Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-24

Gently requested 10 witness an expert
ment at the New York laboratory Of the
Pre- Digested Food oompanY 1t seems
that the digestive properties Of Paskola,
their new food, have been questioned IN
some quarters, aud it was important that
the matter should be definitely settled
once for ell Il was to see an actual test
that we had received the invitation.
After cordial greeting, the chemist in
charge said make yourselves comforta
bic, gentlemen, and we will At once pro-
coed to business
AT this juncture one OF the laboratory
assistants appeared with a supply Of
beef, hard boiled eggs, 6sh, poultry
aud game, which he had mil csd very
finely in order 10 initiate the effects Of
natural mastication. quantity Of
interesting apparatus, was then brought
forth, and the mixed food having been
divided into equal portions, was placed
in two similar jars. To each Of them
was added aoidulsted water, bnt to one
was made further addition OF dose OF
Paskola from bottle which your re-
porter had been instructed to pun chase
in the open market
Both ials were now warmed to the
temperature Of the body, and thus kept
for two hours. at the end of this time
the Jars were removed from the dainty
little oven 10 which they had stood
when lol and behold, we found that
whereas the contents Of one Of them had
undergone no change whatever, the food
in the other, to which had been added
the Paskola, had literally dissolved like
so much sugar, and clear, limpid
solution was the result This, to our
uninitiated eyes, was most marvellous.
and almost savored Of magic, for we had
often seen beef boiled in water without
otherwise changing than 10 part with its
color. Yet here, at the gentle tempera-
ture OF the body, 1t had been rendered
completely soluble The chemist, while
not surprised, was no less pleased than
ourselves. he observed: Gentlemen,
If you would know whether or not
Paskola possesses decided digestive
properties look TO those jars for al
answer" Tho evidence was conclusive
for the object lesson before us wal
SO simple that we could MOI
I ldn 10 CCmplCltuu Nut UdNitI
He told US that the base Of PRskols
was artiicially digested starch and that
for this reason 1t was q flesh producing
food vastly superior to cod liver oil OF
any Of the nauseous drugs heretofore
used for this purpose. He stated, further
more that as we had seen, it possessed
the property Of digesting other foods in
the stomach, aud thus was an active aiC
1 Nod ff,c lr 90 ~
the Jars after the experiment had beef
completed as reproduced above. Thi
sediment shown by the shading in Jar No
1 represents the undigested food as wher
placed in IL. We were told that thou.
J sands Of sufferers had used Paslola will
] great benefit and we're shown a lsrgl
, number Of letters in this connection.
quote from a few OF them, IS follows
Mrs. w. Andrews, of Gold Hill, Ala
j says that she has been treated for year
for indigestion by the most eminen
physicians, with only temporary benefit
/ she began taking Paskola four week
ago, has already gained eight lS) pounds
{ and now eats steak, chicken. and In fac
everything her appetite Graves.
r p. Cross, OF "a Michigan avenue
Hammond, Ind wrote that he gaineC
! four Cd pounds the first week, and is 8,
: enthusiastic that he pronounces Paskol
, superior TO any medicine he ever saw.
Mrs NJ L. Grant,, Of Spring Valley
New York, whose letter was dated Jun
26ah, says that she, too, suffered from
chrsnic dyspepsia for years At time
even a drink Of water distressed her
! She has been greatly benefited by tn
use Of paskola, and says that she is nov
. con WINGED by her general condition tina
she derives nonrisbment from food whic
she formerly did not.
I These statements but confirm the ties
which we had witnessed
The Pre- Digested Food Company, 0
4 No. 30 Reade street, New York, wi
I gladly mail their free pamphlet on tn
/ subject Of food and digestion to anyon
: who may send their name
i All druggists sell Paskola.