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Show GRAND TO LIVE Ad the Last Laugh Is Always the Best "Six months ago I would have laugh-'3 laugh-'3 at the idea that there could be any-t-ng better for a table beverage than cclee," writes an Ohio woman, "now I 'a-gh to know there is. "Since childhood I drank coffee freely free-ly as did the other members of the fani-The fani-The result was a puny, sickly ?-r'; and as I grew into womanhood I o.d not gain in health, but was af-5 af-5 wted with heart trouble, a weak and ordered stomach, wrecked nerves atfl a general breaking down till last 1Eter, at the age of 38, I seemed to w on the verge of consumption. . ''My friends greeted me with 'How b you look! What a terrible color!' tfi this was not very comforting. The doctors and patent medicines hi me absolutely no good. I was thor-0:jply thor-0:jply discouraged. Tll6a I gave up coffee and commenced com-menced Pobtum. At first I didn't like n- tut after a few trials and following je directions exactly, it was grand. as refreshing and satisfying. In a couple of weeks I noticed a great change. i 1 became stronger, my brain grew Jrer, i.was not troubed witn for. -fulness as in coffee times, my j er ot endurance was more than Muoled. i'Jhe heart trouble and indigestion appeared and my nerves became a'ly and strong. "1 began to take an interest in things J0ut me. Housework and home- aking became a pleasure. My friends marveled at the change and when y enquire what brought it about 'answer 'Postum, and nothing else In e orld.' " Name given by Postum w-. Battle Creek,. Mich. Read the little Book, "The Road to ejlvilie," in pkgs. "There's a reason." 0:T'r tie above JetterT A sen ' ar. "1p"r 'rom time to time. Thej UtV uine' true, --and full of humal |