The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-28

that is claimed for it, Volumes Of
voluntary testimonials are conclu-
sive proof of Konjola's greatness.
From every section Of the country
come word of the benefits derived
through the use of this medicine.
At the very peak of its powers in
cases that have defied all medicines
and treatments, Konjola goes to
the seat of the ailing organs,
strengthening and inyigorating them
to more normal, healthy action.
Among the latest to indorse this
medicine probably none are better
known that Mr.. G. G. Price, formerly
of Los Angeles, California. Mr..
Price recently came to this city with
string of thoroughbred race horses
that he has quartered at the In
diana state Playground Indianapolis,
He can be reached at that address
His statement was given to the Kon-
jola Man, who is at the Hook Drug
Store, Illinois and Washington
streets, this city, where he is ex-
planning the merits of Konjola:
I'm all my seventy-eight years of
life have never seen a more thor
oughbred medicine than Konjola,
and know good thing when
see one" said Mr.. Price. Suffer
ing was a chronic thing with me,
but this new medicine turned out to
be an odds-on favorite and quickly
conquered all ailments.
"Long before came to Indianapo-
lis from Los Angeles had been
suffering from a severe case of neu-
ritis. Possibly one reason why I
endured the pains so long was the
fact that Konjola was unknown in
that state. At any rate, 1 got into
such a bad condition that it was
impossible to either put my coat on
or take it off without some one help
ing me. The pains settled mostly In
my arms and shoulders. You can
imagine what handicap that is to
a horseman. My stomach and liver
were out Of order and brought on
various symptoms that made me dis
gusted with life. Dizzy spells of
l.
like a drunken person, were a part
of my life. My complexion was bad,
I had liver spots all over my body
and dull, draggy feeling. I'M
proper functioning of my kidneys
brought on a dull, aching pain
across the small of my back that
made it hard to regain my balance,
once I stopped over. I certainly
couldn't win the race of life with
these ailments as constant COM
panions.
Possibly it was because Of my
age, which is seventy-eight that /
couldn't find relief. 1 hated to
think that, and then 1 started
searching for something unknown
to us in the West. I came across
Konjola, it was a new medicine to
me. I made inquiries ard found it
to be splendid for just such ailments
as mine. Before go any further.
I want to tell you that I recently
sent thirty-six bottles to my wife
and friends in California. That is
proof enough of what it did for me.
Neuritis was driven from my body
in just as easy a manner as Man-O-
War won his races. Nothing could
come within a lap Of Konjola. I
regained all my pep and energy. /
feel new man. With the strength
ening and invigorating of my liver
and kidneys all health troubles dis
appeared. What this medicine has
done for me 1 am sure it will do for
all others. If it we're a race horse,
would back it in every race-back
it against the best there is. In the
realm of medicines it is incom-
parable"
The Konjola Man is at the Hook
Drug Store, Illinois and Washing
ton streets, this city. where he is
meeting the public and explaining
the merits of Konjola.--Advertise-
ment.