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The Iola register., 1901-12-13

gether, although the former crop fell
more than 10000, 900 bushels below
the 1900 yield, while the production Of
rye is greater by nearly 80 per cent.
Irish and sweet potatoes are less by
., 900, 900 bushels than last year.
Other crops, mostly of minor inn
portance, show decreases in bothyield
and values, except in tame and
prairie hay, which, together, although
having fewer tons, are giving value
exceeding last years by S7,3lS, ,6O2, or
l2,3 per cent; also the sOrghums for
grain and forage this yearAare worth
more than last year by 81, ,13s, 800, or
l3.l per cent.
For the surplus animals slaughtered
or sold forIthatpurpose, the total value
isl $50, 0O2, ,24l an increase over the
previous year of more than S6, $50, 600,
or II percent, while the value of the
dairy and poultry products and wool
exceed their combined value in 1900
by 81, III ,045.
All live stock have increased in num-
bers except sheep and swine, which
show comparatively slight decreases,
but the fatal value amounts to $53,-
OBJ, 1872, u net increase for the year of
SO, SO, ,079,
The aggregate value of all farm
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
NO CHANGE in KANSAS
No Surprise i'm Committee Appoint
ments for the State.

Washington, Dec. l0.-The list of
committee appointments announced
by the Speaker of the House to-day
did not contain any surprises so far
as the Kansans are concerned. All of
the Kansas members who served in
the last Congress were given the
places they held in that body. Repre-
sentative Scott who succeeds Mr..
Bailey, was appointed to the commit
tees on agriculture and mines and
mining. Representative Jackson, the
only Democrat in the delegation, was
placed on the committee on the re-
vision of the laws, a fairly good min
ority committee appointment.
Representative Cowherd and Dele
gate Flynn also were retained as mem
bers of the committees on which they
served in the last Congress.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
A SPLENDID SHOW WING
Secretary CObmm Issues his Crop
Bulletin

Topeka, Dec. Q. 0.-Secretary Coburn,
of the Kansas state board of agricul'
ture, today issued his last crop bulle-
tin for 1901 presenting final sum
mary of the agricultural. horticul-
tural and live stock products of the
state yields. numbers and values,
including winter and spring wheat,
the yield OF which is the largest ever
produced in any year by any state,
also corn.
Notwithstanding the shortage inval-
ne of the diminished corn crop, there
is "A net increase of 81, 45s, 246 in the
value of this years agricultural pro-
ductions over that of 1900, making the
total for these, as it is in live stock
values, the greatest in the states his
tory.
Oats and rye each have an increased
value, amounting to 81 405, 1876, to-
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
DIRTY ssLlNEN Is AIRED
SONtb Carolina's Democratic Row
Breaks Ont Afresh.

Washington, iDec. 9.--The senate
chamber was, the scene of highly
dramatic episodest when Senator
Tillman, of.sSouth Carolina, chal-
lenged his tcolleague, Senator Me-
Laurin. tosresign with him on the
spot, in order, to use his own lang
uage, thattheysmight be able ito wash
their dirty linen...a home. Mr.. Nc.
Laurin did not take Cup the gauge.
The incident todaylwas the direct Sc
quel Of the veryssbitter controversy
which arOsesbetween thellsenators in
South Carolina last spring. Mr.. Me-
Laurin arose to question of person
al privilege today .and proceeded to
explain what.he.charged was u con
spiracy to discredit Kim in his own
state for acts and views which did not
meet the approval of certain Demo-
cratic leaders. He declared that he
was being humiliated and, according
from the Democratic caucus because
he had acted;upon certain public is
sues in u way which he considered was
for the best interests of the country
and the people of his state. He an.
nounced himself believeriiL the old
Democracy and, after denouncing the
new Democracy leaders, who, he said
had brought destruction upon the
party, declared that he could not be
driven from his old allegiance into a
party with which he did not care to
affiliate.
Senator Jones, chairman of the
Democratic national committee.
denied that he had any ''nlterior mo-
tives" in not inviting Mr.. McLaurin
to enter the caucus, Mr.. Tillman re-
viewed the whole controversy. MIR.
Hoar took occasion to express the
opinion that it was very doubtful
whether both of South Carolina seats
in the Senate were not in reality
vacant. He contended that when the
designations were offered last spring
to the governor they could not be
Withdrawn thereafter, having become
Immediately operative. The climax
came when Senator Tillmau challenged
Mr.. McI.aurin to join with him in pre-
pairing their joint designations and
handing them to the presiding officer
of the senate. This challenge Mr.. Nc
Laurin did not accept and the episode
was brought to an abrupt close by
Senator Lodge moving an executive
session.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
TO CLOSE
THE SCHOOL
Deaf and Dumb Institution
has no Water
Irhc Board will be Compelled 70 Clese
and EeHd the ChildPeR Home
Before Leng
CITY SUPPLY SHUT OFF
Was Some Difficulty at the
Orphans Home
At Atsbissn bat It is new Arranged.
Other Kansas News Of Gspsral
Interest

Topeka. Dec. 10-Eduin Snyder
Secretary of the State Board OF
Charities, told reporter this morn
ing that unless there be heavy rain
within ten days, the board would have
TO close the state institutions for the
deaf and dumb at Olathe.
THE city of Olathe," Mr.. Snyder
said, sis at present furnishing the in
stitution with water at the rate of Is
cents per thousand gallons, but has
given notice that it will shut us of
Saturday night.
''The institution has supply OF its
swn which will last few days-pos-
sibly week. When that is exhaust
ed the school will be closed and the
children sent home"
'There is also "a shortage of water
at the Soldiers Orphans home at
Atchison, but arrangements have been
made there TO overcome the difficulty.
THE board very much regrets the
necessity of this action at Olathe, as
the pupils are making good progress
in their studies, but no other course
seems open to us. There is plenty of
water at each of the other institu-
tions."
There are lS0 pupils at the Olathe
school and 200 children at the Atch-
ison institution.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
ARE TO DO 1T RIGHT
Gigantic Experiment Station Proposed
for Kansas.

Topeka, Dec. 10.-Secretary Co.
burn, of the state board OF agricul-
ture, is in Hays City today in his ca
pacity as q member of th9 board of
regents of the State Agricultural col
lege. He was accompanied by Sena-
tor 5. j. Stewart, of Allen county,
who is another of the regents. They
expected to be joined at Manhattan by
Prof. Cottrell, OF the Agricultural col
lege experiment station.
The object of the trip is to look over
the land which comes into possession
of the regents from the old Fort Hays
reservation, and to plan action with
regard to it. A report will be made
ta the board of regents at meeting
at Manhattan tomorrow.
BY act of congress the federal gov
ernment gives up its claim to the old
Fort Hays military reservation, in
state. There are approximately
twelve sections in the reserve, and
half of it has been allotted 10 the
State Agricultural college.
The.idea that the regents now have
mind is ID establish an experiment
istation on big scale, with specia
reference to the needs of western Kan
sss. Secretary Coburn and his as
sociates are looking over the lay of
the land today With that idea in mind.
The experiment station at Manhat-
tan, which is conducted in connection
with the State Agricultural college, is
Aot large enough to make all the ex-
periments necessary. For instance,
in many cases it is possible TO plant
emily small plants of certain grains or
forage plants-perhaps a tenth, or a
quarter, or half an acre. While these
are extremely useful as far as they
go, they are not as practical as they
would be if conducted on the same
scale that farmer raises them.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13

estimated as an expense of about $l4.-
600 all the merchants who gave mer-
chandise prizes in the first instance
having agreed to contribute part OF
the values of those prizes, while some
will give the duplicate outright, there
vii still remain balance of $50. 900 to
be turned over 10 the treasury of con
ventlon hall in addition to the $50. 600
already supplied for paying of the
debl' mus * u net profit OF a
round Sion IN exceedingly large
profit for sGon an enterprise, and in
every way satisfactory to the friends
of the convention hall"
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
KANSAS LEGISLATORS
Busy at Washington Preparing and
Introducing Bills.

Washington, Dec. 7.--All of the
members of the Kansas delegation are
busy preparing and Introducing bills,
mostly of Il private nature, relating
to pensions and other matters. Con-
gresham Bowersock introduced be-
tween fifty and sixty on the first day
OF the session, and other members
were on hand with II goodly number.
No Congressman can expect to secure
the passage OF any great number of
these bills. The average number
which each member can get through
ranges from three to five, and they
must be meritorious ones. There are
always many disappointed persons at
the end OF a session.
OF the public bills introduced. Con-
gresham Bowersock so far holds the
record for this session. He has intro
duced bills for the establishment of q
United States mint at Kansas City,
Kansas; for the establishment of a
United States district and circuit court
at Kansas City; for public building
at Lawrence to cost 500. 600: for the
payment OF the 800, 600 claim OF the
Emigrant Aid society tothe University
Of Kansas, assigned to it by the So
ciety; to amend the Interstate com
merce act, permitting old soldiers to
travel on railways al one-half fare:
and to pension the widow of a soldier
who was permanently disabled 10y the
loss of a limb in battle, at the same
rate he received during his lifetime.
Congressman Miller introduced bill
providing for 800, 0OOpublic building
at Emporia, and Congressman Long
introduced like measure for the con
struction of postoflce building al
Hutchinson. Congressman Reeder in.
troduced bill providing for the es.
tablisment OF irrigation reservoirs
Congressman Curtis introduced two
bills-one establishing preserve OF
100, 600 acres in New Mexico, for the
purpose of perpetuating the buffalo,
and the other a bill which proposes to
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
HE TAKES THE OATH
Thomas Ferguson Sworn in as Gov
ernOr of Oklahoma

Guthrie, O. r., Dec. 9.-Governor
Thomas Ferguson and wife arrived in
this city this morning from Watonga
and were met AT the depot by promi-
nent citizens and escorted to the
Hotel Royal, where rooms had been
provided for them. In regard to in
augural ceremonies, the governor SAID
he wanted no display, but he yielded
to the wishes of the committee to the
extent that he consented to have the
oath of Office administered in the dis
trict committee room and to make the
ceremony public.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF Hairs Great Discovery
urea all kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emissions,
weak and lame backs, rheumatism and all
Irregularities OF the kidAoys and bladder In
both men and women. regulates bladder
troubles in children. n not sold by your drug
Sist, win be sent by mail on receipt of 81 co.
one small bottle h two months treatment and
will curc any case above mentiQned DR.. u.
W. Han, sole manufacturer. p. ~ box o99, st
Louis, No. sssd for testimonials. Sold by
all druggists.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13

products and live stock in 1901, the
largestlever reported for the state is
$34S, 292, 3S4, an increase over the pre-
vious years. values of Sl7, ,O3S, 225. or
an increase in two years of over S45,
600. 600.
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever is a bottle of
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL Tonic.
1t is simply iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No cure--no pay.
Price SOC
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
,al summarn|Wh anarchists and

others who may attempt or take the
life of the President of the United
The Iola register., 1901-12-13
READ Thlai

Neosho. Mo-. July "a. t9el. have been for
twenty years sufferer froM kidney and blad-
der trouble: have not been able TO do any work
for several yeaH. The Texas Wonder Hall >
Great Discovery, has cnred me, and now ! am
able 70 do all my work. Anyone In need of
kidney medieine viii nnd this 70 be the cheap
est on earth, for have tried thsm All
" A. DAVIS
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

beiiaor az 3 Repiiorer 90 t6 Refe.
renter; S%tortingets aontord)ei er
tiuige Stenoarafforpiets Gbef.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
wisconiins Seeislatur.
2egiSlatnriamlinsen CT enot.-5lere
SanftipnSuGgtelier.

@isconIins 45be 9eaislatlr Hut
teoe peb Niooagstio Den lobe Wtat
eiter en- Sesiion paa 1876 Gage.
llaatet @uoernsren par / trapl Wtrf-
iombeo til iioite gieblif, bar Der eno-
mi ~ 9ins, iom ban life bapoe
naaet at blipe iarbig meo, on Segis'
latltren abjournere0e. BlGnot De
pigtigere 9opforilag. iom bIep itao'
al @upernsren, bar giaen ON
ltonPpnelie al en- Gpiloe pna 4ont-
misiionen til at inipicere Sabrifer
og ON at pnbre 2open angaaenoe
Salprer for Oommene iaaleoes, at
De Oommere, Der p9lges ON Waaren,
npoer Soroel al 9eitemmellerne ON
Sorsgelie al Spmnen. San lonftio'
nerebe ogiaa gillen ON at neoi9tte
en- aommisiion til at foretage ben
nsopenoiee ll~noerisgeIfe meo Senipn
til Stemmentaiftner; ON Gountpili'
perpiiors for Sfatteligning og Ste.
~iolittionen ON g@nbring al &onltitlt-
tionen %angaoenbe offentIige 5rnftio'
nerers 9rug al Yas paa Sermia-
nerne.
@upernsren ienbte fire Setoer til
9eeisIohlren, ibet ban nPgteoe at BIZ
faloe De peotogne Sorllag ON tplrr.
gen Reclamation, ON at fritage Toe.
ii,f~ferfabrifer for geifatning ON at
forIense Siben for Snofasiering al
Sfatter / WiItpaufee firti Gage innlt
ON at aniRtte Ell Statiitifer / 5or-
binoeIie meo Sernbanefommisiionen.
@uoerneren uotaler angaaenoe Den
iibite Bill, at Statens Statiitifer Dor
ubfsre ben Slags arbeioe u6en EXTRA
hight for Staten. 0teo Senipn til
8otcinations .9inen uotaler ban, at
ban life timber noeen R~sopenbigbeo
for at foranitalte tprngen 8afcina-
tior. Der life fan unolaoe at pPffe
Sorargelie 6lanot et tort gntal
6olf. 8ilen angaaenoe Sfatteino.
Procuring / Wilmaiifee q efter 8ii-
pernsrens Spiatning uaplois, efter-
iom bette bar en- Sag; Der INN ipecielt
peofom Ell enfelt 9p.
@npernsr Ga 6alette ionftionereoe
| Sorsoags gilen ON at l9gse ell
grtraifot al 10 Gents pr. Con paa al
So, Tom uoferes al Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Gowin S. uhl 600.
6urben Imbasiabpr til SDiflanb osr
eftcr ct Mars Spsoum

@rano Eapibs, @i6., t7be 0tai.
GoDin j. llbl osbe iOag. San leo
/ ct aar al fIere Spgbomme; oen Oh
refte Seosaariog par 9rigbts Spg-
Dom.
gomin j.. llbI blep ieot / 6uib, %.
g., / 1S41. 70 Aar ienere iltteoe
bans 5orGlbre til Witiann oe bo-
iatte iig paa NJ 6nrm / @9rbeoen al
Opiilanti. San tog aieangseramen
/ Witigan l~lniperiitet / 1862, tube.
reoe Ssiirisprroeus % neoiatte iig iom
gooofat i gpflonti. 5 1876 ilptteoe
ban til @ronb 4opibs. Ir. llbl mo.
tog mart en- fremrogenbe Stiuina |
Sent Gountp Iopofatitanb, oa bIonbi
hans alienter bar Sernbonefompa.
nier, itore 5irmner % 9oer, So1
par Democrat % blen TO @onae paIgt
I'll Ruuor az @rano Hapios.
: 1893 mootoe ban llonnpneIie
til Statsmiuiiterens Asiiftent. 30
Iar ienere uonRurtes hnntif Toreneoe
Stoters gmbasioosr til Spiflane
Co GlepeIaros StnreIie pnr tilenoe
nenpte hon tiIbnac til granS Hopins
Ir. llbl par TrRiioent az @ranf
Mapibs IationaIbanf os 6emte go.
ticnalbanf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

piIoe me6fsre rtosen Gare for OpIsb.
San paaftoar, at Stfe-llnion Rnn-
oene, rnotagen nogle faa, oil itaa
paa 6oreningens SIDE.
@oibington, tSoe Mai. Rappor-
fer til Hr9iioent S'Gonnen piier. at
arbeibsgiuerne | mango gper frem.
heles nnoerteener Soerensfomiten
ON nj Simers Gag % bsiere Beta.
ing. 5 Stem gorf bill oite af De toIp
Euiinb Waifiniiter life forlooe Mr.
beioet. 5 Cincinnati oil arbeioerne
life goa no pao Streif. Signenoe
@eretninger fonluter fro mango ar-
Ore 9per.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Soerfrteen.
General Se @ct CT / aapfoluniea
meo 1000 @nnb.

2onoon, 16oe @fui. General &c
@et goar otter oneribsuis tiIoerfs /
aapfoIonien, og bans iioite Mansure
piier, at ban mart pil pere / Spin.
len for en- Stprfe / aoIouiens Gen.
trrm. Set er rapporteret fra aap.
itoben, at 9e @et er trGngt ino
!3ourbergbiergene Brittle gmbeos.
m9nb flyer, at oenne &apport life er
befr9ftet; men oct pioes, at De @et
gif oper @~r9noien Wanoag meO
1000 Manb, oe at ban bar baut ri.
gelig Sib til at naa 3oltrbergbier.
acre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
maifiniiternes Streif.

@aibmston, t5be Iai. Mr.
S'Gonnea. 8r9iioent al 9tntional
asiociatipn Of Mahaniits, funogior.
De ieftermiobas. at 800 Sirmaer
belle Sanoet til Cato bar unoeritrepet
Sperensfoniten ON en- nj Simer5
4rbeiosoag. Selegrammer fra 80.
iton piier. at mango unberffreu Der.
% | Glmira. iom fiees al bape ben
itsrite 2ampiprsteiabrif uoenior
1ruitenL bar oaiaa 6abrifeierne saaet
inS paa Sperensfomiteu. DIR. o..
Council iagoe ioag. at Streiten life
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
111ais.

Srbet Wais Hal fpmme al bet srGite
Orb Sea. Man er life iiifer paa, bppr'
fra Woilen TANNER fra iprit al. pun.
bolot paaitpo, at MaiS bar en- ameris
tauif Ylante, mebens andre isien paa.
itaar, Of Maiien fpm fra Iiien fra isrii
al % of bet bar Spanierne lom braste
ben til Nmerita. Der sr life / be eepp.
tiite Simmer ppoasei noset, icm ipoer
paa, at be, Tom / Slptibeu lepebe lanss
Iilen, pibite npeet ON Wais; men / en-
sammel 6Jieiilf BOG, 'um %ppbeuares /
ct Bibliotbef / Bars, Hal Der itaa nos
oct ON n9pnte Ylante. 8 Chill bar
Mais l9rge pGret fienot unber Rapuet
Sea Guraaua. Mian bar Der ct inbianit
Saen, bppri Wois lisnes peo en- Yiges
99noer, pg | be Jorenepe Stater bar
MAJ paa pisie Steper ben Tag ions
Rais, ipm fables "Sorie 3ootb".
&c ileite Snbinrere / Spbomerifu peo
ON Mais, og mango al benz brpsser Ell
Slaes 81 at ben. st Supianeriagn
iortGller, Of Solens % Mtauueus Spn.
Con, gap Menneitene Waiien. Srps
qupierne iortaller berimoo, at be it
Maiien al Spbens annb. st Of Rp.
aui Snoianerues Sasn iortGller pm
Ter 4~eberiuenbe, iom bep iaa meset iom
&eo Corn, Blue Corn. g)eloip Corn,
@reen Corn, Spptieb Corn og Slod
Corn.
Men bet er life bare Snoianerne, iom
far "9esenber" ON Raiien. Ter er
5armere baabe i Np GHslanb ps / Ye.
item, ipm bar 1esn os Rarier at gao
eiier for Waisplantninoen. Nan fan
ere benz tale cm at plonte peo Subj
maone po lienenoe. eler Of ben rette
1io ior Ylurtninsen er, naar Gaelrpet
er iad fort Tom ct Muspre. Rlnnbt
De tnIte Settlere pisie Steoer CT bet
eff % BRIG. nanr mon lamler 5rs
mais, OF ta9e Stilfene no pad 4liars
peien % soelaase benz. Dog mao man
life brrnbe Stiltsne; tbi eisr mar Oct,
oil man iaa "Smut" paa Railen bet
tpmmenoe Iar.
Rais or be Sprsnsoe Staters riesite
Irpbuit. Ena bet nmeriinnite Saits
lamb err ilere gcres plnntet meb Wais
eno mso Sapre, Soeoe, Bps, 8us. BOG.
bpeoe % Bomulo tilinmmen.
3 1898 aolsbe man paa en- sntelt
5orm / Soma Mnis for $50, 600. Oct
par en- 5arm paa 5000 Gcrss, %
$500 &cres bar plantet meo Mdis.
,Srruas Waisnulins nGunte Nar pnr
uniten 255 MiIioner Suibels. 9e
Iorenebe Staiers Waisnuline / 1899
bleu onIlaoet iii omtrsni 1850 WiIip.
ner Buibels. Cper so MiQioner Scres
par plantet mso Mnis bet Nar.
@ais Itoiier arbeioe til ilsre Arbsi.
bere, ipsieliaitsr flsrs N9nb meo OF
tragic Os ciitribnsre os banner Balls
for mere Subuitrt % 3oreiasiOmbep
eno uoaet anost amerifnnlt Rrooufi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
MaSearoo operaipcr ii8.

WaniIa, 17be Wai. General
Mascaroo meo 90 Sfficerer, 32S
Soloater os Hifler ooergap iig igaar
til aaptein Soiepb g. O'@ein al
25be Snfanteri / San antonia / Sro'
pinien 3ambales.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
for 3pinoer.

Seq Ct iaa nerpss, Der er life en- iuuo
Tlet | NIT 9eseme. Main Rdoe er iaa ioas,
Ies bar irpstelise Observation-Disclosures.
9iertebanieH "a ies aimasres. Seuue so.
peopi,e % 2psimerte er NOR pso at orabe
mig. % isoor bar lea nriten pplteriii. Ger
er en- Sproe | ben nsore Gel Of lluaerliuet,
ipm belle Sioen trpfier nes. % Smerisr |
eenoen % 2aareue. Seq Tan bperien ioue,
saa eler iiooe, os Ies iror, les er ing oper.
alt; itseu bar u~ceeuiinoe Iiot iom Ies"
Oct er Seiiripelieu af 5uiinoer al all.
irloe ipn iommer III sRrS. Tintbams va.
boratorlum ON Aaao. On 5illtaHo meo
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Ilbonp, 1Sbe Mai. Streiten or
tilenbe. og Oct belle Spitem 6Iep lat /
Grit ioae peo Wiooassiib. Sesss
Barter eioroe Snbrsmmelier. DO.
torm9nbs, aonouftsrers. "Sunie.
m9nos" oa "Titm9nos" @aeer cr
foitiatn iii 20 Gents pr. Sinte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Set9uoelie % Snar / 2ipmooerhalieu Tan
ipraariase aue o,sie Snmptonier. % iuser
Spinoe Tube laoe SuBoormsu TONNE III
en- iaaoan fuloipmmer Gieuoieheo. udar be-
er abiplut u~npooenoiat. @leniiGnoen for
gfbilouiuseu / oeune Stitle. Nfrs. &ll,ans
al @usliibtpruu, y. g., er blepen Iuloitpn'
big belbreoet for iaaoau Spaepm % 9Icelie
peo 9poia q. Yintbams Yesetable Com
ppuno.
Snseu aubeu Reoiein bar Ell iaaoGu Ne
coro ior abiolnte Selbreoelier. % Insen at
ben wleotc,u err "iaa apo-. apiuoer, lem
pnIfer Selbreoelie, brr iprlanee at ina 9poio
Y. Yintbans 8eeetable COMPOUND, mar be
ipcrger efter bet paa Npotbetet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Bitter. Der fan l,iffes op % isier.
er / Set f7Se gorbunoreoe bIeuet ".
funoet al en- Sapaneier, eiternt ban
bapbe lagt RRrte til, bporleoes Ell.
5laaermus log meo Singerne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Get anrliee aisbiorbrug / gpl'
lamb er 20 Vnno pr. Snoipio. 10
proeent at bette apantrm inoisres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-09
oouB1ERs.
Can be Changed by knowledge.

If there is any doubt about making
brain power by the use of certain
food. the doubter should make the fol
lowing experiment.
Helen Frances Huntington of Gaines
Vile. Ga, says: Just a word of com
r,ondatjrn concerning GRAPEFRUIT
which I have found to be the most
wholesome. nourishinS and appctzin9
food that has ever come to my
knowledge.
Il am not a dyspeptic, but being con
stantIv engaged in severe brain work
| found that / did not thrlNeon ordlhar!
diet even a moderate dinner dulled my
brain so as to be practically incapable
of critical work. ! tried meat-Juice
peptonoids. the two meal system o!
lirht breakfast and no supper whicf
bro,,ptt on nervous depletion and
s,oenIcsspess. so I resorted to one and
another of the various healtn-foods
which all seemed alike tastelssS and
valuelcss as a brain food. until quite
nv chance, | had dish of Grape-Nuts
food served as a dessert. | liked II 50
well that / began to use 1t daily, 10Y
sumner four teaspoonsful in saucer oil
bot milk eaten before it disSolNeS t.
mushinesS.
This point should be remembered as
after a certain point. evaporation seems
n affect the sweet nutty flavor or the
food as in the case OF certain me
favored fruits
The result in my case was s''hpis
astonishing. ! had no desire Whatever
for sweet pastrys. meats. or IN la
ANYTHING else: and my brain was as
clear and active at night as on awak-
ing from long, refreshing sleep:
The peculiar advantage about Grape
Nuts food is that it supplies the nutf'-
tive qualities of a varied diet Wi'Iou,
the bad results of heaN! cd .'"s'
cheerfullv recommend its u"e TO all
brain workers. if not as an exclusive
s;c, certainly for the last meal OF thc
a. I always take it with me when
t~oyelire which saves a deal OF an
novancc and discomfort