The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-22
WHERE IS THE HEART
Are You Quite Positive That You Could
Locate Il?
A few VERY Interesting facts
Some Mysteries of the Body and How
to Control Certain Organs
Made Very Clear.

II am badly packed. Doctor" said
the little gentleman: ''you will find
my heart on the right side instead Of
the left"
Readers of "The Autocrat of the
Breakfast Ia BILE" will remember the
pathetic incident to which the above is
an allusion. Similar abnormal ad-
justments Of the bodily organs are not
frequently met with by anatomists.
Assuming your stomach to be in the
pr oper spot do you know its location
Don't be too sure.
Place the palm of your right hand on
what is called the pit of the stomach,
turning the ends of the fingers toward
the heart Your hand will then cover
the space usually occupied by the
stomach.
The stomach has no fixed size. 1t
depends on the contents IL will con-
tract until it is no bigger than your
closed hand and expand till it Is as
large as your head.
For twenty, five years." says q cler-
gyman. 81 have suffered untold miser-
les from a disordered stomach. For
years had to abstain from meats, hut
after q brief use of Paskola, the new
artifcially digested food, was able to
eat meat or anything else l desired,
with no i'll results
In regard to my wife's case, l hardly
know how to write. 1t certainly Rp-
pears like a miracle. Months passed
with her most miserably. So reduced
In vitality and in flesh was she, that
we expected nothing short of speedy
death. One day we received pack
age from neighboring town. Under
the string with which tho bundle was
tied was a pamphlet that was new to
us.
II glanced at it and then tossed it
on the table with the remark, here,
wife is something to cure your ills and
give You an appetite. She read 1t and
said, have faith to believe thati /
had this Paskola it would help me.
'The next mail carried an order for
a bottle. The second day brought the
bottle and she took tho first dose. That
was four weeks ago. Today she can
eat hearty meal Of anything she
craves-something she has not done
lOI luOuJUb.
"Hoping under God that what /
have written may benefit some, and
cause new light to break into the prison
house of pain and suffering, am yours
truly, Rev. A. F. Beebe, Worth Cen
ter, N Y, April a. 1894"
Then, as to the children, a mother
writes: Our littls girl has bsen puny
and sickly from birth. In fact she has
been almost constantly under the care
of our family physician. Still she
could not seem to gain flesh or strength.
We gave her Paskols and noticed de-
cided change for the better before tho
first bottle was consumed. Her little
face. always wan and pale. began to
show the tint of coming health, and
she soon took on flesh rapidly Our lit
tie darling, once 30 cross and irritable
with pain, has grown to be the delight
OF the household. We will always
laud and praise Paskola for what 1t
has done for her. Yours very truly,
Mrs. Burt dill, Bridgeton, N. j.. May
4, 1894"
Starting from the fact that food
is the source Of life" the diseoversrs Of
Patkols went a step further How to
support and nourish the system while
the digestive process, is interrupted, to
sustain life while Nature (unburdened
with task which for a time she can
not perform) proceeds to repair
damages-that was the question with
them. In other words, could the work
Of the digestive machinery be done ar
titicially. furnishing true food that
would be accepted by the shsorbents
of the stomach and intestines, enter
the blood and build up the body, with
out tho immediate aid of the secretions
Of the stomach, liver and panereas.
The final answer was Yes, and Pas
kola is that answer embodied in form
which-ignoring cod liver oil and all
other drugs-elicits enthusiastic and
wondering thanks from all who give
it practical test.
They have sent experienced generals
against you this time, s,sire" said an aid
de-camp to Napoleon. So much the
BETTER" said the man Of Austerlitz;
"bsinC experienced, they won't fight.
PaSkola is not tied up with prece-
dents. 1t fights and conqusrs.
Paskola may be obtained of any re-
putable druggist A pamphlet on food
and digestion will be mailed free on
application to The Pre-Digested Food
Co., 30 Reade St, New York.