The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-10
THE "YELL-oH" MAN
And One Of HIS Ways.

To call man liar seems rude, %
We will let the reader select HIS own
term.
some time ago the Manager Of
scoiiler's Weekly got very cross
with ms because we would not con.
tinue to advertise in his paper.
We have occasionally been at
facked by editors who have tried to
force us to advertise IN their papen
at their own prices, and, on their own
conditions, failing in which We were
to be attacked through their editorial
columns. The reader can ft a mama
to that tribe.
We had understood that the editor
nj ~Collier's" was q Wild cat OF the
Sinclair jungle bungle" type, per
son with curdled gray matter, but i
seems strange that the owners would
descend to using their editorial col
umns. yellow as they are, for such
rank out and out falsehoods as ap-
pear in their issue Of July 27th.
where the editor goes out OF his way
to attack us, and the reason will ap-
pear tolerably clear TO any reader
who understands the venom behind 4
We quote In part as follows
~ORe widely circulated paragraph
labors to induce the impression that
Grape-Nuts viii obviAte the necessity
Of an operation In appendicitis. This
Is lying, and. potentially. deadly "
ing. Similarly, Postum continually
makes reference to the endorsements
OF a distinguished physician OF u
prominent health oneiai.' persons a.
mythical. doubtless as they are mTh-
tsrious.-
We do not hsEltnts 10 -eproduUs
these meldnrIDuf dRlBBhDDds 90 order
that It nay be mHts ailHEr to the pub
lie what ths annts Hua, and To ulall the
liar mp % tfH1 Hls1rle mEg have q lnuIk
at him n this mnnr GilUwn knew
what protuuHh HIpHnHiuifis. be miEtt
have some knDwlafEB uf why the IN
OF Grape-Nuts wyruln prsTezt e. Lst
Il be understood that appendicitis
results from long oonfiEued disturb
ance 10 the intesffnsa. caused primaT-
fly by undigested food. and chiefly b.
undigested starehy food. such a.
white bread. potatoes. rice. partly
cooked cereals. and such. These lie
in the warmth and moisture of the
bowels in an undigested state, and
decay, generating gases, and irritat-
ing the mucous surfaces until. under
such conditions, the lower yart OF the
colon and the appendix become in
volved Disease sets up, and fire.
quently, OF form known as appendi-
citls
Nov then, Grape-Nuts food was
made b. Mr.. C. w. Post. after he had
an attack Of appendicitis, and re-
CURED some food in which the starch
was predigested. No such food ex-
listed; from his knowledge OF dieteticB
he perfected the food; made 1t prl-
marily for his own use, and after
wards introduced II to the public. In
this food the starch ID transformed
by moisture and longtime cooking
into form Of sugar. which IL easily
digested and does not decay in the
intestines. II Is practical certainty
that when a man has approaching
symptoms Of appendicitis. the attack
can be avoided by disseminating all
food except Grape-Nuts, and by prop
erly washing out the intestines-
Most physicians are now acquainted
with the facts, and will verify the
statement.
OF course. this is all news. and
should be an education to he person
who writes tie editorials for -Col-
hsr's.' aud who should take at least
some training before he undertakes
70 write for the public.
Nov as to the references to "a dis
tinguished physician" or "a promi-
nent health oneial- being mythical
persona We are here to wager
Golfers Weekly. or any other
skeptic or liar, any amount Of money
they care to name. and which thev
will cover. that we viii produce proof
to any Board OF Investigators that W.
have never yet published an advar-
tisemect announcing the opinion of
prominsnt physician on health
onielal on Postum or Grape-Nuts.
when we did not have the actuaI
letter In our possession. Il can be
easily understood that many prom
iuent physicians dislike 10 have their
names made public IN references 10
any article whatsoever; they have
their own reasons. and we respect
those reasons. but we never make
mention OF endorsements unless We