The sun., 1894-10-30
JUST DEsPoTIsM.
A Modern Ruler who win Recognize Ne
Laws hut Those Of Nature Something
Of Interest to All.

A Modern Ruler Who VIII Recognize Ne
Laws hut Those of Nature Something
Of Interest to All.
Were one to venture tho assertion that atwithin
the borders Of the United States are over sixty
million despotic rulers, they would be thought
insane. and yet ngurativcly speaking. II is true.
We will take one OF them Tor example, the
one in which you are most interested. This
rWcr does not sit on gildcd throne. resplend-
ent In the Jewels Of office. lie is modest, aud
his name is Stomach"
King stomach slavery quiet, inodensivc sort
Of a ruler 50 long as we treat him well and
observe the laws Of health. But let us once
insult his dignity, or oppose his rules ana
regulations" and we are put into the torture
chamber, and made to feel the wrath OF his
rebuke.
Let us drop met tauhor and talk in plain,
simple English. II we violate natures laws in
any way. she at proceeds to administer
punishment by suspending wholly or IN part tho
digestive function. Every dlspeptc stands self
accused Of some indisCretion Ignorance may
be his excuse but neither nature nor the state
recognize this Ulea.
The stomach is Il powerful organ. whose work
H. Is to dishntrgrntc and dissolve the fund which
we eat. aud thus Ut II for absorption. Whenever
IL is taxed beyond It's powers. or disturbed from
some Indirect cause il /, in exactly the same
condition that ones limbs are after ten-mile
We say they are tired: they need rest; So does
the stomach. but YOU can't entirely suspend the
stomaCh's work without starving yourself, any
| more than You CHn undertake. to rest the tired
| heart 10y causing N tO stop.
Were it. practical FOR 4 iyspeptc TO elye,np
eating and dge-ting food. his misery would dts-
| appear. but such II thing We know has not been
practical, at least NJ to the pre- sent time Re,
whereby fOu,ls may br artiilCilllN dlgrsttd out
| side Of the stomach; In other words. that organ
/ can be spared the work ~ diSihtegrhtig ana
/ diSsolving our food.
Paskoa is the new nrtihcially pre,,dircstcd
! food. It's succrss thus far has been plienoInC-
| nal ~ is amply attcstud by the following quota
| tons from II few OF the letters received IRON
| Not only does paskoia rest the stomach by rro-
! viding the body with nnuiiShmrnt ~ INC nanH man
ncr indicated but i ed1 the dgrsG"n o. otnns ynl
| lingy offer their tcstimontnls have found them
selves able to eat t91h Wh,rn ~, ms heretofore
Under date of sept 10 Mrs. !" I, GrecnhauS
of Myrtle springs. Texas. says thnt she has been
troubled more ar less with indigcstinn for slx
years. and for the last year has scarcely been
able to be about, Nbcut month ago she nGSi. ,s.
been more beneficial to me than all the doctors
| have ever consulted. had given up.all hope of
being cured until commenced Your fotd."
John Flecl OF Wilmore. Pa. tells us under
date of Sept. / that he, too, has been - viCtim
OF dyspepsia for fonr or fvc years lIc had no
appetite, and It was only with difficulty thu he
| could eat anything. For three weeks he had lived
on four or iive glasses Of sweet milk each day.
| when he happened to notice one OF our ady'r-
tisements in the daily press. He resolved TO
| used IL according to directions. He CONCLUDES:
| "A fter the very first dose felt n decided inn
| provemcnt. and my appetite began to rcitrn. |
can now eat almost anything without distress In
| my stomach. and am able to walk around. feel.
| ing better each day. ! firmly believe that had
| IL not been for paskOla | should be numbered
with the great majority that rest beneath the
| sod | therefore unhesitatinglv recommend it
to all who are afflicted with Indigestion In any
| OF it's forms"
| II YOU would know moro Of this interesting Z
| nrepsraton send your name To the Prc-Di-
gested Food Company, No. 30 liende street. New
York. when they vii be glad to send YOU their
| geStiOn.-1dr.