St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
THE new TREATMENT.
DOCTORS % nor DOE WOW. Sur
PRESCRIBE FOOD.
\ GREAT STEP WARD.
What a Number of WelI-Known
People Have to Say About the
New aud Wonderful Oepart.
ure,

/ The writer of these lines once got
lost IN the woods. But he was no fool
so he thought. I'll walk straight
ahead, and that Is bound to bring me out
-he said. He tried 1t. walked FIVE
hours. and reached spot he recognized
the spot he started from.
This circular pedestrianism! This
treadnill traveling! This wheeling to
the left! Shall we keep at 1t forever?
For thousands OF years." says the
author of ..Man and His Alaladies" "a
leading English physician. .'metals and
inorganic salts have been administered
to man for nearly every complaint. and
by every school of medicine. Yet today
there Is no living man vino can tell how
any half-dozen of these drugs will act
when taken into the human body. in
health or in disease"
What do the medicine takers, the
drug deyourers, think OF that? Many
of them think it's about time to get out
OF the circle and take step straight
ahead. Here are three or four who say
SO:
II was weak, thin. nerveless and de-
bilitated," says one. II was without
oPpcttto dHu udu tcItlulc pdlll III LILO
left side. Two physicians attended ME,
but / obtained no relief night or day'
My husband urged me to try dtscoy-
cry. of which we had heard much. He
said it was not medicine, but food.
10 my surprise l found it as pleasant as
lemonade. Before the package was half
gone began to improve. When the
second was gone was neorly as we'll as
ever. l had gained wonderfully III
every way. To make assurance doubiy
sure took q third bottle, since which
am fully recovered and have suffered
no relapse. and l owe it all to Paskola."
Mrs. NJ. v. Cole. 227 Bloomington street,
Hoboken. N. j., April Is. 1894.
Through advice of my dnctor," says
another, II have been taking emulsion
of cod liver oil for several years past.
Not gaining any III flesh, / became dis
couraged, and concluded was con-
sumptiye, as continued TO have night
sweats and severe cough. Since using
Paskola the sweats and the cough have
both disappeared. My digestion aud
appetite are all right. 70 thin, pale
people would say. stop taking drugs
aud use Paskola, the food cure."-Wm.
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, as / could not retain 1t on
my stomach Indeed, / could hardly
take any solid food. have tried many
doctors and countless patent medicines.
Nothing was of any avail until took
Paskola. have used three bottles,
and 1t has worked wonders. ! can now
eat anything that is put on the table.
Heretofore eating was torture; now 1t
is 4 pleasure. have gained five pounds
in four weeks. feel like new man."
Gratefully yours, Charles E. lsaacs. Alb
Main street, Worcester, Mass. March q.
1884.
These are steps straight ahead-on
the new-road-straight ahead to health,
sire myth and life. NJ more stumbling
in a circle through the woods, no more
swallowing poisOns merely because our
ancestors swallowed them.
Let's stop putting drugs. of which we
know little. Into our bodies, of which
we know less. One thing we are sure
of; our bodies are built Of digested food
and energized by digested food. "Medt-
clues" have nothing under the sun to
do with that business.
The hard-worked machine wants "a
rest. Disease is cured by rest aud nurs-
ing, Rest the stomach says q. ia
nous doctor. land Ill bad cases stop all
supplies Of food fer twenty -four hbnfs.s'
Right. doctor. But suppose one day
isn't enough. and commonly it isn't.
Then what?
Then use Paskola. Being artifcially
digested it won't disturb the stomach,
and it will nourish. feed and strengthen
the whole system. 1t is perfect food.
with natures work done IN advance by
art. It relieves distress after eating by
aiding the digestion Of other foods.
Paskola may be obtained OF any rep
utable druggist,
A pamphlet on food and digestion will
be mailed free on application to The
Pre-. Digested Food Co., 30 Reade street.
New York.