The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-11
is LIFE WORTH LIVING?
solomon Once Sad It Was Not. But AZ.
forwards Changed HIS Mind-Cnes<
For The Despondent.


II the subject of recent sermon. Hap
plnsss 5 not question OF bank account
or material prosperity, bus rather Of
health, and this can only be enjoyed
where the digestive organs are pefoFm-
ing their proper functions.
Were the question addressed to \
ehronic dyspeptIc, . Ies4,ive answer
would probably be returned.
DIR. J. Niillnsr FoiherSill. OF London
whose name Is a household word in
England. says Of this dread yei pre-.
va'ent disease. "More distressing than
the actual pain is the sense of misery
experienced by many. the mental dis-
comfort, the sense OF wreschedness. Of
utter unfitneSs for work, tie mental
attitude OF gloom, distress and INCA
p3city, the physical discomfort. tends
10 cause the sufferer to have luIsgivinss
that the malady is something moro
than mere indigestion. 4 haunting
fear that the bfain is the seat of
the disease, where there is headache,
the heart. where there is pAlpi
tatlon of Irregular action tortures the
unhappy sufferer The remembrance
CT TINS impression hangs like dark cloud
over the intervals OF comparative health.
No. only does the brain seem exhausted,
Tut the whole system seems languid and
weak, instead of the man bvlng able TO,
twenty or thirty mile walk. one or two
miles produce fatigue aud sometimes an
intense lansu1r Is felt witEou any ex=r-
ton at all. Wben hs gees 10 his medical
attendant 10 describe his case he saws Il
take all Sortsof r~ngtleniu.s things, and
yet feel So weak" IL instead OF usine
these words he was TO say. because /
take all sorts of things | itel 80 weak. .
he would express part at loas. of the
truth.
Alal-products of digestion are positive
de present poisouS. Strong food does
not necessarily involve strength rather
the opposite when the digestion i ia!-
paired \ little. well digested. feeds
the blood, and from II again the tissues.
better than a large meal # which none,
or very little indeed, Is properly digest
ed. In this condition. the more a per-
son eats, the worse he thrives, because
he digests little or none. and unless lie
Is restricted TO proper meals, he vir-
tually eats himself 10 death. and he dies
OF hunger-of actual starvation. in the
midst VI Unlimited food and everlasting
eating. To eat and digest, then, Is not
one and the same thing.
DR. Fothergib speaks of srtiiicialiy di-
gested starch IN the following unmistak-
able terms:
AS The cooking of starchy foods in
wolves their partial digestion, we see
that ih:uitively and without the light OF
science. man commenced the artificial
digestion of starch when only "A savage
and long before the dawn of history.
We at tine present are emerging out Of
the early darkness and stepping forward
by morning hight on the path TO the orti-
fetal digestion Of starch, by 50 doing
econOmizing the body energy which
would otherwise be consumed ia pre-
parlng such food for absorption"
PaskOla j. such food, being a pre-di-
gested starch combined with organic
ferments, possessing the property of
digesting other foods IA tho stomach,
thus virtually resting the diseased diges-
tive organs and vet insurIng strength
ard nourlshment to the body.
Paskcia mas passed beyond The expert
mental stage, and IS now being employ
ed with the greatest success aud s%tIsiac-
tion by thousands OF suHerers. Many
the man and woman who would nave
answered the question lis life worth
liyiugE with an emphatic ''Nog now
comes forward 70 sound the praises II
Paskola and tell how II has rescued them
from a living death.
Nr. l. W. Crisp. agent Of the South
ern Railway company, Fort Hill, ;. c.,
writes as follows under date of July -.
1894:
just five years ago quit the farm 20
take up Office work. / was Iu perfect
health and for two years following con
tinued to he robust and otrOng. A; the
expirai ION Of that time, which Was
three years ago, / began % he troubled
with dyspepsia, but gave the matter but
little attention thinking / would soon
come around al right. Instead. things
went from bad To worse, and IN the lat
six months / have suffered fFightfuliy.
IL has been necessary To call doctor
number OF times. My appetite has been
good all this willie. while my digestive
organs have been absolutely unable 20
iigest any food. / have tried every
hing az bas been recommended, " In
put experiencing any benefit Have
used the mediocre Of some II The oest
physicians IA thIs country. They would
help me FOR three or four
Laws, then would he Just IS bad of as
" ss before consulting them.
Il have lost flesh until DO not look
Ike the same person. only ~sighlng 132
pounds, making loss Of - pounds 10
.II months.
Il had begun 70 think that / had bet
er look around for a coffin and placs
% put n, when Just four weeks ago
anne across a little pamphlet describing
'asko.a- / read every word o. Il ard
vas inspired with such confidence that
I was decided 20 give IL triaL b-zat
skIug the product early IA July and By
he time the frat bOgile was half gone.
,rdsrsd three more, as ! found u was
long me much good. ceased % io~s
leah, had no further headaches, nor dad
vonIt after eating a. prsvIgus.y. Ia
act / did not feel as though / rad any
hing Che ma ter with me a. al. 4 have
.ow taken two and a hail bottles and
"a sfIii using %. everybody having no
ICED that / am improving and ny coin
.lexiOu beng Ds.ter than . Las been for
40 year..
"P4skola has done ne more good IN
be past twenty days than any msdicins
have ever TAKEN. In fact Il l. The Only
hing that b-s ever done ms any good. I
.eep sell a. niRhf. do not dream a.
II before usinx . and awaks 10 thS
corning fully Telrs4hsd and ready foc
~ Work.
sach statements a. these are inooniro-
crti1.c.
II ven are suGering. II an snaaciatea
Jrfn ard general lack Il strength shows
1af you are %. beng properly nour-