The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-03
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The Discovery Of 0 Process Of Artificial
Digestion
WHAT THE WRITER SAW
Prominent People Express Themselves
Freely Concerning 1t and just What
They Say Is Made Public.

1t is not often that science makes o
discovery that demands special inves-
legation on the part OF the newspapers.
once In while it does, however, such
as occurred in New York recently.
IL has been stated positively that q
process has been found whereby food,
mixed with fruit acids. became di-
gested before it had even entered the
mouth. Certainly if this were true it
would mark an era in the history Of
civilization, and the writer was dele,
gated to thoroughly investigate and
report upon the same
| The first call was made at the Office
Of the company which is now manu-.
featuring the food in question, and l
was permitted to inspect the process
OF manufacture. I found it exceed
ingly elaborate and scientific, and after
inspecting it thoroughly was shown
the way in which it actually worked.
A piece Of fresh meat was placed in
IN open dish and some of the pre-di-
gested food mixed with it, Almost
Immediately there was change in the
color Of the meat, next its fibers
seemed to separate, and soon it became
liquid mass, the same as il does in
the human stomach after being eaten.
The effect, the change, the entire pro-
cess, was most wonderful and speedy
This, as You see, is a demonstra
tion of what can be done, said the
manager, but we prefer that you as.
certain just what this food accom-
plishes with the people who use it.
Here is list Of names and you are at
liberty to see them and ascertain just
what their opinions may be-"
Armed with this list, the writer be-
gan tour Of investigation, with the
following results:
Sergeant Elias B. Dunn, chief of the
Weather Bureau, was found in his
office. looking exceedingly well, In
response to my inquiry he said: l
have used the pre-digested food Pas
kola myself aud in my family, and !
must say that have found it just
what is claimed for it. Ia fact. have
been chanting the praises Of it very
steadily ever since first began to use
it, Why shouldn't |? 1t has built me
up aud made nsw man of me. You
eee how fresh and rosy l am aud | in
tend to keep So"
Colonel John r. Fellows, the elo.
qusnt District Attorney of New York.
in response to my question said: "If l
am called upon to deliver an address
or make a speech upon which much
depends, ! first look out for my stom-
ach. When that is healthy my brain
is clear, my thoughts are logical, and
it is comparatively easy matter to
elothe them in proper language. When
am not feeling well | take Paskola.
the pre-digested food, which sets the
stomach right clears the cobwsbs from
the brain and sets the machinery OF
thought and eloquenoe in motion.
There is nothing like Paskola for such
Il purpose, and believe it has won
more cases before a jury than you
would imagine"
Both Messrs. Howe aud Hummel, the
wel!.known lawyers, fully confirmed
what l had already heard. Mr.. Howe
said:
Look at me, Feel how firm my
arm Is You can see l am in perfect
health, and yet | was, not long ago
advised by doctor TO so away for my
health. My present condition Ia the
result of the use of Paskola. 1t 10 q
labor.saying discovery - saves your
stomach the labor of dgestiug food.
Try it as l did, and grow fat and
jolly"
His partner, Mr.. Hummel, said:
Il have seen number Of people try
Peskola, whose stomachs were so weak
that they could digest nothing else, but
who were able to assimiate this pre-
digeGted food without the slightest
difficulty, l have known an adult man
wasted to shadow by indigestion who
gained 40 pounds in three months by
Its use"
Wherever l went the reports were
the same, and was forced to the in
evitahle conclusion that great discov-
| cry had certainly been made for build
ing up the system, increasing the
strength and prOlonging the life, with.
out any drain or strain upon the digss-
tive organs, which has been the great
bane Of our American life. Certainly
the results of the research proves so.
ANY one who desires further infor-
nation upon the subject should send
for free pamphlet to the Pre-Di-
gested Food Co., 30 Rsade ST., New
York.