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Some Prominent People Helped By “TRY-NEW=LIFE”
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING, COME IN AND BE RELIEVED OF YOUR PAIN
Free Demonstrations of "TRY-NEW-LIFE,” the Latest Discovery of Science for Soothing Pain and Building Up a Strong and Vigorous Body
I A EALIZING the number ot fake methods that are yearly proposed to the public, we are endeavor
ing to show them just what people that use “TRY-NEW-LIFE” say about it and its effects.
Below we show you only a tew of the hundreds ot like testimonials that we have received
during the past few weeks.
What Uncle “Andy” Says:
Everybody in Atlanta, Ga., knows Mr. A. P. Stewart, city
tax receiver. Mr. Stewart has been tax receiver for years, and
his honesty and integrity are well known. When asked what he
thought of his machine, which had been purchased of the Hamil
ton-Beach Sales Co. about three weeks ago, he made the fol
lowing statement:
“If there is any one that would like tn know what I think of this machine
I had much rather that you would send to me. but I will state that during Octo
ber. 1911. my wife had the misfortune to sustain a fractured limb, and it has
troubled her a great deal, having become swollen, but since she has had your
‘Try-New-Eife’ machine it has given relief. (The machine is good.) ff there is
any one that would like Io know what I think of this machine, send them to me."
Atlanta’s Leading Department Store
Sells WNEWDFE”
There are none in the Southeast and
few in the United States who are not
familiar with the reputation of the J. M.
High Co. Store. Years of honest dealing
and the highest business integrity have
placed the J. M. High Co.’s Store among
tlie first in America. It has always been
our policy to have rhe leading store’ in
every citv sell “TRY-NEW-LIFE.”
The manager of “TRY-NEW-LIFE”
has arranged with the J. M. High Co.’s
Store to sell “TRY-NEW-LIFE” to the
thousands of their customers on their
charge accounts. When you ‘visit this
store Monday do not fail to see the
demonstration in the annex, cut glass
and silver department.
rhe J. M. High Co.’s Store will also
send “ FRY-NEW LIFE” to any of their
many customers outside of the city of
Atlanta.
ALL WHO HAVE
USED IT PRAISE
“TRY-NEW-LIFE”
Wherever You Find a Man Who Owns
a Machine You Find a Booster.
I 'couldn't take a hundred
••"•vs for my machine if I
i couldn't buy another. ’
I hat if one of the best rec
"wimendations possible to give
machine, but it is whit
' p r'. one of the thousands
■'"."have bought "Try-Nevv
maehines in the last few
”;nths win tell you.
b paid* for itself in a
,' r °k." said one man. "I
‘a what the doctors and
sanitariums charge for
;in ,j | k nO w that
f t mill had use enough
1 dozen times benefit
"'Zb -in the first week I
' ■ mine, to pay for it more
in mice.''
" 'he comparatively shot
Still Room for a Few Live Agents
I here are still a few choice locations for good, live
' i!ts to handle Try-New-Life.
Agents can arrange to sell machines on time or cash,
is now dorfe in Atlanta.
Here is a protable opening for a live man or woman
'h money enough to handle the business.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO TRY IT, AND “TRY-NEW-LIFE” MAY SAVE YOU OR
SOME ONE DEAR TO YOU FROM YEARS OF MISERY AND SUFFERING
time since "Try-New - Life ‘
was givefT to the scientific
world, thousands of the little
machine? have been sold into
private homes. It speaks
wonders for its universal suc
cess that not a single one of
all those thousands over came
back and said he was not sat
isified.
The machines are sold un
der positive factory guaran
tee for one year—and they
will last twenty times as long
with an) care at all.
Stop In at the Hamilton-
Beach Sales Company's store
at 7 Walton street, Atlanta.
Ga., and be Sho'wn, in a few
minutes, just what the ma
chine does and wh> it is that
everv owner Is a booster.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS ’ *
DEAFNESS IT CURED ME Baseball
r it D c n Player Hurt
w U IV IZ Iz M r - Skipworth, on* of
C ~ Rome's host pitchers in th*
July 5. 1912. .
r, u . say W| Southeastern league, sustained a
Mr R H. Caldwell, of 146 Gordon
street, who is well known in the city of sprained ankle jifst at a <*rtical
Atlanta. «a.* directed to the Hamilton- Hfi moment, while making a slide for
Beach Sales Company, of 7 Walton Me' 1 1• 1 11 «_ 1
HES&i W second, which would have caused
street, hv a friend of his who is als.t SP 'W
troubled with deafness, to investigate llfj hi ™ flt I,?aSt H ' t "’ l>P ° F f ° Ur Wf ' pkß
•Try-.New-Life." and find out whethe Q la.v-off had he not been fortunate
it would really produce results a< enough to obtain treatments of
claimed by us. ( onr Iry-New-Life" machine.
Mr Caldwell has n n i y taken five Mr. Skipworth only took four
treatments for deafness, and he stated : 1 • 1
• ggytfftr •. > Jr IB «f our treatments, after which
to the manager of the Hamilton-Beach *'-«>> ■ > 11 1 ,
? V WMwfe-: ■ ■«"<''t- tune he whs able to lav his
Sales Compare that the results were . , . , ~
, ’ crutch aside, as well as take off
remarkable. In fact, he felt like a new rjaty.
person altogether; that he could heat WIF lg|| all '’adages and put his foot
once again, and that he was going lo back into a shoe. And Mr. Skip-
bring this friend of his into mu sim-e l.j -j® worth is not the only one that
10 be cured also. | ® IIIe appreciates the remarkabe cure
Mr. Caldwell, as you will note from l-i ® which was received during these
his picture, is an elderly gentleman. LA; a WL four treatments, but the great
and on» would naturally think that ||| J|i|w number of fans who missed him.
"Try-New-Life" would not cucr a t- I S//YA > ’-MMF , , . , —, . ,
son Khere the case Is of long standing ’ l "* "" a '” , ’ dpnt Ih,S ’ S On,V
and the party being middle aged, as it /A one of the numerous incidents
would of a child } ys /) Ly where “ Trv-New-Life " has ben-
more than glad to recommend this ma efited athletes in varioues hraches
Chine to any one to do as we claim. of sports.
SANDOW, STRUCK BY LICtHTNING 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 a Strong Body—Could Have
Done It Sooner With “Try-New-Life.”
Very few people know that Sandow—the world's strong
est man—was struck by lightning when he was a boy, and
that one side was completely paralyzed. His entire left side
was practically dead, for he could not move it. Everybody
thought that he was a hopeless paralytic, and that the re
mainder of his life would be spent in bed.
But Sandow rubbed and massaged his helpless arm
with his right hand, and finally brought back to it a slight
power of motion. This gave hirp great hope that he might
eventually redeem his whole body, and he went to work vig
orously and rubbed and massaged the muscles, which brought
health, and finally got so that he could move both arm and
leg.
The next move was to sit up in bed and move both arm
and leg as much as he could and massage them continually.
Then he was soon able to leave his bed and walk about and
use his prm, too. By constant effort, he restored himself to
his former health, and, by keeping up the exercise and by
stimulating the circulation with constant massage, he be
came famous all around the world as a man of Herculean
strength.
You See
We Are
Honest in
What We
Claim for
‘Try-New-Life’
IT CURED ME
All the athletic world knows rhe man who. at the Mad
ison Square Physical Culture show In New York city in
1903, won the prize of SI,OOO for the most perfectly built
body among all the athletes gathered there. Rut very few
know that this same man, now Professor Weinberg, the
Gymnastic Instructor at the Battle creek, Mich . Sanita
rium. was at the age of 20 given up to die of consumption.
THE SECRET IN CIRCULATION.
He did not give up. He experimented and found that by
massage he could stimulate his circulation, and he realized
that on the free and full flow of pure, blood through his
vein* depended hie 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 of these cases it was the healthful stimulation
of the blood vessels and the constant kneading and mAsag
ing of the muscles which brought health Instead of disease
and death. If either Sandow or Professor Weinberg had
known of "Try-New-Life," he could have accomplished the
same results in far less time and with far greater ease and
enjoyment, I-'or the application of “Try-New-Life" is a
pleasure and in no sense a task.
What Prominent Business Man Says:
Mr. A. A. Smith, of the Fertilizer and Chemical Company. 905 Grant building,
who has been in business in the city of Atlanta for a good many years, purchased
one of our "Try-New-Ljfe" machines a short time ago. as he was troubled witlj
indigestion and circulatory disorders, and after having used this machine up to
the present writing, he voluntarily makes the following statement:
"I find that the machine is everything that you claim it to he, and that it
has given such great relief to me that 1 am really surprised at the results of
same. If there is any one who is troubled with any form of digestive disorders,
nervousness, or. in fact, a general breakdown from lack of sleep, proper food
and exercise. I can conscientiously recommend the use of a "Try-New-Life" ma
chine. which deserves far more credit than can possibly be given it.
*‘T am averse to giving testimonials to be published in the newspapers,
but when I can be benefited as much as 1 have been from the use of one of these
machines. 1 feel that it is my duty to say what the machine has done for me. and
recommend it to people who are suffering the same as I was before purchasing.”
A. A. Smith
Nervousness Being Cured
Mr. J. L. Reinhardt, cashier of the
Bank of Colbert, Colbert, Ga., who
has one of the most noted poultry farms
in the state, purchased one of our bat
tery machines for his wife, who has
been troubled with nervousness for a
number of years.
Read what Mr. Reinhardt says
about our machine:
“Gentlemen:
“Although we have used your ‘Trv-New-
Life’ machine but a short time, it lias been of
great help to my wife iu the way of giving her
immediate relief, and I am positive that after
having used same for a longer period the re
sults will he as much more beneficial as they
have been up to the present writing.
“Yours very truly,
(Signed) “J. L. REINHARDT,
• “<’olhert, Ga.”
Miss Spencer, of
The Georgian, Says:
1 rather expected to see
some complicated, formidable
apparatus-—the impression of
scientific dread heightened by
the approach of some serious
looking perspnage who would
shake hl* head at the microbes
of disease that his keen eyes
alone could see. I was disap
pointed
The office was cheerful,
plea.-ant and refreshingly cool.
The white walls and the dark
green screen suggested the
rest w hich I just then realized
1 craved. There- were no hor
rors tn evidence.
Then I saw. It is a sim
ple instrument of convenient
size that will give the most
scientific massage without the
tyrannical services of an ex
pensive masseuse The Ides
of economy seemed to Impress
me first. Then I saw it in
operation; in fact, my curios
ity led me to yield to the offer
of a demonstration Then it
was that I was thoroughly
convinced.
It is marvelous. It did for
me in a few minutes what an
hour of my daily "setting-up"
exercises could only suggest
and how much more agree
able to use an Instrument that
brought every drop of stag-
nant blood into-circulation and
relieved the congested brain.
It seemed marvelous, and yet
1 could see easily the reasons
for its beneficial effects.
The thousand? of little ills
and pains that daily beset us.
and for which we know no
safe and ready relief, could
be quickly banished by the
use of this little marvel of
platinum and aluminum oper
ated by electricity. The ner
vous headaches to which one.
has to devote a day of pain
ful Idleness; the little rheu
matic twinges which make one
old before his time, and espe
cially the reminder* of sieges
of former illnesses, could all
be speedily and safely reliev
ed and eventually cured.
As a household article. I be
gun to consider it indispens
able. The only trouble would
be that it might make chil
dren imaginative as to aches,
so delighted would they he to
have their mother use "Try-
New- Life."
The crowning point of my
conviction was the knowledge
that it is used and indorsed by
the most celebrated gymnasts
and physical eulturists; so 1
knew that I was not proved
faithless to my old love.