Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29
STARVING MD PLENTY.
Why Will So Many People Persist In
Doing So?
WHEN IT IS NEEDLESS.
Discovery Of q Food which Is Completely
Digested Before Being Eaten, Thus
Enabling the Weakest stomach
to Absorb II.

II you are starving. II ks all the same
whether you starve because you cannot
get food 20 eat, OF because you cannot
digest what you do eat. The effects are
the same. The results are the same.
There Is certain difference; In this
way: The poor man. if he gets enough
food. will soon get fat. The invalid.
whatever food he may eat cannot get fat.
unless he feeds on artifieially dlgested
food.
Since Pasknla, the pre-digested food,
has been prepared, people have rapidly
been growing fatter. Before Paskols.
there was nothing that could be done to
cure dyspepsia II was the bane Of the
doctors Drugs could do nothing. Cod
liver oil made II worse. Dyspeptics, amaze
mics, consumptives, and all people who
were thin and pale. who. In fact. were
starving amidst plenty, were thought in
durable.
To-day II is different. We have Paskola.
We know that Paskola, being pre-digast-
ed. will cure starving invaiids. IL will
make thin people fat. II will make pale
people rosy. II will make weak people
strong.
Paskola does this because IL Is a food:
because IL is a food that will feed you,
whether you can digest other food or not.
The starches are the fhttening focds
We know this, because doctors forbid
starchy food to people who are growing
too fat
The chief merit In Paskola is that Il
IL pre-digested food. Another, that Il
Is starchy food. Another. that Il helps
you to digest what other food you may
eat.
The chief good that Paslxola can do Is
TO make all thin people grow fat An
other, to relieve the panys OF indigestion.
Another to put fresh life Ia your veins.
and make you feel younger and stronger.
II Paskola were a medicine II would do
you no permanent good at all. 1t is not
a medicine; IL Is "A food. We need food
every day Of our lives. We DO not need
medicine.
Just see what Paskola has done for
others
VALPARAISO. IND, April 6. 1901.
The Pre-Digested Food Company, 30
Reade street, New York:
Gentlemen Your letter OF ApriJ 81 at
hand. Regardins my symptoms Before 1
used Paskola, I was very weak: / could
not digest anything | tried everything To
gain strength. but failed. My doctor ad-
vised me to use Paskola, and am salts
fed II Is the only thing for weak stom-
ach. have gained two pounds a week.
and 1 have been expecting those tablets
every day II my bowels would work
right, am sure ] would be happy.
My liver IL very bad at times, and i
get bilious There is nothing that helps
Indigestion like Paskoia. I have tried
about twelve doctors, and have been suf-
fering more than four years.
/ will say that | have been so weak
| that l could work only about two days
In q week. For nearly three years !
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 l., 1894.
| The Pre-Digested Food Company, 80
Reade street, New York:
Gentlemen Through the advice OF
| friends, | decided 10 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
| weighed ll2 pounds, and after two weeks
/ treatment gained eight pounds. She Is
| gaining i'm health and strength daily.
with increasing appetite for the most
| hearty food that was repugnant TO her
! before taking Paskoa.
! AS a hesh-forming food, | think II far
| superior TO cod-liver oil. or similar pre-
] parations and am more than gratlhed
| with the results WILLIAM Il. ROSS,
| Paskola may be obtained Of any repu-
! table druggist. A pamphlet on food and
! digestion will be mailed free, on applica-
| ton TO the Pre- DiFested Food Company
! 30 Reade street, New York.