Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-08
A GREAT CURE al ST. AlBAnS, VT.
LADY Reduced in Weight 10 10 Pounds Re.
covers and Gains as Pounds.
She Is Now In Pet feet Health.

warner. Eer grandfather was one OF the
origtnai settlers OF The place and she herself
was oora there. Her social standing and per
sonal character are OF the highest. She is n
renned and intellectual womas, and nothing
would influence her TO exagse, ate the facts In
her case ons iota
MY sickness" says Mrs, Warner. "besan In
1911 with an attack OF the influenza. or grin.
After 1t passed away seemed to have lost the
power TO digest my food. The symptoms wer.
.nose OF acute dyspepsia, -furrsd tongue. hsa
'ss'e IN the mouth, distress after eating ate
Kidney trouble followed. and I so altered great
~ with the two diseases. needed tho hest a,
meolcsi attention and received IL. Theyc 10
IN my opinion, no better physioian tha, ,ha
one who took charge OF my case HAL a.
tno'lty to permit your mentioninr hi, rar,.
1t would be recogn red far and wid.. Ara In
giving this testimonial to the virtue and nov.
err OF faskola co so in 70 disparseemer, a.,
his skill. No matter what may be the ps,,, q,
q particular remedy, think il should he nsea
with The advice and in the hands of a comns.
tent doctor. And in the absence of NV OWL
am by no means sure that even Pasko,a wonld
have cured me.
II may mention briefly that | was sick in
bed all the winter ard spring OF lses-9i. In
side OF year had lost flesh until | weighed
only % pounds ! was scarcely more than
skin and bone. by slight pressure upon the
abdomen the spine could be felt. Ialmost be-
live a strong light would have shone through
my body. had sinking spells so profound
and frightful that those present thought 1
would not live until morning. could take
only milk food and hygienic foods-the best
OF any thus far although the milk soon disa-
greed with me. How | lived through that
time cannot imagine, for ate, virtually,
| nothing.
"For months and months | had no rea,
nights sleep. could hardly bear the least
noise. Putting coal in the stove almos. set
me rsving crazy. said and did things under
those circumstances which, in my RIG hit mind,
would 70 more do than would kill myself
THAT winter tlSg3-eN was not able to sit
up. They merely moved me from one bed to
another. Twas constantly cold. had water
bags to my feet and the room was kent Mt n
high temperature. was oppressed for breath
and had alarming spells OF pal pitation OF the
heart.
I'm as few words as possible this was my
condition. None Of my fiends expected 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 n bottle of Paskola,-
something hadneve seen or heard OF be-
fore 'There' said he, Jtiink hare al last got
hoM ofthe article that Is going 10 6uiH pou up.'
II laughed even in my extreme weakness,
for did not believe in sny new remedies.
1.-THE first dose didn't seem to have any pos
tive effect, but IL was acct ptable to the stom-
ach as nothing else had been. TWAS pleasantly
acid and the palate received it gratefully.
did not vomit it up or have any trouble with
it, This is remarkable wbe n you consider that
for nearly three years I had not been able to
drink full draught of water-it distressed me
so. often nearly choktd for want of fluids
so the Paskola, mixed with water, was q
blessing indeed merely as a beverage.
soon after beginning to use Paskola COM
menced 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. | could take Paskola when 1 could
take nothing csc. 50 you may say lived on
1t and on the things it enabled me to digest.
1t cleared my tongue too, and kept 1t clear, as
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 no,c.
said il was curing me but he WAS entitled TO
the thanks; as, save for him, I should never
have taken it at all.
Altogether took about forty bottles OF
Paskola;and IL had taken q hundred should
stlli say 1t worked a miracle. so bad was my
case. gained from half pound to a pound
nd hale
and digest my food without Paskoa, as do
now. At present / weigh lis pounds. and am
going on TO my natural weight, notwithstand-
ing domestic work and cares. / am now in
good health. and you may sayI attribute my
recovery to Paskola and to the care
Of the physician who prescribed it," (slgned)
Mrs. Charles S. Warner, 1863 South Main
street, st. Adams, Vermont, Sept I'D, 1906.
Mr.. Warner, on reading his wife's statement,
wrote:-"what Mrs. Warner has said is per-
fectly true and known TO many in this place.
She could take Paskoa when all other rene
lies and foods were repulsive to her and upset
her stomach. Her proper weight is about Ia5
pounds, and ] expect soon TO see her tip the
scales a, that figure. cannot express In too
warm terms our thankfuness to you for intro
lucing Paskoa in New England, nor to our
'cribing it in my wIfcs case" (signed) Cbar.cs
). Warner, st. Adams, VT Sept I'D, 1886.
Mr.. Il. Brainerd, the well-known and popu-
ar druggist, Of whom the Paskola used by
Mrs. Warner was purchased, kindly adds the
GLOWING 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
II this place. There is no doubt whatever
hat Paskola accomplished for this lady ex-
lctly what she declares it did. It Is also
proving efficacious in other cases" (Signed)
!. Brainerd, st. Adams, Sept 24th, 1895.
Mis-. Warmers physician is but one OF thou
ands who are daily prescribing Paskola for
heir thin, emaciated, dyspeptic patients.
Upon request the Pre- Digested Food Co, 10
aeade Street, New York, viii gladly send you
phamphlet containing $50 recent letters OF
ommeEdation from physicians. II contains a
asst amount Of valuable and interesting in
ormation.