New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-01

LADY REDUCED IN WEIGHT TO - POUNDS
RECEIVERS AND GAINS - POUNDS.


No one Is better known in the beautiful village
Of st. Adams. VT. than Mrs Charles g. warner.
Her grandfather was one of the original settlers
Of the place and she herself was born there. Her
social standing and personal character are OF the
highest She is a refined ard intellectual woman
and nothing would influence her to exaggerats
the facts in her case one iota.
MY sickness" says Mrs. Warner. began IN
1891 with an attack OF influenza. or grip. After
II passed away seemed to have lost the power
to digest my food. Tie symptoms were those OK
acute dyspepsia, -furred tongue. bad taste In the
mouth. distress after eating, etc Kidney trouble
followed. and suffered greatly with the two dis
eases / needed the best Of medical attention
and received II There Is. In my opinion. no
better physician than the one who took charge
Of my case Had authority to permit your
mentioning his name It would be recognized far
and wide. And in giving this testimonial to the
virtue and power Of Paskoa do so In no dis
paragement OF his skill. No matter what may
be the merit Of a particular remedy. think n
should be used with the advice and in the hands
Of competent doctor And in the absence Of
nv own am by no means sure that even Pas
kola would have cured me.
II may mention briefly that was sick in bed
all the winter and spring OF 1s9S-s4. Inside OF
year / had lost flesh until I weighed only Is
pounds was scarcely than skin and
bone BY slight pressure upon the abdomen the
spine could be felt. I almost believe strong
light would have shown through my body. had
sinking spells 90 profound and frightful that
those present thought would net live until
morning could take only milk food and hy-
genic foods-the best of any thus far. although
the milk disagreed with me. How lived
through that dreadful time cannot imagine for
] ate. virtually nothing.
For months and months had real nights
sleep. / could hardly bear the least noise
Putting coal in the stove almost Set RE ravins
crazy said and did things under those circum-
stances which. in my right mind. would no
more do than would kill myself.
That winter QS93-94 I not able TO sit up.
They merely moved me from one bed to another.
I was constantly cold. I had water bags to my
feet and the room kept 10 high tempefa-
ture. was oppressed for breath and had alarm
ing spells Of papitaton Of the heart.
I'm as few words possible this was my con-
dtion None OF my friends expected me to live
much longer. nor did I expect II. could retain
nothing on my stomach and was OF course vast
ing away to the end of all living.
Early in the present year my physician ono
day brought me bottle Of Paskola,-something
I had never seen or heard Of before. There
said he 4 think I have at last got hold Of the
article that is going to build you up
II laughed even in my extreme weakness. for
did not believe in any new remedies.
The first dose didn't seem to have any posi-
tive effect but II acceptable to the stomach
as nothing else had been. II was pleasantly acid
and the palate received II gratefully l did not
vomit 1t up or have any trouble with It, This is
remarkable when you consider that for nearly
hio 20 int ffYil
draught Of water-it distressed I often
nearly choked for want OF fluids So the roskola.
mixed with water. was blessing indeed merely
as a beverage.
Soon after beginning to Paskola COM
menced to take little toast some OF the
cereal foods with it-ani they agreed with me.
The Paskola seemed to digest them In the stom-
ach. I could take Paskola when could take
nothing else. So you may say lived on 1t ana
on the things 1t enabled me TO digest. 1t cleared
my tongue too, and kept 1t clear. nothing had
done yet.
After a month the good effects Of Paskola
were plain enough. / began TO increase in weight
and strength. The doctor smiled at this and
asked what thought Of Paskola now. said Z
was curing me but he was entitled to the thanks:
as, save for him, should never have taken II
at all
kola and II had TAX IN a hundred should still
say it worked miracle, so bad was my case I
gained from half pound to pound and a half
per week, Until able to relish and digest
my food without Paskola. as do now. At pres
ent weigh 11s pounds. and am going on to my
natural weight. Notwithstanding domestic work
and cares. / in good health, and you
may say I attribute my wonderful recovery to
Paskola and to the care Of the physician who
prescribed It," (signed) Mrs. Charles s Warner.
1853 South Main Street St Adams Vermont, Sept
90, 1895.
Mr. Warner, on reading his wife's statement.
wrote:-"what Mrs Warner has said is perfectly
true and known TO many in this place. She could
take Paskola when all other remedies and foods
were repusive to her and upset her stomach.
Her proper weight is about 1875 pounds. and ex-
pect soon 70 her tip the scales at that figure.
l cannot express in too warm terms our thankful
ness to you for introducing Paskola in New-Eng-
land, nor to physician for recognizing its
value and prescribing 1t in my wife's case"
(signed Charles S Warner. St. Adams, VT Sept.
23d 1885,
Mr. r. Brainerd, the well-known and popular
druggist. OF whom the Paskola used by Mrs.
Warner was purchased, kindly adds the following
note
II am conversant with the facts set forth In
Mrs. Warmers statement. Both she and her
husband are friends Of mine and old residents OF
this place. There is doubt whatever that Pas
kola accomplished for this lady exactly what she
declares 1t did. Il is also. proving efficacous In
other cases" (Sigred) r. Branerd. st. Adams,
Sept. oath. 1895.
Mrs. Warmers physician is but one OF thou
sands who are daily prescribing Paskola for their
thin, emaciated. dyspeptic patients.
Upon request the Pre-Dgested Food Co. &c
Reade Street New-York. will gladly send you
pamphlet containing $50 recent letters Of COM