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Evening journal., 1912-02-23
nanieI And Nina I.ions.

The Rev. DR.. Len G. Broughton, the
famous Atlanta clergyman. who. has
accepted a call TO one OF the biggest
churches in London. is noted for his
epigrammatic way Of talking.
One day he remarked TO one of bis
friends Can you tell me the reason
WHY the lions didn't eat Daniel?"
mo sir. Why was it?'
'B cauee the most Of him was
backbone and the rest was grit"
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
noe SHOOTS A GUN.
Pulls the Trigger Of a Gun Set fol
Prairie Wolves.

Pulls the Trigger Of a Gun Set for
Prairie Wolves.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Feb. 2S.--lt
Is seldom that one dog shoots and
kills another. but that is what hap
rened near Dugald, a town 30 miles
east OF he e.
A shotgun had been tied to a stump
for the purpose OF killing prairie
wolves which came to feed of a car
cass.
From the trigger of the gun a string
entered the barn a distance of 200
feet When a wolf was seen eating
at the carcass it was planned to pull
the string and kill the animal.
While one dog was enjoying a meal
of the carcass another playfully
caught the string in its mouth and
began prancing around. The owner
called the dog. but before he could
attract his attention the weapon was
discharged and the feeding dog fell
dead.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Nv q
And cradles rock nearer to the tomb
Our birth is nothing but our death begun
Young
r. d. Collins, of Tionesta. Pa. now in his eighty
first wear is roputcd worth 50 100000 and dresses usu
ally like the tiller OF the soil He went to Forest
county IS years ago and made his millions in the lum-
Der business He is engaged in the reforesta-
ton of much OF his immense tracts of lands and has
planted many hundreds Of trees.
.-:--.--.
Floyd Carpente "A years old has become farm
manager having closed a deal for the purchase OF
fS5-acre farm Baraboo Wis, at cost OF about
$4,000 for which he will pay installments, the
hired two families to the farm under his direc-
ton
Miss Ellen f. Mason, president of / he Civic League,
Newport r L. has asked the City Council TO appro-
pirate $4,000 the first years salary of woman pro-
lection officer This officer is TO look after un-
employed girls, 70 visit them in their homes and to go
among them giving helpful suggestions
There never has been devised any law which will
enable man succeed by the exercise ct those
qualities which have always been the prerequisites
of success-the qualities of hard work. of keen inte-
gence. Of unnnching will.-Roosevet
:-:-:-:
live in the crowd OF iolity; not much TO enjoy
company TO shun myself.-Johnson
:-:-:-:
Labor TO keep alive in your breast that little spark
of celestial FIRE, Conscience.-George Washington
:-.-:-:
The world is a comedy 20 those who think tragedy
10 those who foel--Walpoe.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
WASHINGTON A STORM CENTER

TATAsHINcToN CITY lays claim to being the
w storm center of the political campaign al
though New York city always likes to think that
II is it in politics and in everything else Six
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Yerger'a 40 Shipiey street, for Pio-
tures, Frames aud Artist supplies
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
): Personal and Pertinent ::

While man Is growing life is In decreases
And cradles rock us nearer to the tomb
Our birth is nothing but our death begun.
-Nouug
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Perkins has been sore trial to our
serious instincts. but we must con-
fess we feel a pang at having him
killed off in this summary manner.
r S. Won Innes.
Evening journal., 1912-02-23
GUNPeWDER And KID

Fire Horses, Unhonored and IN
sung, Make Way for Motor Equine
and Hose Auto. Headline in New
York Mail.
All right. we bite. What is a
Motor Equine2
Evening journal., 1912-02-23

Perkins says that what our repeat
ed entreaties, threats and citations
of horrible examples have failed 70
effect. has at last been accomplished
by the linotyper and the proofreader.
He declares that he will never again
speak for publication.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
PROPERTY IS
WORTH. {. sss,glDs;OO0
On market 4.
Interesting Comparative Fig
urss on Chino and Bay Con-
sOHdatsd; Will Take SS
Years to Exhaust Each.

silver City, N. M. Nov. iO.--A query
which II often heard In copper cir
Giles. especially among those Interested
In the success Of pOrphry mines, 4
whether or not. based upon actual OPP
srations and ore reserves, Chino d
cheaper at ~ than Ray at 20. The
recent new high record price for
Chino OF SIS. giving the property a
stock market value OF Sss.OO0, zoe,
combined with evidence OF a little
more life In the market for Ray. In
viteP a comparison Of the two prop'
critics.
These epo properties are unueaalIy
enaeoptihls % c0mpaFiSOns as-vllthi the
exceptions OF the mining Snstlaaea eIn'
,DlOyod in the ore 0xtrnc1ion,i cqndi.
1ionn aFoadutae anAloSoaia. whos nllvel
plty Ent@rpFlse enyogy ~ ttAsaisftS'
Ray Consolidated stands Second
Alily u Utah copper % thb 4inbAnt D
era 6etelaned, hAFipG a. Rgea llll,s
% .ooo. 0oa k1Ilo a =
tot,Q ~ Chlh6. 1hS Grads vi ~.
~ otk bsopBtties issunaraelIb hldl
SoY Dosphqy miRes-v2,ab pag egIll
tN f.fft u'fsis AZ U|U&tN|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

q Agriculture.

In 1905: and Si2.02 in 1909. Tho
Western division OF states has an
average rate fnf above the average for
the United states in. 1909. namely,
32i.55; the rates for the North At
lantic and North Central divisions arc
n little above the national average.
while In the South Central division the
average In t9.92; and In the South At
iantic division, 1926. The foregoing
rates are with board.
When the domestic labor OF women
was employed by the day, the day
rate OF wages wRE 90 cents In 1909;
76 cents In 1906; and "a cents in 1909.
The report declares that In farm
household matters the situation. II
acute with regard TO tho supply of
hired labor. Country girls as well rs
city girls seem to regard household la
Dor for hire as undesirable. Joined
with this fact II the other one that the
women OF the farmers family are
neither able nor willing to repeat the
manual labor performances OF their
grandmothers on the farm. Besides
this, the farmers standard OF living
has risen, certainly on the medium
and better sort OF tapms In the north
and west; and In a perceetible degfee
the women OF the farmers family
have engaged in social functions
which are beginning 10 be incompdt-
ible with the performances Of house
hold labor without the aid of a SER
want. The social obligations under
taken by them are for the grange,
the women's clubs, the MacabeeE, the
woman's Christian Temperance union,
the local church, the farmers clubs.
and a list that might be much ex-
tended
The oId-ume domestic industries
are all but forgotten. The women OF
the farm make no more soap, can
dies, or I've, and 80 on with long list
OF domestic products Of former days;
II In rare that one OF the your"er wo-
men knows how to knit. Throughout
large areas the pride of the house
wife In great store Of preserves, dried.
and picked fruits, berries. and veg
etables exists chiefly In history and
dependence is placed mostly upon the
local store for the products OF the
cannery and the evaporator.
II Is protested that tho frequently
published statement that farm life has
made the women OF the farm especial
ly prone to insanity Is calumny.
There Ia no statistical authority for
the assertion, and the author OF this
bulletin has endeavored for nearly
score OF years to discover the orisi-
nator OF the fabrication, with indica-
lions that the irresponsible author
vgaa for many years a popular writer
on domestIc subjects.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

FOR sALE--ChoIce Jersey COW. sos
South Broadway. o. y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
LET NM KNOW YOUR WANTS

In Chino against 2.2 per cent for Ray
Assuming 20 per cent extraction
OF tho copper contents Of the ore,
Chino may be- said to have 1890. 0O0,-
900 pounds Of unmined copper In re-
serve, as compared with 1850, 600. 900
pounds for Ray Consolidated. At the
maximum rate OF production now an
icipated--65.O 900. 900 pounds per an
mum for Chino. anu 100000. 900
pounds for Ray--it would take about
20 years 10 exhaust each property.
Chino's ore can be very largely
mined by steam shovel methods. and
this, In combination with its Algh cop
per qualities. undoubtedly will give
to that property the distinction OF be-
ing the lowest cost producer IN the
world. Recent costs for a single
month have been under six cents per
pound, but the management makes no
claim That this ve.y low figure can be
permanently malntnlned. These cal
ouiatlOhs are based on q cost OF 81
dsnta per pound during tile life OF the
pf6petty. 'sThfs would indicate q profit
during iatperlod' on a. IT, per. cent
copper market OF ,TSs 600, 600. which
aAnottlEGd al per cent gives 70 breax
sIt Rofthc of SBI.U0TDOO. -6fT'S70 per
share On Ciilno's outstanding $4,000
aharog, aAeir IaG, all bohdy .e0pYerted,
.THfough' variety; OK IihaV6Edpbls
bat now oefma-IeHtly FeTnSdied dlfaa
eultIea, R.y Consolidated has been
unable 10 give a satisfactory account
Of itself In the matter of costs, etc.,
but when operating at capacity ~
copper should not cost more than 8 Il
cents per pound. II ~ not n steam
shovel proposition, however, and for
that reason, OF course, cannot hope
10 approach the low mining costs OF
It's sister pt6psrty. o.,
During tho next twenty-five years.
Ray on tSseent copper should be able
Theoretically 70 earn pTpht OF $751;
coo, 900, which amortized at per
cent gives present worth OF $4,000
eco, or sec per share OF 100000 out
standing shares. -
From the above. therefore, Ray
Consolidated may be argued TO be REL
atlvely a little cheaper than Chine all
though neither stock has apparently
wholly dIRneunled. future prospects. y
mast Do fesAsmbeEsd. moreover, that
any change In the aEsraee price OF
copper auFlng thu next few years
hieailB, changae the gAlcpiation o. fhq
present worth of cash stock. THUS. a
AltsnWe aaVornsa woAld Eedue9t tpe
/ J1las 81 Chi6ol geoul 10 ~ eat aNd 81
Il ny from a. % 80, while on the Oshei
kara = fO.e6nt market NOuld advance
ll,sIf ,oalnlo ~ 3 and " Eegpeetiyalx
! freef ip---eysi ft6
w Nt AS nEial
~ he. NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

ypeegwooe No. t,..,...... Ae1e GA
pnderwoo4 Ne. y,.....''...A4 81
pHver No. y,sss.s,.'..9..s 49,
elninelen fas.ss.i,,., ttslsS
n 81 W, Gold. RAons tta.
.tystslt ,'.t NJ. Afst tsssft Z n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
MADRY COMBINES
TWO newspapers
At CLOVIS
Result Is to Be Known as the
Clovis Journal With State
Senator as Sole Proprietor;
Moose Have Masquerade.

Especial COPTeapOndeRes 90 the Herald
Clovis. N. NJ, Nov. lO.-Mr. Il, j.
MnbTy who was about TO establish a
third paper nj Clovis under the name
Of 1.-THE Clovis Cull," has purchased
the interest Of Hon, w. ID. McBee In
the Clovis Journal Mr.. Mabry Will
consolidate these two papers and will
put his new paper the Journal right
In the front rTks Of New Mexico
newspapeTdOm, He VIII be the sole
owner, editor and manager OF the
new combination.
Loyal Order Of M0tIee MaeiueFade.
The Loyal order OF Moose gave II
maAq ueTade dance last Tuesday night
that WIN, bS,,loRG THtAsInbebod by the
IA ncerNE. [gh n rdAF,pe yFAaIgiveh IN the
FlkS' hVll. and 4Lhe has sAsRG faxed 10
|at6 Observation-Disclosures. There
Wore clowns, Indiangs ~ itIa n IN ghts.
SOwer,. N.lrlS,c & e. bsaealoh tA.a r, negroes
tSls1tA. ere. ,UkNFF aSI1t 49, Sij good time
aAAhssA gSbd HtHSE tbsH't linG.; = A. test
danes1wa Gipaa 90 stsa vito were thH
best dancers. A. Dfnudaf and' partner
Miss Bryant EeeeivBds the prizes, II
box of cigars ,Rnd'DRlg OF kid gloves
respectiVelyt ~ -'s.rf
p. f., socialist MeellhR. ~
The meeting OF the 'naOpiaiists Gf
Clovis was held IN the Moose hall
Saturday. Mr.. Stlnson addressed as
semblega on sooiallanl aba the talk
WIS Eplendidl ,'7'" tFfft So
- THE New Road.
The r. r. a. 7, TaiifpAa viIl be rock
ballaated from sweStyhtsp 20 Tub.
book n distance OF ISa's miles. the
work to begin actively ab0ut tba mid.
die OF November, FHb new cutoff
from Lubbock to Tsnicos which will
be laid with ninety-popna rails. IL
being rapidly pushed 10 compilation
about Is per cent Of tbe grading hay
Ing been finished W tf
A. q Mothers Needing
the wife OF a noted NewaYoFk dIvins
taid 10 her llStensrM Watch care
fully your, dauGhter't physical de-
yelopment., Mothers SHOULD zee thai
nature u Raalsted. n necessary, "a
berIerm It's offices ana keep, theiI
daughters we'll Informal AZ 10 mat,
tefa pertaining 10 hedIthgl. -"
irregularities and Iln are sur'
suymptoftan OF some 0r4a1ln trOubll
And nlothers may deJ.bn ubon LgdiS
\ &. pinkhnsn'a VaGetabl4 ubmpOuhd
1 she standard remedy Tor W9lnntl'a lllS
1 70 restore the aystsEp ~ healthy
! hormal condition, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Z Jnat recsiVed---New lot OF Navajo
RuRb. ciarks'e cuFlO stoTA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
WANTED

WANTED--WOmnn for houBewOrk; ;
good wages. Mrs. ~. W. Fes, $40
w. Coal. Phone gs4.
WANTED-Fof u. 8. Army. able-
bodied unmarried men between
ageh OF IS and Sc; citizens OF United
stntes, OF good character and tenn
perate habits. who can speak, read
and write the English Language, For
information apply TO Recruiting Of
fcor. Barnett Bldg, Albuquerque,
N. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
Personal Property Loans.
MONiSY no loan.

MONEY 10 LOAN n
On furniture, pianOA otganG horpea,
wagons and OaheE cnGttelsi also en-
salaries and WarOnOuas foeeiptai -
Tow AZ $1,000 ana AZ high a. ylbO.o0,
Loans are quickly maze ano striopy
private Tims--one month 90 one
YpaF given. Goods 10 remain In yotE
possession. Our rates are reaSonGplO
Gall and see ~ before borrowinG,
Steamship ucksIs TO and from hlI
parts of the world.
PRIVATE orFIcDB--opsa 1VOaiHgs
THE HOU6RzHOLD LOAN CO..
ROoms . and q, GE@sS nniIAlna.
S0sM West Central Avsnna,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

d = . t.I.tA Il. y fNI ..nl.i
Sa,s60--s.roUn, a-story frame dwell
ling. bath, aleetNd iiGhtaI corner lot;
ith ward on car line.
t2.s00--e-rOom brick. modern. cor
neryy ''ahnde, Outbulldinga; 9Th ward;
fNe9un - .s".. f-a - 80 ". tliiltF. ~
sAspo--.S-Foom cement block mod.
Srn on good, corner In HlGhlsnda.
tiaOe--S-rooSn we'll built adobe, lot
tb0xlya, good outbuiidines, near UNI
Vernlty; terms. ttNh ".
$4,000 - S-Poom brlck dWOllsAH,
modern, hot water heat, good loces
ton; Fourth ward. ,.'H
0t.00o--S.Fo0rE . story ortok. mod.
srn. corner lot. West Central avenue;
$1,000 cash. balance Q rar cent u
sd,OOO-1.roOm. 3-ssorH sIueco an.
ism residence; lot 7BxiA3; hot water
hest; good outbuilGinES, close ihi
$500 cash, balance 9 per cent
t2,OO0--6-Foom trans. modern; 30
foot lot; fourth wGrd. near car line;
t3O0 caRh, balance s9Ay pagmanIA
MONEY 10 EnAI
Bpan MaUnANC
A. FieisCher
taa SOUTH FouIsTR OEssEnN
Sazs % New POSaomOss PnoNa 0sA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

IEasAld Want Aa. II
WIN ybu FashltA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

The meeting OF the gea0niaIists NJ
Clovis was held In the Moose hal
Saturday. Mr.. Rtlns0n addressed as
semblega ON sociallaSnl abd the talh
,yRs EplondIdI ,ts'" RrEi 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
FIFTY REPLIES
NEXT DAY.

W .s-.
81 10, happens every day
~ 70 ia the case Of sOmc
.pa,tOr u the Herald ciAs.
Stacd columns. II you are
skcptlcal about tho selling
or Ruytng power Of a 1T
tie want al, Il will cost
you mighty little 10 prove
the facts 60 your own saS-
isfactidu. Simply call up
Phone io7-I6s and Tell
tue Man. ,...
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FOR SALE CHBAP--Lun0h car,
Studebaker trucks, Apply S2e South
Arnu. 10y IA
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
W. {. T, U. Program

The regular monthly meeting of the
w. g. Il. y. will be held with Mrs.
Burdiok on Second st. Friday, July
18th at $50 Z. NJ. Topic, Woman S
Suffrage. Leaders, Miss Agnes Por-
ter and Mrs. X. Munroe.
Devotionals led by Mrs. Robertson.
Roll call Minutes, Business. etc
The Program will consist of de-
bate on the question Resolved that
"Women Should Have the Right To
Vote" M isses Agnes Porter and
Violet Grigsby and Mrs. e. E. Hall
on the affirmative side Of the gues-
ton and Mesdames Empy, w. Sloan
and Joynt on the negative. Inter
spersed with music consisting of vo-
Cal solos by the Misses Verchel Lor-
raine and Anna Berg. also an
instrumental solo by Mrs. Andrew j.
Sulfern. All women whether they
are interested In the suffrage question
or not are invited TO be present.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
ANNUAL MEETING
OF School District No. 4 Showed
Progressive Spirit,

The annual meeting Of School Dist.
No. 4, held Monday evening, was
well attended aud considerable in
terest manifested.
Annual reports Of Sec'y Crossman
and Treasurer Hoyt were read and
adopted. 1t was voted to include in
the annual published report an item
IL ri statement OF the miscellaneous
expenses. 1t was also voted to have
the records of the monthly meetings
Of the Board published IN the local
papers.
Several resolutions were presented
by w. p. Squier endorsing on: school
system and management, each one
receiving practically unanimous en-
dorSements.
The recommendation Of the Board
for finances the coming year were
adopted.
Trustee G. L. Lorraine, who was
elected year ago, presented his res
ignation. which was accepted.
In the election Of trustees, f.. j.
Crossman was elected TO succeed him
self, and ". T. Sgpier TO fill the
vacancy caused by Mr.. Lorraines
resignation.
Our School Board is now composed
of the following gentlemen l.. A.
Hoyt, M. Murphy, Ira ID. Bartlett,
K. j. Crossman and W. p. Squier.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13

If fat women shakes when she
laughs. she really means it.
The theory that misery loves COM
pany accounts for some marriages.
If you can't marry the one you love,
try TO love the one you marcy.
Some women are SO eccentric that
they actually say things when they
talk.
An increasing number of people re-
port regularly Of the satisfactory re-
suits from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and cura-
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills
are carefully prepared medicine,
guaranteed to contain no harmful or
habit forming drugs. They can have
only beneficial effect when used for
kidney and bladder troubles. for back
ache, rheumatism. weak hack or lum-
bago Hite'S Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
Temple Theatre
Good Vaudeville and Moving
Pictures Being Featured

Manager Adams, always alive 90
the wishes OF his patrons, is furnish
ing some high class entertainments
at the Temple in both vaudeville and
moving pictures. He also recently
ordered some new oscllating fans and
will have these installed az soon as
they arrive this coming week.
Tonight Saturday tn, vaudeville
will consist OF Dunn and Brandon In
a singing and dancing sketch.
Monday and Tuesday Larriyee
aud Reid Will be presented in comedy
sketches. Another team-Duvall
and Wells, in comedy sketches will be
presented.
Two reels of motion pictures are
given with EACH program, and the lat.
ter are well worth alone the price OF
admission - 10 cents.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13

Mr.. Bryan can now go back TO the
lecture platform.
Money talks--unless "A miser gets
hold Of it aud chokes it to death.
Look at those Hull Detachable Um-
brella Handles at Mack's. They make
tine present.
Empey Bros. have now in stock
the Columbia Carpet made by the
Columbia Mills A genuine ingram
weave. Reversible with fast colOrs.
beautiful patterns and sold at the
very low price OF 35c.
Services will be held at the Christ
ian Science Rooms over Post Office
Sunday at 1910 a. IN. Subject of the
sermon-"Life." Sunday school is
held Immediately after service. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The ladies OF st. Joseph congrega-
ton will give an ice;cream social on
the fine lawn at the residence OF Mrs.
Joe Tess on the lake shore. Every
one is cordially invited TO come and
spend pleasant evening In this ideal
spot. Monday evening July 18th.
The midsummer Reduction Sale is
now on at M. II. Ashley 81 Cos.
This store is Offering remarkable val
ues in their high-grade merchandise
and the ladies will ind 1t TO the IN
terest of their pocketbook 10 call and
examine the goods and note prices.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
SETTLERS FROM IRELAND
Missionary Work is Being Car
ried on Across the Sea.

The illustrated lecture. western
Michigan, the Land OF Fruit and for
tune" was given in Parochial Hall,
Ballinode, County OF Monaghan, Ire
land, on Thursday evening, June 20,
by John 1. Gibson, secretary of the
Western Michigan Development Bu-
reau. The hall was filed with farm
ers, their wives, and families, and a
great interest in the resources Of the
Western Michigan country was E.
WINGED. Three hundred copies of the
illustrated magazine, western
Michigan, Fruit with Flavor" were
distributed,
Mr.. Gibson expresses himself as
follows regarding the prospects for
settlers from Ireland for the West
ern Michigan country.
"The North Of Ireland is splendid
field for missionary work. The farm
ers are leaving by the thousands for
Canada and Australia. More or less
OF a prejudice exists against the u
nited States and those in authority
are doing all they can 10 turn the tide
of emigration TO the British Coll
onies. Notwithstanding this, Wig
orous advertising campaign carried on
here in behalf OF Western Michigan
would produce good result. Those
who are MIGRATING are the flower Of
the farming community and for the
most part are possessed OF money, for
the north of Ireland is very prosper
Gus at present. But as the farmers
do not believe in race suicide there is
not enough land to 90 aground One
hundred pounds $500 per acre is a.
bout the average price OF the lands
suited for agriculture purposes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13

All dogs in the city OF East Jordan
must be muzzled on or before Satur-
day, July goth. Any owner failing TO
comply with this order will be dealt
with according To the ordinance.
HENRY w. Cook.
Chief OF Police.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
REV. CHAs. sAGER SAYS
Mn. c. A. ABBOTT, August 70, ssos
90 Ann ST., New York CITY.

bfk. z. A. ABBOTT, AuguSt 20, Ie0sa
90 Ann ST., New York City.
Dear Sir: have known for over 20 years of the
effects of Wilson'S Remedy Wilson's Preparations
of Hypophosphites and Biodgettll in case. of pull
monary troubles. At this point will say to you
what you have not before known Of; that a. years
since, while resident OF N. Y. City, waG
severely i'll with hung trouble. Physicians said
q eonsumptivs and my family physician told my wife
was directed to the Wilson Remedy, WHICH used
with splendid effect. have been on my feet and at
work ever since my egrs Yours truly. y
REV. CHAS. SACER,
Pastor NJ. z. Church, Hunter, Greene COL N, Y.
"My health is very good"
If you will write Mr.. Abbott he
will gladly furnish you any further
information you desire,
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. T. Porter Bennett, Pastor

Rev. 7. Porter Bennett. Pastor.
Sunday July l4th.
1920 a. IN. Quarterly conference.
The pastor will have charge.
ll;45 Sabbath School.
6:45 Epworth League. NJ. II. Rob-
ertson, leader.
1880 The pastor will take for his
evening subject The JOY Before
Christ"
You are cordially invited to attend
any of the above services.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
St. Joseph'S Church.
Rev. Timothy Krpboth,

Sunday July l4th
500 a. m. Low Mass and Sermon.
Communion for Holy Name Society.
1920 High Mass and Sermon.
$50 p. m. Holy Name Society
Sermon The Ten Commandments of
Socialism" Benediction.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-13
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