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COULDN'Ï DRINK COFFEE. Wouldn't be Put off With Chocolate or Tea. "And you might bring me a cup ol weak coffee, too," a busy man eaid to a restaurant -vaiter when giving an order. "What makes you cali for weak coffee, Sam?" a friend remarked. "O, I have no business to drink ooffee anyhow, but I don't care for choclate or tea, and do like coffee, although it raise3 the old harry wlth my nerves and stoinach." Many a man falla in business because of nis physical inabiüty to attend to it properly. Wüen a man wakes up and looks squarely at Mmself and his affairs liO wlll break olf those habits that weaken his lody and prevent him from pushiug his plans to a successful issue. Tobacco and coffee seem so harmless that a man feels they cannot hurt him seriously and for that reason sticks to them day after day until his nerves give out and a lonpr period oí ncrvous prostration sets in. While a man is sick hia busines goes to- weit, experience shows that it don't 'go right, and that a sick speU is a wonderfuUy expensive investment. Quit the poisonous habits, and nature wlll slowly rebuild the broken system without the use oí medicines. It is nat hard to give over coKee when ooie can have I'ostum Cereal, a beverage which iooks like the iinest Mocha cofíee, and creams up with Vhe golden brovn of rich old Java. It is very nourishing and fattenlng vnd has the pungent, piquant taste demanded by the coffee drinker, at the same time it can be used by children as well as adults. Nothing which nature furnishes is superior to the grains for making gray matter in the bram and nerve centers. Postuni Cereal, the food drink, is made wholly and entirely of grains. It can truly be said to "make red blood." In comparison with coffee ite cost is about one-third. Grocers seü it, or the Postum Cereal company (Iyim'd.) of Battle Creek, Mich., send enough for fifty cups for 25 cents. ;,