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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
/ .edIor I FiedIcr, Attorney ).

STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- IS. In Probate
Burgess deceased,
Letter. In administration On the estate ~
Elizabeth Burgess, deceased, having been
issued to ~ X Van Matre,
Notice Is hereby given, that the creditors
OF said Elizabeth Burgess deceased, are al
ipacd aud limited hy order Of this court I'M
iii ana Iusludfu. the first Tuesday ~ March.
1905. being the 9TH day ~ said month. 10
present their claims aud demands against
said Elizabeth Burgess, deceased, to the
county court for examination aud a llawauce.
Notice & also hereby given that tile claims
So or. secuted will be examined and adjusted
hy this Court AIT the office ~ the County
Judge. AZ the Court House, . the city Of
nodzcytile tn said County, On THE first Tues
day tx April. 1900
Dated This ith day III September 1904,
Ry the Court.
ALpItO jerks, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
The Third Annual Sale OF Bloodcd
Stock

The Third Annual Sale OF Bloodcd
Stock
will be held on the Belleview stock
farm, located between Ridgeway and
Jonesdale on the new phone line, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 81, 1904,
commencing at 10 o'clock:
IS head of pure bred Poland China
Swine-75. 80 bears, 10 OF them over
10 months old; 20 spring pigs. 40
head OF choice sows of different fami-
lies, 20 of them over 10 months old, 20
spring pigs The herd | won all the
prizes on Poland China at the Iowa
County Fair are only a few of the
choice hogs | offer in this sale.
y head of Short Horn cattle. AS
have quit the business | sell, y head
Of choice cows bred to choice Short
Horn bull: the COWS are not recorded.
10 head of good bull calves: , can be
recorded. All reds, no roans, a
choice lot of cattle.
3 head of heavy draft horses, one q
bay , years old that weighs about
1900 pounds; one gray years old,
weight about 1000; one almost black
years old, weight 1000 pounds. All
sold with out reserve. If day is wet,
don't forget phone,
II. +. DAWSON, r.. f. BRUNKER,
Auctioneer. Ridgeway, Wis,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
l. EG AL NOTICES.
J. Il. Reynolds, Attorney
NOTICE TO HEAR PETITION for
ADMINISTER ALTON
Mineral Point.

STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
- ~S-In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at special
term of the Iowa County Court to be held In
and for said county, at the court house in
the city of Dodgeville, in said county. on the
18th day OF November, A. u, 1904 being the
In the forenoon Of said day, the following
matters will be heard and cOnSidereu:
The application Of Elizabeth STANLEY for the
appointment of an administrator Of the es-
titrc ~ John STANLEY, late OF the city OF
Mineral Point, in said county, deceased
And 1t IS further ordered, that public
estpd nv publishing copy Of this order for
three weeks successfully. prior 10 said day
az hearing, In the Iowa County Democrat,
weekly newspaper published in said county
BY order Of the Court:
hLUWO JESkS. County Judge.
Dated D1d.eyilc Wis, October Is, 1904.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
Primitive Methodist Church
Services.
SUNDAY, OCT. %, 1904.

SUNDAY, OCT. %, 1901
900 u. m, Glass meetings,
lO;30 n. m Preaching service by
the Pastor,
200 p, m. Sunday school, under
SUPPLEMENTARY of MIR, Philip Allen.
800 p, m, Junior Eudeavor, con-
Quoted by Miss Oates.
$50 p, M. Preaching service, ty
Rev. w. w. Hurd.
Tuesday, 7;30 p. Prayer meeting,
conducted 10y Pastor.
Thursday, $50 y, m, {, 4, service,
led by Miss Aseuoth Oates.
Friday, $50. p. III. - Young people 5
meeting.
Preaching at Diamond Grove on
sunday at $50 y, M, by the pastor,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
THE DEMOCRAT.

Published every Thursday by
GEORGE q ROBERT NJ. CRAWFORD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
SCHOOL
CONVENTION
At the DOdgevillc NJ. l.. Church,
Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 81 and %.


PROGRAM.
Thursday
900 p. m, President George Crawford In
chair
Sons. Observation-Disclosures. by Congregation
Invocation .......,....... Rev. Pickering
Address of welcome. Key. Schunfeldt
Response. ......... President Crawford
Announcement OF committees.
300 "Thc Teachers Preparation"
............Mrs. q, Jaeger, Portage
Discussion Of subject,
i;Oo SONG. '.'',',......., ..''..'.'.'.''
i:l0 interesting and Holding the Boys,
........................ltc Rev, SChOenfeldt
Discussion.
Evening Session Judge jerks presiding.
7:3U Music ..,. Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
Song servlce,,,.... led by Prof Davies
Invocation ,,.........,.. Rev, w. Walker
Song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50.
800. open Parliament. Questions to he
given by presiding officer, and not over three
minutes To he used by each speaker,
$40. "The Necessity of Teachers Meet
ings," ,.,,..,,...,- Mrs Pickering
song -.,...,...,......., ...,...t,. ~.
Bcncdictlon
Friday Morning.
George Crawford presiding.
200 Song, .,... ,................ -.
lnyocntlon...,,. Rev W. f. Tomluson
Reports of officers.
Election OF officers.
1913. Are Sunday school Teachers Doing
Their BestT". Mrs. K. Lane
SOng.,-.,,....,..,..,.. .,...'.,.,, ....,..,...
400. "Whnt is the Sunday school ldra2
The noccsssty OF It's existence.
..,,,....,...,,.,. PhIl Allen Jr.
ll:0o Song, ..,.........
RcnodiCtlon.
Friday Afternoon.
Phil Allen presiding
lidut song SefNltnts,.. ,..,,.....,.,. .-....
13l5. "Thc Psychology OF Childhood in
our sunday Sch ,ols," Mrs, G, Jaeger
Discussion
Ia, song ....,,,.,r ss--.,..
100. 90 The snporIntcndent's QuaIiiea
tiOns.'
tnl His work between Sundays"
90 His work during school sessions"
..., ...,a. ..,..W. j, Roberts Arena
3:4a. "Thc hest method of leading the
scholar into active Christian work, :"
......,,...,,.,.,, Rev, W. t. TumluSon
song ,.,..... Observation-Disclosures ...,.,.
BpupdiCtiO
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20

Entered at the Post Office, Mineral Point.
Wis, as second class matter
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s1.a5 per year In Advance.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
Gear Arrss,,s-For a Minute.

Motorists will bc amused "a hear "a
an adventure which befcil thu ear
Y hen he Eas stayirE At Darustadt a
short time aso The Cxar waS driving
in a motor ear with Prince and Prfn.
cess HcnTy of Prussia AMI the Grsud
Dukc uf Hess. and. When passing
thruush Rockenheia. 4 suburb uf
Frankfort. the car Slipped on the
greasy oObblestonCs and came IN Gun.
tact with the wall 0f a house Happily
Eo harm MAS toRe. but the car bad
hardly been backed into the ruad again
" hen a policc,ran stopped Il aud de,
mandsi the name Oi the Ousner. The
czaT rsplIs-t I am the Emperor ol
Russia and the policeman vas su
taken sbsck thai n Tee N. car ga on
Without tskiuE any further steps The
czariTa was much arruEcd ~ the m
rtGsut. and u is said that she has
msdc the uomentary arrest ~ the
ear tt. subject 90 one uI ter Carica
turcs. LOadou Stgtch.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

\ fsctnTy IN New jersey has rUus
g. EiakinE steel dolls A steel toll Is
an LndcsJructibls doll that s1ue par.
eSts may fancy i the right toII To buy
Nou can't ysnk the Lex from n steel
don nor dis.Icatc tts arms nor twist
IT. neck. nor dent H. noSc. Yuu can
h=yc VeTy little frn uiJh a steel doll
may do q halter the piano legs
uT raise iumrs on a" head uf your In
fant comp1r iDn. but iG cant be- cum
pared vith a rag d0Ii.e for genuine
crmfoTt- Every nuTmal child wants !
doll that can be puncturrd and that
win lose It's stuthns thrOeEa the puRc,
TIRE
\ steel doll. bah. WhsI healthy
u fsnt outside Of New Jersey would
cVre to eoddlc a steel JoiI. or pai Il "a
sleeP. or dr-ss u "a Give IA suEar pei
lrtsf Not one. No. tudeed. TIA
uan Who invruted the steel doil was
a. frieud % infautile humanity. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
eHAprER XIV.
Ass,hsr Hour.

Anethsr Hcur.
but u seems as though I had a.
ways known you.- said Frankiln. turn
Ing again toward the tall figure a. the
zindow. There vas no reply 20 this
neither was there waverlns N the AZ.
'itude Of the head whose Dossy hack
vas turned 10 him at thAt moment
"is was like some forgotten strain
of music'" he blundered ON. feeling
hos hopeless. how distinctly absurd
was all his speech 4 surely must
slways have known yOu. somcw herc.-
Mary Ellen still gazed out Of the
window. In her mind there vas a
scene strangely different from this
which she beheld. She recalled the
green forests and the yellow farms of
Louisburg. the druning bees. the
broken flowers and all the details of
that sodden. stricken held. with a
shudder there came ever her a swif
resentment at meeting here. near az
hand. one who had had a share IN
that scene of dcsolatbon.
She turned toward him sloNly At
length. and 80 far from seeming 80
rious. her features bore the traces %
q smile. do you knOu.~ said she.
Il think 7 heard Of a stagedriver-
wasn't Il somewhere out west-uho
was taking a schooltcacher from the
railroad 10 the schColhOuse-and he
well. he said things. yon know. Nov.
he had never seen the schooiteachcr
before"
Yes. I have heard of that story.
said Franklin. 4 don't just rccOlleCt
all about a."
1t seems to me that the stage
driver said something-Cr. lke-may-
be he said Il vas like forgotten uu.
sic to him"
Franklin coi0rcd The Storl vas
an absuriity. Ike many others about
the Wcst he said But he bright
'nCd the ctse.edTiysr had never
sen the schoolteachpr before
Z don't quite understand" said
Mary Ellen ooldly. In my country q
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

was not customary for gentlemen to
tell ladies when they met for the first
time that II was like n strain of tor,
gotten must, rot the first time.
Music never forgotten. them said
Franklin impetuously. This + al
least not the first time ne have met
IN any ordinary duel al small talk this
had not been 50 had an attach. yet
now the results were something which
neither could have tCrossen To the
mind UI the eirl the words were shock
iuC. rude. brutal Thcy brought up
again the whole scene OF the battle
field. She shuddcrcd. and upon her
face there fell the shadow Oi an ha.
bltual sadness.
You have spoken OF this before,
Captain Franklin" said she. "and II
what you say is true. and n Indeed
yuu did see mc-thsrc-at that place
Il can see No significance In that, eN-
ccpt the lesson that the world Is a
very small ore. have no recollcC-
ilon 0f meeting yon. Hut. Captain
Franklin. had We ever really met. and
II yOu really cared To bring up some
pleasant thought about the meetinE,
YOU surely would never recall the fact
that you met me upon that day'"
Franklin felt his heart stop He
looked aside. his face paling A. the
even tones went on:
THAT vas the day of all my life
the saddest. the mosi terrible. have
been trying ever since then To forge;
IL. I dare rot think 0f u. Il Was
the DAY When-When my lie ended
when I lost eyerythinE. everything on
earth I had. Because of Louisburs-
WIZ. EIiisvIne! This Is the r.
suit OF that day, Aud you refer to Il
with eageFness."
Poor Franklin grOaned at this. 4
know could have known.' he blum
dcred-''I should not b. 50 rude as Ia
SUPPOSE that-ah. Il was only you
that remembered The war Is past
and gene The WoTid as you say. Is
very small u vas only that I Nas
| Flad---f
-Ah. sir said Mary Ellen. ana her
voice noN held a plaintiyeness which
vas the stronger frUm the drop u
tae hshNeftg tuNNthk hpa- an HAAs
but you must remember, To lose your
relatives. even In a war for right and
principle-ana the South vas riEhs'
tthis with a fash Of the eye late pen
sivel el--.that Il hard enough. Bot iur
me Il vas not one thing or another
Il was the sum of q thousand mis-
fortunes. uonder that I am alive.
u Is no wonder that those of us left
alive went away. anywhere. as lar as
ne could. that ne gave up Our cOun-
try-tAat ne came evca heTci"
You blame me as though a we're
personall- broke In Franklin; Sut she
ignored him.
NY father. my mother. my two
brothers. nearIy every relative I had.
killed In the var or BY the war-ouF
home deatroycd-Oar property taken
BY Arst one army and thea the other
yon should not wonder II I am hilteri
Il was the neia 81 I.ouieburg which
cost me eseryth.ng l lost ALL ail--
on that dag which you uish me 10 ~.
memher. way. aiF. n gun wished me
% hate yuu. you eouId % no helier
--and / a. not ulah % hnle nng oa4
I visa 10 have - nanny frienan ~ we
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

aenl'ht Itaes nna nhNA aarrltst ns
AimmnfeIal ar nnal4&alanai anhi2.
TAo re4ldent o4etkIrd uaA ne No
titae ~ ne rial EliISvIiit thaf was
- ~. The social casnpnrl uns stlIl
N esztrJo Life was sery n.npfa a
was the d0y - he lnflvbkuAl. lhe
dny before ihe iau.
With thi1 rs,le epttinn there was 20
he enarted a rapid drama of material
pronrcas such ns ~ ~rrfd has sever
elsewhere teca: hns nrst there must
BE played the Wild psDtnnue ~ the
West. neser ~ any time 20 t-vr A
more lurid scene than here at tae
Halfway Honsc of a contineut. a. shs
Intersection ~ the grand transcouti-
mental trails. the hioody snxie Of the
plaius. Eiaht men IN a day. q score
In = wcek. met death BY violence.
The street In The cemetery doublrsi
Lcfnrc that a the town There uere
norc Eraves than houres. This sn-
perbly Wastefni day how cuuld Il
preSsEe that which vas TO eutner In
this riosous army of invasion. Who
cuuld have foresecn thu population
which vas 10 foilou. adventurous ret
tcnaci0',s. resolved arst upoa indie
pcnteHcr. and nex; nI-oa knouicIEe.
and then upon the fruits of knowi-
edge Nay. perhaps sftet an. the
prcscicnce % this coming time lay
over Eiiisviiie the Ret. sD that il
ruarcd the more tcmpcsturusly on
thrrrsaA "a hrFnf hrarar Nav
tTo ~. cuntinurds
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
Dumas Love fer His PorthOs.

Like Balzac. Dumas vas fond 0f his
own creations. AmOng them all he
loved PuTthos bcst. The great. strung.
vain herO was n child after his own
heart. One afternoon. it Is related. his
son found Dumas careuoru. Uretched.
overwhelmed,
What has happened To yoaf are
yOu sicks- assed Dumas fls.
NO. replied Dumas Pere.
We'll. What Is D.. tkeng
4 am miserable.
WAY
This morning killed POrthos.
Po1f PUrthos, on. Uhat trouble
have had To make up my mind 10 do
a., Hut there must b. an end 10 all
things Yet when I saw him sink
bereaSh the ruins. erying 1t Is too
heavy for me- ! swear TO yOn that I
cried
Ard he Wiped away a tear with the
sleeve OF his dressing EoNn-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

I trust We shall b. friends. mum.
blcd Franklin
"Fricnds.- said 8uford chesrily. the
smiling wrinkles 0f his own thin
lace siEnifyinE his sincerity; ~Why.
RAN. here j. a plaoc WheTr one needs
friends. and where h. can have
friends, There Is time enough ami
ronm enough, and--ucll. yuuil come.
Wuut yuu-- And Franklin. daEp,l ant
missing an thu llEht Uhlcl had rcccui.
iy made slai the 'ar;h. was vaguely
o0usUiuus that he had promised %
Nis, the home a the Eirl Uho hsd
G, certainly EiVru him uo Invitation q
come further into her lilc. bet for
whose UUrd of welcome he knew taa,
Ee should always lons.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
BOOK III.
The Day of the Cattle.
CHAPTER xV.
EiIisviiIs the Rsc.

Eilisviiis the Red.
Guurilike. Eilisville ErrE up In a
night Il VAS NOT. and 10. Il Vas.
silently. steadily, the peupic came TO
this ral'yinE place dropping In from
every corner of the stars, The long
street srun out stiU luurer its string
of toylike WOnden honses Tire Cot.
taEe Hotel had long sincc lost us key.
and DAY and night there went On vast
reyelry amonE the men of the Wild.
side West. then seeing Tor the first
time what seemed 20 them the BOY
ard glory Of life.
Land and cattle, cattle and land.
These themes Were up1a the lips ot
all. and In thuse DAYS Nerc topics Oi
peace and harmony. The caitleman
stili stood Tor ths nomadic and un-
irammeicd West, the West Of Niid
and gluTious tradition. The man Whc
sUuEht fnr land Was not yet rec0E-
nized a. the hUmgsteaier. the man of
anchored craft. Of settled convictions.
Uf adventures endsd. for one brief
glorious season the nomad and the
home duelleT shook hands "a amity
not parsing Ia consider wherein their
interests might differ For both. this
was the West the free unbounded.
iilimitabie. exhaustlcss Homer
ic. Titanic. seoruful of metes and
bounds. having no scale of little
things The horizon of life vas wide
There was no time Tor small exact
ness. A newspaper. 80 called. Gust a
quarter of a dollar. Tire postmaster
gave M change when one bought a
postaEe stamp A shave vas worth a
quarter Of a dollar. og a hall. OF a
dollar as that might be. The price
of a single drink vas never estab-
i!shed. since that vas something never
called for. ny day and b. night.
ceaseless. crude. harbaEic. there went
ON a continuous caTousAi. which would
have been ioyiesS backed b. q vitality
less snYcrb. an experienee hcss youns.
Money and iisc-lheHe tWo thlnes ne
guard most sacredly in the 0ideT
societies. the arst most lcziously. ths
latter with q iesser care.
The TRANSIENT pnpnlnliun a. KILLS.
ville ths cattle sellers and cattle huy.
err aad land aeakeEa. oulnumheIa1
thFoe 10 oma Ne rsAl1nnl oF pernnl
neni popglnlinn uhIrh oalerud - shis
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
THE LANGUAGE OF sHgLLFIsH.


Most sranen wiil tell % curious
clicking suuuds heart on calm nights
a. SEA. and the or.rin 90 the r1ise
sccuis 80 altn=ether unarcluutable
q 81 q has Cftea created snu,e alarm
aTn1E superstiti0us fishermen.
\ dtstirGuishel naturalist made a
careful study C7 the suurJs au rany
ocvSsious and inuRd that q vas M. a
su5taiBci nCtc. hat made M ~ a uuI.
titrsr ~ tiny ones each clear ard DIS.
tire; In i;sriL and ranging frum q
hish trv'''C drun To n hass. When tho
Uzr Vas Applied to the -unWale ~ the
boat The suund Erev mu-r intense.
ard ir snnc places a. the bllt moved
ur. g. ruuld not rc heart az All.
o. other occasiUus the ssntn,ls -
srmblct the tulIirr ug bells. the hlua,-
ing at guns ari TIE notes at an
.t,plIau harp.
FOr a tUH- time b. Was uuabi. 10
tTace the canss. bUt az length disrlv.
Cuei that the sounds were Ulada By
srcilHsh hundreds 0f thsri Opening
their shells Sai rlUsirE them with
sE=tp s1srs- To, U"tsD. PARTLY mur,a,l
hy ~" ust-r .sJuGJr,i i1d.srribabIy
-c'rj. tie vas finally Ted q the
conclusion that. as tks shsIihsL made
ihc -Iunds they probably hal snuls
u:rsnius. AMI that the ciicss might
rosSibly BE- 4 warning of danger when
the shallow water vas disturbed by
the hO1i.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07

may. here In thls new country. but for
remcuberine-why. can remember
nothing else. day or uisht. bat Lou,s-
bur1,~
-You stood 20. said FSanklin. doc.
gedly and fatuousiy. Just a. yoa ga
last night You were ieaninE on the
arm of your mothcr---~
Mari Eiien's eyes dIiated 1t
vas rot my mother she said. We
we're seekipE Cor nv frierd. her son.
captain Franklin. I knoW of no rea-
sou Why Ne should speak ~ such
things al all. bat Il vas my was to
have been married TO the man for
whom Ne we're seeking and whom We
found That T. shat ilUnishurs means
20 me
franklin bowel his bead between
his hands and half Erraned over the
pain which ~ had cost Then slow
~ and crushingiy his oUn hurt came
home 10 him. In hts brain he could
feel the parting enc by ore oi the
strings which but TOW sanr iu
unison. DiscOrd. darkness. dssn,ay.
sa' on al the World.
The leisuTely f,rni uf Bufurd sound.
ed ON the stair. ard he knocked raily
ON the door jam as he entered
Well riecc." said he. Mrs Bufp-d
thinks Ne ourht to he starting bach
fur home right Soun now
Mary EilCn rose and bowed 10
FRANKLIN as she passed 10 leave the
rOom. but nersaPs neither she nor
franklin Vas tuily conScsuns ~ the
avetakinE Butord saw noihii- out
Of the uay. bot turned and held out
his hand "Ry the say. Captain
Franklin" said he. I'm mighty Elai
10 meet YOU. sir-mishty glad We
shall want son 90 eoure down and ssc
n often. Il int very fsr-unly abor'
twenty Eve miles snuth, They ca!i cur
place the Halfway. Ranch. and it's rot
= bad uaIae. for SIS Oriy about half.
way as sc,sd a place as you and have
always been used Ca. but It's ours
and you uill b. welcome there. We
shall dgps=j ~ serins yog nou and
ther."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-04-07
SURE
The Rehs'st Physiqvs Can stand More
cotes Than a Weak One.

The RohHst Physique Can Stand More
csffes Than a weak One.
A. yoNRs virEinian says; Having
naturally robuzt constitution far
above the average and not having a
acrvous temperament. my system was
able 90 resist the inroads upun ID
By the use of eofIee ior same years but
hnally the strain began 20 tell
For ten years ! have been employ
ed as telesFaph operator and type
writer by n raiirpad IN this section
and until tWo years ago had used cof-
fee continually from the time I was
e.sht yeirs eli, nearly ~ yeRFA
The work % Opefatfre the teie-
Erarh hey Is = great strain upon the
nerves and afteT the days work vas
Oyeg | vould feel EervOus. irritable.
run down and toward the last suneF-
ed greatiy from insomnia and neu-
ralgia- A. never iHdulgnd In Intoxt
eating Liquors. drugs or tobacco In
any form ! came TO the coaeluaion
that coffee and tea were causing the
gradual breakdown Cf my nervoua
systeE and having read an srtiele IN
tie Medical Magazine On the cgmpost
tion rf coffee and It's toxic eneet upon
the system. was tally convinced th1t
conee vas the eanse of my t1ubse-
Seeing Postum spoken cf a. not
having any Of the detersosating e.
feeta of eD1ee I decided 10 give up the
stimulant and giye Postum trial The
result vas ngreenhiy suFpriaahg After
a time my narven becAnie wonderfuIly
stronE. / ea9r % an ny wOrk at the
lelegraph key and typswriier win Gar
grealef ease than ever before. Ny
weight hna lncrn8ed as pounda. my
nen4fu1 heallh keerlnx pace wfih h.
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