The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11
.BLFB WORTH LIVING?
souomoa oneo ss,d It Was Not. But
Afterwards Changed His Mad.
Cheer for tho DespOndent

question Of sufficient importance 70
make IL tho subject Of O rocsnt sermon.
Happiness is not question Of bank &c.
count or material prosperity, but
ra,her Of health. and this can only DO
enjoyed where tho digestive organs are
performing their proper functions.
We're tho question addressed to a
chronic dyspeptic. a negative answer
would probably DO returned.
DR.. J. Gfillner Fothereill, of London,
whose name Is housh old word in Eng.
land, says Of this dread yet prevalent
disease: "More distressing than tho
actual pain is the sense Of misery ex.
perienced by many, tho mental dis.
comfort the sense Of wretchodness, Of
utter unfftness for work, the mental at.
titude otigioom, distress and incapacity,
tho physical discomfort. tends to cause
tho sufferer to haVo misgivings that the
malady 10 something moro than more
indigestion. A haunting fcar>that tho
brain is tho seat Of the disease, where
there Ia headache, tho heart, where
there Is palpitation or irregular action,
fortunes tho unhappy sufferer. The
remembrance Of this impression
hangs like dark cloud over
tho intervals Of comparative health.
Not only docs tho brain secm exhaust
cd, but the whole system appears Lam
guild and weak, instead Of tho man bO-
ing able for q twenty or thirty milo walk,
ono or two miles produce fatigue. and
sometlmos an iutcnsc languor is felt
without any exortion at all. When no
goes 10 his medical attendant to do.
scribe his case, no says: 4 tako all
sorts Of strengthening things. and got I
feel 90 weak. II, instead Of using those
words, he werc to say: Because l take
all sorts OF things, | feel so weak he
would express part, at least, Of the
truth"
Mal-products Of digestion are positive
depressent poisons. Strong food does
not necessarily involve strength, rathor
tho opposite when the digestion is i'm.
paired. A little, we'll digested, foods
the blood, aud from it again tho tissues,
better than O largo meal OF which mono,
or very little indeed, ia properly d.
gcsLed. In this condition, tho moro o
person eats, tho worse he thrlves, be-
cause be digests little or none, and I'M
less he is restricted to proper meals, he
virtually cats himself to death. aud hc
dos OF hunger-of actual starvation, In
the midst Of unlimited food and ever
lasting eating. To oat and digest, then,
is not one and the same thing.
DR.. Fothergill speaks of artifcially
digested starch In tho following unmis-
taxable terms:
"As the cooking Of starchy foods in
wolves their partial digestion, We 500
that iutuitively and without tho light
OF science, man commenced the artiti-
clsl digestion OF starch whom only
savage aud long before tho dawn OF his.
tory. We at the present, are emerging
out OF the early darkness and stepping
forward by morning light on the path
to the artificial digestion OF starch, by
so doing, economizing the body energy
which would otherwise be consumed In
preparing auch food for absorption"
Paskola Is such food, being pre-
dieeated starch combined with organic
ferments, possessing tho property Of di.
costing other foods in tho stomach, thus
virtually resting the diseased digestive
organs and yet insuring strongth and
nourishment to the body.
Paskola has passed beyond tho experl-
mental stage, and Is now being employ
ed with the greatest SUCCESS and salts
faction by thousands OF sufferers. Many
the man and woman who would have
answered the question us life worth
liying?" with M emphatic "Nol" now
comes forward TO sound tho praises OF
Paskola and tell how 1t has rescued thcm
from living death.
Mr.. L. W. Crisp, agent OF tho Southern
Railway Company, sFort Hill, 8. O.,
writes as follows under date Of July 20,
1894:
Gust fivo years ago l quit the farm
to take up office work. l was in per-
tcct health and for two years following
continued to DO robust and strong. At
the expiration Of that time, Which was
three years ago, began to be troubled
with dyspepsia, but gavo the matter lit
Ito attention thinking would coon
come around all right Instead, things
wont from bad to worse. and In tho last
six months have suffered frighttully.
II has been necessary to call doctor
number Of times. My appetite has
boon good all this while, whilo my
digestive organs havc boon absolutely
unable to digest any food. Ihave tried
everything that has been recommended,
without experiencing any benefit. Have
used tho medicine OF some OF tho bost
physicians In this country. They would
sometimes help mo for three or four
days. then would be just as bad of as
l was before consulting them.
AZ have lost flesh until / do not look
like tho same person, only weighing
1872 pounds, making loss of SO pounds
in six months.
II had begun TO think that I had
bettor look around for collin and a
place to put it, when just four weeks
ago / caIne across little pamphlet
describing Paskola. l read every word
OF it and was inspired with such contl-
dence that 1t was decided to give 1t u
trial. began taking tho product early
in July, and by the time the lrst bottle
was half Como, ordered three moro. as
found it was doing mo much good. l
ceased to lose flesh, had no further head
aches, nor did yomit after eating as
previously. In fact I did not feel as
though l had anything the matter with
inc at all. havo now taken two aud a.
half bottles aud am still using II, overy-
body having noticed that l nun improv.
ing and my complexion being better
than II has been for two years.
"Paskola has done mo moro good In
tho past twenty days thnn any medicine
l have over taken. In fact, il is tho
only thing that has ovOr done mo any