Garland Globe | 1906-03-31 | Page 6 | Food Helps

FOOD HELPS, mm In Management of a R. R. Speaking ot food, n railroad man "My work puts mo out In all kinds or weather, subject to Irregular hours for inonls nnd compelled to cat all tttnds ot food. "For 7 years I was constantly trou-.bled trou-.bled with Indigestion, caiiBod by oat-lng oat-lng hoavy, fatty, starchy, greasy, poor-Hj poor-Hj ly cooked food, such as are tho most acccsslblo to men In my business, Gen. erally each meal or lunch was fol-lowod fol-lowod by distressing pains and burn-lug burn-lug sonsatlons In my stomach, which 'destroyed my sleep and' almost tin-flttod tin-flttod mo tor work. My brain was so muddy and foggy that It was hard for mo' to dlschargo my duties properly. "This lusted till about a year ago, when my attention was called to Grape-Nuts food by a newspaper ad, and I concluded to try It. Slnco then I lmvo used Grape-Nuts at nearly ov-I ov-I ery meal, and sometimes betweon I meals. We railroad men liavo llttlo chanco to preparo our food In our ca-looses ca-looses nnd I find GrnpoNuts mighty liandy, for It Is ready cooked. "To mako n long story short, Grapc-Nuts Grapc-Nuts has mado a now man ot mo. I jhavo uo moro burning dlstross in lay. stomach, nor any othor symptom or Indigestion. I can digest anything so long as I oat Grape-Nuts, and my , "brain works ns clearly nnd accurately M las an ongineor's watch, and my old (nervous troubles havo disappeared en- II jtlroly." Name given by I'ostum Co., MM ii Btttlo Crook, Mich. i" There's u reason. Read tho little b0lC "Xb Rad ' Wellvl"0'" 'n pkg'