The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
THE new Treatment
Doctors Do Not rOsG Now But Prescribe
Food
A GREAT STEP FORWARD
What Number of Well Known Peo-
Pile Have to Say About the New
and Wonderful Departure.


The writer of these lines once got
lost in the woods But he was no fool
80 he thought. I'll walk straight
ahead and that is bound to bring me
out-he said. He tried it. walked five
hours, and reached spot he recog-
nized-the spot he started from.
This circular pedestrianism This
treadmill travelling This wheeling to
the left Shall we keep at it fDreVer2
For thousands of years. says tho
author of Man and His Maladios' IN
lepding English physician.) Metals
and inorganic salts have been admins.
tered to man for nearly every com
plant, and by every school Of medicine.
Yet today there ia no living man who
can tell low any half dozen of these
drugs will act when taken into the
human body, iu health or in disease. "
What do the medicine takers, the
drug dovourers. think of that MANY Of
them think it's about time to get out OF
the circle and take a step straight
ahead. Here are three or four who say
90:
was weak. thin, nervsless and de-
biliated,' says one. II WAS without
appetite and had terrible pain in left
side. Two physicians attended me, but
| obtained no relief night or day. My
husband urged me to try a discovery,
of which we had heard much. He
said it was not a medicine, but food.
To my surprise | found it as pleasant
as lemonade. Before the package was
half gone, began to improve. When
the second was gone | was as we'll az
ever. had gained wonderfully in every
way. To make assurance doubly sure
took third bottle, since which | am
fully recovered and have sufferd no re-
lapse, and | owe it all to Paskola. -
Mrs NJ. V. Cole, POT Bloomfield street,
HOboken. N. j.. April Is. 1894
Through advice OF my doctor. says
another, II have been taking emulsion
Of cod liver oil for several years past
Not gaining in flesh l became dis
c6nraged and concluded | WAS con
sumptive, as | continued to have night
sweats and severe cough. Since us-
ing PGskola the sweats and the coughs
nave both dis appeared My digestion
and appetite are all right, To thin,
pale people | would say, stop taking
drugs and use Paskola, the food cure.
VIM. Wiley, Bridgeton. N. j. April
II. 1894
For the last twenty-six years" says
another, Il have been unable to eat
any meat or fish, ~ l could not retain
it on my stomach. Indeed, | could
hardly take any solid food. | have
tried doctors and countless patent
medicineS. Nothing was of any avail
until | took Paskola. / have used
three bottles and it has worked won
derS. con cat anything that ia put On
the table. Heretofore eating was a
torture; now ii is pleasure. | have
gained five pounds in four week. feel
like new man." Gratefully yours,
Charles E. Issncs, Alb Main street,
Worcester. Mass. March 6, 1894.
There are stcps straight ahead on
the new roGd--straight ahead to health
strength and life. No more stun bling
in a circle through the woods, no more
swallowing poison merely because our
ancestors swallowed them.
Let's stop putting drugs, of which
we know little, into our bodies, oil
which we know less. One thing We
are sure of our bodies are built of al
gested food and energized by digested
food. 'Medicines' have nothing under
the sun to do with that business.
The hard worked machine wants a
rest, Disease is cured by rest and
noursing Rest the stomach, says "A
famous doctor. and in bad cases stor
all supplies of food for twenty -four
hours"
Right, doctor But suppose one day
isn't enough, and commonly it isn't
| Then whAt2
Then use Psskola. Being artificially
digested it wont disturb the stomach,
and il will nonrish, fspd and strengthen
the whole system. 1t is u perfect food
with natures work done in advance by
art u relieves distress after eating by
aiding the digestion Of other food.
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 Read.
Sc. New York.