The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-04
A GREAT CURE AT ST. ALBANS, VT.
A LADY REDUCED IN WEIGHT TO 5S POUNDS RECON 70 ,S AND GAINS
 45 POUNDS.
She is Now m rerlect Health.

| No one is better known in the beauti- | ful village of St. Albans Vt,, than Mrs Charles S, 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 and intellectual woman, and nothing would influence her to eXaggerate the facts In her case one iota.
 My sickness" says Mrs, Warner, began in 1891 with an attack of the influenza, or grip, After 1t passed away I seemed to have lost the power to di- gest my food. The symptoms were those of acute dyspepsia, furred tongue, bad taste in the mouth, distress after eating, etc, Kidney trouble followed, and I suffered greatly with the two dis eases. I needed the best of medical attention and I received it. There is, In my opinion, no better physician than the one who took charge of my case. Had I authority to permit your men tioning his name it would be recognized far and wide. And in giving this testi- monial to the virtue and power of Pas llola I do so in no disparagement or his skill No matter what may be the merit of particular remedy, l think 1t should be used with the advice and in the hands of a competent doctor. And in the absence of my own l am by no means sure that even Paskola would
 have cured me.
 q may mention briefly that 1 was sick in bed all the winter and spring of 1S93-94 Inside of year I had lost | opJu TO nouniS IT was scarcely more than skin and
 bone By slight pressure upon the ab-
 domen the spine could be felt l almost
 believe strong light would have shone
 through my body. I had sinking spells
 so profound and frightful that those
 present thought I would not live until
 morning. I could take only milk food and hygienic foods,-the best of any
 thus far, although the milk soon dis
 agreed with me. How I lived through
 that dreadful time I cannot imagine,
 for I ate, virtually, nothing.
 For months and months I had no
 real nights sleep. I could hardly bear the least noise. Putting coal in the
 stove almost set me raving crazy.
 said and did things under those cir cumstances which, in my right mind, 1
 would no more do than l would kill
 myself.
 That winter QS9S-9D I 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 was kept at a high tempera- ture. I was oppressed for breath and had alarming spells of palpitation of : the heart.
 "In as few words as possible this was
 my condition. None of my friends ex- pected me to live much longer, nor did expect 1t. I could retain nothing on my stomach and was of course wasting ! away to the end of all living
 Early in the present year my physi- elan one day brought me a bottle of Paskola, something I had never seen or heard of before. There said he, I think have at last got hold of the ar ticle that is going to build you up. q laughed even in my extreme weak ness, for I did not believe in any new
 remedies
 "The first dose didn't seem to have
 any positive effect, but it was accept able to the stomach as nothing else had
 been. It was pleasantly acid and the : palate received it gratefully. I did not : vomit it up or have any trouble with it. This is remarkable when you con- g slider that for nearly three years I had e not been able to drink a full draught ] of water, it distressed me so. I often Q nearly choked for want of fluids. So the e Paskola, mixed with water, was Q D blessing indeed merely as a beverage. Soon after beginning to use Paskola q I commenced to take a little toast ol e some of the cereal foods with it, ant n they agreed with me. The Paskola n seemed to digest them in the stomach Il I could take Paskola when I could takC - nothing else, So you may say l lived or l. it and on the things it enabled me tt U digest. It cleared my tongue too, ant kept it clear, as nothing had done yet After a month the good effects o t Paskola were plain enough l began y to increase in weight and strength. Tn e doctor smiled at this and asked what
 thought of Paskola now. I said it wa
 curing me, but he was entitled to tn d thanks as, save for him, I shoul
 never have taken it at all.
 "Altogether I took about forty bot ra IleS CT IdSkOld dHu II l udu ldhtu
 hundred I should still say it worked
 miracle so bad was my case. l gaine
 from half a pound to a pound and l. half per week, until I was able to rel sd ish and digest my food without Pas Id kola, as I do now At present I weig a. 118 pounds, and am going on to m as natural weight, notwithstanding dc
 mestic work and cares. I am now i
 good health, and you may say I attri as bute my wonderful recovery to Pas pe kola and to the care of the physicia
 who prescribed it." (Signed) MT! ut Charles s. Warner, 263 South Main st n- St. Albans, Vt, Sept. 23d 1885, H. MT. Warner, on reading his wife es statement, wrote: What Mrs. Warne inf has said is perfectly true and known ii 1 many in this place. She could talk
 PaskoIa when all other remedies an
 foods were repulsive to her and upse
 her stomach. Her proper weight
 about 135 pounds, and I expect soon of | sec her fin the scales al that figure