The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-13

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Guiding the juices from twenty-five
roots and herbs are combined with
other recognized ingredients, max
ing up a compound that Nature
herself might recommend Ailments
of the stomach, liver, kidneys and
liver, kidneys and bowels quickly
yield to a treatment of this medi-
cine. Rheumatism, neuritis and
nervousness are banished as If by
magic and best Of all the relief is
permanent and sure. In the in
terest of suffering humanity many
people relieved of these ailments are
indorsing Konjola. Take, for IN
stance, the case of Mrs. Fireman
Henderson, r. r. No. 6, Edgewood,
Indianapolis, who gave detailed
report about the work Of Konjola
to the Konjola Man who is at the
Hook Drug Store, Illinois and
Washington street, this city, where
he is explaining the merits of this
remedy.
at seems as though I had been
suffering for centuries and that I
would continue to do so because Of
the failure of medicine to relieve
me-" said Mrs. Henderson, "but I
have taken a treatment of Konjola
and this remedy opened new life
of health and glorious energy for
me.
IT hated the thought Of eating
because I knew that indigestion
spells and gas bloating were sure
to follow. AS a reaction Of these
symptoms was attacked by smoth-
ering sensation that caused no end
of worry. Each one left me with
the feeling that it was my last day
on earth. That dreadful feeling
was aggravated by wild heart pail
pitation and f1uttering. OF course,
1t was only natural that 1 become
extremely nervous-with the least
noise or excitement 'upsetting me.
Steadily lost weight and strength,
becoming weaker each day until
was but a shell of my former
healthy self. Then, and how hate
to talk of 1t, neuritis set in. My
shoulders and arms were under the
influence of this ailment. No one
knows how I suffered, the pain is
indescribable. / tried everything
that was recommended to me but
I guess my case was too far adj
vanced because nothing helped me.
IT started on the treatment OF
Konjola after having this medicine
recommended to me by a very re-
liable person who was sincere in
her praise. thought that If it had
helped her it might do the same
for me and 1t did. In a surprising
short time began to feel better.
The various aches and pains became
less severe. The different stomach
symptoms eased up until I stopped
worrying about them. wouldn't
think Of missing a dose Of Konjola
and at the time Of this writing l
have completed the treatment.
What it has done for me is nothing
short of miraculous. The smother
ing sensations, gas bloating. heart
palpitation and indigestion pains
are ended and ended for all time
to come. With my stomach in
normal condition my nerves became
quiet and calm. The neuritis is a
torture of the miserable past. Only
a dim memory remains to tell me
of the suffering 1t formerly caused,
know that words are useless when
it comes to describing medicine
that restores glorious health, but
wish to try to convey to all suffer-
erS that Konjola is a medicine Of
real merit and value"
The Konjola Man is at the Hook
Drug Store, Illinois and Washing
ton streets, this city, where he. is
meeting the public daily, explain
ing the merits Of this medicine
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