The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-02-13

parts into fc'to digest.
fore much, that it is a Food for
Oursd Nerve Centres'' is based
Bv<the fact that certain parts OF
SHeat and Barley (Which we use)
contain Natures brain and nerve
Nuilding ingredients. viz. Phosphate
Potash. and the way we prepare
food makes it easy to digest and
initiate.
49,, T. S<s<Eo. ". Carey in his book on
HfBiochemic System of Medicine"
r~.ry
nShen the medical profession fully
in. irstands the nature and range oe
tnttphosphate of potassium, insane
kan ms Will no longer be needed.
The gray matter of the. brain is
5ntrolled entirely by the inorganic
ell-salt, potassium phosphate.
c4 This salt unites with albumen
! ind by the addition of oxygen creates
e-fuid. or the gray matter of the
In
of course, there is trace Of other
= ssHrd other organic matter in
g9'e-huid, but potassLFm phosphate
6na1se. csgRsT nstCor. and has the power
itself to attract, by its own
affinity. all things needed to
FwEtri facture the elixir of life. There
to tfswhen nervous symptoms arise.
eaeslt ME fact that the nerve-fuid
%. on Ehausted. from any cause,
.tbe ~ ate of potassium is the
his 'trde ESmedy. because nothing
s0,lp' can possibly supply the de-
eco lcy.
tHhe ills arising from too rapidly
inning the gray matter of the
cannot be overestimated.
Linz Phosphate OF Potash, is to my
erfaA The most wonderful curative.
--penatier discovered by man, and
as@re IS it has already cQHferred
soaesvas sce are many. But what
,sAad arvest be- when physicians
CONFIDENCE fully understand the part
For ffffrI salt plays in the pro-
':.ssneuralswas? 1t wiii'do as much as
oyrites through physiology to
s.an'lt, an on earth. -.
sthrseIerly Serworked- business man
: oiriena dec Ton home good-tempered.
TWENTY-FIVE ~ ~ ife. nerves unstrung
ment. 1 'oing toNsick children or en-
lediate compan. lake it and note
It'll tfkly the equilibrium will be
red. calm and reason assert
of 'usic No 'provings' are re-
gain. she gree find this potassium
nd sortrnand dominates in nerve
comm a deficiency produces
ON ant ismptoms. The begin
7entiontbattef the matter is to sup
~ lie wig principle, and In
IN $ sisTl m. exactly as nature
hifshslor exegeta5ies. fr1ffs and
.Hersnee] y defciencies-t6is Is
- Is are" -.
Fof Esf hreet that Phosphate OF
TIL Foperly of the drug
i<sISosA nSt Is best prepared by
= other Nature" and stored In
ms ready for use by mankind
lis' cen sxes been helped to better
.,Sse misc ssso as Sc of GTape-Nuts ara
n. Ind his
=, d Eo1! owreasOn."
pself factaIN POWER
.s,rS5saed orby Proper Feeding.
rgss. four ,s who not only has
rtSof tlt9, srary work, but reared
m eachC5und in Grape-Nuts the
sept for brain work and to de-
fe se5althy children. She writes:
m an enthusiastic proclaimer of
5e-Nuts as regular diet. ] for
ely lad no appetite in the morning
I'D foryS years while nursing my four
ildreny had insufficient nourishment
aiy them.
y Unable to eat breakfast / felt faina4
2ter. and would go to the pantry andE
N cold chops, sausage, cookies,
eonehnutssor anything / happened to
4 nd. Being a writer, at times my
cad felt heavy and my brain asleep.
: When Tread OF Grape-Nuts / be-
IAN eating Il every morning, also
gave TITO the children. including my
o months old baby, who coon grew
fac as q Httis pig, good natured
nd oohtented.
|" ] wrote evenings and feeling tho
eed of sustained brain power, began
Ating a small saucer OF Grape-Nuts
fifth milk, instead OF my usual indi-
1stihie hot pudding, pie. or cake for
'sft ae night.
grew plump, nerves strong. and
80 Msn&a my brain was active
ssfe. onsSe dull head pain
gREAE CO.. It'd. /
Battle cresk, Mich