St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-15
4 VERY HAPPY PASTOR.
s0TH Ne ARD HIS coon WIFE ARE
VOW 6Ey0rMG.
BUT ONCE.
One OF the Most Thankful and
Sincere Letters Ever Written
by Any Man.

In the famous fight off Cherbourg the
Alabama fired a shell which entered the
rudder-p0st Of the Kearsargs and
stuck there. 81
II that shell had exploded, the engage
ment would have had a different ending.
That was Providence in the shape Of
q bad fuse.
"ln our case" writes a clergyman
who possesses the rare art of putting
things. ''in our case Providence ap.
peared In the shape Of q pamphlet
tucked under a string" so ~
III was In this strange way" he con-
tinues, that we first learned of PaskOla.
that he has since done such wonders for
my wife and myself. We have taken
only $3.50 worthless than the price of
q visit from u physician-yet it has
accomplished what no DOCTORS pre-
scrlpti0nS or patent medicines have ever
done.
"For twenty five years ] have suf-
Tered untold MiSerieS from a disOrdered
stomach. For years l have had to ABB
stain from meats; put after only IN
days use OF Paskola l have eaten meat,
or any other food my appetite craved,
with no Ill results.
lin regard to my wife l hardly know
how to write. 1t certainly appears like
q miracle. Months passed with her
most miserably. She had no appetite.
So reduced in flesh and vitality was she
that we were looking for nothing short
OF a speedy death.
but Providence INTERVIEWED In the
shape OF a little pamphlet tucked under
the string OF q package brought from a
n%eighboring town.
II tossed it on the table with the re-
mark, Here, wife, is something to cure
your Ills and give you an Appetite
"She read it and said 70 Inc, Il have
faith to believe ii ! had that Paskola it
would cure me-
Tine ext mail carried an order for a
bottle. The second day brought the
bottle. and she took the first dose. That
was four weeks ago. Today she can
eat a hearty meal of anything she
cfaves-something she had not done
for months.
II regret we did not weigh ourselves
before we began to take Paskola; but
the TRUTH is l had no great faith in it.
so many things had failed. But you
have our lasting gratitude.
II write you this not to obtain a sup
ply Tree. but because l have the good of
my fellow men at heart.
II have already induced o few people
to give your Paskola a trial. When
they shall have done SO l will gladly
notify yon of the results.
"Hoping under God that what l have
thus hastily written may benefit others,
1 remain yours truly,
"REv. A. P. BEEBE,
Worth Center, n. Y. April 18th, 1884,
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 a Providence indeed.
Paskola Is doing similar wonders all
over the land. And people tell us of it
III like grateful and enthusiastic words.
What is PaskOla? 1t is artificially di-
gested starch combined with certain
fruit principles which aid the digestion
Of other f0ods-as Mr.. Beebe has shown.
Mark! it is a food. not a dough-. 1t
stimulates, strengthens, revives aud fat
tens the weak and rundown body, even
though the torpid stomach can give it
no help. Paskola is c%oneentra tednour-
ishment, digested by art, IN advance.
Taken into the system it goes straight
to its destination. Not an hour is lost.
1t is new. its principle is new, it is tun-
damental, scientific, successful. Dys.
pepties, coiisumptives. all thin, pale,
wasted and helpless people will be res
ehed by It. Throw physic to the dogs
try Paskola. And send to the Pre-di-
gested Food Co., 80 Reade street, New
York. for a copy of that pamphlet that
MI. Beebe found tucked under the
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