STEADY AND SURELY BETTER.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1883, 17 October 1913, Page 8

STEADY AND SURELY BETTER.

WHAT A SCIENTIFIC FOOD CAN DO A man at SoutEsea, Hants, England, writes:— "Two years ago my indigestion was much impaired and my nervous energy and vitality .nt a very low ebb. I consulted doctors, took every kind of prepared oat food in turn, together with meat extracts, but failed to "get any benefit. About noon every day I felt quite exhausted and always had recourse to a pick-me-up, which, of course, only resulted in a temporary exhilaration. "One day I noticed Grape-Nuts in a grocer's window, and purchased a packet, I began taking tho food for breakfast, and after a few days' trial I found it was making a now man of me. I added it then to other meals, and got steadily and surely \bctter, until tho difference between my former self and what I am to-day is so great that I should not have belioved such a complete chango for tho better possible if I had not experienced it in my own person. "I lu>ve now quito lost tho old sinking feeling, and always get through a play's stiff work satisfied and sustained. 'The stamina Grape-Nuts gives is simply marvellous. I would not bo without tho familia/ yellow packet on the breakfast nnd supper tablo to-day if < it cost ten times as much. It Is so palatable too, that when no other food can tempt me to eat, I can always eat and enjoy a dish of Grape-Nuts." There s a reason. A ten days' trial will prove it.