The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-30

-EnOUO Dy NdLlondl OJuulO.
mas become the talk of the drug and
medical trades of this city. What
Konjola has done, what it is doing
and what it will do for you is be-
ing explained daily by the Konjola
Man at the Hook Drug Store, ILL
nois and Washington streets, this
city, where vast crowds of people are
calling.
Health is worth more thar all the
gold and riches in the world. When
you have this valuable thing treas
uFe 1t and when it escapes you, take
every means for gaining it back
again. Read the statement OF Mr..
Ambrose Walls, 1343 South Me-
ridian street, Indianapolis, graphic
description Of the amazing relief
and benefits he gained through a
brief treatment of this medicine OF
all medicines
After ten long years of suffering
I have been restored to perfect
health again through the use OF
this masterful medicine, Konjola,"
said Mr.. Walls. II was originally
told that I was the victim Of nerv-
GUS exhaustion. I was so weak that
it became drudgery to do my work.
The rundown state of my nervous
system affected my general health
to the extent that I was consti-
pated, suffered from a sluggish liver,
Door circulation, kidney trouble and
various other conditions. Sound
sleep was out of the question. I had
no appetite and what managed
to eat refused to nourish me prop
erly. I was subject to smothering
spells, dizzy attacks and wild heart
palpitation. My nerves became SO
upset that I trembled like leaf at
the slightest provocation. My body
became numb and cold. 1t would
not nave been so bad had 1 gotten
some relief from these ailments, but
day after day they affected me.
Medicines were of no avail. 1t
seemed a certainty that I would
continue through life the victim OF
q rundown and disordered system.
when Konjola was first recon-
mended to me was inclined to
scott at the idea of this one medi-
cine helping me when all others
failed. But my case reached the
point where it was necessary to
gain some relief. AS a last chance
I decided upon Konjola. That was
the wisest decision I could have
made, because this medicine was
exactly what I needed. Going to
the very seat of the ailments, it
strengthened and invigorated the
ailing organs to more normal,
healthy action. I am stronger and
healthier in every way. Every one
of the nasty ailments and symp-
toms that l have described to you
vanished one by one. Today I am
a different man. Life is brighter
and the future looks happier. ]
know that mere words can never
describe what wonderful benefits ]
gained through Konjola. I praise
1t because l know that what it has
done for me it will do for all suf-
ferers and I hope this statement
reaches many a despairing and
hopeless victim Of poor health"
Konjola is a new and different
medicine. There are no wild prom
Uses, claims or theories made for it.
Konjola is one of accomplishments,
and results. 1t brings relief when
all else failed. To visit the Kon-
iola Man you put yourself under nc
obligation You owe it to yourself
to give this medicine a trial. The
Konjola Man is at the Hook Drug
Store. Illinois and Washington
streets, this city, where he is meet
ing the public daily, introducing
and explaining the h0erits Of this
master medicine.-A tisement.