The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-28
HER EXPERIENCE
A Charming Woman Makes Public Some
Important Truths.
COMMON TO ALL LIVES.
How People Start Wrong, and Finally
Develop Into Perfect Persons.
It is Clearly Explained.

l know woman-and very charm
Ing woman, too-who has had great ex-
perience in life She Is at present at
the head OF one of the leading institu-
tions OF New York City, and she is
looked up to and consulted by ladies
in all parts of the country. In little
essay which she recentlv read before a
convention Of ladies. she made some
special remarks drawn from her own
experience, and / have been permitted
to copy extracts from the same. Here
is one Of them:
Many people have started wrong
in life through no fault of their own.
They were puny. frsil babies and
children. Most of them. however, date
their pale, thin condition from the
period OF youth, when the system un-
dergoes remarkable change Their
mothers used to say they grew too fast
and would fill out after awhile But
they never did At last what may be
called the habit of thinnsss was formed
in their bodies, which no treatment
that they bad ever known Of was abls
to overcome.
Here 10 another:
OF late years pale, thin people OF both
sexes have come to be an inereasing
majority in this country. The young
persons who grow pale and slender
without breadth or stamina, too often
perish rs they grow. The statistics Of
the throat and lung hospitals tell the
story OF their fate. They are born
with nerves and brains, but without
the most important arrangement OF
ALA good digestion. Such people are
too often troubled by headaches. de =
spondency. constant indigestion, coughs.
weakness aud a general disgust Of life.
They do not need medicines nor change
OF scene, they need the proper food and
the power 10 digest and appropriate it
10 the 6ody's constant need.
And still another:
THE great American diseases iI NAL
assimilation Of food-in Others words.
partial starvation. People who eat,
but do not digest their food. are IN y
worse condition than II they took no
food at all, becSuse the already weak
ened body has no labor, TO try and d.
gest, and becomes exhausted In the Of
fort 1t 10 fortunate however, that
science has found a way by which this
can be avoided and by which pale. thin
and weak people may be restored 10
health and strength. II IL simple
principle. a. all principles are simple.
Use food that has passed through n
digestive process before being taken
into the system. 80 that IL entsrs 1t
once into the circulation and ths life.
The food that ! refer 20. which for
some time was not named by scientists.
Is now known M Paskola. and has been
given 10 the public Certainly IL 10
something never before known In the
history Of the world and besides \ new
idea, IL Is based on wholly scientific
principles That 1t will accomplish all
that is desired Of it, there ia no doubt,
Tits food eau bs found At nearly any
drug store
And still ono more:
"Ihinuess 10 not necessarily . sign OF
sickness. but 1t il u .ign that you are
in danger OF bsiug sick ItisAIlKu
that u you do get sick, IL may be hard
FOR you TO get well. That the least
chill may cause n cold. tie least cold
may become something worse o., OF
that condition Of small ailments .mAy
come many Of the larger ones Ani
advise all people who are sensible.
wils-Avakr and quick 20 take advan.
tage Of the best discoveries OF the age
not 10 hesitate hut hy the hest mean,