DANGEROUS NEQLECT.
It'a the noslPPt of
Imclumlio. sldoarlip, pain
In thn lilii or loins that
Anally prostrates tlio
strongest body. Tho
kidnoy warnings aro
serious thoy tell you
that they nro unable to
filter tho body's waste
and poison from tho
blood tho Bevvem " aro
clogged and Impurities
nro running wild to Im
pregnate nerves, heart,
brain and every organ
of tho body with din
ease elements. Dean's
Cldney Pills arc quick to Hoolho and
nt rtuigthon sick kldnoys and help them
.rue tho Bystoin from ikjIhoii Head
jow valuable thoy are, even in cases
of long standing.
I.. C Lovoll of -tlfi North First St.,
Hpoknno, Wash., Bays: "I havo had
Iron bio from my kidneys for the past
fn year". It was caused by a strain
to which t paid llttlo attention. Utit
in 1 neglected tho trouble It became
worn'o and worso until any strain or n
flight cold was Hiiro to bo followed
by Bojrcro pain across my back. Then
Lho action of thu kidnoy secretions bo
muio doranged and I wan caused much
annoyance bosidos loss of sleep.
HoanVt Kidnoy Pills tvero brought to
my notlco and after taking them a
Hhort tlmo tholr good offect was ap
li.trout. All tho pain was removed
from my back and tho kidney secre
tions bocamo normal. Doan's Kidnoy
J'IIIh do all that Is claimed for them."
A FRF.H TItlAL of thla great rem
edy which curod Mr, I x) veil will bo
mailed on application to any part of
lho United States. Address Foster
Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale
by nil druggists, prlco 50 cents per
hot.
It Is a mighty fortunate lovo whoso
iltb tldo rovoalH no mud Hals. It
rfii't necessary to label a gentleman.
MnlliorClrny'aBtvoetl'oiTtttini for Children.
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nursa
In tho Children's Homo in New York, cure
Constipation, Feverishness, Dad Stomach,
Tfiithiog 'Disorders, move and regulate tho
Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over 30,000
testimonials. At all druggists, 25c. Sample
FREE. Addrcs3A,S.OImsted.LoRoy,N.Y.
Thoro la considerable of the tyrant
about tho woman who U engaged.
I urn sure Ptno's Cure tor Consumption Bared
my tiro throe years uso. Mrs. Tiios. Ronuufs,
Maplo"Stroot, Norwich, N. Y Fob. 17, 1900.
Tho consumption specialist fills his
coffers at the expense of his coughcrs.
When Your Grocer Bays
ho tloai not havo Dollanco Starch, you mar
m sure bo la afraid to ttoop it until hid
dock of 111 oz. package aro sold. Defiance
Hturoh is not only bettor than any other
Cold Wator Btarcb. but contains 10 oz. to
tho utcknge and sous for same uionoy as 113
on, frauds,
Whfcii a mnn places rellanco' on a
woman's Judgment ho Is apt to go to
u man to havo it continued.
Many who formerly smoked lOo cigars
now smoko Lowls' "Sluglo Hinder" straight
So. 1 .owls' Factory, PeorU,U'.v
It )h a. wlso hen that gets 'In tho
smart act.
Tolstoi's Outdoor Life.
Still vigorous nt tho age of 75
pours, Count Loo Tolstoi noarly ov
ory day either takes a rldo on bis
fttvorlto horse, goos for a walk under
tho linden troes with bla daughter,
Alexandra, or In company with his
sroat wolfhound, trnmpH over tho
liroad acres of tho famous estate of
Ymiaya Polyana. Tolstoi has long
been an ardent out-of-doors man; In
narly llfo a lutrdlo rider of no mean
ncrompllshmcnt, a hunter and an ath
I He, In later years a pedestrian to
whom twelve miles n day was an av
trago walk ami to whom a day In
tho saddlo was as nothing.
Description of Japanese.
MIhb Bird, In her book entitled
'Unbeaten Tracks In Japan," publish
oil noarly twenty-five years ago, do
Bcrlbod tho men she, saw as "small,
uly, kindly looking, shriveled, banty
logged, rouud-shouldered, concave
ehsled, pin-looking beings," whilo
tho women "aro, aa a rule, small,
and vory small." Russtaus, however,
who havo had occasion to see the
Jtpanese do not ngreo with Mies
Bird.
That Acid TroubJe.
Colusa, Cal., April 18th. Much has
boon said and wrltteu recently about
Uric Acltl In tho system; what caused
It and how to get rid of It. It la
known to bo tho first cause of Rheu
matism aud many other diseases and
baa theroforo received a great deal
of attention from medical men.
Mr. I F. Moultou of this placo
claims that he has solved tho prob
lem of how to got this uctd out of tho
Hyiiteni. lie says:
"I bad this acid trouble myself for
years. At times the Kidney secre
tions would bo very profuse and at
other times scant, but the acid was
always my greatest trouble. Medicine
failed to euro me till at lata 1 beard
of a remedy called Dodd'a Kidney
Pills and after taking a box I soetnod
to be entirely cured. However, It
camo back on me and this time I took
sovoral boxes, with the result that I
wan complotoly and permanently
cured. This waa threo years ago and
I have not had a single symptom of
tbo acid troublo sluco. I am 75 years
of age and I am well as ever I was."
No woman with a grain of sense
ever lots a mau gather from ber ro
marks that bis character o flora au
Intricacies to hor comprehension.
I if
Aiwv
INVBNTIONL
Hot Water for the Dlohes.
How to keep tho dishwater hot Is a
problom which interests a largo por
tion of tho 'women of the land qulto
aB much as how to run tho govern
ment nnd some of tho other prob
lems which women havo taken up
lntoly. Cold dishwater Is and always
has been ono of tho trials which worn
nn bns to bear at frcquont Intervals,
sometimes bocauso a neighbor comes
to call whom sho cannot take Into tho
kitchen while she Is doing hor work
and sometimes because tho baby
needs attention or somotblng else hap
pons to iako up her time. To put tho
pnn on tho stovo means scalding hot
water and possibly damaged crockery
nnd china when film returns, und to
leavo It in tho Blnk means cold water
nnd nil tho grease hardened and
stuck fant to tho dishes.
That is to say, Ibis has been the
Btntc of affairs previously, but now
there Is a dlshpan which seems to
havo the fnculty of keeping tho wator
nt Just nbout tho proper temperature
when tho dlshpan happens to be loft
full of unwnshed dlshos for a half
hour or so. This plan Is provided with
n wldo flange around thu edgo which
elevates tho bottom from tho hot sur
face of tho Btovo sufficiently to pre
vont the water from reaching tho
boiling point. It will nlso bo scon
that thoro l a doublo compartment
Insldo the plan, ono spaco being util
ized for tho rinsing water and tho
other for that In which tho dishes aro
washed. It Is possible to draw tho
wator off from either compartment
without lifting the heavy pan, a fau
cet bolng provided for this purpose.
It might also bo posslblo to utlllzo
this dlshpan in conjunction with a
New Dlshpan Solves Problem,
small alcohol lamp, which would bo
located in tho center of tho pan and
wnrm tho water in both compart
ments, tlniH doing away with tho
necessity of starting tip tbo flro to
heat water for this purpose. Virginia
A. Cnsscll of Snake Creole, Vn.((l3 tho
inventor.
i Military Education Science.
In tbo course of tho discussion
which is now going on in England
over tho place of science In military
education, ono fact has been Insisted
upon by every pleader for more sci
ence, namely, that tho defect of class
ical education as well In military and
naval mattcra as In the other profes
sions Is as muchjjn tbo mental habits
It produces as in thu knowledge which
it fails to impart.
It not only furnlBhcs tho student
with nn outlook on the world, based
on the science of the year 1 II. C, but
it equips him with Intellectual tools,
beautifully ornamented, nnd of grcnt
artistic perfection, but as hopelessly
Inadequate to tho needs of modern
llfo as aro now tho bow and arrow In
wnrfare. The claims of a quack or
tho "revolutionary discovery" un
earthed by an imaginative roportor,
seem to tho classicist as Inherently
probablo and fnr more Interesting
than tho carefully worded .announce
mont of a great scientist. There Is no
difference In probability, so far as ho
can sec, regarding tho truth of tho
announcement that a South American
traveler bus discovered a bush pro
ducing worms as rrult, nnd tho claim
of an Indian doctor that mosquito
bites cause malaria.
Ho accepts statements as facts, be
cause some great man lias made
them. Ho is n believer In, nnd stu
dent of, words rather than things, It
Is this attitude of mind, this confus
ing of facts und fancies, that forms
the heaviest Indictment against the
classical school..
Electricity In Japan.
According to the Ixindon Electrical
Engineer, there Is a great activity In
tho utilization of electricity in Japan
for lighting, power and traction pur
poses. Ono city plnns to develop 10,.
000-horsepower by using tho power of
tho Tama river, Power stations will
be erected nt three points. Electric
traction systems nro bolng installed
at various points, ono or these, twen
ty miles In longth. now bolng built.
The power plant for this road la In.
course of erection, and will havo an
output of 540-horsepower.
Minced Horse Meat.
It is stated that a government com
mittee has been appointed in Paris
to Investigate tho uso of raw horse
flesh in tho treatment of tuberculosis
nnd other dlseasos. On tho committee
aro, among other well-known men,
Prof. Debovo, doan of tho Paris fac
ulty of medicine, and Prof. Bnnior of
tho voterlnary school at Alfort. The
roasons for tho Inquiry nro not aa yet
clear, but may perhaps transpire
when the report of the commltteo Is
published.
Energy of Radium. ,
'A chunk of coal releases, during
combustion, onough energy to lift It
self about 2,000 miles, or, say, from
Now York to Manila. Hut a chunk
of radium emanation yields without
any combustion an amount of enregy
In tbo process of Its evolutlou that
would lift It not only to tho sun but
to tho orbit of tho planet Neptune, tho
outaldo fence post of the solar sys
tem, and which Is about thirty times
farther from the sun than earth is.
Work and purpose is the moral of
f-very heroic life. W. H. D. Adams.
rwmt&rMMmM
HOU8E OF SIX ROOM8.
Well Arranged Structure at Compara
tively Small Cost.
An excellent plan for a six-room
hottso Is shown in tho accompanying
Bkctches. Tho rooms nro of good size,
and tho plan Is exceptionally well ar
ranged, being very compact and eco
nomical. The cellar stairs go down
from tho kitchen under tbo main front
stairs; there le an outside entrance on
tho landing at tho ground level. Tho
exterior la vory neat and satisfying,
and tho houao is a popular one. It Is
woll finished In natural woods
throughout. Tho dimensions aro as
follows: Width, 31 fcot C Inches;
longth, Including veranda, 41 feet 6
Inches. Colling heights: Basement, 7
feet; first story, 9 feet C Inches; sec-
ond story, 9 feet. Cost. Including
plumbing and furnnco heat, $2,400 to
$2,000.
Feeding Bran; Curing a Kicker.
A. S. 1. "What is tho best method
of feeding bran to milch cows? What
is tho best method of curing a heifer
of kicking whilo she Is belnsr milked?
Many dairymen prefer to feed bran
In the form of mash, but feeding ox
porlmonts prove that there Is little or
no udvantago In adding water over
feeding It dry. A very good u&o can
bo made of bran by mixing It with en
nllage, pulped roots or cut hay. If fed
with cut hay It Is well to moisten tho
mixture so that tho bran will adhere
to tho coarser food nnd not be blown
out of the margin or inhaled by tho
animals.
2. A good way to euro a kicking
cow 13 to attach a short chain, with a
ring In the end to tho rack or
stanchion frame; put a hook In oach
ond of a ropo and a ring eighteen
inches from one end. Put tho ropo
mound the left bind leg nbovo tho
hock and hook it in tho ring and draw
the leg forward until tho foot Is raised
from tbo lloor and hook It In tho
chain. Do not put tho ropo below the
hock, for she can then knock tho
bucket over by swinging her foot. A
cow ennnot kick with this tacklo on
her and she will soon glvo up trying.
She should bo handled quietly.
Fertilizer For Clover.
E. A. V. I wish to enrich a piece
of land and cannot obtnln yard ma
nure; would It bo better to apply ar
tificial fertilizer or to grow clover aati
plough the crop under?
If the land Is sufficiently rich to
grow a fair crop of clover we should
assuredly ndvlso the course you speak
of to Improve It. The first cutting ol
clover may be mado Into hay, turning
tho second growth under at tho close
of the season. If, however, tho soil is
very poor and tho growth of clover
will, unaided, bo but thin and meager,
it would certainly be profltablo to np
ply a sufficiency of a suitable fertilizer
to give the clover a good start. For
this purpose, nothing could be better
than wood ashes, say, at the rate of
25 to no bushels per acre, lightly
ploughed untlor; or, better still, har
rowed in Just beforo seeding. A good
substitute for wood ashes could bo
mado as follows: Muriate of potash,
190 lbs.; superphosphate, 300 lbs.; ap
plied at tho rate of, say, 200 to 300
lbs. per acre. As a green crop for
plowing under, probably the best will
be found to bo common red clover,
sown at the rato of 8 to 10 lbs. per
acre.
Improving a Pasture.
W. W. H. I huvo a now pasture In
which there Is a strip where the sqed
Ing did not catch well. Could I scat
ter somo more seed on this In tho
spring ns to havo It fit for pasturo by
tho 25th or Juno? If so. what would
be .the best kind of grass .to use?
You can hardly havo much or a
pasturo by tho 25th or June, but you
can pick up your pasturo as you sug
gest by broadcasting more seed over
the vacant strip. If tho seed Is sown
as tho frost Is coming out of the
ground, it will bo sufficiently covered
without harrowing; but, if tho ground
Is very heavy and It is impossible to
do so, a stroke with a light harrow
beforo seeding, followed with a roller
afterwards, will cause tho ' seed lo
start at once. For permanently Improv
ing your pasture, I should mnko a mix
ture for this bare strip In tho follow
ing proportion por ncro: Timothy, 12
lbs.; Rod Clovor, S lbs.; Hungarian
grass or Gorman millet, 10 lbs, Tho
timothy and clovor will pormnno.nly
improve the pasture, and the mlllot,
which Is an annuaf, will glvo a crop
tho first year.
Burning Bone.
A. A. O. Good "raw" bono contains
about 22 por cont of phosphoric acid
and almost 4 por cont of nitrogen. In
the burning of bono all tho nitrogen
Is lost. Valuing this nitrogen at 100
per pound, tho loss in burning would
be $8 per ton of bono. In addition to
this loss of nitrogen (among tho most
essontlal constituents of plant food)
wo have also 'the destruction of tho
orgaulc matter of tho bono In burning.
It Is thla organic matter (other than
tho fat of tho bone) that promotes, by
Its fermentation, tho disintegration
and decomposition of tho bone in tie
Ball, without which, of course. It is
of no value as a fertilizer.
TICKLE
GRASS
BY-
BYRON WILLIAMS
Entertaining a Whlpper-Snapper.
Polonlus was right, abstractedly,
when he said worth alono makes the
man; but, if alive to-day, would ho
daro say that worth alono makes tho
woman. Every successful business
man realizes that clothes outer largoly
into thu successes and failures of to
day, and dress accordingly. Women
long ago learned this truth and havo
llttlo respect for Polonlous nnd his
ante-date philosophy.
Recently somo very expensive and
lavishly furnished apartments were
erected In a well-known western city.
Two ladles, eminently respectable and
possessed of means, being in that
neighborhood, decided to call and in
vestigate. Unfortunately they had
been on a long constitutional through
tho parks and wore plain costumes.
Including short skirts. They walked
brusquely up to tho building and en
tered tho agent's office. That Indi
vidual was absent, but his understudy,
a young male thing, with an inflated
Idea of his own responsibility, eyed
thom critically and with an overbear
ing manner endeavored to impress
them with the enormous rentals
placed on tho apartments. It was
more ovldent than pleasing to the vis
itors that they wero being "sized up"
as entirely too "cheap" to bo worthy
of consideration. Much disgusted
and more Indignant, they withdrew
to tho street.
It was Byron who said:
'Sweet I" nevcjige eiicelully to wo
men "
The very next day there drove up
to the building a handsome equipage,
from which alighted two fashionably
dressed women. Tho sunlight sparkled
on their Jewels and they bore them
selves with the unmistakable air of
good breeding and plenty. The agent,
smirking and smiling, begged to show
the ladles the apartments, but" they
Insisted, strangely, on the assistant be
ing their escort. That individual,
fawning and bowing and feeling much
elated at their marked preference,
led tho way.
Then began ono of the most strenu
ous experiences of a whipper-snapper.
From apartment to apartment they
urged him, up stairs nnd down stairs,
1 through a modern city apartment of
miles of stairway. At eacjh landing
they found many grievous faults
with the Inferiority of the building.
They were exceptionally outspoken In
their criticisms and oven took occa
sion to sink the shaft of venom into
tho humiliated assistant.
At last, after having taken almost
two hours of tho young man's time, ho
was not over-polltely informed they
wouldn't think of living In such a
shoddy, unpretentious and mediocre
structure.
"Have you nothing better to show
us? Something worth, say, two or
three times as much and several
times nicer arranged and more ele
gantly equipped?" they demanued. "b
see we have been misled by the adver
tlsmcnt, but yesterday when we were
here the prospects seemed better for
some really modern and acceptable
flats."
About this time the truth began to
dawn In the much-muddled mind of
tho whipper-snapper, but before he
could nssume a retaliating air, the
ladles, their noses elevated and their
faces locked with disdainful rigidity,
swept grandly out past the bewildered
agent to their carrlngo.
"Home! they cried in chorus.
They had been avenged.
PltOVINO IT
We would liko to tako the accom
plishments of some people ror grant
ed. The proor Is too much.
4 4 fc
There's a heap or difference In folks.
One or our neighbors thinks tho city
Just dreadful, nnd too dirty ror humau
habitat. She makes herseir mlserablo
brooding over tho disadvantages or a
residence In such a Sodom. Another
neighbor is happy and slugs nt her
work. "Oh, I guess there's cleaner
places, but somehow I Just can't help
being happy!" We like to visit with
tho sunshiny woman, but we cringo
every time wo hoar our wife announce
tho intended visit of the other. Fun
ny, isn't it?
4 4
Beatrico Fairfax says intoxication
among women is growing. Boys, It's
time for us to doclaro "the lips that
touch liquor shall never touch mine."
4 t
It is the oxponso wo did not have
figured in tho expenso account that
makes the balanco on tho wrong side
J of tho ledger of life.
ISHp Xtt
-.-'
TICKLE
GRASS
BT
BYRON WILLIAMS
Hey Rube.
The ad. was black nnd catchy. It queried
for a clerk
To tnko a snap and bold It, with very
llttlo workl
The country youth, delighted, HtralRbt to
the city wrote.
He mum received Instructions to send a
Kreenhack note.
" 'TIh hut to cover postage and show
your Rood Intent."
'Twns tliim the nnxwet- stated In lan-
RUnKo eloquent.
The reuben Rrlpped hli pencil nnd scrib
bled this reply:
"Come out itexl HprltiR. In April, and
brliiR your roil and Hv.
The nshliiR I5 JiiMt pplendld nud suckers
run in llockxt
Come out nnil ro ii-nlilnR.
I'm yours truly,
Snocks."
A lady elephant never travels with
out a trunk.
& & &
People who think thoy have made
tbo mistake or their lives should bo
ware. There are just as big llsh Jn the
sea as ever have bocn caught.
& & &
It Is hard lines to bo compelled to
spend that new-spring suit money tor
an operation for appendicitis.
Suggestion for correspondence
school "How to catch suckers; taught
by mail. Bite now."
"KAY. IS MY' FIRST AVIFK INSIDE?"
A Knnsas man does not want to zo
to heaven for fear of meeting his first
wife-there.
A correspondent writes to know if
there Is any way to make a woman
stop taking. Sure! If' chloroform
doesn't work, git a ax!
& & &
Beating a drum lias Its drawbacks.
i & &
When a man kisses a girl right on
the mouth, she can not screnm if she
wants to. and by the time she can
scream, she usually doesn't want to.
The Sure Enough Charm.
Hunt up the IlHlilliics ami sort out the
hooks;
The Hiiclcerx lire running the riffles of
brookK.
Get town the llHlipolo nnd 'match them
for leiiRtli;
ruwiiHl this Htrlnncr.s nnd test them for
Htrengtli.
DIr with u pitch-fork out back of the
shed.
Where aiiRleworma flourish In rich,
earthy bed.
Then hie nway, angler, to fisherman's
fate 1
And nl way lemcmbcr to S'PIT ON
YOL'It HAITI
& &
Filinl piety is one of the strongest
trails of the Corean character. A son
must wait upon his father and if tbo
father be-sent to prison the child will
stay on guard outside, awaiting tho
freedom or the parent.
The houses ot the Coreans aro poor
ly constructed ot wood and clay,
thatched with straw. There are no
chairs and tho people squat upon the
ground. The general poverty or tho
poor people Is marked.
& &
A Snap.
I wish wlfo'H pa wiih officer
In far away Co run.
For 'tlK the custom there. I'm told,
Throughout the reign or era.
For lilm to care for all bin kin.
No ooiii does his time beRln
Tlinn relatlven comrnemo to call.
He wniilCM and bows and feeds them all!
the itEscrrcrt i.oosknb.
A man was saved from death by a
brave lad who received twonty-flvo
cents for his kindness. After all, a
man Is worth only thu price ho sets
on his own head.
S-
Sometimes the evident lack of tho
milk of human kindness prompts ono
to wonder If tlio kind old cow Is not
dry.
iiiKXVX (WH i
s5f-
OuKU "8 ". f
free to Twenty-five Ladies.
The Defiance Starch Co. will glya
25 ladles a round trip ticket to tho
St. Iritis Exposition, to five ladles
In each of tho following states: Illi
nois, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri who will send In tho largest
number of trade marks cut from a ten
cent, lG-ounco package of Dc3onco
cold wator laundry starch. This
means from your own homo, any
where in the nbovo named states.
These trade marks must be mailed to
and received by tho Defiance Starch
Co., Omaha, Nobr., boforo September
1st, 1904. October and November
will bo tho best months to visit tbo
Exposition. Remember that Denanco
Is the only starch put up 16 oz. (a
full pound) to tho package. You get
one-third more starch for the samo
monoy than of nny other kind, and
Defiance norer sticks to tbo Iron.
Tho tickets to the Exposition will bo
sont by registered mall September
5th. Starch for salo by all dealora.
Fortune never dlsnppolnts tho man
who knows he will fall.
Aik Tonr Dealer For Allen's root-Bat,
A powder. It rests the feet. Cures Corns,
Bunions, Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching
Sweating Feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen'a
Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. At
all Druggists and Shoe stores', 25 cents. Ac
cept no substitute. Sample mailed Frbk.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy. N.Y.
It Is Interesting to know, In con-,
nectlon with Mr. Jerome's legal and
legislative campaign against gambling,
that Monto Carlo Is not only doing a
business, the annual profitB from
which aro about $G,000,000, but It la
keeping abreast of tho times, by add
ing bridge, baccarat and poker to tho
attractions which help to separate
players at tho resort from their mon.
ey. However, Monto Carlo has no
"lid" and no Jeromes.
Thoso Who Have Tried It
will use no other. Doflnnco Cold Water
Starch bas no equal la Quantity or Qual
ity 1G oz. for 10 cents. Other brands con
tain only 13 oz.
Miss Bird, In her book entitled "Un
beaten Tracks In Japan," published
nearly twenty-five years ago, described
tho men she saw as "small, ugly, kind
ly looking, shriveled, banty-legged,
round-shouldered, concave-chested, pin
looking beings," while tho women "aro
as a rulo small and very small." Rus
sians, however, who havo had occa
sion to seo tho Japanese, do not agree
With Miss Bird.
Deputy; Sheriff David Dean of Taun
ton, Mass., has a pair or handcuffs
with a history. Thoy were presented
to him by Major JoneB In 1873, when
the latter was at the head of tho
state police. Since that time, the sher
iff says, they havo been on the wrists
of every man on trlnl for murder or
manslaughter in Plymouth county.
' Tho postmaster at Nails, IndA bas
resigned because he found It next to
Impossible to live within his salary,
which is $19 a year. Which all goes
to prove that tho cost of living Is In
creasing. Kansas Is loyal, If nothing else. A
Sunday school teacher at Kansas City
asked her class where Christ was
born, and about half tho children re
plied in chorus, "In Kansas."
Rugs piled upon carpets, three cur
tains to a window, and sixteen non
touchable pillows to a couch, are not
among tho sins of the bachelor girl.
The uncluttered house Is hers.
Tho Man of Sorrows was not much
of a man for sighs.
CAME FROM COFFEE.
A Case Where the Taking of Morphine
Began With Coffee.
"For 15 years," says a young Ohio
woman, "I was a great sufferer from
stomach, heart and liver trouble. For
tho last 10 years the suffering was
terrible; it would bo Impossible to
describe it. During the last thrco
years I had convulsions from which
tho only relief was the use of mor
phine. "I had several physicians, nearly
all of whom advised me to stop drink
ing tea and coffee, but aB I could take
only liquid foods I felt I could not
live without coffee. I continued drink
ing It until I becamo almost insane,,
my mind was affected, whilo my whole
nervous system was a completo
wreck. I suffered day and night from
thirst and ns water would only make
me sick I kept on trying different
drinks until a friend asked mo to try
Postum Food Coffee.
"I did so but it was some time bo
foro I waa benefited by the change,
my system was so filled with coffee
poison. It was not long, however, be
fore I could ent all kinds of foods and
drink all the cold water I wanted and
which my system demands. It is now
8 years I havo drank nothing but Pos
tum for breakfast and supper and tho
result bas been that in place of being
an Invalid with my mind affected I am
now strong, sturdy, happy and
healthy.
"I have a very delicate daughter
who has been greatly benefited by
drinking Postum, also a strong boy,
who would rather go without food for
his breakfast than his Postum. So
much depends on tho proper cooking
of Postum for unless it is boiled tho
proper length of tlmo people will ba
disappointed in it. Those in the habit
ot drinkiug strong coffee should make
the Postum very strong at first In
ordar to get a strong coffee taste."
Name given by Postum Co., Battlt
Creek. Mich.
Look in each package for the Tarn
eus little book, "The Road to WelV
vllle."
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