The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-01
4 GREAT CURE at ST. ALBANS, VT
ALADY REDUCED IN WEIGHT TO IS
POUNDS RECEIVERS AND GAINS 40
POUNDS.
She is Now in Perfect Health.


and she herself was born there. Her
social standing and personal character are
of the highest. She is refined and IN
tellectual woman, and nothing would
Influence her to exaggeriste the facts j n her
case one iota.
'sMy sickness :" says Mrs. Warner. be-
gan in 1891 with an attack of the in
fi..enza, or grip. After it passed away l
seemed to have lost the power to digest
my food. The symptoms were those OF
acute dyspepsia, -furred tongue, bad taste
in the mouth. distress after eating, ebc',
Kidney trouble followed, and suffered
greatly with the two diseases L needed
the best of medical attention and re-
ceived it. 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 1t
would be recognized far ana wide. Ana
in giving this testimonial tc the virtue
and power of PaSkola | do so in nc dls--
arrangement of his skill. No matter what
may be the merit of a particular remedy,
I think it should be used with the advice
and in the hands of a competent doctor
And in the absence of my own am by
no means sure that even Paskola would
have cured me.
l may mention briefly that l was SICK
In bed all the winter and spring of 1884.
Inside of year had lost flesh until
weighed only 70 pounds. was scarcely
more than skin and bone. By slight
pressure upon the abdomen the spine
tould be felt I almost believe strong
light would have shown through my body:
/ had fsirking spells SO profound and
srightfa ai those present thought l
would until morning. l could
10 l-a o.., K go Il and hvrenic foods
she bGsi ;.ry u us FAR, although the
milk sooli .i:a2. cd with me. How lived
through that dreadful time / cannot i'm
agine, for ate. virtually, nothing.
For months and months | had no real
nights sleep. l could hardly bear the
least noise. Putting coal in the stove
almost set me raving crazy. l said and
did things under those circumstances
which, in my right mind, | " ,uld no
moro do than I would kill myself.
'sThat winter (1S93-94 was 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
oppressed for breath and had alarming
spells of palpitation of the heart.
SIN as few words as possible this was
my condition None of my friends ex-
pected me to live much longer nor did
expect it. / could retain nothing on my
stomach and was of course wasting away
TO the end of all living.
early in the present year my physician
one day brought me bottle of PaskoIa,-
something had never seen or head OF be-
fore. There, said he, I think have at
last got hold of the article that is going
to build you up.
81 laughed even in my extreme weak
ness for l did not believe in any new
remedies.
sfrrt.. 4,,.4 ,7o., a;5,,,+ e,o,,, "a Iovo any
positive effect, but it was acceptable to
the stomach as nothing else had been.
1t was pleasantly acid and the palate re-
ceiyed it gratefully. | did lot vomlt it
I'D or have any trouble with it. This Is
remarkable when you consider that for
nearly three years / mad not been able to
drink full draught OF water-lt dis
tressed me So | often nearly choked for
want of fluids. So the Paskola, mixed
with water, was blessing indeed merely
as a beverage
"Soon after beginning to 1lse Paskola
I commenced to take little toast or
some of the cereal foods with it-and they
agreed with me. The Paskola seemed to
digest Them in the stomach. I could take
So you may say 1 lived on it and on the
things it enabled me to digest. It cleared
my tongue too, and kept it clear, as moth
ing had done yet.
HAfter month the good effects of Pas
kola were plain enough began to in
crease in weight and strength. The doc
tor smiled at this and asked what
curing me but he was entitled to the
1hanks; as, save for him, l should never
have taken it at all.
"Altogether took about forty bottles OF
Paskola; and if had taken hundred ]
should still say it worked miracle, Sc
bad was my case. 1 gained from half a
pound to pound and a half per week,
until was able to relish and digest my
food without Pask ola, as do now. AT
>preseEt weigh 11S pounds. and am going
Ap to my natural weight, notwithstand-
@g domestic work and cares. l am now
M\geod health, and you may say at
e.Nute my wonderful recoyeryto Paskola
ahe,A the care of the physician who pre-
sSgrlnN it, (Signed) Mrs. Charles S.
Mna aLs 263 South Main Street, st.
A1pahS, Vermont, Sept. 23d. 1895.
NJ msser, on reading his wife's state
aleat Miss;.-" What Mrs. Warner has
saiu - pealssly true and known to many
~ oiis Ei' a.I She could take Paskola
VIII a.. 4 " % remedies and foods were
H Ipr', rs1,.,, ind upset her stomach.
10 pi aIr,act COZ" son,N is about 135 pounds,
at that figure. 1 cssseo. nv ea s.p in too
warm ter.s.s our thsasfrInass to Won for
nor to our physcian n New n.o~on Eaglan it,
value and prescribing seo -, NV Wsifo o' :
case - (Signed) CbarlesS Wor,; S VS. 81
Adams VT, Sept. 23d, 1885, al hoi' wv
Mr. r. Drainard, the weNa,,,, and
popular druggist of whom NaoM pns, ,II
used by Mrs. Warner was M..aan..d
kindly ADDS the following note X o'''''0N'
81 am conversant with the isns cot
forth in Mrs. Warmers statement. pe sno
she and her husband are friends OF S;ua
and old residents Of this place. ThesssHie .
no doubt whatever that Paskola accesse
plished for this lady exactly what she d.
c;ares it did. 1t is also proving efficaciou
il, other cases. (" (Signed) r. Brainart
ST. Adams, Sept. Gath, 1895.
. Mrs Warmers physical. is but one {
thousands who are daily prescribing Pa.
kola for their thin, emaciated, dyspepti
patients.
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