New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
JUST DESPOTISM.
MODERN RULER WHO WILL RECOGNIZE no
LAWS But THOSE OF NATURE
SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO ALL

Were one to venture the assertion that within
the borders OF the United States sixty
million despotic rulers. they would be thought
insane, and yet, fguratively speaking, II Is true
We will take one Of them for example. the
one In which you most interested. This
ruler does not sit a gilded throne. resplen-
dent in the jewels OF office. He Is modest, ana
his name is Stomach
King Stomach is a very quiet. inoffensive
sort OF ruler so long treat him we'll and
observe the laws Of health. But let us once
insult his dignity, oppose his rules and
regulations" and we are put into the torture
chamber. and made to feel the wrath of his
rebuke.
Let us drop metaphor. and talk in plain.
simple English. If we violate natures laws In
any way, she at once proceeds to administer
punishment by suspending wholly or In part
the digestive function Every dyspeptic stands
self-accused of some indiscretion. Ignorance
may be his excuse. but neither nature nor the
State recognize this plea.
The stomach is powerful organ. whose
work 1t is to disntegrate and dissolve the food
which we eat, and thus fit II for absorption.
Whenever it is taxed beyond its powers. or
disturbed from some indirect cause, 1t Is IN
exactly the same condition that ones limbs are
after a ten-milc walk.
We say that they are tired, they need rest: so
does the stomach, but you can't entirely sus-
pend the stomach's work without starving
yourself any more than you can undertake to
rest the tired heart by causing II to stop.
Were IT practical for dyspeptc TO give up
eating and digesting food, his misery would
disappear but such thing We know has not
been practical, at least up to the present time.
Recently. however, processes have been per-
fected whereby foods may be artifcially d.
gested outside Of the stomach; In other words,
that organ can be spared the work OF disin-
tegrating and dissolving our food.
Paskola is the new artihcially pre-diSested
food. Its success thus far has been phenome-
nal as is amply attested by the following
quotations from few OF the letters received
from those who have experienced relief in its
use. Not only does Paskola rest the stomach
by providing the body with nourishment In the
manner indicated. but it aids the digestion OF
other foods: hence 1t is that the people who so
willingly offer their testimonials have found
themselves able to eat food which has hereto
fore caused them the most frightful distress
Under date of September 10TH Mrs. l.. =.
Greenhaus, Of Myrtle Springs. Texas. says
that she has been troubled more or less with
Indigestion for six years. and for the last year
has scarcely been able to be about. About
month ago she accidentally got hold or one or
our little pamphlets and began taking Paskola.
She adds. 1T has been more beneficial TO me
than all the doctors | have ever consulted. l
had given up all hope of being cured until
commenced your food
John Fleck. of Wilmore. Penn, tells us.
under date OF September 1lth, that he. too. has
been a victim Of dyspepsia for four or hve
years He had appetite. and It was only
with difficulty that he could eat anything. For
three weeks he had lived on four or hve glasses
Of sweet milk each day, when he happened to
notice one Of advertisements in the daily
press He resolved To give Paskoa trial.
bought a small bottle and used II according 10
directions He concludes after the very
first does I felt decided improvement. and my
appetite began To return can now eat almost
ANYTHING without distress in my stomach, ana
am able 20 walk around. feeling better each
day. | firmly believe that had II not been Tor
Paskola I should be numbered with the great
majority that rest beneath the sod therefore
,Clx
afflicted with indigestion in any Of its forms
II YOU would know more Of this interesting
preparation. send your name To the Pre-
Digested Food Company. No. 80 Reade-st.' New
vork when they will be glad T. send you their
free pamphlet the subject OF food ana
digestion