Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 20, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 January 1911 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Physiological Chemistry, by Haaunaw sten. , Biochemic System of Medicine, hgi Carey. 4 The "Weekly” carefully eliminates front its printed account testimony regarding the years of research and study by Mr. Post in fitting himself for his work, and would lead the reader of the distorted article to believe that his education began since 1906. , Distortion No. 12 reports Mr. Post as a “dodging witness." His eye is not of the shifty kind oh* served in the head of one of his chief critics. On the witness stand Mr. Post looks quietly but very steadily straight into the eyes of the haggling, twisting lawyer, trying by all bis art to ask double* barreled questions and bull-doze and confuse a witness.' The '“dodging” it seems consisted el replying, “I don't know." Opposing counsel holds a hook in hit hand while he queries,— T want to know if there is a singla thing in your whole book here that suggests any particular kind of food.” Then followed some discussion between attorneys. When Mr. Post was allowed to reply, he said, “I don’t know until I read the book over to see." This book, it turns out, was written by Mr. Post seventeen years ago and probably has not been read carefully by him in the last fifteen years. It would require a remarkable memory to instantly say “yes" or “no" as to what a hook of 147; pages did or did not contain, without reading it over,—but such conservative and well balanced answers are construed by sensation seekers to be “dodging." The attorney sought by every art to impress the Jury with the fact that Mr. Post’s belief in the power of Mind in» relation to the body branded him as un* reliable and worse. The following is quoted from one fll the questions:— (The lawyer reading from the book.) “The writer of these pages desires fm my nothing of himself other than as ■ simple instrument through which the DI4 vine Principle chooses to manifest itself by precept sad example. "Skill in mental practice is gained fri the same way as skill in any department of science—hr observation, study, experience and the ability to evolve carman conclusions. “Read carefully, thoughtfully no mean than twenty pages daily. Afterward sea« an easy position where you will not bO disturbed. Relax every muscle. Close ss rpusJ e fesSiS and where God talks to the Bon. The thoughts from Divine Universal Mind come as winged angels and endow yeri with a healing power. If you go into the silence humble snd trusting, you will coma out enriched and greatly strengthened id body by contact even for a short time with the Father of all life and all power. You will feel refreshed in every way and* food taken will digest readily as the stomach works smoothly when under the influence of a Higher Power.” "I ask you if you did not write that, and if you did not believe it when yo® wrote ii” 1 ' / ’ . For a moment the Court Room was ini absolute silence. Mr. Poet slowly leaned forward over, the rail, pointed his finger at the A tty's face to emphasise hip reply, and with eyes that caused those of the Attorney to drW ho mid, “Yes, I am proud to say I did”