Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1926 — Page 11

.NOV. 11, 1926

HUSKY WINS PRAISE; HAAG DRUG CO. MAKE KNOWN REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE * OF THOUSANDS INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE

Never in Indiana History Have the Sick and Suffering Been Offered Such a Remarkable Health Builder. Open Statement by One of the Largest and Most Conservative “Chain Drug Firms” Is Added to the Thousands Given by Prominent Indianapolis and Surrounding Territory Residents. You Need Suffer No Longer.

Husky Has Proven in Absolute Fashion That It Is Not a Bogus “Cure-All” or Ordinary “Physic” Medicine, but That It Will Really Do All and Even More Than What Is Said for IL Ask Your Own Relatives, Friends and Neighbors Who Have Tried. Their Experiences Will Convince You. I To the Citizens of Indiana: "Wo take this opportunity to say that In all the years we have been In the drug business we have never handled or heard of a better general system builder and blood purifier than •Husky.’ "We have sold thousands of bottles of Husky and we have never yet had an adverse criticism. Day after day people continue to call at our stores end tell us their experiences with It. Most of these experiences are wonderful and in some cases even marvelous. *'Tn numerous Instances people who have suffered for years with dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism, nervousness and kindred ailments, have told ns they have been completely relieved after takifig only a few bottles of Husky. Asa matter of Information to the public, and always with the permission of the testifiers, some of these statements have been published lu the newspapers. "We would not under any circumstances recommend this or any other preparation without a thorough knowledge of it. We have examined the Husky formula—it is excellent and contains only the most reliable materials known to medical science. We have carefully Inquired into the manner In which it is made. We have found that every ingredient is carefully assayed and tested by an expert chemist before it enters into the manufacture of Husky. "With such care and precaution Husky can not help but be a boon to suffering humanity. Husky is a nonsecret preparation and any person who asks about it at our stores will be given a full explanation. "Husky was originated by Mr. A. G. Payne, a well-known health director of Lexington, Ky. Arrangements have recently been concluded whereby Mr. Payne’s private secretary will remain at our store., 11l North Pennsylvania Street, for several months for the sole purpose of telling our patrons bow to take Husky to obtain the very best results. “Yours for better health. "THE HAAG DRUG COMPANY.” , Indianapolis, Nov., 1026.

FLU UPSET HER ENTIRE SYSTEM Ts’ow Jersey St. Resident Regains Health Through Use of Husky. Did you ever have the flu? And if po, did it leave you in a weakened, rundown condition of health? Like Mrs. Laura Hutzler, 320 North New Jersey street, this city, who makes the following statement, many are suffering from the after effects of the flu and do not realize it. She says: "I had an attack of intestinal flu which left men in a badly rundown state of health. My digestion was not right and even the tight foods disagreed with me. I felt nervous and my housework seemed hard because I was so weak. “I had numrous headaches. My tongue was coated and'iny liver wns sluggish. I took Husky and it is remarkable how it helped me. T don't have an ache or pain now. 1 have u good appetite, too. 1 am much Htronuger Ilian I was. 'My liver is active and I'm not constipated. Altogether I feel splendid and I thank llusky for the good health I possess.” CATARRH UF THE STOMACH HELPED K. Washington St. Man Describes His Relief Through Husky. - "I can’t help thanking the Haag Drug Company, for it was due to their recommendation of Husky that I began to take It. It has been a wonderful Hell? to me,” says William Griselback, 62(Hi East Washington street, this city. ‘For eight years I suffered with catarrh of the stomach and I hadn't been able to find anything that would give me much relief. My stomach was in such a dreadful raw condition that I had to live almost exclusively on liquid foods —even then my stomach burned like it was on fire. •‘Sometimes gas would form and rumble around in my bowels. This would often press upward against my heart and make it jump and palpitate. ”1 was weak, tired and run down. 1 couldn’t do much work. My bowels didn’t act regularly and I couldn’t take laxatives or cathartics because they griped and pained me. “My nerves gave out and I was restless at night. It wasn’t long after I began to take Husky until that burning in my stomach stopped and then my appetite returned and I couldn't eat good, solid food without an attack es indigestion. ‘‘As I continued to take Husky my bowels became regular anil I could feel myself getting stronger. My nerves are now in splendid shape and I sleep like a log. I am now able to work eight hours per day, and I don’t feel unusually tired when lam through Thank* to Husky."—Advertisement.

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A. G. PAYNE. Above Is the picture of A. G. Payne of Lexington, Ky., who has a vast knowledge of roots, barks and herbs that are used for medical purposes. He has made a life-long study of botany. It was through Mr. Payne's successful experiments that Husky was originated. He holds the record of having lectured to more people than any man In the country in regard to treating stomach, kidney and liver ailments. People who do not feel well should try Husky. It may be obtained 8t any of the Haag Drug Stores and at all other well-stocked drug stores everywhere. Mr. Payne's secretary is now at Hang's store, 114 North Pennsylvania Street, explaining how Husky should be taken to secure best —Advertisement

OVERWHELMING PROOF REGARDING MERIT OF HUSKY COMES FROM ALL PARTS OF CITY AND NEARDY TOWNS

ONE WEEK MADE CHANGE Mrs. Mary E. Carter, 20 North Rural street ,says: ‘‘Before I took Husky my stomach was all upset. My food disagreed with me and gas formed and rumbled around in my intestines. I had spent so much money for medicine without relief that f was discouraged. It seems almost too good to be true, but I hadn’t taken Husky over one week until I was so improved that I could hardly believe it.” STOMACH BURNED LIKE FIRE. J. Blanchard. 17 South Senate avenue, says: ‘‘My stomach burned like Are. Every time I ate a hearty meal f was in misery. Husky has been a great help to me. Recently I was able to eat my first big meal in months. Husky is a really wonderful medicine and I’m proud to recommend it.” DIZZY SPELLS WERE TERRIBLE. Mrs. D. Martinez. 114 West Ohio street, says: ‘‘Sometimes I was so dizzy that I could hardly stand on my feet. Often my back hurt me so that I would have to stop and sit down. Husky gave me almost immediate relief. My hack does not hurt me and I do not have to use cathartics any more." SYSTEM FULL OF ACID Peter Conway, West Hotel, South Side, says: “My kidneys were disordered anci my system was full of uric acid. Then came an attack of rheumatism. I took Husky and it’s marvelous how it helped me. My kidneys are now acting normally and I feel better all over. I atn advising all of my friends to try It.” LIVER WAS SLUGGISH. Mrs. Florence McCauley, 720 North Capitol avenue, says: “About one hour after eating, gas would form in my stomach and my food felt like a lump of lead. I would wake up with an unideasnnt taste in my mouth. All through the day I had a tired. languid feeling. In live days after I started on Husky X was better. I am only too glad to recommend this medicine to people with stomach, kidney and liver trouble.” SHE SLEEPS GOOD NOW. Mrs. C. E. Walters, 20 North Rural street, says: “When I started to take Husky I had r a inme back. I could hardly get out of my chair without screaming with pain. I was nervous and my sleep was broken. I took Husky and now my back Is well. I have a good appetite and I sleep soundly all nighb through. T am thankful to Husky.” / STOMACH BADLY INFLAMED. Mrs. Nellie McCarty. 316 East 'Washington street, says: “Last June I had ptomaine poisoning which left my liver and stomach in a badly inflamed state. I had to be careful what I ate. A neighbor recommended Husky. I took it and now my liver and stomach are not inflamed. I feel better than I have l’elt for a long while.” FOOD FELT LIKE WEIGHT Thomas Brolley, resident of Grand Hotel, Illinois street, says; “After meals I felt like I had eaten a heavy weight. My food didn’t digest properly and I had*to be continually taking laxatives. My tongue was coated and my flesh was sore. I took Husky and now I have a splendid appetite and my food doesn’t hurt me. No more need for laxatives.” BONES AND JOINTS ACHED. Mrs. Lizzie McNally, 321 East Tenth street, says: “My blood was Impure. My bones and joints ached. I had little appetite aud even what little food I ale soured on my stomach. Often I was so dizzy I could hardly stand on my feet. I took Husky and all of the soreness has left my body. I have a splendid appetite and enjoy my menls.” A MIGHTY SICK WOMAN. Mrs. AUie Archhorn, 100 North Alabama street, says: “My stomach ant

BEST INVESTMENT FULLY EXPLAINED Indianapolis Man Says Small .Amount Paid for Husky Brings Biggest Returns. "A small sum paid for a bottle of Husky is the best Investment I ever made,” says N. McLaughlin, 2254 N. Alabama St., this city. Telephone RAndolph 6265. "It has paid the handsome dividend of restoring mo to good health. No medicine could have done more than that, and from my experience I doubt whether any medicine could have done as much. "For years I suffered until my system was all broken down. Stomach trouble had caused loss of strength, fitful sleep, no appetite and finally a near nervous collapse. "I was so much interested In the statements that have beet) published about Husky that I decided to try It. After the first few doses I felt Improved. As I continued to take It I continued to get better. My appetite returned and I could sleep soundly. Husky means everything that stands for good health to me. "Among other things Htfsky relieved me of constipation with which I had been troubled for a long time. It took away that bloated, stuffy feeling after eating. Sometime* my stomach was so distended with gas that It pressed against my heart and I could hardly breathe.” In Husky will be found senna, mandrake, cascara and slippery elm bark for the liver and bowels, golden seal, gentian and rhubiirb for an Irritated stomach, buchu, Juniper berries and other ingredients for the kidneys. Also other valuable medicines for the nerves and other organs.—Advertisement.

bowels were ulcerated and I had cramps that nearly drew me double. My ankles were swollen to twice their normal size. In ten days after I started to take Husky the swelling had about left my ankles. My stomach was so much better that I could eat a hearty meal and not suffer afterwards.” INDIGESTION LASTED FOR HOURS. Emery Bourne, 521 North Liberty street, says: “I bad a bad case of dyspepsia before I took Husky and it was hard for me to keep food on my stomach. I had attacks of indigestion that lasted for hours at a time. My heart fluttered until I thought it would jump out of me. I took several different kinds of medicines, but Husky is the first medicine I ever took that gave me satisfactory relief.” / SHE HAD LUMBAGO. Mrs. B. L. Ensley, 316% East Washington street, says: “Before I took Husky my back hurt me so that I could hardly bend over knd I could hardly do my housework. I would wake up many times during a night and it would be hours before I could get back to sleep. I took Husky and in a sow days my back didn’t hurt me. I sleep soundly now and I have a good appetite, too." VISION WAS BLURRED. Mrs. Albert Wllkerson, 1542 Vermont St., Indianapolis, says: “My kidneys didn’t act right. I had a sharp pain in my back every time I stooped over. Because of this kidney trouble I felt tired all of the time. My vision was blurred. Since taking Husky I feel fine.” TRIED MANY MEDICINES J. H. Todd, 448 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, says: “I was troubled with indigestion and constipation for a long time. I tried many different kinds of medicines without obtaining any satisfactory results. Only a few doses of Husky proved Its value to me. I am recommending it to all of my friends.” DIDN’T EAT FOR DAYS. John Weir, 1735 W. Morris St., Indianapolis, says: “I often went for days without eating a bite of food. I was like a man on a hunger strike. But my stomach is so much better now that I can eat anything I want. I am practically a well man. Husky gave me the desired relief I had sought for years.” • COULDN'T TAKE FILLS. Luke Reed, 617 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, says: “I couldn’t take pills or laxatives because they griped and cramped me and yet I needed something to regulate my bowels. I was badly constipated and my stomach was out of order. Eyerything soured on my stomach, llusky was just the right medicine that I needed. Am feeling good now.” HAD THE FLU. John R. Haln, 114 N. Penna. St., Indianapolis, says: ‘‘Two years ago I had the flu and I have never felt well sine-. My stomach burned and gas would form and cause a stuffy, bloated feeling. Sometimes I had to* gasp for my breath INusky did me more good than anything T ever tried.” WAS UNDERNOURISHED. Mrs. Emma Glass, 521 E. New York St., Indianapolis, says: At the time I started on Husky I was so sick I didn't know what to do. The smell of cooking would almost nauseate me. I felt tired aud weak and was undernourished. But Husky gave me quick relief I got better right after the first doße and have been getting better right along.” SICK FOUR MONTHS. Mrs. Susie Whullen, 715 W. Michigan St., N. Indianapolis, says: "For four months I had Indigestion almost every day. I was also badly constipated After eating only a few bites I would bloat. ‘Since taking Husky all of my trouble hRS disappeared and I have excellent health.”—Advert Imnnin

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