The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-13
A POOR BREAKFAST.
Very Few People Eat Good Break
fast.

fast.
"All want for breakfast is a roll and
a cup OF coffee"
This remark is heard not only in hotels
restaurants aud lunch rooms but It is
the usual breakfast order in the home
circle as we'll. After twelve hours
fast 1t would seem that the hrsi meal
OF the day should be a hearty substantial
one, and II we all lived natural, unartl-
fieial lives, 1t would be So but none Of
us do, hence breakfast IA u mere pre-
tence.
Says latter day philosopher: During
many years OF active business life, /
never remember having eaten a good sub
stantial breakfast but supposed it was
Of no importance until began TO lose
appetite for lunch and dinner.
Ny physician told me ! was victim
OF nervous dyspepsia and mus axe rest
and recreation as no medicine would
reach the trouble, but this advice could
not follow as my business affairs would
not permit 1t, and TO get relief resorted
TO medicines and prescriptions and IL
was purely accidental that hit upon
one remedy which did the business.
While in drug store one evening | mo-
tlced a number of people Nbuying Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, a widely advertised
preparation for stomach troubles, AMI
the force Of example was too much fol
me and bought a 50-cont plcake.
took a able or two after each meal
and in a week my appetite picked up
| began 10 feel my old ambition for work
returning and could eat a good breakfas'
because i wanted It. and from that time
10 this, take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's as regularly as | take my neal
not because / now have any trouble with
my stomach, but because l don't want tC
have,
5O-cent box Of stuart's Tablets will
las. me a month and keep my digestion
In good order, and know Of no better
Investment a business man can make
acre are undanytrsT kilograms at the
mice Of the Western Union Telegraph
company for William Washington. Miss
icttIc Green and Miss Dorothy Walters.
The Central Circle uf Shearn NJ Il.
church. OF which Mrs. James Cotton T.
, chairman. will meet al the residence 81
Mrs. W. d, Chew, l2O6 Fnnnin street, al
| $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
There win he reception NJ tho Tabcr
nocle Methodist church nj o'clock tubs
afternoon 10 The parents. especially iht
nothars. Of the children that attend tbs
primary department Of the SUNDAY srhHnl
Mr. J. y. Cobb, president OF Fedora
| Labor union No SlG2, who claims 20 spcRl
for that union denies the authority am
rcpudiates the recent action nf the Iahol
council In ENDORSING the candidacy Of Mr
Jnmrs 4. Thompson.
There was to have been n meeting o.
the beard OF trustees of tho Houston
dlyrcum aud Carnegie Library association
last night but on account Of quorum
moi bring present, the meeting went Owe
10 next Tuesday night
The Houston QmTtette society viii hsv'
sorlnl evening Ia connection with thei
rrhenrFnl tonight a. SReugcrhnnd halt ~
.nch member Is privileged to invite BIZ
family or other iricndk 20 enjoy an i'm
pruYlsod musical eyonluS
ATho Left Handed Fishing dub viii Civ
dinner today al the club rooms compN
nenl9r; 70 Mr. 9afab ), ilali tue ssng *
soath@oFiern rexas, February li.--Nowi
elc aH9an ny Ito town late yesterday even
"oss 81 ~ ~ Knight, son Of Mr. JONI
. ..ArlgEt Of the Center City pelgh5oraood
was Accidentally Itlied by a tree fsliinl
on him near his nome. He WAS youni
man nearly grown. The family have th'
sumpathy Of the entire community, al
. they lost another son very suddenly
few months ago,