The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
THE NEW TREATMENT.
Doctors do Not Dose Now, but
Prescribe Food.
4 GREAT STEP FORWARD.
What Mum Der OF Well Known Peo-
pie Have to Say About the New
and Wonderful Departure.

! The writer of these lines once 60. lost IN
! the woods. But be was no fOol-so he
| thought. I'll walk straight ahead and
thas is bound 20 bring me out-he said.
/ He tried il, walked five hours, and reached
a spot he recoguiz=d-Ehe spot he started
from.
The circular pedestrianism! This tread
mill travelling! This wheeling 10 the IefIl
Shall we keep at it forever;
For thousands of years" says the
author of Man and His Maladies" "a lead
ing Eaglish phTsician,) "aIetals aud liz
! org tnic salts have been administered TO
man for nearly every complaint, and by
every school OF medicine Yet today there
Is no living mau who can tell how any
half dozen of these drugs will act when
taken into the human body, in health or in
disease"
What do the medicine takers, the drug
devourers, think of that! Many of them
think It's about time 10 get out of the cir
Gle aud take a step straight ahead. Here
are three or four who say so:
Il was weak, thin, nervelsss and debili-
tated." says one. II was without appetl te
and had n terrible pain in the left side.
Two physicians attended me, but l OBJ
tanned no relief night or day. Ny husband
urged me to try discovery, OF which we
had heard much. He said IT WAS not =
medicine, but food. To my surprise |
found IL as pleasant as lemonade Before
the packege was half gone, | began 10 I'M
prove. When the second was gone / was
nearly as well rs ever. l had gained Won
derfully in every way To make assur-
ances dOubly sure | took "A third bottle
since which l am fully recovered and have
suffered no relapse, aud | owe it ali TO
Paskola. Mrs. NJ. Y. Cole, 227 Bloom
field street, Hohoken, y. j., April Is. 1894.
Through advice OF my DOCTOR" says
another, IL have been taking emuls ion Of
cod liver oil for several years past. Not
gaining any in flesh | became discouraged
aud concluded l was consuBptivs, as /
continued 10 have night sweatS and a
severe cough. Since using Paskola the
sweats aud the cough have both disap-
peared. Ny di igestion and appetite are
all right. To thin. pale people | would say.
stop taking drugs aud use Paskola, the
food cure. ."-Wm. Wiley, Bridgeton. n.
j., April II, 1894.
For the last twenty-six years" says
another, Il have been unable 10 eat any
meat or fish, as / could not retain it on
my stomach. Indeed, | could hardly take
any solid food. / have tried many doctors
and countless patent medicines. Nothing
was of any avail until / took Paskola.
have used three bottles and it has worked
wonders. | can now eat anything that is
put on the table. Heretofore eating was a
torture; now 1t is a pleasure. / have
gained five pounds ia four weeks. | feel
like "A new man" Gratefully yours,
Charles Z, Isaacs, Alb Maiu street, Wor-
cester, Mass, March 6, 1894
These are steps straight ahead-on the
new road-straight ahead To health,
strength and life. No more stumbling in
circle through the woods, no more swal-
lowing poison merely because our ances-
tors swallowed them.
Let's stop putting drugs, of which we
know little, into our bodies, of which we
know less. One thing We are sure of; our
bodies are built OF digested food and ener-
giZed by digested food Medicines" have
nothing under the sun to do with that
business
The hard worked machine wants rest
Disease is cured by rest and nursing.
Rest the stomach" says famous doctor.
''and i'll bad cases stop all supplies of food
for twelty-four hours"
Right, doctor. But suppose one day
isn't enough. and commonly 1t isn't Then
what?
Then use Paskola Being artificially
dlgested II won't disturb the stomach, and
IL will nourish, feed and strengthen the
whole system. 1t is perfect food. with
natures work done In advance by art. II
relieves distress after eating 10y aiding the
dl lZestion OF other foods
Paskola may be obtained of any reputa-
ble druggist.
a pamphlet on food and digestion will
be mailed free on application to the Pre-
Digested Food Co, 80 Reade street, New
YORK