Judge — March 3, 1900 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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The Force of Habit. It is a peculiar thing that the use of Coffee and Tea has not been replaced, more than is the case, by the use of Van Houten's Cocoa. ‘The reason for that is to be sought in the force of habit. But habits should be broken through, and Van Houten’s Cocoa taken, now that it has been proven’ to be a much healthier, and more delicious drink than Tea and Coffee, while at the same time so nourishing and easily digested, For the Nerves, also, Van Houten’s ‘Cocoa is so much better; because, although’ it is equally refreshing, it has not the pernicious after-effects upon the nerves, such as follow after using Coffee or Tea. It is not an expensive habit to use Van Houten’s Cocoa; indeed. = alter actual trial of various brands, and even loose ke tat have discovered that Van Houten’s Cocoa pees not aly the best and most delicious, but it is also the most economical. HAVE YOU TRIED VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE? THE SNOW-PROPHET, Allus wuz predictin’ snow To the people, high an’ low. When the sun wu shiain’ bright— * Look out, folks, fer snow to-night. ¢ it comin —got my fears— Biggest snow we've had in years. * But the night would come an’ go— Not a single flake o' snow ; ‘An’ next mornin’, in the skies, Same ol’ cloudless sun would rise. Wind,” he'd say, ** warn't blowin’ right; But I'tell you snow ’s in sight.” Well, he went on thataway, Prophesyin’ night an’ day— Allus missin’, tell at last Said ** the time fer snow wuz past.” ‘Then it rained an’ hailed an’ snowed— Biggest that we ever knowed, Projickin’ next day erbout, Saw his ol" boots stickin’ out Of a snowbank deep an’ wide ; An’ ten minutes ‘fore he died Hollered out, a-layin’ low, ** Didn't I tell you we'd have snow?" —Frank L, Stanton in Atlanta Constitution. Be healthy and wise, by using Abbott's, the Original Angostura Bitters. Grocers and drug- gists keep it. 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