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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-01
COrca EnY0r to Wnshinrtnn.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, via CALVES
TON, TEXAS. December 31.--Advices
from ManaGua state that the NIadriz
government has appointed Senior Luis
Corea as special envoy and confidential
agent at Washington. empowering
him to arrange terms with the gov
ernment at Washington for the set
tlement OF all pending difficulties be-
tween the two countries and to try to
re-establish friendship upon basis
of cordially, justice and mutual con-
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Continued on Page Flve-Column
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
Couldn't Wear Gloves.

A Public Service conductor was re-
Gently asked why he had the iron
railing in front of him wound with
paper.
"Why," he replied, 81 hate to wear
gloves, and this paper keeps my hands
from getting chilled to the bones by
touching the iron these cold days A
fellow out west put me next to the
idea Quite a scheme, amt it? Pail
SADIE Junction, nextw And the in
quisitive one got off.
One gentleman who is pestered with
rats thinks of buying pair of ferrets.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
Surprise Domino Birthday Dinner.

Mr.. A. F. Beckmann celebrated his
fortieth birthday December 6 by in
viting a few of his friends to Dutch
dinner. The guests gave the host and
hostess great surprise by appearing
in phantom garb, each arrayed in
sheet and pillow case. The occasion
was made one of great merriment,
and Mr. Beckmann was presented
with a beautiful humidor for cigars.
The guests all report a splendid time.
Those present were: Captain and Mrs.
S. E. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Flagge, Mr. and Mrs. ]. V. Wolcott,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. MCGEE, Mr..
and Mrs. Kilian, Hoboken; Mrs. Ladi-
gus, New York Mr. William Beck
mann, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Beckmann.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
The Owlets.

The "Owlets," now four years old,
have resumed their meetings for the
season, having gathered on December
8th at the S. E. Darbys beautiful
Abbott boulevard home Those at
tending we're: Mr.. and Mrs J. V.
Wolcott; Mr. and Mrs. A F. Beck
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Flagge,
Capt and Mrs. S. E. Darby.
The motto Of the "Owlets" may not
be "Have Good Time" but they al
ways have it.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

social events for the winter were
started with a vim that causes one
to feel that the winter evenings are
not going to be long unless we make
them so from choice. The coming of
the cool weather has been the OPP
portunity for many to renew their
visiting, card parties, dances and
musical or literary evenings
Probably the most interesting of
the early receptions was that given
by the "Woman's Club" to the school
teachers of the borough at the home
of Mrs Beach Hartman on Lafayette
avenue, Saturday evening, November
10. The guests were received by the
President, Mrs. Brundage, Mrs. Guhl-
man. Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. DR.. M. P.
Brewster, and Mrs. Boas. Ample OPP
portunity was afforded each OF the
guests and each of the new members
of the club to become acquainted.
Miss Hodgkinson, of whom much had
been heard in GrantWood, sang and
the thought was pretty generally ex-
pressed that Miss Hodgkinson would
be ever a welcome addition to any
musical program that might be ar
ranged for the future, her pleasing
voice and manner receiving instant
praise and applause. Mrs. Grace
Kermeyer of Grantwood also rendered
vocal selections and it is beyond the
power of the writer to describe to
any who were unable to be there, how
splendidly each artist did her part
Enough to say that all present en-
loved the evening to the fullest ex-
tent and all expressed the hope that
each might be heard again before too
long a time Miss Dona Mclean rem
dered several selections on the piano
with her usual perfection of touch, and
pleased greatly as usual The pro-
gram was not too long and during
the evening a number of the guests
were enabled to learn of the splendid
work done in the past and planned
for the future by this energetic
club. 1t is to be hoped that all
that they undertake will meet with
the same hearty approval and success
as this reception.
Thanksgiving Day was home day
for most of us, a great many visiting
friends and relatives journeyed to
Grantwood to spend at least a part
of it. A former Bible class of young
ladies numbering ten visited the home
of the Searses on Grant Avenue. The
party came from Greenpoint, Brook
Ign, and is continuing a practice
started eight years ago.
The "Fortnightly Club" has held
two meetings during the month, each
one attended very we'll by Palisade
and Grantwood people. At the first
meeting Mr. Bailey Mailard gave a
lecture on the "Muckraker," and at
the last meeting Mr. Jarvis Kelley
lectured on the early English settle
ments in America with story of Capt.
John Smith and the settlement of
Jamestown. Both these lectures were
we'll received and intensely interest
ing. That the people are beginning
to realize what they have missed in
not joining this club is suggested by
the increasing membership that is be-
ing added to regularly. Dues soc
year Anyone eligible to join, meet
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

Men who remain neutral
of public danger are enem;a. III
CONTEMPLATION. 40 70
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

The result of the suit that was
brought against builder on Wash
ington avenue, who violated the re-
strictions by building two-family
house, was decided last week, it was
lost. The judge decided that house
built as this one was, family up
stairs and one down, was to all in
tents and purposes dwelling COW
cred by restrictions and threw the
cast out, saying mo case!'
They are putting the roof on our
new school. 1t looks as if our chill
dren can go into their new building
this spring on schedule.
SEYMOUR N. SEARS.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

coed MeSSrS. Kelley and carpenter.
The people of the borough are to be
congratulated upon the election OF
these two men, Each has splendid
ability and a thorough knowledge OF
the needs of the community, having
lived here a number of years. The
entire Democratic ticket with the ex-
ception of Mr. Rass, who was defeated
for Justice of Peace by Mr.. Schweit
zer), was elected with good MAORI
ties We expect that these men in
carrying out their election pledge will
give us some Of the reforms SO badly
needed.
The dedication services at the new
Congrega tional Church on Columbia
Avenue, were held during the week
of Nov 81 to Dec. 3rd. Services
were held each night of the week and
many visiting clergymen and speakers
addressed the congregation. The ded-
ication sermon was preached to
large gathering on Sunday morning,
Nov. 81, by Rev. C. E. Hessilgrave,
pastor-at-large Congregational Union
of New Jersey. Sunday evening was
devoted to Christian Endeavor. Mon
day night, Sunday School,; Tuesday
night, neighboring clergymen and
church people; Wednesday night,
church night; Thursday night, mis-
sionary society; Friday, church his
tory; Saturday afternoon, visiting
Congre gational Churches of the coun-
ty; supper, and conference in eve
ming The auditorium of the church
is finished with splendid taste and
every part speaks out its praise of
the designer, Ernest Sibley.
We noticed in the last issue of the
'Palisadian" a scrap to the effect that
Grantwood. Well we don't care, we
more public buildings and most Of us
think more taxes than our neighbors.
S. N. Sears, nominee for the Coun-
Gil Board of Cliffside, also ran.
Mrs. W. B. Davis, of Lawton ave
nue., who has been very sick for the
past four or five months is gradually
recovering. She was seen recently
on the porch enjoying some of the
fine fall weather out Of doors. 1t is
being planned to have her spend a
few months at her old home in the
Adirondacks when she is able to
travel Her genial smile and many
activities will be missed for some time
to come.
The children of the Sunday School
Of the Congregational Church are
training for Christmas cantata to be
rendered on Friday evening, Deem
Der 23rd. 1t is generally understood
that promise has been received from
Santa Claus to pay another visit this
year.
The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal
Church held very successful fair
and bazaar in the church par1ors on
Friday and Saturday, December End
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

and 3rd The results were good
sociable time with good things to eat,
and incidently good size fund for the
church.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01
Scots EnnuIsii(

is the embodiment Of 4
ments that make for Cd
health and strength. Thy
are many emulsions !
only one SCOTT'S-I
for it, and be sure that !
get the package that carr
the mark of quality
Fisherman. ALL DRUGClS
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-12-01

The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal
Church held a very successful fail
and bazaar in the church parlors or
Friday and Saturday, December 2nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

mite dlp than after a city block
one
Isn't lt hard TO keep in your seat
when the machine 10 golng down
Nafd
"a can't Bic ln the seat then
have 20 brace mY feet ON the cross
pleeca and pui my shoulders against
the water cooler behind mo and lay
oui atiff Ina practically standing
up
Ia Il any fun
Indeed q ia Everybody enjoys
sliding dozen Hill and thla f. only
sliding dowu bin on the air. with.
oui single iar or rattle
Wind Doesn', Matter.
u doesn't matter how high OF
susty the wind -. be explained %
the correspondent of The Star. afs.
81 one % hia flights At Nlnr0ln. l..
L: an aefoplane wiil stay Up ia Il
aud ride safely II che man ~ the
lever has ths nerve and a quick
hand. hut q man must think ia
Tiny fractions OF seconds. IN fact
he must act automatically. in
flashes. becaua~ he hasn't even got
time 70 think Ia a pinch Wilbur
Wright u The greatest asruplanlst
On earth today. be- has absolute
control Of ever muscle IN hie
body he's master ~ himself ana
therefore ~ hiH aaropiane Wilbur
Wright could neFcr have an acct.
dent Ia an aeroplane. he would
knou what to do iuai at the riEhi
moment % avoid a."
How long would II take TO ny
across the American continentf-
the reporter asked him.
ANY aeropiauist can be sure Of
Tying 300 Tilea day and getting
good sleep in the same ~ hours
An aeFoplane, flown by ore man
ought 70 90 from Ns,~ YORK 70 sar
Francisco IN ter days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
FORMER WIFE OF
JOHN CORT SUES
HIM FOR MONEY

Mr. Mary a f.onghehn. former
w. q John Cert the theatrical
aaxrais. yesterday filed COM
paint N the superior court. asking
. ssif aseresf IN his property The
Mrrs dsrres obtained b the aon b
q = isss contained no provision
r. ~ aivision n tbs property.
IN sks and Cort have married
nbx
4 rpresenistive n the Times had
fasfss q ine fling af the papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
CHAS. K. HAMILTON DESCRIBES DEATH DARING
DIP THROUGH SPACE SET EAST WONDERING
The Swerve of n Second
Means Awful End, But
Aviator Smiles and Puffs
Cigaret Through il All.

Charles w. Hamilton has made
worldwide name for himself In
the few months since he flev at
The Meadows IN Seattle. an almost
unknown aviator. Monday he
flew from New YORK 20 Philadelphia
and back, winning $4,000. Many
Seattle people sass Hamilton make
his famous glide a. The Meadows.
Here's the way he impressed The
stars New York eorreependentl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
ANY FAT PERSON
POSITIVELY
REDUCED
A. N. LoUoHkEY's NEW METH.
90 or TAKING OFF USELESS
FAT ONLY ONE KNOWN TO
DC SAFE. SURE AND sciEN.
TlFlc, WITH GUARANTEED
RESULTS.

4 perfect method for the taking
Off of useless Fat has az last bren
Invented BY A. NJ Loughnoy. who
IL well known In Seattle For the
past year Mr Loughney has been
perfccting hts device for reducing
fat people. which has reached that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

wheel which had got beyond his
control
Al Ht JosephH hospital today o.
in stated that tho injured man VIII
recover The flying apokes ~ ths
wheel tore on hin lfff rye 49, rui
thrco-inoh cash in hls tongue. lac-
Grated bio arm nnd rendered him
nneouaciGus f9r Three hours
Captain E8ilrdfH HiG today blot
hia coat pocket b-r1mn eni8nQie1
with the big wheel ana that Boz was
iifted or the floor. hurled into tho
.air and dashed downward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
u. S. MINISTER
BREAKS AN ARM

cHRlSTlANlA, June f5.-Herbert
". %. Pelrce. United States minis
ter 10 Norway. Is suffering from .
broken arm today, and Mrs. peirce
has badly wrenched shoulder and
several bruises, az a result OF an
automobile accident year here. The
driver Of the machine, 20 avoid col.
iiaion With q cart, turned into . bank
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce were
thrown 10 the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
FERRYBOAT CAPTAIN UNCONSCIOUS
AT THE WHEEL FOR THREE HOURS

Of the ferry city ~ Vancouver from
the floor of the pilot house above,
Engineer y - BrumaRin tnvesti-
gated in time 10 save thc life ~ Cap
tain wilbur BalbridRe. who had
been buried 20 the floor by the pilot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
PORTLAND TEACHERS
WANT MORE PAY

PORTLAND. or. June io-
rwsssy sehoal teachers acting as a
rann.t,se representative ~ all
..aessrx esnploved IN the pubiir
shaAs II purtiand are conductiag
a srs,se campalkn gnr general
nefsa~ e salary
fhs sNmpaixn Il 10 Inc with a
,tssion fsceutiy presented 10 the
s.hsas hsard. aaklug that TEACHERS
= pla regular salaries during the
uuflon periods
Tha teachers assign the hiEh enat
4 HrinK a. one ~ the rfasona for
aosing ray eash mongh in she
yssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

or drugs ANY
person who rs
too fat Is In
Vlted to call at
the office, 20s
Savoy h OF e !.
and make "A
thorough invcs
tigation OF this
now invention
and the results
Ito be obtained
There are the
photographs OF
many patients
taken before
and after using.
and their names
will be shown
YOU. This In
Yestigation can
be- made with
ant obligation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
nY W. G. sAnpArRn.

MlNEOLA. l. l.. June 10 The
loop the loop was thrilling Ia ita
time; the somoraultinR automo.
bile. Ia the circus. was a hair raiser,
the man who dived Into tho tank
got bis share 81 the public attoa.
tian
But Charles X Hamilton. with his
aerOpiane dip. uuid0ea Thorn an.
Hamilinns Aeroplane viii BE-
climbing before your gaze al
speed of 90 miles an hour. when.
suddeulv as lf il had reached the
top az a ghoaily hln. IT, nose will
ult downward Your heart ascegas
toward yout throat Down. down.
down the nose points. Won see
Bamilioa hraciag his feet and lean.
ms backward with an his might
He Is shooting downward in hts
machine fnei first Ills former climb
lng speed OF 5o miles an hour seems
60 have been almost doubled Your
heart pops np Co the entrance 81
your throat and seems To stop your
breath
a Human Meteor.
F1fty. a hundred. two hundred
feet. three hundred feet he shoots
downward IA ISN'T eravgsation
alone that draWs him. his engines
are running a. top speed fhc pro
peller Is dashlnw him to earth. Ia
another instant 81 seems. he viii b.
dashed Into the very ground and
dis his oWu grave By the very force
of hts impact.
He's human. daylight meteor.
You want 81 close your eyes %
avoid seeing hts finish.
But wait Just a miliionth OF a
second A. quickly AZ you can
WAX. he draws his steering wheel
toward him
The death that was only 10 feet
away from him is gone; you SER his
wonderful machine soaring along
on even keel. a short distance above
the ground Within moment Il
begins again 20 climb. Youg heart
slowly settles back into place you
swear that you will not remain
there and have this daredevil Jerk
your heart back into your swallow.
ing place by another dip.
But you do You stay there Just
- long aa he's IN she air. ID aud
down. up and down. twenty times
during the afternoon. goes your
heart like akyseraper elevator.
You're weak with excitement
when you leave tbs field at dusk
Hamilton has been fiylng h a w.
laEe field you didn't pay anything
20 see him. but n you had yuu
wouldn't BE- rerretting H. The loop.
the-loopcrs and the leap Of dcathefa.
tn the Clrcusea. whom you have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

For the past three or four years
have been troubled with rheuma-
tism badly. At times the pains
were so great that | could not sleep
OF get any rest. In my search for a
cure | have tried everything, and as
the pains were continuous In my
leg one doctor even went SO far as
70 advise an operation. / began the
Loughney Bake oven Treatment on
the goth day of May and am now
entirely free from pain. my general
health is better, and | sleep well at
night | received relief from the
very first treatment and the results
have been remarkable can sim
cerely recommend the Loughney
Bake Oven Treatments to my
friends or any others who suffer
from rheumatism. Yours very truly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

VANCOUVER wash June i5.-
His suspicious aroused that some
thing was wrong by the sight of
blood dripping into the engine room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

aud there Is no fee to pay. You
will be presented with a copy of
Mr. Loughney's Book. Perfect
Health" treating on the causes and
the cure of excessive fat. Mr.
Loughney viii tell you exactly
what he Is able to do for you.
and will positively guarantee the
results. The hours are from TO
~ "A. m and from / TO y. m.
209 savoy Hotel. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
PROF. SMITH TO SPEAK
ON DIRECT LEOfsI Alto n

The University Community club
viii meet tonight 81 $ . m. AZ the
University Methodist church as.
Hrmhly room. p ssud 81 and Brook
Ign av Prof Allen Smith VIII
speak on Direct Legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
IN HI WET NIHN TTUINI TITH
FHheK ~ BAKER President
JAMEa g. 40 EW Secretary

Bread" said the lecturer els the
cornerstone of health"
"ny love. Polly" said Jlnka. on
the way home. that fellow must
have heard Of your biscuits"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

$500 cash will nandis fhia Must ssil
our cid home place ~ 81 acres close 20
city and railroad. on coed county road
.3so feet Of lake front. elegant beach
cleared. fine young orchard. two houses
large harn 40 head % cows. one team u
muisa 300 pigeons 100 belgian harsa
rs chickens. wagon farm implements
buggy. etc. Can make terms 20 suit
se my son. Dr. Davy, AZ 2aa1 Bond st .
Everett opposite a. y. depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Mrs Bunk Does this now novel
end happily
Bunk. Well not uecefEariiY ~
simply says they were married In
che last chapter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

At the Loughney Institute YOU
will find doctors that are making
a speciality of the treatment OF
Rheumatism, Stomach. Bowel and
Liver Troubles. II you are afflicted
go TO these physicians at once.
They will extend Free Consultation
and Advice, and you may rely upon
what they tell YOU. Highly trained
nurses are on duty at all times that
give the patient every care. The
offices are located In the Peoples
Bank Building. at the corner Of
Second Avenue and Pike Street,
and the hours are from a. m. TO 5
p. m, and TO ~ on sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15
BURKE TAKES STAND
ON DELEGATE PLAN



county rpuN ontlGn system ~ choosing sci.
nFatra 90 fhn slate fIdieiarF convention
HHnld De- cumbersome and expensive
Tile proposition aaH then aneanfHd Is
ihf committee fof the nfm uun that
ihef fhr members ~ fhH committee
comprising not 10 exceed ~ fuan. Given
temporary authority tau years ago f8f
ahp.f diffafaHi purpose should nane
uui ~ hand ihe idt delegates from kinH
county ~ she state convention. Wh1 ore
ip participate iu choosing candidates fgf
the supreme bench ~ enc state
~ "a WeatnH hold FRIDAY. Iuns 30 the
ntWifsfH ~ thF Ha.rHilod committee tYfrd
unanimously in favor ~ aa chp0aiHE Those
delegates
Under these circumstance the Officers
~ che Burke senatorial fiub desire 81
tnbfnit tn thG republicans or kinF county
iheif Opinions nn three points. namely.
That The so-eaiird county commit
tee, ~ the persistent assumption ~
authority never Efaufsd - the re-
isnhisfnns ~ The raanty sud - pre-
trsfaed Endorsement ~ various eaHdie
dates Tor offiees ~ against other re-
Puhiiean candidates fef the sanne ~.
Hsrai has shown pFetHdies which diaa
qualities the committee from dealing
faifiy with the Interests ~ the re-
psihlienn pafts Ia hiua county o. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

any Interests other Then those ta
which " has committed itself
That under no rifguIuHfanfea ~
conditions should ihe manner sud
method - fHaualHn candidates faf
The supreme court bench Hhfeh u
established 10 tHH. be- rHnfuard with
nr made anhaerttrnt 90 The mapifas
tlsns 81 auy man for snT public
office
That fhe state convention system
~ nominating candidates Tor The Hm-
pfrms bench having been restored
10 act ~ lralsiHiurrf no pgnef -
authority etiata fur the appointment
- dFirnHfas 90 such state convention
~ an Organization created Tor -
shsiiF different uuruoae. nor ~ my
association ~ mrH efiafinE Tor my
purpose HhafsnffFf. nor bF nnF
fnesuH except % county convention
hrHuFhf faNefher through the me
dium ~ eauruavs and primaries gag-
tiripaied in bg the reiers.
ff8ldina these opinions. fhe Burke Ben
1fDfinl ftuh hHH goo request fp make 70
hr su.rHilrd county committee. nor hH
ia ant FuHFusfi9n te offer other Than fna
poo aniy course recognized tr IHH HHI
Ns only fuHfar falF ~ fhn people shout
as followed ln creating Bud ORGANISING
state convention ~ republicans HHiHH I
~ nominate eHudidafrH fer the Huprem
.auff m ihr state
THE 49, HKE mENhTpulhL CLUB
PRANK ~ BAKER. President.
JAMEa r. 80 ,EW Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

N~Nrr@rerererNrerNrNreT
HuTTEn WORTH a son. Professional
Directors and Licensed EmhaimarH 1891
iai opp Moore theatre Both phones "a
nannsy Watson Co Funeral Directors
Thlra I. ma IinlNnrallY naTh nhnnaa q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

waiter how are these squads en-
caFser0ley"
We'll sir. the squads is bif old.
but the casserole is very tender toe
day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

Louehney Service also lost 10
inches In waist measure, reducing
from IL inches 20 81 inches in 80
days During che past year he has
also used the new method on many
neshy people with the best results.
the photographs Of one lady being
shown here. The new system Is a
perfect machine and does not con
sist of a series OF physical exer-
cises or the taking OF medicines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-15

stage OF porfcc.
ton where Il Is
offered to the
public with pos
Tive results
guaranteed In
fact Mr. Tough
n . y was tn q
first person 70
be reduced hy
his new method.
and one year
ago he weighed
city 2t2Ls
pounds. After
30 days use OF
his redncer he
took off enough
excess fat to
reach his regu