Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-01-19
PLUMP PEOPLE AND THIN ONES.
What Makes the Difference?

what Makes the Difference?
What makes some people plump and fieshy
nd others thin and bony? Is the human body
nm and shaped in an invisible mouldi And what
Itrange effects this difference produces. Beauty
Alwavs demands curves it never allows angles
! woman may be thin and graceful, but not thin
Md beautiful. with men the question of flesh
Irtisticiay speaking, is of less Importance; yet
may be of great Consequence in other respects.
loo much fat is a burden-too little is also a &C.
Gus disadvantage. How can we strike the gold
In mean? IT, indeed, we can strike it at all
NTH the Turks fat is the standard of beauty and
ith all nations a reasonable amount of it is the
MEASURE of health in animals and in men. But
hp tendency seems to be the wrong way just
low There is a vast number of gaunt, pale, thin
8cople; people manfestly under their proper size
nd weight. Many of them are actually enact
ted yet not markedly suffering from recogniz-
bile disease. Most of them eat heartily-some
( them voraciously Still they remain thin
ometimes repulsvely so. Commonly they are
$50 very touchy and sensitive. They have
nerves They catch cold easily; they are upset
" trihes; they lack force and courage. While
cot necessarily i'll at any particular time they are
be- ready victims of any disease and fall in null
tudes before an epidemic They provide con-
mption with most of its subjects
Now, if they eat, why don't they grow feshy:
J by do they continue pale, thin and feebeg Be
luse they do not digest and assimilate the'
sod Indeed, their meals often work harm than
bod. The torpid and disordered stomach can
lot do the work imposed on it, The contents
,rtnent and putrefy and scatter poisonous acids
b through the body, setting up govt, rheuma-
SIN, bronchitis consumption and profound ner-
ous maladies. The system grows feversh.
ften there is nausea and vomiting; a sour fluid
SEES into the throat there is distress after eating,
BADNESS and dstenton of the abdomen, giddi-
ess, bad breath hot Pushes followed by creep
g chills; yellow eyes and skin; languor and
earness not relieved by rest aching of the
hack and limbs; great hunger alternating with a
n bathing for food; anxiety and mental depression;
3hortness Of breath, and variable nervous afrec-
ons
Nature needs help. So much is plain. But how
Jan we help her; We must do her work for her
Ibr time We must supply the body with some
erfect food which will not require any digestive
Dor on the part of the stomach. Can we do
hat?
Until recently this auxiliary was sought among
lis and other fatty products, especially cod liver
6l. But these things failed for the reason that
hey incapable of forming real and solid It's
be. The false flesh they produce melts away
D warmth. Millions of thin, pale anumic, con-
mptive persons remember the delusive hopes
j recovery they were led to indulge by the ad-
tertsements Of these fatand-oil compounds or
Emissions; and how these air castles faded into
bay dlsappointments.
No! The fats and oils wont do. Experience
proves that. The only reliable remedy is not a
rug but food, prepared from certain fruits
CHI in starch and predigested so as to require
pr the present no digestive action; a food capa-
De of being at once absorbed into the blood and
liilding up the body without putting a strain on
BE enfeebled digestive organs. This is wonder
billy done by new preparation called Paskola,
Nhich is made on the correct scientific theory.
When eaten for it is a food not drug it imme-
iately becomes lesh-building life giving ele-
bent in the blood. An increase of vitality, vigor,
md weight is felt at once, and the symptoms of
HE previous depressed devitali8ed state pass
way.
n Yet, Paskola, while a true food needs to be
used for a short time only 1t gives Nature pow
Il to put herself to rights and then its work is
Done. The point is that it soon enables the stom-
ach to digest any food, even strong meats. Then
4he patient may follow his appetite and consult
Bis palate alone.
Under the nourishing power of Paskola, the
hectic flush soon leaves the consumptive cheek
Neats cease, the cough dies away, and the
anaciation is lost under a coating of solid warm
pad normal flesh.
Physicians already report brilliant results pro
anced by Paskoa in the digestive torpor charac
tPrstic Of ali febrie diseases, and employ it in
BE place of stimulants-the old treatment The
PATIENTS stomach at once absorbs Paskola, which
Keeps up his strength until the disease is van
ouished. Its usefulness in this direction is be
fond estimate.
OF late years pale, thin people, of both sexes
lave come to be an increasing majority in thi,
puntry. Young persons grow tall and slender
ithout breadth or stamina, and perish as fast al
Ihey grow. The statistics of the throat and lunf
hospitals tell the story of their fate. They are
orn with brains and nerves, but without tn,
host important arrangement of ala competent
digestive system. The doctors keep them goinl
~ stimulants for while and then they die.
1t is all such as these that Paskola is destined
4 save. They don't need medicines, nor travel
Dor change of scene. They need food and thu
Flower to digest and appropriate it to the body
constant needs That power Paskola gives
Why should mutitudes of men and womel
Ather die young be invalids all their days
Once the reason was-there was no means t.
Prevent it. Now there is.
And this new rational road to health will re
ard all who set foot upon it,
The Pre-Digested Food Company
16S Duane St.. New York.
r%-For sale by GEO. E. GREENE, Brattle