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Show Portrait of 'Arthur Hallim. Of recently published portrait ol Arthur Hallam, Immortalized by Ten In Memorlara, nyson s a writer 'It daks from tha prephoto aaj graphic dais, of tourse, but It doet nor show signs of th flattery so eoiu mon In portraUs of that time Ths face that bore those 'azure orbits heavenly wise,' those 'ethereal ejes. la pictured as ra'ber gloomy, rathei lowering, (hat of a aomawhat hear) This head was Tennyson i youth. hostage to heaven ths throughout stress of phl'osophlc doubt, and was so half a century latir. when the aged poet died In (he faith that his boy friend was 'not dead but alive Hewletts THREE CROWN Pure Cream of Tartar Reclaiming the Sahara Desert. As a result of recent scientific Investigations It may be possible to revise our Ideas of the barrenness of the Sahara desert, since i( has been found by boring that there are numerous springs bleb rise to the surface and make possible a system of Irrigation In the terr lory to the south of Algeria a government Irrigation surveying been at work making a series of deep test borings some of which are as deep as 2 Out) feet In this way con slderable water has been encountered and In certain oases already twice the usual amount of water has been made available for the palm groves Harper s Weekly Baking Powder Dusy all (he time in DOVGII. Made in Utarh. Widow of Experience. Many years ago at the funeral ol one of the prominent men of Oxford Mass, the minister forgot to mentior In his prayer the widow, who was th second wife of the de eased Hit brother, noiltlng the fact, sent his lit tie daughter, after the service, to re mind the aged clergyman of his omia slon The minister apologized to t be widow, saying "I trust the Lord wil be with you In this great trial, Mrs A BACK OF TEE ATKINS SAW Two centuries of paiienl ui 0OtlenUou effort to prrfluoe Abe in thn w rUi Mg blood and brain Ten generation! 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The corn plant, a. now known to !t was man, Is an artificial product doubtless, developed gradually througn long generations of selection, by the aborigines of Mexico, Central and South America, who evidently made their selection instinctively, choosing the best ears for seed It is believed that the original corn plant produced almost no seed, and, In fact, was without seed when grown In the lowland, in the tropical regions It Is supposed that t ily on the highlands dltl It first produce fruit occasionally Barren slocks were theu the rule rather than the exception The barren atocka la the fiekle are perhaps Illustrative of the law of atavism, that Is, the tendency of varieties to revert back to an original type On the high lands in the tropical regions, where tho temperature was some of these low, comparatively plants doubtless produced grain quite freely, and this giain was found by the Indians good for food The orlg Inal type of corn was very Inferior to the present and required an Imnu nse amount of work to prepare it for hu man food It wag not enough to shell the kernels from the cob. It was also necessary to dig out the kernels from each little husk in which it was In cased; for at that lime not only was the ear incased In a husk, but each kernel was tightly Incased In a husk In time some of these varieties of corn produced ears on which the kernels were free of husks, and these were extensively planted by the abEven after thou origines sands of years of evolution, we find certain varieties of the corn plant reverting back to the original type, and here and there the varieties, if allowed to deteriorate, produce ears with each kernel Incased In a husk Some years ago at the 11110018 State Fair a man had an exhibit of a large number of varieties of corn that he had produced by aiding reversion. He had selected ear by ear the poorest corn and that most inclined to revert, and by so doing had worked back, as he believed, to near the original type A continuation of such a process should bring the scientist back, at lasL to the original form growing luxuriantly In the low lands and producing no aeed. We can not aee what value there would be to such a proof, and yet science has been sble to utilize many such proofs and make them valuable to man In ways that could 'ndtf be foreseen Amos Dibble, Clinton Co., Ia. The Kteffer Pur I) J Hartrler of LaQranc. t mint! Ind , In a letter to the Firm, is link says .q imon Will you kindly ' 'mir !mh - nut on the K teller pear. valued very much by mom r tinier'' While the tree Is young tin fruit Is not so good, but as the tree gt t older the fruit gets better." The Kieffer pearls cotiUbred a rather poor pear, but Is txteustvely produced. We cannot expect to have all the good qualities In am particu lar variety. Generally If a variet) has a high quality It lacks sonn thing else of great Importance The Kiefft r In na cooking ptar pear Is only sense cap It be called s des.n rt j sine lts flavor la generally lacking thing against It also Is Its tough skin which must bq removed before the pear can be Anjoyed- - The things in favor of the pear are, the pioduotie ness of th tree and Its ahllitv to withstand adverse conditions In spite of its lack of flavor the Kieffer sells Wen m the markets of large quit cltiea We believe the quality of the Kieffer pear can be puch improved by thinning the peart and pioduung larger and therefore Inner pais Small Kieffer pears affected with scab are very poor fruit Spraying Is often necessary to keep the scab under control. Wn have said above that the Kieffer tree is very productive, this la with the undei standing that It la grown In the same locality with pears of, other varieties that can act as pollenlzers for the Kieffer On many soils and In maty localities the Kieffer pear does not respond to Us own pollen; probably It needs more than any other variety to be crossed i Cleaner Seed, Bigger Yield. t If there Is any one question In par- to grow. I bought a barrel or apples a short ticular that should Interest grain growers, It is the selection and grading of time ago from a neighbor. They were seed grain of all kinds. ' The writer very fine In appearand when I pun saw, during bla travels the past crop chased them, but In a short time they Ife tried to eat season, thousands upon thousands of began to rot badly.' acres of oats that would hardly pay for them up to save them from the rot, but It la aa cutting. The trouble, la every case end succeeded partially, which f In rest lasted was lack of any expensive method" of1Mntshtng- tbs ThlhlT if la Just care In the selection of the aeed As family wnn we have much to be one grower put it, the aeed oats here that looked bright, and apparently did not thankful for In the Ben Davis, Baldwin, contain many weed seeds. In the Greening, Russet and othxr old standfirst place that teed oats was light, bys When ire put a barrel of these In the cellar be. do not feel weighing scarcely 30 pounds to the tppleswe must hurry end use them up bushel. On this secount the ground that was not well covered, and this gavs and exclude the use of all other fruit the weed seeds a fine chance to grow. during the time they are being eaten. It hae been my observation that Now the remedy: it never pays to sow light, chaffy oats. Unless yon much of the poorly keeping fruit on have good heavy seed, better get your the farm la due to farmers buying and ' supply from some reliable seedsman planting the varieties recommended If you have aeed good enough to sow, by the traveling agehtsT Many a farmand when the agent the n be sure to clean and grade it until er Is It Is absolutely free of alj foreign comes to him and talks to him about hi novelty seeds, and you have left on! the heav- his particular variety which la Always high priced, hs does land If iest, plumpest, grains. your Is already foul, it will call for heroic not like to refuse to buy It of him. If measures to get It clean again, but the he suggests that he would prefer the first step In the job la to sow only standard varieties, he is discouraged by the agent, whose motive Is to sell clean heavy seed, and seed of suff- trees rather than icient vitality to push its way along trees. and help you eradicate the weeds. The novelties nre generally poor What has been said of oats, will apbecause most of the apples keepers, with Unless foree to wheat ply equal that have beed tried are poor keepers. hRve a la variety that you giving you now and (hen does an apple have the maximum yield that your land will Only the combination of good quality In produce, better start fresh by getting flavor and texture and good quality as new seed. Look up the work of your to There are young orchards state experiment station and see which on keeping. some of our farms that never will varieties are doing the best Too can amount to anything even If they bear relialways Lay these varieties from because the fruit is of varieheavily, able seedsmen. If yon are saving your ties that will not keer In cellars own seed wheat make sure tbit It is Milton Knight, Cherry Co , Neb. clean, and grads it over and over until you have a supply of only the heavof Cereals. iest grains This will Insure a good Within" recent years new varieties tand, and the seed will sprout quick- of wheat have been produced by ly and push Itself rapidly forward. of , Most Of the varieties Of all grain crops, and la spits of wheat produced by Nature have been the constant, suggestions .of, experi- produced , by . .acciment stations and farm papers, corn dently obtained. It hu taken Nature Is treated the most shabbily. It has a long time to produce a few good been proved by repeated field testa varieties. - Our scientists who have that yields may be Increased from taken hold of the matter by poilenlx-in- g 10 to 2 bushels per acre, by planting varieties with a poflen from other uniform size grain, so as to Insure aa strong varieties, have been able to even etand in the hills All good outstrip Nature in the work of producplanters will drop mechanically, bnt ing good varieties. The evolution of one can hardly expect the machine to the wheat plant is thus taken .out of discriminate between small and large the domain of chance and introduced kernels. The way to overcome that Is Into the domain of science Under the to plant grains of as near the same old regime s good variety was more size as passible. This is more likely to be polienlzed by s poor variany otherjhlng In grow- ety than otherwise, because poor variing corn. There is no profit In tend- eties are more numerous than good ing a half stand of com. Get good varieties. Man, however, Is able to seed; psy any reasonable price for It, combine the good qtfellties of the but insist upon Its belhg good. Then strongest cereals and bf selecting the grade It until your planter will drop best of their progeny ket immediate two and three kernels. Then yon result! There are today forty or have started right for a big com crop. fifty varieties of wheat (hat have been L. C. Brown, Cook County, EL, la thus created. Such darietles have Farmers' Review., longer heads, heavier grain and pro n low-pric- dues larger yields pef sere thaa tbs old varieties and are same time better able to stand advtrse condition. Within the next twenty flvt years ws shall see the science of develop greatly, with , She result of mors fully using the laid devoted to wheat growing. Hard vhcats will be evolved for nse oa the t1' 3 arid lands, cense One of lose on American place. stant to Nfarms ia the lack of permanency in the while softer wheats c fences. A man should build a fence gnus ,4lseasee f Wilt 14.' humid localltl that will last a ltfetlme.He should a lect posts that will not decay and five them so long that he can set see a T ( Did you them deeply in the ground.' In fact (hey should be set to that neither the If not. you ba vexwry frosts nor gales nor floods can shake turn of a Turk with his ban oa bt 'tern. It takes a little longer to built) bend. To make one of oe turbans of this kind, but in the years ef tbo lanroet size It 'll out tweu " come the x!ra labor at the begin If yards of the Bnt 4 (Tbofteat mu at-ih- e ebeat-growln- f HI lie found to be economy lio. yi ICES. FCH LETTED In AH Parts of the United States Lydia - H, Ftnkhawre Vegetable Coaspxund Has Sffectad Similar Ourxa. Many wonderful cures of female HU are continually coming to light which have been brought alxat by Lydia EL Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, ana fix-li- Poorly Keeping Applet. Poorly keeping npijre are of little value unless they bn jcimmer and fall apples grown near I market that wtll take them alL- - The winter apple that Is hardly fit for eating In the fall and yet will not keep fn an ordinary cellar Is of little nse on the farm, and It ihould be avoided. No matter how good it Is, If It must be kept In a cold storage house to kenwf eatable It Is an impracticable apple lor the farmer Permanent Fences, , The farmer should avoid - building temporary fences, unless it is his Intention to remove them occasionally to make way for his rotation of crops. Mast farmers, however, do not do this; but expect always to keep one fence In BEAD 111 i fyollenated. It Is therefore never wise or safe to plant Kieffer pears in large blocks. Morn than one such orchard has remained unfruitful, its owner did not understand the reuse of It, and the orchard has been finally cut down. When grown In the vicinity of . ths Garbar or other pear blooming at about the same seasop the Kieffer tree produces nnormous crops ' SHOULD -- t high-price- d tea. ALL SICK WOMEN gn-xta- d "",l EXACT COPY MAMIE trulLi jvfeujswcxumiaji WAY PIPE SHOULD BE LIGHTKQ. H15 STOMACH. Let the athlete have dyspepsia Subject of Vastly Mori Importancs T'-sand his musrb-- would soon fall. Flis-cx- l Appears. strength Is durtved from food If x There has been a tittle newspaper man has lusttfllclenl food hs loses strength If hs hat no food he dies Food Is conllacusslon recently un the subject of verted Into nutrition through the stomHow to Light a Pipe This may seem ach a yd hoe Six-- It ilrqiSmt ow the a trhlal matter, to femiulnc mind, ol the to stomach extent what strength food eaten Is digested and assimilated rod quite bernath the notice of any People can die ol starvation who have Journal abundant f.xxl to rat, when the stomiih dignified How wrong' For a pipe 111 lit la a and tta asao. late organs of digestion and nutrition do not perform their duly plpo ill xmoked. and a pH' til smoked Thus the tomach Is rexllv the vital or- - Is a roan made tcaty and a man mad of the body If the stomach Is "weak ?in body will he weak s' so, because It la testy Is a man looking out for trouble, upon ths stomach the laxly relies for Its and a man looking out for trouble ia a strength Am. as the laxly, considered as man finding trouble, and a man finds whole. Is made up of Its seversl members and organa, so tha weakness of the ing trouble Is a woman In tears, and a woman In teats Is the last word tn hubody as a consequence of "weak stomach will he distribute d among the orman dreariness Ne!er let us be which the If the ashamed to gans compoIxxly Inquire then how a pipe laxly Is weak because It Is nourished that physical wreakneas will he found, in may be lit with th utmost satisfacall the organs heart, liver, kidneys, etc. tion to the smoker The liver will lie torpid and Inactive, One paper, I see, recommends spills. giving rise to biliousness los of appetite, e weak nerves, or Irregular action of That, Is good, but the spills, of course, heart, palpitation, dizziness,- - headache, must be wooden ones backache and kindred disturbances ana Another paper retorts that spills are weaknesses Mr Louis Pare, of Quehee. writs For of no sort of use to the man In the to fail Rtj bead years after health train Thla Is the klud of frightfully grew dtujr e)es pained tue, and my stomach was Sure alt the Ume, while I Iruehthg that causes a hush In th everything would eat would seem to lie heavy like lead noisiest assembly on my stoma- - b Lhe doctors claimed that What, then, should It was sympathetic trouble due to dytpepela. the man In the train do' ' crib I wtll tell him He should carry poi try Itr Pierce's Golden Sedtcsl advteed me to box of wooden matches, and be should and stop taking the docDiscovery tor s medicine. Hlie Istttght me a bottle and use exactly two matches to light hts we soon found that I began to Improve so I The first one will dry th tokept up the treatment. I took on Seeb. my pipe stomach became norma), the digestive organs bacco on the suiface, and the second worked perfectly and I soon began to look one will produce (he vlvtd. even glow . an nevsr cease to like a dlfrsrent person be grateful tor ebal your medb-lubax dnnx-fobeloved, ot amakers-me and I certainly give It blgheet pralee The mau, br the way, who lights hi Ikint be wlnx-dleby a dealer Into taking Inferior substitutes for pipe with a wax match is a bad man Dr Pierces inixllclnee, recommended to right from the start Never trust him, be "just as good dear friend Sketch To gain knowltxtga of your own body In dekneea and health send for the PeoSalt and Civilization. ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser A book of long psgea. Send 1 one cent Salt has had much Influence in shap31 for or stamps stamp for cloth bound copy Address i)r. R. V. ing the civilization and exploration of the world it Is believed by many that Pierce. 603 Main street Buffalo, N Y. the oldest trad route were created Does This Fool the BabyT for the salt traffic This was certainThe wife of ons of our gentlemen ly the case with the caravan routes In friends makes him wear tucks In bis Libya and the Sahara, while the mines night gown, trimmed with pink rib- of North India were the center of a bon, so that the baby wont know large trail before the time of AlexIhe difference whenTie walk the Boor ander. Salt, too, haa pltyed a eon Id with It at night Cavalier (N. D) Re- arable pari In the distribution of man. publican He waa forced to migrate to places where It could be obtained. This Ask Your Druggist for Allen's brought him to the seashore, where he I tried ALLENS FOOT EASE recenthis Ideas of maritime comly and have jusLkdught another aupply It gained merce. Lastly, the preservative ef haa cured my.Aorna, and the hot, and itching sdnssttOTn my feet which wxa fects of salt on flesh food made long almost uenojfeable, and I would not bx with- oceanic voyages possible and thus out It now"1 Mrs. W J Walker, Camden, opened up the world to commerce and N. J.Sold by all Drugglata, 360. civilization NO MAN 15 STRONGER THAN - 1 e r penny-grabbin- paper-covere- Foot-Ess- bui-uln- g An Impoaalble Taak. SORES ON HANDS. The artificial production of emeralds Is declared to be Impossible by Suffered for a Long Time Without Prof. Verneulll, the first creator of Relief Doctor Was Afraid to Touch rubles Them Cured by Cutlcuro. TO rt'RS A roi.D IV OSH DAT For long time I suffered with Taka LAXATIVE HHOMO qulslns Tsl.lsu, Dtwf ItchB. W. sores on the hands which were flatfi wfund moay II il full te curt, 1 had oa tr!i bos JKte. UHUYE ft l4&Uir ing, painful sod disagreeable. three doctors, and derived so benefit One of London's Troubles. from tny of them. On doctor said "The clerk element fs one of the was afraid to touch my hands, so he of great troubles Londoq, says the must know how bad they were; you lord mayor of London. Clerks are said I never could be cured; another not much more likely to get employsore. Sere the third said th and ment in the colonies than here. The caused by the dipping ot my hands whole world ia overdone with clerical where I tn water tn the labor." work. I saw In the papers about the wonderful cures of the Cutlcura RemeMix. Winslow's Soothing Syron. For iMIdrso MetfebMl, tortso, ths gus. rsdsvos M dies and procured some of the CutlItoehMUo. SseunsUun,sUsjretisla,eeiwswla4coUu, cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. In ot the after th ' CUSTOMS "OF' THI CANNIBALS three daysOintment application my hands CuUfura t sore' Tribes of Savages Observe Traditions to peel and treHTtietf ness disappeared, and. they are now Among Themselves. 1 am still Even among the savages of French smooth and clean, and' Mrs. A. EL the Africa, who eat human flesh, there working in UL, are differences, said Paul Pucci, a Maurer, 2340 State Bt, Chicago, I0S RaJuly young Italian traveler, at the Some while ago, when exleigh. OF PHENOMENA DREAMLAND, ploring that country, I learned a good bit about tha ways of the various of tha Visions tribes. Ia n majority of them can- Scientists' Explanation of Sleep. tho when nibalism Is Indulged only A scientist explains soma of tha bodies are those of prisoners taken in saybattle. It la all right to eat persons strange phenomena of dreams by call who belong to hostile clans, hut it ing that they are due to what be Me take tho would be a gross violation of tradition "hereditary memory, ..dream and apace" falling through to land custom of the feast and the out that after suffering th npon friends or even upon members points sleeper of the same tribe. This delicacy of mental agony of falling tb sentiment, however, is not universal, escape the shock of, (he actual stopand in one tribe in particular, where ping. 4 The explanation la that tha failing sensation have been transmitted I noted the absence of any old perforsons, 1 learned that it waa the proper from remote ancestor who were tunate enough to save themselves, thing to add the aged inhabitant to the local food supply. This con- after falling from great height la fined the population to th young and tree'topa, by clutchiag th branches molecular changes In th cerehardy, for at the first signs of decrepi- The tude the boiling pot was called into bral cella due to the shock of stopping could not be transmitted, beWashington PosL requisition. cause victims falling to ,the bottom would be killed. In similar manner, Adventist. An Absent-MindeThere are non among the attend- by reverting to th habits of aatmali centuries ago, tb ant of the Second Advent church In which existed Marblehead who are more steadfaat same investigator finds an explanation in the faith than Mrs. Nancy Jameson, for the mental atate experienced by whose remarks sometimes, howevef, Individuals In various dreams th repbell her expectations. "pursuing monster" dream, th One day a friend, who was In the tile and vermin" dream, color dreams, dreams, flying dreams and antique furniture business, called on suffocation her, and she thought tt a good time to th like. warn him to prepare for the day of Suicide In Eurcpa, , judgment I that 70,000 peopti estimated It -- you ought to be prepared, said take their own tlves svery year t she, for all signs point to next week Europe, 11,000 of which fall to Ger a the appointed time. many. During tb last ten year tht "Well, Nancy," said the dealer, 1! number of self murders in German) that's the case, don't you want to sell has been 113,545. This is almost threi me your old chairs? times aa many aa there were eoidlen s Ob, no, she said; "John's going to killed outright In the war tn 1$70-7fix them us next week. Exchange. dye-hous- e " erTh qjc 1titt dye-hous- e. ! d Franco-Prnasla- LOST through ths advice of lire. Plnkham, of Lynn, Maas., which la given to aide women absolutely free of charge. The present Mrs. Plnkham naa for twenty-fiv- e years made a study of ths Ills of her sex t she haa consulted with and advised thousands of suffering owe not only thelr--healt- h women, who to-d- 7 bat even lift to her helpful advice. Mr. Fannie D. Fox, of 7 Chestnut Street, Bradford, Pa., write I Dmr Mm. Plnkham I suffered for a long time with female trout) lx, and finally was tuki by my physician that I bad a tumor 1 did no want to submit to an operation, ao wrote you toe adrioe, I received your letter and did as you told me, and today I am completely cured. My doctor says tha tumor baa dissp- peered, and I am one more a well womaa, 1 belter Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Vegetable Compound is the best msrikins ia the world." The testimonials which we are from grateful women establish beyond S doubt the power of EL Hnkham's Vegetable ComLydia pound to conquer female diseases. Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to Mrs. promptly eoznmanioato with Pink ham, at Lynn, Maas. . Shs asks nothing tn return for her advice. It la absolutely free, and to thousands of women has proved to be more preckra - , than gold. OLD PLACE WAS GOOD ENOUGH. Comprehensive Reason Why Citizen Cam Hem. ?8quire Lord, ot local fams la Effingham, N. H, fifty years ago, had accumulated, by all sorts of methods, a fortune for th times and place. Keeping tbs country store, being jrse-tlcallths hank" ot thoa parts and Increasing wealth beyond expenditure had nourished an ambition ts lire Is a place larger and with more social opportunities than tha Utils village afforded. So he packed op one autumn, took a house tn Portland, which waa tbs tows a the world to country people then, and with hla family started is to cnt a dash. To his chagrin, he found hs waa one of many in that place, and not a scrape or how waa coming hla way. Chrlettnae e w - hire - back,' bag- - and beggWriweMlnghani, ami- - the grew Ing in hla store, to th Inquiry of on ot th village loafers, Wbyd ys com back, squire. Tore you'd calculated he replied: I've had snough of that place. Tar see. Id rather be a king among hogs thaa a hog among kings. - r Odd Recurrence ef Dlglta, "The moat remarkable arrangement ot numbers that I know of, said a local business college man who takes a delight in solving carious problemi sad, digging up mathematical oddities ts the combination of th six figures ot 143,557. Multiply this number by 3 and ths answer la 255,714, by 1 sad tha answer la 425571, by 4 and th wer ia 571,425, by i and th anawei 1 answer ii 714,285. by I and th 557,142. Each answer contain! as actly the same digits a th original sum, and, to cap th climat, multi ply the number by 7 and up eom-- s thi answer 195,995 - llilllHK. WiiDfiiij utiiiii ft When Answering Advertisements Kindly Mention Thla Paper. : , t - Through Coffee Drinking Boms people question the statements that coffee hurts th delicate nerves iff the body. Personal experience with thousand prove th general statement true and physicians have records ef great numbers of cases that add to U testimony. The following 111., Ts from tha Rockford, Register-Gazett- Dr. William Laaghorst of Aurora has been treating on of the queerest . of lost eyesight ever ia history, "'retlent la O. A. Leach of Beach t, and In the last four months be jetofed with all ef tbo specialists tie country and baa at last re-- , "'in with th fact Impressed zd that hla cas la Incurable . Uou of the optic nerve has r4nd, rendering his sight so limited that he la nnabls to see anything before him, but ho can see plainly anything at tb side of him. There b. have been but few cases of its kind before, sad they have been caused by whisky or tobaeeo. Leach has never used either, but haa been a great coffee drinker, and the specialists have decided that the case haa been caused by this Leach stated himself that for several year he had drank three cup of coffee for breakfast, two at noon and one at night According to th record of the speclaliats of this first case aver country this ia th caused by the use of coffee. ' -The nerve is reined beyond aid and hla case Is incurable- - Tho fact that make th cane a queer oae is that the sight forward haa been tost and the side sight has been retained. According to the doctors statement, the young man will have to give up coffee or th rest of his sight will follow and the entire csrv bh ruined. Htirhtar-Gaiitl- e. Let It be remetibored that th ayes may bo attacked la one case and tha stomach tn another, whlla In others It may be kidneys, heart, bowels or general nervous prostration. Tha remedy la obvious and should hs adopted before too UteT- Qult coffee. If 70a show incipient disease. " It is easy if one can have Postum Food Cofie to serve for th hot morning beverage. Ths withdrawal of the old kind of cor that-t-s doing the harm and the supply erf the elements la the Posture which Nature eve to rebuild ft I broken down nerve cella, insures quick return to the old Joy of strr-"- i and health, and Its well worth wu.. to be able again to do things feel welL Theres a reason for well-boil- ed t:i POSTur-- : |