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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

people clean, ccu.r mica admlnis-
tratlon. No one can doubt his in
tegrity, nor can they doubt hls abil-
ltY and Willingness TO give them such
AN administration.
For alderman in the first ward. A i.
w. Tower is a prominent business
man who has the interests of the city
at heart.
In the second ward, Joseph Plut
also representative business man, a
large property owner and tax payer,
and one who woul! be interested IN
the economical administration of the
city affairs, is the candidate.
In the thlld ward. the candidate is
Dan Pfremmer, a man OF sterling
ability and integrity. HIS record is
good as to past service for the city,
aud he is good man to re-elect.
For city justice, E. A. Somerville
is a candidate for reelection. He
las made a record for fair and
upright decisions in the past, and is
good man.
}. Z. Croal, the candidate for
police Justice, is an old settler, tax
payer and editor of the Courant, a
man by nature too modest to toot his
own horn, so we take pleasure in
recommending him to the kind
consideration of the voters.
N. j. Pryor, the candidate for
assessor. is we'll known, capable
man, and tax payer.
Vote for the whole ticket and make
no mistake.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
U. s. SUPREME COURT
DECISION DECLARES INDIAN
LAND OWNERS FREE.
Reverses Judge L0chren and Re.
lieyes Certain Reds of Fed.
eral Supervision.

The decision rendered Tuesday by
the United States supreme court at
Washington has very important
bearing on the Indian question IN
South Dakota.
Justice Brewer, in an elaborate
opinion which is concurred in by the
other justices, holds that where lands
have been granted and allotted in
scvcralty to Indians, the Indians are
citizens of the United States and are
no longer wards of the nation.
The case has direct bearing ON
the ceded reservations and is exactly
similar to one now pending before
the United States court of appeals
IN Minnesota, having been sent up
from very recent decision OF Judge
Lochren. who held that the ceded
Chippewa lands we're still reseIva--
tion and that liquor could not be
sold to Indians on the reservation.
The particular case is that of Frank
Gortlio, who undertook to open
saloon at a new town called Ball Club
Lake, on the White Earth reservation.
All of the Indians in that vicinity
have been granted their allotments,
and the heads of families have be-
come voters and citizens.
Justice Brewer, of the supreme,
court, holds that when an Indian be-
comes a citizen it places him outside
OF police power of congress- He goes
even further and holds that an
Indian to whom an allotment bas
been made is released from federal
supervision, no matter if his allOt-
ment is subject to condition against
alienation and membranes.
/ Recently Assistant Commissioner
of Indian Affairs Larrabee rendered
long opinion, holding that the
| Indian ceded lands in Minnesota are
Still subject to federal control
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
A Communication.

Editor STANDARD:
1t is difficult to understand how
the conscientious church member,
who claims to vote as he prays, can
reconcile himself to voting for Mr..
A. II. lngersoll-a follower and dis.
clple OF his more noted namesake--.
Bob Ingersoll--and, like Bob. most
pronounced atheist. He will not
deny it. How then, can any man who
believes in Christianity, support him
at the polls? The Christian VINO
works and prays for the supremacy of
the kingdom of God 364 davs IN the
year and on the 365th votes to put
the rcins Of municipal gosernmen:
into the hands of man who denies
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
Presbytery Proceedings.

The annual session of the Aber-
deen Presbytery convened in the
Presbyterian church Of this city on
Tuesday and Wednesday of tins
week. In connection were also hello
the conventions of the Womans Mis-
sIonary Society and the Christian
Endeavor Union of the Prestytcry.
The session opened at 2:30 o. III.
on Tuesday with an earnest and i'm
pressye convention sermon delivere
by the retiring moderator Rev. j. G.
Cram, of WilMot. Following this
sermon the following officers were
elected: Rev. O. p. Rider of Water
town, moderator: Rev Samuel Millett
of Plcrpont, vice moderator; Rev.
J. M. Bates of Langford, and Rev.
Mr.. Westerheis temporary clerks.
The newly elected vice moderator
assumed charge of the session and
appointed ii. II. Curtis, of Castle
wood, to lead the devotional exer-
clses OF Wednesday morning, after
which an adjournment was taken
until Sp. m.
The evening session was opened by
congregational singing followed by
the reading OF the 72nd Psalm by
Rev Samual Millatt
Rev. Mr.. Westerhels offered prayer
and an anthem was given by the
choir. Rev. Mr.. Rider then deliver
ed very earnest and interesting
address on "The Average Congrega-
ton; what is expected" giving an
excellent portrayal of what the lay
man expects of the clergyman.
He was followed bv Rev. Mr.. Bates
who spoke earnestly on the subject
"The Successful Sunday School
Teacher" emphasizing the great
Importance of this work.
Rev f. B. Wagner of Good Will
Mission gave the closing address of
The evening on Individual Enthus-
iasm." This session was full of in.
Continued on Page 5;
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

the existence of God, is lifting the
standard of the church like the
possum Sam Jones tells about. which,
pole, went up nine feet
every day and Slipped back ten feet
every night. \ fellow figured for a
week to find out how long it would
take the rossum to reach the top. and
then asked fol another week In which
to figure, saving he thought he could
have him in hell by that time. So it
is with an attempt to elevate the
IN ,rals of a city by placing an atheist
ia control. A few years would flnd
it elevated to perdition,
A CHURCH MEMBER,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
Vote the Whole Ticket.

j. A. Rickert stands before the
voters upon his merits as an honest,
upright man, and asks their votes for
mayor. pledging them in relarn. if
he is elected, that he Will give the
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
FRESH HASH

FRESH HASH
Paul Rabcock returned Wcdne sday
from Sioux Fails.
The eight pound box Of candy at
the Red Gross Drug store was won
by Miss Hattie Gardiner.
Andrew Macvick made Il pilgrim
age to Watertown the last of last
week.
Next Friday April 81 is Arbor Day.
Plant few trees, and help beautify
the town.
Harry and John Spackman drove
to Veblen Saturday returning Sun
day.
John S. Noble has filed his petit
t!on as independent candidate for po-
lice justice
Colonel Watterson can lie expected
home any day. 1t will not be safe
to leave the great mint beds of
Kentucky to any other.
N. f. Osborne has moved his wood
yard down on the railroad track near
the elevators, and installed new
gasoline engine to do the saving.
The reported attempted suicide of
the czar was simply Il figure of speech
he announced that he intended to
continue the war.
DR.. TowIes returned Tuesday from
a visit to Minneapolis. He was ac.
companied by his son Austin, VINO
has been attending IA school of phar
macy.
The game OF ball played here last
Friday between Browns Valley and
Slsse:oD resulted in a victory for
Browns Valley by a score of Ia to Z.
A return game was played at Browns
Valley yesterday. Score 10 to l in
favor of Sisseten.
T.. d. Chausse proposes making a
change in his restaurant IN the near
future, taking out his pool tables and
substituting for them additional
dining tables. A part of the room
will he lifted up for an ice cream
lparlor where lovers Of that delectable
dish may enjoy it at will
Tn, medical authorities of Paris
are puzzled over the case OF "a man
who has shrunk two feet There is
nothing remarkable in this. We
Know of a large. confident, swelling
individual, who runs the News for the
party of opposition, who, upon learl:-
ing what the militia did to him last
week. shrunk fully fifty per cent IN a
single night--in the estimation Of
the people.
Wash Aney, the Pecver. umber-
man was IN town Monday and made
| UtIC OUSluCSS OiHCC IL Clil. wash
says that times are lively in Pecver
and the citizens of that town are
considerably agltated over The question
of whether one or two saloons shall
be granted license. The marshall
and the assessor have both resigned
and the council are thinking of re-
signing IN body.
Mosher has found that it is safer
to monkey With gun or rough-on-
rats than TO try to STIR up political
prejudice IN the militia company
Ever since his little article attempt
ing to dlscredit the company and IL
bel it's officers, he has been envelopc(
J in a COB of VAN regrets. In fact b,
, has had more vain regrets than som,
, people have hay Now he is free tt
acknowledge that he didn't know tn
, burned thing was loaded. His friend
are apologiZing for him and say h
? didn't mean to do 1t, but the mIl,ti;
boys think this is a mighty poor ex
cuse foi his lying, hiackmaiiing ar
] tIcle.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
W. c. 7. L. Contest.

The w. c. L. U Will give busi-.
ness mems contest at the opera house
Monday evening. April 18th. The
following is the program:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

The Sales of Hoods Sarsaparilla
are the largest in the world because
the cures by lIood's Sarsaparilla are
wonderful, perfect, permanent.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic aud liver medicine. 25c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17
NOtaS italianaS

Roma, de Octu bre. Una Iona
llamada Pietra Calondia, situada GER
ca de Aiello, Calabria, Sc partio en-
dos mitades consecuencia de los re.
cientes terremotos y amenaza enterrar
ell poblado. La Iona tiene goo metros
de alto. Los habitantes de Aiello hu-
yeren todos.
En- Sparanise, provincial de Ca
serta, tubo un terrible cicl6n que
destruy6 los telsgrafos y arranco pos
tes arboles, daf1ando muchas casas.
Ell ciclon cause varias muertes y que
do herida mucha gente.
Los informes particulares de Ca
labria demuestran que ell daflo causa.
do por los terrem otos excede con mu
cho 10 que Sc supuso al pr.ncipio. y
aun no Sc sabe tode su alcance, nc
obstante haber transcurrido casi rr
mes desde entonces. Sabese, sin EN-
barge, que la hora presente hav mas
de $50 900 personas sin hogar, y que
los 1ecursos allegados, montantes
varios millones de frances, y las me
didas adoptadas para aliviar aquells
situacion, apenas remedian NADIA.
Ell '.Observatore Romano, 6rga.
no pontiicio, publica una nota sobre
la nueva organization del partido Ca
t6lico en- Italia. Dividesele en- tres
grupos aut6nomos, los tres bajo la su.
pervision del Vaticano, uuo consagra.
do la educaci6n politico.religiosa de
los catolicos italianos, otro a la social
y economical y otro que entienda en-
la instruction del pueblo para materias
concernientes programs politico-
administrative municipales, provin-
ciales y parlamentarios. Considerase
que esta organic acion anula practica-
mente ell breve "Nen expedit" pro-
mulgado por Pho TX.
-Segdn communication del prefec-
to de Gala bria, las perdidas materia-
les ocssionadas por los terremotos i'm.
portan $5.ooo.ooo. El importe de las
suscripciones recibidas asciende a
81. 400, 900 el de 10 empleado va en-
medidas de auxilio a 5000 600.
La marinerfa de los vapores ira
satlanticos "Italia" y Venezuela" Sc
ha declarsdo en- huelga en- Geneva,
retardando la salida de dichos buques'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17
Desde Russia

Ell general Stoessel, goberuador
militar que fue de Puerto Arturo, ha
experimental un a;aque de PARALYSIS
en- todo Ell lado izquierdo, del cual esta
|mejorando.
-Dicen de Paris que el gobierno
russo esta contratando con banaueros
franceses, ingleses, alemanes. holan-
deses y americanos I'm emprestito de
500, 100000 al 4 por 100, y que ell tipo
dc emission sera aproximadamente 90,
siendo probable que la negotiation
quede ultimada fines de Octubre.
Aver Sc promulgo un 1kase man
dando hacer in,nediatamente los pre-
parativos necesarios para la election
de delegadcs al Douma. junto con un
reglameuto electoral. Las probabili-
dades son de que ell pueblo acuda en-
masa las u1nas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17

de todo, peor seria el impuesto a secas
que con tajada.
va hemos dicho repetidas veces que
ell juez Taft pesa 400 libras, aproxi
madamente, 10 cual permite suponer
10 aicionado cue sera al arte de Terp-
s1core.
Como ell viaje Sc efectuo en- plena
canicula, eli calor que hacia en- Manila
mataba pajaros. Ademas, ell juez Taft
es prospenso a Olsen terra, dolencia
que le aquejo mientras fue goberna
dor en- Filipinas. Durante su epoca
de gobierno procure siempre fomentar
ell roce social entire americanos y fill
pinos, tarea rudisima, dado ell orgullo
salon.:
Apenas lego esta vez, halo las CO.
sas muy cambiadas. Entire los dos
elementos mediaba TN abismo. Es-
perabase que la aristocracia femenina
del pals Sc mostrase amable con la
sef1orita Roosevelt y que. por 10 me-
nos, la obsequiase con TN gran bale.
Lejos de este, ell mismo juez Taft
tuvo que incluir el bale en- Ell progra :
ma de festejos, y cuando una noche
pasadas las doce, despues de haber
asistido a un banquete en- Ell palacio
arzobispal, fue al salon donde Sc daba
el bale, halo la fiesta casi desierta de
damas del pals.
81, que es hombre fecundo en- re-
cursos y de una resistencia casi incre1-
Bile, bailo con la sefiora de la casa que
era flipina y con otras sefioras de la
inisma clase. como tambien con una
joven americana, prometida del hijo
de uno de los magistrates filipinos
del Tribunal Supreme insular, cuya
joven, por ell nero hecho de ser pro-
metida de I'm hijo del pals, esta con-
denada al ostracismo por las demas
americanas RESIDENCES en- Manila.
va no Sc ven los salones del palecio
dc MalacafiAn llenos de flipinos como
antes. y en- fin, es I'm abismo insonda
BILE 10 que media entire dominadore y
dominados, tan ancho y profundo en-
unas classes del pueblo como en- otras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17

un error de ingenierfa, en- ell Vale
Imperial, California Meridional. Pa
ra fertilizar ell vale Sc canalizaron las
sguss del rio Colorado. y ahora las c.
rrientes han anondado tanto en- el nue..
vo cnrso que casi toda ell aqua afuye
al vale,
Los ingenieros han hecho esfuerzos
desesperados para volver las corrientes
hacia el lecho antigno, pero 20 han po-
dido lograrlo. Que ell vale no sc
inunde mucho antes de veinte amos,
debese a la evaporation; que es consi-
derable, pero inferior la afuencia de
aqua, que al fin consumara su obra
des struCtora.
Ell error estuvo en- que los ingenie
ros pasando solamente en- canalizar nc
Sc fjsron en- que ell vale estaba situa-
do entire 90 y 265 pies bajo ell nivel
del mar, y que, por consiguieute, nc
tiene desaguadero possible.
| Ell vale despues de regarlo, es fer
tilisimo, y ALI Sc ha tornado una co
munidad sgr1cola con miles de habi
tantes, y la parte llamada a inundarse
abrazara un million de acres, 6 400, ,ooc
hectareas.
Esta especie de ingenieria Ia bue-
ma de DioS, nos trae la memOria TN
suceso acaecido hace bastantes aflos
en- no recordamos que parte del PERT
Tambien fue obra de ingenieros norte
americanos.
Hacfase Ell trazado para un ferroca-
rril, y convendria llevarlo por punto
en- que habia un malecon de gruesa
canterla hecho por los conquistadores
Nadie Saba por que nj para que esta
ba allf aquel terraplen. No tenfa OBJ
ieto nj componfa ningdn papel cientf
6co, en- sentir de los ingenieros, y era
menester quitarlo para llevar por ALI
la l1nea.
Sin embargo, los naturales miraban
al pared6n con cierto respeto moons
ciente Por algo lie habrlan puesto ALI
los sntiguos. pero los ingenieros tante
insistieron que ibsn convenciendo a Ia
gente. Por Gltimo, ell ingeniero prin
cipal dijo que Sc dejarfa cortar las
orejas 81 alg1n dafIo resultaba POI
guitar Ell malecon.
Triunfo la ciencia moderna y tirose
la Inca por encima del sitio antes ocu-
pado por ell paredon; pero muy POGO
despues ocurrio una gran inundacior
que, no hallando resistencia en- ell ma
lecon, arrasotlodo ell contorno. Lue-
go andaba la gente buScando al inge
Micro para cortarle las orejas, pero nc
Sc le volvio yer en- Ell PERT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17
u N a. Sou ell a
De C0NTABILlDAD MERCARTIL
LA ASOCIACIoN DE DEPENDENCIES

Ell sefior Diaz Prado, presidente
de esta Association, nos ha enviado
una larga resefia que refere Ell origen
del cierre de los esta tablecimientos. acla-
rando que esta medida fue recomen-
dada implantada por los duef1ss de
establecimientos y no a instancias de
los dependencies como Sc ha dicho por
alguien.
El sefior Diaz Prado, expone los
prop6sitos de la Association que pre-
side. en- la forma siguiente:
La Association de Dependencies"
LA acordado abrir unaS claseSide con
tabilidad mercantil, desde Ell pr6ximo
mes de Enero, no solo para sus aso-
ciados. sino tambien para el p1bli-
co que quiera utilizarlas, y para un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17
Explosion mostruosa
en- el Canal de SueZ

La semana pasaaa Sc produjo en- eI
canal de Suez la explosion mas horr -
sa que Sc ha llevado a cabo Jamas por
medios formidables.
Fue la del vapor ingles Chatham
que yendo cargado de dinamita y otros
exploxivos para el Japon, Sc incendio
en- mitad del canal, y solo hundiendose
pudo evitarse que las llamas llegasen
a los explosives.
De dinamita solamente, ell vapor
llevaba al pie de noventa tonela-
das.
Natur almente, hubo que tomar pre-.
cauciones infinitas.
El incendio ha bia ocurrido Ell de
Septic bre. La navegaci6n no esta-
ba totalmente destrufda. pero aquel
estorbo no podia cantinuar alli.
Descargar el vapor era materia ex.
cusada, y volarlo negocio peligroso
pero este era Ell tlnico arbirro.
La gente esta ba aterrorizada POT
muchas leguas ep contorno y hula en-
bandadas al interior.
Los expertes opinaban sin embargo
que la voladura no causaria grandes
desperfectos.
Cuatros 6 cincos dias antes Sc cerr6
ell canal la navegacion, y Sc puso un
Gordon de tropas primero cinco y
luego ocho Kilometres de distancia
Construyer er6nse dos minas subma rinas
una con 800 y otra con 200 libras dc
dina mita y nilro-glicerina. las cuales
fuerou colocadas debajo del casco de-
''Chatha M, y Sc las puso en- contactc
por medic de detonadores con dos me.
chas de cinco Kilometres de largo. des-
de cuya distancia Sc inham6 la carga
por la electricidad.
La explosion Sc efectuo ell jueves
pasado q las diez menos siete de la ma,
mana.
Por considerable distancia de la ex-
plosion tanto fue ell aqua que Sc levan.
que ell canal quedara como, segtin Ia
Biblia. el Mar Ksjo cuando Noises lc
paso con los israeliSta.
Por treinta y cinco segundos estuvc
incendiada ell aqua y otros objetos.
En- doce segundos Sc elevaron CO
lumnas &c )iquido 500 metros de al
tura, y pedazos de hierro que pesa ba n
ocho toneladas Sc elevaren a un kilo
metro.
Ell ferrocarril qued6 intacto ell te-
legrafo destruido. La orilla occiden.
tai del canal tambien qued6 intacts
pero la oriental quedo consiaerab BILE
mente dafada, con un boquete de
doscientos metros de longitu9 seten-
ia de ancho.
La explosion ahondo "a metros er
ell lecho del canal, Ell cual qued6 bio.
queado por los restos del vspor, aun
que vol6 la mayor partequedaba una
porcion en- la popa, que serfa necesa
rio volarla igualmente.
Esperabase tener el paso expedite
en- pcco mas menos de una semana
Hasta la del Chatham" la mayor
explosion de dinamita que Sc recor-
daba era la del vapor .Machichaco"
ocurrida en- Ell puerto de Santander er
1893, de cuyas resultas perecieror
como seisclentas personals y recibie
rem heridas mas de dos mil. La can
tidad de dinamita que entr6 en- aque
LA explosion, la cual no fue una. sine
dos sucesivas, Sc calculaba en- treinta
toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-17
I'm pan como unas tortas
UN lAGo EN- LOS EsTAD0S UNIDos

Hace diss, hab1ando ante una aso-
ciacion de ingenieros en- Detroit, Mi
chigan, dijo George Y. Wisner, miem.
bro de la comisi6n International de
aguas navegables. que dentro de vein.
te aiios habrfa en- los Estados Unidos
un mar interior por estilo del Mar
Muerto, aunque vivo.
Este nuevo mar sera resultado de
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. James Boyd. of Liscomb, was in
the city Thursday on business.
Mr.. George Tresler, of Liscomb, was
in the city on business Thursday.
Mr.. I. e. Culp, of Liscomb, was in
the city Thursday looking after bust
ness matters.
Mrs. c. s. Hutson went to Union
this morning to visit for q short time
with MIR. Illusions parents.
Mrs. Orlando Starks. Of Conrad, ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
T.. Barber.
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly, of Liscomb,
who has been in the city for a brief
visit as the guest of Miss Blanche
Weatherly returned to her home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. w. A. Miller, deputy county
treasurer, arrived home Thursday eve.
ming from Chicago, where he has been
for ten days visit with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Miller, son, Mr.. Harry
Miller, and other relatives
Miss Elda Drake, of Jefferson, spent
Thursday in the city as the guest Of
evening to Eldora, where she will re-
main for visit of few days with
her brother, Mr. III. o. Drake.
Mrs H. l. Rhodes, of Eldora, who
has been in the city for few days as
the guest of Miss Gertrude Miller, re-
turned to her home Thursday evening.
Mrs Rhodes was on her way home
from a visit in Chicago with her sis
ter, Mrs. Bessie Doty Rible Miss Bessie
Rhodes, Mrs. Rhodes daughter spent
Monday in the city, coming to meet her
mother and accompany her home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-27
Mcbride & Will Guarantee It.

Wherever there is no faint of incur
able disease in the blood to complicate
the case, DR.. Towards specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia
will cure those diseases.
Mcbride & Will, the popular drug
gists, are so confident of this that
they will give their personal guarantee
with every, package of the specific
they sell, to refund the money if it
does not cure.
To induce the people of Marshall
town and neighboring towns to try this
wonderful remedy, they are making
a special Introductory offer of regu-
lar fifty cent bottle, containing six
ty doses, at half price, 25 cents. And
with every bottle goes their guarantee
to refund the money if the remedy does
not cure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-27
SECRET WORKER.

The Plan Upon Which Coffee Operates.
Coffee is such a secret worker that
it is not suspected as the cause of sick
ness or disease, but there is very
sure way to find out the truth.
A lady in Memphis gives an inter-
esting experience her husband had
using it for some time and was an
invalid.
The physician in charge shrewdly
suspected that coffee was the worm
at the root of the tree" and ordered
it discontinued with instructions to use
Postum Food Coffee regularly in it's
place.
THE wife says: 1--WE found that
was the true remedy for his stomach
and heart trouble and we would have
gladly paid hundred times the "a
mount Of the doctors charge when we
found how wise his judgment was.
"The use Of Postum instead of cof-
fee was begun about a year ago, and
it has made my husband strong, we'll
man. He has gained thirty-five pounds
in that time and his stomach and
heart trouble have all disappeared.
1.-The first time I prepared it l did
not boil it long enough and he said
there was something wrong with 1t.
Sure enough 1t did taste very fiat, but
the next morning l followed directions
carefully. boiling it for fifteen minutes
and he remarked this is better than
any Of the old coffee
I'VE use Postum regularly and new
er tire of telling our friends Of the
benefit we have received from leaving
off the old fashioned coffee" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek,
Mich.
Look for the little book. THE Road
to Wellyille." In each package.