New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
COMMON PLAIN FOOD
If is BEST FOR CHILDREN OR ApuLrz-


Natural grains. meat and fruit will make
good blood IL the digestive machinery OF the
bc'- IL not interfered with.
Tie blood when first made goes into the
arteries and is OF a bright red color. After II
has been used some in supplying the body, t
is carried into the veins and Is there dark
red or purple color. Blood contains the eIe-
ments to nourish and build up the body. such
as iron. Soda lime. albumen. ETC.. etc.
When the powers Of the stomach and the
bowels reduced by lack of vital or BY
putting coffee and tea into the stomach. the
processes which nature goes through with to
change the blood into rich. red blood are Sc.
riOusly interfered with
II man could see what wet blanket" he
put over his hard working friend the stom-
ach. by putting in coffee, whiskey or tobacco.
when ii was honestly toiling away to do It's
work well. he would never repeat the out.
rage and injustice. 1t il like striking your
friend vicious blow when he Is delvtng
away for you with might aid main Don't DO
IL. One feels more respect for himself when
he acts the man and permits no form OF abuse
to strange and spoil the beautiful work being
done for him in the human body. No sort OF
fun on earth is equal to the fun Of being thor.
Oughly well.
II one wants a pungent. piquant hot drink
for breakfast. lunch or dinner 1t can be had
in Postum. the health coffee. II Is made
wholly of grains by the Postum Cereal Com
pany, Limited. of Battle Creek. A-.ch. 1t can
he truly said. 1T makes red blood" 1t brewe
the rich golden brown of Java. and has an
aroma and taste that makes a man thankful
that someone has at last made comoina-
ton OF the grains that gives such delicious
hot drink that one can readily leave on the
coffee which has been hurting more than one
likes to think of.
Medicines poor crutches. The only
safety Is TO use food and drink that the Crea.
tor intended for man, and when this Is done
the diseases and sick spells gradually disap-
pear.
Common sense is quite uncommon except
with those who give themselves shaking
now and then and look plainly at what they
are doing. If person knows coffee don't
hurt him. let him stick to Ii until IL does, then
such people thoroughly appreciate Postum.
Grocers and druggists testify to large sales
and the steady use Of those who once try it,
IS evidence Of its taking ways.
Just as good" as Postum Cereal are words
used to defraud the public.
CAN BE FOUND WITH
Acker Merrall & Condit, Chambers ana
West Broadway.
H. Albers. 1856 eth Ave. n. Y
Chas. Cordes, s76 sth Ave. n. Y.
Fred Dreyer Firth St. y. Y
J. P. Haase & Co. 9:,d st. and Columbus
H. Hahnenfeld. $40 Sd Ave. NY
C. H. Magma Bro. 18th st. and Am
sterdam Ave. ~ Y
Jno Macaulay & Co. 400 4th Ave. ~ 7.
u Il
VIM. F. Morris. 18th ST. and 9Th Ave.
Ny.
F. A. saltzsieder. 10Th ST. and 9Th Ava.
william Simpson. 43d St and 9th Ave.
L. sasse & Co, 10th St and Park Ave-,
Geo H; Tiemeyer 27s-2si Amsterdam
Chas. vogts. sO-sc columbu. Ave. Ny
c. II. Won Dehsen & Co. .. l49 Sth Ave,
A. E. whylsnd & Co.. 40 E. 4od ST.. Ny.
Chas. Weisbecker 26S-27O W. 12Jth ST.
Richard Wulfers, 3Sth 81. and Sth Ava,
n. Y. r1-r
VIM. Barg Court and Carroll. Brooklyn
d. Bournique Bedford and De Kalb Ava,
Brooklyn.
Clapp Bros, 971 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
Dugan Bros 2S2-2S4 Broadway, Brook.
A. ]. Han. Nostrand Ave. and Monroe
Brooklyn.
II. Helms Atlantic and Brooklyn Ave.
Brooklyn.
Johnson Bros. Nevins and Fia,bush Ave,
Brooklyn.
N. Lahm & Son. Flatbush and Cation
Ave. Brooklyn.
Geo Lockett's Sons. $50 Fulton St., Brook.
Ign.
VIM. Marquart. 1.165 Fulton st.. Brook.
lyn. o.f'- -T ---
Herman Otto Flatbush and Carlton Ave,
Brooklyn.
Stephen Stevenson, 1876 Atlantic Ava,
Brooklyn.
l.. Sandhusen, Lafayette and Adelphl,
Brooklyn.
D. H. shuIts's Sons. 20 Montague d.
Brooklyn.
Vesper Bros. Lafayette and Lewis Ava.
Brooklyn.
VIM Wofr. Fulton and Orange. Brooklyn.