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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 20, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 51.

LIVED A CENTURY.

THE life of Cornero affords a wonderful illustration of the advantages of a fruit and farinaceous diet. In early life Cornero lived riotously, and at 40 years of age found himself a wreck in consequence of his dissipated habits. The serious revelation led him to reflect. He abandoned at once and forever the use of flesh meats, all kinds of condiments, and unwholesome dishes of every description, adopting a simple dietary of fruits, grains, and nuts, with the result that at 80 he was more sprightly than the average youth, and more vigorous than ever before in his life. He was still strong and hearty at 100 years, and lived for many years after, hale and happy, and died without suffering, in consequence of his sober and abstemious life.

The use of cereal foods properly prepared is unquestionably conducive to long and happy life. The free use in childhood of cereal foods properly prepared lays the foundation for a long and vigorous life, building up strong bones and sinews, vigorous brains, nerves, and pure blood. The best of brain-and-blood-making foods is Granola, one of the leading products of Battle Creek, Mich., Sanitarium Health Food Co. It contains three times the food elements of beef, and is ready for immediate use by the addition of fruit juice, or milk, at a cost of one cent a person. The rich, nutty flavor pleases the palates of both the invalid and the robust.

A free sample will be sent to readers of the SIGNS who will send to the Sanitarium Health Food Co., Battle Creek, Mich., the name of a grocer who does not sell Granola.