The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-19
TIE WORLD PROGRESSES
Although It Took Five Thousand Years to
Make a aDscoleTy
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
What Charles the First's Physician
Did-And What Modern Chemists
and DISCOVERIES Are Doing.

Thousands of peoble saw Charles l.
beheaded in 1G4S. 1t was great show
a genuine tragedy, and free to the
public.
Yet in all that crow there was but
one man who knew why the blood
spurted from the Observed arteries in
the monarch's neck. That was DR..
Harvey, the Kings physician. He had
announced the circulation of the blood
and in 30 doing he started tremen-
dous scandal. People called him fool,
n meddler; madman. They said he
ought to be sent to the block.
What lucky thing it was that the
Puritans chopped off the kings head
instead of Hsrvey's. A king more or
leas doesn't matter. but a thinker more
or less Goes.
Thank mercy, it's safer now to tell
new truth than it was 250 years ago.
That's why we are not afraid to pub
lish these letters, nor TO talk freely
about what they mean.
First: Il have sister-a young
lady of 81 years. She has been troubled
with constipation in the worst form;
Nlso with catarrh OF the stomach and
bowels and prostration of the nerves
She suffered everything short Of DEATH
and would break down in nervous cry
ing spells. We spent much money
with doctors in Chicago and Luding-
ton, but none of them WAS able to help
her. We saw some statements in the
papers. and resolved to try the new
e-digested food remedy. Previous
to that time she found nothing that
would move her bowels without the
aid Of syringe.
"But what a changel Paskola, the
new pre-. digested food. is doing won
derful work with her. Although up
10 date. she has taken it only about
week the trembling has stopped, she is
regular twice day and has no crying
spells. Her sleep, which has been
broken and wretched, is now sound
and refreshing. She eats heartily and
feels like another person. We are SO
thankful; and feel it my duty to make
known the facts. Yours, etc, Sidney
G. Gay, Ludington, Mich, March &c,
1894"
AnotSer:-'1 began taking Paskola
Jan. l. 1894. l had been sick in bed
seven or eight weeks and could not
turn myself in bed without help. !
had no appetite-could take nothing
but little milk and water, and even
that was hard work. But the doctor
said | must hive some nourishment. !
was growing weaker and weaker, and
my friends and the doctor thought /
must go down.
The first dose of Paskola gave lit
tie appetite and began to revive. Ny
strength increased 80 that in week
from the time l took the first dose |
weighed SO pounds. and the next week
weighed SS pound. In five weeks /
gained 20 pounds. My general weight
is from 14O to $50 pounds: so you cau
see how run down l was. feel my
strength increasing every day. For
years l have suffered with indigestion
and constipation, and had doctored and
I,taken this and that without avail. ]
can now truly say that with the help
of the good Lord Paskola has done
wonderful work for me. Yours truly,
J. Calvin Barnard, London, N. H.,
Feb. IA. 1894"
Paskola is not a medicine at all, but
an artificially digested starch food
which (bscause it is digested in ad-
vance, leaves the tired and perhaps
abused digestive organs to rest and get
well, while the body grows strong and
plump on Paskola and other food taken
with il and direAted nv it
Wonderful and yet simple idea
Why WASH, it put into force long ago?
From what death dealing avalanches
OF drugs, saturated with cod liver oil,
would it not have saved the human
race?
We don't know. Why were men
5000 years finding out the fact that the
blood cireulRtes in the hnman body =?
Yet there tho truth was, hammering
away inside Of them. all the while.
But one thing is sure. Having dis
covered at last that diseRse-func-
tional Disturbances through mal.nutri.
tion-is cured. not by sending poison
GUS drugs amuck through the system,
lut by means OF Paskola, we shall con
tinue to announce the truth. and the
pale, thin, weak, rundown and emacia-
ted will continne to the new food rene
dy, got well and write thankful letters
Paskola may be obtained of any re-
putable druggist. A pamphlet on food
and digestion will be mailed free ou
application to- The Pre-Digested Food
Co., 30 Reade St, New York.