The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-15
A VERY HAPPY PASTOR.
Both He and His Good Wife Are
Now Rejoicing,
But Suffered Once-Ope OF tho Mo..
Thankful and Sincere Letters Ever
Written by Any Man.

In the famous fight off Cherbourg the
Alabama fired she'll which entered
the rudder-post Of the Kea-sarpe-and
stuck there.
IL that she'll had exploded, tho en-
gagement would have had q different
ending.
That was Providence in the shape OF
bad fuse.
I'm our case" writes clergyman
who possessed the rare art of putting
things lin our case Providence ap-
peared in the shape of pamphlet
sucked under string"
ut was in this strange way" he con-
tinues, that we first learned of Pas
kola, that has since done such wonders
Tor my wife and myself. We have taken
only $3.50 WORTHLESS than the price of
one visit from our physician-yet It has
accom piished what no doctors prescrip-
done. o'oi
For twenty-five years have gu frered
untold miseries from disordered
stomach. For years have had to alb.
stain from meats; but after only ono
Jays use OF Paskola l have eaten ment
or any other food my appetite crayed.
with no i'll results.
I'm regard to my wife hardly know
how to write. 1t certainly appears like
miracle Months passed with her
most miserably. She had no appetite.
80 reduced in flesh and vitality was she
tnas we were looking for nothing short
OF speedy death.
but Providence interviewed in tho
shape OF little pamphlet tucked under
she string of package brought from a
neigh boring town.
tossed 1t on the table with the re.
IL ark, Here. wife, is something to cure
your Ills and give you an appetite
one read 1T and said to me, Il hayo
faith to believe If 1 had that Paskols il
would cure me-
The next mail carried an order for
polite The second day brought the
bottle and she took the first dose That
was four weeks ago. To-day she can
eat hearty meal OF anything she
aves-something she had not done for
months.
II regret we did not weigh ourselves
before we commenced to take Pasl.oIa
but the truth is l had no great faith in
it-so many things had failed. But
you have our lasting gratitude.
write you this not to obtain q sup
ply free, but because | have the good of
my fellow men at heart.
VI have already induced a few people
to give your Paskola trial When
they shall have done so will gladly no.
tify you OF the results.
Hoping under God that what I have
thus hastily written may benefit others,
1 remain yours truly,
REV. A. p. BEEBE.
worth centre, N. Y, April IA, 1894 ="
We congratulate Mr.. Beebe and his
good wife upon the wonders that fol-
lowed their use Of Paskola. To them
that little book tucked under a string
was Providence indeed.
Paskola Is doing similar wonders all
over the land. And people tell us of 1t
In ike grateful and enthusiastic words.
what Is PaskolaP 1t is artiflcially
digested starch com bined with certain
fruit principles which aid the digestion
OF other foods-as Mr. Beebe has shown.
mark 1t is food not q dough. 1t
stimulates, strengthens, revives and
fattens the weak and rundown body,
even though the torpid stomach can
give 1T no help. Paskola is concen-
trated nourishment, digested by art. in
advance. Taken into the system it
goes straight to it's destination. Not
an hour is lost. 1t is new, its prin.
ciple is new, it is fundamental, scien-
titic, successful. Dyspeptics, consump.
tives, all thin pale, wasted and help
less people will be rescued by it,
Throw physic to the does-try Paskola.
And send to the Pre.digested Food
Company, 80 Reade street, New York,
FOR copy OF that pamphlet that Mr..
Beebe found tucked under the string.
FOR sale by johnson & Johnson, cor
ner OF jefferson street and First avenue
southwest.