The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-07

before the experiment had run sixty
days.
" Then. take Grape-Nuts with 3.96
and milk! with 0.70,--the two com.
bined equal 4.66-about one half the
number OF calorles contained in but.
ter. The man fed for sixty days Oh
this food would be well. nourishel,
and could live not only sixty days, but
six months on that food alone, and
We do not hesitate to saySfrom our
long knowledge OF the sustaining pow.
ergof the food that a man at the end
of sixty days would be OF practically
the same weight as when he started,
III he be man Of normal weight.
z We Will suppose that from his work
he lost Il pound a day and made up "a
pound each day from food. II that
premise proved to be true the man in
sixty days time would make sixty
pounds OF tissue to replace what had
been lost, and this would be done on
Grape.Nuts and milk with half the
number Of calorles Of butter, upon
Which no one can Isustainslife h.
Therefore, we have reason 4 to be.
llere that our contention Is right that
concentrated food like Grape.Nuts,
whichis partly iigested and ready for
easy assimilation by the body, pre-.
sents more nourishment that the sys.
TEN Will absorb than many other
forms Of food, and We will furtherasay
that in cases Of digestive troubles
where meat, white bread and oats
cannot be digested, that Grape.Nuts
and milk contain more nourishment
that the system will absorb than many
pounds Of these other foods.
DISTORTION No. 3 charges that
our testimonials We're practically all
paid for and. rewritten in Battle
Creek. q
These testimonials were demanded
by the opposing lawyers. Naturally
this demand was refused, for they are
held in vaults and kept safe to prove
the truth, and are not to be delivered
up on dmand Of enemies. i73i n
Testimony at the trial brought out
the fact that we never printed d single
testimonial that we did not have the
genuine letter back Of. Many Of these
letters came spontaneously, A.recor,l
was kept Of twelve hundred and four
(l.209 letters received In one month
from people who wrote that they had
entirely recovered their health or beer,
benefited by following our sugges.
tons on food and beverages. e ri
: On three or four occasions in the
past ten. or twelve years we printed
broadcast In papers offers Of prizes
to users Of Postum and Grape.Nuts-
Two hundred s1.00 prizes, one hundred
$500, twenty. Of $780, and five OF
$1,000 eacli-statins that each must
be an honest letter with name and aa.
dress. We agreed nots to publish
names, but to furnish them to en-,
1uirers by letter. These letter writ.
srs very generally answered those
who wrote to them, and verified the
truth Of the statements. /;
Under this agreement MOTTO publish
names literally scores Of letters came
from doctors We kept our word and and
neither printed their names or surren
deredfthe letters. w
Right here, notice an Limitation
spasm," The Weekly" says: "F5st
got those testimonials by advertising
Tor them. in New York he; used rol
that purpose the New York Magazine
Of 49,. 1872 whose editor is now; In the
Federal Penitentiary for fraudulent
use OF the mails. For example, Post
announced, In that magazine lin 1907
etc. Chen follows our prize compe
Ltition) 8 ,s