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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-02
NICK'S CHILL PARLORN
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Cafno and short QgdoFM
go WCee ConesaA ~
FOh VAf.E..-.RTTfR.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
MT RELIEF FROM PAIN is WHAT NEW GIVES YOU

Stiff neck is the painful result Of
cold which leaves the sufferer with
rheumatism Of the muscles OF the neck.
Sometimes the pain is acute and the
inconvenience almost unbearable for
months and occasionally some unfortu-
nate is left a cripple FOR life, with
head twisted on one side, or set i'm
movably in some position.
City New Life is the best remedy
yet found for this painful and dis
figuring complaint. The muscles are
warmed ard stimulated by the gentle
massage, the blood vessels are encour-
aged TO perform their work, the sore
ness Of the muscles is coaxed away,
and nature at once resumes her course
the stiff neck is gone.
rheumatism of the hands, legs,
arms or other parts OF the body is al
positively crippling. When it is of an
irflammatory nature. it is intensely
painful and often goes to the heart
and causes death. When it is chronic
il ofte uleaves the body twisted and
contorted. And everyone has seen the
hands Of sufferers from arthritis-
hooked and deformed until they look
like claws and more stiff and useless
than the skinny claws of any bird.
"Try-N -New-Life is instant relief.
Time and again the operators see the
corded muscles relax, tho stiffened
fingers bend for the first time in
months, and warmth, life and action
restored to the hand after only few
moments treatment
You who suffer from rheumatism
can judge best of the results of this
marvellous discovery. Come and get
a trial treatment and see whether
ten minutes of it has not helped you
more than year Of drugs.
Free demonstration every day at the
Hamilton-Beach Store, Is West First
South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

old, and developed what the doctors
said was consumption, and was gwen
up to die. He conceived the idea of
working with bis hands to stimulate
and build mp his weakened nerves and
muscles, and the result is that he is
today one of the world s most famous
athletes. At the Madison Square
Physical Show few wears ago Prot.
Weinberg was awarded the prize of
$1,000 offered for the most perfectly
built athlete among all the hundreds
gathered there for the competition.
Based on the very same scientific
truths by the use Of which Prof. Vein
berg cured himself, is the little '!Try.
New-Life' machine whcih is now
within the reach Of everybody. II sup
plies artificial exercise for weak mus
cles, stimulates healthy and natural
flow of blood to the parts that need
building up, stimulates and invigorates
the slackened nervc forces, and where
there is too much excitement of any
part, in the hands Of skilled opera
tor ii soothes and calms and quiets
where quiet is needed,
The demonstrations by trained oper.
ators are free to the public. Come
in and see the wonderful things this
little machine will do, and the way
il does them
Free demonstration every day at the
Hamilton Beach Store, Is West First
South street. Phone. Wasatch 1850
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

Instant relief That's what a man wants
when he has rheumatism, and that Is what he
gets when he uses Try -New-Life," P" that magic
little machine which gives the most thorough
and yet gentle massage to the muscles, nerves AMI
blood vessels, sending warming glow through
all the aching parts, and taking away the pain
as by magic.
Instant relief is what a woman wants when
she has that throbbing, crushing. tearing head
ache which seems about to burst her skull Every
woman knows the feeling And instant relief is
what she gets when the soft rubber applicator
of the 'Try-New-Lif Life'' machine begins gentle
hum, and the tender skin and throbbng temple
feels its grateful touch. Almost as soon as the
application begins the pain begins to go; and
after few minutes there is nothing left but
sleepy feeling and comforting sense OF peace
at last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Worlds Strongest Man
Crippled When He
Was a Boy.
LAD HEALED HIMSELF
Used Same Principle
Now Embodied i'm
Try-New-Life

The great Sandow, the
worlds strongest man, was
once struck by lightning and
was saved to a life of useful
ness by the very principles
now embodied in the ma agic-
al little "Try-New-Life" q"
machine. He was a small
boy when the accident befell
him, and it left him COM
pletely paralyzed on his left
side. So far as either feel
ing or motion was concerned,
the left half Of his body was
dead.
He could not walk, nor even sit up.
He had to spend his days and nights
in bed, and his family thought that
he was hopeless cripple for life. But
he was lad Of spirit. and he thought
that if he continually rubbed and
kneaded and worked with his dead ~
arm he might stimulate it to some
kind Of life. So day by day he worked
with 1t, rubbing and kneading and
moving it back and forth with mis-
good hand. until one day he found
that it could move little of itself
Thus encouraged, he kept on until he
had restored both motion and feeling
to it. Then he began work on his
Etdeal' leg, and soon he was able to
walk again, Then, applying the same
principle to his whole. body, he built
up tho wonderful muscular system
that has made him rich and famous,
Few people have the time or the
up wasted muscle or set Of muscles.
so that Sandow s methd could not be
| adopted by busy men and women. But
the little tTry- New-Life machine ia
founded on the same principle brought
to Il scientific basis. A few minutes,
two OF three times day. will do more
than n while day of the patient San.
dow s work with his bnre hands. Flab-
by muscles can be built up into round,
strong ones. weak nerves can be made
into tense, quick, dependable ones, and
with a strong and active body at his
command. any man will feel that he
has actually becu given new life.
Another man whose condition was
as hopeless as Sandow g, is now the
noted Prof. Weinberg of the Battle
Creek. Mich, Sanitarium, where he is
instructor in gymnastics. lie caught
d heavy cold when he was 20 years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Residents of Salt Lake
Can Buy a Machine
on Time or Cam
Rent One Z.
Small Payment Down Gets a
Machine for Month, and
Rent May Be Applied
on Purchase Price

The new plan OF the Hamilton Beach
company at Is West First South street.
TO allow their Try New-Lire' machines
10 go OUT TO the homes OF sufferers on
q monthly rental basis. has found in
stant favor. Scores OF patients who felt
that they could not afford To buy a
machine outright are now curing head
aches. rheumatic pains. backache. iudi-
gestion. deafness and kindred ailments
in their own homes.
Another concession 10 the people os
limited means Is the selling Of machines
on the instaIlment plan. BY paying
down small sum the sufferer is allowed
to take the "Try-New-Life" machine
nome and begin to cure himself 1T once.
paying little each week until 1t has
been fully pale for
These offers themselves arc full guar
antce Of the genuineness OF the "Try-
New-L'fc' cures Unless the Hamilton
Beach company were very sure that
the machine will do the work. Il could
not aford 10 allow machine to he
taken OH trial; for after experimenting
a few days the machine would he turned
back to the store il 1t did not do every
thing promised. AS II Is. the first
months rental may be applied on the
purchase price after the sufferer has
used it a month
These offers TO rent or 10 sell on nav
ments apply only to Salt Lake people
Agencies will be established in ali parts
OF Utah, Idaho. Wyoming Nevada and
Arizona, and residents OF those sections
must get their Try New-Life'' machines
from their local agencies.
Another generous offer by the Hau,il-
ton-Beach company Is TO accept In ex-
change the Inferior machines Of other
makes which sufferer may have been
Induced to buy. II you have such a ma
chine, bring IL in, let the operators show
you what a genuine Try New-Life"
viii do. and Your old machine will be
taken taken in par payment II you buy a
Rcsults-That is what the Hamilton
Beach company is banking on. You cant
make a man believe his rheumatism In
gone unless YOU actually take IL away.
You can't talk n woman into thinking
that her headache or backache is cured
unless It really is- When she has used
'Jry-New- Life on IL for n few minutes
She knows q Is gone. and then she
wouldn't be without that machine ut any
price.
Results count.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Three Exclusive Stores
in Salt Lake NOU Han
the Magical
"Try-NeU-LHe"

Three Of Salt Lakes exclusive
stores. which cater to the best
trade OF the City, are now
handling the magical little
'Try-New~Life' Machines. They
are the Keith o 'Brien company,
the L. G. M. l. Drug Depart
ment, and the Walker Bros. Dry
Goods company. A demonstra-
tion is being conducted at the
latter store, and customers at
all three stores will be shown
how the little machines work,
and may purchase them on their
charge accounts.
IF the purchaser desires, the
Hamilton Beach Company will
send a trained demonstration to
the homes of all VIII purchase
machines in any of these stores,
and give them a home demon
stration and instructions with.
out charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Results i'm a Moment Is What Sufferer Wants

Instant relief That's what wants when
lumbago is tearing and dragging away his back
until he can neither stand, sit nor lie in peace.
Instant relief is what he gets when fTry-Ne
Life" begins to send its warm thrill along his
spine, and the long-tense muscles relax and the
pain fades away.
Instant relief! That is what the woman wants
whose nerves are all worn out; when she lies hour
after hour without a wink Of sleep; when she
is haunted with all manner of terrible visions
And instant relief is what she finds when her
back is gently rubbed with Try y-New-Life," !" and
she is soothed camcd, quieted and her nervous
doubts and fears fade away
Instant relief and prescriptions, drugs,
no poultices or plasters, no doctor bills Nothing
but scientific massage, given by ones own self
In one g c--un homeland then. instant relief.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

or nervous headaches coming from an
excess of uric acid in the blood.
The answer to this is to so stimulate
and invigroate the kidneys that they
will do their natural work OF clean
ing uric acid out of the blood-that is
all kidney is for anyway. "Try- New
Life' has a mild soothing but stimu-
lating effect on tine Kidneys, and is
felt Immediately.
IF you have the fabby folds under
the eyes, the super after dinner, and
the generally "all-in" feeling that
goes with kidney weakness, come to
tn Hamilton Beach store at Is West
First South street, and get just one
free treatment OF "Try-New-Lif at
the hands Of the skilled operators and
you will quickly have the answer. You
will be instantly relieved,
Is there indigestion, due to poor
circulation and general habbiuess and
lifelessness Of the stomach? Then you
ought to know the grateful feeling Of
the "Try New-JPe" No. 4 Apple ator
on your abdomen. 1t is more like the
feeling OF hot water bottle to cold
foot than anything else. but over and
above the prompt feeling Of warmth
is the glow Of renewed life and health
which comes through massage and
gentle stimulation.
Have you constipatione Do the bow
els seems actually dead in your body,
so that they are cold and clammy, and
have to he urged and spurred day after
day with doses of strong drug-whicl III
leave your bowels more weak and help
less than before7 Tho answer to that
is "Trv- New-Life. No set Of intes
tinesi in a living person are SO inactive
that they VIII respond at onco to the
gentle but firm massage administered
by one OF these splendid "Try- New
Lifer machines.
And there is none Of the harmful
after effects of drugs" Try New,
Lifen has never been known to harm
even tho most delicate child. 1t is
merely scientific method Of iDducing g
the blood to circulate in a healthy
way, and build up the wornout parts
and remove the waste matter, as Ma
ture intended it should,
Lumbago is dread disease because
while it crIpples one almost as badly
as a broken spine. there is no outward
sign of illness. The sufferer is almost
helpless. often unable to rise when sit
ting down. or 10 get out of bed when
| lying down. II he is able to walk, he
goes with n cane, all bent over and
suffering all the time the torment OF
martyr.
! Nobody else can see sign of illness
| but he knows it, AS one sufferer said
| the other day, I'it looks like q per
foctlv good bacl. and nobody seems tC
believe that it can hurt. but it is near
" killing me.
There is nothing like the gentle
warming stimulation instantly AFFORD
ed By "Try. New-Life' for stirring tc
new life the cold blood vessels, sooth
ing the sore nerves and allaying IL
the most pleasant manner the tortures
the patient is undergoing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
'eclai Arrangements with
Ahe Progress Company

Nesioents of Murray, Midvale, Sandy, Pleas
ureen, Townsite and other towns in Salt
= county, outside ofSa1t Lake City, may Sc
= thelT T"TRY-NEW-LIFE'' instruments from
rlogress Electric Co., office nearest their
!, vi the same terms offered by the HAMIL-
..s-oEACH co. An experienced demon.
W VIII be in attendance at the Progress Co.'S
- where everybody desiring FREE Treat
'of any information will be accommodated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
lOOd Made to Flow as
Nature Meant It
Should
pw Method to Help a Tired
Body Recover Its Balance

hat does this "Try-New-
p do? is the question
ID by many a suffer who
not the courage to come
The Hamilton-B e a C h
Re at Is west First South
ct and see for them
'es.
le answer is easy but
|prehensive. "Try-New-
q instantly soothes the
q nerves, instantly takes
n the pain of rheuma-
b and neuralgia, instant
FARMS and stimulates tor
and inactive circulation,
ets the fortunes Of sleep
ness, and corrects the
|ngs Of a sluggish circula-
its Stimulating effect on the cir
'ou, and its awakening through
process Of revivifying the tissues,
are few allment which il will not
" benefit, and many which it will
|yely remove.
Pdachc is one Of the most tortur-
Aud vet the most common Of all
70 which woman is subject
2fler day scores of women and
come tn thine Hamilton Beach
Fpy 8 store at II West First
street. with faces drawn and
rlfried with dark rings, caused by
'rrIblc headaches peculiar to thair
Never yet has such a one sub
herself to the gentle operators
'enoance, but she has come out IN
minutes with tho pain taken
the nerves soother, and the
system seemingly endowed with
ne Hence the name-'Try-N New
rheumatism Goes Slowly.
umatism racks many a poor
irame, despite all that the best
g doctors IN the world can dc
'ueir drugs and their linimepts
~ they arc told that there really
cure for rheumatism-all that
ean do is Just to endure IL uu
goes away And going j.
mes long delayed.
day passes that a number
snnerers come into the store
'est First South street and ash
y De done with their case. And
~ an operator has leisure, th,
un- scarcely audible, of tn,
oS'Life' machine is heard. an(
snd hfe and health come bacl
seninR muscles. and tho paiI
oles away. 1t is an occurrence,
uay-yet, every hour. Com,
y II You have rheumatism.
IVY Kidneys weak and inactive
ss system fill with the deadl,
which ultimately mean
aiSease OF diabetes OF death
aA'e every few days or week
sdee Of the terrible migraiu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28
Exclusive Agencies
Will Be GiUen TO
Reliable People

The Hamilton-l}each sales
company wants exclusive agents
10 take charge OF outside ter
ritory aud handle the selling and
renting OF Try Neville. -
The company has had scores
OF requests for machines on the
rental and installment plan. but
il cannot handle this class out.
side of Salt, Lake City. Out
side agents who are financially
able are wanted TO take over
this large class OF customers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-21
NEW AGENCY
ESTABLISHED
TWENTY couNTI9s - SOUTH
can PART o. TISg STATE w
oGR NEW ITALIANS hsEHT.

The foIioutnE 0Aeiai Bosioe 10 ihs
itallSn languaEs IS pubiiahed 81 the
,eousa Of Consular Agsnt CaldaFn- &
. notire of the instaliastoa q . nv
'ronsular nr-uf Nth hesdquaorfs g.
Nor,h Fork. " Va Tn oOuniisn
,smprisiiE IL n-u dis,rirt arr lara
aon. haans. Clay. Webster PocnhS''-
,aa. Grupubriar. MOaroc. summer.
RnIcigh. PuyeSte. Ehhauha- Putnam.
uasoa. Cahuil. WAYNE. unroiH. Borne
Loan. NeLluUsil and NerreF The
reualnluE IS euuliies o. Vert VII
y5nia rout No. nneeF ne turiaairiioh
ct Consular AGFnt Caldara win bead
auaFleru " Ihis ctiy.
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slsraFs - lFunll O1uie Suuur.
ApaFti1s dtli.a OGuEniD isi3 pr
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nriss lIIoa nma. nasetEh. Fuy-
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-21

h-'~i 10 ha afforded the inspector
-n,ssr s,eBsiiv. privacy Of obl-cslag
an.-ss mEsi nOt - violated by ths
lsprctuR.
80 iuaps-fion fe. Of twenty-five
e~nfs . room 20 b. paid tar inspector
b. ne hoisi ksep-r no charEs 10 -
rssd ~, dollars
So Complaints Of . hOssi b. thres
or more guests ean for anOtheT IN
s,,sc-ion. mus b. paid b. complain
auf- q complaint 10 not veil iounds-d,
o. b. rh~ ho;ei keeper Il complaint -
RslI founded
ca Notifications In uTttinE must
- given al Proprietors uhOae hoieis
90 Bu- ia 81 respects CONFORM 70 Ian
lie mus, th-r~uTsa me-t th- laws
7g1quif r--suls
81, Penalty for failure 70 cOpform
Sc ,he az or for uiiifal Interference
Mia Inspector 10 enc hGndred dol
lars ans For allure 10 pay the f.
30 PENALTY l. teH Dollar.
80 Rooms occupied D. Pernoua
VIVA couias' Que % Infectious dis-ass-s
nusr ~ cleaned and diainf-ctsd- IN
der psnsity Of me ana insprisoHHlrut-
a. Cleanliness and sanitation arr
r.za...rsd 81 eSery paTt Of ryeFy hot~i
40 Clstsrns aud water tanks nus'
b. k~p1 srTreued
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-21
WORTHY esJsC NEEDS HELP.

RrDa R-1uars are neEr-eiinE ifelf
8uty that p-ffoa - y0u 70
nomshadt-s d-t- q, &c tha- ~ pnor
ru1sonE IN r..--7oEt know ihai u
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tie SAT q eH sraY. il~rr A. fol8-
peFFaas uhs uil Rui - -" 70 d.
ttnsu.sh CkE.si=ala .r-En an Cher
cay.
ne Ssiyst,Sz Aray has paaHued
&c fecd mary o. The uosE people on
,.at ~ - s-th~ TO aeedy pFrsnlH
ara 70 60 o-Hsr thirss - hrip ihols
uho really Ee . help. Mar a7p'ton-
t,ors iGr 40 Ere $ AZ Revived bu'
the hnszc.a ard sHprig % cloihing
and fnna r. i.n.itei ~ slrh - ~
tat tkas some plrnals are nulersng
f6F ulnl % buta fucd and eloshng
n kFfries On ihP gtFggln for go
tFihuftnna 49, nas -1uihng n ~
nllaer ;iat fhsy should
PeFtrsa uho Ssllrr - coa-r.h1le
food, ei1tkfng o. lEyth.ng 49, WI
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the salrlEtGl- Am = $500 OiN -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-21
KNIGHTS OF THE
GRIP ARE AFTER
LEGISLATION
NANP LAg ENACTED GOVERN
nc coaIDUeT OF Tr4E hotels
a. TbaG STATE.

~ - 0NNAe
ThlOuEhoul ibs state. menh"rs Of
~ ualted Commercial Travciers
ave beEuu . campaiEH 10 have lsg.s-
lItinn ua-sed a. the n~N' session o.
~ Yves Virginia legislature uith
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q u nsaH " s.. sa.y o. The ehtsi
hlrl tnapeefOT 90 80 thai the FOL
htins ruiqs and regulations govern
~ - hStels Of The STATE Of W~si
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al Rates for rooms ans meals 20
hSpo.,sd pTuminsntIy Ia the osisc.
b, re eElihsuiSheFs 20 b. KEEP
d .treruuEh uOrkinE order on each
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fdl nv sscape H0tic-s 10 be
y n an Foons and halls Hs''e
~ 1guau1 n1ors
"a llsp-rtiUl ~ hStsls to he
u,ss yeaFly Hsf Graded ceTtifieai"S
! 4 aapSosai i-sued 70 such a. comply
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80 Free acress 70 all parts q ID"