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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
Funeral OF Roy o. Shafer.

The funeral Of Roy o. ShaHer which was
held Wednesday afternoon of last week, was
largely attended. There we're a number Of
Masons from Terra Alta, Tunnelton and
other places here to help pay a last tribute
OF respect to his memory. as Preston Lodge
ct this place had charge Of the funsrsl.
The Pall-beares we're Earl LantI, A. u.
MeCrum, Earl Martin, F. NJ. Murdoch, T..
w. Flynn and w. II. Murdoch, all M.sons.
The services at the house were conducted by
Rev. Howard, assisted by Rev. Ramsey and
the ceremony at the grave by the Masonic
Lodge Among those from abroad who
attended were DR.. Fink the physician who
attended the deceased in Wheeling. DIR
Charles Fowler of Baltimore, ID. c. Never
OF Aurora, DR.. b. F. Bone, Reese Cum
ming, Jos. Federer and Burtus Miller of
Tunnel,on, o. c. Crane, Ray Rodehsaver,
Mrs. Porter and daughter Miss Addie, of
Terra Alta aud J. w. Shaffer, Sheriff
L. {. Shaffer, wife and daughters Zeila and
Nellie and son Herbert, of Carmel.
The deceased was born at Carmel April
goth. 1873, and therefore In his a7th year.
lie was married Sept 10th, 1903. to Miss
Bessie Faweett. daughter of Cbss. w.
Faweeit of Kinswood who survives him.
Since marriage they have resided in
wheeling where the deceased was employ
ed by the Wheeling & Lake Erie r. Z. lie
was member Of the Lutheran church in
early life and after coming to Klngwood
he united with the Presbyterian church.
His death was caused by heart trouble and
paralySis
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VAR

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Lille France Of HazcIton was here Satur.
day.
Walter spiker IS At home spending Holi.
days.
Ezra Kelly killed two red foxes the past
week.
Earl spiker spent Christmas at home
with his parents
Miss Alice Guscman returned TO her
school Monday
Allen Slrawser was hauling lime rock Tor
J. J. Kelly last week
John Wilhelm from near Gainesville was
calling on his friends here recently
!. Kelly and Victor Cupp were AZ
FriendsviIle on business last "Wednesday
Gay Guseman went out to Sugar Valley
Friday afternoon after his sister Miss Alice.
Williams schnopps IS msknrhis home az
his brother Philip Scbnoprs Tor the present
Miss Mary Niemsn was staying out AFT
Brsndonyille with Mr. Wclt1cr the past
week
Master John W. Kelly from near orr was
visiting relatives here from Friday 90
Monday.
Mrs George T. Spikcr who has been on
the sick list the past week is improving
10 health somewhat
W. n smith and family and Mr. C..
Smith and family were visiting AZ !. j..
Kelly's last Sunday
Mrs May Liyengood was visiting her
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CHRISTMAS AT The
WEST VA. REFORM SCHOOL
PROGRAM
Saturday Evening, December "a. 1904

AUDuoRIUM
Song-'Joy TO The World, School
Reoitalion--fhe Liulc Folks Welcome
Roy Marsh, Robinson Cottage.
Recilation-I Wish You Merry Christmas
Daniel Pigou, Robinson Cottage.
Recitation and Song-The Christmas Glass
Ten Kuust Cottage Boys.
Recilaiion-Uucle Ike's Rooster
Roy Bnuonune, Davidson Cottage.
Recita,ion-Jusl Like Me-
Robert Fry, Robinson Cottage.
Recilaton--All Nations
Fourteen Davidson Cottage Boys
Recitaliou--A Lesson of Holly
James Davis, Davidson Cottage.
Recilaiion-Ihe Little Brown Sparrow
Seven Kunst Cottage Boys.
Song Sweet Old Story-School.
kecitation--The FRS, Christmas Song -
Luther Patterson, Robinson Cottage.
Kecitation-Ilow Does Earth Know lis
Chrisimas-Six a. y. Boys.
Reeilalion-Things Tor Mrs. Santa's Stock.
ing-Seven Kuust Cottage Boys.
Recilation--Thc Christmas Tree
Oscar House, Robinson Cottage.
Recitation Courun'-
Charles Meuefee, Davidson Cottage
Spng-Mcry Christmas Bells-School.
RecIla,ion-what the Stockings Hold
Seven Robinson Cottage Boys
Reeitaiion--P Pilgrims ALL
Twelve Administration Building Boys.
Soug--Welcoms Santa Claus
Twenty Kuus, Cottage Boys
SAINTS Distributes Christmas Treat
SUNDAY, ego p. NJ
Soag America School.
Lords Payer School
SouE-Joy 10 the World, with Responsive
Reading School.
Responsive Reading Sunday School Lesson,
Superintendent and Boys.
Soug-OnUafd Christian Soldiers School
Explanation Of Sunday school by supt
song-Glory to God--Seven Robinson Cot.
tsge Boys
Scripture Lsss1r-School
Payer
Song Merry Christmas Bells School.
Sermon, Text, Luke 2I5--Rcy ]. N. War.
den, Grafton
Song--rhe Sweet Old Story-School.
Benediction
MENU.
Breakfast Baked Apples and Milk, Jelly.
Ralsiou %. Food, Syrup, Batter, Bread.
Coffee
Dnner--Oys,er Soup, Crackers, Roast
Pork. Mashed Potatoes, Cranbcfhes. Celery.
Pickles, kaisin Bread, Apples, Butter Mince
Pc, Coffee
supper Oyster Soup, Crackers. Sausage.
Butter, Cheese. Pickles, Syrup, Canned
Corn, Rasin Bead. Tea
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
QUART.

correspondence OF the Argus
Christmas came with an abundance Of
rain and a general break up.
A. $. Chichester made two business trps
to Terra Alta for Christmas good.
John Smith has been having severe
attact of rheumatism the past week.
Rev. weigle Of GAINESVILLE, preached a
very interesting sermon for us on last Sun
day evening.
Il. q. Auman has been hauling lime stone
for w. a. Wolfe few days last week.
Prof. Josiah Ditmore gave his school a
hne treat of candy last Friday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. /. A. Frankhouser and
children were visiting at w. A. wolfe's one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley and daughter
Meta, OF LenoN, were calling on Benjamin
Auman's Sunday.
laae Reckar bought piece of land Of
w. a. Wolfe and expects to move ON /, in
the near future
Prof Lee G. Sheets sold very fine
organ TO Jacob Reckarl's andlone to Thomas
tioguc, of near orr.
c. w. Reekau and brother Andrew.
have been spending their holidays with
friends at Tcus Alta.
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Leap Year Lovers

Eym Fike H. Cora Hamstead, ~.
David Young Beavers %, Jessie Gay Goa,
IS.
George q. Brock A. Georgian Brown g.
William Roy Shaw II, Mary Edna Mayer
g.
Arnold w. Hartman 81, ida Hanaway 90
Michael S. sislerzz. Annie T.. Smith a..
Walter G.. Turner 20, Lolo Blsney 70.
Philip S RadaJaugh 81. Jessie Downs
RobertR chuds p. May Gurls3
John O. Nsran Pearl Reed a.
AlbcrtE Chidcster 90. Mary r.. Fike 49,
Charles Franklin Kelley g. Blanche ~.
len Benson ~
william % corbIu 3d. Matte r. Brad.
shaw I9.
~ Marlin So. Hsp. T. Bucklow o.
Earl Leslie Freeiand 10 Nora May Ring
co Iy.
Morgan Dcn,Moncar. zt Nellie shirer o.
Au natives Of Preston except Misses Fike
and Downs Who we're born in Pennsylvania
AMI Moun, native Of Monongalia county
and George Brock from Taylor county.
The above IS good is, for me past ten days
time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
Another Murder.

There was a cold-blooded murder com.
mitied out at Irona last Saturday night about
O'Clock. The miners were drinking and
earoosing aud having a big time generally.
and became so boisterous that the manager
OF the Company's store ordered it closed
about four o'clock in order to avoid rough
house. II seems that later ON n miner
named Johnny Miller was at the Italian
quarters drinking with them, aud when he
started home he swiped couple Of o,tles
OF beer, which ineensed them so that four
Dagoes followed him home and raised a
row and he started to throw them out, and
was putting out three, and the other one
slipped up behind him and shot him. killing
him in his own home. Dr. s. A. Pratt. Of
this place, was sent for and went out. but
could do nothing, as the man was dead.
leaving wife and children To mourn his
tragic end. The Dagoes made no effort to
escape ill some time Sunday, when they
letl for other parts. There were but eight
OF them out there, and all skipped out sun.
day.
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Items or Interest.
From the Morgantown Dominion.

From the Morgantown Dominion.
James 4. Daley. an attorney at King.
wood aud formerly student OF the Uni.
versity. is here on short visit TO his sister.
Mrs. Matte Daily.
number Of Pttsburg capitalists have
formed company who propose 70 erect a
new bridge over the river for the car line
and A. Wilkinson suggests that the CITY
Join with the company aud put up a bridge
mat may be used by both The present
bridge is said to be In a dangerous condit.
ion.
Col. Robert White, OF Wheeling. is pre.
pairing an obituary OF the late Col r. +
Fast TO be presented TO the State Bar as.
ISOLATION. He has written here for data
on the subject The death Of ColoueI Fast
viii be sincerely mourned by members Of
the state bar with whom he was quite
popular
IL was hoped to have the new freight de.
pot Tor the Is. &. o. and the new arrange.
ment between the u. & o. and the NJ. &
ready by the FIRST OF January. but some
DELAYS have been encountered and IL will
be the middle Of the month be fore thev are
done and ready Tor use The freigh station
IS IN South Morgantown. When IL is ready
Tor use the NJ. & X. trains will run into the
-. * .. station in town and receive and
discharge passengers
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
TERRA ALTA.


correspondence of The Argus
Oar sportsmen spent Monday after Xmas
shooting targets and pigeons.
N. b. Browning and L. ID. Benson are
hunting deer in Florida.
The mammoth engine of the St. Louis
t"ir passed through here Sunday evening.
We had so much ice here on Sunday that
the fruit trees are almost half broken down.
aid the telegraph wires suffered terribly.
II is reported that ~ y. Browning, !. w.
Rigg and Walker Meni'es. three more q
our best business men, are going to sell out
and leave us. a few more breaks aud our
town will be ready TO SOW in buckwheat.
Judson Elliott has taken charge Of the I.
N. Smith mill, and NJ. smith moves TO
Frederick, Md, to go on the retired list,
lie says he cannot use money to any advan.
iaGe in Portland district aud pay AZ per
cent tax. Thus we lose model business,
man and about sac, 600 in cash
On Xmas evening McGuire's tunnel ros
the most noted place near Terra Alta. After
the sleet broke down nearly all the wires
and trees and froze up both ends of the tun.
mel, Scott Sisler was married to Miss Pearl
Smith - the west end and Charles Martin
was married to Miss Maggie Buckley at the
east end which made it rather tuuneling
occasion.
Christmas seemed to arrive here on the
24th, as a lot of boxes containing "Oh, be
joyful made quite joyful town, aud since
our town election is going to decide On wet
OF dry, we hope that license will carry. be.
cause as 1t IS we would wager COW that
there was as much drunkenness here as there
was in licensed towns fovr times as large
Presents were a little scarce, and many Of
those who were too poor to buy had to do
as they did in 1898
In our Corporation fight Of the charter *.
tension it seems like there is to be another
hitch The opPosers were not aware tha,
there was TO be trial in chanccry until the
evening before, and only two were there 10
represent the faction, aud the word comes
TO us that our lawyer was not permitted any
voice nor were we granted a days time to
get evidence, etc. It's too thin, some one
has sold out. Nero may have condemned
few for traes without a trial. yet were he
living to-day, we venture the assertion tina,
he would give the people Of a village fair
aud honorable trial.
The next notable event ut our town will be
the town election. It is divided into five
wards, and each ward will elect a reprcsen.
tative for Council. We cannot describe as
TO how Bro. Reed has run the lines Of the
wards since he describes one OF the division
lines as running diagonally across three.
eornered lot. II reminds us Of what he calls
tax reform When you 60 to surveying
triangle diagonally YOU progress will be
like that Of the hog that used To- crawl
through hollow log in.o a potato patch.
and the log was chang ed, so when she
erawled through she always came out on the
same side. She crawI,j aud re-crawIed
through, and after several vain attempts she
gave 1t up, Ike we did TAX reform Aher
Dayton and Dawson turned the hollow log
OF deception our people have been going
through and through aud The corporations
have given them nary la.er
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
New X. or p. Officers

AZ the regular session Of Brown Lodge
No 90 knights OF Pythias OF this place.
held Tuesday night of this week. the follow
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
term.
Ira b. Bowermaster-Chancel Com.
mander.
Thomas d. Craig-Vice Chancellor.
c. A. Cralg-PrelAte.
+. Ray Spencer-Master Of work.
J. Slidell Brown-Keeper Of Records
and Seal
Sam ID. Gatewood-Master Of Finance.
Frank NJ. Murdock-Master OF Exche
quer.
Carleton {. Pierce-Master at Arms.
Wilbert Liston-lnner Guard
William l. Turner-Outer Guard.
+. J. Bowermaster Trustee.
Auditing Commitiee-T. w. Trowbridge.
{. e Pierce and Thos. ID. Craig
The newly elected officers will be duly in.
stalled at the next meeting by District De
putty Chas. w. Wolfe.
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library and Picture Fund

EoToR OF ARcus.-I have placed on
sale al Herdngs, Coles, Lenhars and
Eyerly's stores aluminium card trays that
have on them picture Of the Kingwood
Public School building The proceeds are
10 be used 10 starting Teachers Pfofes
sionai Library and in getting two or three
pictures for the Principals room Please
call the attention IF the people Of King
wood 10 this matter IN The next issue Of
your paper. Louis q SNypgR. Principal
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Farm Tor sale.

About ITO acres % very productive farm
land, situated s miles cast Of Kingwood.
nearly all under good state Of cultivation.
well watcred, has large orchard bearing
excellent fruit, good dwelling and out
buildings Only half mile from store
school and posiofice Near 10 Cheat River
RAILROAD which will be built the coming
summer. For prices and terms write to
Lock Box fgI. Eikius, w Va.
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bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and see
how quickly 10 will cnrc you George a .
Thomson Of Spencer, Iowa. says Have
had Dyspepsia Tor twenty years Ny case
was almost hopeless KOd0l Dyspcps. q
Cure was recommended and I used "a few
bottles Of 10 and 10 Is the only thing tiat
has relieved me Would not be without BE-
Have doctored with local physicians and
also az Chicago, and even went Co Norway
with hopes Of getting some relief bot 10.
dol Dyspepsia Cure is the only thing thai
has done me any good. and heartily rec
ommend it. Every person suffering with
Indigestion or Dyspepsia shouId use g.
Sold BY Strickler's Drug Store and VIM.
NJ. Dent. Of Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

A stray dog that used to belong to Clint
Shaw was roaming around Kingwood last
week swapping st other dogs and several
children, and acting strangely. Il finally
went out TO Robert Shsws, about two miles
from town, and BIZ two COWS, hog and
their dog. The boys then got after Il with
their guns and killed it. They supposed il
to have hydrophobis and killed their dog.
and are carefully watching their stock for
fear Of further trouble.
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Notice 10 The Public

/ have personally examined the parties
quarantined m the jenkins house and find
all Of them free from contagious disease and
have disinfected and fumiested the rooms
and halls Of said house and lifted quarantine
from said premises and people.
NJ King, NJ. ID.
Dec, a, 1904 Pres. BID, Of Health.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

Several local letters came IN this week
Wednesday noon, too late for this issue, we
print Wednesday afternoon and propose to
keep It up and start the New Year ahead Of
time We have been behind for long time
on accoun, Of a rush Of work, but we have
caught up at last and propose to keep up
and ahead
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
a FRIGHTENFn HOpsr

Running like mad down the street dump.
Jog the occupants. or hundred other &C.
cdents are every day occurrences. n
behooyes everybody 10 have a reliable
salve handy and there's none as good as
Bucklon's Arnica Salve Burns Cuts
Sores Eczema and Piles disappear quickly
under ils soothing effect. Price asc.
Sold by j A. Lonhart, Of Rinewood
GoekeSup ply Co.. Of Howesv= IT,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

Col Bill Lavelle, the greatest politician
and political worker in the slate, dropped
down on US this week 20 see IL there was any
show for scrap over the town election as
the Colonel like Leader Shaw, is never
happy unless he Is in the midst Of a political
fight Of some hind The late election did
not make his shadow sny the less.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
Mention the Argus when writing
Mothers BE Careful

OF the health Of your children Look ru
ior Coughs Colds. Group and Whoop.n
Cough. Stop them in time One Minute
Cough Cure IS the best remedy Harmless
and pleasant
sold by Strickler's Drug Store and WIN
NJ. Dent Of Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

The town election will be held mex,
Thursday in the East Jury room OF the
Court House from sun.up to shutdown and
Ed. e. Stuck, John a. Lislon and Ben. l..
Brown have been appointed commissioners
TO conduct said election
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
THE SKATER & BROWN COMPANY

Our Dry Goods Depart
ment is very full.
Notions, We have every
thing.
In Clothing We meet all
competition, Jew or Gentle.
Our sales in Shoes have
been immense.
Our Grocery stock is the
very best.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

White Satin Flour feeds I
of our people. We alone
keep it.
Our Canned Goods limo is
superb.
Finest Cared Meat to be
had.
Bolcd Hay Straw, Grain
and Chop.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29

9. =. Uestt. Cynasrtaizor. Bruce
ten AEi11s. W Va - fair line
- the latest ana best g-ess OF the
lowest prices Irearso farnishoa
free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-29
The West Va. Argus.

A First.ciass paper entered as Second
class matter in a Third class PostoHhce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-26
BRANCH MILLS.

Mrs. Eli WorthinG entertained the
Sewing Circle, Thursday.
Miss Daisy Dinsmorc Of Carmel ar
rived ut her unClc's G. G.. Dinsmores
Saturday.
Gus PAWS who has been in the en-
ploy o. f'rlnk Too went to Foxboro
last W. t" work
John =. :. 1904 Of Watcrvllc was in
the vii, l. .a-t ok calling on reld.
tiVcS.
Ray i,"W" i; h"ipin:, Walter Tobcy in
his saw, mill FOR u few weeks.
Henry .. Parmcntcr of Augusta came
Saturday To make short visit witt
relatives and friends.
Alton Doe of this village has sold his
farm Mt Weeks Mills to Fred Bragg OF
China Neck who intends moving this
week.
Edsor Worthing and DR.. NJ. NJ. Small
went to Watervillc. Saturday, by train
Rucl Balloon and Will Holt Of Paler.
mo have been painting the inside Of
Edison Workings house.
The Whist Club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Crommctt, Saturday eve.
ming.
Mrs. ]. II. Dinsmore went to Au.
gusta last week
Miss 5. G. Parmcnter went to Water.
vile by train Friday.
Miss Lola Powell of Palermo whc
has been with Miss Bertha Doe fol
some weeks went home last Saturday.
Miss Bertha Doe is slowly gaining
Miss Bean is about the same.
Ed Dodge has been sick the pas
week.
p. S. Worthing is gaining as fast a:
can he expected.
a heavy fall of snow came last week
H. some places the men shoveled hall
Il day. to clear the road for teams
That is a bigger story to tell then the
| one of Apr. II, is it not?
Albert l.. Longfellow of Palermo. haC
| a shock of paralysis last Saturday anC
| his condition is critical. Dr. NJ. NJ
. Small attends him.
Mrs. Wallace Worthing entertained
the l.. Il. H. club, Tuesday evening
| April 18th.
The next meeting of the grange viii
he the evening of April eSth. A goot
| attendance is expected.
There was a good attendance at tn,
song service at the church Sunday eve
ming. The singing was by the choil
and congregation with solo 'Th,
Palms" by Harry Worthing and due
by Mrs. G. NJ. Crommett, soprano ant
Mrs. c. A. Worthing alto which wert
much appreciated. The service Wa!
led by Miss Myrtle L. Crommett
There will be another Sunday evening
May lst. ,-i-k..As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-26
NORTH SIDNEY.

The Rev. Mr.. Clark went to Boston,
Tuesday, for a ten days stay.
+. +. Blake's house caught fire ono
day last week, doing quite an amount
Of damage to the interior.
Mrs. Pert Light and little daughter,
Beatrice, spent last week in Oakland.
f. O. Hamlen, rural carrier on route
No SO, Waterville. made his trip on
runners, April 21st.
G. A. IIoughton, road commissioner.
has been very sick the past three weeks
with the grip. Tho entire family were
stricken down at the same time.
Geo. Smiley of Somerville. Mass. has
sold his farm on the river road here to
his sister. Mrs. Albert Taught of the
Middle read.
Miss Lulu Higgins two sisters of
Winthrop, visited her at Mrs. S. A.
Br1ggs, last week.
Rev. Geo. II. Hamlcn spent last week
in Boston and vicinity.
After vacation Of Il few weeks the
grange will resume its regular meet
ings, beginning. Thursday, April 2Sth.
The Worthy Master, f. f. Blake, has
recovered from his recent illness and
will fill the chair.
Don't forget the May ball which will
occur, Monday night, May I'd, at Sid
ney Grange hall. A good time is ex-
pected.
An all day meeting has been APP
pointed for next Thursday. April 2Sth,
at the meeting house of the First Bap-
list church, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
Subject for essays and discussion in
he forenoon is Missions" A basket
dinner with coffee will give an oppor-
tunity for Il social noon hour. At 100
there will be roll call of church fol-
lowed by an address by Rev G. H.
Hamlen. Bro. Hamlen and family, af-
ter a stay of ten years in India are
HON" on 4 Through. Miss Barnes also
z returned missionary will be present
and Mr.. Shah, a young man, "a native
| Of India.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-26
CAME FROM COFFEE.
A Case Where the Taking Of Morphine
Began with Coffee.

"For Is years" says q young Ohio
woman, Il was 4 great sufferer from
stomach. heart and liver trouble. For
the last 10 years the suffering was ter
rible: it would be impossible to de-
scribe it. During the last three years
had commissions from which the only
relief was the use of morphine.
Il had several physicians nearly all
of whom advised me to stop drinking
tea and coffee but as 1 could take only
liquid foods felt could not live with
out coffee / continued drinking it I'M
til / became almost insane, my mind
was affected, while my whole nervous
system was complete wreck. /
suffered day and night from thirst and
as water would only make me sick /
kept on trying different drinks until
friend asked me to try Postum Food
Coffee.
Il did so but it was some time before
was benefited by the change, my sys-
tenn was SO filled with coffee poison.
1t was not long however. before l
could eat all kinds of foods and drink
all the cold water I wanted and which
my system demands. 1t is now years
1 have drank nothing but Postum for
breakfast and supper and the result.
has been that in place of being an in
valid with my mind affected am now
strong, sturdy, happy and healthy.
Il have a very delicate daughter who
has been greatly benefited by drinking
Postum, also strong boy who would
rather go without food for his break
fast than his Postum. So much de-
ponds on the proper cooking Of Postum
for unless it is boiled the proper length
of time people will be disappointed in
it. Those in the habit of drinking
strong coffee should make the Postum
very strong at first in order to get
strong coffee taste" Name given by
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mich.
Look in each package for the famous
little book, The Road to We!lville."