ON A RANCH. Weman Found tha Food That Fitted Her. A newspaper woman went out to a Colorado ranch to rest and recuperate and hor experience with tho food probably Is worth recounting. "The woman at tha ranch was preeminently pre-eminently the worst housekeeper I have aver kaown poor aoul, and poor ma! "I elmply bad to have food good and plenty of it, for I bad broken down from overwork and waa so weak I could not sit up over one hour at a lima. I knew I could not get well unless un-less I secured food I could easily dl-1 geat and that would supply the great-eat great-eat amount of nourishment. "One day I obtained permlaslon to go through tha pantry and see what I ' could find. Among other thlnits I ' came acruaa a package of Grape Nuta which I had beard of but never tried. I I read the description on tbe package and become deeply Interested, so then and there I gut a aaucor and aoma cream and tried the famous food. I "It tastod delicious to me and seemed to freahen nnd strengthen ma greatly so I stipulated that Urape-! Nuts and cream be provided each day Instead of other food, and 1 literally lived on Orape-Nuts and cream for two or three months. "If you could have seen how fast I got well It would have plcnsod and surprlkcd you. I am now perfectly I ell and strong aruln and I. now ex- ! actly how 1 got well and that was on j OrnpoNuls that furnished me a pow- I orful food 1 could digest aud make uso ' of. "It seems to me no brain worlior enn afford to ovorlook (Irapo-Nuta after in jr experience." Name given by rostutn Co., Iiattla Creek, Ulii ii. (Jet the miniature book. "Tha Head lo Wollvllle" In each pkg.