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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

up for some minutes. then put on appli-
| Gator No. 2, the bell shaped one. and treat
the spine Always make the strokes be-
gin at the neck and pass down TO the
base OF the spine. Take a least Is
strokes and 20 if you feel the need of
them Use long slow, soothing strokes,
and you will feel the gratfied nerves all
along the spine warming and thrilling
with pleasure under this unwonted mas
sage Worry and fatigue will pass away.
and in a few minutes Won will be sleepy
enough to turn off the current and you
will sleep like child
The operator viii tell YOU. when YOU
are given free treatment and the work
ings Of the machine shown to you, that
you may use any applcator which your
judgment tells you is needed some
times, when under ordinary circumstances
the hard No would be advised, the mus
cles are too sore to endure it, Then the
soft sponge No viii be found very
grateful When the circulation has been
partially restored, YOU will find that No.
J. and finally No. 4. can be used without
discomfort
In ease of the deeper and more pene-
uatihB dlSoFuefS, no. is the one 70 use
as soon as possible, for IT has much more
power, and will accomplish five times the
results Of the soft applicator in the same
time
Your own judgment viii also tell YOU.
after little experience, how long to
make a treatment last For the more
delicate tissues hve-minute treatments,
repeated five or six times day are ad-
vised In case Of muscular work, half an
hour is usually not too long
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
DEAFNESS ONE OF HARDEST TO
TREAT.

Deafness is one Of the most stubborn
cases to treat, because it requires eight
or ten treatments before you notice re-
suits. However, one single treatment
will stop the noise or ringing in this,
ear. A remarkable difference can be
noticed after the eighth treatment.
For deafness use soft sponge Appli-
Gator No, entirely; apply to both
ears at least four or five times day
a five minute treatment to each ear is
much better than fifteen minute
treatment. We advise short treatments
and often. You can also apply Appli-
Gator No. 1 up and down the spine
and around the neck, thoroughly treat
ing all the cords in the neck, also
thoroughly treating the back of the ear
not the ear itself, but right back of
the ear on the head. In great many
instances results have been accom-
plished in three or four treatments.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
THE CIRCULATION IS RESTORED.

In exactly the same manner the ac-
tivities of the liver, kidneys and spleen
are renewed, and their circulation re-
stored 1t soothes. revitalizes and in
vigorates these centers of life and takes
away the tendency to headache, feeling
of STIFFNESS and exhaustion.
Stiff neck-which is rheumatism OF
the muscles Of the neck-sore throat,
asthma. any of the affections of the
neck, feel instantly the beneficial ef-
fects when Thy New-Life" is given a
trial Relief from pain, feeling OF
warmth, comfort and the glow of health
are felt by the sufferer in a moment.
Sore feet stiff ankles, tender mus
cles, pain in the nstep. will all show
quick improvement under the magic
touch of TRY New Life"
Scalp troubles are relieved by Try
Kew Life Since dying and falling
hair are due to ack Of healthy eircu-
lation and nutrition it follows that
anything that stimulates the circulation
Of the scalp and makes the blood carry
more food to the roots of the hair will
help it to grow TRY -New-Life" does
this lin perfectly natural way.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Child Can Learn to Use Fayetteville" in an Hour

splendid for use about the face, in eradl-
eating wrinkles for the neck and throat
and in treating the skin on any part OF
the body. 1t is very soothing in case Of
overweight nerves.
No. is the softest and most delicate
Of all, and is of the greatest value in
treating the tender spots about the eyes,
ears, nose and throat 1t is very yield
ing rubber almost like damp sponge,
and its effect on tho face and neck is
most comforting.
No. 4 is the hardest Of all. and is en-
ployed when 1t is desired to reach deep
set muscular affections. and along the
tough muscles OF the spine and legs. II
pressure is given and fun power of the
machine is turned on.
No. is Of soft rubber, and has very
soft prongs for treatment of the scalp II
is especially meant for massage in case
Of falling hair. and is also used for the
hands and feet, particularly in treating
fingers and toes stiffened BY rheumatism.
No. is very like No. 8. but is larger.
1t is used much the same as No. :, and
is also useful in some form Of spinal mas
sage.
Insomnia few women there az
who do not know from bitter experience
what that means 70 lie in bed hour
after hour, tossing and turning and never
a wink of sleep, is torture.
TRY New Life is a relief beyond all
Your dreams for such a condition Use
first the mild soothing, sponge Ike APP
plicator. No ,. Pass If gently but firmly
from Inc center of the forehead back over
tine head and down the neck Keep this
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Free Treatments Given With All Patients Clothing On

button. and the power is ready to apply.
For use in houses where there is no cleo
trio current. the Hamilton Beach Com
pany has for sale small dry batteries
which will run the machine.
In either case with batteries or with
current. the patient chooses the appi-
Gator best suited to his ailment. whether
headache backache, rheumatism, or
whatever it may be. He turns on the
current, draws the applicator over his
throbbng temples. his weak back, or his
rheumatic joint, and he feels instantly
the thrill and glow of healthy circulation
and soothed nerves. II can not harm
him. it can not but do him good 1t is
easy simple, and in a few minutes the
best way of operating the machine is
taught each patient who calls even for
a free trial treatment
How shall 1 use 'Try-New- Life?' - is
naturally the first question sufferer
asks when the little machine is shown.
Not only will the operator explain ev,
erything. but there are printed directions
that go with each machine and besides
that, each individual is encouraged to
use his own iudgment-for harm can not
possibly be done.
In the first place, with each machine
goes six applicators. ranging from the
softest rubber to very hard. firm rubber.
Each has its own special use, and can
be employed in certain cases better than
any other
NO is hard rubber applcator, disc
shaped and is used for museum work mp
and down the spine
No. > is very soft shaped like hell.
and forms vacuum when in use. II is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

If YOU have headache, or backache, or
nervousness. or rheumatism, or pain in
muscles and joints, and would like to
have a treatment come to the offices Of
the Hamilton Beach Co. at No. Z Walton
ST. Atlanta. Ga. and a skilled operator
viii give you thorough treatment with a
"'Try- New-I4ife" machine DO not be
afraid of having to undress-the treat
ments are given with all the clothing on.
r. YOU are a woman. Won need feel no
timidity. for there are women operators
for the women, and in another room the
men are treated by men operators.
Come and try it, and you will be amazed
at the difference you feel after Just one
treatment
And the beauty of it is that the patient
applies the treatment himself. in the pri-
vacy of his own room, and makes it as
long or az short as mild or as vigorous.
as he chooses The free treatment at the
offices of the Hamilton Beach Company
are given by skilled operators, merely to
show the sufferer how to apply the ma
chine, and what a world of good it will
do in a few minutes. But at home,
where the patient may make the appli-
cation himself under whatever conditions
he may wish, is the ideal place for treat
ment
The little machines are sold on the
easiest terms. \ small payment down.
and 81 week win suffice for those who
do not feel able TO pay all at once, and
one may he cured while he pays
No dresome preparations are required
for using Try Neville All the pa Is
tieni has ia do is to connect il with an
ordinary electric light socket, turn the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
ANY DOCTOR WILL TELL YOU.

Ask any doctor and he will tell you
that your health and happiness depend
on a strong, healthy circulation. He
will agree that you may live long time
with a sluggish circulation Likewise
you may live to be old. with rheuma-
tism. headache, tired nerves, backache.
constipation or indigestion-these do
not always kill. But how much better
to have the spring of health in your
step the glow of life in your eye and
cheeks, and the vigor OF strong man
or woman in all your doings, than to
exist as half-invaHd and endure
pain?
Give q trial to TRY Neville" and
see for yourself whether it is not the
very thing to restore the natural vigor
to your broken nerves and muscles. II
will do the work A resolute man, by
years of work such as Professor Vein
berg or Sandow put in. may work his
way back to health. But the twentieth
century way is quicker. less tiresome
and infinitely more pleasant.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

The next move was to sit up in bed
and move both arm and leg as much as
ne could and massage them continually.
Then he was soon able to leave his bed
and walk about and use his arm, too.
BY constant effort he restored himself
TO his former health. and, by keeping up
the exercise and by stimulating the cir
culation with constant massage. he be-
came famous all around the world as a
man Of Herculean strength.
All the athletic world knows the man
who, at the Madison Square Physical
Culture show in New York city in 1903
won the prize of $1,000 for the most
perfectly built body among all the ath-
letes gathered there. But very few
know that this same man, now Profess
sor Weinberg. the Gymnastic Instructor
at the Battle Creek. Mich, Sanitarium,
was at the age of 20 given up to die
of concentration
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
CHOICE AGENCIES
ARE NOT ALL GONE

There are still few choice To-
cations for agencies to handle the
magical little Try New -Life" ma
chine in the states of Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia and Florida.
They would all have been gone
by now. but the management is
exercising the greatest care in
choosing only reliable agents who
have standing in the community,
and who have the energy to put
the Try New Life" machine be-
fore The people
Those who fill these require
ments are invited to write TO the
president Of the Hamilton Beach
sales Company, Walton street
Atlanta. Ca giving FUN psrticu-
tafs and references.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
LuMeAeo SPEEDILY RELIEVED.

I.urnbago. merely another form of
rheumatism which attacks the muscles
NJ the back is quickly relieved. When
the tingling OF the vibrations is felt,
the heavy. steady, down pulling ache
~ the loins is relieved and in few
minutes the sufferer is smiling.
Perhaps the most painful disease
known is sciatica. form of rheuma-
tism which attacks the sciatic nerve of
the thigh. Anything that will relieve
the pain can work wonders. Try New
life" If you are troubled with sciatica.
Take free treatment and see for your
self
Indigestion and constipation, the twin
evils of the digestive tract, are quickly
responsive to the treatment of Try
New-L.ife." The moment the flow of
blood is stimulated by the little ma
chine the gastric juices begin to work
naturally and the pangs of indigestion
are overcome by natures own forces,
without poisonous drugs or dieting. In
the same manner the muscles of the alb
don,en are stimulated to new life and
INV their prompt action the work of
eliminating waste matter is taken up
and constipation is overcome-consti-
nation, one of humanitys worst enc
mics. For whenever waste matter is
left in the system the delicate blood
vessels lining the lower bowel absorb
the poisons that ought TO be cast out
and sends them back through the blood
to all parts of the body The most
delicate organs are fed poison instead
of pure blood for their upbuilding, and
all manner of disturbances follow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
DEMONSTRATION AT HOME.

. Try New-Life" machines are I
9 on sale not only at the offices Of I
. the Hamilton Beach Company, at I
Q 7 Walton street, but at the big de- I
. partment store of j. M. High Com I
g pany. A demonstration win be I
9 sent, free Of jail cost, to the house I
9 of any customer who buys a ma Z
9 chine at this store, and will show Z
. the customer, in his own home, I
. Just how to apply the machine and
. which Applicator is best. and give I
. all the instructions that go with I
. machine bought at the companys I
. offices
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08


Everybody
0 bed
rubbed and maged his helpless with his hand
nd o a
eventually his whole
hand fnaIly gotso nm nd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
"TRY-NEW- LIFE" STORE
WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS

For the convenience Of those
who can not come to the Hamil-
ton-Beach Sales Company's store
at No. Z Walton street. in the day I
time. the store will be kept open
evenings twice a week. On We'd
nesday and Saturday until
o'clock in the evening the store
viii be open, and free demonstra-
tons will be given just as they
are by day. Drop in and well
come. and have a TRY New Life
machine used ON YOU to show You
it's invigorating effects on any
weak part. and its magical power
90 relieve pain instantly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Throng the Rooms All Day, and
With Results of Free Trial
Treatment.
Literally Hundreds
Are Delighted

The offices Of the Hamt0n- Beach COMPANY Walton street
order that 'front.'
The ncomn
pass
n on say
Jus hada treatme and
The smiling
he trouTIin him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
BRINGS SENSE OF COMFORT

BRINGS SENSE OF COMFORT.
Headache. neuralgia and nervousness
are among the most common ailments
of the women who have come to the
office of the Hamilton Beach Company
to try one of the free treatments of
'Try- New-Life." And one and all they
will tell any inquirer that they have
been given marvellous relief The
health giving vibrations along the tenn
pies. over the aching face, and over the
great nerve centers of the spine bring
feeling of calm, a sense of comfort
and sensible relaxation to the over
strung nerve and tired eyes.
Anyone who is troubled by any of
these things or by any other derange-
ment which comes through irritated
nerves or a faulty circulation is invited
to call at the offices of the Hamilton
Beach Company. 7 Walton street, and
be given a treatment absolutely without
cost. THAT is what talks-actual expe-
.rience Of the health giving powers of
this great invention
HEADACHE RESPONDS IN A FEW
MINUTES.
Headache and neuralgia can be in
stantly relieved with one single treat
ment of TRY New Life"
For a very severe headache, where
the pain is tense and jerking, use soft
sponge applicator No. until partly re-
lieved, then use applicator No. s. mas
saying from the center Of the forehead,
stroking down to the back OF the neck;
this relieves the congested blood which
is the cause of the headache, and equal
ICES the circulation, sending the blood
down into the body where it belongs
Sometimes it is most beneficial to be-
gin treating yourself at the bottom of
the back of the neck. stroking down
ward. this will sometimes relieve head
ache without treating the forehead, even
in three or four minutes. Never rub
your head from the back up toward the
front of the head.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
THE SECRET IN CIRCULATION.

He did not give up. He experiment
ed and found that by massage he could
stimulate his circulation. and he real
lied that on the free and full flow of
pure blood through his veins depended
his life. So. with constant practice. he
built up a strong, robust body from the
puny frame of skin and bones that the
doctors had consigned to an early grave.
In both these cases it was the health
full stimulation of the blood vessels and
the constant l0neading and massaging
of the muscles which brought health in
stead of disease and death If either
Sandow or Professor Weinberg had
knowl of "Try- New Life" he could
have accomplished the same results in
far less time and with far greater ease
and enjoyment. For the application of
TRY New Life is a. pleasure and in no
sense a task
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
SANDOW STRUCK BY LIGHT
Ming AND PARALYZED
WHEN HE WAS A LITTLE
BOY, CURED HIMSELF
He Used Hand Massage, Which Is Same
Principle But Slower Than
"Try-New-Life."

Finest Athlete in Country Was Once Given
Up by the Doctors to Die of Consumption
He Too Built Up Strong Body, Could Have Done It
Sooner With "Try New Life"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
SKILLED OPERATORS SHOW
HOW TO USE WONDERFUL
INSTRUMENT THAT RE-
STORES TIRED NERVES
Headache Rheumatism, Constipation Give
Way to Restful Ease When Cir
culation Is Stimulated.

Hamilton Beach Company Has Offices Where
1t Demonstrates Machines to Large Crowds at Once
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
CAN TREAT THEM ALL.

Elaborate preparations have been
made for the comfort of the patrons
who on the opening day thronged the
offices. There are chairs and sofas and
everywhere deft fingered operators are
all day long applying the machines and
showing how they work. The Try
New Life apparatus is there, The OPP
orators know their business, so that a
thoroughly organized establishment
seems transferred all at once, by some
magic into new surroundings. The
management can now treat them all
Now, what will Try -New7Life' do?
Fer one thing. it WIN give instant re-
lief in rheumatism. No matter whether
it is infiammatory. sciatica, stiffened
Joints or merely sore muscles, the mo-
ment the vibrations begin to thrill
through the suffering nerves and lax
blood vesselsfthere comes comforting
sense of warmth. the thrill of newly
stimulated nerves and healthy glow Of
The tissues that makes the sufferer most
grateful. If you have rheumatism, take
one of the free treatments and be con
5 WINGED
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

Look how straight | can walk said
one old man as he marched through the
door 81 came in here all doubled up
Try New-Life certainly does the
work"
The Hamilton Beach Company has
put a small army of demonstrators
both men and women-to work to show
the suffering public just what Try
New Life" will do. Women operators in
one room are working with women pa
tients. and men operators in another
room are working with men patients,
and since the office opened May p it has
heeu thronged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-05
PROPERTY DISPUTE
ENTERED IN COURT

Controversy over the possession of
property in Cambridge City, owned by
the late James w. Shaw, has been
taken to the Wayne circuit court, a
suit for possession of real estate and
for rent due being filed this morning
by Alice ]. Beach versus Nettie Hut
ferd.
The plaintiff alleges that she is the
sole heir of the late James Shaw, who
died December 20, 1911, and that the
defendant, who lived with Shaw, prior
to his death, acting as a nurse, has
and nowais occupying the property and
refuses to give it up or to pay rent.
The defendant, in an answer filed to
the complaint, AYERS that she is the
possessor of the real estate and that
she refuses to pay rent to the plain.
tiff for the property. The case was
first heard by ]. c. Daley. Justice OF
the Peace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-05
ROOSEvtLT'S LUCK
AGAIN SAVED HIM
Ex-President's Special Saved
From Wreck in the
Nick of Time.
(National News Association)

CUMBERLAND, Md, April 5.-The
Roosevelt special, carrying the former
president through West Virginia, es-
capped an accident early today through
the vigilence of the engineer. A long,
loosened strip of track ahead was dis.
covered in time to keep the train from
passing over it. For two hours the spe-
cial was held up in the West Virginia
mountains and the damaged track was
fixed up.
The Roosevelt party occupied a spe
cial train on the rum out of Parkers.
burg, leaving that town at 1:30 this
morning. The days run will end a,
Pittsburg, where the party will change
cars. for Chicago. AS the special got d
short distance west of Clarksburg the
engineer stopped to take water on the
engine. AS the headlight played on The
track ahead he saw rail was loose
He got down from his cabin and inves
tigated and he found the rail and ties
spread out as fast S he could see. The
engineer scnt back word to Parkers
burg and the work crew hurried our
after the special. They found the track
loose for~two miles, which had beer
caused by an engine which has jumped
one rail and had bumped along with
out the engineer knowing it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-05
MURRAY To LEAVE
To Be Principal of New
Hammond High School.

Prof A l.. Murray, head of the Eng
lish department and Debating depart
ment of the local high school. this
morning wired acceptance TO the Of
fer made him by the Hammond school
authorities to take charge of the high
school in that city. Prof. Murray will
leave Richmond for the North, July l..
at which time his contract with the
local school board expires He will re-
turn 10 Hammond in September. 10
take the principalship OF the high
school.
The high school at Hammond was
recently erected at the approximate
cost of s350.0o0. IL il a large indus
trial school and considered the best
in the state. fourteen different trades
being taught at the institution
Prof Murray came TO this city four
years ago from Muncie. He was for
merly city editor of the Muncie Star
and also the Muncie Press He is a
graduate from Indiana University,
where he received the degrees Of A.
H. and A. B.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-05
WOMEN ARE BLAMED
FOR HIS TROUBLES

Women darn EN-. Every time /
have been in trouble it has been be-
cause Of some woman" lamented Her
bert Aschenfelder after police court
this morning. He had been fined S25
and costs for stealing brass from the
Empire foundry on March 25 He sold
the brass he had stolen to some junk
dealers, who informed the police OF
the identity of the man. The brass
stolen were valuable patterns for sew
eral of the large shops of the city for
which the Empire people manufacture
castings.
Aschenfelder plead guilty without
any evidence being given and after
wards said he got of lucky" He had
served time before, being sent up for
forgery six years ago. He did not ex.
plain how women were to blame for
this latest escapade