Habits

A man likes some hot drink for breakfast,and'eoffee suite his taste abou as wtell as anytbing. It seema hard that somany should bedenied coflee because it upsets their liver and disagrees with them in one vay and another.. stil this eondition does exist. and when a man finds that it hurts him, he is g-enerally sensible enough to leave it out of his bilí of fare, for it is quite a bit pleasanter to feed well all day than to enjoy a drug two or three minutes and pay for it in aches and ailn nr cint. ness. A new breakfast drink has come luto use, dlfflcult to tell from colTee. but made entirely of gr&lna and whlch never produces any dieagreeable reresulta. It has the clean, pungent flavorso much enjoyed ia strong coffee. But unlike ooflee Postum Cereal g-oes to work in down-right good earnest to niakered blood." it tg oomposod only of the grains intanded ïy nature for man 's subs'stence. These ai e gkillfulljr blended and prepared in wich a uay a to produce a hot drink the fac-simile of rieh Mocha or Java coffee. but fdttening and healthful. Swmaeh, líver and bowel troubles dlsappaar when coflee and tea are left on. and the food-drink, Postura Cereal, taken in their place. This toothsome drink poes about th-ee tioiea as far as coffee. and produces health and comfort where trouble foraerly existed, When a man or woman "feels mean"day after day or evei-y few dáys, it can quite safely be eharged to incorrect habite, and coffee and tea drinking are the real cause oí more bociidly disorder than any ... knou-s. A habit is hard to pet ■ but when a deliciou tasting article is offered whioh produces heai) of tearlng It down, thu bspj to tnak.i. Pominenl ■■■, .9 .,-, it ex actly meets a want, and persons who have boon kept trom of tbeir health are now havin e.ijoymeut of ooffee driaiiin and yet tlnjf fat over it.