The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-12
Why Will So Many People
Persist in Doing So?
WHEN 1T Is NEEDLESS.
Discovery of Food Which IL Complete
Iy DiRssted Before Being Eaten,
Thus Enabling the Weakest Stom-
ach TO Absorb It.

If you are starving. it il all the same
whether you starve because you cannot
get food to eat or because you cannot di-
gest what you do eat The effects are the
same. The results are the same.
There is a certain differences; in this
way: The poor man if he gets enough
food will soon get fat. The invalid, what
ever food he may eat, cannot get fat.
unless he feeds on artifcally digested
/ food.
Since Paskola, the pre-digested food,
has been prepared, people have rapidly
4 been growing fatter. Before Paskola,
! there was nothing that could be done to
cure dyspepsia. 1t was the bane of the
doctors. Drugs could do nothing. Cod
i liver oil made it worse. Dyspeptics, an
aemics, consum ptives and all people who
were thin and pale. who in fact was starv-
ing amidst plenty, were thought incur
/ allie.
Today it is different. We have Pas
kola. We know that Paskola. being pre-
digested, will cure starving invalids. 1t
will make thin people fat. 1t will make
! pale people rosy. It will make weak
people strong.
F, Paskola does this because it is a food.
| Because it is a food that will feed you
whether you can digest other food or
not.
The starches are the fattening foods
We know this because doctors forbid
starcny food to people who are growing
too fat.
The chief merit in Paskola is that it is
pre-digested food. Another, that it is
a starchy food. Another, that it helps
you to digest what other food you may
eat.
The chief good that Paskola can do is
to make all thin people grow fat Another,
to relieve the pangs of indigestion. An
other, to put fresh life in your veins. and
make you feel younger and stronger.
If PaskOla were medicine, it would
do you no permanent good at all. 1t is
not medicine; it is a food. We need
food every day of our lives. We do not
! need medicine.
just see what PaskOla has done for
VALPARAISO, IND,
April 6, 1894
The Pre-Digested Food Co.,
80 Reade ST., New York
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of April Sd
at hand Regarding my symptoms
before l used Paskola, was very weak;
l could not digest anything; tried
everything to gain strength but failed.
| My doctor advised me to use Paskola,
and am satisfied it is the only thing for
a weak stomach. / have gained two
pounds week.
My only trouble now is constipation,
and have been expecting those tablets
every day. If my bowles would work
right. am sure l would be happy.
My liver is very bad at times and get
bilious. There is nothing that helps in
digestion like PaSkOla- have tried
about tw Give doctors and have been suff-
ering more than four years.
/ will say that have been so weak
that 1 could work only about two days in
a week. For nearly three years l spent
all had for doctoring and had given up
hope. / am sure Paskola will restore
me Trusting to hear from you very
early. Yours truly,
p. A. HANK.
BRIDGEToN, N. j..
April II, 1894.
The Pre- -Digested Food Co..
so Reade St, New York
GENTLEMEN: Through the advise of
friends decided to try your Paskola for
my daughter who has been in very poor
health for several months past from loss
of appetite and general debility.
She had wasted away in flesh and at
the time she began taking Paskola weigh
ing 112 pounds and after two weeks treat
ment gained eight pounds. She is gain
ing in health and strength daily, with in
creasing appetite for the most hearty
food that was repuguant to her before
taking Paskola.
AS flesh forming food, think it far
superior to Cod Liver OIL or other SINH
lar preparations, and am more than graf
flied with the results.
WILLIAM T. Ross
Paskola may be obtained of any reput-
able druggist. A pamphlet on food and
digestion will be mailed free. on applica-
ton to The Pre-Digested Food Co., 80
Roado ST Nav York