The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

Take two pint bottles and in one
place tablespoonful Of glucose and n
The other like quantity of Pask ola; iiil
the IN with water, 81; Ike thoroughly ald
add L each forty drops of muriatic or
hydrochlorlc acid, IN order 10 initiate
The acIdity of the natural gastric luce.
Hlving previously finely minced a
quantity of rare or raw lean beef.
chicken, the white of hard boiled eggs
OF similar foods, put into each bottle
one ounce. 1mmeTse the bottles in warm
water aud carefully maintain the con-
tents at Il temperature of 100 to 1J5 de
grees Fahrenheit. frequently shaking IN
order 10 thoroughly expose the food 10
the action of the solution.
In the course If n very short time the
contents OF tn bottle containing Paskola
VIII he seen 10 undergo change. and
III two or three hours the food Will have
become entirely dissolved or d,gesled;
whereas the contents o! the other bottle
contalniEg the glucose and acid viii
show IL change beyond slight differ
ence III appearance.
Ii you nave neither the facilities nor
the inclination &C. make the test for YOUR
self, we have no doubt that your drug
gINt Wal he glad 10 tty the eXperira, mt.
The tutes herewith snow the re uits of a
test made III our own laboratory. the
cuts BENG from u Photograph. Ne.
contained glucose and No. , Pashold.
hat arr we 10 CoErlucJ: One OF two
things: either tHat The s.-called
chemists are ignorant OF dishoae,t
u uc's- naS no digestive IIoper les.
1EIs l. We'll known fer, whereas Pas
kGla i giving relief 90 Thousands # avs-
pepiIcS. truth aJ,eSted ty the uuso
solicited testimonials t.at pour iG up1.
us. The presenc- IF digestive fermcuts
IN Pasko.a cannot be determined hy
chemical ii st. No one Has ever seen
digestive f-rnlents II Il pure form, and
the only Wy To determine heir pres
ence Is 10y 50 observing the effects which
tn Y produce upon TODD. 1uIs l. a fact
rec" gnized by every authority. and viii
be found stated IN Fosters Physiologv
and other standard works.
Ano' her thing which ihese ignorant
and jealous rivals have said abou, Pas.
kOIa. Is that luasmuch "a It's basis Is pre-
disested starch, II is calculated 10 en-
courage dIaDttes
We cannot better answer this CHARGE
than hy quoting paragraph from a re-
pert made 10 Mayor GIlroy. Of New
York, by Dr. Cyrus Edison. Commission
er OF Health for the CITY # New York.
and for the State oil New York.
'Pre-dige,ted starch Is starch in the
exact condition that we find II prepared
10y tie dig Siive organs Tor as.imlla-
ton. 1t IS prominently fat-fuim-
ing, hest-pr, duciug food. Under :.
diet OF pre-dlGes,ed starch or giu-
cose, man can perform more
work than under any
other single article OF !ood. Pre-dige tel
starch no only Is not Injurious. but II l.
an essential article Of food, without
which IN some form, man Cannot euiov
lfe.'
This letter from DR.. Edison was written
N answer 10 an inquiry from tie MAYOR
IS & whether or not pfe-digested starch
was heiiJhfui.
Pa-k"ia contains specific form Of
)re-dl2eSted starch a. well a, digestive
erment-, and Is not alone a fauen-
nS food, but 1t aids tie di.e.-
lon Of other foods ~ the stomach.
Just - you NAV zee in the abJv.
experiment.. The tirel, feeble stomach
+ the dyspeptic IS too weak