New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-19

ABLE EXPERIENCE-IT IS EN-
CEEDINGLY INTERESTING.
One would have 20 travel a long distance and
search thoroughly to find a more bright. attrac-
five and pleasing little lady than Mrs. Cross.
who resides ut No. 32C West 23d street, NewYork.
che a. the wife of Nh Clarence Cross who is an
exnert telegraph,r connected with the Western
Union Company Seated in her parlor few
evenings since ir a pleasant conversation, was
told q story which N interest and Importance
have never heard excelled.
"You would not think" said Mrs. Cross, In a
naive manner, that ever knew what trouble.
unhappiness and pain were, but. nevertheless.
think few women have gone through what ]
have About a year ago paid visit to Boston.
and while there began to feel very strangely.
NV head ached. / had no appetite. couShed
constantly and began wasting away at a terri
HE rate NV complexion grew sallOw, dark lines
"a me around my eyes, / felt ambition was
entirely discouraged. These things continued
until / finally became so sick L was compelled
10 go to the hospital They were exceedingly
kind 70 me there but It was more than two
months before could leave. and then almost
felt myself to be pny steal and mental wreck.
Did consult doctors? Yes, indeed many Time,
but somehow gaiHed no strength and was los
ing i'm flesh constantly. You would hardly be-
lieve It. but at that time l weighed only So
pounds" 49,
"Certainy but I tried to be as brave as posi-
Bile all though felt that there was but little hope.
All my mothers family died OF consumption.
and as once had severe attack o. pneumonia,
7 feared that my time Of life might be short from
the same cause / returned TO NewYork and
tried 10 be brave and cheerful but certainly did
no. feel that way Ny husband said 1t seemed
to him that had every kind OF disease known 20
the world II was at this time that A friend said
to me: L do not think you need the medicines
and drugs you are ,aking. why not drop the
18th a,,1 .fl "a a
ing medicines and try some good fOod-some-
thing that will build you up and strengthen you?
told her tina, / would be glad to DO So but did
not know what to take. She kindly gave me a
bottle of food which she told me had done great
things for some Of her friends And now comes
the surprising part of my story. While In that
weak emacia ted condition. Weighing less than %
pounds I began take the food. The very first
day my appetite grew better. and soon | began
to relish other foods. Soon afterwards. | noticed
that my flesh and strength were increasing, and
that my complexion was getting better. Then It
seemed to me that / could not get enough 10 eat.
/ ate heartily three times day-meat, eggs, ana
nourishing food and slept soundy every night.
| happy. and so were my friends, that
continued taking the food and. ~ make a long
story short ! am. you sec me now. weighing
1l3 pounds. gaining flesh every day, feeling Ike
a girl OF sixteen. AID owe it all - the wonder
full almost might say. miraculous-power Of
Paskoa. the great pre-d yested food which has
done much for me-
You think I am enthusiastic abou, Il? Well.
he'd been helped might almost say sayed-as
7 was? OF course have recommended II 10 my
friends. and have yet 10 find a single person
who has not been benefited by its use. do not
think that people and women especially need
drugs medicines ~ keep them i'm health when
afflicted as was. What do thinl; they need IL
good. sustaining, strengthening food which does
not require any effort on the part OF the stomach
to digest H. and this r. certainly the power
Paskola pOssesses--it goes at once into the blood
strengthening ard making new life. believe Y
women knew these truths more generally. there
would be less sickness. less sallowness, and more
happiness among them than there is.
rs PaskOla Ike cod liver oil? Not at all In
stead OF being nauseors. IL is pleasant 10 take. T.
doesn't make you sick ar stomach"
! have never been more impressed by the
words and appearance Of any person than was
Of Mrs. Cross Her manner was sincere her
words so earnest. her nature so buOyant, and her
health as every look and movement Indicated,
so perfect. that could hardly realize that the IT.
tie lady who was cOnversing had once been 50
great an invalid and near deaths door,
and could not but feel that II women through
ont America could know the means b. which she
had been so benefited. and avail themselves Of It.
II might mean much for the health, beauty and
happiness of American women.
pamphlet giving full particulars respecting
Paskola will be sent application To the Pre-
Digested Food Co.. les Duane St. " Y. City