this Endorsement of Konjola is tina
it will convince other sufferers abou
the great good this medicine viii
do for them"
The Konjola Man is at Hook
Drug Store, Pennsylvania and Mar.
ket Streets, Indianapolis, where h,
is daily meeting the local public anc
introducing and explaining ths
merits of this remedy. Konjola Il
sold in every Hook drug store II
this city.-Adyertisement, !,