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n (
Valscr Kant Halldcr Cera.
B HM bwHM 50 arrea product
m kmrilt that its prored buill a io.dy
MM B Waller catalogue. V it-Lied
UMg is Indus 157 bu.. Ohio 100 bu..
T Ml tn., and in Michiraa ZM
lsOa.' a c k"t rrurd
WHAT DO TOU THINK OF THESE
YIELDS I'KR ACUET
IM Vm. Beardlesa Brl-r jf r acre.
It bar. Sailer's New Xaboual Oata pr
SM Babarr'a gpelu ao4 Macaroni
WkMt
IgOOO km. Pedigrr Potatoes per arre.
M faM ef rW'b Billion IvWUr Urau liar.
MlOOQ fc. Victoria Rape for ahaep prr
erre.
MB. 000 fee, TMwinte, (tie fonlr wosorr.
M.000 Ibe. 8alr'a Superior Fodder
Owl rich, juicy, fodder, er arr.
Mow sue yielda you can hare, Mr.
Fareier. ia 1804, if ;oa will plant gai
ter 1a.
JUKT SEND THIS NOTICE AND lOe
ha strap Join A. Halter H4 Co.,
! Cne. Wis., and receive their great
ratataara aod lot ot farm nerd anajplea.
(a H. U.)
The f tilde Look t bell is not
prlaer on the way to heaven.
Tire more wt)i a man thinks over
o get siirl to lei him kUshirtbe
Mrei b it to find that the best way
It )oat to go aod do it. New York
Pie.
A Genu Inn Hair Grower.
A doctor -chemist In the Altenbeim
Medical l)isetitary. 1170 Foso build
Ins, Cincinnati. Oliio, has discovered
what prove to l a positive hair grow'
er. This will li wU-om news to the
thousands ntllictcd with bald heads as
well n those whose li;ilr In scanty and
falling out. The announcement of the
dwtor-rlioniNt In another rolitmn of
Mil papT explains more fu'iy what
thi new discovery fir tlip Ita.r run do
A trio I park aire can be bad free by en
'!oh!g n 2-e:-nt stamp to Alter.helm
Vdienl llt)-Mi-inry. 1170 Foso build
' - el. in
Ttie it.it ftmbti Lands c!
Star Altaciiont
for 1904
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III Oiati'tT lTKie ttt Im- t ml At
Mt'U -r t.y n lt t fn.irt );tiv
Lonipauiveh, Iitlj CvrportutMOk.fHa.
The Great Attractions
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Put Dp In Collapsible Tubes.
A fttthwtll'll for aUid Hn.rior to M-nnrd or any
tufTy tbr, aM.il wilt not Mitr tba mot d
fcto, Tba fAin AiUrinvuiKl '-ufntiTn dtiainn - tii'i
rt.c) n w-wtrtrf al. It nll 'o th UMLtiArh l
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( rvjm'-rri'i it m Dim hat -oti Mfvwt Trn;
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A lnJ w.l pru wlmt '.rn tor H. (t w1 it Nl
iWqrHl l l tntAtneitji1 ! ttioj 1 v;Lthn1ti. jdmUf f-i-.t
my "U t ih i-wit if (Mt (Tit0Di "
Prii l-'t cui v at i)diMrfina,fr n4i'.i dwlm. p M
o)(i j KHftt to tu la Jtowt; aUmajpay, wu wiil
ml ti t n lr tt.sn
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MtD t;rr1i nm talMl, 4. . It l nut HcuUiutv
CMEStBROlOMMAMfACllUINGtO
17 Ste Strtf t. cw York City.
Sleep clubt boiir Ihmits of the
Iwcntv-four, cat ttme ninih a rt.-iv
int walk on the sunny side of the
ay. Robert Coll) Kt
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
Vpt'O rnr"- rf'"rH nd rnlft.4.
'.'J'Uair Off ati iwtea
a 7- 4
HOW, 1 11 HY (JO
Cliar De.iler (filsi-ons .lately)
"I'ye lost another sti-ady custom, r
lor toy Itnp' ried eiarH. "
'rlrnd "U'l.o?"
"WilKli.a ' "
"Dead?"
"No; gone off on a wedding tour."
"He 11 coma back "
"Tm'-idiI theo he'll beglD stnok
Idu two'cM.'
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A JTLLION AMERICAN EEAUTTE3 keep their blood purs, their oomplewdoa OOft Had. xOmr,
their breath Bwcet and thoir -wbole bcdioB active Jd hoalthy with OABOARETS Candy
OathBrtlo. The quick ofTocto of CASCARET3 ao syatom cleaners and blood purlnen; their
promptness in curing pimplea ' bolla, blotches, liver-apota, blackheads, and In sweetening a
tainted breath, havo become known through the kind words of ladles who have tried them.
Hsnoetheea'.eofnoarly A BOIES A MONTH.' The quickest, surest, way to beauty
it to oloanso the blood, for Beauty's Elood Deep. The first rule for purifying the blood is to keep
the bowols free, gently but positively. OASOARET3 Candy Cathartio are the only medicine
to do it All drusreitjta, 1 Oo, 2oo, 60a Haver sold In bulk." The genuine tablet stamped O O O.
temple and booklet free. Address Stirling Remedy Co., Chicago or New Vork. w
MRS. COL
CKESI1AM
Was Given Up
Peruna Saved Her Life.
It was catarrh ef the funis so common In the winter months.
I i
- ' -
Mrs. Co!. E. J. fJreshnm, Treamirer
l'resiilint Iicrndeu VilluKe Inijiroveinent
from Herinlen, I'airfax Co., Va.:
)
) The lVrnna Meliiiiie Co., (.'oliimbim,
Gentlemen ! cannot speak too highly of the value of Peruna?
I believe that I owe my life to Its wonderful merits. I suffered
with catarrh of the head and lungs in its worst form, until the
doctors fairly gave me up, and I despaired of ever getting well
aaln.
" noticed your advertisement and the splendid testimonials
given by the people who had been cured by Peruna, and
determined to try a bottle. . felt but little better, but used a
second and third bottle and kept on Improving slnwly.
"It took six bottles to cure me, but they were worth a King's
ransom to me. fJt Peruna to all my friends and em a true
believer In its worth,"-Mrs. Col. 12. J. Gresham.
A PIAITALK
Cn a Plain Shiest In Plain
Language.
The rotnini; uu.u-r will cause at leant
one half ef ti e vuiin.j 4i luive caurrh,
...s. cou''hi. iiii'inaoiiiii fr eoiiHuinii-
liim. TIlielMlll'l ut women will i'e
their liven Htwl lens of thousands
will
iieijiiire Home cnroine
iienl from whielc they
KEtP
PtRUMA
IMI1E
IIGtSE
lie t recover.
1'nler.H .you take the necps
snry r e c n i t i o u h, the
chiitires are i lutt you (win;
read thisl will be one of
No woman ulio h s ri child of her
own can t ver be. rut Irely Imt to some
other wooiau's child. j
"I kno a mnn who snys he can't
sit dnn Bnd he can t siaud up "
"Well, if he i el s the tru h. he lies."
New Jersey stloon-keeprs have hit
upon a hcariless way of ad ling to
t eir profits. In Ilaonne it has heen
sh0vri that steady patrons of some of
the saloons have had thlcr lives In
iuieo by tba piopneMirg; fieri they
re kept full f siliriuianU, and in a
S't rt time end ibicr career. Iu
rainy cmsch the li'Sinance waseiTccid
witb'Ut the knotv edtfe of the in
sured .
Cj
ANN UAL SALE
00 0 00
Jv BOXES
Greatest
BV THE
DOCTORS.
MSSJENMDMCOLL
Miss Jennie Drigcoll, 870 Tnt
natn Ave., Iirootlyn, N. Y.. writea:
" people knew how efficient
Peruna was In the cure of ca
tarrh, they would not hesitate to
try It. I have all the faith In tb -'
w orW i f s ft cured me, s
f ftave never known of a case
when the person was not cured
in a short time." -Jennie Drl
i coll.
iMiiKliters of the Confederacy and
Soi'lcty, writes the folluwi.'ig letter
Ileniden, V a.
Ohio:
the unfurl iiiinte ones. Utile or do risk
need i,e run if l'eruna ia kept in tht
house mi. I ut the tirst annenraii.'e of nn..
s in . 1 01 r i of (iitarrli taken im directed on
the tx.tile.
l'eniiin i a nafecuard. a preveutn
live, a .'perilie, is a cure for nil ont-es ot
caluirh. aeine and chronic, coughs,
ccl l i, eonsiiiiim ion, etc.
If you do nut receive prompt and salis-
fncinry results frmn tne tine of rerutm
write at once lo I r. llartmmi, jfiviut; a
lull hi i lenient of your ciie, mid be vr 1 1
he ph-aKed to give you his valuable ad
vice trratis.
Adilreioi I'r. Hnrtmnn, l'resirlent ol
The Ilartumu Sanitariuiu, Columbus,
Ohio.
Li tlu U'.b Knew Her. Llttb
Willie "Who Is that lady oei
i.uim iicb "ito That ain't nc
lady; sli"s my sister !" MunolU'Stei
Chronicle. , , -
flTe l.rmniitlT Curwl. Ifo flt or nRrroflnwirtH
ll 0 0l- (lw u- of Or. Knur' urpat r'B lt
Bt.ei-r. h-.iKl l"r YH t K o in.tl boll , ami ir'tlN.
bn- li. U. U.VJC LuL. Ul Arub tu. l-Ujailtiulil. I
A COLD-LOVING WORM.
Melarnenchytraeussolifupus is as id
uuiar earthworm lately noticed on
Ml. St. Eilas, Alaska. By night It
swarms on the snow of the Mai ispina
ulacier, hut whpn the sun shines it
hurrnwj to a depth of 18 Inches or
more under the surface.
"Have you been eating oranges?"
"No. Why? ' "I sea the, skin all
in
aVL JT W . M V aT.m 'V
xgffiventionl
A "dyiii ground'' of elephants, a re
wirt where rln-se iiiinalrt to die, was
iti itit'ie.-lin ilisonery by Major
I'lmeii Coiton in eastern KipiHtorial
Africa.
A sand norm of the- iionbern and
western coasts of Frauce seerim to
have a sen' of time. It ii known as
Voiivolut.i." iinil M. lUdm mates that
Si makes i;nHMi H'tis,on the Kind at
low tide and dUapH-iirs us the tide
rises, and continued this course dur
ing fourteen days iu an aipihriuni.
IMowers out of the natural season
are usually olitained by U'l-piiif; (be
young iilauls in old. dry incises, and
forcing iliem bit.r by boa' and mois
ture. It is possible lo give young buds
premature development !y exposing
them to ether, and A. Mnuiiiene claims
that such dcehipuicnt is not only iiiore
rapid but more regular and compiife.
A ctinmis iHvestgtiticm by A!;'rcd
Biuet .of (lie JjilioraPuy of tlie 'Sor
lKiiuie lias ieeled dlllereiue in the
liandwrH ing of the sees. N'uiiieroiis
cbaracterislics are t racist -such as
carelessness in the uriling of women
ami lirnmi-SK and sluiplleiljf In that of
men and an expert g'npliol'.gisl has
Im'cu aide to give the se of the writ
ers of 1 II addres.-n s out .of Ixo. The
w riling of old men resembles thai of
women.
The laiest addition to American or
namental stones reported by Iir.
fleorge Kuiiz bus received the mime
of ('ahfornile. It was lirst found
iliut ninety miles from VreUa, i'al
where it outcrops for two bundled feel
ns a hard ;reeii stone of varying
shades, niid taking a high polish. The
material, at first supposed to be Jade,
proved on analysis to he a massive va
riety of vesuviiinite. h'ine slabs five
feet siUare and two feet thick have
been found, and the supply seems to
be large Similar, massive vesiivlanlte
exists elsewhere iu California and in
I'lirope.
The lieparlinent of Agriculture is in
formed that the climate of I'orlo llini
is favorable for the cultivation of
what has sometimes been called 1 1 1 -tinest
of tropical fruit, tlnj imiiigo.
J 1 1 1 1 nillioiigli mangoes abound in the
inlanil, lltry are Keedliiig trees, and (lie
frttif is Inferior to that of the famous
Mombay mango, which is a grafted
tree. It Is believed thai line mangoes
could lie grown in abundance in I'orto
Rico by importing the best grafts, and
that the Industry can be developed
into an important one as soon us the
excellence of the fruit becomes known
in the Cnited States.
The Japanese have attracted so
much attention and admiration by their
remarkable progress in the Ideas and
practice of western civilization, as well
as by their native genius in art, that
the results of an Investigation of the
b'-ifln weight of the Japanese people
ys compared with Kuropenus must in
terest everybody. Kor ten .rears I'rof.
Tagnchl of Tokyo I'niversity hust been
studying the brains of his fellow coun
trymen. He shows that with adulis
tlw brain" weight compares favoiali'.v
with that of Kuropeans of similar
stature, and may even be slightly su
perior. There is one striking differ
ence, however, in the fact that the
Japanese brain grows more slowly dur
ing infancy and early youth than is
tli case willi Lhiropeans. In Japan,
us everywhere else, there is found a
positive relation between brain weight
and slalure. Unit is. the larger brains,
generally speaking, go Willi the larger
bodies.
FAST BECOMING EXTINCT.
Hnbl I uulen Itcinii focriilred to ttie
Milliners of tlic Country.
"Our white-headed or bald eagle Is
hieoming rater every year, for our na
tional bird Is being saivlllccd to ml. i
nns. Iicf re long that may be its only
habitat," said an alien. hint at tin- zoo
to a Washington Star man.
"When on some wild coast we see
one of these birds rise from a clilT and
begin lo clrcte upward, t'heu his .male,
larger even than himself, and finally
two full-sized brown h aded birds of
(he year foll.iw tilth par aits, the bight
Ik-wort It waiting Siany ytara ir g'in?
o loiu,"llsbiLclii a.; V, follow tln trf
with our eyes until they heroine tiny
motes, then just tbiAtrnce of one com, s
to our straining sight, and they van
ish rtud are lost from view.
"Iu Washington,; howrVrr, we may
s-e- the 'c.inrlship galloiT'of the bahi
eagle, walcli its neSvt-bullilJiig and -observe
the d.iim stic economy of this bird
the male. on guard and tilt." female
brooding her while (ggs. The lirst yewr
in which the cgles nested Iu the zoo
logical park the female showed great
Inexperience In her housekeeping.. In
the large flying cage where they upend
the winter Iu pompany with trows and
magpies they collected a quantity of
slicks and grnss around a small hollow
In the ground, tttid "titter llftlftK" rio'
cavity with wom fh lieKtViirf cotild
erwl nnlHod '- '"'
"lloth lilrds fook finrtlti ftM eorfsfrne
tion, and Trom thecontlfiual chuckling
and screaming," lire presumed to 'haye
thoroughly enjoyed their worki' Eagles
often nest In treos, and these birds
placed the nesting material round .the
nots of ReTbnrl sapling, the sterns 'of
which, protruding , through, the slick
ami moss, looked, not, jjolike theStop
branches of a tall tree. Naturally Uv
next thing to, he thought of was eggs,
lutt this pair of Lin Is had original ideas
mid Intended, for it time, at h nst, tnere-
ly to play at seskfpllig. . A t d-
sized stone was brought In the talons
of the female from another part of the
cage arid placed in the rieM and tut
work of hatching In gan. The male anj
female sat on the ii,t-t on aiteriiati
days and the bird uot ut) tugaged waf
alwaH ptTcbed on a I.g ucar by cf
guard. The following year two egt
wire laid, bluish-whiie in col.jr aw
about tli.-ee inches in length.
'The temp rami nl of tki biitla uu-
. derg. -s a complete change at the tinu
of th.- noting season. At oth-r timrt
they are easily caught in a n -t and an
not dltticide to oveip iwer. Keizing everj
opportunity of making their escape
lb t when they liegin to plan for their
m -t one cannot approach within, bvwi
fy feet without In Ing attacked by otn
or bith agles. When they rush for
ward, one i n each sid , and strike witl
beak and uplifted feH. it is no easj
matter to es-.ipe unharmed, us I founO
w hen trying to photograph them, lh( h
talons reaching the skin every time
clothing or shoes affording little or m
prn:ect ion."
HIS BESETTING SIN
Hi w Kph Wu Clcarcl on the CUaret
of Dancinc.
Kphralui was a man of importance
ir ing an eider in the Baptist chord
and much given to exhortation," pray
er and Kimg.says IJppijicott's Maga
Aim: His cabin was , the ceue o;
many a "revival." and the jMiwerfu
prayers ottered by Epliraim on thesi
iN-eashins wen- 1 he wonder and ad
miratiou of the .colored population. .
With all his religions ardor, how
ever, there were times when the pleas
ores of the world appealed stronglj
to him. Seeing him approach oi:
morning with downcast eyes and ar
air of general dejection. Colonel Sneat
aceosted him (litis:
"Hello, Kph! You look as if yot
wre going lo your own funeral
Wh.il's the matter?"
"Well, klinnel, I feels bad. sub,"
replied Kph: "de 'casien am a ser'om
one, sub. You know de young folk;
done hah a party at Nick Finney's .ii
udder night, an' as I's been a'wrastlin'
in pray'r fer lie salvation oh Nick's
soul for a pow'ful long time, I dont
thought I'd 'ci pt dor invcriaUon ah
go, an' maybe I niouf drap a wold oi
two dat would tech his heart. Bui
dey was mighty lectio chance ter tu.l
tor Nick "bout Tigion, fer dat Iiiggei
will dance wheueber he heah a fiddle
Well, soli. I went, an' now dey claim.1
as how I was a-dancln', an' I'a ter hi
tried tor-day an' put outen de chu'eh."
"Well, Kph. that's pretty hard luck
but they ought to know that an oldei
of your standing would not indulge li
anything so worldly as dancing," re
plied the colonel with a twinkle in hit
eye. well knowing that Epb's beset
ting sin was not tripping the light fan
fustic.
"I hopes so, kunnel, 1 hopes so." re
joined Kph In a tone of utter despah
as he trudged on toward the town.
I.ate the same afternoon Colone
Snead heard a voice singing lustiij
' I'se gvvine ter jine de hand," aw
recognizing Kph, he asked:
"How did the trial go, Kph?"
"ley el'ar'd me, kunnel, bress ih
l.awd! dey el'ar'd me."
"i Tea red you. did they? that's good
Then you proved you'd not beer
dancing?" said the colonel.
"No, suli, kunnel. dey proved it or
mo all rigid, but dey 'lowed I wai
drunk an' didn" know what I was do
in', si rey el'ar'd me, kunnel bivsi
de Iiwd!"
Turbines.
Tin- idea of the steam turbine h
(piite simple, and is similar lo that ot
the, water turbine or Impulse wheel
The practical difficulty which ha.
prevontcd the development of goof
steam turbines lies in the high velocitj
which steam can Impart to itself In ex
pansion, and the diilictilty in efllcientlj
transferring this motion to the wheel!
at speeds practicable for constructioi
or practical use. Steam expandinj
from 'one hundred and fifty pounof
gauge pressure a square inch into tin
atmosphere Is capable of imparting t
itself a speed of nearly three thousand
feet second, and If it Is expanded frort
one hundred and fifty pounds gaurt
pressure into twenty-eight incl
vacuum, it can attain a velocity of font
thousand feet a second. The spout
ing velocity of water discharged frorc
1 n nozzle from one hundred foot head
is eighty feet a second, which sliowi
I the radical difference in the condition!
j to he met in steam and hydraulic tur
, bines.
A Trinity of laiitrcr.
The trinity of dangers which the re
public has to fear are Immorality, in
differenlism, and fanaticism. lininor
alily produces one or the others accord
! ing to temperament. Unfortunately
In the body politic, indiOVrcntlsin iini
fanaticism do not antidote each other
The one is, dry,, rot; the other, eombus.
lion and .swift h t-truction, Men wlit
love thoir, country enough. to to glo
to serve it, and tiro wise enough tt
steady It; who honor the law, an
therefore nro careful what laws tliej
runcti meii' who can hasten ultra con
servatlves 'Without losing their hole
upon them, and are able lo check fa
rnatics without driving them to riot
bud Vxlrernes! men who discern when
refortii ends and deed ruction begins
Who wish to possess only what thej
can nnsimilate and beneficially goverr
--thene In each generation can save thi
State, 'and these only. Century.
Km lie lias n I'l.ll-K. es , Suit.
. Kihcl-yrTliat young man ,that goo.
around with MyrlUj is quite impress
;W looking.' , ' ' j-. X
' larrdi-Vef, he works rr ff bank.
Ethel What la he twy log .teller oi
cashier? ' . ' " :
Maude Well 1 think he only does
the sweeping .nnd the errands now.
Soraerrlllc "Journal.""" " " '
Fashion's leaders always follow it.
; A H'lSU. " i lULine ' Ull, 1 .bU If
lad yoar voice !"
Tuicke "Jij doubt you would e-
oy using It."
Thlnoe "No taint that, hut 1 wa
hl..l-lnn It i ........ T .1 , . 1
iUI.JElUK Jl 11 VtCIC UJ111C I IUUIU &irf.p
It when I liked." B st m l'ost.
' FIBROID TUMORS CURED.
Mrs. Ilayes' First Letter Appeal- j
ing to Mrs. I'inkliam lor li elp: (
" Deaf. Mas. Pinkham: 1 have been f
nnder Boston doctors' treatment for a
long time without any relief. They
tell me 1 have a fib.viid tumor. I can
not sit down without gret pain, and
the soreness extends up my spine. I
have bearing-down pains both back
and front. My abdomen is swollen,
and I have Ltd flowing spells for threo
years. My appetite is not good. Ican
not walk or be on my feet for any
length of time.
"The symptoms of Fibroid Tumor
given in your little book accurately
describe my case, bo I write to you for
advice.." (Signed) Mas. K. P. Uayes,
252 Dudley St. (Koxbury), Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Hayes Second Letter :
"Dear Mrs. I'i.nkuam : Sometime
go I wrote to you dcsoriblng my symp
toms and as'ied your advice. You re
plied, and I followed all your direc
tions carefully, and to-day 1 am a well
woman. .
"The use of Lydia 13. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound entirely ex
pelled the tumor and strengthened my
whole svstem. I can walk miles now.
"Lydia K. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound is worth five dol
lars a drop. 1 advise all women who
are afflicted with tumors or female
trouble of any kind to give '.t a faithful
trial." (Signed) Mrs. R. F. lUrKS,
2.12 Dudley St. (Uoxburv). floston, Mass.
f 000 furf.lt If ortjlntii of atw IHUtt proulnf
gMiMinent&t cannot b flroductl
THEY PAY THE FUK1GHT.
Two i Id pals met on the street.,
"I si a yi u in the liquor men's
paia'ie Tuesday, "one of them said.
"Oh, y. s."
"Now ti ll me about It. Who were
tm se fellows in fmnt on horses?" i
'Thus V "Why those were the
h les ilers."
"Well, who were those fellows In
arriatres?"
"Those fellows In plug hats, smok
ing the big, black cigars?"
"Yes."
"They were the distillers and
brewers."
"Who were those f Hows walking
here wit.i the vhite plug hats,
hite coais and g' -ld-headed canes?"
" r ry wer- the retailets."
"Who were th se fellows that
brought up Hie rear"
"K Hows with caulifliwer nces
and fmiue on their pants the crowd
hat I was with"
"Yes."
"Oh, they were the consumers."
The Dciewareatt.
An Insignificant Guest. Mam
mon "Did you atteud the wei-
'ting?"
Cup d "Yes, 1 was among thi
also pusen1." Brooklyn Life.
The peopl of Maenu, Ga., do man)
hirgs to show tbe w rid tout It Is a
bve town. A farmer there erected,
n a cemetery, a e n-iricious and ei
pensive monument to himself. The
resid nts bombarded the marbla.
shaft with revolvers. The farmer
then off rid Slot) reward for the con
vict i'Ui of any one who had a hand In
the disfigurement tt his tnonumenU
The p'Ople burned hi iu in effigy and
ottered $I.(X)i) to any one who could
aud (.ut who they were.
A S-ire Ftarter for 111 Health.
Vs.less worrying (a form of nei
vousiioss) is Indirectly the result
(rln'ougli i lit- nerves) of improper feed
ing.' A furniture man of Memphis
says: . ..
"About a year ago. I was aflllcted
with nervous spells, would worry m
ovc; trivial things. .
"I went to consult one of the best
physicians rlu Memphis and he asked
among many questions If I drank cof
fee. 1
"Ills advice was: 'Go to some pro
vision store and get a box of Postum
drink it In place of coffee and as yoi
are confined to your desk to a great
extent try and get out hi the open air
as much as possible.' I followed his In.
structluu. regarding the Postum.
"At that time my weight was 14J
and I was taking all kinds of drugl
and medicines to brace me up, hut a
failed; to-day I weigh 1(55 and all ol
my old troubles are gone, and all tb
credit Is due to having followed thl
wise physician's advice and cut off th.
coffee and using Postum In Its place.
"I now consider my health perfeo
t am willing to go before a notary put
tic and.lestiry that It was all due t
uiy having used Postum In place
coffee." Name given by Postum C
Buttle Oreek. Mich.
There's a reason for quitting tk
drug-drink coffee, and there's a reno.
for drinking Postum. Trial 10 dayt
provas them all.
I,oo k In each package for a copy e
the famous llttla book, "The Road t
Wellvllle."
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